The Straits Times, 18 July 1954

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    13 1 THe Straits Times in No. 986. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 18, 1954. 15 CENT*
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    STRIKE ON AT MIDNIGHT: UNIONS SAY 'WE STAND FIRM
    584 1 STRIKE ON AT MIDNIGHT: UNIONS SAY 'WE STAND FIRM A T one minute past midnight 10,000 daily-rated workers of the Singapore City Council will strike if the Council does not give them the "Ritson pay backdated from June 16 last year. This is considered to be out of the question.
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    Euphrates wins Doomben Cup
    69 1 BRISBANE. Sat. Train* r Frank Kennedy again hit the "high spot" today when at the i Doomben track Euphrates <Midstream-Chancel> won the AiMO.OOO (£B.OOO sterling) Doomben Cup over 11 furlongs. Kennedy has had a great run in Brisbane this season for he won the Brisbane Cup
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    Pictures Pictures Pictures
    100 1 Pictures Pictures Pictures THE Malayan Monthly, the new Straits Times magazine, is strongly pictorial and is packed with topical articles and first class fiction For the first time in this country, the August issue, on sale on July 28, uses brilliant colourgravure to present the work of Malayan photographers. There
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    $15,000 CONTEST RESULT
    45 1 if L r\ LUiVIPUK the board Straits Times HH" winners are" Lee Hon Phin, c/o t r a I Accounts Office Postal Services Dpi Kuala Lumpur. Lonmcr. 155 Amho.tcJ, Kuala Lumwill receive f wini and the com•ditor's weekiy cc Pase 1 I.
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    BIG SEA RALLY OFF CEYLON
    41 1 BIG SEA RALLY OFF CEYLON COLOMBO, g I .1 war v ifi and end on 31. an informed i nn Indiai 1:1 and Pakistani i two Be inl and will ah and SanderEastern Air iland aircraft of oln the A P
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    Queen approves new seal
    22 1 Queen approves new seal it. The Pd Kins Seal of Sc< sovereignty, at I e yesterday a new one bearCoat of Arms.
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    India's 'crisis'
    25 1 YORK. Sat Dr PS, a member of I' -ion to facing a Lsis. [Kate University* I confer"atandj in of becoming a untrv." -A.P
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    30 discharged
    20 1 IGTON, Bat.—Eighty 8 Armed hren discharged ks in the last 392 uses are Senate Armed mlttee was told.
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    Eden meets Chou: 'no progress'
    266 1 GENEVA, Saturday. MX. ANTHONY EDEN. British Foreign Secretary, rrported to a meeting nf the "Bis: Three' Western Ministers hrrr today that his talk this morning with .Mr. Chou En Lai of China led to no narrowing of major East-West differences on ending the Indo- China
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    City services will be normal
    209 1 I SINGAPORE'S utility services I O —water, gas. electricity and cleansing will be mainI tamed normally from tomorI row. The emergency committee I of the Council, which was set up on Friday to assist in maintaining these services, is geared up for action Arrangements have
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    Queen's horse wins
    38 1 ASCOT. Sat. The Queens Aureolo held off a strong challenge by French invader Vamos to win the mile and a half King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot today Britain's richest turf race—A.P.
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    Royal gardener
    67 1 PRINCESS Alexandra, 17-viar-old daughter of the Duchess of Rent, samples strawberry picked from the extrusive gardens of The oppins at Ivor. Buckinghamshire, her country residence. Like her fithcr, she is a keen gardener. The .ittractive Princess lias been gradually initiated inlo the sociai and public duties of the
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    China is rejected
    20 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. The House yesterday voted 381 to 0 against admitting China to the United Nations. -U.P.
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    Gift to the Queen
    28 1 LONDON, Fri.— A painting of the Coronation ceremony was presented to the Queen at a dinner here last night given by Lord Lieutenants- Pouter.
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    COPTERS TAKE 100 GURKHAS ON RAID
    185 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. VILLAGERS of isolated kampong Pergai Jelebu, 15, miles from Kuala Klawang in the Jelebu district of Negri I Sembilan. watched today as Royal Air Force fighters blazed away with rockets and cannon shells at a bigterrorist hideout In the jungle-clad hills.
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    Trial drivers face spears, tomahawks
    138 1 SYDNEY. Sat. WILD aborigines with spears and tomahawks attacked drivers in the Redex 9.600 'mile round-Australia motor reliability trial Frank Kleinis driving i Peugeot, telegraphed his associates here that he had seen an aborigine attacking George Green in another Peugeot. The same native menaced Kleining.
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    Who arc they? What ar<> ihvr -loins'?
    95 1 Who are they? What are they doing? Win did an American movie cameraman photograph two men in European clothes walking into the Straits Times Press office? The two men were "doubling" for the actors in an American television drama with a Singapore setting. According to th&lt;- story, important pipers betottfftltl
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    RADIO ACTIVE DUST IN SINGAPORE
    291 1 DADIO active dust particles from the Pacific H-bomb testing grounds at Bikini have been carried to Singapore by prevailing westerly winds. They are not harmful. This was discovered by the captain of a Tokyo Fisheries University Training and Research ship, ihe Umitaka Maru when he
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    Covt. paid tor crocked jazz records
    111 1 LONDON. Sat. IWE BRITISH government admitted today it mid 18 shillings &lt;M 57.50) to replace three jazz records apparently broken by a Royal Air Force plane diving through the sound barrier The Ministry of Supply sent a cheque for that amount to Le.s Verrechl.
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    Spore will be there
    21 1 A delegation from Singapore will attend today's Inau meeting of the Co-operative Insurance Society at Kuala Lumpur.
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    All the news -from above
    59 1 TAIPEH. Sat. Chinese Nationalist Air Force planes dropped thousands of leaflets in a raid on July 9 over the Chinese Communist provinces of Fukien and Chekiang. The Air Force said the leaflets contained latest news of world events and pictures of the wedding of a
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    Gonzales wins
    53 1 SILVERSTONE. Sat. Priolan Gonzales. of th^ Argentine, in an Italian works Ferrari, won the British Grand Prix motor race over 264 miles 1 425 kilometres). He led from start to finish. Another official Pwrari, driven by Britain's Mike Hawthorn waa second, with Onofre Marimon (Argentine) third in an
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    SWIFT PROBE ORDER
    26 1 GUATEMALA. Sat. Speedy investigation of an estimated 3.000 alleged Communists, proCommunists and suspected Communists jammed into Guatemala's gaols was ordered tary junta.- A.P
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    The Red'slaundry
    108 1 IN the pockets of a terrorist, killed deep in the jungle, was found a laundry receipt issued in Singapore less than a week before. The nun was neatly dressed with a knife-edge crease to hit trousers, a terrorist probably of some importance. But the mystery was never solved.
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    LEGLESS BADER WANTED TO GO DANCING
    2027 2 f£ aY iHiffltilnflraaaa^^aaaß^aaaS'^ia^aaaaaM l^^si::l^Kl!lEi^^^^BH|^^WßH^Hp^^^^M| 1 THE SKY YOUNC FLYINC OFFICER BADER had been destined for a great career in the RAF. Then came his crash and the loss of both his legs. At Uxbridge RAF Hospital he and his friends Peel and Streatfeild used
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    Barbara, aged 18, is given $85,000 coming-out party
    350 3 ILATRE CHANGED FOR MALAYAN MISS LONDON. Sat jR STANLEY SMITH, according to invitarards, will be "at on Monday for the coming nail of his debudaughter. Bar- never quitp like Home" on Monday will lon's 2.600 seat Stoll n ik&lt; d by Mr.
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    New Red Cross unit started
    36 3 HORE BAHRU. I Junior Red Cross Johorc Bahru and bocn Sultan Ibrahim formed at 8 :iei c Bchool, the Convent ■cp unlti are at unit has a strength the Sultan hool
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    She likes to be different
    67 3 ANNETTE C;\V. 11, is believed to be the only girl in Britain who wears jewellery on her nose. She had her nose pierced so she rould wear this £2M diamond nose brooch one of several she has. Annette, who is tourinu Britain with a song
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    More want to be citizens
    80 3 MORE Indians are expected to apply for British citizenship in Singapore after B policy statement by the Indian Government Mr. ML Gopala Menon. retiring Indian Representative in Singapore, assured Indians over the week-end that they would not lose their citizenship lights in India by taking
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    Girl, 12, is attacked by intruder
    42 3 Girl, 12, is attacked by intruder A MAN, who broke into a J\ house in Rochore Canal Road, Singapore on Friday night criminally assaulted a 12-year-old girl, the police said yesterday. A man was detained the same night, but released after investigations.
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    HE KNEW THE WINNER
    53 3 Phuan Chin Leone pleaded uwiltv in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday to declaring the winning number of a chap-ji-ki lottery on Friday The magistrate, Mr. R. B. Pates, offered Phuan $250 bail j in one surety and postponed i the ca.se to July 24 for
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    Council meeting
    24 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. -The council of state of Srlaneor will meet at the Lstana Selanpor at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, July 27.
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    Chap ji ki: $750
    31 3 Png Ah Neng. 48. was fined $750 yesterday by a Singapore court for helping run a chap ji ki lottery at Lorong 15, Geyland, on Friday night.
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    The rubber market
    191 3 August first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed in Singapore yesterday at 69 3 4 cents a lb.. three-eighths of a cent below Fridays closing price. The Drice opened one-eighth of a cent above Friday's close, but fell away on lack of trade interest and the closing tone
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    SOVIET TANKERS RACE TOWARDS RED CHINA
    200 3 TAIPEH. Sat. INTEREST is quickening here over any possible Nationalist attempt to seize the i Soviet tankers Leningrad 7.176 gross tons" and Batumi 6.236 gross tons', reported heading for Red China from Singapore, their last port of call. Rumours were flying thick and fast
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    SERVICE MEN APPEAL
    42 3 Four men, whose applications for postponement of National Service training have been rejected, will appeal to the National Service Appeal Tribunal. The appeals will be heard on July 27 in the Registrar's Court, Singapore Supreme Court, at 2.30 p.m.
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    Penghulus' course
    23 3 RAUB. Sat. Penghulus in Pahang will attend a refresher course at the Clifford School. Kuala Lipis. from Aur. 13 to 21.
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    Murder attempt charge
    52 3 Leo Tine; Chew was tentatively charged before Mr. R W. H. Davies, a Singapore magistrate, yesterday with attempted murder at a house in Lorong Limau on Friday night. It was alleged that Leo stabbed Low Ah Yong with a sharp instrument. Leo was remanded in police custody
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    Brunei plans a club for all
    42 3 BRUNEI, Sat. The State Council of Brunei has approved spending $200,000 to build an international club in Brunei Town. It will be open to all communities and the amenities will include a sports cinder track. Reuter.
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    Transport talks
    33 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—Discussions at works committee level are now going on between the General Transport Company here a d representatives of Its dri ers and conductors for better conditions of service.
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    DREAM TRIP TO MECCA COMES TRUE
    206 3 DREAM TRIP TO MECCA COMES TRUE Convert takes his boy' too PENANG, Sat. A EUROPEAN convert sailed for Mecca today on a religious mission which he had longed to fulfil since he beiCame a Muslim 28 years ago. And to 'gain first hand experience" of the conditions under which ordinary
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    $***** for terror tips
    65 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Federation authorities paid $67,524 for information leading to the capture or killing of terrorists in June The amounts paid were: Penang $2,800; Joh o r c $40,142: Malacca $2,313: Perak $3,000: Negri Sembilan $2,500 Pahang $14,019 including arms and ammunition): Ked ah
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    Judgment postponed
    32 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. -Inche Ismail. Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate, today postponed until July 31 his findings in the case in which Police Sergeant Babu Singh who is accused of corruption.
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    Blackest murder month
    210 3 DOLITICAL murders and attempted murders in Singapore in June set a record for any month since the Emergency began. Two Harbour Board police constables and a former detective were killed, bringing political killings so far this year to four compared to five for the whole of last
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    POLICE ARREST SUSPECT IN EARLY MORNING RAID
    90 3 ALOR STAR, Saturday. NORTH KED AH police raided four houses in Kampong Padang Hung, six miles north of Alor Star, early today and detained a suspect in connection with a shooting at Kota Renting on July 2. The raiding party, led by Inspector
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    Monsters reign supreme in the dark ocean depths
    1748 4  -  Gerd von Dincklage-. "chulenburg By is an old saying among clivers, that a man is either a diver the first time he goes down into the sea or else he will never make a diver In my case, from the first time
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    The 'MOUSE' is a midget moon
    614 4 y^ SMALL earth satellite, an artificial moon, could be launched by the United States now. This is the opinion of Dr. F. S. Singer, of the University of Maryland. We have all the necessary know-how, he said, and should not set our sights too
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    AMONG THE INDIANS WITCHCRAFT IS STILL POTENT IN PANAMA
    285 4 Xl/ITCHCRAFT remains a potent force amom: Bias Indians of Southern Panama, according I Clyde E. Keeler of the University of Pennsylvan a Several days before he ar- rived an Indian burned up some rubbish on an island to clear it for
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    \PATROLS, KNEE DEEP IN SWAMPS, I PLAYED A CAME WITH DEATH
    472 5 Trekked for five days QEATH was the forfeit in a gigantic game of hide and seek which has just ended in the jungle swamps of Selangor. Death was the penalty for the unwary each time patrois of No. 91
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    Cheaper chats in coffee shops soon
    383 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday, ost certain that chatting in the coffee shop will lade cheaper for you after the next rwo w*-fcs. The first sign of thtt tomlng to pass is the reduction or the price of Govprnmont sugar from $38 tc $32 a picul
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    110 happy children
    103 5 Letter to the Editor ripore Leprosy Re- .-H"..i!:on'.s annual it Tr.Ualgar Home si mcd to coincide &gt; nine of tht new d which would be end of the ttle children 110 disappoint- ment that Ided to let them 3] rts Day on .it :V3O p.m. Saturday ir
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    Driver pleads guilty on reduced charn
    28 5 Driver pleads guilty on reduced charn MPUR, Sat Ar--45. of Kuala today fined $20 ■:;.&gt;iclorate driving at Ampang Road. originally been negligent drivirge was reduced l« guilty today.
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    Nurses pass exam
    20 5 Tho following in Pahanc final examinaii General Hosfa Tencku fengku sti. Che Hassan. Miss and Che ZaAriffln.
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    Pahang's big show
    24 5 RAUB, Sat. This year's Pahang State Agricultural Show at the Malay Srhool. Tomerloh. next Saturday promises to be the best ever
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    "Asians no danger to Australia'
    71 5 BRISBANE, 2v»t. Mr. II ihiimr Rahman. Pakistani High Commissioner in Australia, said when he irrived here for a goodwill tour that "the belief that Australia is in danger from Asia is false. Asians on the whole, don't want to come to Australia, he said. Apart
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    400 asked to artist's first show
    103 5 400 asked to artist' s first show KUALA LLMPUR. Sat.— Mr. Dong Kingman, the visiting American-Chinese water colour artist, wll give daily de- monstrations of his technique 1 for five days here from Monday. About 400 members of the Art Council, the Selangor Art i Society and Government officials have
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    Tobacco tourists
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.—Tobacco manufacturers and exporters from India will visit Kuala Lumpur on July 24 to discuss marketing of low-grade tobacco and building up trade relations.
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    $200 food offence
    41 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat.— Heng Sew Hor, 48, a woman pig rearer oL Serdang. South Kedah was fined $200 or two months' gaol in the Banda Bahru court for attempting to take food out of a restricted area without
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    Mr. Lee passes building test
    78 5 Mr. Lee Hee Seng. 27, of the Federal and Colonial Building Society. Singapore, is the first Malayan to pass the final examination of the Building Societies" Institute in London He is now an Associate of the Building Societies' Institute. Mr Lee said yesterday that i
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    Singapore christening
    31 5 (lerardine Mervina and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. U. P. P. Scully, after her christening at the Catholic Church of the Holy Family, Katong, Singapore yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    Teacher loses her jewels
    37 5 Jewellery worth 51. 334 was stolon from a woman teacher living in Farleigh Avenue, off Serangoon Garden Estate, on Friday night. It was missing from her dressing table drawer when she woke up.
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    Youths of 35 can join new Labour body
    131 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. F ABOUR youths in Malaya Lj are invited to attend a meeting in Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 1 to consider the formation of a Socialist Youth League of Malaya. The convenor of the meeting. Mr. V. David, secretary of
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    HONOURED TO HAVE BEEN JAILED HERE'
    105 5 PENANG. Sat. PENANG'S Senior Assistant Comptroller of Customs. Mr A. H. Gridley, said today he ielt honoured to have been imprisoned with many Malayans during the Jap occuoa tion. 'I love this country and its .smiling children," he told 30 delegates at the annual
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    WAR WEARY SOLDIER CAME TO DINNER!
    1119 6  -  Agnes Boehm By READING about Mr. H. C. Wee's holiday which unfortunately commenced "on the day war broke out," reminds me T HAD already enjoyed three days of my holiday when war started and was I mad! No horror, no thrill of fear shot
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    Woodpeckers visit the Dusun
    610 6 Woodpeckers visit the Dusun OUR pre-war dry Augusts have deteriorated during the past few years. We hope, however, that this year the month will play the game, because if dry we could have another flowering of the durians. with fruit on Christmas Day: but we don't bank on such an
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    RICE PUDDING A LA MODE
    398 6 rpHE word rice podding is apt to conjure up memories of dismal school or hospital dinners. The following forms of It should effectively "lay" the ghost of snch memories. ft RICE A LA GEISHA WASH half a cupful of un- cooked rice, place it in
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      231 6 Make a KOLYNOS the 'Active' Chlorophyll toothpaste Ihe instant you start brushing I. It keeps with Green Kolynos, youil enjoy your breath fra* its lively pleasant taste you'll feel 2. v fights gum the glorious cool freshness that troubles. only Kolynos with chlorophyll j. checks can give! What's more it
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    NIP IN YOUR YOUR WAIST!
    932 7 NIP IN YO UR YOUR WAIST! Flatter your V-arff &gt;&gt; Mexican style Says Maxine Rakich IF you are the lucky 1 owner of one of the Mexican skirts I mentioned a couple of weeks ago I suggest that you complete the costume by adding a Mexican belt to nip in
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    How to get the bandbox look'
    301 7 THERE is no magic about the glamour the stars achieve on the screen. The key to glamour can be summed up in one word— grooming. And for that, the stars at Britain's Pinewood studios depend on wardrobe mistress Dorothy Edwards. Plenty of hanging space
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    SELFISH HUSBANDS
    352 7 A woman looks at men 3 rpHERE i&gt; a well-known M. comedian in London who always opens his act by coming on to the stage, &gt; standing very quietly and I saying: 'I'm a married I man." This brings howls of delighted laughter. As a mere woman. I
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    She fell for my best friend at the picnic
    577 7 I am very much in love with a. girl. We used to go out together often and were very interested in each other. At a picnic recently. I introduced her. to my best friend and ever since then she seems reluctant
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    DE LONA FINDS FIRM FASHION FOUNDATION
    313 8 rE KEENEST plot in any smart woman's "undercover story" is a well cupped, flattering brassiere and a trim, exacting girdle. These are the items which contribute the most to fashion's firm foundation. A wise shopper spends as much time, trouble and mone&gt; on these
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    THIS IS THE FABRIC OF THE FUTURE
    190 8 THIS IS THE FABRIC OF THE FUTURE SOME Interesting nrws in the fabric lino. This has been a year of cotton and pure silk. Next year I predict the fabrics will be organza and the very light stiff materials. For those of you who want to be right in the
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    THESE NEW CRANNIES JUST KNOCK ME FLAT
    695 8 JAMES MAYO (MARLENE SANG FOR HIM) SAY! jyilKW! Gloria Swanson haa just hit Paris— and left me feeling like Sunset Boulevard... with the sun none down. I called up grandmother Gloria at her sixth floor suite in the swanky George V hotel. "Come
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    Norman Hartnell's way to victory in the 'war' of your wardrobe
    341 8  - Norman Hartnell's way to victory in the 'war' of your wardrobe FHA.WES DALE By LONDON, HAVE you got a "wardrobe teamscheme"? It's the one sure way to be well turned out, whether you pay £5 or £100 for your next classicsuiting. It doesn't pretend to tell you what to buy
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  • PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
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      WE ARE THE QUEEN'S CHINESE'
      382 9 WE ARE THE QUEEN'S CHINESE' yHL" President of the Penang Straits Chinese British Association, Mr. Heah Joo Seang, blames modern distractions" for the political apathy shown by the "Queen's Chinese." "They seem to live only for the present," Mr. Heah told the Sunday Times. "So long as they can continue
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      Back in a cell within 48 hours
      442 9 "fHREE Singapore criminal district court judges yesterday gaoled two police supervisees and another man, all with previous convictions, for separate offences, committed in each case soon after their release from prison. Convicted were the supervisees Ponnusamy Kalimuthu. aged 45, Yeo Ah Noh. aged
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      Newly – wed
      25 9 Newly wed -MR. CHEOK SWEE BENG a Singapore pharmacist, and his bride. Miss Cheanjf Siew I.an. who were married at the Penang Rubber Trade Association.
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      230 singers trill be in tit is chair
      224 9 QNE of the largest adult mixed choirs in Singapore's w musical history is expected to face the footlights for its debut in about six months. The power behind the fledging 250-voice choir is Miss Christine Stirling, believed to be the Colony's first
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      'Our specials are best in world'
      140 9 A BROADCAST challenge to -Tl any other city in the world was made last night by Commandant J. M. Mason, of the SinPannro v«i,,« fo Constabulary Speaking over Radio Malaya Commandant Mason said: "'I challenge any other city to produce a 1.500-man. rive nationality
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  • Singapore. Sun. July 18, 1954.
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      Friends of us all
      168 10 yHERE is a now popular song going the rounds. It is called "Friends And Neighbours" and its theme is that, no matter how badly things appear to be going, good friends and neighbours; will alwayg see you; through. Consider the Federation's friends and neighbours- the countries
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      BULLIES
      157 10 CHAKESPEARE had many' 1^ sharp words for those who. •dressed in a little brief authority.'threw their weight about. Hamlet even save 1 the insolence of office" as one of the reasons why he would be better off dead! Now Labour Department officials in Perak report overzealous and officious Dehaviour
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      The girls
      177 10 IN a world shivering under the Shadow of the hydrogen bomb and rampant Communism, the elaborate preparations for this year's "Miss Universe" competition' may be causing a lew jeers, among our more sober citi-' zens. But how much better to arrange a parade of lovely women than one
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      THE JETS
      57 10 ONCE again a British Jet giant, hope of the nations aviators, crashes to destruction. Once more the experts prepare to probe the mystery. Be sure of this Before long the weak link In these machines. will be finally revealed and Britain's Comets and Victors I will be the
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    Loyal man saved life of Clouston9 our new AM A.
    1216 10  - Loyal man saved life of Clous ton 9 our new AM A. IVOR KRAAL \IALAVA and Group Captain A 1 I hu r Clouston, D.S.O. D.F.C. A.F.C., newly named Air Officer Commanding, Singapore, have very close tics. (i w;is across Malaya thai Clouston made liis record-breaking dash from England to
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    BEFORE YOU STOP SMOKING—
    378 10 THE great cigarette scare has gone too far. The nawi in the ea.ly propaganda of those doctors who do think that there is a link between cigarette smoking and cancer are now being seen. Latest evidence for the other side Ls the results of the new
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  • WHAT YOU THINK
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      Monsters
      291 10 DO sea serpents exLst? A; they real? Are the products of Imagination These are the common cr.:&lt;.. tions asked alter the of! reported appearances of th notorious Loch Neia monstei Mrs. Florence Caddy, I her account of a voyage i the Duke of Sutherland yacht Sans Peur to Siam
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      The shouters
      222 10 rsay, "we want independence" Ls very simple but to strive for it is very difn- cult Malaya should i:et her independence. But the way most of the politicians of Malaya behave, might, when the time comes, hinder the wishes of the Malayan pear pie for independence. Certain politicians
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    BILLY BUDD
    590 10 PLEASED to see you again. they .said. You're looking well, they said. Glad to be back? they asked. Had a good "Sffsun was setting over Kallang. I had seen it rise over London two days before Here I was. after five monthback in Malaya and here I am
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      119 10 Toclav** llafli&lt;» SINGAPORE Dtadm Through p M 2.30 Symihony of Strli A M. 7.15 Time Signal and Open- "Popular Corn-erf: 4 OP I me Announcement: 7.16 Morning Choice; i nn Time Sinn. Stars; 7.30 News; 7 H.=&gt; Melociv Mix- &gt; And Gilbert Cl ture: 8.00 Come Into The Parlour: 8
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    Too many were careless with easy questions
    815 11  -  the Competition Editor by )N was very keen in Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest two entrants who tied won from a strong field. The /crs who differed by only one word from the winning set as larger than usual. The committee again noted
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    Prayers before leavinc
    28 11 Mr. M. Gopala Menon, re tiring Representative of th Government of India ii Malaya, yesterday visited th Chettiars' Temple at Tan Road. Singapore, for prayers.
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    High Tides
    56 11 TODAY: Singapore 12.51 pm Port Dickson 7.58 a.m. (9ft.) 8.2 p.m. i9ft &gt;: Penane 2.18 r m. (7fl 31ns.^ 2.09 p.m. &lt;Bft. Hat.), TOMORROW: Singapore 12.1 a.m. (10ft 31ns.i 1.21 p.m. (Rft 91ns. l; Port Dickson 8.34 a.m. (9ft :ims i 8.57 p.m. ißft. 81ns.i: Penan 2.51 a.m.
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    Tanker slips out
    38 11 The Batumi, last of the thrp Russian tankers which too refuEe in Singapore harbou after the seizure of the Taups off the coast of Formosa re crntly. left the Colony yester day bound for Shanghai.
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    HE WAS UN-NOTICED
    24 11 Baby monkey in the hands of its owner after being seperated from its big friend yesterday. Sunday Times picture. Story below.
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    Singapore goes on American TV sets
    310 11  -  NAN HALL The real thing' wanted By AMERICAN cameraman, Mr. Carl Berger, is now in Singapore getting street-scene shots of Singapore for 1 3 American television films with a Singapore netting. In America, Mr. Berger §ot so fed up with "phoniness ot alleged eastern
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    Three injured in B. Timah crash
    113 11 Two men and a woman were injured when a car in which they were travelling, lelt the road and overturned In a drain in Bukit Timah Road, Sinsapore at about 3 p.m. yesterday the woman. Ho Lin Fan and one of the men. Teo
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    WHO'S COT A HOME FOR A MONKEY?
    155 11 A MONKEY which was con- fiscated in the Singapore City Police Court yesterday is now with the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Orchard Road waiting for a good home Ten days ago. Inspector R de Silva found it bound
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    Mine blows up off Bg. Mati
    39 11 A sea mine blew up on being washed ashore with the tide.' off Blakang Mati. Singapore yesterday. The mine was believed to be a relic of the last war. No damage was caused.
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    U.N. Association drive
    38 11 PENANG. Sat. the United Nations Association of Malaya will soon start a membershio drive and form branches in the Federation Mr. Heah Joo Seang has been elected chairman. Rules and constitution have already been passed
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      184 11 l!/VY#YfV ANSWERS TO WORD PUZZLE Ml for Straits Times Word Puxxle Contest HH' will be shared lIN c/o Central Accounts Office, Postal Services Dept, Kuala jmpur and C. LORIMER, 155 Ampang Road. Kuala Lumpur. ted a set of answers which corresponded completely with These were adjudged by the adjudication committee
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    SEASIDE SCENES WIN PRIZES!
    161 12 :::5!i r V: ..:iS::: j•' -r: 2 &lt;:::». i: i i ii:::i: i: \Js\ CACH week the Sunday Times is awarding cash prizes for reader pictures. There is a first prize of $30, a second of d runners-up each receive $5. This week's first prize winner
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    Greatest pasture of all'
    176 12 Greatest pasture of all' I WASHINGTON. FISHING is one of man^s oldest industries, but it hasn't advanced much in tne last 1.000 years." a bi 1 OR I f 1 l l 1 researcher recently told 400 representatives of Western Hemisphere fishing industries assembled in Miami. Florida. ["he industry's leaders
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      280 12 y73 THE OLD DAYS AND 1954? Quick-action shots NOW POSSIBLE with PEROMNIA-23 this film has an enormous speed and it is a new kind of speed, it is a cpeed without any risk! Never before have you turned out so many excellent pictures on your filmstrip! v '-^r Mjiic in
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    Am excuting as an old sack I
    431 13  - Am excuting as an old sack I ERIC WOOLNOUGH Says DUmAK I.ULLSANU JY|-G-M's "The Flame and the Flesh" is a film that only fizzles and never really bursts into flame. Boosted as a presentation to arouse your passions, it is as exciting as an old woollen sock It is the
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    An intriguing play about aid China
    461 13  -  R. W. BAXTER i hi: iiii \i iti: By JWKH an intriguing play about the old days in China, lill it with a vast and largely talented cast of local Chinese actors, get two Chinese stalwarts of the theatre to produce it and put
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    RIVAL FOR SALOME
    70 13 Meet Lay* Raki, 22-year-old Cerman-|avancse who plays the part of Moana, wife of a Maori chief, in "The Seekers" released through the Rank Organisation and premiered in London last month. According to reports, Laya docs not speak U3 the film but is dynamite in a Maori version
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    FILM FAN'S FORUM'Spivs' operate! at the cinema
    530 13 was astonished while 1 queuing up for the, flrst-ciass booking office at a Kuala Lumpur i cinema recently screening; &gt;&gt; a Cinemascope film when &lt;&lt;, a jaga of the theatre remarked: "If you are pre- pared to pay $2, ample tickets will be
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    The little boy who peeped
    1079 14 f ITTLE did Thomas Raffles, later Sir Thorn ns then in Malacca and preparing for the invasion of Java realise that his every movement was being closely watched and mentally recorded by a little Mohammedan boy of 14 named Abdulhr bin Abdnlkadar. Even to the
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    The 9 died many years ago
    794 14  - The 9 died many years ago GEORGE TANSZY INVESTIGATION INTO THE SPIRIT WORLD By QNE result of this series of articles has been an unusual invitation into the home of a normal British family, consisting of a middle-aged busi ness man, his wife and their 18-year-old daughter into whose lives
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    The life and loves of Chalie Chaplin-5
    65 15 ■Hie year is 1914 and Charlie Chaplin is 25 when this instalment of hss life story begins. A star of the Keystone v acomec/ies he is already regarded in Hollywood as the v greatest comedian in the film w0r1d. I H B aaV
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    A 16-year-old was Chaplin's first girl bride!
    1102 15  - A 16-year-old was Chaplin's first girl bride! R. J. MINNEY BY rliaplin caused Mack Sennet! to be both pleased ;nn\ uneasy for he knew companies would be quick on the tail of so rich a prize, and though the come me months to run ho put a ceaseless on Charlie
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    Nathaniel Gubbins Gubbins
    469 15 Nathaniel Gubbins Gubbins IF you see a girl walking about your office wringing &lt; her hands like Lady Macbeth you will arrive at &lt; v one of two conclusions. You w.ll think that either &gt; some disaster has befallen her or that she has gone &lt; s crazy. j Watching
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      249 16 The and Backachl t uone in 1 Wee Cy»tex-th&lt;. pre» faulty kldne »O. If you titm, Sciatica. N» Backarhf, Nervm,, D:zzin. sg Cirri., quent Hfjijjrh.. Enfgy and App&gt;&gt; n.. *3 s Burning, Smarting havefr, tO \'.i,r and h.. fit CysfexHelpjNoture3\v r-ntlflc. i.rif t If! Sf.nth. sirk I i i- mm.
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      1675 16 by Edgar Rice Burroughs F^ 1 f^%4 SLUG STWPEC AMD TWE APE-MAN PREPARED POR -^f^m^f^%'MlM^t W^^ A A DEATH DUEL TASZAN WAITED. CO^PENT 0 P //^3^&lt;^%J^A ,Jf||^l J \^V*\ A^ TME PIRST DRUMBEAT TARZAN SWtPTLV REACMED ZOZ. B'JT .v-E\ TwE TREACHEROUS STRIPER GRIPPED MIS ~7\ W f-\/^^ &gt; ":^fei &lt;^H8
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  • TWO FAMOUSE WIVES
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      Jacqueline— she visiietl Dien IBien I'liu
      1034 17 IMIK FRENCH uarrison was a "pretty place." So writes Madame Christian de Castries in tlir last of her five-part series. She strolled at the liulo-Chin.i outpost with her husband, wb* w i' s bee— l€ hero known to the world l»&gt; the plates HUM,
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      PHILLIPA-ONCE RAN A VERY V/ASPISH COLUMN
      667 17 THIS is the story of Phillipa, the terror of the town, who was one day 1 to marry the famous novelist. Nicholas Monsarrat. Phillipa Crosby ran a waspish gossip column about what went on in g;ty Johannesburg. In front of her typewriter Thp fi
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      Uniforms at sea
      67 17 The Federation Arts Theatre group in Kuala Lumpur is sweating on the deadline for the arrival of two costumes from London for their star players in George Bernard Shaw', "Arms and the Man" wnlch it Is producing later this week. The elaborate uniforms would have been difficult
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  • THE WORLD OF MOTORING
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      Swifts sprint relay team crack 45 sec.
      388 18 OWIFTS Athltlic Associations sprint relay team cracked «Swc ln wtnnlO| the 4xllo yards relay In 44 ssec— five-tenths ol ucond better than their own Slncapon record set in 1952— at the triangular athletic meeting held at HA K Changi yesterday. The Combimd RAF.
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      ROVERS IN MUAR CHARITY GAME
      69 18 Rovers' team to travel to Mu;ir to play a charity (MM against Muar Invitation team on Sunday, ln aid of the St. John's Ambulance appeal week, will be selected from: W. Skinner. Chong Kum. Teow Keng. Murphy. Kok s&lt;Tit;. Baton. Mat Noor. Boon Khim. Ismail
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      EUROPEAN CHAMP
      27 18 MILAN. Sat— Dulllo. 1,0 l Italy i. beat Jarques Herblllto iFranrr&gt; on points over 15 rounds ln their Euro- 1 pean lightweight boxing title fight.
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      Rahim's four goals beat Hongkong Bank
      280 18 Rahim's four goals beat Hongkong Bank Mercantile Bank 4 Hongkong Bank 3 |7OUR fine goals, including a hat- trick by Rahim Omar, enabled Mercantile Bank to beat Hongkonc Hank 4-3 when they met in a SBHFA Group A' League and Cup match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Mercantile Bank's victory
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      Last week's Crossword Solution
      111 18 Last week's Crossword Solution ACROSS: 1. P:a«n. 6. Eajer. 10. Rearrange. 11. Kerry. 13. Dense. 15. 1 lor. IH. Bit. IK. Duck. 1!). Yew. M, Trnet. _L Say. V.i. (hcrred. 25. Strait. 26. Raised. IT. Release. 29. Cod. 31. Fence. M. Lop. 34. Odes, M. Set&gt;. 17. Boar. 3K. Meals.
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      SHOULD FIRE ENGINES STOP AT A RED LIGHT?
      460 18 CHARLES ERICKSON asks what YOU think A minute s delay in reaching the scene of a fire may cost the life of a person trapped inside a burning building. When the engine leaves the 1 fire station none of the in the
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      Reidy and Kilmartin better S pore marks
      515 18 TWO SINGAPORE records were improved upon when Singapore Base District (Army) held their annual athletic championships at Tanglin yesterday new figures heinjj returned for the hammer and the three miles. Lanky, bespectacled Lt Col. C. J. Reidy (Hq Singapore Base Dist.) hurled the
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    KELANGOR WILL REPLAY PENANG IN CUP SOCCER
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    17 19 LOW SCORING IN SHIELD RICKET FINAL i IXDI \\n b I C I -J-39-3: O. La- 9.4-5-
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    290 19 PENANG. Saturday. LMH-R RECORDS were set up at the Penang Amateur 1 Athletic Associations annual meet which started today on the Free School ground. Sylvia Barbosa added an inch to the women's high jump record established last year The second record was set
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    166 19 NOIANO, cat PENA.NG -a ere «U out 134 on an pa&lt;&gt; wicket in their ■gainst Kedah on the Roaci ground today. At close. Kedah had scored 20 •M:hout loss. n .x \:c topscored foi Penan? with 45. was at the uicke' for two and threr-qunr'er hours
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    224 19 Hobbs, Jones in 150-run opening stand i v. Malacca KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. ■V-EAL HO3BS .71. and Alan Jones '79i put on 150 for the first wicket when Selangor started their two-day cricket game against Malacca on the padang here today. Afur the partnership had b*en broken, however. Selangor wickets fell
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    AWANG GABOS'S GOAL WINS
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    32 19 I Chinese Swimming Club 'C 1 trounced RAF "B" 12-0 in a SASA C inter polo league match yesterday. In the "B leacue match. CSC B trounced RAF. "A" 10-0
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    414 19 CHIAM BOON KENG of Archer ■a on the individual championship at the annual sports if the Methodist Boys' Afternoon School •a:;H 33 points* Boon Keng took first places in the 100. 220 440. one mile nnd the 120 yds hurdles and was second in the
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