Singapore Standard, 19 July 1954

Microfilm: NL4525
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    Masthead
    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD A cr8BBHKi Vol. V. No. 17. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1954 TWELVE PACES 15 CENTS.
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    No 'Loose Talk'
    33 1 THE U.S. Navy m Manila j warned its civilian employees against loose talk which "can be used by foreign agents" and "could be of inestimable value to unfriendly forces." AP
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    Zafrullah Khan
    16 1 Foreign Ml- llah Khan arye.sterday kholm. He is on a 6 andinavian c AFP
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    THE STRIKE IS ON
    739 1 City Council Appeals To Public Senior Officials Man Essential Services MORE than 10,000 daily rated employees of the Singapore City Council went on strike at midnight last night, following the deadlock m negotiations with the Council to backdate the Ritson salary scheme. The first batch of
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    H-BOMB MAKES DEFENCE OF SUEZ USELESS-MPs
    165 1 H-BOMB MAKES DEFENCE OF SUEZ USELESS -MPs LONDON, July 18 (Reuter).— Two Conservative members of Parliament said yesterday the hydrogen bomb made it pointless for Britain to stay m the Suez Canal zone. Major McNeill Cooper Key said at Hastings, a south coast resort: "The hydrogen bomb has put out
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    59 1 THE last shift of City Council employees of the P a s i r Panjang Power Station are pictured below leaving the premises at midnight yesterday, when more than 10,000 went on Strike. The other picture shows some of the members awaiting the final decision of their executive comwhich met
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  • Article
    First Sunday Session
    211 1 First Sunday Session GENEVA GENEVA, July 18. (Reuter) The ninenation Indo-China conference met m secret here today, 56 hours before the "peace or I resign" deadline of Mr. Pierre Mendes France, the French Premier, expires. The session first on a Sunday since the peace talks began ton weeks ago— opened
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    Girls Join Flood Battle In Hungary
    111 1 VIENNA. July 18. (Reuter) Thousands of troops, police and civilian rescue workers, including women and girls, toiled to reinforce dams and dykes and help m evacuation the Danube floods continued to rise today. A peak of 2> feet is expected today or tomorrow, An
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    S-EA Pact Will Come Under Fire
    188 1 LONDON, July 18 (Reuter) The British Labour Party's left-wing has lined up for strong attack on the planned South-east Asia defence pact and an all-out clash with irs official leaders on West German re- armament. A provisional list of 433 resolutions issued today for
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  • Article
    Whitney In Hospital
    50 1 A REUTER cable from Sydney says that Jockey George Whitney, who was injured m an accident at the June Ipoh race meeting, was admitted to a Sydney hospital m a serious condition. He arrived m Sydney by plane on Saturday and was immediately admitted for an operation.
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    HEUSS IS ELECTED AGAIN
    65 1 HEUSS IS ELECTED AGAIN BERLIN. July 18 (Reuter) Theodore Heuss, a whitehaired 70-year-old prof< was today re-elected President of the West German Federal Republic for a second five-year term. A Federal electoral college consisting of nearly 1.000 federal and state parliamentary deputies chose him again by 871 against 12 votes.
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    HEAT TOO MUCH FOR THREE OF THE LOVELIES
    205 1 HEAT TOO MUCH FOR THREE OF THE LOVELIES LOS ANGELES, July 18, (Reuter) Heat and excitement were too much for three of the lovely candidates for the title of Miss Universe at Long Beach yesterday Eight of the girls were posing for a photograph when Moana Marley, Miss New Zealand,
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    Royal Champagne For Press
    57 1 ASCOT, London, July 18. (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth sent across a case of champagne to the press tent here last night after her horse Aureole won the valuable King George the VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes. French, German, Italian and British pressmen toasted: "The Queen, God bless
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    French Troops Retake Erulin
    189 1 BIG PINCER MOVEMENT PARIS, July 18, (Reuter) French troops have recaptured Erulin camp, 45 miles north-east of Hanoi, m their two-day-old offensive drive on the northern sector of the Red River delta. Erulin camp, which had been encircled by the Vietminh for four days, was lost
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    Stop Press
    27 1 AT 2.30 a.m. all was quiet with extra Police standing by guarding all essential Installations. Strikers were m picket positions outside the Kalian^ Gas Works.
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      71 1 hjhj Another Girl Wins Prize ■MH&f Cecilia Henderson, who judged the No. I .7 contest m The Singapore Standard offices ira Weerekoon Road, Singapore, winner of The Qui -Quiz conged by the hair and beauty Cecilia A cheque lor beei -nt to Miss •rs are: dm No 1— WOMAN'S ■1
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    Scholarships
    27 2 THE Singapore Chung Ching High School management committee decided at an extraordinary meeting on Saturday to increase the number of non-fee-paving students from 20 to 30.
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    Pakistani Seamen Advised To Unite
    140 2 PAKISTANI seamen m Singapore were yesterday advised by the Asian Seamen Welfare Officer, Mr. T. A. White, to unite under the banner of a single union m order to safeguard their own interests. i Addressing about 100 Pakis- tani seamen m Rangoon Road. Mr. White
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    Jailed, For 'Mean Trick'
    82 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— For stealing a wristwatch worth $300 from his friend. Fadzil bin Hussin of Pengerang. Ahmad bin Ahad. of Telok Rumania, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment m the Sessions Court la Kota Tinggi yesterday. Mr. N. L. Cohen. president of the Court, told
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    Stand Firm Call To HQ
    78 2 KOTA BHARU. Sun The executive committee of the UMNO division m Kota Bharu at a meeting yesterday adopted a resolution calling on UMNO Headquarters to stand firm on two conditions of the election issue. They are (1) to have an independent commission and (2) a
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    POLICE RECEIVE MEDALS
    100 2 KOTA TINGGI. Sun —At the Padang Kerajaan, m the Chief Police Officer, Joho're. presented 12 Colonial Police Long Service Medals to members of the Police Department. The 110 th 1oth and 2 10th Gurkha Riffles participated m a parade after the ceremony and the Regimental Band beat
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    WAY To Discuss Big Problems
    96 2 THE problems of youth m multi-racial communities are among the most important subjects to be discussed at the tri-ennial convention of the World Assembly of Youths m Singapore next month. The discussion will be led by Malacca's Samuel A. Abishegam. who will be one of
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    44 2 photo. MR. 001 CHENG ENG, only son of Madam Chin Gik Ewe and his bride the former Miss Helen Una, sixth daughter of Madam Wong Chin Neo cut their wedding cake at the reception at Lee Wong Kee Cafe. Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Standard
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    CONSTABLE FACES MURDER CHARGE
    237 2 Estate Shooting Incident JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday— Special Constable Ismai I appeared m the Police Court today to face tentative charges of murdering his wite and a man named Agil. 1Q It Was alleged that Ismail shot dead his 18--year-old wife and Agil on May 11 at
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    FREE VOICE URGED FOR WORKERS
    183 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. |fr. R C. Lopez, president of the Kuala Lumpur and Ulu Selangor Estate Staff Union said today that though many of the younger planters m the rubber industry are willing to allow healthy trade unionIsm to develop amongst estate staffs and workers,
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    Ear-Boring Ceremony
    51 2 Ear-Boring Ceremony photo. AN ear-boring ceremony of Indranir. three-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Pillai was performed at the Singapore Harbour Board Police quarters yesterday. In dranie's ears were bore* bva Pattar (Hindu goldsmith) at 11.02 a.m. the r.ost suitable time ac cording to the Hindu calendar.
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    SIT Tenant 'Complains' Of Money, Money, Money
    160 2 SIT Tenant 'Complains' Of Money, Money, Money MR. J. M. FRASER, Manager of the Singapore Improvement Trust was yesterday subtly reminded of the ten per cent rent increase by the SIT when he opened the Fun Fair organised by the Kampong Silat community. In a request programme of gramophone records,
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    Gardens To Stay Closed At Night
    154 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Botanic Gardens, one of Singapore's loveliest spots will remain closed after dusk. Mr. J. W. Ewart of the Gar- dens told The Standard yesterday that there is no intention of opening th e gardens to the public during the night.
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    Journalists Tour Land Settlement
    112 2 JOURNALISTS from Hongkong. Singapore and Malaya. i including Hugh Savage. News' Editor of The Singapore Standard, recently saw an exam--1 pie of the intensive agricultural production by >lders m Britain, when they visited the Land Settlement Association Estate at Fen Drayton, Cambridgeshire. The Fen Drayton Settlement,
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    More Members Join Nanyang
    33 2 ANOTHER eight Chr Associations have become members of the Nanyang University. These bring the total to 1.536. Each member pay* $1,000 membership fee to the University's Endowment Fund, i
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    CO-OP MAKES BIG PROFIT
    43 2 THE JafTi Bock 1953. Tl j I annual repon rking I Society amouni or $15 pbaMs come was At- -> ioaa I was granted. 0: 854 wen; $63,818 to 80 per I ed loans and s:;2.><)o l I ing loan-
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    LESS DUTIES NOW FOR THE GUARDS
    431 3 —As More Areas Declared White' Singapore Standard Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. "White areas" which are steadily spreading over the Federation hove not on!, freed the people of Emergency restrictions but have also relieved them from their voluntary duties as Home Guards, the Johore State
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    Credit Society Dividend
    120 3 Credit Society Dividend A DIVIDEND of five percent was declared yesterday at the annual general meeting of the Shell Malay Employees Cooperative Credit Society which took place at the Shell House, Singapore. The asset at the close of the working year which ended m December. 1953. was $47,000. Loans granted
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    Red Stripes Rejected
    61 3 THE 600-strong Singapore Government Junior Staff Union, at a meeting on Saturday, again rejected Government's decision to issue uniforms with red stripes down the sides to peons, messengers and drivers. Two Government representatives, Mr. W.M. Young and Mr. J.A.R. Mac Donald. told the assembly of the decision,
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    Youths To Stage A Malay Play
    87 3 Youths To Stage A Malay Play SEVEN Singapore Malay youth organisations will combine to stage a concert and play titled "Hang Tuah" for the benefit of delegates attend:ng the World Youth Assembly here next month. This was decided at a meeting of the youth organisations yesterday m the Youth Council
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    48 3 MR. Michael Donald Russell, mining engineer of Messrs. Anglo-Oriental (Malaya) Ltd. and his bride, the former Miss Diane Louise Arehey of Illinois, who were married at the St. Mary's Church. Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Mr. Russell met Miss Arehey three years ago at the same College m Denver.
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    Americans Still Think 'We Live In Mud Huts'
    107 3 PENANG, Sun. The former general secretary of the Penang YWCA, Miss Ivy Sabapathy, who returned here yesterday after a nine-month tnur of the United Kingdom and America told The Standard today that she was amazed to find that some people she met
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    City Council To Auction Elgin Bridge Land
    356 3 City Council To Auction Elgin Bridge Land THE Singapore City Council will auction its land at Elgin Bridge with vacant possession, if possible, subject to the consent of the Colony Government. Council will also negotiate with Government for the acquisition of vacant Crown land at Mansoor Street together with land
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    POLICE CHASE THREE REDS
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A patrol of No. 6 Police Field Force yesterday gave chase to three armed and uniformed terrorists In the Raub district of Pahang and seized two packs.
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    Sultan Opens Fair
    40 3 Sultan Opens Fair photo. THE Sultan of Selangor opened the Kajang Fair l|eld at the Kajang Padang on Saturday. In this picture the Sultan (centre) is seen admiring a bamboo model made by the aborigines of Ulu Langat Village Standard
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    BORDER REDS ARE HARASSED
    420 3  -  K. C. ARUN Action Body Formed By Standard Special Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.-— A "Special Operational Committee has been created m the Federation to direct the campaign against Communist terrorists m the strategic 7 000 square mile apex ot the Malay* Peninsula along the common borders
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    Another $5 For House
    47 3 CHAN CHOW FOOT, the 50-year-old unemployed labourer, whose attap shed was ordered to be demolished last week, on Saturday received another $5 from "Mvi Ting" to help him build another house. This brings the total donated by the people of Singapore to $322.50.
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    Get Licence FIRST, He Is Warned
    107 3 Get Licence FIRST, He Is Warned A SAILOR, Raymond Temperley, who drove a car without a licence m order to get some driving experience, was fined $100 m the Singapore Second Traffic Court on Saturday and banned for a year from obtaining a licence. Temperley of H.M.S. Terror pleaded guilty
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    Taiping D.O. Honoured
    47 3 IPING. Sun. Three hundred prominent r« here attended a farewell dinner at Kwangtung A tlon yesterday m honour of the District Officer Mr. O. W. Wolters who is going on furlough shortly. The function was graced by the presence of the Sultan of Perak.
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  • Youth
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      Bat A Balloon With A Spoon!
      152 4 GAME FUN 'THIS is a fun-packed game for a party or family gathering. You need several rs, a large number of inflated balloons, wooden ice i spoons, and two large wastebaskets or boxes the same size. Divide the players into equal sides Or let
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      WHOOPS-A-DAISY!
      364 4 WHOOPS-A-DAISY LIFE ON THE ROLLING WAVES No More T^VKR looked forward to a trip m a ship and th<n had your day spoilt ty sea-sickre Well, there's wonderful invention for ships that reducea your chances of Btek to a minimum because it almost completely removes the roll t i ship
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      61 4 HERE'S a hare-raising story that's true. It all began when Brain Buckham, 10, found Bobtail, a young hare, m a field near hi s home at Cambois, near Blyth (Northumberland Brian took Bobtail home where he was quickly adopted as the family pet. And here baby Ann, Z. helps with
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      MALAYAN PRAISES 'GOODWILL'
      542 4 WASHINGTON: "On e of the most effective ways of promoting international understanding and goodwill is through the International Education Exchange Service of the United States Department of State." according to Matthew Mendis of Malay? Mr. Mendis is currently touring the United States on a grant from the
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      LIKE TO MAKE A SEA DWARF?
      122 4 MAKE yourself "the seven sea dwarfs." You will need ten shells for each dwarf. Vary them slightly m each case. Here are the directions for the one above: Shells: Large limpet, large rayed trough shell, three cockles, two small periwinkles, three small trough shells.
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      THE WAY AHEAD
      1398 4  -  GUTHRIE MOIR W»-^*m**m* \W_VJF President of the World Assembly of Youth WHEN we look round the world it it extraordinary to note the different ages m different countries at which young people are considered to be grown up. In Britain, for instance, and m other Western countries,
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    INDUSTRIALS FORM BULK OF BUSINESS IN SHARES
    519 5 INDUSTRIALS FORM BULK OF BUSINESS IN SHARES By A Market Correspondent f week we were rd m being en- with the placing 1,000 shares m the public issue by the il Box Company of U niited. Conhe world press on Asia, one ild have been justiin regarding a flotaith some
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    TAKUAPA TIN
    48 5 Valley Tin Dredgulity):— Two fked 12 and vely to make a •19,911 (8 per p-»r cent was paid At balancing date net ailed £231,525 i share. The "'ge (rioted i n for transfer to rt is unlikelividend will dredge, are! hi m area, d year. I
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    Business During The Week
    320 5 INDUSTRIALS: Consolidated Tin Smelters Ords. 25/3 and 25/1 J. Fraser Neave Ords $2.00 to $1.97. Gammons $3.12* and $3.10, Hammers $3.05, Wm. Jacks $2.87* and $2.90, Jackson Co. $150 xd. Malayan Breweries $3.37 J. Malayan Collieries 55 cts., McAhsters $3,674 and $3.70, Robinson Ords $1.90 and
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    JAPS TO SELL FERTILIZER
    54 5 TOKYO. July 18. <UP> —A leader of the Japan* tilizer industry predicted yesterday that Formosa would purchase 280.000 tons of ammonium sulphate fertilizer this year. Mr. Airchiro Fujiyama, president of the Ammonium Sulphate Industry Association, returned here on Sunday with six other representatives after signing a
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    New Routes For Ships
    63 5 TOKYO. July 18. <AP>. Japan's merchant fleet yes- terday announced the start of several expected freighter routes serving the Caribbean and West Africa. The Kawasaki Steamship ICo. said its Nikko Maru, leaving m late October, would call at the U.S. west coast, Caribbean ports of Colombia
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    Exit The Old
    871 6 THE demand for reserved seats In the Federal Council, observes our contemporary, the Indian Daily Mail, would have a blighting effect on the Indian community m Malaya because it would perpetuate its isolation from the rest of the nation and keep it permanently disabled by denying it
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  • We, the PEOPLE
    • Letter
      ANOTHER 'CLOSED SHOP'
      333 6 ANOTHER 'CLOSED SHOP' Sir: The Accountancy profession, like the Legal profession. is a "closed shop" to those who wish to qualify locally. If one wishes to take a recognised qualification m Accountancy, there la no alternative but to proceed overseas. Until recently it waa quite possible to take a recognised
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      FIX SALARIES FOR KATHIS
      204 6 Sir; The Muslim Ad- isory Board is to be congratulated for having prepared amendments to the Muslim Ordiname Mr. Nama/ie's information that provision has been made for the constitution of a Kathi's court and a Court of Appeal consisting of individuals with some knowledge of the
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    • Letter
      CAUSE
      105 6 Sir.— Mr. Lee Moke Sang referred to the poor results shown by the Whitley Council. The main cause of this Is the reluctance on the part of the negotiators to observe the simple but most important rule of doing unto others as one would others do unto one. This
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      Teeth Decay High
      282 6 Sir:— Any Public Health measure which aims at the improvement of the health and well-being of the people merits the attention and consideration of the Government and the public. And if the measure is proved to be beneficial it should be instituted by the Government— or the
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    9 6 "The darned thin* keeps following the sun:"
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    What Peking Wants And Offers
    1134 6  - What Peking Wants And Offers Harold Wilson By the Rt. Hon. In an article on Anglo-Chinese Trade B U pKCKNTLY Mr. W. Robson- Brown. M.P., and I 8 were invited to visit Geneva for discussions on Anglo-Chinese trade with Mr. Lei Jen-min, 9 Vice-Minister of Foreign Trade m the Chinese
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    A Drop of INK
    644 6  - A Drop of INK R. B. Ooi by A JELEBU resident, after having read our piece about his home town, has written to say "although it la true that Jelebu still feels the effect of the Emergency acutely, it la not dreaming of its glorious past but is more concerned
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    BUT BIC-3 MAKE NO HEADWAY
    150 7 ,sI V July 18. (Reuter) from Ihe French Prems deadline for peace or resignaIvm Britain, Trance and Russia t\u H to make headway last night Jwards settling Indo-China armisterms. ,M n will which each Foreign inied only by one i said. Jive nch charges that
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    42 7 photo. To Wed King A RECENT picture of Italian Prim Alesandra Di Torlonia. grand nine oi Queen Victoria of Lnuland. and daughter of Prince Don Alessandro and Beatrix of Rourbon. whose engagement to Kii^ Bau douin of Belgium has heen rumoured. UP
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    HONOURABLE PEACE WANTED: M. FRANCE
    349 7 HONOURABLE PEACE WANTED: M. FRANCE GENEVA, July 18 (AP) French Premier Pierre Mendes-France said last night that now is the time for the Communists to demonstrate a desire for peace with an "honourable" settlement of the Indo-China conflict. In one of a regular weekly series of transcribed broadcasts on the
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    They Sold High Marks
    15 7 PlB. on i ere made i he •;;rned d< the Taranto
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    JAPAN IS FLOODED WITH CHINA DOPE
    133 7 NEW YORK, July 18, (Renter)— Harry Anslinger, Federal Narcotics Commissioner, said yesterday the Chinese Communists were shipping large amounts of heroin into Japan. ng before a Sc atious sub-commit-aid: "I have never a country so flooded with m as Japan is today. It is
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    3 Don'ts Movement
    50 7 TOKYO, July 18, (AP) —A group of 3,000 Tokyo mothers calling themselves "The Three Don'ts Movement" have started a book burning campaign to keep obscene literature from children. The 'Three Don'ts Movement" urges Japanese to "don't see. don't buy. don't read" publications featuring nudes or lewd pictures.
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    NO LOW CUTS FOR WEDDINGS
    66 7 MANCHESTER, July 18. (Reuter)— Jewish bridei here are being asked I low cut sleeveless off the shoulder dresses for the marriage ceremony. A meeting of Rabbis and Ministers decided yesterday to appeal to the;r congregations to "wear dress decorously" at weddim People should dress "m
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    SPEEDY ACTION NEEDED IN CASE...
    168 7 SPEEDY ACTION NEEDED IN CASE... WASHINGTON, July 18, (AP) The United States and Britain have agreed quick action must be taken to bolster the mattered anti-Communist front m South-east Asia if Indo-China peace negotiations finally fall through at Geneva next Tuesday night. Officials of the two ernments said there was
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    Moslem Convention
    56 7 photo. THE three-day third annual convention of International Moslem Society of U.S.A. and Canada opened m Chicago last week. Picture shows (left to right) at the Conven- tion Sheik Mohammad Jauard Chirri of Lebanon, Dr. Wilson Guertin of Knowville. low .1 (standing) and Mrs. Ah dallah Imam, wife
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    Machine Gun Kelly Dies
    70 7 LEAVENWORTH (X July 18, (AP) George .(Machine gun) Kelly, sf>, ser- ving a life sentence for the kidnapping of Charles F Ischel, wealthy Oklahoma city oilman, died m the fe< prison hospital yesterday after a heart attack. This Kelly's birthday. The dapper Kelly won his nickname
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    THE COMETS WILL FLY AGAIN- SIR MILES
    110 7 LONDON, July 18, (Reuter).— Sir Miles Thomas, lirman of British Overseas Airways Corporation, said m a message to his staff yesterday: "The Cemets will n> again." d, '"when that ;ds on a ier this Comet I rounded the d plained and m ts
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    New Ceylon Governor
    35 7 COLOMBO. July 18. (AP).— mint Soulburj .ion's British Governor General. lay evening by sea for London. A few minutes after his departure Sir Oliver GoonetiKeke was sworn m to take his place.
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    55 7 Photo. ACTRESS Rita Hayworth and her husband Dick Haymes take a drive at hake Tahoe, Nevada, last week. If this is nu cheerful holiday snapshot there arc reasons. Haymes is awaiting the outcome of a deportation hearing. Also, two of his former wives have taken out warrants for his arrest
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    MAN IN SEARCH OF NOAH'S ARK
    38 7 ISTANBUL. July 18, (AP) A lone American is climbing Mount Ararat m search of possible remains of Noah's Ark. He was identified by the Turkish Ministry yesterday as John Lib! of California.
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    US Move To Amend A-Laws Attacked
    139 7 WASHINGTON, July 18, (AP).— Cries of "giveaway" and "monopoly" resounded on Capitol Hill yesterday as two Senators broadened the attack on rresident Eisenhower's plan to revamp the atomic energy law. With the Senate m Its fourth day of argument over the administration's AtomicAct Revision
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    U.K. Bobby Soxers Start Ugly New Craze
    229 7 U.K. Bobby Soxers Start Ugly New Craze NOTTINGHAM. England. July 18, <AP) An ugly new craze has spread among English bobby soxers (teenage girls). Blinking back tears teenage girls are carving their boy friends' initials Into the flesh of their own legs and arms. Some are rubbing burnt wood into
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    KNOWLAND URGES POLLS IN GERMANY AND KOREA
    144 7 WASHINGTON, July 18. (Reuter)— Senator William Knowland proposed yesterday that the Soviet Union and Communist China be asked to agree to free elections m Germany and Korea if they seek them m Vietnam. uator Knowland, Senate majority leader, told a press conference that
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    Society Figure 'Morally Insane'
    146 7 SCHLOSSWIL, Switzerland. July 18, (AP) Medical testimony at the trial of Mrs. Maria Guinness Di Mifnano yesterday pictured the 68-vear-jold European society figure as "morally insane" and only 50 per cent responsible for her actioi I The widow of millionaire Benjamin Guinness and her sister. Mrs.
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    Hypnotist In Murder Gets Life
    112 7 COPENHAGEN, July 18, I Bjorn ;iave hypnotised lus omplice m the mw bank cashiers dcobbery, wa> for life here yeat His accomplice, Paile 1 1 rup. 32, was sent to a pat hie institution for an finite period. Th< mder investigation for three years, was
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    PRODUCER DIES
    27 7 LORD Grantley. Briti-h movie producer and friend of the Duke of Windsor, died at his London home yesterday after a long ilhv He was 62
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    CAPT. CARLSEN RUSHES HOME
    41 7 STOCKTON, California. 18: (AP).— Captain Kurt sen. 4(», who two years as came known the world around as the heroic master of tke Isbrandtaen freighter, f left by plane light for Denmar.visit his mother, reported to ill.
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      851 9  -  HAROLD NICOLSON Ambassadors and Secret Agents. By Alfred Cobban. (Jonathan Cape. 21a.) By IN former days the Diaries A and Letters of James Harris, first Earl of Malmesbury, figured prominently among the books set for the entrance examination into the British diplomatic service. I doubted at the
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      1051 9  -  Ernest Jones In the last half of the nineties, however, Freud's The Origins of PsychoAnalysis: Letters to Wilhelm Fliess, Drafts and Notes: 1887-1902. By Signmi Freud. (Imago Publishing Company, 905.). THIS book is remarkable alike for its origin, its history and its content. It consists of a
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      292 9 EfliUmey By Al Capp r- "17^1 r WAS 'J WE GOTTA GO ASO I I WEDDIN'S IS WAS SHE M r WHO? I -mZUZU^ TOAVVEDDINJ; <^ ZU-ZU USUALLY BOR,N'-) REALLY < <^LLJ- ,V¥PURTV^ 1 M^ucW A) WAS < MINE SHOP.E >7TL?PURTiEST 1 (IU-ZU.7^ Alley OOP By V. T. Ham/in r-
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      45 9 IvTcJKa/$ SILLY SEASON-NS4 j™™*™* J #\y(*k' U BRITAIN". FLAGDWS To HELP tt, I Y\^ THE POOR LANDLORDS WIU Ih^,.' soon be held Throughout PARIS: a GHOST. SHOUTING 'MY "^^l^ PATIENCE iS EXHWSTED* WITH A STRONG GERMAN ACCENT, IS WASHINGTON: MAN^" HAUNTING THE FRENCH BYTES BULLDOG
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      275 10 Sir; We were amazed to read the press report of the Governor'^ speech when he laid the foundation stone of the $150,000 swimming pool at Connel House (Marine Hostel). We cannot imagine why anyone should go to the trouble of telling the Governor of this absolutely mythical "considerable
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      106 10 Sir; Allow me a little of your valuable space to voice my views regarding the Quick-Quiz Contest. Although the Quick-Quiz Contest seems to be easy at first sight, they are very tricky, because most of the three clues In the QuickQuiz are coincident to almost the many advertisements which
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      259 10 Sir;— It is reported that the telecoms department intends from next year to charge ten cents for every phone call instead of the usual monthly rental. I think it is unfair for charges to be made according to calls because it will be a very heavy burden on
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    COUNTERING BAGANDA'S BITTERNESS
    1143 10  - COUNTERING BAGANDA'S BITTERNESS Roland Oliver By Lecturer m African History at the School of Oriental and African Studies Professor Sir Keith Hancock has l"ft to begin his constitutional inquiry m Buganda AS regards the Hancock mission it is necessary to distinguish very carefully between the constitutional issues which the mission
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    PLANS TO REVIVE AFRICAN RESISTANCE MOVEMENT
    712 10  -  JOHN WORRALL AwwvwujgV wwwww r HERE are indications that the African Resistance Movement, which was firmly repressed here just over a year ago by the harsh application of the anti-Communist laws, is being revived. An emotional meeting of the African National Congress til the
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    RAIN COSTS COUNTIES
    381 11 LONDON, July 17, (Reuter).— Bad weather kept down crowds at all English county cricket championship matches beginning today except at Nottingham where many hoped to see Len Hutton at the crease after a three weeks' absence because of neuritis. They were disappointed, for Yorkshire lost the toss
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    MONEY TO Latest Statistics
    370 11 MONEY TO Latest Statistics •■cingg In the county cricket :> after today** f< of pm« are as follows: l-t Imm- lead t'oontj P W L No Bit tlrawa DTtßODecii roiNi* York 18 10 0 6 1 1 0 s 142 Warwick 18 9 4 5 0 0 1 3 124
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    Aussies Win Rugby Test
    63 11 SYDNEY, July 17: (Reuter) Australia beat the British League touring team, m the third and final Test of the current series, by 20 points to 16. here today and so won the iving had one'! j success m the earlit After eight point.- i |to zero
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    IMPORTANT CITY COUNCIL NOTICE
    1582 11 If the City Council labourers go on strike the Cleansing Department need your co-operation m these Emergency arrangements to minimise the inconvenience and to prevent fly and mosquito nuisances and the risk of the spread of di REFUSE: Wagons will as far as possible be sent
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    6 HALF CENTURIES IN SENIOR TOURNEY
    779 12 Army's great bid to consolidate their leadership In the SCA's Senior tournament with the more substantial six points, especially m the face of K.\l\ stern challenge, failed only for want of time, m their game against Ceylon Sports Club who, •iving them slightly more
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    42 12 photo. MR. LAM IMM KONG, riding an Excelsior 123 CC. m the 250 cc class motor cycle event at the Malayan Motor Sports Club sprint held at Sungei Way (ten miles from Kuala Lumpur) yesterday. His time was 49. 3 seconds. Standard
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    Scoreboard
    520 12 Indians beat SCBC b y 3 wieketa sdc Ang Earn Hock c Ash raff b Lall Singh I Khoo Ong Lee lbw b Ashrafl Eddy Fung b Harban s Singh 0 Ong Swee Law b Harban s Singh 0 Cecil Wong c Ash raff b Lall Singh 21 Ong
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    TRIPLE SSC VICTORY AT WATER POLO
    150 12 N'GAPORE Swimming Club reeled off their second straight rv m the Singapore Amateur S.vimming tion'j D:vision A' water polo championships when they beat Tigers SC 11-5 at the SSC pool yesterday In the B and C Division matches, the SSC beat Tigers 8-3 and
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    Empire Shot
    39 12 BISLEY. Surrey. July 17: (Reuter) Major G. E. Twine, of Britain. today won the Queen's Prize championships of British Empire rifle shooting, core was 278. Major N. W. McCaw. Britain, last year's winner was runner-up with 274.
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    Naval Base Humble Powerful Malay FA
    509 12 A SUNDAY crowd of 1,000 or more turned up at Jalan Besar stadium and saw a Combined Naval Base XI no less than the selfsame third from the bottom SAFA Senior League Dockyard team but two turn m a very workmanlike display of soccer
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    UNPARALLELED ACHIEVEMENT BY TRAINER FOX
    943 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By Capturing nine out of the 23 races, besides four seconds and an equal number of thirds, Singapore trainer Tom Fox was the most successful of all his colleagues at the recently concluded Singapore Turf Club July meeting. It is an achievement unparallelled
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    Lim Peng Han Is Fastest In K.L. Trial
    513 12 Lim Peng Han Is Fastest In K.L. Trial KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.~-L im Ppn Singapore, driving his "Lim Special H n tf fastest time of the day at the Mai I>ul U P th# Sports Club's standing start sprint mT Sungei Way, ten miles from here t.wi J tri »l v
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    Lee Rides Well
    97 12 RIDING beautifully astride Starlight. Victor Lee won the open jumping competition for the second time when he beat eight other riders at the Singapore Polo Club gymkhana held yesterday. Lee also took second place riding Sultan m the same event. Victor Lee's suco the more creditable for
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    SCHOOLS THRASH SCA "A"
    196 12 SCHOOLS THRASH SCA "A" school sa by 103 run.s at ufe^ This vie- irj triumph Ra;: ~.ol the Sii trouble in ing.s. H in the d pore sin *&> The Colons e Ql they were able to arin 5 r :j Barth-y Scho who car to bowl late capered wick.
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