Singapore Standard, 29 August 1955

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    15 1 Singapore Standard i M. No. r>i SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1955 12 PAGES l"» < nh
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    Lock icon 21 Killed In HK Picnic Tragedy
    74 1 21 Killed In HK Picnic Tragedy 76 Of Them Were Children NGKONG, Aug. i!tf. Police and 1 setters have 1 red 21 bodies today of who were drowned sterious Hood while n^ in a valley at X near the Com- bord the d( ad d they U 1 n 1
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    Lock icon Robot Aids In Story Of The Stars
    68 1 KELY, California. Aug. tour human> i bot electr nic brain I a "Biography ol her* at the T I of California. announced. .rr.:ins ar» I tror Dr Karl IkinzyI rcli Astronomer two Ph. iicisU, Dr. Robert ler and Dr. Richard Levee. Mready th*»T
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    Lock icon Radio Ceylon To Continue
    26 1 A!BO. Aus L' 3 (Rev- Tiie Ceylon Gowrnis decided to continue Radio Ceylon's •rvice. despite unmendation of a nn broadcasting hould cease.
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    Lock icon BIG HUNT FOR HK KILLERS GOES ON
    128 1 BIG HUNT FOR HK KILLERS GOES ON HONGKONG. Au^ 28, (UP)— Scores of police continued a Colony-wide sweep today for two gunmen who escaped after the muider of former Nationalist Chinese Gen. Vu Ching-man yesterday. N R Fraser. director of trie nminii Investigation Department told United t ri far no
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    Lock icon TOURISTS AVOID S'PORE
    248 1 Cancellations Heavy As Hotels Strike Continues Emergency Staff Keep The Dining Rooms Going TOURISTS arc begin ning to bypass Singa pore because of a strike which is crippling five major Colony hotels. Hundred I i i itors to \\<.o Colon; cancelled I in lecal of .'nc <
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    Lock icon BARGE RIDE
    42 1 -Standard photo by THE COLONIAL Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, tries his hand ct manning the barge in which he visited a tin mining dredge ct Pengkalan, Lahat, on Saturday when he and Lady Patricia LennoxBoyd toured Ipoh Lee Thong Choon
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    213 1 It's AH Up To France Now AIX-LES-BAINS, Aug. 28, (Keuter)— Tlie FrancoMoroccan conference ended officially today when the French Minister for Moroccan Affairs, M. Pierre July, returned to Paris by air for this afternoons cabinet meeting. Before leaving he told reporters: "This has been the
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    35 1 China Japan LONDON Aug. 28 (AP> Chinese Communist Premier Chou En-lai yesterday received a delegation lrom the Japanese National Council for the restoration of diplomatic relations with China and the Soviet Union. Peking Radio said.
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    Lock icon Queen Cancels A £2 Fine
    52 1 CASTLE DONNINGTON. Leicestershire, Aui?. 28 ißeuter) Queen Elizabeth has ordered the cancellation of a L' 2 sterling fine on a 48-year-old widow because .she is too poor to pay it. The widow. Mrs. Gladys Webster was lined by a Lounhboroush Magistrate for not having a
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    Lock icon Court Was Cleared & The Strip Began
    106 1 Court Was Cleared The Strip Began NEWARK. New Jersey, Aug. 28 (AP) The courtroom was cleared when strip-teaser Lynn York started to describe her dance step s on Friday. "In my Rood judgment, the testimony was such that the general public shouldn't be admitted." Magistrate A. Milton Jacobs explained after
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    Lock icon 4 Killed In Border Clash
    31 1 Four Egyptian soldiers were killed and six wounded in a two-hour clash with Israeli troops in the Gaza area yesterday, an Egyptian army communique stated. Reuter
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    Lock icon Too Many Smiths Are Down In The Glens
    148 1 EDINBURGH. Scotland. Aug. 28 «Reuter> Shout it not not in the glens of Bonnie Scotland, but the name of the biggest clan today Is Smith. There are 80.000 of them. This was revealed here by Mr. J. G. Kyd. chairman of the
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    Lock icon THE ARMY REPLIES TO 'CALL-GIRL' STORY
    155 1 THE ARMY REPLIES TO 'CALL -GIRL' STORY THE Singapore Army Public Press Relations issued the following statement last night in connection with the Sunday Standard story: "White Call-Girl racket" in the Colony: "The Service authorities of Singapore are astonished at the statement appearing in a local English language newspaper ft
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    Lock icon OIL BLAZE CONTROLLED
    37 1 WHITING Indiana. Aug 28 'AP> The head of a Breligiiting crew of 5.500 men battling the multi-million dollar Standard Oil Company refinery blaze said today that efforts to contain it "look very good now."
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    Lock icon POLICE PROBE 'BOBBIE-SEX' RING Bid To Smash ' Drink-Drugs-And-Love' Orgies
    242 1 POLICE PROBE 'BOBBIE-SEX' RING Bid To Smash Drink-Drugs- And-Love' Orgies NEW YORK. Aug 28 (Router) Evidence of sex orgies involving girls as young as 14. boys 36 and young men will be piesented to a grand jury here tomorrow. Police and the Society lor the Prevention ot Cruelty to Children
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    Lock icon Plane, Cars Used On Tour
    233 1 Lennox-Boyd Visits Kelantan KUALA lAMPIR, Sun— Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd and his wife today used an R.A.F. Valetta, motor cars and boats in their brief tour of Kolantan. Whon he landed at Kota Bharu Mr. Boyd complimented Inche Talil bin Lisut. the Chief Police Officer. Trengganu.
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    Lock icon Father Made Daughter Live As His Wife
    77 1 Father Made Daughter Live As His Wife MANILA. Aug. 28 (API The Philippine News Bel said a 19-year-old Rirl told how her widow* d father made her live with him as his wile and burled alive three, children born through their relationship. The dispatch said the father. Pablo Castro. 4'i.
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    Lock icon Hit And Run Motorist Fined $50
    96 2 Hit And Run Motorist Fined $50 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Sergeant John Clifford Moss was yesterday fined $50 by Mr. G. G. Howard, the First Magistrate, who convicted him on two counts of inconsiderate driving and tailing to report an accident. Inspector Khoo Bin Keng ol the Traffic Branch said Sql
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    49 2 A MARINE policeman jumped into the sea oil Clifford Pier. Singapore yesterday afternoon to rescue a 23- year-old man R. Brown. Earlier. an unidentified man had been found suffer- ing from suspected caustic soda poisoning in Leng Kee 1 Road. He was taken to the General Hospital.
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    Lock icon LEAVING FOR NEW DELHI
    54 2 MR. P. Somasekaran. Con-sular-Attache ot the Indian Commissioner in Malaya is leaving Singapore on Aug. 31 by air for Delhi to join the Foreign Office as an Undersecretary. He has been in Singapore for three years in charge of the passport section and recently was acting
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    Lock icon VICARAGE IS BLESSED
    43 2 THE BISHOP of Singapore. Rt. Rev R H. Baines. will dedicate and bless the new 1 Vicarage ot St Paul's Church, Upper Scrangoon Road. Singa- pore, at 6 p.m. tomorrow. I The Vicarage \va^ built at a cost of $23,000.
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    57 2 Tun -Lands:' Quit Order TWELVE "fun-lands" housing pin-tables have been told by the City Council to demolish their "unauthorised structures"' within 48 hours or lace court action The decision to serve the notices was taken by the Buildin:: Committee, on Aug. 12 and will be reported to the City Council
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    Lock icon Dato Laid To Rest
    87 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Johore's Grand Old Man. Dato Haji Mohd. Said bin Haji Sulaiman, Private Secretary to the Sultan ol Johore for the past 45 years who died on Friday was buried With full military honours at tin* Ja'an Mahmoodiah cemetery yesterday. He was 75. Two
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    Lock icon For Trial In S'pore Court
    62 2 JOHORE BAHRII. Sun Lim Ah Kay after being lornvI ally charged in the Magistrates» Co.rt tocia.\ with voluntariif causing hurt to Soh Ah Peng on June 'aO at Attap Monkey, ofl Chir Swee Road. Sin^ai ore. was handed over to Inspector Cheng Pei Hua I
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    Lock icon Laxity Kills A Union Aged 20
    249 2 Laxity Kills A Union Aged 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —The annual delegates conference of the Federation ol All-Malayan Estate Staffs Union today unanimously agreed to dissolve their twenty-year-old trade union in favour of a new national body of estate staffs. A 'csolution railing for the replacement of the old union
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    Lock icon Three More Surrenders
    20 2 KUALA LUMPUR Sun Throe Communist terrorists surrendered to security forces In the 'lrians sub-district of an<* yesterday
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    Lock icon Big Banquet Marks The 50th Year
    111 2 Big Banquet Marks The 50th Year IPOII. Sun.— Perak Chinese Amateur Dramatic Association, one of the premier Chinese clubs in the country. last night celebrated its solclm jubilee with a dinnei foi over 500 members and guests. The Association also possesses one 1 of the finest club premises in ti.e
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    Lock icon UNIONS TO BOYCOTT TALKS
    221 2 Want Committee Changed THE Singapore City Coun- 1 ril Labour Unions Federation yesterday decided to boycott the Council's Finance and General Purposes Committee for future discussions on the strike by 10.000 Council labourers. The decision was taken at a meeting ol 184 representatives of the Federation's
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    Lock icon Solemn Pageantry Marks An Occasion Of Big Joy
    63 2 Photo THE NEW BISHOP of Penang, Bishop Francis Chan, bl< I after he was installed. Others m the picture (from left I Bangkok, Mgr. Chonn; the Bishop of Rangoon, Mgr. Be.- I Delegate to Malaya end Inter-nuncio in India, Arc I Kneeling
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    Lock icon THE REV. FR. CHAN IS ELEVATED TO BISHOP
    239 2  -  J. LOUIS By Standard Special Correspondent IN a solemn and colourful ceicm o n y. the Rev. Father Francis Chan. Vicar of the Church ot the Nativity, Seiangoon. was yesterday conseci ed Bishop of the new diocese of Penang The it 1
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      274 2 Almanac Information at a Glance |wN<iAP'6tt E KATO Mi ril li: Members meet a* Vi.i.o: i\o? i 430 p m S H! II CO: cc .rm -now Haop> Ji :r\ —a- Collyei y.iav 11j ■a l s|s; y~.ee Him sno.s News •i igjrne .\u Social A. in etnam an I
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    Lock icon MORE BUSES MAY SERVE SINGAPORE'S NEW AIRPORT
    102 3 JAPORE'S n o w Lebar Airport will 1 I by three :v if the C 'iincil's and Traflic Comconfirmed by th<» > meeting nt the S.ngaporr mpany runs a bu> n th«.« airport Quay. to which approval has b« n R jrlmni I
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    Lock icon LABOUR PARTY OPENS ITS 12th BRANCH
    18 3 LABOUR PARTY OPENS ITS 12th BRANCH g Kai airlion, I 0 Ha in 1 mtry Disi H the
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    Lock icon MALAYA MONKEY TRADE DECLINES
    201 3 Unsuitable For Science THE profitable monkey business in Sin^apoie and the Federation has fallen— as a dealer desciibed it yesterday >% to the level of peanuts."' r.i> .M.pro demand lor Malayan ■■> coming principal i-npor. United Stat. Singapore dea nd that they I In their hand*'
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    Lock icon OLD CHURCH REDEDICATED
    32 3 THE Wes ley Church ol Sii pore, which on< of the <> of the Colony, was .tied yesterday morning. odist Bishop of iya Rev. R L Archer, performed the rercmo
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    Lock icon 'Hard Work Will Have Its Reward'
    111 3 BUTTERWORTH, Sun Th< Chairman of the Pcnang Di\ ision, Malayan Trade Union ncil, Mr. Law Mook Weng, today to i mists thai >i ker as to work and efficiently with the ultimate reward of a big k( from hi> employe] He a .i speaking
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    Lock icon A New Life In Brazil
    57 3 photo. SOME of the :!00 Japanese emigrants on board t li«- Boissevaifl irhen she berthed alongside the Singapore Harbour Board yesterday. In the foresn.'ind. centre, is Mr. Kiyoshi Shitnaftikino. a Brazilian Japanese who went back to Japan to study law before the war. Me is
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    Lock icon HGs Charged With Losing 16 Shotguns
    92 3 HGs Charged With Losing 16 Shotguns JOHORE BAHRU, Sun- Lee Hoi and Chart Man were charged in the Sessions Court today with negligently allowing the Home Guard Post at Sedenak New Village to be <>• 1 1 run by terrorists on Aug. 13. They and 1 1 other Home Guards
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    Lock icon WE NEED MORE ROOM TO LIVE IN'
    287 3 WE NEED MORE ROOM TO LIVE IN' Problem Of Overcrowded Japan Japanese Emigrants Say: let Us In' A JAPANESE emigrant yesterday voicea the anxiety of his people over the rapidly in creasing population in Japan and said thai "unless we are allowed to migrate to other countries there will be
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    Lock icon JB GETS A 'FACE LIFT' FOR JUBILEE
    177 3 JB GETS A 'FACE LIFT FOR JUBILEE JOHORE BAHEU, Sun. All hands are busy in Jobore Bahni fixing the town a new look" in readiness lor the Diamond Jubilee celebrations oi the Sultan of Johorc beginning on Sept. 17 ior one week. Nearly every Government building factory and Miophou.se in
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    Lock icon Smelters
    83 3 PENANO, Sun. The Eastern Smelting Company Worker Union at it.^ annual meeting here today empowered it.> executive committee to lake strike action again.-t the firm if six <>i its demands were not met soon. The President of the Union. Inche Shariff bin Baba toid Tiie Standard that they had;
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE WEDDING
    62 3 photo. MR AND MRS. Frank Tsu hanc after Iheir wedding at the Wesley Chun h. Sinsapore yesterday. The bride, the former Miss Dorothy May Chine, is the third dauchter of Mr. and Mrs Henry Ching of llongkon" while the crnom is the fourth son of Dr and Mrs.
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    Lock icon Time To Drop The 'Empire' Slogan
    264 3 Time To Drop The 'Empire' Slogan SINGAPORE teach* i should not continue I glorify the British E pire to the exclusion ol al] other ideas, sh:cj the Bulletin of the St. Andrews Old Boys Association. Neither must they roi finue lo impress the stu lei I thai Singapore o.ve, iv
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    Lock icon 3 DIE IN STORM
    18 3 THREE people died as result of violent thunderstorms in south-east Prance on Saturday. Reuter
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    69 3 leave with full pay for dailyrated workers. The men are also demanding six months' lull pay and -:x month- half pay lor all t 'lie sufferci pay for working on holidays and equal annual bonuses lor both daily and monthly rated workers The meeting elected Inche Shariff.
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    Lock icon FEDERAL LEGCO TO PAY TRIBUTE TO MacD.
    449 4 He'll Be There To Hear It KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Federal Legislative Council will record at its inaugural meeting this Wednesday its "warm appreciation of the outstanding services to the country of Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Commissioner General for South-east Asia, who is
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    227 4 Him Faintheart' LONDON, A 28 (R« itei > The S inday Express today attacked Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Coi »er-Genei al U >- S uth- Asia, for a speech in he said he ighi ii righi thai Malaya and Singi shoi ::iu f ind< nee.
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    120 4 Do You Want To Join The RAF(M)? YOUNG men between 18 to 32 years who have pa Sixth Standard in Eng or ita equivalent can enrol for the next R.A F (Maa) Recruits Training Course. The> shoul 1 have a biri ertill ate or a statut rv claration of their
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    Lock icon They Urge Probe On Citizenship
    135 4 They Urge Probe On Citizenship IPOH. Sun.— Perak Chinese want the question ol citirights to be settled r country attains independence. A :r. eting T() Chinese rs representing about 50 .'i ihe most powerful Chinese] associations and guilds in the State came to this decision alter a four-hour meeting. They
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    Lock icon Hostel Amah Fined For Theft
    57 4 •IOi'ORE BAHIU\ Sun.— A 81.50 cigarette case lost at the J* urs here on June found tied in the list of a woman servani of the nostei. In the Sessions Court today ra; the servant was sentenced to one day's imprinent and fined 5200. in
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    Lock icon NEW MARKET FOR P. TIKUS
    47 4 PENANG, Sun. A 1 crowd I I the opei g o\ the New P Tikus market by Labour M cipal Councillor, Mr. A. I Gopal. this morning. Mr Raja Gopa addition to the markt would also be i hi close to it
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    Lock icon MALAYS SAY 'NO' TO ENGLISH LANGUAGE
    214 4 KUALA LIMPI R, Sun.— More than 500 representatives of 16 Malay political parties and associations, including Party Negara, the Malay National Front and Malay Teachers, today voted that English should not be an official language in the country. The meeting was sponsored by the
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    Lock icon Teachers To Seek New Salary Plan
    77 4 Teachers To Seek New Salary Plan IPOH. Sun.— The Association of Teachers of English in vernacular schools in the Federation is to urge the Alliance Federal Government to jive them a better deal. The association held a twoday meeting here which i nded today and decided to petition the Minister
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    Lock icon IT SHOWS UP BETTER
    61 4 UN< IKK hundreds of others at the sth annual .stamp exhibition held at the Chinese Assembly Hall in Kuala Lumpur daring the week-end this schoolgirl philatelist was not satisfied with a "nakret eye' view ol the stamps on display. She took alons a niagnif\ins ftla.-is lor
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    Lock icon Dato Slates The Lotteries Board
    305 4 Neglects Main Object, He Says KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The multi-million dollar Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board was criticised here today lor neglecting; the objects lor which it was created. The criticism came from Da:o lI. E. Mack Johore when ho presided today at a
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    39 4 PENAN Mm rtant fact [nche Xya'r. I nnual gen< the 1.M.X.0. Vo hero. nci(i< i cans should to improve oo s of the Because of the b; gories of zo\ tie said. UMNO tosl -viou- seen
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    Lock icon 'You'll Be Needed' Bourne Tells HG's
    223 4 The Homo G I Negri Sembilan with an gate total of 82 It Ol 100 i points in six champion were th«> winners ol the Malaya Trophy for the n Th<' championship even' included jungle contact, bandit attack, operational set championship p» ratal staff
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    Lock icon ROTARY TALK
    27 4 JOHORE B.UiRr. S A. 1 i xvii.haNdi (lent ot the Singapore Rotan Club, will address Rotaritn here on Puesday The Utlt v his talk: "Versus".
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    Lock icon Handshake For The H.C.
    63 4 photo. TIIK Federation High rommissioner, Sir Donald M.t< (iillivray. shakes hands with Miss Yap 100 l.v student of the Ku;in Chens; Clirls' School, who visited Kinu's House on Friday. Shewas in a Iwti h of .'is hin ese and English school students and student -tra< hers
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    Lock icon NO CLOTHES NO WORRIES
    907 5  - NO CLOTHES NO WORRIES Robert Betts v v v I By —and no crime, 100 ISLE Ol LEVANT HEY took a dim \iew of mo here when I strolled on to the bemck In my bathing trunks. True, hardh proper dress for the Isle of Levant! hould have worn nothing,
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    Lock icon Hot-beds of VICE
    508 5  -  Patricia tall The Dangers In Park Petting I > Ka'l AIN'S open spurs arc hot-ted? of viee playgrounds for a sordid typo of outcic or iport. Pai k.s, marshes and f n 1 1 arc t :.<■ o! Inno t c nt enough pleasure during dayUgh: but
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    191 5 LONDON \n MANUFACTURERS here are not much interested these days in selling 1 man one ear— they're all out to sell the customer Ma SECOND car. O,;, technique IS to phap how he can be a brute as to ha r,u Of his own and not wife
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    557 5 Evil Claims Many Victims AIODERN youni; people 1s( o f f at witchcraft. "Superstitious nonsense." they call it. But it is still practised, and many people in Kngland to-day consider they've been the victims of black manic, especially of the "evil eye." A forty-three-year -old woman caught recently stealing in
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    157 5 WOll breaking a religious 2 fast by carry ins women and beer in bis <ar a jour- j nalist in Aden. S. Arabia. lias been sentenced to five years' imprisonment. 80 lashes and deportation AX AMERICAN WOMAN J JOURNALIST HAS ASKED. 'WHY DO YOU BRITISH STAND FOR
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      235 6 I months the pattern oi d its now well-known vt- towards settling one QOthei springs up to take its nd th< kssent and disturbance in kept unbroken. That ied programmes by s in a vident The solve despite U ness and and less with reSii are H
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      373 6 r V I I ith loaders for a ban on one of the Col« most evil rackets pin table bling should be lauded and supported by The tvil has grown to immense proUons be the rake-off it brings to the tad the business enables them to til -gotten
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    Lock icon Government Spending Checks Prosperity
    1104 6  -  J. B. Wright By Restrictions on hire purchase And tightening up on private loans may help to check inflation, but in the long run it is a cut in Government expenditure that alone can bring prosperity to any country. Cuts in expenditure on national government and
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    824 6  -  Aster Gunasekera By IT THE monthly meeting of the Rural Hoard last •reek. Mr, 11 .1 Kulasingha drew attention to the spread of (he pin-table Crate to the rural areas and the "bad Influence* 1 it is bavins on rhildren who. according to him.
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    279 6 Sayings Of The Week fpilE question which may 1 well be uppermost In the days that are to come 2 is whether, without the > coercion and the cohesion J oi" fear, the differing and i opposing hopes of free men 2 can be reconciled and l"u>od J Into national
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    215 7 WASHINGTON, Aug. 28, (UP)— The United States will reny request by Japanese Foreign Minister Mamcru Shigemitsu mass release of Japanese war criminals still in prison, officials said yesterday. >mc issue will come up next week and Secretary ol in F Dulles and
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    84 7 \M.O\Y. Srotlaml, Aim. 2* (AP)— Mrs Vi.jaya r.indit recalled last ni-lit how she had battled lingtoa against being called "honry." In Mose al^o served as ambassador, she had no a lor I nt ol I and gave a First Thing outc i *t
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    109 7 SYDNEY, Aug 28. < Renter* Mr. G.R. Richards, deputy direel ol Australia's s irity Organisation, said yesterday that Vladmir Pctrov, former Soviet spy chief m Australia and his wife were living in constant tear of their lives. Petrov left the Soviet Embassy
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    155 7 Hubbies Played It With Bows And Arrows LONG BEACH. California. Aac Eg. <\P>— Police were frankly puzzled >esterday as they pondered the arrest of two husbands uho tried to settle separate marital quarrels with tows and arrow <. Police said the\ found Harold D. Lett Sfc aiming at his five-year-old
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    126 7 TOKYO A (UP) A:i tO Japan a itm I Russia's newspaper Pravda Saturd predicted creased Russian d to South-east A >.w an, Youri Grichtcto I w to Japan tWO W« Pravd rid con aga "1 1 n govern- d rwspap :t< n
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    205 7 No One Stopped The Under-lls TORONTO, Aug. 28, (Rcuter)— As the Bth world scout jamboree at Niagara On-The-Lake, Ontario officially closed yesterday a "full scale investigation" was promised into reports that some of the scouts under 18 were admitted to burlesque shows here on
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    77 7 Jagan Co. Back In The Saddle GEORGETOWN. Aug 28. Renter Dr. Cheddi Jacan \va re-elected leader of rm extremist group in the British Guiana Peoples Progressive Party at Friday ".s i.■ 1 ion i I office bearers, it reported here yesterday. Also returned iinoppotfd to tin lr pn rious cflicr.s
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    234 9 THE imrrusin': amount of rlr-vflopn'ont work that > soini; <> n in Malaya and the Philippines has m id*' these two countries |be two most importint markets in the Far East for earthmo\jn« and heavy constructional equinment Mr. .1 K. Horwood, the Fat East n
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    407 9 SECRETARY of the Treasury Humphrey and Budget Director Hushes, in a joint statement in Washington, said they believe the current prosperity in the t'.S. can result in a balanced budset this year. Their .statement characterised the present economic situation in the U.S. a.> composed ot
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    110 9 THE Society of British Aircraft Constructors has invited the R A.F. to take part in its annual di<p'ay to open at Farnborougn, Hants, on Sept. 8. On the opening day. the afternoon of the T sday and «.n the followini Saturday, s fly-pa>t by four-engined Vicken
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    508 9 (By A Market Correspondent) ;l ui^i.^u.i.niw.i iv uuy diiu rviUCUUIVC IO SVll IVU IO a rfUUC'IIOII 111 activity. Local Industrials had a reasonable turnover but tins, rubbers and over seas investments had a poor week. However, late in the peiind there were perceptible
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    72 9 BRITAIN' n i di more woo] than any ntry in Europe, i ling the U.S.S.R and has Hie eighth large* produ< lion the world. I the Br. Woo] Marketing Board i 1 Notes on I- th Ai Roport. Higher prices have i ten obtained for Bi
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    123 9 Hongkong's External Trade Drops HONGKONG'S external trade dro] y during July when compared with the onth before, according to the Colony's D. rector of Commerce and Industry. The total value of ihc trade in July amounted to HKs4t>o.7 million, a drop of HK535.7 million on .Tune and HK524.4 million on
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    96 9 BO AC. tarried a moid number of pa s^e liters on its world- -a He routes during the fortnight ended July v. In the first of these two weeks 'lie figure was B.MJM passengers and during the second work K.M37 a total of I7£t6. Daring
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    298 9 Our Copra Trade Looks To Outcome Of PI Talks Standard Market C'orie.spondenl SINGAPORE'S dwindling topra trade looks to the Manila meeting of producers for salvation. Hopes have beea expressed that the delegates from thr olon\ would utilize this opportunity tor gaining all possible information and su^estions. 1 I md ropra
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    155 9 JAPAN advanced to third p'd'-e among the principal ship- building nations of the world I during the second quarter of this year, behind Britain and Germany. the Shipbuilder* Council of America reported The Japanese shipyards held i seventh piace in the same period last year. Japanese
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    322 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN Hriance And Commerce By .special Mandard Correspondent NEW YORK, Aii£. A lirst-class rubber low is today developing here. The stake is big: New York's annually estimated rubber import business of more lhan Mai. $950,000,000. Leading rubbei importers here have piA' decided that
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    162 9 Burma 's Rice Exports May Reach Record THE US 1•■ W;> thai i> I 1,000.000 pound est shipmeni in postwar yeai Tiu> Department said expected to be n the >rted West Germanj i to be nef< lor i acge foi n• i chanSales r > li-raei wire for lin million
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    53 11 M LI MIM H, Sun. The Malivan Cricket (oiirinu tram will play a "three day t«st" Hunasfc—l MMM time towards the end ol Novemr,r. >Ir. Urn Khye Sen*;. President of the Id The Standard here today. King rrn. I A pro;,' ir.g for I dnsl
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    92 11 NON-BENDERS RE-UNION CRICKET KUALA LUMPUR Sun Lumpu if of match the i I two 1 'i H Team i I ed a atic ir-tory by six wic- to .^parc nps were drawn batted f?rst. and 0 it for 72 runs in the after *han two houi play *B declared n
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    39 11 Rain Saves Johore Malays I I MPI K. Sun. ire l th#- last daj iil tht- Kulcrs rumpetition. w»t»* all nirms vi< lory Malays «>n the ground today shower stop- bore for i *a! of i be- the rain
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    311 11 YESTERDAY'S shock results #in the Singapore Cricket Association tournaments leave the Police as favourites for the senior championship which will be decided next week when they meet the University of Malaya. The Singapore Crickei Club, who were expected to clinch the issue i:i the match
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    152 12 KL Penang Swimmers In SASA Meet MM.U'OKI \m.»t«ur Swimming \ssociation*s 1 *th .111--nu 1 championships gets undtr v* i\ 111 iht- <MM Swim--*****1; luh pool .it US p"i tod in v*h«n hr.tts for sewn mail uill be decided. •nes, wf l -i :cc. who I nen s ke eve and
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    489 12 The 'Fireworks' Are On Tonight: Six Nations Set For Fray By JEFFERY JAMES CLEAR the decks! Its action stations toniffht for 32 of the best South East Asia amateur boxing champions at the Singapore Badminton Stadium where the tourney for the Aw Cheng Chye Trophy opens with all the ceremony
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    282 12 Xt ALA LIMPI R. Sun.-Tan Giak Bee ot Pcnang, the all Malayan schoolgirl singles and doubles champion, gave herself a grand 20th birthday present when she retained both her crowns at the end of the Malayan Mhoolboys, girls and veterans championships which ended
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    247 12 FOIK merit .in top Summers Albert Wijjins, ■>(; Mohu Oyakawa. Br»-en and X Patterson, accompanied hv their coach. K.»l^r» Casey who arrived in Singapore dv air late on Saturday nigh? from Japan, will give a «%erieN of swim mm; exhibition* in the Colon,
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    37 12 Standard pliolo l>y T\\h jubilant Singapore Coiitimgemt, uho worn thy team championships, is seen here photogrmpked with their trophies at the conclusion of the 34th Malayan Amateur Athletic championships on Saturday. Lee Thong Choon
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    88 12 THE South China soccer tourists were guests at a dinner given by the Singapore Chinese Football Association at the Southern Hotel last night. One of the main tables at the party show; Right to left: Messrs. Lim Yong Liang, Kee lew Leng, Soli Ghee Soon, Chan Nam Cheong (Manager S.C.A.A.),
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    370 12  - SOUTH CHINA DECIDE EARLY John Ferguson In Missing Goo/< I Souih China 1. I i I Chun Wah I Referee: John FerfttjOfl By u.\Cj miss, i wo missc very sorry tale of missing on target early in the game Singapore in their second Perhaps many among the 7.500 Sunday crowd
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    45 12 The wrestling giants. Primo Camera and King Kong meet lor the first time I evening at tea. The promoters have arranged for this peare-lx: the-storm meeting at GH Cafe at 4 30 p.m. today. King Kong returns from Penang this morning.
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    288 12 SBA CLUBS' TOURNEY OPENS THE Singapore Badminton Association's Junior Inlcr-club championships opened at the Singapore Badminton Stadium on Saturday nig Detailed results were: Xe x beat (Jenlle 4-1 (Rex players mentioned first >: Singles Lim Sens Kok beal DM. Johcd 15-7. 15-5: Lim i Hock beat Hani Daub 15-11. 15-9;
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