Sunday Standard, 26 August 1951

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    75 1 i 3A 1 With Free 8-Page Comics Sunday Standard VOL. II NO. 56 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1951. To sca/e Mount Everest 16 PAGES Mr. Eric Shipton (left), 43-year-old leader of a party of four, which will shortly reconnoitre the south-western approaches of Mount Everest, world's highest mountain, left London
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    Our Protectors Have Let Us Down,' Says Onn
    512 1 Our Protectors Have Let Us Down, Says Onn Standard Staff Correspondent kl \I LUMPUR, Sat. Speaking at the general assembly tl JINO liefc today, Dato Onii bin Ja'al'ar, Member for Home rs, -aitl he had been greatly concerned over certain trends. said they were led to believe that with the
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    Bandit Chief of Malacca Slain By Reds
    88 1 Bandit Chief of Malacca Slain By Reds g Yee I ba lit platoon in i have I on the orders 01 iro of the lyan i i A. v. 15 bes considered :er. J the b i -v Knmil- bers 01 I ttuil rtf i added thai other ;take uq
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    India NotAttending
    18 1 y', ent o| India no! c sc i c«--i g j ipa I jakj it waa
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    New Setup For RIDA Announced
    77 1 I Standard Statt orre>pondenl KUALA LUMPUK, Sat The Rural and IndlJStriaJ Development Authority has been reconstituted as follows: Members I>r Home Attaiis (Deputy Chairman). Member tor Ecoßonic Affairs, Member tor Agriculture and Forestry, Com. mfSioner tor Co-operative Dcve; lopment, Dato Mbhamed Razall^ bin^HjJi D^TAbdul Razak
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    30 Killed In Blast
    44 1 BOI'LDER. COLORADO Ai£ IS lAP>— The Sheriffs Office here reported thai about 30 men we?e ki«ed when Ughtaing ™uck a 8 construction project -eie and caused an exn osiof Ml available police ha?e%een ordered to the scene from neighbouring cooqanuniues
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    Britain's $ Reserves Increase
    180 1 Britain's Reserves Increase GENEVA Auu 26, (ReuterV Britain's economic structure. ijj showing every sign oi suffering from severe strain, the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe stated here today. The Commission bulletin for the Krsi quarter of this year v-i-d "Cost inflation is rampani m Britain and towards the end
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    Pay Talks End
    23 1 Pay KUALA LUMPUR. Sat- Representatives of the Federation Interpreters' Union had negotiations With Government during the last three days on^salar^
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    Egypt Should Unite With Britain, US In Tripartite Pact
    251 1 A£i£i Pasha Says; CAIRO, Aujj. 25 (AP>. Egypt should unite lierself firmly with the democracies, m a tripartite treaty with Britain and the United States, it was stated today b> Hafez Ann I'aslia. President ol the powerful Misr Bank. In a
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    62 1 Earl Wilson. foremost American night-club columnist, reached Singapore from Bangkok yesterday by X.L.M. with his wife on a :>O-day round the world tour. Wilson is writing 30 columns for the New York Post and a syndicated group of 100 American newspapers. He will devote 'a column or two' on Singapore.
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    'NO' TO FREE PORT PLAN
    55 1 MANILA. Aug. 25 (AFP) The Philippines was advised by an American expert today to reconsider the plan to put up a free pori or free trade zone m competition with those Ol Hongkong and Singapore. Foster Knight. Customs Consultant loaned to the Philippine Government, said
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    Chaplain To King
    52 1 TUX Rev. W White Anderson. Moderator of the Church of Scotland and Chaplain to His Majesty the King will arrive m Singapore tomorrow by air on his way to Australia. Rev. Anderson who is making a genera] tour of Presbyterian churches m Australia will stay one night
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    Bandits Destroy Railway Staff Living Quarters
    107 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KI'ALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Station Masters and Overseer's Quarters on a railway station m Kuala Lipis area were destroyed by bandits last night, while m a kampong m the area, a kampong guard, though wounded m the lee. drove oft bandits
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    All Britons Will Have Lett South Oil Fields By Tonight
    110 1 Evacuation Stepped Up ABADAN, Auff. 25: <Reuier) All Britons will be out of the southern Persian oil fields by tomorrow night instead of Monday under a speeded up evacuation schedule. Three of the smaller oilfields were completely Evacuation of the
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    Kidgway Rejects Charges; Willing To Resume Talks
    359 1 "MALICIOUS FALSEHOODS" TOKYO, Aug. 25 (Reuter-AAP) Gen. Matthew B. RUfe. way today rejected Communist charges about alleged violations of Kuesong's neutrality, and said they were "malicious falsehood**', but offered to send his representatives back i« renewed armistice negotiations when the Communists terminated their
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    S. Koreans Recapture Four Hills
    254 1 EIGHTH ARMY Hi} IV KOREA. Aug. 25 (IP) South Korean troops re captured tour hills in the eastern sector today, piling fresh enemy dead atop the hundreds already kill ed in the week-old battle ol the bloody ridge, an Eighth Army briefing officer said today.
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    Harriman To Confer With Tito On Aid
    132 1 BELGRADE. A<. g. l (AP) Mr. Averell Harriman, personal envoy ol President Truman, arrived here today to talk with Marsha! Tito over Jugoslavia*/! basic needs m the way <>t military and economic a si tance. Harriman, now on tiu >'■ home via Britain
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    Million £ Fortune For Island
    105 1 Million Fortune For Island CAPETOWN, A:4 15 Mvi d Macaula: i we Rhodesian pioneei '■■<- practically all hu one million pound fortune 1 > th< Island Le« where he m pove B 3 vc ii s ago M a bachelor, died six moni \s and ni> v^ l l fusl
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    U.S. Reds' Move On Korea Peace
    83 1 NF.W YORK Kilg 25 (AFP>— The National Committee ol the \mei ie ti I r-" !> nig h\ relea ed the teaci te eai im asking an Intel Le with the State Secretars Dean \cheson to put I >na ai d pi o posals
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    2 GET PROMOTION
    28 1 Standard Staff orrespondeui fCUALA ffPUB s.• Messra M S md S G Achariam I ted I interpreteri S Court It Ipo !.;irri- :> promoted as m
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    MossadeqMay Want Neutral AIOC Manager
    79 1 UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK. Auk 84, (DPI An informed diplomatic source said that arrotdini; to m formation mHvrd h«*r«' thin morning from IVhiran. Pr«* mier Mohammrd Mossadq may proposr to Britain th«appointment «>f a "neutral" European presumably Swiss or Srandinavian a* general manager of Iranian
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    ATC Cadets Fly Today
    81 2 ABOUT 25 Cadet*. members of Singapore Air Training Corps will view Singapore from the air today from an R.A.F. Dakota transport plane. The Cadets are to visit the R.A.F. airfield at Changi on a liaison trip. and will be shown their island home as airmen see
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    MAR lAM SEES AFTER 75 YEARS OF DARKNESS
    347 2 MAR lAM SEES AFTER 75 YEARS OF DARKNESS Standard Staff Reporter MARIAM binte Yusoff, a 15 year old girl, has been almost blind since her birth. Throughout her life, she knew only a shadowy world, barely able to distinguish day from night, trees from buildings. But after she came to
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    6 2 Mariam (seated) and her auntie Rahimah.
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    UNION DELEGATES TO SEE GOVT. ON COLA
    346 2 Standard Staff Reporter A DELEGATION of Singapore trade unionists is to call on the Colonial Secretary to press for a minimum co*t of living allowance, for all daily rated and low XK i jL c 7 lpl yeetS f a 3 40 fo
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    Tribute To Sigh Standard Of Entries
    170 2 Tribute To Sigh Standard Of Entries Photo Display Standard Staff Reporter A TRIBUTE to the small group of enthusiasts who had shown 4 'great keenness and patience" m making the First Inter-Services Salon of Photography a success was paid by Brigadier M. R. R. Prentice, when he opened the Salon
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    Varied Programme For SATA Week
    182 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE AntiTuberculosis Association is to launch SATA week from Thursday to ra^se funds to build a first class chest hospital for out-patients. Only another $150,000 is needed to achieve this object. The week will culminate with a gala ball on Sept
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    Chief Matron Leaves For ME
    49 2 GROUP Officer A.F. Atcheson, Chief Principal Matron (Overseas* of the Princess Mary's R.A.F. Xursing Service, leaves Singapore tomorrow by air at the end of a short visit to Far Last Air Force. The Group Officer is returning to her base m the Middle East.
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    Need For Life Guard Posts At S'pore Beaches
    202 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE NEED for life guard posts at the Colony's popular bathing beaches two each at Changi, Tanah Merah, Marine Parade, and Ponggol if possible was stressed m a report of the Committee of the Singapore Life Guard Corps. The
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    All Set For S'pore Air Day
    127 2 All Set For S'pore Air Day I By A Special Correspondent THE WORKING Committee for Singapore's Fourth Air Day meets at Kallang Airport tomorrow to put the final touches to arrangements for the display on Saturday, Sept. 1. The Committee will "walk over"' the airport :o check the layout of
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    A Modern S pore Suburb In Serangoon Area
    137 3 THh FULL layout of the Sennett Realty showing the pro posed housing development of the estate at Mac Pherson It oa d and ipper Aljunied Road which will have I,4oo houses and shops when completed. Four hundred houses on the left of
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    3 Reasons Why Certain Classes Side With Reds
    409 3 Standard Staff Reporter COMMUNISM m Malaya is no more than a gigantic Chinese secret society protection racket hitched ultimately and irrevocably to Mao T.^e Tung's brand of Communist Imperialism, with a tew misguided local idealists hanging on with the forlorn idea that
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    Large Number Of Red Sympathisers Detained
    70 3 AN "EXCEPTIONALLY large number" of AntiBritish League sympathisers were detained by the Singapore Special Branch of the C.I.D. during July, Assistant Commissioner A. E. G. Blades said yesterday. Early this month they captured a Communist communication centre and some firearms. "Some of the Communists
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    Corfu To Start S'pore HK Round-trip Service
    171 3 Standard Shipping Reporter SINGAPORE agents for I* and O ships Islay kerr and Company are introducing for the first time roundtrip passages from Singapore to Hongkong beginning from Sept. 18. First ship to start the new round-trip is the 14.280 ton ship Corfu,
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    Accused Sold $11,000 Cloth For $1,000
    62 3 BAKAR Aman, a wharf tlerk of the Singapore BagS age Transport Agency, who misappropriated five cases of textiles valued at SI 1.000 was sentenced to one year's rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday. Pleading guilty to criminal breach of trust of
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    64 3 HARRY CHAN Keng Home, B.A. (Honours) of the University of Ma lava, i 1950). leaves shortly Tor the United Kingdom to take up the First Devonshire Course for Civil Service Administration. Aged '4. Harry Chan is an old boy of St. Josephs Institution. He was appointed on Mar. 1. to
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    Woman Stole And Kan
    86 3 AN EARLY Malay woman told the Singapore land Dis trict Jud^<- yesterday, that she .stole $4,650 worth oi jewellery her former employer, and then ran away. She was Jah binte Mat who pleaded guilty when charged stealing the je vellery from her employer, M. Shaul Hamid
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    15 Months' Jail
    38 3 IX the Singapore Third Distrie! Court yesterday Sod Kang t m was sentenced to 15 months" rigorous imprisonment for stealing a battery, and anothei ir> months for stealing a bicycle, the sentences to run concurrently.
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    COLONY'S 1899 QUEEN'S SCHOLAR DIES IN PEKING
    121 3 SIXGAPORK friends of Mr. i Wu Lai-hsi (Goh Lai Hee) have received news of his recent death m Peking of pneumonia. The late Mr. Wu, or Lai-hsi as he was known to his friends, was ailing for some time before he was struck
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    DEATH
    33 4 DENJAFIELD: At his home L> m Broa irirk Rcl. Spore, yesterday, HERBERT JOHN BENJAFIELD formerly Chief Sanitary Inspector Singapore Mm.: ipality. Age 62. Funeral at Bi iadari cemetery to-day at 11 a.:n.
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    Standard Takes Earl Wilson Out On His First Night In Singapore
    1005 4  - Standard Takes Earl Wilson Out On His First Night In Singapore Ivor Kraal By What He Saw Of The Colony After Sundown Standard Staff Reporter EARL WILSON, America's foremost night-club columnist, dead-beat afler a round up of Singapore ni^ht t>pots exclaimed at 1 a.m. today: **Tell 'cm I'm not slung
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    — & Rosemary Just Hates Writing
    623 4  - Rosemary Just Hates Writing G. S. King By Standard Staff Reporter ROSEMARY WILSON, is t woman who '"-i> no other interests but husband Earl, theii son Slugger and Earl's work. "Earl is always trying to make a writer out of me and I hate it" Rosemary told me when we
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    Administrator For FEAF HQ
    65 4 HEADQUARTERS Far Easf Aii- Force, and Air Headquar:. s Malaya, the formations controlling and administering the RA.F. m South-East Asia, get a ne\v dome>tic administrator 'of their own from tomorrow. He is Squadron Leader L R C Gilbert. D.F.M.. who takes up the appointment of Camp
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    SCOUTS ON WAY BACK FROM UK
    80 4 LONDON. Sat— Th c Malayan Boy Scout contingent left Eng- land by the Corfu last night for Malaya. Contingent leader, Mr. Ngui Choon Jin suid that the trip had been most successful. I The scouts had noi only made friends m England and Europe
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    GEN. DUNLOP STILL OUT FOR A JOB
    82 4 MAIDSTONE, Kent, Aug 25 (UP)— Maj-Gen. D. Dunlop, 52,' former General Commanding Singapore who resigned after the riots over "jungle girl" Maria Hertogh is looking for a job Dunlop, an Ulsterman, was J3£aiged__by_the Singapore Riots visits to the local employment exchange where he
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    56 5 photo. Mrs. Joan Haynes, Qantas BOAC hostess, will be leav ing: for the L.K. with her daughter Judy and husband Mr. T. S. Haynes of the Shell Company. Joan, whose ready smile introduced hundreds ol air travellers to Singapore, will not be flying back to the U.K. but will sail
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    9 SENTENCED IN RIOT CASE
    407 5 Relatives Weep In Courtroom VVIYFS and relatives of nine Malays who participated m the Singapore riots last December clung to the accused and wept bitterly at the Assizes yesterday wftcn sentence on them was passed by' Mr. Justice tthitton. Nine out of 13 accused were
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    Promotion For Two Faithful Men
    145 5 Standard Sialf Reporter MR CHEW PEN CHEE and Mr. I 1' h: Thiam Fang, who together have completed more than 40 years oi service with Tels Co. Trading Society m Singapore ■.ve:"e the guests of honour at a ncr parry held ai the Great W
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    KK VSCs Set Clubhouse
    53 5 KK VSCs Set Clubhouse ONE HUNDRED and twenty volunteer special corstables of the "B" police division. Kandang Kerbau. Singapore, saw the opening of their recreation room and library yesterday. Mrs. W.A.D. Grose, wife of the officer commanding Kandang Kerbau, performed the opening ceremony, at which were representatives of all sections
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    War Damage Commission
    45 5 SINGAPORE Government vesterriuv announced the appointment' of officers of the War Damage Commission as follows: Assess >rs— Messrs. SA. Robbins, A.E. Howkins and CM. Patel; Registrar of Claims— Mr. P.C. Albuquerque; and InvestigatorsMessrs. Woon Yoon Fan. P.R. Guha and Voon Lee Sin.
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    49 5 photo. MR Yap Phenff Geek, Singapore Municipal Commissioner, "cutting the tape" when he opened a Shell motor service station at New Bridge Road yesterday. The station is under the management of Joo Thong and Company. The station is capable of servicing all types of cars, buses and lorries. Standard
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    Tracker To Get Award From C-in-C
    146 5 A DYAK TRACKER. Geraji Anak Jonton attached to the Ist Cameronians, is to receive the Commander-in -Chief's testimonial m Fort Canning at 12.15 p.m. tomorrow. Twenty-six other Army personnel will also be presented with testimonials from various senior officers. Only one man. Mr. W.M.B.
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    MARKET QUIET
    91 5 QUIETLY steady conditions prevailed m the Singapore rubber market yesterday. Prices remained more or less unchanged from those on Friday. Moderate turnover of business was recorded. Singapore Chamner of Com merce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday (Aug 25) were per lb:— RMA 1 on »eg tender Sept. (num.)
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    TIN
    14 5 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The price of tin to-day was $444 per picul. (Up $2.)
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    Message For Sultan
    41 5 ALL communities m Johore will send a joint message on the occasion of the birthday of the Sultan of Johore on Sept. IT. Dr. M. Birehee. President of the Malayan Chinese Association, Johore Bahru, will read the message.
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    Power Cuts Today
    50 5 BUBSTATIONS Jn Singapore liaUle to load sh«*d«llng Uiday, Sunday. -JGIh August. 1951: St. James. Miri Road, Sllat Road. Hukit Pasoa, it.A.i Trafalgar St.. Prince Edward Pickering St. liurt h St.. Upper Circular Kd. arprnter SI, Prime St./ Market St. Ruffle Place/Malacca St^ Boat Qua>, tiiiuii liuildins. NK.nr
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    Another Penang Red Surrenders
    108 5 PEN ANG, Sat.— A 20 year-old member of the Mm Yuen organisation. Goh Ah Hong, walked into the Tanjong Tokong Police Station at ten o'clock last night and surrendered himself. This is the second Communist to surrender m Penang within the last seven days. Goh told
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    Lim Backs Exchange Persons Programme
    146 5 THE importance of the exchange of persons as a means of promoting world understanding and world peace was stressed m Washington on Friday by Mr. Lim Yew Hock, president of the Labour Party of Singapore and labour member m the Singapore Legislative Council. In an
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    Daching Men Send Petition
    159 5 photo. A PETITION to withdraw the order banning dachings m private and Municipal markets which comes into effect on Jan 1. 19f)2. has been sent to the Municipal President by representatives ot the daching trade yesterday. The petitioners point tr.it that dachings have been officially legalised
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    Reds Want Malayan Apes
    789 6 JN September 1783, at Versailles, the French pioneering balloonists, the Montgolfier Brothers, sent aloft a sheep, a cockerel and a duck m a basket attached to a hot air balloon and recorded the earliest ascent into the air by any livestock. The Brothers were impressed with
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    A Freighter Is Launched
    178 6 Standard Shipping Reporter MAERSK Lines latest contribution to its growing fleet of ships for service between United States and Far East ports, has been the 9,500-ton cargo motorship, Jeppesen Maersk which was launched m Copenhagen, last week. Sister ship of the Nicoline Maersk which was delivered
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    No More Lars ror Me, Thank You
    2039 7 No More Lars ror Me, Thank You AM not by nature a gloomy man but ever since I started to teach my wife to drive a car I have ceased to appreciate the twittering of birds m the morn and all the other amusing antics of Nature. My friends have
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    JUST IMA GINE THIS IN YOUR BEDROOM
    608 8  - JUST IMA GINE THIS IN YOUR BEDROOM George Pollock Embroidered With Diamonds Pearls Topaz Moonstones Crystals Ivory By RLDERLI Mr (.anrvhi UU uho livt-N .it \i;ra. m India th.it m ||n l.ij M.th.il t :t\ !s seadtag lu> bt-d >r id t<» Hi it. i m. \m\ Mr I iii\
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    533 8  -  MORRIS LINDEN By PUS Bill, Wallace Prmcesg Margaret. It happened thai wav when Elizabeth invited Philip to Deeside. Beins hardy naval type, he was amused by the inconve ■enres of the castle, and S? Spy? l hos t's passim for the fresh air of the
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    1834 9  - Pro- Pakistan Tories Anu Pro-Indian Sociahsts Andrew Roth By r\Kt a LONDON(JN August 1 the Conservative "Daily Express, m one of Us editorials, challenged typically shortsentenced Kingsley Martin, editor of the Socialist New Statesman, to restrain the belligerence of his "pal" Jawaharlal Nehru instead of harping on the aggressive tendencies
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    PARISIANS TREK TO THE COAST
    950 10 THIS is my last Paris diary for a few weeks. The next one will be from Italy. With the first light of dawn tomorrow 1 head m my car for points south to the romantic sounding, sundrenched names of Como, Venice, Genoa, Monte Carlo. The
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    CITY LOOKS DEAD
    291 10 aneous interpretation system. This will cost the l'.\" £892 000 Why $;v:\i ;»:i th:> :v..i:-.«\v? oi have we reached the .-•.;-V wht i re money doesn't count? Has money become meanin giess to mntries and organisations thai ii is the Sen-* important problem? I n afraid so.
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    Sailor Bill Was Able Bodied
    162 10 I ODD STORIES m the news IN a daring white two piece, the solitary entrant at Brixham (Devon) Bikini Bathing Beauty contest paraded before Carnival Queen Mary Williams recently. Crowd and committee gaped. This was no conventional beauty Look at that figure, those muscles, the
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    SEX FILM MYSTERY SOLVED!
    1040 11  - SEX FILM MYSTERY SOLVED! OSWALD HENRY 'Should ParenfsTell' By £AST week's sex aim my- *tery h as been solved, tnanks to a prompt explanation given by no other person 1 than the Malayan Film Cen- sor himself. And what he has to say makes interesting reading. for. while local movie-
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    144 11 9 a.m. Programme Summary: !♦.<»» Good .Uornini;; !».;<!! The Prairie Ramblers; 10 a.m. Emergency News 'K.L.i; 10.05 Radio Doctor; 10.15 Interlude lruru Hawaii; 10.30 Edmunil« Ros his Rumba Band; Jt a.m. The Adventure*, ot P.C. 1!»; 11.30 Studio Set-vie* (Bt'thesda); 1 p.m. Procramine Summary: IOJt Dav>
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    1580 12  - MALAYAN Merry Go Round MARA By T HOPE none of you have lost 1 sight of the fact that SA. TA. Week with its many attractions wi.l soon be on us. Tiie Piano Recital by Mrs. Paul Feng at the Victoria Memorial Hall starts it oil on August 30, while
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    446 12 JAN. 88 TO FEB. 18 (Aquarius):—New prospects suddenly and unexpected open before you and you are likely to find that a change for the better is imminent. Be wary and watchful FKB J9 TO MARCH 20 (Pistes):— Too often things have gone wrong at the office because
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      191 12 BABY POWDER THE BORNEO COMPANY H«lT|i G. C. de SUVA BROS, Jeweller* 3. Raffles Place. Singapore. 1 fhtM I Quality Style and Price I Chaase your Gown at T/ie Leading Fashion House H. BK1«. Jit. BaHrrj li« M. FIINTER S. GRiNBERG i DIAMOND^ WMVJULtM> ami I'ill Mil SINGAPORE Ottice (Eu
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    Valberg's Record Broken
    427 13 Valberg's Record Broken RONALD DA SILV A leapt 21 ft. 3 m. m yesterday's Eurasian Association's Youth Movement athletic meet to beat by a quarter mile the distance accomplished by Lloyd Valberg m his winning effort at the Malayan AAA meet. His was one of 16 Eurasian Association records broken
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    Seletar ARS Win RAF Soccer Final
    110 13 IX the final oi the RAF InterSection shield soccer competition involving 32 teams, ARS played a great game to beat MTRS by five goals to two yesterday, evening. Fleming and McGregor scored the opening goals for ARS Thirty seconds later. Cook increased the ARS
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    SOUTH CHINA START TOUR WITH 5-2 WIN OVER SCFA
    603 13 Soccer Star's Son Scores Hat-trick LEE WAI TONG, China's greatest footballer, sat m the stands at Jalan Besar yesterday and proudly watched his son, Yuk Tak, score a hattrick which spelled a 5-2 victory for the South China touring team over
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    H.MS Terror Wins
    90 13 WITH five changes from the team that played m Friday's cup final, 30 Battalion RAOC were slow tv find their feet and H.MS Terror deserved their three goals t two win m their Inter-Services le :-'ie soccer match yesterday. Terror led by a goal at halt time.
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    RNAC Miss Chances
    53 13 IN THEIB United Services League match against RE.ME nt Aver Raja Road yesterday, the R\AC failed to press home their superior outfield play and lost a valuable point, the match ending m a draw. RE.ME missed a g> d chance of snatching a win m the closing
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    Ref Called Wrongly, Player Loses Match
    271 13 Re f Called Wrongly, Player Loses Ma tch THE Singapore Badminton, Association junior .singles championships which attracted aa all-time record entry of 126 competitors settled down to the last four last night when the quarter-finals were decided at the Clerical Union Hall (Haw Pa- Gymnasium) m Rangoon Road. The following
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    DRAWN WRESTLING
    62 13 MEETING for the third time K:::u K<»ng and the Swedish /ingel iou«ht a thrilling draw at the Happy World last night. Kong had the worst of the battle, finishing the night with a b|ood spattered face and a cut over the eye. Each grappler scored a fall Referee
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    Gandhi Cup Cricket
    51 13 ROYAL AIR Force (Malaya) were all out for 122 runs m the first day's play against the Indian Association for the Gandhi Memorial Cup. Indian Association replied with 60 for two wickets when stumps were drawn. The match will be continued today at 11 ajn. on Balestier
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    208 13 LONDON, Aug. 25 (Reuter) —Following are soccer results played today: ENGLISH LEAGUE 1ST DIV Aston Villa 4 Derby Co. 1 Burnley 1 Fulham 0 Chelsea 1 Liverpool 3 Huddersfield l Blackpool 3 M Chester U. 2 Newcastle 1 Portsmouth 1 Charlton 0 Preston N.E. 0 M'brough 1
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    342 13  -  LEONG HEW MENG Foong Seong Cup Badminton By lI'OH. Sal. In a ni^ht of upsets Perak and Sclangor shared honours with two gamee each m the first night of the northern zone final of the Foong Seong cup hadminton competition. The first upset was the
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    144 13 Singapore Lead 4-0 JOIIORI RAHIU'. Sat. Singapore romped away to a 4 o lead over Johore m their Foong Seong cup tie which began here tonight. It was a case of easy victories and even though fully expected did not deter Johore's badminton fans from turning out m torce to
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    1681 14  - AAM welcomes Asians to membership P. J. Darnell R\ (i t i Singapore uul Jel Brant fa ot M I the J Started In 1932 the Ass J L I gvk- v. was a goina con--1924 th H.r c Nunns nurd X C B as Presid I the Singai b
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    880 14 L\)R the first time since the war. Singapore is to see a parade and exhibition of new cars at the Motor Rally and Concours d'Elegance at the Empress Place today, starting from 10 a.m. Motor traders, the Fire Brigade. Medical and
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    88 14 S 'PORE A.A.M. RALLY CONCOURS d'ed GANGE n\ SHOW TODAI .it Ike Sinu.iporr \.\.M Kally and Contours d'Elegance are (top to botioni 1 !t t.» richt) The 1951 Roils Royce Silver Dawn. 29 h.p. six cylinder iMmn" litre .l.»\ciin with hori/ont.ill> opposed four-t ylinder engine; Armstrong Siddelej lim i>t<i iriUi
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    Perak Have A Master Plan For Cup Final But It's A Secret!
    294 15  - Perak Have A Master Plan For Cup Final But It's A Secret! LEONG HEW MENG By PERAK have a master plan for next Sunday's cup final against Singapore. What it is, how it will be put into effect, who thought it out are all secrets just now. All that Perak
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    185 15 SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 24 (Reuter).—Sei to get 173 mi n \M minutes to beat Hampshire, the South African cricketers suffered early reverses which left them little chance of victory here today. With five wickets clown for 82 they stood m danger of defeat but Clive Ryneveid
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    155 15 CHESTNUT HILL. Massachusetts, Aug. 24 (Reuter) The United States won two singles and a doubles which constituted the first day's play m their annual Wightman Cup lawn tennis international against Great Britain today. Three singles and a doubles will be played tomorrow and America
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    107 16 Tigers Are Virtual Champions TIGER Sporjs Association are virtually champions ot The Singapore AFA's senior division league by virtue of the walk-over given ?o them by the Tamil Brotherhood Association. The TBA are '^'c.be w field a team against the Tiger* for their match scheduled for Aug 28 and the
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    101 16 MALACCA. Sat Selangor deteated Malacca by six goals to four m what wa s probably the best game aeen m Malacca this season when they met m a charity match at" the Malacca stadium today. Malacca fielded th c same team which played against Singapore and m
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