Sunday Standard, 29 June 1952

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    14 1 Sunday Standard VOL. Jl NO. 362 SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Lake Club Head And Committee Offer To Resign
    334 1 Xl \l.\ I MH R, Shi— ll.r Preiadfl of th<- Lak«- dob, Mr. H. H. Facer, ltd < oimiiit !< lia\e ofF»r»«l ikctr nnMfljMriMMM lo a Special (General iM**riiii» ol ii l> Jo Im- liiM "a-* noon a* |M»-i-»iJ»l»-,'* m < omicrtion
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    Dy. H.C. Hits At 'Segregation'
    355 1 Dy. H.C. Hits At 'Segregation' IMI Deputy Hi^ll oiimiitsiiHirr, \|r. I). i.illi\ra\ attarkrd "coniniunili m gr egatioa" *«i ihc us iluiiht m Ki;»la I.ntn|Mir l.i-.i night, when be I i»» ilir toii^t of **'I lit- Guests*" *'< oinnninal seCfCSStioil ill ati«*ti hi .ill lliat ihifl ..iiimrnt *tarn!-< lor. and I
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    Patrols Inspire A Song
    49 1 Patrols Inspire A Song L) fie Patrol", c of a h is the I peace h the accon 1 I i ktinf Ha Ml •uld 1 nen HQ r:d with it. tour the entertainrr. ;-t tiian playing End of i.-i hut home realise the entertainment fan It'j b.ittle t
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    Woman Found Dead In Sea
    47 1 W oman Found Dead In Sea i she tuld hei s loing I I.; G lead by the Si p estc B^ach H a I the soap 1 M no \Ufl Tile wm m i p. I i rr) the P Sti ol iic race < ii luspe
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    C.H. Yin Is Elected To Head MTUC
    233 1 C.H. Yin Is Elected To Head MTUC KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. For the first time since the i iception oi the Malayan Trade Union Council three year-; a^o a Chinese was elected its President He is Mr. C. H. Yin who carried 135 votes against 59 votes lor Mr. M. P.
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    Miss New York Wins US Title
    37 1 LONG BKAC'H. June ?8. (UP).— Miss New York, J.ukie Loacherlj, broke a two way tie for the first place to win the title "Miss I'nitecl Slates" m the Miss Universe pageant.
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    Unions Challenge Govt. Statement On New Pay Plan
    656 1 SINGAPORE Government's contention that Expatriation pay and Consolidation schemes are "separate and distinct is not borne out by facts.' Mr. G. A. Tessensohn, presi-. lent of the Singapore Federation of Unions of Government Employees said ibis m a statement issued yesterday, pointing
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    Passport Charge Against KL Lawyer
    273 1 KiAI.A LUMPUR, Sat. A local awyer, K.L. Devasser, also >* Municipal Commissioner and President of the Malayan Indian Congress, was charged before the First Magistrate, Mr. A P. Ja< k, today with giving false Information toUhe Assistant Controller of immigrai i<>n. It WMM r»'!.'4.»d that
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    83 1 Traffic Officer of the QANTAS Empire airway*, Robert Barry and Ground Hostess Vyvyan Griffin who »«re married at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday. The couple had a whirlwind romance, for Bob and Vyvyan met only a few week* ago. though for years they lived within !00 yard* of
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    Templer Back, Says UK Visit To Yield Good Results
    415 1 Templer Back, Says UK Visit To Yield Good Results "IT WAS a good nine days and well worrt it. I ran through a lot of stuff. Everybody had been helpful to me m London," said General Sir Gerald Templer, High Commissioner for the Federation, yesterday on his return from London
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    Diggers To Train H. Guards
    100 1 AUSTRALIAN "Diggers' may soon be training Malay and Chinese Home Guardsmen m tactics against the bandits if a request made by the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer. is agreed to by the Australian Govt. Mr. Richard Casey, Australian External Affairs Minister, said m Canberra,
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    BANDITS FROM MALAYA TAKE BURMA TOWN
    161 1 RANGOON, June 28, (Rev- i ter) i. Malayan bandits who crossed the Thai border into Burma have taken the coastal town of Bokepyin alter a 24--hour gun battle, an official report reaching here today. Bokepyin is between Mer>jui and Victoria Point. 400 miles south
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    Help To Bandits Must Be Reported
    133 1 THK Federation Government yesterday made it quite clear that it was obligatory on the part of civilians to report any assistance the> had given to terrorists under extreme duress. The Government said that an\ assistance given to the bandits "under threat tf instant death"
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    2 Bandits Killed, 3 Wounded
    185 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sal Two terrorist ha c been killed and three wounded m the Federatioa ot Malaya [n Kroh, Perak. a patro ol th» :)t !i Ma&ij Retjin ci I I a' two armed I o mi I tei rorists and kiDtd one oa Friday.
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    June May Yet Be Record Month
    170 1 1 lII'. 1 1 i 1: 1 1 i ommiKMoner <»' •!<<• I <<l< i.>m<>m (f«'lHt;il Slf CcraiW I «ni|>l«r 1<l11f(i i n 1; limn in* IriMffN pliant London trip i<> Halaiyai «-i«i <l;«% bmiml lih\<- !»<<-<> \«t> DiCJIScd w i 1 1 1
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    Nehru's Warning
    16 1 I c Premi< Pa 1 i UN. i **et le ded v n U.P.
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    3 Killed In Crash
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    30 Undergrads Test S'pore Soil To Help Grow More Food
    495 2  -  Chee Koon Lim THIRTY undergraclii[ateo, including two women, mo»l of hlioiit are from )th« (»to»raphy Department <»l ilw I Biversity of >laI lava, -ml an assistant [lectures 1 urc now conducting 1 1 1<- first soil and vvoi iioMiic Mincy
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    Rotary To Offer $3,400 Study Grant
    153 2 THE 46tn Rotary District j Clubs cq m p risi n g the comprising the Rotary Clubs of I Malaya, Sarawak nd Siaifi w^il I from 1953 be i;i a position ,to award a fellowship worth I about tJ.5.53,400 every two years to the
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    Allowed Man To Escape: Charge
    117 2 CHENG HIOK KWANG, a detective oi the Singapore Special Branch, was charged at the Singapore Relief Court yesterday with criminal breach of trust and intentionally allowing a person to escape from custody. These two charges were preferred againsi him following the withdrawal of a charge
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    THIEF CAUGHT RED-HANDED
    57 2 A SENTENCE of nine months' rigorous imprisonment was imposed on Loo Kiiy (25), who broke into a stor e at Peking Street and attempted to steal nine tins of lard worth $1.35. Loo was surprised by the police and was caught red handed. He had just taken
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    Mr Ou (88) Will Pay Tribute To Youth
    305 2 Mr Ou (88) Will Pay Tribute To Youth Standard Woman Reporter AGE WILL pay tribute to youth today when 88--year-old Mr. Ou Jiak Sek. retired rubber plantrr and Elder of Say Mia Tug, Chinese Presbyterian Church on Prinsep St., presents his gift of their Colour-* to thr 10th Company of
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    Taximen's Worries Are Over
    127 2 SINGAPORE TAXI drivers' "test 11 worries are over. They net*; not have to stop work for a month while waiting to take their tests for the renewal cf their licences. Mr. T. A. Simon, President of the Singapore H;re Car Association, said yesterday that ;r\e acting
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    BUND MAN FELL IN PIT
    110 2 A FINDING of misadventure was returned m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest into the death of Noordin bin Ali, a watchman at Mandai Quarry. Singapore, who was found dead on May 17. Noordin. who was partially blind, was on duty that night.
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    730 Births In Week
    39 2 THERE were 7:;0 baths m Singapore last week according to the health statement for week ending June 21, 1952. Deaths totalled 184. Pneumonia took the biggest toll, 39; tuberculosis 18; enteritis 19 and beri-ben 8.
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    'RENDEZVOUS WITH EVE'
    284 2 Standard Staff Reporter A CHARITY show likely to surpass all previous entertainments m grandeur and imagination, is planned by the Singapore Chinese Ladies Association m aid of S.A.T A and the British Red Cross' Handicapped and Disabled Children'f Homes. The C.L.A. who set a high standard with
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    PROGS. 'POWER' POLICY OPPOSED
    292 3 Industrialists Want Politics Free Supplies Standard Sjaff Reporter LEADING Singapore industrialists and some <*i\i«- leaders agreed yesterday that the supply of eleetrieit) to the rft) should he plareri under the control of a separate body "divorced iron* polilirv.** Tiit-v were commenting on the Progressive Party's star
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    Marriage Not To Interrupt Music Career
    147 3 SINGAPORE'S music lovers wii! be glad to hear that the popular soprano. Miss L m Ai docs not intend to discontinue her singing career after 1 11 riage hich is to p ee on July 5. Neither. Lillian intend to allow h< '.-'ver to
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    RUBBER STEADY
    159 3 THE RUBBER market in Si] japore was steady yesterday at about 3/4 cent per lb. above Friday's closing ;ls. Fair business pas>e I in the morning with some trade buying which steadied the market. Sellers were inclined I i be reserved. Firsl grade rubber for July sh iment
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    50 3 Hundreds of nirls from the Methodist Girls' School, Geylanff. Singapore went round the city yesterday selling flan* to raise funds for the rebuilding of their school. Picture shows Misses Chia Kirn Tin. Astnah and Koh Ngan Si an fcelhuii flaf ttf CauL Ben I uitt m The standard offic* jroterdAjr.
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    Power Cuts
    347 3 SUBSTATIONS In Singapore iii»>ir t<» toad shedding today: IIAV \n»- Ice, Happy World. Asia KhMut Lor. 3, Sims Avenue Sun-mill, Shell Co., Lee Rubber v\*vv. Alt. flatten .Network. Singapore Swimming Club, Tanj»m- Kirn. I I:, siijp Vanl. Klin C^rttss, Hanyang Ice Works. < uiii>. Mac Donald House. Tun
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    36 3 photo. Lt -Col. Hutehinson R.A., who has arrived to take over command or th* Singapore Volunteer Corps Colonel Hutehinson. who is a gunnery expert, will be m command o f the Volunteers for three years. Standard
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    Sharp Rise In Traffic At Kallany
    109 3 \EAR by year, ever since its opening m L 937, air traffic "pure.-, at Kalian? Airport, Singapore, have been breaking it.; own records (excepting of course the war and occupation years). Civil av|ation*s growth, especially post-war, have seen the leap of graph lines m
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    Trader Fined
    63 3 KLUANG, Sit. Lee Boon Hoon. managing partner of Chop Joo Guan who -.old seven gallons of intoxicating liquor to Kluang Trading Co., 12 gallons to Yeman of Sungei Kahan» Estate anri r>9 gallons of liquor to Chop Juan Lai was charged before the Circuit Magistrate with contravention of
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    SVC Kit Up To UK Standards
    178 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE equipment of the Smga- 1 pore Volunteer Corps is welt up to the standards of tli.it of the United Kingdom." This ii the opinion of L.. Col T. J Hutchinson. who has arrived m Singapore to take over command of
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    Party For Canadian Birthday
    118 3 Party For Canadian Birthday A COCKTAIL party, dance and a special radio pr (gramme will feature Canadian National Day on l&iesday. July 1 which marks the 83th birthday' of the Dominion. Mr. DS. Armstrong. Canadian Trade Commissioner m Singapore, will give a cocktail reception a t the Royal Singapore Golf
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    SHB Staff Assn. To Carry On Fight For Pa rity
    288 3 SHB Staff Assn. To Carry On Figh t For Pa rity Standard Staff Krporlrr 7Hh 7*M)-?»lroiijs >in»a|»ore Harbour Hoard s l«flF AwocirtioM v, ill continue it* atrHggle for ike eatatMaafcmrnt of working and lhing condition* similar l<» ittal iioh ffiatiagj m tht» (ioNt-rnrtinil < lertral r> i« the Annotation* annmii
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    Police Probe On Robbery
    268 3 Police Probe On Robbery THE Singapore Police aye nvestigating 1 c(>"!' oi I ski, (ton p\\ roll trmed robbei j alleged 1 1 have taken place In trie heart of the busine t section of the »wn oo Friday noon. Tan Cheow Beng, cashier of the Straits Steamship C 6
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    2-Day Fun Fair
    46 3 K!.i \\< Sat i vi aid id the Cm sian Convent v s Louis Church building I I w;is D| i by Ihe > trict OfV" ifif M i j.' Ii i (i 11 1 on i tie i.i i pc 1 > 1 I p.m.
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    Legend Of The 'White Serpent'
    840 4 si-u Sen h.is pvrsuad^d by Ka-liai to -My away from M t.-l.imr Whit.- S«-rp«-nt. Outraged. >h»- unit to See Fa-Mai. U- Mijmiin? thf return of hrr hu^l>.uid. .md ihr Monk refused. Madame White entrred into an alliance with I fir valeJ »pintv .Tnd monsters t>l
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    Donough 's Post Is Confirmed
    124 4 MR. L. W. Donough has been appointed, substantive y. Clerk of the Legislative Council, Singapore. An old boy of St. Joseph's Institution. Mr. Donougb received the M.8.E.. at the King's Birthday m 1946. He joined Government Service as a Clerk m the General Clerical Service
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    $1,345 Burglary In' Joo Chiat
    40 4 A BURGLAR who broke into a house m Jog Chiat Terrace, Singapore between 3 p.m. and 6.15 p.m. Friday evening, is reported to have stolen £1,345 m cash and jewellery after throughly ransacking the house.
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    INFLATED FRIEND JUST FOR A JOKE
    156 4 LIM SIONG SAN and Chia hian Hock were food friends fond of kidding: each other along m their mechanic shop ai the Naval Base. Both of them could appreciate a good joke. One evening on March 1. thia bent down to wipe some grease
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    School's Explanation For Govt.
    140 4 School's Explanation For Govt. THE EXPLANATION given by the Directors of Yoke Eng School an how objectionable and banned books including song sheets of Communist China were found m the school will be submitted to the Singapore Government for consideration after it has Seen translated into Engiish. a spokesman of
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    Film Unit's Itinerary
    67 4 THE Public Relation Filn Unit will screen education;* and instructional films at th< following places during thi week: Tomorrow, Geylnn/ English S hool. Tuesday. Moun Emily Home and Malay Farm Wednesday, Jeo Chiat Welfan Centre and Buona Vista Road Thursday. Tan] o n 2 Paga: Labour Quarters
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    10 Acres Of Lallang Burnt
    68 4 10 Acres Of Lallang Burnt A MIDDAY fire burnt ton acres of iailang off the 12th mile Woodlands Road, yesterday. The Singapore Fire Br:--gade was assisted by Armj and Navy fire brigades to extinguish the fire. The Singapore Fire Brigade earlier put out another lallang fire m Sime Road area,
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    Fijians Keep Promise To A Queen
    202 4 Fijians Keep Promise To A Queen i. SOLEMN promise made 80 years ago by Fijian chiefs to Queen Victoria, accounts for the presence on Malayan soil of the gallant Fijian fighters whose recent successes were celebrated m a special broadcast last night over Radio Malaya mi n the "Spotlight on
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    NEW COURSE AT VARSITY
    453 5 Diploma In Public Health FOB THE two-fold pnrpOSe «»f f* f r ihrriim lilt-•»i'H->u Hirii m< <tl idnratlOtl m >in_a|>«>rr an«l ol "iiMTliu" a \«-rv great] n«***<l,* another new count vv il l l><- opened at the I ni\tt>il\ of Malaya mi Oct. I if an
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    45 5 Photo. A group of Stouts from the 9th HQ. Dolphin Troop babysitting little 1»; monthsold Evelyn Lte, daughter of Mr and Mrs. M. K. Lee of Fu Ctmrt. Picture shows (Left to right) Him Chen? Wan, Evelyn, Cyril Tan and Chua (ivan Sionjt-— Francis Lee
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    It Was A Seoul Seeking Odd Job
    140 5 It Was A Seoul Seeking Odd Job A HAP ON THE DOOR: IT W a plea*ani surprise !<>»• hundreds oi housewives when rap- on iheir doors hron^hi groups <•! MOUtfl IO cl t» odd-John «Smin- the first <lay «>1 ihe Scout-JoH-Week \»lii«l« began jre&terday. N i arly all the three
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    SERVICE IN HONOUR OF GEN. LIM
    127 5 SERVICE IN HONOUR OF GEN. LIM A MEMORIAL Will be he'd m honoi r >! the Major-General Li Bo Seng, Malayan Chinese hero the Japanese occupation, by fri and relatives this morning Thomson Road Chine c .■i is '^i' eighth anniversary of tiu> death ol Major General who was killed
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    Worker Pushed PC Into Drain
    84 5 FOR pushing a Singapore Harbour Board police constable into a monsoon drain, Sukaini bin Jayos was fined $125 or two months' rigorous imprisonment. The policeman, Mohinder Singh, said that when he had asked the workers not to carry firewood out Of the Harbour Board, Sukaini
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    CURFEW LIFTED
    32 5 Tho house curfew imposed on Gunong Rapat New Village m the Ipoh district of Perak on June 7, has been lifted. The curfew was enforced from p.m. to 6.30 a.m.
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    Nationalise Rubber Call—One Says 'No'
    206 5 Nationalise Rubber Call— One Says 'No' XL ALA LUMPUR, Sat- A resolution requesting the Federation Government to nationalise the rubber Industry will be fiscasoed at lomorrow'n session of the annual delegates conference of the Malayan Trade Union Council. It waa proposed today, when »evera! delegate* spoke on it. Mr. ~S
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    Call To Review
    89 5 A resolution approvinir a Committee of action appointed by all Government I nious and Associations to take immediate action to request Government to reopen the whole question of Consolidation rates was passed at the Annual Conference of the Singapore Federation of Unions of Government Employees yesterday. The
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    CD. Men Show How It's Done
    138 5 PLANES roared overhead, sirens screamed, anrl simultaneously explosions were heard from the playing fields of Monks Hill School yesterday, afternoon. It was all part of a demonstration programme arranged by the Civil Defence Corps. Taking part were volunteer workers from the Tansjlin Ward who
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    Singapore Diary
    63 5 Geylang English School raien; Teacher Association cocktail parf/ for Mr. A.W. Frisby, 7 p.m at Geylartg English School. Boys Brigade l°th Company Dedication and Presentation ot Company Colour at Chinese Christian Church. Bukit Timah Road 10 a.m. St. Vincente de P-uil Fun Fur. Catholic High School. Queen Street
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    Be Political Minded, Urges Sir C.-L.
    182 5 Be Political Minded, Urges Sir C.-L. Standard Staff Reporter THE PEOPLE oi Singapore must do! only be culturally minded but also politically minded, said Sir Cheng-lock Tan last night at a dinner given m his honour by the Liberty Musical and Dramatic Association. Singapore Of which he is a natron.
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    Prickly heat
    168 6 it w i daagerout »If«ctMm, h M rIM H">nc rr> k •>• ■Ml r-ak*» fOU ah*.-> uTel > ,j--! «< >> The naiadi usm*.. aru »aM Idhing ~;«i!i>l\ n;hs 'he mmJ m >."!■ va< i«nt«d by oj rfij i ple«.. Inch lich *r',bi\ RuhbtM -li-'Kre- d'»«- ne irrMSU
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    Noel Barber's Diary
    1940 6 Noel Barber's Diary iietts. Pouring In lint jPotice Jkre Helpless PARIS, Saturday. RANGE is being invaded by Africans Red ones end there is nothing the police j can do about it. Yet every week, more and j more North Africans particularly Algerians take part m Communist riots. Last December 7,200
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    Why I stopped Singing Negro spirituals
    1635 7 Why I stopped Singing Negro spirituals asdf r \l RE was a time %h n 01 !or to brig itcn party i avowed mysc r to be to rendei v c -f my OVing Negro Spn iluais. A- people sat up ti t took nol c since thei c no'
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    WHAT Is The S'pore Branch Of The Red Cross Doing?
    629 7 WHAT Is The S'pore Branch Of The Red Cross Doing? Second Article Of Series Tells Of Many -Sided Activities To Help Tfte Sick And Suffering LAST WEEK we gave you a brief outline of th<* Red Cross and its aims and objects. Today we want to tell yen about sfime
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    274 8 Sunday Standard Independent Morning News paper \|K. Malcolm Mac Donald's sensible innovation of dispensing with that superfluous b;t of harness known as the evening jacket seems to have sent c stuffed shirts to their tribal wardj s In the coming weeks the Dattlc of the jackets, we hope, will i
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    931 8 —the bow tie— being discarded. The stuffed shirts maintain that for a man not to wear a jacket is a mark of disrespect. This argument is obviously aimed at arousing class prejudices For the dress jacket is the uniform of the class conscious.
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    194 8 CHRISTOPHER Burney <pc::: eighteen months locked lip alone m a Nazi prison. Peter Hartley was for three and a half years a prisoner of the Japs. Each found a way to survive, each has now written a book. They make a fascinating contrast. j Burney ("Solitary
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    1008 9 How Many Children Should You Have? lIO'.V many make a family? Do jq\j want one child, two, or enough for a football team? In the old ''ays, despite •he re atively high infantmortality rate, the average middle-class family raised U yen or eight children. During receni years, the number has
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    1166 9  -  Dr. Ivor Beaumont By DESPITE all the t;«llv abonl family planning, aboul half ill.' women I sec have more riiiMrm than they planned lo have, while t li«- other half are equally tli^tres*,tl because they cannot have the babies they long for. Some couples,
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    1316 10 Tour Kraal's Kallang Diary What's Wrong With The BonvPf Service? IX April last year a small circle of 1 influential men m the Federal capital parsed a rosy report which told not only of a new, much-needed internal air network for Malaya, but which also forecast a glorious profit. The
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    1060 10 MAT 11. 1952, will be remembered for a long time by ail motor enthusiasts. Three Volunteer Special Constables who acted as course marshals and the driver of a rating car lost their lives as a result of an accident m the Gap Hill Climb. The
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    1417 12  - FACTS OF LIFE AND LOVE FOR TEENAGERS Evelyn Mills Duvall By 11-THE ONE AND ONLY "THERE niioi be u'mml rciooiifl nr u«»MJii ■If illj i>«'<-a»i>«- "*<» mail) Wnen two peo;; <» dis over m each other a genuine congeniality, 8 mutual Kiiniration. and a strong attraction. they may prefer each
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    284 12 TEN WAYS TO FORGET HIM (OR HER) 1. Ttiic ins picture on 1 of iiie frame and tithei burn ii c bury U deep dour under ilnngs you rarely use Ses'mQ v will only open the old lootutd agal: 2. Des^ro.j the letters he wrote you. li you cannot get
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    414 12  -  DOROTHY ROE By RE YOU a Four-F? That means fat, frustrated, forlorn and forty, m the pa/lance of Mary Bard, a doctor's wife who puts m her spare time writing books. Her latest, "Forty Odd," is an hilarious Account of the feelings of frantic doom
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    657 13  -  TAN PENG SHEW IK Start (orrf"|>on<lent IPOII, Sat. Music ha* been for eenttiriet l»"\ greatest entertainim-nt m thi* world of oiirn. And Ipoh would Uhm- been a different town had it noi been for t lt i <-> uomlcrful thing. Ai many hundreds of
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    323 13  -  ROSALIND RATN AM By THIS pattern is The Standard's choice this week. F.ll m the measurement chart Vnen cut it out and with $1 so send it to The STANDARD PATTERN SERVICE. IHE .SINGAPORE STANDARD. 12*. Robinson Road. Singapore I. In retnra you will get the pattern
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    170 13 ODD SPOTS IN THE NEWS A TV dOftt i r -,;)>frf 111 the BOiel R< i Sho o "Why Go To }'<■ > <■ 'I her riMM j!eu' r/ ISHNO o more or f> << -r foclppj m CTTibrflCf r> ij hoi/Jr-ard bench, flu dancer cotki■m/pd, j':'K>'<, -.f o UtcH.
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    56 14  - GOLF Here's How Slamm in Sam Snead i si I joy R MB! R the ler3 i as hip< ,< > A f »ur < mlder r w < U i j 'i-f y ■ad he\ Wvnd n/*i i the b he In th.- I l IOtJ t r- his
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    744 14  -  MERCURY By HOW rational an athlet c: meeting gel This Urn questl >:> that W9M 'v»H >: me l**t Sunday •1 Vi. »ria School «iuund after the dii r< ilH (cation >f Sgt MacQuarrie <;id Tan Eng Yoon m the 100 yiM.< event and also
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    1241 14  -  SAPPER By NO RE( >RDS i oken H GHQ Field Records Full results ire Rs »ws i <hi ifjir). i ■>•; i CagUevtt. 3 s i t 1 ifl>: 2 c. 3 Sbeeu 54 .2 Se [ulle < s H i i irL: I y Oreenwood, 3 m«...
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    Kind Regards, Heritor Score Doubles
    1161 15  - Kind Regards, Heritor Score Doubles WINDSOR LAD Barnstaple Upsets By MAKING a determined mil al le lafel furlong, Kind Regards, with Lansdown astride, won the main sprint event for class four division one horses over six furlongs yesterday, the concluding day of the Perak Turf Club June meeting, to pay
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    215 15 IPOH, Sat Mrs. Too Joon Ting and Mrs. Barktvay will meet In tb women's singles final of the Perak Turf Club Sport* Club Lawn Tennis rhampionships which will be concluded next week. Th following are results of matches played during the week. Women's tingles (semifinals): Mrs.
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    40 15 ON Friday, the women's sertion of the Island Ciub lield a hidden hole competition over nine holes. There were thirty entries. The winner Mrs. S.F. Ho scored 19 1/3 points, the Amner-uik Miss O.K. Barrett is a/a.
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    315 15 A CHANCELESS innings by S. Yelhipillai pulled Singapore out of a bad shot and made the colony's final score 201 m the first day's play «t the Colony's cricket against Johore played on the padang yesterday. Vellupillai, who scored 89, was all set for a threefigure
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    185 15 CONTRIBUTIONS mainly by Indian merchants and firms MI raised Singapore's Olympic fund to $3342MJ The Singapore Cricket Club gave $500. we;iknown soorts f^n Dr. Chan Ah Kour J156, Messrs. Hu H'Jng Chien and Chan Kav C ruing $30U each and with $100 from the Happy Worid and
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    512 16 But Wind Helped SINGAPORE'S woman sprinted, Joyce Deans, unofficially became ilir fastest woman m .Malaya when she ran the 100 yards m I 1.8 sees, m only women's cveni at tin* Singapore Recreation Club annual athletic inrrt lit*l<l on th<- padaag yesterday. T!ie
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    339 16 THIRTEEN records were broken at the twenty-ninth Annual Sports ol the St Anth.)nv"s Boys' Sci-.o hie.i concluded at" the St. -I seph Institution ground yesterday. The most sensational tun** announced by the time-keepers was the 3 mins. 20.3 sees« bj Raffles Boy s
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    65 16 THE following will represent St. Andrew's Old Boys at cricket today at ll a.m. igainst the Old Rafflesians on the H I. ground m the Evan Wong Shield tournament: S Fereira (Capt.), M 3 Singh. S. M. Hope, J. Ross, I H. Shah. C Da Silva. D.
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    59 16 The following will represent the Teachers Training College m a friendly cricket match i against the Ceylon Sports Club at CSC ground, Balestier Road, today: T. Rajendram, Wong Song Weng, Soocelaraj, Baiai chandran. Desmond Keyt, A. Rajaratnam, E. Balasingam, !W. Muthu. Avtar Singh, Gui Poh Chui. N. Perera,
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    216 16 LONDON. June 28 (AP>— Surrey sure are playing like prospective cricket champions. They came from behind on Friday and with brilliant batting whipped Hampshire by rive wickets a game they .seemed likely to lose. Dave Fletcher, the dhttinutive opening batsman. who now-a-days hits the ball
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    45 16 THE Singapore Athletic chana pionships will be held m < Be.>ar Stadium on Juiy IB and 19 Entry forms are n i available an(s can be had trum Mr. E. Puree!! a*. S!>ell House or No. 8. Woolerton Park. En: iec close next Saturday.
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