Sunday Standard, 17 August 1952

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    U. K., Australian Diplomats Drown While Swimming
    199 1 i \il'l I. Aug. l»i M') -Britain's top ranking I orliploßUU, E. 11. .in obs-Larkcom went to Hsinthu hnrestlgltc the double drowning I ridav of his hina expert and an Australian diplomat. The two mt*n drowned apparently accidentally while swimmisg in one of
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    6 Bandits Killed In Tangkak
    47 1 6 Bandits Killed In Tangkak \i > i mpik. Sat i j 1 1 1 v .»f pa r .i i i n i igkah in I lohorc co« I > ;m lerroriarta at pm. tod.iv k ed s s^ all Mem, i mtn and a ind wounded six
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    Pick Movies, Books Wisely Bishop Urges
    78 1 Pick Movies, Books Wisely Bishop Urges BISHOP of Malacca. fa is askI souls" to I k- r people a away from and and Chrisi 0 to abstain reading imI this morn- < to be served that na for mass of the :e children in not be overB he ported into
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    Kamlon killed?
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    Templer Visits Mental Hospital
    69 1 K; V LUMPUR, Su*. General Sir I >'.er this morning visit to the Mental H njong Rambutan in, Perak. Excellency I by J rempler and they were both received by I Medical Superintendent. Mr l> ennox, M.D. Gen< ral Sii Templer ii the hospital office, the
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    Hongkong Couple Married In London
    62 1 LONDON, Aug. 15 (Jleuter) —Sir Alexandt r Grantham, Governor of Hongkong was the prim ipal guest at the wedd .g oi Mr. Kenneth Ito Yin Chau 24-year-old eldest son of Dr. N. Chau, a member of the Hongkong Legislative Council, and Miss Mary Martha Sau-Yin
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    20 Hurt In Smash
    43 1 V. i ocomotive hit the rear nf a Statin! ill t! iusi north ol Cai e early yes- r( :i v, in ui ing 20 pe soi s and typing up ail traffic neary two h i irs -A!'
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    Windsors For Paris
    32 1 MONTE( \TINI, ita f, AUg »pi The Duke i: rl I} e ,r Windsor efi tere thi« afternoon for Pisa, I ere they win board a 1 r p
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    SPORTS
    23 1 Test CWck«* Home Soccer l J Setamgor Chinee V\ in League o iSHansor Race Jesuits P .UiUvaa A.A .A. KrsulU P. 1*
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    C.G. At Colourful Ceremony
    39 1 The omini>sionpr-(i<»neral. Mi. Malcolm MapDonald, talking to tin* Representative of India. Mr. Gonala Menon and Mrs. Menon before he laid the foundation stone for tin- new building <>i" the Sree Narayana Mission at Seletar, yesterday.
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    New KL Fire Station Approved
    104 1 K LUMPUR, Sat. < The Kuala Lumpur Municipality has approved the building of a new fire station Kuala Lumpur at a cost of ■Mil). V. rk on the new station will be undertaken in tnree stages. The first stage will be the erection of the
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    Britain's Economic Policy Working Well
    100 1 GAINSB* >UGH, England, Aug. 16 (Reuter)- H Cr( nk Lord Privy Seal, said today; that tain's "short term p yof avoiding economic col- lapse Ls working ore is a chance fur the future if everyone now p hi pai he added. Mr. Crook.-'. id Britain
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    58 Terrorists Eliminated In 2 Weeks
    82 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— —Forty-seven terrorists have been killed. 22 wounded, five capfured and six surrendered to Senility Forces during the j I first 15 days of this month. Among those eliminated were seven ranking terrorists worth $59,000 to the Government. Two of them carried
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    SARAWAK: SUPPLIES, REINFORCEMENTS IN
    152 1 Kuchiny Calm Despite Stringent iteynlations KUCHING, Sat. Kuching remains utterly calm des pite the emergency and stringent regulations regarding alien entry. This tiny Sarawak capital of 50,000 friendly people is frankly most bewildered at the sudden burst of publicity, be cause of small isolated banditry, which
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    Welfare Lottery Numbers
    164 1 THE following are the results of the Draw of the Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board Seventh I ottery held <»n the Padanff Johore Bahru, yesterday afternoon Ist Prize ($250,000) Wo. ?nd Prize ($50,000) No. *****04. iiul Prize ($50,000) No. lour 3rd Prizes 525.060 each i Nos.
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    MacD. Lays Mission Stone
    323 1 MacD. Lays Mission Stone THE Ctommlgaioner-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, laid ike foundation stone a »Uver trowel for the new building of ihe Sree Narayana Mission at Seletar, yesterday. In his speech after the cere- tnony, he >aid that the Sree j Ntarayana Mission with a mem-, bersJMp of over 1.000
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    UK Floods: 9 Missing
    108 1 BARNSTAPLE. England. A.. lg (APj Flood* oi without warning after heavy raj swept through the sea-.' e I ,1 i.- nton and 1/ mouth on the Bristol Channel today. Bodies of > Manchester boy scouts and one man have been re-c and at least nine persona
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    VACCINATION DRIVE STARTS MONDAY
    159 1 AX tsland-wi le vaccination lign be launched in Singapore starting from tomorrow. The. campaign, 'which win last one «repk is to urge the people to avail themselves of free vaccination against i"** l "^During the v;o-k the Public Addresj Units »nd Film Lnuo of the Publk
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    Information Rewards In July Total $226,842
    71 1 The ('iivnntiii'ni <>t the Federate has p. id Ml $226,842 .In reward Momtj m .Ui\\ i<» Umm whm gave informatioH Ictdmi; either to the i-aplim- <»i Killing of tenrorists. The money wa^ apportioned as follows Selangoi $25,000; Perak $49,000; Johorc- 54M.800; Kcd a li
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    Bugbee Impressed By New Morale
    213 1 Bugbee Impressed By New Morale THE MOST impressive factor which visitor to Mala; a I lay was the "new morale" and i miidence of the entire population in their ability to destroy the Communist guerilla rm Mr. H. C. Bugbee, editor of the "N t1 rt I' the journal of
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    British Experts Expect Firm Rubber Market
    160 1 I i tun Out Ow n <n r I OMION s.ii i nilv fn hi trill kt", lni iiililm i it. t h<- ih I'w ni<in(h> is «*v p« ted t>\ British i ommoditf i \|m 1 1 Lifting <>i i p»< k iioii>
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    Curfew Reduced
    6 1 KUALA 24-ho i f
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    VSC Says 'No' To Rest In Mental Home
    134 2 whfx a case came up for smtoice the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, the Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chap man, told Chan Fook Choot. a Volunteer Special Constab'c. who tried to end his life by drinking a solution of d'.sin\llll that he
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    Rubber Mart Dull
    197 2 Rubber Mart Dull THE rubber market in Sii gapore remained dull yesterday at 3 8 cent per Ib. above Friday's levels. Prices remained at nround J the 87 cent per lb. level for firsi grade rubber f or September shipment, with traders ing no inclination to do business. Very little
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    PWD Engaged In $31 Million Construction This Year
    295 2 PWD Engaged In $3 1 Million Construction This Year Standard Staff Reporter A $31*000,000 construction programme the biggest in its hi<*w»i'\ is beiii'j: tackled by the Siiiisapore Public Works Department, durmg this ye:ir. states a press release issued yesterday. The P. W. D. has already spent $9,300,000 during the first
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    51 2 photo. MR. TERENCE OSWALD AERIA and Miss Louise de Soon after their wedding at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday. Tbe reception was held at the St. Patrick's School Hall. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. E. A. de Souza. Mr. Aeria is a teacher at St. Patrick's.
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    Work On Runway Starts This Year
    154 2 P^Ytf LEBAR AIRPORT (ONSTRI < TION of the Pa>a Lebar Inttrnalional \irp<»rt*.- main runway >v il l slart before llie vm\ of the war. a Singapore Govern hmmil presfl release states. \V. rk on the airport i? proceeding well, and the first culveri undo
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    S'pore Officers To Train There
    361 2 Kuala Ktshu Police School OFFICERS of the Singapore Police Force will form fifteen per cent of the students attending the new Police Training College at Kuala Kubu early next year, the Assistant Commissioner in#Chargc of Training, Singapore Police Mr. R. W. Calderwood, who had just
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    3 Water Towers Planned
    174 2 3 Water Towers Planned THREE reinforceu concrete W a t e r towers with a rapacity o! 80.00U. 90 000 and 150.000 gallons re.-pectively are being planned for the Singapore General Hospital. A Government press release States that development of hospitals and other works connected wHh the Medical Plan is
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    5 'Princesses' And A Crown
    66 2 photo. FIVE 'TRINCESSES* AND A CROWN. But only one of them the sirl who has done most to boost the fair will be crowned "Queen of the Fair" tonight at the Gala I. and Fun Fair which opens this morning: at St. Joseph's Institution field.
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    'RENDEZVOUS WITH EVE' PRIZES
    153 2 Standard Staff Reporter THL foUowinc ate the results oi the thrie gutssing eompetitioas held on the first night of the charity pageant "Rendezvous With Eve.* Combined v.eights of the models during the first half of the show: Ist. Mr. Francis Wong ui»8l:ur f ttjad u.440 Ik
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    SCOPE FOR EFFICIENT TB SERVICE
    408 3 Situation in S'pore far from hopeless, says UK expert Standard Staff Reporter THE two main problems concerning tlu* fiiilit aiiain*i tuberculosis' in Singapore ares firstly* better boosing conditions, ami secondly, more trained Mail, >u'u\ Professor V. \i. <». Hraf. the British expert cm tuberculosis^ yesterday.
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    13 RECEIVE POLICE AWARDS
    174 3 13 RECEIVE POLICE AWARDS TWELVE members of the Singapore Police Force and a police translator received certificates of commendations from tin* Acting Commission of Police, Mr. I). K Ilroadliur>t. yesterday at t'u- Police Training SchooL 1 iir commendations were made for good work done i" the performance ot their duties.
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    38 Colony Delegates For Anglican Meet
    135 3 38 Colony Delegates For Anglican Meet SINGAPORE'S delegation of 38 men and women to the Anin Youth Conference at 3 'emban will leave on Tu'esat 7 a.m. from St. Andrew's iiedral. The leaders are Mi. H i Hai and -Air Joseph Tambyah. Arc! aeon R.W. Woods, who is one of
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    8th Conviction
    57 3 KL r E[v THENG CHIANG (59) who had ieven convictions, one in 1!»25, was sentenced in the Singapore Firsj; District Court ye terday to two years' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by two years' police supervision, for stealing a roll of crepe material value $67 from Dadlan Lekhrat
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    Six Answer Appeal Ta Save Colleague
    189 3 I plioti). Sir MEMBERS of the Accounts Department of the r n Cola office in Singapore yesterday gave their blood in per to on opp«U to help save their colleague. 11 an who whl receive (h e blond transfusion is Mr. r k n
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    400,000 SAW TRADE FAIR
    188 3 VOTED uri-ai success and a 1>1» improvemenl on pasl cxKibilionsr the Singapore L952 Trade Exhibition ;ii the Happj World, opened by the Governor, Mr. John F. Nicoll, «»n August L, concluded la-t night About KMI.OUO people visited tin- exhibition. '1 h s Briti h Bad i
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    Malayan Banks Buying Rates
    65 3 MALAYAN Exchange Banks' Association buying rates to merchants (per '$100 Malayan) are: New York 32 11/16 (T.T.), 32 13/16 (0.D.), 32 15/16 on credit bills and 33 on trade bills (90 d/st); Canada 31 3/8 (T.T.), 31J (O.D.i, 31| (90 d/st). Selling- (f.T./O.D.V New York 32
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    40 Schools To Cater For 20,000
    98 3 WITH lh.> compleUoa si H supplementary schools by the Singapore Public Works Dcpartmenl this year, there will be no less than 4(( large schools, catering for o\«>r :»0.000 pupils at each single session, states a Government press release. In April, May and June. Ihe
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    STOLE FROM BENEFACTOR
    43 3 LAI JIT SENG, alias Chian Peng, who stole a clarinet from his benefactor, was sentenced in the Singapore First District Court yesterday to a year's rigorous imprisonment to be followed by two years' police supervision. Lai had three previous convictions.
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    Singapore Sportsman Wed In UK
    72 3 Singapore Sportsman Wed In UK ONE < crirketei Sot ial V. scholra I I i, a irtered my, left Singapo i I i the rtered i Fung which took p ing Church. London u. sored by Mi and H the tal of tl K\ Chine Scho Cecil's o t\ school.
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    50 Village Boys Will Return Home With Great Tales To Tell
    291 4 S*E ASIA SCOUT CAMP ENDS Kl VL\ U WPUR, Sat. I illy small b«y* «>f I* 1 iUI< l Jelebu. who O1I(T lu-ani the CoiiiiihiiiM* prra.h thai lilt- "peopie'a liberation army" woiihl xhhi lontrol ihe whole ol \la!a\a were
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    Banker To Head Jap Consulate in Singapore
    127 4 TOKYO. Aug. 18 (UFh— Jap m has tentatfc ely selected a banker and an economist to head its "consulate in Singapore and Hongkong respectively, it lear ied tods Tiie Bovernmau Has efcosea Ken Xinom:-. Cornier Peiping branch manager (ri the Yokooa Specie Banft
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    55,142 Tons Of Rubber In S'pore
    31 4 55, 142 Tons Of Rubber In S'pore V. bowed a 4 is ai July, poi tocks de- >.6<3 i I pared apore dealer: n to lighters, at rai' I tons ava
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    Pak. Visitors See J. Bahru
    65 4 JOHORE BAIIRU. Sar. The members of the Pakistan Civil Service team who are tng Ma.aya were in Johore Bahru yesterday and were shown over the town by CJngku Ismail bin Abdul RahEoao, President. Re Igious Affairs Department. Johore. The visitors attended Friday .r the Sultan
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    5000Children Immunised
    46 4 5000Children Immunised S ununised cease ol over the pre- i aJ rele: i tatcs I i1 among those UOr ve not returned r the second n I khout which immui tot be comp Parer.t> of these children are asked to b g tack again for tion.
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    NO DECISION
    49 4 Sh ce be it Pai I s gene •'■.•■>. e red for situation -A-hich t>ni trie nominMr Peter Wil ns to Council Decem?e Sourh Ward. ■j no (fecis oo Th council deferred further matter to •day, Aug 2 ->.m. itXci ai the Rangoon Road Thu -sdav nig it
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    Swoop: Many Held
    32 4 A NUMBER of persons arrested in Taiping during Thursday .nighfs swoop by the Police on idgi fg nouses are to be charged being in possession oi fa identification cai'ds.
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    Justice – With Mercy
    159 4 Justice With Mercy AN" APPEAL to the Governor of Singapore. Mr John F. Wicoll, is beina made by about :;oo opium addicts ol :he Coiony in a petition in which they bey af him "to examine the hjmnoa side of the question", and to temper justice with mercy. Copies of
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    Here For Royal Visit
    37 4 Here For Royal Visit Mr. Philip Hay, Private Secretary to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, who is now in Singapore for the forthcoming Royal visit by the Duchess of Kent and the Duke of Kent.
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    RAF Flies Cocos Boy For Operation
    216 4 Standard Staff Reporter YESTERDAY an RAF Sunderland of the Far East Flying Boat Wing piloted by Flight-Lieut. J. R. Arnaud engaged on a survey flight to Christinas Island brought back on the return journey two extra passengers. They were three-year-old Ruba bin Salleh and
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    Anniversary Dinner
    34 4 Anni versary Dinner The Singapore Pish Merchants Association ai.d Fish Dealers Benevolent Association celebrated their anniversary at a dinner at their Clubhouse in Fan Quee Lan Street last night. More than 400 people attended.
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    Driver And Conductor Beaten Up
    143 4 A DRIVER and conductor of a lii>ek Lee Amalgamated bus were assaulted yesterday by about 10 men from a group of 40 Malays I and. Chinese to stopped the bus jat Alexandra Road yesterday i afternoon. The conductor, C&ia Tons, was i beaten unconscious but
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    Burns Kill Cleaner
    129 4 CHANG PENG, proprietor (>J a dry clt\ir^ng shop in Seiegie Roaci said a1 a Singapore inquest yesterday that to satisfy the urgent need of n woman customer who wanted] her chongsam cleaned in a hurry, he poured -i\ bottles of' petrol into a basin and rinsed i
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    Indonesians In S'pore On Study Visit
    136 4 FIVE doctors and fcwe d •Aivcs from Endow sta a >"- Uag Malaya will a s;;< i six-day fellowship course in maternal and child health in Singapore. The course sponsored by I World Health Organisati start on Sept. 2. The programme includes talks by
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    Why He Turned Housebreaker
    162 4 CHARLES J ■;>•: 2 who was sentenced jlB months' rigorous i prisonment for breaking into a house at 3ennetl i-.-t./.e on June 2t> and stealing 554 cash and a fountain pen, tid the Third District Judge, Mr. J B. Jevaretnain. that he started j criminal career
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    Boy Drowned In Ditch
    70 4 A SIX-YEAR-OLD Chinese boy. Goh Ah Poo. was fo drowned last evening when he fell into a ditch, while playing in the backlane of Cavenagh R -ad. J The ditch was '.eft open by workmen and it was' filled with water after the heavy shower in
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    342 4 POLICE li\M>: A- me Bota-ica] Gardens 5.4S >; IS [NDJAN 1 INI: \KI MH II I Vai :e:y Concert Sfemai hj:i B. an pm. I'O>l ft Jill BG6 WMI I Mo\ Ron sen g party ai SVC 8 :>.m INDONESIA'S INI>I PI MM I I)\Y: Reception at
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    272 4 SINGAPORE substations liable to be load shed today: I>AY Boon Tat St., Aljunid Rd.. Sims Avemif, Paya Lebar Pumps, Atlas Ice. Happy World. Albert St., Short St., New Ire Works. Firestone, Mackenzie Rd.. Bukit TimaJi Pumps Balestivr Rd., Jalan Ampas, 8.M.8.C. Meßitthie. Braddell Rise. Alsagott's Estate. Island
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    SCOTTISH SOCCER RESULTS
    138 5 SCOTTISH SOCCER RESULTS LONDON, Aug 16 <AP 1 football results: Scottish LEAGUE I)l\ :V cl B Raith R Hihe nian I 2 c:%d- 2 te Third L'nark I 9 rf the S. 2 Fa ki Aberdeen I a M: ■en 9 P.;: ttch i SCOTTISH LEAGUE DIV. B v> 2
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    Indians Declare
    152 5 Gandhi Cup La b<»!d declaration at lui for five t wickets, Sing liifh tns dismissed the Si Cricket Club for a meagre 30 Sve v. v da: 'a play in the Ghandi il Cup match ended gapore Cricket Club palay. D. P rtio wor in the Indians at
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    Test Match Washed Out
    103 5 LONDON, Aug. It): i Beater) Tesi cricketers of England ■nd India had a hlank d.iy toiay, (iir third in the fourth i (Hi fin.tl Trst of tlie current series at th<» Ova!. I part on Verj shortly after the decision tlat play would not be ihssmI>l*'
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    Gilera Wins Ulster G.P.
    160 5 BELFASX Al !R ®euter)~ 1 t'n>mii' MeCur.clii-.> of Ireland riding an Italian Gilera won the ,")U0 c.c race in the Ulster Grand Prix motor cycle races here today covering the 240 miles in 2 28 mins 54 s< s. He averaged 99.78 miles per hour. McCandless
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    Gift Fur Triplets
    33 5 \I:- j Regii a Long, ZoneDirector of Pen Chant- v s Mail List Club, has presented ix tins of c >nd in < d milk lor the triplets -> Je tpang, Ipoh.
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    Key Witness Recalled In Shriro Case
    259 5 PEffANG Sat A "kj prosecution witness Ch og Kee Chong, »s cross -examined at rreat length when he was called to the witness bos today h^f o e the Sessi m Court President Mr H G Si tith, to the c tse in wl
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    Garrison Sports Notes
    1715 5  - Garrison Sports Notes SAPPER aklsdjkfkl;jaskldfasdf Ml. SOON "Model Aero lab" annual meel n ill t.ik<place .it Soon cricket ground on Suiuli\ \u:;ust it. \t leasl •.<> nirit- are expected for Us in; which "ill lummenec 4t 9M a.m. It k expected tin fhinj eveaei will i»kr approximately 3 hours. Radio
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    Big Victory For Field Records
    311 5 I In th< e minor league -k -out cup soccer to; G.H.Q Rec >rds beat 37 Co. RA 5C b; s to one ai Nee Siioti yesterd Ground conditions alter over- »ii made good football al- >-■ impossibie. Bd'ui teams made up Uys by playing
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    TODAY'S Sport
    79 5 lVi7idsor Ro»«n u IRC "A" a! ./(lion Besdr studinin, 4 p m.; CowimunitB Matoyj c; t»e*e a| /elan B** 1 .7'.'dium, 515 p"• I )1V llia Custom SC v Bui n Timah SC at Geylang; TMOBA v. JoliiUuh at Police Dc\i',i. CRICKET SCC v. Indian dssi on the
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    Great Exodus For 'Little Men
    1698 6 h. WO. 000 oht 1 a c€t ti&n PARIS, Sat. M h. again In the <»a% lily and \t;u*d hardly kimv* the <»I<l place* Ihe buu still shines, ihc cafes are *iill packed*, but ihe passionate > ol ihc Frenchman calling lor bis vin rouge
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    Oh, How I Long To Have A Nice Cold!
    1293 7 Oh, How I Long To Have A Nice Cold! QNE r,f (ir y go and i my docl about my cold It ha? ju I >trurk me thai I am hav.ri? tewet colds these days arui that I sh'M, ,1 have to through the re I of my bfe without
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    10 WAYS TO GET OUT OF IT
    567 7  -  HAL BOYLE Are You In A Rut? By ARE you one of the millions who fwl themselves in a rut? H.»s life you everything: i vou veinu'd for: A wife, child- ren. a job a home in the suburbs, even a place to
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    Are The Middle Classes Doomed?
    935 8 Are The Middle Classes Doomed? Independent Morning !Sen\i paper iy factor which is generally conlid ed responsible for OUi inability to erect stable democracies in A ;ia is tr.f aove:;«-e of a sui al rr..d'l'r class. And the prosper I oi crea such a class in the future are bleak,
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    Missionaries, Christians In China Subjected To Indescribable Cruelties
    1644 8  -  Francis Cardinal Spellman By THIS IS the third and last part of Car* dinal Spellman'fl an--1 ht- iii ic report of R«ml hinaVs unprecedented persecution of the < aiholic Protestani Missionaries* The artiele tir^t appeared in the Collier's Magazine hut publication rights
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  • Pebbles Turned Out To be Diamonds
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      'Sparklers' Investment
      833 9  -  JAMES PETER CHIN By JN 1867, in South Africa, John CReiHy, a trader and hunter, reached the junction of two rivers and stopped for the night at the house of farmer Van Niekerk. Some of the children were playing with a few attractive white pebbles they had found
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      Now Considered Great
      650 9 ABOVE: An pxqui<-itp diamond bracelet of \«r\ delicate d'-Nißn is being sold by Messrs. M. Flinter ;uid S. Grinberg. Singapore, at tin- price of $30,000. RIGHT: A collection <•( ><i(),000 unrth (it diamonds belonging to Messrs. Overseas Traders limited. Singapore. On the foreground are more than 400
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    Koko Has Grown Too Big
    789 9  -  J. L. TAN By KIDDIES 9 FA VOURITE I® LEAD 'RETIRED' LIFE 'Y'O Koko, it is a major disaster, for Koko is almost human. But he must face facts even though he is an orang-utan. From now on, his much needed service as an active
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      Animals,Birds Also Travel Fast These Days
      793 10 Animal Handling Expert V 8.0.A.C. York freighter aircraft recently arrived at London Airport from Singapore with enough animals and birds aboard to stock a small zoo. Together with Mohini, the first rhinoceros ever to fly by 8.0.A.C., the freighter carried: 8 Rhesus monkeys 7
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    Car Thieves Again On A Rampage
    714 10  -  AUTOMO By asldfl;asjdlfasdf THE other day, somebody pinched a length of cloth and some magazines irom my car parked a few hundred feet away from my office. I am thankful I did not suller a bigger loss than some of my more trusting friends
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  • AT THE MOVIES
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      IDEALIST'S DREAM ENDS IN TRAGEDY
      556 11 pDLM CRITICS an- apt to Bpeak their nuncls in bo uncertain manner If tiny like a film, they sav so with the ri«ht adjectives, n the picture fails to impress, then producers and directors had hitter watch out. to this line from n London critic's
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      ACCENT'S ON LAUGHS
      297 11 DETER LAWFORD, apart from being a very nice man with fine manners and good looks. is to Hollywood what Michael Wilding is to British pictures. He can put over the "polished young man about town" act as easily as donning a coat— and he has i a
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      S'pore Wished DeMille Luck
      203 11 J- iaj day. iui instance, a la couple ot film per celeb: ir golden weddj iry in right royal manner :novie c: and among ihe good that a were feiiciThe I couple veteran film producer Cecil B. DeMiilc (whose I technicoli epic "The Cireati' t Show
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      IN CHINESE
      38 11 F^Ol R copies of a newsreel dealing with the Olympic Games and other recent events have been imported im<> Singapon by Paramount. They carry Chinese titles as well as commentaries in both M.indai in and antonese.
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      Crooks Seek H-Bomb Secret
      387 11 EVERY once in a while a picture comes along which, despite its cast of adult stars, is completely stolen by the performance of a juvenile actor. "The Atomic City" is one such movie. With its plot laid in Los Alamos, America's New Mexico research centre lor
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      Censor Restores 90% Cuts In Indian Film
      193 11 "QHIN SHINAK] BOOBLA 800 the Hindusi I i film which did super bux-ottice business in India playing simultaneous!} in 2-1 Calcutta cinemas, met with a s< tbaclc in Singapore due mainly to the drastic cutting which it received In Film Censor'i '.'(lice. The
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      104 11 11 FILMS PASSED VS MANY as i leven big films by the Film C for ex iin this tei i1 X i be Green Glove" 1 1 ted "Angels One i (Associated Briti P arrie" l' u van u I "Daman" Hindi (Amarjit Pictun "Tong Peck Hoc Tiam Ohio Heong"
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    WHO IS MARGARET GOING TO MARRY?
    1259 12  - WHO IS MARGARET GOING TO MARRY? DON SCHWIND By [> ■I ESS >IA«- MM IS seeming reIBctanee to hop into the Marital sv im is worrymg tin -m. i kers who hold ler purse strings as well S the taxpayers who m>[ her bills. M.itrh making Mayfair im i»*t\ folk
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    A S'PORE FUR RIER a SAYS: 'Be Careful When You 're Buying Furs'
    440 12 A S'PORE FUR RIER a SAYS: 'Be Careful When You 're Buying Fu rs to detect the dyeing by inspecting the hairs. In this case the skin itsell may give the show away. The skin of an undyed pelt should be a creamy white colour but in the dye vat
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      121 12 JL xll-i SWAN LOOK WOMEN must loarn to Hoat through Coronation Year with swan-like grace. writes Joyce Chesterton. The first of the top British designers' fashion shows last week produeed this "Swan Look" (above). which seeks to turn the ordinary woman into a long-necked, forward-swooping creature reminiscent of a ship's
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      398 12 > <*■» \tf RIM DEL MAR 'pon\YS QCOTAHONj M Thef do me wrong »h" >j> I come no more. \\h«-ti otic* I knock and tail to tm-i m>u in; K«r ntlj day, I stand out>Me your door. And bid ><ili «ak*-, and ri>«- to HjhJ ami uin." —Wilier Malonr, C)pportunii>
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    480 'DONUTS' IN ONE HOUR!
    796 13 Yankee Food Introduced To Singapore By M DUNKER DOUGHNUTS which Americans usually wash down, with their coiTee have come to Singapore and stay, like other typical American products such as automobi 1e s Coca-Cola, Pepsi-Cola, Parker Pens and Arrow shirts. Two stands have sprung up
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      574 13 i KOSli IXtO g. By /mm tw J*K THIS frock 15 The Standard's n\ \wk. chart then cut it out and with "Trf /Jk jy^B^^i^ skirt and fitted $1 50 send i1 to l¥ wJ&^i'^TP-^^ bodice has a square cTAxmAWTi r> i t t v p v VaTWt/. w/-jT neckline
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    Kuala Kangsar Indians Win
    39 14 KUALA KANGSAR. Fri. third tch oi ila Kanj r D i I knocktition on Thun [ndia and the the former .•4-1. Bak u >ned lalays hile 2 gaah and Sivalinga has qualified [ndiai the AUg
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    Malays Soccer
    22 14 THE S aocce prising blood, will travel Va XI. p, UMNO. va. I. i R I*. Moh I fj Jamalud
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    TODAY'S Sport
    21 14 TODAY'S Sport PENANG CRICK! I I t < tys r. lndiai r'oC end "f 10 >° am TENNIS: PLT I VU PSC CO
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    CHINESE WIN SELANGOR LEAGUE IN FINAL TIE
    405 14 CHINESE WIN SELANGOR LEAGUE IN FINAL TIE KUALA LUMPUB, Sat— Fielding a team with ht new players, the Selan«or Chinese Recreation lub created the biggest surprise of the season by deiting the Tamilian Physical Culture Association by two goals to one in the final of the first division league on
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    Federation Athleles For Ceylon
    209 14 IPOH, Sal The Malayan Amateur Athletic Union, which was formed in Julv this year with the expressed intention of gaining international representation, has made its first move towards attaining such a goal. At a meeting held here this morning the union dee'ded to accent the invitation
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    Amateur Race Meeting At KL
    445 14 By WINDSOR LAD THE Selangor Turf Club is holding an amateur meeting for the newly formed Malayan Amateur Racing Association on Saturday August 30. The meeting, which is the first of its kind lo he held in the Federal Capital since 1939 promises to he
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    Navy, Indians Share Honours
    233 14 ROYAL NAVY and Indians shared honours in SAFA's Community league match when they scored one goal each after 60 minutes of stern struggling at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Navy started in fine style. Craig, leversidge and Thompson combined well and in a short space ot time
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    RECORD SINGLES ENTRY
    91 14 A record entry for the men's single totalling 148 was received lor this years Singapore junnior badminton championships which will besin at the Singapore Badminton Stadium Irani Aim. 30. A total of 89 have received for the men's doubles, 14 women have entered for the junior women's
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    Penang Tennis Tourney
    359 14 Penang Tennis Tourney PENANG, Sut. The Penang open tennis championships start ed today with 2Z ties played on the Penang Sports Club courts in Western Road. Of 12 singles mat cries three went to the rubber. Lim Beng Chye a seeded player, went down .surprisingly to Tan Luan Gark in
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    Paras Stops Little Loone
    239 14 IPOH. Sat. Little Paras' (126 lbs). the lightweight champion of South-East Asia knocked out Little Loone (126 lbs) Perak bantam and featherweight champion, in the eight of their 12 twominute round contest at the Jubilee Paris: Stadium last night. Little Paras, packing a heavy puch in
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    M. Van Breukelen's Day Flag Of Peace Wins Main Race
    1439 15  - M. Van Breukelen's Day Flag Of Peace Wins Main Race WINDSOR LAD By Kl ALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Fla» of Peace, brilliantly ridden hy trank Flannrry in no uiw< rlain manner, jon Ibe main Bve-MMJ m hidi furlon-s race for Class llir<-«- EHriaSefl Omc bersea today, the opening day of the
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    BIG SWEEP
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  • HOW THEY RAN
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      1. Aladdin In command
      162 15 Sent (.:r u> a very food start. A addin bega i besi from Plylite w th Tahiti. Variets Be tie close attendance. Clonagh and aim i.:ig Footman led up the rest of the field. Bow T,e was lust Approaching the foul iurlongs post, Aladdin continued to
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      2. Miss Coy's Big Effort
      203 15 Padi Fields was slightly ■ow away when the Held jumped off to an otherw.^e good start Lianda went into the lead followed by Miss Coy with Redouble Kosy Morn. Admiral. Hoong Pao and The Minx in close attendance and Padi Fields trailing last. Approaching the
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      3. Payear Moved Fast
      198 15 Enjoyment and Bay St-ar began best from Corsair w.th Roman Warrior and Payeur in close attendance and Lundy Isle last. Approaching the six furlongs post and going into the back stretch, Corsair had gone :nto the lead followed by Enjoyment with Bay Star and Roman' Warrior
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      4. Evergreen Led
      184 15 Body belt was slowly away when the field was sent off to an otherwise good start. Evergreen jumped into the lad followed by Academy Award Witta Haoma. Peter. Tail Light aad Bright Sagittarius close In attendance and Heritor last. Passing the six furlongs and going into the
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      5. a Close Finish
      171 15 Pandora was slowly away when the Held was sent off to a pood start. Guilty was smartly ;iway followed by While Star with Billy Bee. Auld Reekie and Sailor B:rd prominently placed behind the leaders with Pandora last Passing the top of Ihe turn. Guilty was
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      6. Flag Of Pease
      183 15 Mona'a Roda w«a slowly away when the field wraa sent off to a very good start. Colno. Flag of Peace and Observation began best bet from Proctor with Enterprise prominent ;n trie bunch, and liona'a Koda last. Passing Ihe t»p oi the turn. Observai.o;: bad gone
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      7. Lord Dhoti's Race
      202 16 T> MM and Lord Dhoti were the first to begin from Rigoletto with The Monarch, Roy valiant and Temujin close behind, and Pa] toy last. Settling down and passing the back stretch. Lord Dhoti had gone into the lead followed by The Monarch. lfi M M
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      8. Quicksilver Again
      163 16 Sound Wave and Hatrlck be«an best from Quicksilver With the re3t ot the field bunched together, but on settling down and passing the six furlongs post into the back stretch. QuicksMver had gone into the lead followed by Hattrick. with Gwilyn, Sound Wave. Misty Line in close
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      9. Galway Green wins
      111 16 Sent ofT f> a qood start. Galway G:eer Jumped Into the lead followed by Skryne P: :m- >.-,e with Manila Smuauura, Preview, Currency, "Boy, Jnnson and Sunstream leading up the rest of th» fie'.J. Pr:de Burma wjs last. A;i;jt taching the tor? of the turn, Galway
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    Gets 20 Birds All In A Row
    130 15 Gets 20 Birds A ll In A Row THE diistinetioii of being the first Singapore Gun Club member to "kill" 20 consecutive birds at skeel since 1940 goes to Johnnie Richmond. This was performed at the wock'y shoot of the Club on Thursday when J. Richmond went on to try
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    Non-Benders XI
    56 15 THE following wOJ ]>'.*>v cricket for the Non Benders against the PoliM Sports C ;b at. Thomson Road at 2 p.m. today. T. LeijKiua (C?p\ H. Ward. T. Hart, II N. Balhetrhet. J.A.P. Cameron, J.T. Rea, FR. M--sey R.S: Tufnell N. Bradbury, A.E.G. Blades, H VS. Suodra n.
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    Glands Restored to Youthful Vigour In 24 Hours
    646 16 Glands Restored to Youthful Vigour In 24 Hours Scientist Explains How New Discovery Makes Men Feel Years Younger *n en-, -.re than •ft t~<-, e- fcftei long sudv ml ,it .f-r.vs. has ar.r.our.ced th*i. :fw ret of yo/.. liy i en♦rur s ir M- |MHM in IIH fi*; I roar
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      S'PORE WIN CLOSE RACE FOR TEAM TITLE
      263 16 S' PORE WIN CLOSE RACE FOR TEAM TITLE IPOH, Sat. The 31st Malayan athletic championships ended here today with a thrilling battle in the team championship and a total of 12 records broken and two equalled. The team championship was won by Singapore, who had trailed for nearly the whole
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      RESULTS IN DETAIL
      1752 16 Pole Vault 1. >m. \V. Stuart t S'pore) Kit Dj ins record. Kernel >;:^h i Selaneor i l it 6 i 1 1— record. C'^rii Perera (Perak) V ii. king 12 ft. Oi Ins. to break record. Sgt. Stuart in attempts at 12 ft 4 Chew Hai
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      The Battle For Points
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