Sunday Standard, 12 July 1953

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    21 1 SUNDAY STANDARD n *l H IL Wl m Vol. IV. INo. 10. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 12 |<n«t TWENTY PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    FIRING SQUAD AWAITS BERIA
    887 1 Civil War Threat In Russia (BRITAIN STILL KEEN ON BIG FOUR TALKS MOSCOW, Ju| y 11— Secref police chief Lavrenti P. Beria, Number Two man m the Communist leadership who was expelled yesterday from the Soviet Communist Party, hos been arrested on a charge of treason—
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    "And Less Ye Become As Little Children..."
    71 1 HE has chased them thar outlaws outa toicn. The bad men are m full flight. Avd now at last the hard ridin', quick shooting' son of a gun has time like all good coirboys, fust bejore the film fades out to kiss the
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    Korea: Rhee Agrees At Last
    35 1 Korea: Rhee Agrees At Last i Secilter lenti b r i rrs Loi entering ii 1 tur,; fH* I m non- v ne Pant i Tramp* Hi>ndfg SuSeoul lents Korea of any The have AFP
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    Discarded Baby
    24 1 A NEW-BORN baby and 3,000,000 ...a were left m a suitcase on the steps of the parish church at Maggianico yesterday. AFP
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    Mrs. Morrison
    20 1 THE wife of Herbert Morrison, former Socialist Foreign Secretary died m London yesterday after a long illness. AFP.
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    Prince Predicts
    26 1 THAILAND'S official astrologer Prince Chandrathat predicted yesterday's eclipse of the sun will lead to "momentous events m Indo-China. Korea or Egypt, on Wednesda/,"- AFP
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    Colony Teenagers Are Smoking Marijuana
    390 1  -  MICHAEL GOH By Standard Staff Reporter MARIJUANA, the drug that is the subject of thousands of true life and fiction stories, and that insidiously destroys the mind and kills all sense of space and time, is rearing its ugly head m Singapore. The Narcotics Branch
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    Reds Try A Bluff
    79 1 JOHORE terrorists have claimed that the Scudai subdistrict m Johore Bahru has been handed over to them by "the authorities." They announced this m large Chinese characters written m white paint on the Tth milestone Scudai Road a few days ago. The characters read: "On June
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    No Licences For Two Jockeys
    96 1 THE Straits Racing Associa t i o n controlling body of racing m Malaya, m an official statement issued yesterday, said that the Com mittee has decided not to renew the licences of two jockeys. The two jockeys concerned. The Standard understands, are Colin Tulloh
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    2,500-MILE ROYAL TOUR
    51 1 LONDON. July 11. (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh travelled nearly 2,500 miles by land, sea and air durinp their almo_t non-stop 18-day State tour of the British Isles which ended last night. The tour took them to Scotland, the North of Ireland and into
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    Russians Lift Martial Law
    78 1 BERLIN. July 11. (AP).— Soviet Major General P. T. Dibrova announced today that martial law imposed on rebellious East Berlin on June 17 will be lifted today at midnight. During 25 days of martial law, the Russian military commandant m Berlin had confirmed the execution of
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    French Police Chief Accused
    169 1 AIX EN PROVENCE. July 11. Georges Vaiantin, chief of France's judicial police. Friday accused his former superior. Pierre Bertaux, exboss of all French police, of having instigated the 1949 hold up of the Aga Khan and his Begum. The Begum, was robbed of 200 million francs
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    Wickedest Man In The World
    213 1 Wickedest Man In The World JOHN R 9 nald Hoflidoy CSrisff« hot written Kit own lite slocy whicii will app. _r eicluti.elf m the Singapore Standard every Friday beginning thit Friday. The life ttory et John Chrittie. vritten by himtelf, will ihoclt you but it it important because it ie
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    Vasagam Still Ahead
    558 1 Vasagam Still Ahead __k ml If. vkf <_^__s SELANGOR'S N 11. Vasaqam's lead m The Standard World Tour Contest lor the most popular personality In Malaya has been considerably reduced during the week by the Ceylon Commissioner Mr. Saravanamuthu. Sara's supporters throughout the Federation and the Colony have sent In
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    THOSE $20 RENT HOUSES WILL BE BUILT SOON
    486 2 THOSE $20 RENT HOUSES WILL BE BUILT SOON $2M. Govt. Loan Expected By CHEE KOON LIN, Standard Staff Reporter THE $20 a month low cost he using scheme to cater for the lower income group m Singapore will be launched shortly. The Government, THe Standard understands, is expected tc loan
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    The Queen's Broadcast
    77 2 The Queen's Broadcast ONE thousand fivehuudred posters ranging the Queen's Cetonal on hro.i dr. st uver the IS K.C. are h*inz distributed free thin maak hy the Public Relations Office to pOTC schools clubs youth organisations aad heads of Government depart nient. The poster contains si\ photographs of the Coronation
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    Sangola Now At Calcutta
    60 2 THE 8.1. steamer Sangola whirh ran aground recently otf Calcutta has been refloated and is now safely anchored m Calcutta. As a result of this accident, the Company has diverted another steamer, the Sirdhana, to Calcutta and she will pick all the Sangola passengers for Malayan
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    WDCSA MEET
    34 2 THE War Department Civilian Staff Association. Johore Bahru Branch will hold an extraordinary general meeting on July 18 at 3 p.m. at the Johore Civil Service Association Club. 723 Jalan Ayer M<
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    Free Courses On Self Govt. Will Start Soon
    645 2 AN ADDED filip to the progress of Adult Education m Singapore will be given on July 23 with the opening of a course of lectures on "Local Government," by Mr. Keith Payne, Adult Education Officer for the British Council. The lectures, which
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    New Office For Taxi Service
    68 2 THE Singapore Tanglin Tnxi Service celebrated the opening of its new 520.000 ofiice garage, with a cocktail parly at Tanglin Barracks yesterday Mrs. P. E. Green performed the opening ceremony. Taking the place of the Sirdhana on its usual StraitsMadras route is the Anking which
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    Trial For C.B.T.
    37 2 NG KIM SENG claimed trial m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday to a charge of criminal breach of trust of a radio valued at $600. Ercni pee IC $f iincer. moved me ROY
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    Malayalees Float $30,000 Lottery
    172 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Kerala Sama.jam, a Milt urai organisation for 12,000 Malayalees m fhe Colony i s floating a $30,000 lottery for its buildiu- fund. The secretary of the Samajam, Mr. J.S. Nair, to!d The Standard yesterday that 39 prizes are being offered m
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    RUBBER DROPS 5/8 CT.
    87 2 RUBBER pore decimal b it per lb. yesterday, fii i rubber tor JVi.v ing around Oti 1 on a quiet market. The lower pri from lower ovei Fair turnover of I was reported. largi higher grades, crepes. Prices op fa cent below close and n level
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    TIN PRICE
    10 2 SINC A POM I price of (io (Down
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    150 Bankrupts Drop $12 Mil.
    257 3 150 Bankrupts Drop $12 Mil. ogj¥ BEGGED A BORROWED S.ardcrd Staff Reporter A HUNDRED and fifty people business and clerks have gone bankrupt m r D cre since the end of the boom, early 5 or THc amount involved $12,000 QCO 135f yC f hit thousands of small traders and
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    Mechanise Craft for Cheaper Fish, Says Mr. Burdon
    237 3 sun Rrportef i of j said > m s 'O p r apis In England, hve-.uiie long drift nets for herrings are hauled up by mechanical power. However, such \->x g nets are not practical here because of the shark and barracuda
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    1,000 Women Wait For An Answer
    22 3 1,000 Women Wait For An Answer of ion iree il it xx., by Mrs. ited disto be i- parti- thfl of 11
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    June Rubber Output Figs.
    43 3 THE output of rubber during June for Jimah Rubber Estates Ltd.. wa s 30.6.J8 lbs according to the secretaries, Gattey Bateman. Whittal Co.. secretaries for Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate Ltd.. announced a crop of 43,000 lb. d tring June
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    MAGISTRATE ASKS POLICE VIEW ON OBSCENE FIGURES
    253 3 Mtu H T we real, y mean b y obscene figures? What is m the minds of the Police when they arrest people selling things with figures on them which they claimed to be obscene? These were the questions raised by Mr. J.B.
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    Obstructed Postmaster, Fined $20
    117 3 Obstructed Postmaster, Fined $20 LIII CHIN HI AX, postmaster of the Seletar Post Otlice, alleged m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday that while he was attending to a woman m the post-office on the morning of April 7, a man persisted that he be dealt first. When Lim told
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    6 Victims Claim Fire Losses
    146 3 6 Victims Claim Fire Losses xcvbxvx SIX VICTIMS of the Singapore shophouse fire m New Market Road on June 7. have so far lodged claims at the Tanjong Pagar Police Station for valuables salvaged from the ruins. Mr. J. Sanderson. O.C. Tanjong Pagar Police Station, told ihe Standard yesterday that
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    76 3 photos. MR. and Mrs. V. M. James (left), who were married at the Singapore Registry yesterday The bride was formerly Miss Som See Bong Surham. The groom is attached to the Com-' merce and Industries (Supplies Department). Singapore. At Right are Mr and Mrs Francis Susay. who wer P also
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    No Liquor Record
    42 3 QUEK Gee Kiang pleaded guilty m the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday to failing to keep stock book when selling liquor at his Holland Road shop on June 1. He wa.s fined $300 by Mr. T. Kulasekaram, the magistrate.
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    Sunday Prize Puzzle
    67 3 Sunday Prize Puzzle MILLIONS have seen it and millions use it. What is it? Some one must know. Forty dollars will be awarded to th r first correct solution opened by the Sunday Standard Contest Editor or his assessors after closing time which is noon on Thursday. July 16. Cut
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    Someone Lost His Chance
    72 3 L.4ST Week's picture puzzle sP mped all but one Singapore reader who was disqualified because his entry was not posted. He handed m his solution by liand. Readers are reminded that all entries must be posted and only envelopes duly stamped by the post offices will
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    DON'T GET MAD AT THE 'TUDOR MEN'
    254 3 DON'T GET MAD AT THE 'TUDOR MEN' THE Colony's Income Tax Department has received only two specific complaints of inefficiency or discourtesy m the past year, Mr. D.H. Tudor, the Comptroller of Income Tax told The Standard yesterday. He said m both cases letters were written to the Press and
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    Police To Clear Lovers' Lanes Of Armed Thugs
    346 3  -  LIM TIONG ANN By Standard Staff Reporter I THE Singapore Police force has decided to step m and protect courting couples from gangsters ■[gi have been operating with increasing daring m lovers' lanes, public parks and reservoirs. The police are adopting top
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    Polytechinc Committee
    101 3 THE Committee set up by the Singapore Government to consider and formulate proposals for the establishment of a Singapore Polytechnic is now well advanced m preparing its report which will be presented to the Governor m due course. If any person or organisation wishes to present his views
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    Women Fight & Men Hide Faces
    196 3 Women Fight Men Hide Faces WHEN a fight between two women broke out m Kampong Amber, the men folk scattered into their houses. Mohid bin Alam, the kampong Ketua said m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. He said that the women were naked their sarongs having slipped off ft
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    Tried To Cheat Railways Charge
    50 3 T. THAMBITHURAI claimed trial m the Singapora Eighth Police Court yesterday to a charge of attempting to cheat the Malayan Railways of $54 on Feb. 2 Thambithurai was allowed bail of $500 m one surety, and the case was fixed for mention on July 18.
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    U.S. Drug Helps To Save $'s
    165 3 U.S. Drug Helps To Save $'s AMERICAN medical scientists h.ive |0 develop 1 Aureomyt m. the wonder drug, th.it patient! now need only receive mailer dosages ot the drug. This, m effect, is a saving. In the past, the average adult patient required two grams of Aureomycin a day to
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    GUTHRIE OUTPUT
    53 3 OUTPUTS from the menl estat« and mine m tha Guthrie (Jroup fo r June .»fir| for 1953 to Rubber 5.8.')]. 1W7 lb. and ll 067 ►00 Ibs. an palm oil 1.415 ton* ii I ihi tuns P'tlm kernel «03 loni tnrt 2.459 tons and tin ore it and
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    DEGREE FOR EDN. MEMBER
    154 4 Standard Staff Reporter FOI X honorary degrees will be conferred by the I niversitv of Malaya when the fourth Convocation is held on Oct. 10. Re ipients are: Dato E E. C. Thuraisingham, Federal Member for Education— a doctor ol laws; Professor Wilfrid Le Gros Clark.
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    Kedah To Sell Rice To S'pore?
    97 4 Kedah To Sell Rice To S'pore? ALOR STAR. Sat Refusing to se]) their rice to Government at $.'.3 per picul Kedah millers have decided to petition Government lor permits to expo* t rice to Singapore thiou^h Government channels. This is to obviate the fenr ti. i t xpoi I i
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    Constable Freed
    41 4 SPECIAL Constable Parto Inn Parman of Mentakab Police Station was acquitted by .Mr. E.M. Smallwood, President of the Pr.hang Sessions rt. on a charge of dishonestly removing from a house .i pair of khaki trousers belonging to another constable.
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    A VILLAGE HAS A CHANGE OF HEART
    91 4 HGs Get Ext h Training DuriL OperationGingt, t. .B y L C EE J 'T CHEN Standard Staff Corresn.__.__ TELUK ANSON, So.X-TuT Kampong Pelawan New Vi|| QQ hove shown a marked willing* with Government since General Sir r >. pier, the High Commissioner,
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    Aborigines At Work And Play
    165 4 Aborigines At Work And Play SIR Donald MacGillivray, the Federation Deputy High Commissioner, saw Malayan aborigines at work and Play when he visited Fort Kemar m Upper Perak recently. He saw them at work m their ladangs. at tbeir handicrafts, and entertaining eacb other with dancing and singing round a
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    They Play A Big Role In The War
    354 4  -  D.H. de T. READE By Capt. NATIONAL Service doctors and dentists— like thc lighting soldiers and members off the supporting Corps who are not regulars— are playing a vitally important role m the campaign against the Communist terrorists m Malaya. Three out
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    41 4 THIS British soldier la 1 beiug evacuated from the junffle on an improvised stretcher. The casualty «s not real one. the mea in the picture being BAMC medical orderlies training for their future role whei they accompany patrols inta the jungle.
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    Gift For Victims
    36 4 THE Malacca Indian Chamber of Commerce has just remitted a draft for R5.986 nnnas 12 for the relief of cyc'.'.nc victims m Madras Province through Sri C. Raja_;opalachari. Chief Minister, Govjrnir»ent of Madras.
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    Bandit Boys Put Into Suicide Units
    261 4 Bandit Boys Put Into Suicide Uni ts JOMORH BAHRU, Sat— Young and incvpericm ed Communist terrorists who have been lined into llic jungle by false Communist propaganda art* tntla> being used by the higher ranks m their "suicide squ.icN" v, get food from villages and towns. Thaaa youths, who wanl
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    Died Under Tree
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    Shocking State Of Affairs -Magistrate
    405 5 SVOBE TUAFFIC OFFICE CRITICISED Officer Gets Three Months, To Appeal THE state of affairs prevailing m the Singapore Traffic Office where "touts and middlemen are given a certain amount of freedom is shocking" said the First District Judge, Mr. fc. C. Hoffman, yesterday. "I trust
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    Yusof Is Now Chief Of MTUC
    190 5 X I AL A LUMP U R, Sat. Inche Mohamed Vusoir bin Mohd. Noor, was elected president of the Malayaa Trade Tnion Council. He is also President ol the Penang Municipal Services Tnion and a Federal Legislative Councillor. Addressing 112 delegate? trom 00 trade
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    He Went In To Steal U.S. Gold
    51 5 TEV.FRLOH Sat. Chong 3ong Chi, a 19-year-old rubber tapper on Keman.ul Estate. Alengkarak. pleaded guilty to a house trespass charge by entering into a house of a woman on March 24 and stealing $320 m cash and an American gold coin valued at
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    APPLY EARLY, STUDENTS TOLD
    281 5 PRETTY Doris Arnold, a young I_n_rli*!i interior Decoration .specialist who ***** hiked across .Australia arrived at Kalians Airport yesterday from Australia and told newsmen that her plans* were merely to "have a hath." Doris, who has worked m Majorca and (iibralter said that she took several
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    SATURDAY MISHAPS
    97 5 Two Deaths, Two Poisonings THE following casualties Wt re reported ifi Singapore yesterday AN Indian labourer, I.aksman Fao (24), was killed when he fell 40 feet inlo a hatch while working on board a ship at the Singapore Harbour Board. Goh Poh Sua (41), died m the General
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    Passing Out Parade
    74 5 THE first batch of recruits to pass oat from the Malayan Tiokiing Centre since it was founded m 1951 held a parade at the centre's Meerut Square In Nee Soon, Stngapore yesterday. The 31 recruits were inspected b y the C-in-C. Far Fast Land Forces. General Sir
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    New LineoIn's Crew Arrives
    50 5 A i.i'Pl a______M____r__ crew for Number 1 Lincoln Squadroa of the Royal Australian Ar Fo __rrT ed aboard a Quotas Constellation to start operatMjns against the M?l_t£___ CS_fa "™t?rday. The r?rw are under the Command ol FMfiht Lieutenant K. Isaac* and a*e Iroiii AmbeieJj. RAAF atalioa,
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    An Arch Of Naval Swords
    69 5 An Arch Of Naval Swords photo. SURGEON LIEUT. Peter William Boggles of H.M.S. Terror and his bride, the former Miss Margaret Casson. after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral m Singapore yt_4erday. Brother officers of the BTOOOS formed a guard of honour with their swords. The bride was formerly a
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    A Bull's Yarn He Says
    107 5 A Bull's Yarn He Says iOLDIER DEBUNK. WEDDING STOSY Stand ud StatT ISi*|Mjrter "A BULLS YARN"— Thar was how Corporal (r.ot Sergeant) Alan Picklord described a report m Singopore morning newspaper which quoted the London Doily Dispotch that he wos to marry a Chinese girl named Lai Hoh Sheunq (Goddess
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    90 5 photo INCHE Hasbie bia Sulalm.tn (above), a \oun_: >t.ilir artist who palated the spc< ial imm trait of the Dacbosa af Kent arbk h de cor. ited Sarawak's At, li n f Welcome to ihr Koyal visiter arrived m Singapore 1 1>| Bight to attend a tu<> month study course
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    MALAYA SCOURED FOR ART PICTURES
    88 5 WAI AYA for pi wt puts t or i by Art C eil. The ex':. < 'nre < except c photographs. Im> vill ba oil* watei r ai i i k and pea rind print merit fron. I Soutb B trt will I F.: I
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    BACK TO BUGIS STREET
    1337 6  -  WILLIAM DRURY ST6RY AND DRAWING By An Old Haunt Is Revisited II is nearly hall past ten. Ue park thf ear ifl a delightfully sinister little Sinuapore all?v and emerge into the br;!it °lare oi the hurricane lamps thai lllnmt_-_.tr ttujjis Sheet deratd, who has never
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    Kampong LONDON
    1121 6  - Kampong LONDON ANDREW ROTH By Iney Are Still Talking About h Coronation Ball At A l ALA Y ANS ate still com--T1 menting o n the success of the Coronation Ball almost a Jortnight ago. One subje.t which comes up is why did Che Abdullah bin Dato Abdul Rahman. President
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    HE KILLED FOR THE LOVE OF IT
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