Sunday Standard, 30 May 1954

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    Masthead
    18 1 SUNDAY STANDARD n w i« V"' IV. No. 332. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 30, 1954. TWENTY PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    Change Of Address
    43 1 FROM Monday May 31, offices of all apartments ot The Singapore Tiger Standard will Qcofed at .3, Lim Teck Kim Road, Singapore 2 Telephone numbers have also been changed rheftcw address. F.ve lines, *****-5, have been nsfolled tor all departments.
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    5-POWER TALKS TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK—OFFICIAL
    301 1 5-PO WER TALKS TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK— OFFICIAL VSHINGTON, Moy 29, (UP) The United Bi •om, France, New Zealand and Australia will gh level military talks on the Far East situation ncir Thursday. I i partment spokesman Lincoln White «aid five-nation military discussions will nilitarv situation" i n the Far
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    Clerk Is Robbed Of $500
    105 1 i c v rob- y two thugs, one anned wi'h a .notion of Sims rong^ 27 in Geypore, on Friday fii<= office van goUj per Seran^'.on men stopped One thug lmtneI up to the driver I tened the ed in 4 o the the driver
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    $1,000 81 LETTERS
    41 1 A REWARD of $1,000 lias been offered for informations leading to the? recovery of 8i lost registered letters, Singapore Police announced last night. Any person fin ling one of the missing letters will be given a smaller reward.
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    UK Railway Strike Ends
    78 1 LONDON, May 2<): (UP) Leaders of a wildcat strike which threatened the worst shutdown of Britain's railroads since 1926 voted last night to rail ofl their walkout after rank-and-file workers threatened to go back to work on their own. The decision of strike leaders, meeting in
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    FAREWELL BROADCAST
    28 1 GENERAL Sir Gerald Temp'cr'j farewell message to the peop e of the Federation of Malaya wi'l be relayed by all Radio Malaya stations at 7.10 tonight.
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    Reds Close In On Yen Phu
    307 1 37 Miles From Hanoi PARIS, May 29 (Reuter) Vietminh troops hove fought' their way to within 250 yards of the encircled French military post of Yen Phu in the Tonking front only about 37 miles south of Hanoi, according to military reports received here
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    Legendary Water For Tempters
    86 1 Legendary Water For Tempters MALACCA. Sat. Boiled water from Malacca's famous f)00 year-old legendary well, Perigi Raja, bottled by the Malacca Historical Society in two sealed miniature bottles with the ARMS of the Settlement were yesterday i despatched to Sir Gerald and Lady Tern pier by the Resident Commissioner, Mr
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    Queen, Duke To Attend Wedding
    44 1 LONDON, May 29 (Renter) The Queen and the Dike of Edinburgh will attend the wedding at Westminster Abbey next Tuesday between Viscount Althorp, son of Earl Spencer and Miss Fran res Roche 18-year-old daughter of Lord and Lady Fermoy.
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    PHOTO FINISH LIKELY
    182 1 Aussie Polls MELBOURNE. May 29, (Renter) Some 3,000,00 Australians went to the polls today in what promises to be a "pho o finish" election fur a nr\v Commonwealth House of Representatives. Within a few hours of the dosing of the polling booths tonight Australians begin to get
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    Nurse (58) Is Found Dead
    76 1 RUGBY. Warwickshire, May 29, (Renter)— The body of a die-aged nurse. Mi.^s Maud Long, was found on Thursday night in the R;ver Avon here. 0 miles from whore a mui eri midwife was thrown in month at Stiatford-on-Avon. Miss Long, 58. had arrivi Rugl y
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    Rubber 'Cartel' To Break Up
    167 1 WASHINGTON, May 29. i (Renter) The United States Justice Department- announced yesterday that a United St«.n> and a British rubber company had agreed to break up an alleged international cartel. The companies involved were the United States Rubber Company of New York and Dun lup
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    C.P.O., THREE OTHERS DIE
    606 1 Bandit Ambushes At Kedah Peak d•• I S IA J: A k l i. M f UR Sot The Chief Police Officer, Kedah/ ferlis, Mr.C. N. Godwin, and three others were killed yesterday in two ambushes within one mile of each other near Kedah Peak in
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    Another Student Is Charged In Court
    273 1 Another Student Is Charged In Court EDWix Nadason Thumboo (21). Ist year Arts student of the University of Malaya, was charged in the S.ngapore F.r.-t Criminal District Court ye.-ter-ciay with publication and posion of a seditious paper known as the "Fajar." organ f the University Socialist Club, issue No. 7
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    MME DE CASTRIES ARRIVES IN PARIS
    33 1 phoio MME. CHRISTIAN I>K CAS TKIKS. wife of thr < iplui I "ti'-h <M*n#Tj| who MMii j .ndcd fallen Dim Him i i. photographed on her '/China A.P.
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    25 BANDITS DIE IN BATTLE
    24 1 D.i \fn May If, (UP) 1 band bei »f ■> i flaminf I m bat i Oil May A ai
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    Charges Are Withdrawn
    83 2 MALACCA. Sat.— Mash kxj An p tng R ietained :-.ere on suspicion of the er arid robbery of Loh Swee Xeo. an e.der.y Tranquerah woman, last week was acquitted and discharged by the Magistrate. Mr. P. Sankey. this morning. Inspector Pillai to'.d the co'at that he had
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    STRIKING PORTRAIT OF GREATNESS
    701 2  - STRIKING PORTRAIT OF GREATNESS M.T. YONG Templer, The Soldier^ The Man By Standard Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. General Sir Gerald Tern pier has caught the imagination of most people in Malaya by his achievements, lie presents the portrait of a man with immense energy and the urge to do
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    Police Hunt For Careless Gunman
    175 2 By JOE SASSOON. Standard St.-»iT Reporter DCTECTtVES are semirimr t^»e gpeJeMPWidi in Singapore for a careless sunir.afi who dropptti his revolver whil^ tni^^M.iß^ fl an omnibus along N>w "Bridge Road a feu days a so. A w. Pol Z •.vh< i v. as I t€
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    sunday prize puzzl
    111 2 SOLI I lON t o U>t wetks piuzle is bitter uourd." Tl>e prize si»es to >lis s N\; Swtc I.ian of 4ti4B. Kim Chwan Ko.id. Singapore. w hos< v nti> wa> the tii >t coned on e to be opened by the Contest Editor. The *-0 wM
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    St John Appeal Week Has Dual Significance
    329 2 St John Appeal Week Has Dual Significance THE annual Appeal Week of the St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade has dual significance this year in that it will mark the building of the new headquarters and the training and uniforming of the new cadet section. The Crown land on Stanfo-d
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    HOBBERS TERRIFY WOMAN
    68 2 HOBBERS TERRIFY WOMAN OXF of the t e-Tf sd a aid* S .;.ipo:e. ler whei < rel liven I Terr :ier ke.Tl to th< Th« y pe.i* J but r.<>i :'e i\ i Thty iMJe, En a belt i raisi When I v were foine I P their p outsi
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    Rubber: Moderate I Turnover
    156 2 THE rul ei arkei S pore jrcster la; < et at :6? I 3 •('!■:< per Ib. '<r f\r<\ iradc rubber for Jnm menl (63\ ts a 1 Prices iboul chan t rig bul ent noon. Some Ea U ry «bi reporte I News from It
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      74 2 Nonet PEKAK POLICE TENDER NOTICE 'TENDERS which wi i A at 12 noon on Monday 14th June 1954, ar e Invited by the Chief Police OffictT. Perak lor th e supply o f ccok'td mea i and uncooked focd t o the Federal Area Training School, Ipoh and No. 2
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      314 2 BIRTH I^AIR on Friday. 1 at Bit i a wan lo M. wife of K Karunaki a dauchti MARRIAGE fYN THOMPSON bim I i liargarei P< KeH..stry Office K DM 28th of M.v. SITUATIONS VACAM SALES BajftreMßtativti -j^. cent Paj/Comnib« come Rs 300/- P M fi Bonuses Li'v Pabrin 1
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    Vdrians' Trio Work On Latest Designs
    180 3 1 III:. im.iin ot (ijllWrnt in Singapore orkin* together t t.i produce lan furniture. Mrs. J. V. Ftn- i»< .in. Mr. V. s. an Indian, and Hun Tin, a Chinese. ■Hi. i .md great exti: trio w are this rattan bu- nponed i shop
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    Padi Competition
    14 3 THE K intari Du'i, padi rear, will >■• Ku intan ib, K i
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    THE 'SQUEEZE' IS ON FOR MORE RED FUNDS
    820 3  - THE 'SQUEEZE' IS ON FOR MORE RED FUNDS RONNIE DUCLOS Thousands Are At The Crossroads By Standard Staff Reporter JOHORI BAKRU, Wed. Thousands of people in Malaya, including millionaires shopkeepers, rubber tappers, smallholders and transport owners, are daily living in constant fear of either being arrested by the Police of
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    Experiment With Your Make-Up
    210 3 Experiment With Your Make- Up VIANY woman, careful fastidious in following the fashions to suit mpod an i personality, forgets ill about doing* the same with her make-up, and is contenrt to use an unchanging wmetic routino year after year. She i s doublv utifortuuate in that she denies herself
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    Anglers' Postbag
    206 3 Anglers' Postbag Q. We j si < I out r Quite i i ild life i ri ai a W M fou meant by Nil I N 1 1 (>\(. In your lir>t tenl D I I pre ml m* i an I „■>' If the the ra < di
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    MINING AREA TO BE RE-OPENED New Hope For Gambang
    225 4 MINING AREA TO BE RE -OPE NED New Hope For Gambang GAMBANG, Pahang. Sat Foot tin mines will be operating here by the beginning of next year, a spokesman of the Mines Department revealed yesterday. started operation in April and a second one is expected to be launched soon. In
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    Dodgers Cross The Border
    88 4 Dodgers Cross The Border HONGKONG. Ma y (Renter) Some 400 oversea* Chinese from Singapore and Indonesia crossed the Honfhonit border into China ia a peaceful aad orderly fashion toda.v under the watchful eve* of Hongkong police. They arrived aboard toe Dutch finer Tjiuanjj from Singapore earlier in the day and
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    Bargain News For Women
    188 4 Bargain News For Women )N a >-« v frank attempt t< itwke new friends an<i customers, Doulataram »V Ce.. of High Street, is offering th* ipomcn of Singapore ?omt> .of the biggest bargains in dvass inateri.'ik they have e\ i j enjoyed. Th» management announced I yesterday that the sale,
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    TAXI DRIVER IS ACQUITTED
    46 4 BECAUSE ihe prosecution wilnes* had left the Police Force, s taxi driver. Tan Ah Mtng, wa< acquitted by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistral* Mr. Howe Yoon Cheng. Tan wa« charged with driving in an inccn.Mderate rnanntr along Kalians Road on Feb. 5.
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    Took Soda By Error
    67 4 BEFORE a 1 died of caustic soda poisoning in the Singapore Genera! Hospitai. .she told her fia?»ct that she had taken the poison bv mistake. Thic wa s rev«akd by the fiance textii* merchant Tan Ling Siong. at a Coroner's inquiry intc tht d«alh of the
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    FREJ. COURSE STARTS SOON
    58 4 APPLICATIONS tre being invited by th« Bntivh Council in Singapore from tho«:t wht. Wish to join tht third course !on "Spoken Fnglish" which begins on T it^day. June 8 at (».3d p.m. Thert wil It no charge. Application* are to be made to the Adult Education
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    Driver Hit Drum
    48 4 TAN CHONG TEE of Seng Poh Ri <id. wo fined $75 by the Singapore First Traffic MhcM-l trait. Mr T. Kulasekaram, yes- terday. for negligent driving insulting in a n si. with the I drum, placed in the centre of the road to guide traffic
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    96 See Ice Revue Free
    171 4 NINETY-SIX (hildnn. re pi«'V4-nt.tti\r of almost all the communities in Singapore, their apes ranging from t« 13 years, enjoyed thrmselve.* on Friday niuht when they were treated to the "Holiday On Ice" show at the Happy World Stadium The children, all from poor families of
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    Plays To Go On In Open Air
    118 4 THE $8W.0Ot) plan to modernise th t Virtoria Theatre. Singapore, which commences at the end of "this year, will not afferi theatrical performances. Mi. Donald Moore of th<? Arts Theatr* told The Standard 3reslerday. No alternative accommodation has been considered, he stated, but
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    Admiral To Call On 3 Sultans
    91 4 Admiral To Call On 3 Sultans THE FttkM Offieer. Ma»ayai. Area. Rw.r Admiral E H Shi*; lock will sai: from the Singapore Ntvi Riise *hi .Umr 1954 in H.M.S Alert to make ofr»< ia visit* U port* ak>ng tht East coast of Malaya During the cruise the Admiral wilj pay
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    Charge Was Altered
    76 4 lAN KOW, 2t. luiemplov* was vfsUiday POWHitted to stand trial i M t>x Hijh Court on a char^t of alHmpting to murder a farmer in hi> hut in Kampoue Limau S'ojfifx^ or; Man h 4. Tan waj tentatively charged with causing nMvloufl hurt to the farmer. T&n
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    Malaya To Join Anti-Red Talks
    143 4 Malaya To Join AntiRed Talks MALAYA will be represented at the South Korean-spon-sored South- EaM Asian AntiCommimist Con ferc-not to t* held in Seou: on Jun 15. Bjt. awthoritahv*. iPMfcej in Singapore stated .ytvtcrd;iy. Malaya's representative* wil not be named bf t th*r of th« two Malayan gOVCTMRCBtaL 11 >«
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    Police Stay On Watch
    74 4 SINGAPORE POLICE an stilt keeping «ii vigil in *nd arcum*. Kamlatic K» ibau Maleruitv Hospital to trap the fietici re.vponsibl* for Ih^ scalding of :hr« nt\v'>-born babies. The firs: twv victim*, !<•' girl?;, were reported Uwi niftii to be itill in a critical (X)?)dition The thirri.
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    44 4 sadfdasfasfasdf PART of a f MNip of 2€ laWwrer* who wormed the whale da? yeslerday taadin* hale* of rubber fr^m twakows mi to waiiiaj; lorries at Boat Quay «m>l> to later chrrrfally 'ißkud" their day's earai«£» fijtlS iaio the Naaraac I nivmOl? Ftt4 Standard
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    Garlands Flown Out From TnHi*
    22 4 India. c.m»a ni «v Si^ specUl cerenMtßT at Kin, Hm« l *Pter. in the r... h A
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    $20,000 Extortion Charge
    75 4 $20,000 Extortion Charge LUII POH sa\(; i »i iria] i n the Singapon St.«.« Criminal Di>tiu-t Couri v«mi><iay to u rhaige of iltmiftii^ to put Scah Tcov Bi in u*r cirath by me*rw (,T i t written in CMneM in N \tort $JO.(K>O. The offence w^« it*. ii«\t been OOMmittod
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    Colony Weddings
    55 4 photo MR. and Mrs (i«»h la| Kuan after their mairiiti .it the Marriage KrfiMM Singapore. yeslerda\ -Mr. Cloh. a teacher in Br. tv Koad Secondary BcfcNl if the youngest son of Mad.un (>oj l.:anK H.m W Thr hndi formerly Miss Lee V»;tn <H-ok. is the fourth daughHr of
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    ''Operation Children On June I
    10 4 ''Operation Children On June I THI tapon M. r f <
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    Emergency' Megine
    37 4 Emergency' Megine ■i j.Ih'IO MR. and Mrs Hu*h KuHu* al the Church of Si KmTi pore, yesterday Thr beirfr .1^ ,i it*** Klyne, i s the sister of Mi. Kl nephew of Mr. J. C. K.>ai» Standard
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      335 4 Vn XN 'n Kl^ 4 'MHIPKAI (lIIMM\M« X lub HI h.n Youth Assembly parade boys *co I Hakhi .viii-un.Uumeci service a.i »v Clover- 11 m d \i. M; vtc 1( EA«T%I I I. i iv high WBSI.KY i 111 Nril: Em pin Youth 1 M l|tUll servio an< tccu 9ervic<
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    A Note Of Disappointment To Alliance
    664 5 itself made the same rritirism. He wants terriblv t-> be liked and the world is divided normally into two kinds of people: those that like the Soviet Union and those who do not like the Soviet Union. Only recently is there beginning to be
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    Malayan Students Enjoy Visit To Scotland
    871 5 By MARY TAN "QONNIE Scotland, here we come!" We thought aloud as we stood on the darkened platform with haversacks strapped across our backs. We watched the Kirkby train steaming into the station -the tram that was to take u s on the first
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    cApital To Topivs
    589 5 moving fercmony took I plare at King's ilou.se I whe n Miss Lomas. the Chairman elect of the National Ai Delation of Women's Institutes of Malaya made i speech In English and Malay nrhen laying farewell of our muck loved President, i ady Templer. On behalf o
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    Bulging Trade
    786 6  -  H. DAY By RECAI'SE millions of males dread n the contempt of lovely blondes on beaches and swimming pools, shrink from remarks like Hi>a, skinny!" and fear comparison with massive, bronzed he-men, body building in America is now also Dig business. Americans don't seem merely to want a
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    In Biceps Is A Big I America
    158 6 Ma di^ipl^s have preached thi cult of the biceps far and wide, and have tens of thousands of followers. There are two other fatnoui strong-men gymnasiums, though they cater chiefly for 'mirror athletes men who don't use their Strength to lift weights, or
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    The Queen Shook 15,780 Hands
    476 6  - The Queen Shook 15, 780 Hands CASSANDRA —Says I AKE owoy the glamour. Toke owoy the fun such of it os there was. Take away the splendour of the Royal Tour: and now come with me ond lee the gruelling, sfoggcring record of a woman at work. This is the
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    Teaching The Jips Birth Control
    131 6 |> lit I II ronlinl u.u pi.u li«.illy unknown in Jaftta bt fore UN u.ir. bul tettlfl in Tokio iff titluiviavin n\n a n'i*'nt Fxpetiaaeari »n trolling Um t— airy*! tew Otis population uroulh The t N •nest can bt tltc tra For cor 1
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    BOGUS PRINCE
    856 7  -  Tom Tullett =By= Now Has A Suit Of I Prison Grey ONSTANTINE MCOLOIDIS the twenty-vear-OM Greek undergraduate at Oxford VUyfair Edwardian with a curly brimmed ,wler and a silver-topped cane, led a fiulous life al the university. He told me .ut it shortly before an Old Bailey judge
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    They Play For Strange Trophies
    500 7  -  D. P. GALLAHER I/O/' many years now tin' Din standing cricketers of England and istralia have been meeting and struggling for possession of the mythical Ashes. This is perhaps the only non-existent trophy to be officially awarded in any kind of competitive s])ort. Strange, indeed,
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    SUNDAY SHORT STORY
    712 7  - SUNDAY SHORT STORY Charles Edwin By A PUFF OF I SMOKE JOHN leaned over the paiapet of the bridge and lit Ins first cigarette of the day. He inhaled deeply, still warmly elated at the luck which had spirited him a packet from under the tobacconist's counter. Foolish that such
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      455 7 This coufd be you ...ma Janfzen <*wL Aff the new Jantzens have this all-dimensional, altogether imazing fit. "Carousel", her figure-making* l creation is in a wonderful new nylon elastic fabric the floating bri Is boned and cuffed. "Casino" his woven satin elastic trunl'. hive an ins<de draw-cord and pocket. Prices
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    I'M AN AQUARIUM WIDOW
    187 8 IS there such a thing as "aquariamania"? If there i —my husband lias got it. It started when he was presented with a tank containing some gold-fish. Walking home with him thai night 1 should have been warned by that little boy "look-what-Fve-got" look in his
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    TONIA IS A TOPLINER
    66 8 TON IA IS A TOPLINER For torrh winter Tonia Bern Che sk>'» the limit. There ar e stars on b*r shoes and her rrstinn ptarc is .imons the rhininfv Mavks on the roof of hrr Lniulnn flat, in f;ut. But Ihew li v«iy little rest for twrnt> four %<.n old
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    FREED KILLER GOES BACK TO MURDER
    79 8 i embers ed a da i h ane, e i f rimeI: IB I He 1 rv < Thai dtcisioa ujs t»> «>mtr lledl<'> \U .;jri:;M«T IN bandit int.) H.'«il«> the iHirrdrre r. S■■ rtly a;*^. i'* t frB. a i t t» 9
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    'What A Fool I Was To Be A Gangster7
    492 8 'What A Fool I Was To Be A Gangster 7 H\ tin hit f of thi London Pictorial Crime Squad His is the story, told for the first time. <»t Ronald Hedley, the man who drove away from a smash ami grab raid <> n a jeweller's ihop in the
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    SKIN CONDITION MAY BE DUE TO INSECTS
    213 8 SKIN condition that has been debated by doctors since 1824 may be caused by the bites of insects such as the mosquito, flea and bedbug, according to a Pennsylvania scientist. Dr. Bertram Shaffer, assistant professor of dermatology at the University of Pennsylvania, reported
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    EX-COPPERS ARE HIGHLY PAD
    355 8 EX-COPPERS ARE HIGHLY PAD HPIIC highest -paid i *rik t« i ific smart in^n nf Ri i Ute*l police foi v tod.i v iv j llx mmt with 'KV m fnwl «-f it. -fVtcctives j-k ihat it's h»n they gel orr of the they begin t; make th< I And
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    53 9 j :e past U>ur instalments Roberta rm.^n i. 1 Childhood and ichooWav« of her£l* n V f ld "U driver, of her txperiincei a? V,17 V TJ I HBoner of var. and of the <•< e™ ll} overnZT lot t cha W of her sex. Toda u
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    710 10 They Can J t Be Enemies ARE America and China natural enemies? So runs a headline of an article by William Clark in Friday's Standard. A more appropriate question, it seems to us, would be: ore they natural friends? For the past hundred years or so, the rela-t-ons between the
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    He's Globe-Trotting The Cheapest Way...Hitch-Hikktg
    1073 11  -  Christine Diemer 21,000 Miles In 8 Months By JT was bound to happen eventually in Singapore where all good world travellers, both novel and normal, come sooner or later. Last week, the Colony played host to a sturdy young man who is doing his globe
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    117 12 Wrong Cure For Hunger £}R. Jerome W. Conn of the University of MirhiJ gan medical school says J that a candy bar or soft J drink is the wrong cure for mid-afternoon hunger pangs. "It would be much better to take a glass of milk inJ stead," says Dr. Conn.
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    97 13 WFXES from tli»* Itrili-h 1 miMMly "TkC l'»\r l.nltrr>." 1 mui it-n to right: Itf tin rl loin (.is tin* gambling *>imII« cite rhlef I sail UavM Ni\<u •I- tin- film <nr i:<\ XII. ri«»u who ;i»;r»"i-- !»<*« ■••im* ili«" l»n/r in hi- \*>\>- Ioii«t\»:
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    In A New Kind Of Love Lottery
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    Glimpses Of A Royal Tour
    224 13 A SSOCIATED British-Pathe who ga\ e us. 'lhe Koval Tour" now provides a fitting climax to the scries with :ts colourful "Welcome The. Queen," a four-reeler which graphically covers the entire world-girdling trip undertaken by the Queen and ihe Duke of Edinburgh. This detailed document
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    308 13 IF THERE is one Indian film director who has earned a reputation for consistently turning out successful films, both from box-office and technical points of view, it is Aniiy.t Chakrabarty. There are only two other directors who are his equals, Bimal Roy and S. S. Vasan.
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    437 13 4 LOCALLY-MADE tai ghoul I go do with Malav J *»c«i during 1 ,<• Hari R ie« on I s Ihe K( ii Product] "Tenusf Bui.ui M-Malaya" bines the U»le itara i-f c<.untri<.'- "C ti.'.e of court i Basically thii Him I* different from >ther
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    238 13 'Queen' In Island D&lt;ama (\N the tropical island ol Liwaiwai they have *?i old custom. When there are two tuitorfl for a girl the beaux have to light it out with the prize going to the winner who holds the girl's hand. And this if just whai happens when Kameha
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    133 13 V r EW Sai Productions Y jish-subtitic i Hindi fl ••Labren" story r A tw&gt; k l k yearning for the tame ii patchy and, 3t the hi f hm unimagir itive din i« i i:^ appoints eve:, un Ind audience. The comic characters o\&lt;iliieir
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    Are YOU The Type Men Like Best?
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    317 14  -  DOROTHY ROE TV EW YORK. (AP) The 11 weather and the travel habits of American women are ruling factors in designer Vera Maxwell's wearable and colourful collection of new fashions. The globe-trotting Vera explored Denmark. Austria and Bavaria to get inspiration for her current series,
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    AMBITION
    1218 15  -  COLIN DENNIS 1 Some More Short Stories I By I olways wanted my piaure I in the paper and I got I i it and how! 1 JTYER since I was a kid my ambition was to have my picture in the paper some day. It all started when
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    261 15 1 WARNING to muriird roupl^s that they may expect to Immoiih* bored with one another within three vrars i»f ni.nriaj;e. is Riven in a book h&gt; Mr. Mayo Winyate." Mi. Winnate is described on UK dust -jacket as "the eminent Harley-street consulting psychologist." Even so. his
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    1283 16 This k the tenth in 2 series of twelve articles entitled "Report on the Atom." by (lordon Dean. Chairman, l\S. Atomic Energy Commission 1950-1953. Expert Predicts that Man Eventually Will Harness ft for Practical Use Even Flying ]T Will be recalls J from previous articles that
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    Snap AAA Goals Upset Rovers
    261 17 fWO SNAP, second half Koals by spearhead Sim Kim srored within th e space of seve* minuted »&lt;•&lt;! ny some sound Koalkeepin* hv R,«k Ten* ed Amicable Athletic Association tHprin* a 1 surprise victory over Rovers in their SAFA I vision One league game at
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    163 17 Victory At Last For Timesmen STRAITS TIMES Sport- »ii.rerl a convincing 27 &gt;. lory over th* Irwitine- Sports Club in a friendly K*t match played on- the |.«»&lt;lang yesterday. ln«-nm# Tax Si &gt;. ajafe retired hurt 4l» y S«&gt;in &lt;• Carson i Staincfl 4l» :n*iMTi run «&gt;ut 4 tgaran c
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    'Y' Trounce Schoolboys
    76 17 'Y' Trounce Schoolboys FINE battiqg arid bowling by I'-i.h* Fung w»« a major ron--I&lt;&gt;bution 1o the Raffles 1.i.-ii-Uition sunVring tbcfa sc-cnd consecutive defeat of the rrickct seaflon ;*1 8.-i't-stier ytsi«i(i;i V when the YMCA won by 101 runs. Ti* fi:&gt;t fOUf YMCA batf'.♦r (iouble-figure gcOTtS with Fung's 44 the highest.
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    GHQ Beat Ceylonese
    199 17 AN undefeated 55 by Meldnim enabled GHQ to beat Ceylon Sports Oub by six wickets in a cricket frieudlj at Baiestier Road yesterday Srores were: Oyloo SC. Ku aiMiigam hw b Doug as 7 Thuraisingam c Shertock t Dwwgla* 3 R«i«*n&lt;lran st Sherlock b Fanner 13 Rajah
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    78 17 IN a SAFAs division 1 game at Oeylang Stadium yesterday. Balesticr United beata nine-man Rovers 'A' team by three goals to nil. but j though United were victorious ;it was the Rovers who took the honours of th« game. BaleMier United, who hao mure than a dozen
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