Sunday Standard, 18 July 1954

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    27 1 SUNDAY STANDARD gfgfg *> j to m Sl Vol. V. No. 16. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 18, 1954 TWENTY PACES 15 CENTS. Bedell-Smith Back At Talks Three Days More
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    MacD In Bali
    12 1 S H Commissioner Asia, '.a- Donald arhort holi- UP
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    Labour Strike Certain Unless..
    103 1 Labour Strike Certain Un less. STRTKE by 10.000 ted employees of Singapore City almost ceri tomorrow, the Council meets demand for ting the Ritson In full. ng of the Exeof 11 unI to the FederaCouncU Labour night decided to the Council does not ack pay to June 16, Unions his
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    Baby Wins First Prize In Lottery
    43 1 July 17. i ßeuters 8 .m Hampl ime a lot' was made out "for one-sixth prize, a H Judgf ruled here yesruled that -undparents also reh of the only sevon\xhen the ticket m an Irish Sweepstake Lottery
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    'Universal' Harmony In New York
    98 1 CONTESTANTS of the "Miss Universe" beauty pageant had a cheerful time at the luxurious Waldorf-Astoria Hotel m New York, breakfasting and posing /or/ Press photographers. This photograph mad* during the posing part of. the proceedings Shows: FRONT ROW (from left to right J: Ragnhild Olausson
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    German Maiden Picked To Win Title
    257 1 German Maiden Picked To Win Title LONG BEACH (California, July 17 (AP) Some 78 candidates for the title of "Miss Universe" are making the preparations today for the m te rnaUo^al beauty cont< "Miss Germany" was picked by many newsmen as one worth a very good chanc3 of winning. Regina
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    MARGARET
    70 1 Labour MP To Query Govt. LONDON, July 17 tßeuter) Princess Margarets visit to Germany is to be raised In the House of Commons next Thursday, it was learned yesterday. Sir Winston Churchill will be asked which Government department was responsible for the detailed arrangements of her tour, some aspects
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    Gurkhas 'Dropped' Into Bandit Camp
    158 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Three helicopter loads of veteran Gurkha troops poured into a suspected Communist camp m the Jelebu area of Negri Sembilan this morning, minutes after Royal Air Force Hornets ended a surprise attack on the site. Patterned on "Termite," biggest ever inter-service campaign
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    15 S'pore Murders In 6 Mths.
    135 1 15 S'pore Murders In 6 Mths. FIFTEEN murders, four of them political, were committed m Singapore during the first half of this year against 16 murders, including five political killings, for the whole of last year. The Singapore Police SecreMr. Peter Claque, said rday. however, that there was no significant
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    censure bid on McCarthy
    33 1 WASHINGTON, July 17: (Reuten. publican Senator Ralph landers is to introduce a censure motion against Senator Joseph McCarthy alleging that his conduct tends to "bring the Senate into disrepute."
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    Ammo Plant Blast Kills 10
    45 1 CHESTERTON, Maryland, July 17 (AP) A fireworks and munitions plant here suddenly erupted m 90 minutes of spreading explosions on Friday and at least 10 were killed. Forty were injured, some seriously. Rescue workers feared more bodies would be found.
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    An Ex-Planter Sails On A Pilgrimage
    189 1 A n Ex-Plan ter Sails On A Pilgrimage PENANG. Sat— A European sailed on board the pilgrim ship Anking here fo r Jeddah toda y to fulfil a vow he maf )e* ago when he was converted to the Muslim faith that he would make a pilgrimage to the Muslim
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    PEACE PROSPECTS FAIR
    360 1 But Eden Reports No Progress To Big-3 GENEVA, Jufy 17, (Rcuter)— Peace In Indo-China by Tuesday midnight was a "fair to good" prospect today as Western and Communist leaders opened a week-end series of secret meetings here. But Mr. Anthony Eden, British Foreign Secretary, reported to a
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    10,000 In French Offensive
    177 1 10,000 In French Offensive HANOI. July 17 (Reuten Ten thousand French Un troops and tanks were m heavy fighting north of Hanoi yesterday, the second day of a two-pronged French drive to fling b infiltrated Vietminh regular troops menacing the city Latest reports said the French thr re progressing favourably.
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    Actress Fined
    19 1 ACTRESS Luise Ralnor was fined U.S.SIOO on Friday m New York's campaign against traffic rule violators. A.P.
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    Soviet Ship Leaves Port
    55 1 THE Russian tanker Batumi, one of two which backtracked to Singapore after a sister freighter, the Taupse. was captured by Nationalist hips off Formosa recently, left the Colony yesterday at noon bound for Vladivostok. It carried a cargo of oil. The other tanker. Astrahan. is still
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    Queen's Colt Wins Race
    41 1 ASCOT, Berkshire. July 17 (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth gallant four-year-old Aureole registered one of the most popular victories m Br; turf history today when h»pt to victory m the valuable King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes here.
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    Brunei's First Air Service
    41 1 BRUNEI'S first commercial internal air service will open on Aug. 2. The service which will flown by Malayan Airy. will link Labuan Island with Anduki Airfield, near Sand Miri airstrip twice a week m both ducctions.— Reuter
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    COLOMBO SPIVS ARE A MENACE TO TOURISTS
    617 2 COLOMBO SPIVS ARE A MENA CE TO TOURISTS THE Standard News Editor, Mr. Hugh Savage, who is now touring Britain as guest of the Colonial Office, airmailed this story of a night m Colombo where he stopped over on his way to London. They'll Rook You Of Your Last Cent
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    Outlook In Malaya Hopeful — Woods
    202 2 Outlook In Malaya Hopeful Woods LONDON, July 17, (Reuter). The spirit and outlook of the various races m Malaya was far more hopeful and settled than two or three years ago, the Archdeacon of Singapore, the Venerable Robert Wylmer Woods said here yesterday. He said this had come about through
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    New S'pore Govt. Post.
    104 2 THE Singapore Government has appointed an officer with a colourful career to take charge, among other things, all the ceremonial functions of the Colony. He is Mr. Henry H. H. Chin who was born m Johore and educated m St. Andrew's School, Singapore. Mr. Chin will
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    Woman Stabbed
    58 2 LOW AH YONO. 32-year-old wife of a seaman, was admitted to the General Hospital with stab wounds m her chest and thigh. Her condition was reported to be "serious." It was alleged that she was stabbed following an argument with a man over money matters on Friday night
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    Rubber Market Easier
    144 2 THE rubber market m Singapore was dull and slightly easier, first grade rubber for August shipment closing at 6J)2 cents per lb. (70i cents on Friday). Overseas orders were somewhat disappointing, while a section of the »raae kept some selling pressure which brought prices down Prices opened
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    Fun Fair To Help M.G.S.
    81 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Methodist Girls' School m Kuala Lumpur is organising a "Food and Fun Fair" on July 31 to raise funds for a new building project to counter current shortage of room space m the grow- ing insitution of the Federal capital. The
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    last week's solution
    49 2 W INNER of last week's picture puzzle— the LAST m the series is M Salleh Ali. c o Borneo Motors Ltd.. Orchard Road. Singapore. The S4O prize (S2O plus S2O carried over from last week) will be sent to him this veek. Solution: A water tap.
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    4,000 EXHIBITS AT B'WORTH FOOD & FUN FAIR
    399 2 4,000 EXHIBITS AT B' WORTH FOOD FUN FAIR BUTTERWORTH. Sat After several months of planning, the combined efforts of the organisers of the Settlement Agricultural Show at Bagan Jermal were rewarded this morning when crowds turned up to witness the official opening by the Resident Commissioner. Throughout the day and
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    New Bank Opens For Business
    202 2 A NEW BANK was opened m Singapore yesterday with a reception held m its premises, attended by 250 guests drawn from the cosmopolitan business community. It is the Industrial and Commercial Bank Ltd.. which started business yesterday morning at 117 119, Cecil Street. It has
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    34 2 photo. MR. Y. K. HWANG (right), the ynanoqinq dnecter of \)ie new Industrial and Commercial Bank Ltd., urticomei Mr. Lee Chee Shan, n inaging director of the Chung KJ Bank, at yesterday's reception. Standard
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    'Slow Down' Of Shipping To I-C
    254 2 ALAR3IED by the deteriorating political and military situation m Indo- China and the Imminent danger of the country being overrun by Vietminh forces, shipping services to the danger areas are 1 being "slowed down." In some ca.-es. certain lines completely bythe clanger zone. The
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    MALAYA'S GREEN CURTAIN
    788 3  -  K. C. ARUN Key Emergency Problem ToGovt. off l 0^! 1^ "™*ITE". launched o« Ipoh last Thursday, has focusscd the Emergency spotlight on the deep jungle again. Here is an account of the "green curtain and its mysteries brought to the limelight more fully than ever before
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    S'pore For Co-op Talks
    69 3 I ativc mem- m '•^nd the inof the .ivc In be held m pur today. o-opera 1 new society at help insurance, said entai *c representa- A. K\ P> R. Krishnan t I Servants' Co- A. B. P. A. D'costa Co operative r. Eric Hosan, SoSiddons
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    ANGLER'S POSTBAG
    264 3 Q. Has a record shark been caught m Singapore with a I rod and reel? What is the world record, please? L. H. LEE. A In 1945 a shark weighing' 282 lb. was caught near St. John's on a Hardy 16 oz. Tuna rod and a Fortuna reel
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    Singapore Can Be Proud Of Its Volunteer Police
    250 3 Singapore Can Be Proud Of Its Volunteer Police 1,500 Men Work 160,000 Hours Every Year For FREE THE citizens of Singapore may well be proud of their Volunteer Police Force, said Mr. J. M. Mason, the Commandant of the Singapore Volunteer Special Constabulary, mi n a broadcast last night. In
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    Fish Do Not Bite Well During Selatan Season
    349 3 Fish Do Not Bite Well During Selatan Season AN OUTING TO PROVE A THEORY ABOUT the end of June this year, Dr. J. Heron, Dr. and Mrs. Gethin Jones and myself visited a good fishing ground, three miles away on a straight line from Sultan Shoal, where there was an
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    Ex-SCs Run Rice Mill
    80 4 KOTA TINGGI. Sat. A new rice mill m Bukit Lintang was declared opened by Inche Ibrahim bin Ahmad, the Asit District Otticer of Kota Tinj;£i. recently. Inche Borhan bin Ibrahim and Inche Hashim bin Jawab. ex-special constables, got the idea of erecting a machine when they
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    13 4 LT. COL. C. R. SPENCER, 0.8.E.. Commanding Officer of the Twelfth Royal Lancers.
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    Party For Mme. Pandit
    75 4 THE Singap<^re City Council will hold a reception m honour of Madame Vijayalakshmi Pandit, president of the United Nations General Assembly on Sunday, Aug. 15, 1954. She is due m the Colony on Aug 12. Madame Pandi* has consented to address the World Assembly of Youth
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    12th LANCERS LEA YE IPOH
    758 4 They Patrolled 4.5 Mil. Miles In Three Years IPOH, Sat. The departure of the Twelfth Royal Lancers next month marks the end of another pleasant chapter m the military life of this town. Like all their predecessors, the Lancers leave behind them an indelible imprint
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    Int'l Club For Brunei
    45 4 BRUNEI. July 17 (Renter) The State Council of Brunei has approved the expenditure of $200,000 for the buildi' an International Club m Brunei Town. It will be open to memht rs of all communities and the amenities will include cinder track.
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      144 4 MISS MiUYA 1954 wears a TUDOR watcb Afe fjSl&f Lovely Maijoiie Wee, Mbi Mala>a 1954, wears a Tudor watch. X JSB T<> ncr ll »he beauty queen of all uat«L»v V.t ..,,K n It TIIOOR a distinctive piece of jewellery, it also adds the extra 9^ tourh ol eU^ance that
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    European Orchestra Enhances Spirit Of Chinese Music
    699 5 East Meets West In Music the lights dimmed A ,n the c-onccrt hall, 3 ,ustlc of expectancy through the audi- he stage, the ductor Leo- ,wski bowed, turned to his orchestra raised his baton. lie came, sweet, strange. It was ii the F;
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    CAPITAL TOPICS
    1082 5 I some of the < B -rnard it be Town 2 to i! 4. pro- :.<■ h the to take the toi n. In the o ene. R rows over al purple chi flows into a mot] Aarg i v lace and i c and la lie I
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    CONDEMNED
    716 6  -  BARRISTER by a ...and their i only crime I m f^— m m was being born I T^IVE CHILDREN m England began a new life last week wearing a label of shame. It had taken just a few minutes m the Divorce Court to shatter their social standing, hamper
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    SHE SAID NO ' THEN SHE SAID YES '
    7 6 SHE SAID NO THEN SHE SAID YES
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    The girl who didn't want to be photographed
    252 6  - The girl who didn't want to be photographed VEDAGIRI T. SAMBANDAM vwwwwww oyv\\\\\\\\\\\v ."V"E.4R Kallang airport, Singapore, the other day a tall and shapely girl was walking past the Royal Singapore Flying Club. It teas a sunny afternoon, m an open space. That her dress lacked contrast against the sky
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    WANTED-by 100,000 women!
    808 6  - WANTED-by 100,000 women! JOHN ELLIS Tin* H€>vn>i titan who is It's two-thousand-to-one your wife married a make-do hubby, says |^HE missus looks up from her darningand gives you a warm smile. The kids are playing happily at your feet. And you lie back m your armchair, thinking: '"I reckon I'm
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    Japan Is Again Building Up Her Military Power
    1500 7 FRIEND OR FRANKENSTEIN? Plan Pushed With Blessing Of U.S. i sippon marches on m her third year of •ndence she begins to look more and like the old— that ruthless police state M remember so well. Larking forces of iarknesi rast their
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    NOW TAKE HOLIDAYS
    967 8  -  DENYS BURROWS Life's Peculiar Isn't It! By m another Sunday Feature I7VERYONE should take a holiday once a year. This is an indisputable fact. Holidays have many advantages they make it possible to &o away to new surroundings and sometimes this lias a very soothing effect on
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    Crime Wave In British Jails
    665 8  - Crime Wave In British Jails AUBREY THOMAS =By= T>ELLS jansle and v warders with hoses stand by as ti>e prisoners are hustled back to their cells. It may be the massive grey fortress isolated by the mists of Dartmoor or the prison for dangerous criminals at Parkhurst on the Isle
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    Let's draw straw !!
    63 8 Let 's draw straw AMONG the giant elephant ear plants stands a lovely maid sipping milk from a coconut, while an unused straw dangles from the other side of nature's answer to bovine*. The sarong-clad Miss answers to the name of Joan Carmody, who has temporarily forsaken the sidewalks of
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    His Plane On Fire And Half Of Its Fuselage Gone But He Kept On Bombing
    1674 9  - His Plane On Fire And Half Of Its Fusel age Gone But He Kept On Bombing RUSSELL BRADDON Pa rt 5 How Cheshi^ Won His First DSQ By SOI FLYING, Cheshire would blindfold hi; selt and move around the plane until he his hands oji any piece of equipment without
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  • SUNDAY STANDARD
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      The Threat Is Real
      737 10 the looks of thrngs as they stand today, prospects for an armistice m Indo-China are faiily bright, but to all free nations, particularly »hos« m South-eastern Asia, there is not much d for jubilation. Although U.S. Secretary of State Dulles assured President Eisenhower that there would
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    THE WEEK'S WORLD NEWS
    1956 10 in review Molotov Terms Stiff; Geneva Hopes Dwindle ITH TIME running short for M. Pierre Mendesronce'i deadline for an armistice m Indo China, prospects for a ceasefire which looked promising m the early part of last week, received a setback as the week wore to a
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    They Used To Fire Guns When Mail Arrived From Europe
    1876 11  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By Steady Development Of Postal Service During Past Century Recorded ,^S IN everything m the world of progress today, all that is picturesque m life has been sacrificed to the great speed m despatching the mail. So it
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  • NEWS FROM THE WORLD OVER
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      Bridge Is The Only Escape Route From Hanoi
      403 12 Bridge Is The Only Escape Rou te From Hanoi TOKYO, July 17 (UP) If anyone presses the panic button at Pont Doum er in Hanoi the greatest casualty of the seven-year war could result. Pont Doumer is the 40-year-old mile-long: bridge across the Red River and the only escape route
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      Glad Over Mother's Murder
      112 12 C HR 1STC H U RCIf. Zealand. July 17 <Reuter> Pauline Yvonne Park wrote "day of a happy ever in her diary on June 2"J That afternoon she and friend battered her mother to death, statements read in court said yesterday. Pauline and Juliet Marion Hulme.
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      Accused By His Ninth Wife
      47 12 MAMARONECK. New York July 17 ißt'uter>._ Millii. air.' Tommy Manville arrested \y on char. brought by his ninth w Anita. She iccuoti him of b(Mn<; disorderly. using insulting languaur and threatened her They have been <-d ortly alter t!. manriace In 1952
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      S. KOREA TOLD TO TAKE DEPORTEES
      122 12 TOKYO. July 17 (IP)— The Japanese Government today told South Korea it was ohliged as loii£ as it claimed jurisdiction over Korean nationals here to accept them when they are deported to i Korea. In an official release* thi> moon. Pon OfllCC m Mitsuo
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      Advisory Councils For Brunei State
      176 12 Th R NFr B tlsh Bw «co. July 17 (Reuter) Ihe Sultan of Brunei announced today the first stop towards granting Brunei State a new constitution designed to broaden the people's share m the states government. In a notification Issued through the British Resident Mi
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      Sivallows Frog, Gets Dual Prize
      82 12 BI'RRANK. ulifornia. July 17, (AP)— Fred Tortrnson. 11 years old. ih..u-ht he would surely win the smaMest-entry division of a pet show His frog measured just Inch long. But the froii jumped, and anuthn iMHr.iiit a tmmtta named •Chitkie." swallowed the fro?. The nidges awarded
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      Court Cuts Her 12- Year Sentence
      109 12 Court Cuts Her 12- Year Sentence C \TA\IA. Sicily, July IT (Reuter) The Appeal Court ha< reduced by two j eight months the 12-year tence on .1 Sicilian yiri stabbed her fiance to with his own knife when fie refused to marry her The court was told that Giovani La
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      More Planes For BOAC
      74 12 LONDON. July 17 <AP» British Overseas Airways Corporation said yesterday it plans to buy a number of propelled driven airplanes to! use until its grounded Comet Jet planes can be put buck into service. The announcement said BOAC Is negotiating with the United States Airlines of
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      How The Beauties Fare With The Tape
      210 12 How The Beauties Fare With The Tape LONG BEACH, California. July 17 (AP) How do candidates m the 1954 Miss Universe beauty contest compare, statistically speaking, with that classic of ancient Greece, Venus de Milo. or, that contemporary of Hollywood, Marilyn Monroe An enterprising newsman whipped out an adding machine
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      Acquitted On Grounds Of Insanity
      117 12 ALLEGAN, (Michigan), July IT (AP) A circuit conn quitted. grounds of insanity. I> dent ineth B who harged with nurder m the Trian killing of J Lack -k playboyindustrialist. Applause broke oat m the crowded courtroom a> the ver(lk t was read. Women s\. tors
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      In Lion's Den
      32 12 NUREMBERG. Jv; 17 AFP) A young German refugee. Josef Hajek. 21 committed suicide by leaping into a lions' enclosure m the presence of startled crowd* at the City Zoo
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      'SMOKING CAN MAKE YOU UGLY'
      160 12 TOKYO. July 17 (UP. A Japanese University professor and a beautician agreed terday that excessive smoking detracts from a woman's beauty. Mrs. Maya Kataoka, one of the leading beauty experts m p an V told the newspaper Mauurhi; -I don*) $hiok it is wrong for
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      LANA'S GOOD WHEN SHE'S BAD!
      763 13 LANA'S GOOD WHEN SHE'S BAD! ANA TIKNKK, a brunette now and the lifcp;n trier of Lex ("Tarzan") Barker, is fast reaching top status as a movie actress. You n ace this m the way she emotes before the camrras for "Flame And The Flesh," M(i Ms Technicolored tale of love
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      'MILLER' TREAT FOR SINGAPORI MUSIC – MAKERS
      79 13 'MILLER' TREAT FOR SINGAPORI MUSIC MAKERS VS a special treat to Singapore's music-makers, all the local maestro.s and nit mOf their dance bands have been invited by Shaw Bros organisation K> attend the Wednesday mornings special Press preview of "The <;lcnn Millrr Story* 1 Uni\< Intel-national's cinematic tributr to a
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      Marilyn Copied Mae West's Walk
      377 13 MAE WEST, film idol of the nineteen thirties. gave some frank advice last week to Marilyn Monroe. No. 1 screen pin-up of 1954. Mac. who is n<»t at all touchy about her approachIng sixtieth birthday. told the twenty live year-old ilyn: "You have to win
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      MORE CABLES
      92 13 }/IGHT British stars, of Lonj don Films and Assoc British-P. ■<>'■■ have cabled messages of goodwill to misers of the M* Ball which is to be held on Saturday. July 24. at Victoria Memorial Hall. Singu- The stars are Trevor ard Claire Bloom. John Mills, David Nivcu, Janet
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      OUT-OF-THE-RUT ENTERTAINMENT
      118 13 "I OOTi: KHILONE" Pm--1 gati Pictures' Hindi film» v out-of-the-rut movie. Instead of featuring the boy-mects-glrl angle, the film spotlights the affection of a father for his little child. A victim of a woman s dislike, the child i made the scapegoat for everything that goes wrong, following
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      DAN STEALS GLORY FROM AUDIE-BOY
      469 13 ••mi>K CLEAR OF MA- BLO" is an outdoor drama that rises above the usual Western tale. Actionpacked. with some fine colour photography by Irviiia (ilassborg. this John \V. Rogers-produced film has a strong script to hack it up I)lu s an unusual twist m the
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    FOR THE MEM'S NOTEBOOK
    121 14 TF a water bottle develops 1 an unpleasant odour. pour a of water and dry mustard into it and let it stand for several hours. This is also an efTedeodorant for fruit Jars that have a "used" .smell. HEN white coat m M lime begin to
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    How Smart Are You?
    314 14  -  HELEN HUGH M you are a new wife, do 1 you v Look like a hedgehog bristling with hairpins at bedtiir. B Lei your hair "go" long as possible, then wash and set it afresh? Go to bed with well brushed. shining head and get up
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    TRY SWEDISH MEAT BALLS AND NOODLES
    240 14  -  Gaynor Maddox I^OR a meal m a dish, one J that i s easy to serve on hot ts, try this new combination. It will spruce up wilted Ippetiti Egg Noodles With Swedish Meat Balls (Makes 6 servings) Egg Noodles: one tablespoon :j quarts
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    A TALE OF TWO TEENAGERS AND WHY I LOST MY TEMPER
    797 14 A TALE OF TWO TEENAGERS AND WHY I LOST MY TEMPER 'TWO girls I met last week A should get together— although they have little m common except that they're both teenagers. One we will refer to as Jane Smith. She is serentcen. The other is Maureen Beck. 13. There
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      138 14 The Stars And You By RITA DEL MAR, r < LOTAI ION: arc loih'U be- < .m- Wililil W :tlls iii^i i JoHepH I SI'HIOII. -I NDAI l\ EBYOM j tain Mil R BIR I I IDA II %N V 1 1 1 1 M bring unI i I \l
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    Doctors Marry
    72 15 M\(.\ PORE'S medical well rejresterdJij (Ik i ol two col Dl Tow Si. me md Dr. i i,i Ix-rig lin at tli iii h. The bride^rooai, third won of l>r. and Mrs. Tow X i I Qin'i'ii's Scholar The bride is the mi daughter of Mr. Hrs I.
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    Journalists Meet Today
    15 15 Br tish Council lay. t a I Of 1 union I Stand-
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    Fashion Show Is Shrouded In Mystery
    300 15 Fashion Show Is Shrouded In Mystery NONK of the most prominent dressmakers m Paris has ever surrounded his premiere of the new season's fashions with more mystery than Datin C. JPaßlar organiser of the Fashion Parade for the benefit of St. Andrew s Mission Hospital which will open at 8.30
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    CRUELTY TO APE COST HIM $200
    198 15 «*mA IM <| SWKK SENG of Al «*xandra Road was fined $200 by the Singapore City Police Court .Magistrate Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourne yesterday for < rueltv to a monkey. ouri wa s told that Lim tied the monkey's hands and legs and pu:
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    Four Buddhist Priests Give Blood
    101 15 THE position of the Blood Bank i> "good" the weekly it of the Blood Translu.^ion Service stated yesterday During the week ending July 16 donations exceeded transfusions by 21 units. Of the 1O."> donors. 47 were in a and 4."> Service personnel. There were 42
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    Malaya's Biggest Banquet
    159 15 Malaya's Biggest Banquet WHILE 600 delegates to the World Assembly oi Youth dine m the biggest banquet ever organised m Malaya at the Padang on Aug. 22. a ■how which will include the dragon and lion dances will be staged on the City Hall steps. The banquet i$ being given
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    They Know Judo Too...
    135 15 TWO jf iris who lia\e an interesting job m the WKAF are (left to ri«ht) Police Corpora Is Joyce Martin and Bessie l>ou son, photographed while on foot patrol m hangi Village. Cpl. Martin who comics from Tunbridge Wells m Kent is doing her second tour
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    52 Come On First Plane
    97 15 52 Come On First Plane fcTY TWO hiding th m Sin yesterday from Ii Air India I: t coin!:. Singapc and .LUid oi Cv; uath. passe I ion a ire ho* lion proprietor <^n. M. S. Ra/ i liar who the modern $1,000,000 O i Hotel on th tlons and
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    Child Died After Playing With Plug
    170 15 PENAXG, Sat. A woman sobbed m the Coroner's Court today when she described how her ten-month old baby. Susan Jane Atkins, died on May 10 after she had come m contact with an electric wire used to connect a coffee percolator. Mrs. Doreen Atkins
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    UNKNOWN
    66 15 A MAN tried to commit Miiiide by tutting his throat with a veßPtabJr knife In tau.se his wife tried to stop him from Koin- «mt with a friend one nisjht. Ike Sinsapore Kishth Politr Court irai told yesterday. Low Ilu.iv Chrr. pleaded guilty to attempted Miicide on July 10
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    MINE EXPLODES
    19 15 AN old sea mil ><\e<\ on Vhe south side of Pulau Blakang Mati, ofl Singapore, yesterday aftern<;on.
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    Stole Pants -18 Months
    40 15 YEOW AH XOI! I Bahru Road on p.m. n 18 month sonment In Second Dbi; day. The court waj tospotted I outed i<>r help. him hiding m. a yubii ow had Dire prevli convictlonj for their.
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    Stabbing— Man Charged
    29 15 1 KO TING CHEW v. terday tentatively the Singapore Sixth •t with stabbing How Ah 4 at Lorong Lim. tier Road on July i 8.4.S p.m
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    Muslim Dinner And Joget Modern Enliven
    878 16  - Muslim Dinner And Joget Modern Enliven ALFRED WEEKES OjumXZ fa SiMftLtotfUL- BY MY Aunt Mary, Mrs. Delmet. Frank Boston. Abdulla (syce to the Scimitar Life Insurance Co.) and myself were parked at a table m a Muslim restaurant down Arab Street way. We had eaten magnificently. My Aunt declared the
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    Reds Gain Strength By Exploiting Their Foes' Weaknesses
    699 16 THE Communists ore incolculobly weaker than the West suspects and they gain their strength only by exploiting the weaknesses of their enemie*. This categorical statement was made to The Standard yesterday by American author Edward Hunter, whose books ''Brain -Washing m Red
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    You Should Be Able To Be A Centenarian
    1112 16  - You Should Be A ble To Be A Centenarian Ralph Middleton By 'THE elixir of life has not yet been found, and probably never will be. but there is no reason why life-expect-ancy should not. within the next generation, increase to the hundred-year mark. In fart, students of gcroiitolog% the
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    REIDY SETS NEW MARK IN HAMMER
    388 17 REID Y SETS NEW MARK IN HAMMER OL. REIDT, one of seven record breakers, the hammei 150 feet three inches to smash thr M-il-ivaii mark of 136 feet two inches and the th V.» n recogl of 139 feet 10 inches at the )rt Base District Athletic championships f "J
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    JOHNSON TAKES 5 FOR SIX
    61 17 JOHNSON TAKES 5 FOR SIX .1. I four of n at I failed g or>ly r ins on the six *h 16 ively. iiilMH SCHOOLS ist INNS m 5 (i 13 on 0 8 i nn 1 13 .5: 3-41; \i in<. 27 a 5 1 to o is a
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    SCC Beat Ceylonese
    31 17 lub be.it m match 13 1 9 vvis 4 0 0 n b 0 29 {~5 4-0-1-1. Kll R b 24 22 2 iral 12 T.-tal 9-2-28-4; 20-0
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    GHQ Lost TO Changi
    21 17 n i day ester- 8 1 ingua 40 can 2« out Exi ..3 3 U«r at ~104
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    Perak Draw With Perlis
    55 17 TAIPING Sat.— Perak were lucky not to lose their Cup engagement with Perlii here today. A last minute goal by Sai Chong enabled the home team to force a one-all draw Perak played a dreadful fame m contrast to Peril* Th e visitors showed better covering
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    RAF Combined Win Triangular
    433 17 SWIFTS Athletic Club, holders of the Colony's quarter mile relay record (45 sees.) set up a new mark of 44.5 sees, m a triangular meet between RAI Combined Achilles Swifts at Changi yesterday. Swifts runners were Benedict Gomez, Tan Soo Hian, Lim Jit Imm and Tan
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    Rahim Omar's Four Beat HK Bank
    602 17 Rahim Omar's Four Beat HK Bank FOUR goals, including a hattrick. scored by Rahim Omar hi this tense, tough and thrilling SBHFA Group "A" League Cup game at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday, enabled Mercantile Bunk SC. to beat the holders. Hongkong Bank S.C. by 4-3 and avenge a prior defeat
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    SELANGOR TO REPLAY PG.
    684 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A grandstand rally by Selangor m the last ten minutes of the game earned them the right to a replay Penang m the Northern section of the Malaya Cup competition. Selangor beat Combined Services 2-0 m their final match on the Gurney Road
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    Ten New Records At Johore PWD Sports
    419 17 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— The third annual athletic sports meeting of the Johore PWD held on the English College ground yesterday produced an all round improvement m the standard of competitors taking part. Ten new records were established m the course of the afternoon
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      113 17 SOCCER: SAFA Div. 3A league: X.M.L. vs Tuan Mono Jalan Besar 4.00 p.m.; SAFA Junior Cup: Customs vs Cosmos— Geylang; Gymkhana rs Katong F.C.-Farrer Park; Friendly: Combined Dockyard Selection vs MFA Jalan Besar Cricket: SCA Senior Tournament—SCC vs Royal Navy -SCC; Police vs SRC —SRC: Army vs CSC— C^C, Indians
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    Wickson's Goal Is Decider For Spartans
    480 18 Wickson's Goal Is Decider For Spartans BY RAFMAN IN A United Services League Division 2 game at Seletar last Thursday the Spartans beat RAF Tengah by three goals to two. the ftTst few minutes E rather scrappy and mi appeared to have ng down. An right wing by left back
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    92 18 CHAMPION JOCKEY Sir Gordon Richards, wrapped m a blanket and icearing the Queen's colours, waits to be lifted onto a stretcher at Sandown Park on July 10. He was riding the Queen's horse Abergeldie out of the paddock to run m the Star Stakes when the horse reared, threw him,
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    Sharpshooters
    44 18 photo). PICTURE of the shooting team of "A" Squadron of Twelfth Royal Lancers which recently won the Regimental shield m the Regiment's annual shooting meet held m Ipoh. Standing on extreme left i s Major A. J. Clarke Kennedy, the squadron leader. Standard
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    Changi Score USL Double
    294 18 Changi Score USL Double K\F liangi brought off a grim! double by winning both Leacaei m the rnitcd Bcrilw tiMirnanifiitT RAF Ch .ngi 'A' made certain of >me time ago. but it was not until this week that their Senior tejtn made sure of Division One RAF Seletar. who are
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    Kamo In Final
    36 18 NEWPORT. MOXMOLTHSHIRE. Julr 15 (Reuter> Sachik Kamo of Japan reached the final of the Wel>h women's lawn tennis singles championship today when she defeated Miss R Walsh of Birmingham. England, 3-6. 6-4. 6-3.
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    CYCLISTS IN TRIM FOR TOUR OF S'PORE
    331 18  - CYCLISTS IN TRIM FOR TOUR OF S'PORE SRK By WITH only two clear weeks mi n w l find their top form, the racing t Singapore are training hard to win »i""' I coveted award of the season -»v prize m the Tour of Singapore. Un JMinaay. august l, at
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    TEN RIDERS FOR CORONATION TROPHY RACE
    140 18 ON August 7 at Changi a team of ten civilian riders will race against a <g(team of ten RAF. riders for possession of the "Sun" Coronation Trophy which is at present held by the civilians. The two teams will contest three events on the
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    100 Men For Finals Of BE Shoot
    177 18 BISLEY CAMP. Surrey. July 16 (Reuter). The 100 competitors who will shoot tomorrow m the final stage for the Queen's prize Championship of British Empire Rifle Shooting and generally regarded as the Blue Riband of the sport will be all men. Today the
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    SARU MEET
    29 18 THE Singapore Asian Rugby Union will hold its annual general meeting at the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club. Hong Lim Green, on Wednesday. July 21 at 5.30 p.m.
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    For The Memory
    61 19 i MR. SMITH became the first boxing referee to be awarded a certificate of Qualification by the Singai pore ABA. The picture shows Mr. Aw Cheng Chye, SABA president, making the presentation at the faretoell dinner given by him at the Southern Hotel. With them are vice-presi--1
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    Strong Borneo Contingent For Malayan Meet
    181 19 STRONG contingent from Sarawak, North id Brunei will compete as one unit, to be knov the British Borneo territories team, m M; layan AA A championships on the r Club padang on Friday and Saturday, August L 3 and 14. The Commissioner-General, Mr Malcolm
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    Yeap In The Lead
    37 19 count m the Heave and Cora popular footballers Enf i Penani hi.i Boon I.eong (Spore) I Pulton (Selangor) 71. Jan Ri.ienberg (Selangor) Wong 1 ...ii IN h (Perak) at Bakar ore) Teik (Penang)
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    4 Records At Penang On Ist Day
    43 19 records .en m the ..mpionship.s the Penid. Best d .blish et 10 by nal): 1, 4 ft. H ong i Seng 1. K. E m. 6.4 sec. (re--0 g Ling I, Henjj T. 3 X Muni-
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    CALL FOR BOXING UNITY
    508 19 Services And Civilians Must Work Together Stiff* Hetiriitff SABA Official «*i™ L k k 1V Slices boxing bodies to co-operate with each other for the betterment of the sport and the improvement of its existing standards was made by the retiring Vice President of the Singapore
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      Peng Soon Will Give Schoolboy A Helping Hand
      311 19 Peng Soon Will Give Schoolboy A Helping Hand WONG PENG SOON, the Malayan champion nou taking interest m coaching, announced that he will take "under his wing" the fourteen-year-old Henry Kee, the Geylang English Schoolbo> who won the recent C District interschoo singles title last week. Peng Soon, who described
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    A Malayan Says Farewell
    111 19  -  E. V. Smith I have bern so long as resident of Malaya that I am not a Britisher I am a Malayan. And believe me. I am really and sincerely sorry to ICSTC this country, my home and the home of so many friends. It is
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    Brig. Howard Rugby Head
    94 19 SEREMBAX. Fri.— For the "ime m their histor Semb Malacca Rugby FootLTnion have elected an to head the Union. He Brigadier C. S Howard of the 26th Gurkha Brigade and formerly of the Somerset Light Infantry. er officials elected were: Vice-president: Mr. V. Powell \S and
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    198 19 This ManSmith MR. E. V. Smith, one of the Colony's most popular sportsmen, first came to Malaya at the age of 23 icith the Royal Sussex Regiment m 1923. Noid retiring at 54, Mr. Smith spent 31 years In this country helping to promote sport, especially boxing, his first /ore.
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    Seixas Beaten
    51 19 CHICAGO. July 17. (Reuter)— Vie Seixas. 1953 Wimbledon lawn tennis champion and holder of the American clay courts title was defeated yesterday m the semi-final of the 1954 U.S. clay courts championship by Bernard Bart/en of Texas who was fourth seeded. The score was 7 5, 6 4.
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    Title Fight
    30 19 SAN FRANCISCO, July 16: (Reuter). Paddy Demarco. world lightweight boxing champion, will meet Jimmy Carter, th e former title holder m a 15-round title bout here on September
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    Selangor Opening Pair Get 150 Runs
    425 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Selangor are m a strong position m their inter-State cricket match against Malacca which began on the radang here to-! day. Selangor were all out for 285 runs and Malacca had \i 13 runs for no wicket at close of play.
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    Schools Sports
    84 19 MALACCA, Sat.— After ten field events St. Francis Institution lead 12 other schools m three of the four divisions m the Malacca Schools Sports Council annual athletic meet. Owing to a heavy ground following morning rain yesterday only one record was broken and that by SFl's Cyril de
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    PENANG TENNIS
    312 19 PENANG. Sat.— The Penang lawn tennis association's open championships opened this afternoon on the W crn Road Court. Out of seven j men's singles, one received a walk-over while a player retired after the second set. Results: Men's singles: Chan Issara beat R. Clayton 6—3, 6—l; Goon Kok
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    2542 20  -  WINDSOR LAD River Patrol Pays Huge Dividend: $126 By THE seven furlong less ZZ yards record set up by Border Scot last yea was twice broken yesterday, the concluding day of the Singapore Turf Club July meeting. In the second race, Starry, with Bill Clarke
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