The Straits Times, 4 July 1954

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES LuMfebt Motet* No. 984. SINGAPORE, SI NDAY, JILY 4, 1954. 15 CENTS
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    REDS START A BIG PUSH IN DELTA
    272 1 £iqM Vietminh divisions move towards Hanoi's defences as French retreat again Vital garrison falls after fierce battle HANOI. Saturday lay evacuated the strategic communications ccn f renewed assaults of shock troops of three illy was the south-western corner bastion of d Red River
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    $5,000 CONTEST RESULT
    3 1 $5,000 CONTEST RESULT
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    NAVY MAN IS FOUND DYING
    6 1 NAVY MAN IS FOUND DYING i
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    We were not told of pull back-U.S.
    138 1 We were not told of pull back-U.S. WASHINGTON, Sat Till UNITED STATES has instructed its diplomats at Paris, (ienrva and Saigon to express uravr concern to French and Vietnamese Rovernment leaders over the apparent abandonment to Communist forces of the populations of the Red River delta of Northern Indot hina.
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    STRATEGIC TALKS
    24 1 DON. Sat Mr. Peter .it. President of the Trade, left for the last night for American officials Of exports of mis.- Reuter.
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    WE'VE SUNK 2 RED WARSHIPS – CHIANG
    42 1 WE'VE SUNK 2 RED WARSHIPS CHIANG TAIPEH. Sat. The Chinese Nationalist official "Military Information Service" claimed j toriav the Nationalist Chinese Navy >nnk two Chinese Communist "warships" and damaged two other.s in a ''lash bf the Central Cheklanf o»aet vestcrdav morninc. Renter.*
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    FEWER VISITORS
    34 1 LONDON Sat. Nearly MO 000 overseas visitors came to Britain in the first five months df this year compared with 261. f>on in the same time in 105/S Coronation year. Reuf or
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    Mr. Kuan meets the general
    56 1 THI NEW Director ot Operations Lieut Ccncrjl Sm Gcutrrcy bourne. MMCtI Mr Kuan Chan Sang ilnchc Adam I at Scgamat to congratulate him on tht award ot the O6E in the Queen's birthday i honours. General Bourne has now returned to Kuala Lumpur from a
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    RATION BOOKS TO BURN AS MEAT IS FREED
    155 1 LONDON. Saturday. A LL food rationing in Britain ends at midnight when meat and bacon are freed and housewives will have "the freedom of the shops" for the first time since 1940. young, newly married women who cannot iber what it was
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    BRITAIN MUST STAY ON SAYS WINSTEDT
    161 1 LONDON. Saturday. SIR RICHARD WINSTEDT. a former president of the Royal Asiatic Society amd an authority on Malaya, claimed today that British responsibility cannot yet be relinquished in Malaya. In a letter published in the Time.s Sir Richard declared: "I am no defender of
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    NAZI DEATH CAMP MEN TO ME
    204 1 NAZI DEATH CAMP MEN TO ME >li:i/. France, Sat. A FRF. NTH military tribunal yesterday condemned to death six former officers and guards of the war-time Nazi concentration camp at Struthof. M eastern France. "sentences ranging up to life in solitary confinement, were passed on 84 others. Only two of
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    RUBBER PRICE UP AGAIN
    131 1 riIUE rubber price again X rose in Singapore yesterday for the .second consecutive day following the "announcement that the US was raisins the price of certain types of synthetics. Yesterday's close for July first tirade was 71 cents a lb.. a quarter of a cent above
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    7 students guilty—3 months' gaol each
    773 1 7 students guilty— 3 months' gaol each "["HE Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chapman, yesterday passed the maximum sentence three months' rigorous imprisonment on seven Chinese school students when he had found them guilty of voluntarily obstructing Mr. Basil Lidwell Flack. A.S.P.. from discharging Ms duties at Penang
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    HOME ON LEAVE
    36 1 HONG KONG. Sat. The i Governor of Hons Kons- Sir Alexander Grantham, lett by: air yesterday for Britain on: leave. He returns in November' after a lecture tour in the United States. Reuter.
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    STUDENTS IGNORE POLICE ORDER
    134 1 rjESPITE a Singapore police warning, about 200 Chinese students, including girls, gathered at Upper Pickering Street yesterday morning near the police courts .it South Bridge Road. From early yesterday mornIng police had nut a cordon round the court compound and around Hone Lim Grern at the
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    ESTATE CUM BATTLE
    35 1 KIMI II'MPTJR. 5*U. On Uhi F<mis Ksrnfe In the Rr>n- 1 <jam Ar»»a i>[ JnHbre yrwerdayj terrorist fltrd at a police truck Thi fir- was returned N'n caualMi \s have been reported.
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    A call to action: 'Hating Communism is not enough'
    283 1 A call to action: 'Hating Communism is not enough' KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. kJAjOR R. ISAAC, of the Director of Operations Staff, appealed to the public today to lose their apathy, and help the security forces to uncover the activities of Communist agents. As public support for the Malayan Communist Party
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    MAUREEN DOtS IT AGAIN
    145 1 MAUREEN DOtS IT AGAIN Spoils highlights MISS MAUREEN CONNOLLY. I9 year-old American, won the women's lawn tennis I impionship at Wimbledon for the third si sive year when she ouise Brouglj 'USAi 6-: :.n;U. Rex Hacfewig and Mervyn Rose ot Australia won the men's doubles championship beating Vie Selxaa and
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    BACK TO COLONY
    23 1 Mr y, Qopala Menon, Indian Government Reprtsentat. is i xp 1 return to Singapore tomortww morning by Air India International.
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    I THE AUTHOR
    121 2 DAUL BRICKHILL. thirtyseven year old Australian author, has already written three best-sellers Brickhill. who was a tighter pilot and prisoner of war like Bader, took two years to research and write Reach For The Sky. There were Bader's documents, manuscripts and photographs to look through, reports to
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    A DARE THAT ENDED IN DISASTER
    2144 2 And llacftVi* story IWgan J\ reticent official terms Ihe report oC the Royal Air Force College at (ranwell on Flight Cadet Douglas Bader summed him up neatly: "Plucky, capable, headstrong." His flying rating was "above average," which is RAF understatement for a natural pilot
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    A young pilot and his plane
    71 2 Duu^i\ Bidcr. left. po»e» with H.ir^y Day And Geoffrey S'rphcninn in front of j Gamecock, it wat mrnmer, 1931, and 21-year-old Pilot OHiccr Bader wai on top of the world. TWO of the reproductions to be included in Bn exhibition ot modem French art
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      276 2 Good Timekeeping /^v ItTElUlTi'ftjl E ER V INTER V I TIONA L Watch is subjected to an unusually strict inspection before leaving the factory. Special instrument sand optical equipment are employed for individual tests of its timekeeping qualities in a variety of positions and in temperatures ranging from tropical heat
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    COUNCIL CHALLENGE TO ALLIANCE
    413 3 Singam: We HAVE a majority— why this boycott? A 'broken pledge KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. |WO members of the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council today challenged alliance members to prove that their boycott of the council was justified. An adjourned meeting was held w thout the usual quorum.
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    Boys in harmony
    42 3 THESE FIVE little boys put their hearts into the Malay song "Sinbad" which they sang at yesterday's fun tair in the Singapore Volunteer Corps headquarters. Beach Road. The tair was part of the S.V.C. Centenary celebrations. Sunday Times picture.
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    CYCLISTS TOP DEATH LIST
    37 3 Of ten people killed in' road accidents in Singapore last month, .six were cyclists. A Traffic Police spokesman said: "Cyclists must observe the rules of the road, give signals and use their commonsense
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    HE'S OFF TO U.K.
    26 3 A Singapore Sea Cadet. Mohamcd Sallch bin Ahmad leaves for Britain on the Eumaeus today to study on a three-month cadet scholarship.
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    KiEF SCALES WALL
    41 3 A thief broke into a bouse in Vhampoa Road. Singapore on "riday night and stole $90. two ;old rir.;s and pold brooch. The tnirf scaled an eight:oot wall and cut a wire mesh to »et into the house.
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    Advance bookings now
    18 3 From Wednesday, seats in the Theatre Royal. Singapore, may be booked in advance for rash
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    THIS WILL SET ART LOVERS ARGUING
    221 3 pEPRODUCTIONS of works by some of France's most controversial painters will be included in an exhibition of modern French art in Singapore this week. In addition to 74 high-class reproductions of famous paintings there will be photographs of artists at work in their ParLs
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    AIRPORT FIRE TENDER KAS'WONDER'SPRAY
    271 3 AN RAF. crash tender capable of spraying half a ton of carbon dioxide in eight minutes, was put into operation at Kallang airport, Singapore, yesterday. To man this latest addition to the airport's fire fighting services, the Department of Civil Aviation has recruited 23 additional firemen
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    The rubber market
    135 3 Closing prices yesterday In cents per lb. were: No. 1 R.S.S. spot loose buyers 70 "a sellers 71. No. 1 R.S.S. buyers 71 sellers 71^4, No. 2 buyers 70!«. sellers 70^. No. 3 buyers 69 U sellers 69'^.. Singapore Chamber of CommtTce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday
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    Well groomed, loving a joke, but serious – that's Christian
    1317 4  - Well groomed, loving a joke, but serious that's Christian Jacqueline de Castries now i pair 01 Ri.n i:paii.ktti:s hhoki: i hixch military tramtiox By i)l'RIN(; the last few months much has been written about General de astries. Part of it was true, but another part was absolute nonsense. I am
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    THE STORY SO FAR
    166 4 I AST WEEK. ountess dr I' \j .i-sin-s told of her •I meeting with the handS some Captain of Spahi*. Christian de Castries and •I how their mutual love of horses drew them into a u\ spasmodic correspondence. She also told of Chrls•l tian's letter from
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    Air hostess is Flower Queen
    138 4 A 23- YEAR-OLD K L.M. air, hostess has been chosen as "Flower Queen" of Th* Hague. Two of her fellow stewardesses are to he "Flower Princesses." "I've never tried to be a queen, hut now that I have been chosen I think it is simply
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    Luxury goods flood the russian markets
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    UT WHO CAN AFFORD TO BUY?
    443 4 Asks LEON VOLKOV MOSCOW'S liquor stores are promoting a new type of drinkskoye Veesky. It is 90 per cent proof, tastes bitter and costs 21 rubles a pint. Leaflets are circulating throughout the city saying: "You can drink Sovietskoye Veesky from vodka glasses or
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      283 4 HUMBER HAWK Power goes up... running costs stay down *v I tuc urn/ n v v cunur i "^i ftf^kw I ntff u.n.v. triuint %}%y V^€^ Ulft *U/0 mUnt rUff Cn. Here v the com f orta b| r< tf^hfc Humber Hawk of powtr. Away on the road, von r
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  • PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
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      COME UP FOR CHRISTMAS, SAID THE PRINCE
      503 5  -  IMs* \l l> HAM I 111 I HOW WOULD you like to spend Christmas as the euost of the Royal Family? Harry Burrows, a Singapore <ity Council engineer can tell you exactly it 1 like— bet -au.se he once spent Christmas at vmdringham
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      She's 'Miss Speaker'
      84 5 TAIPING. Sat. FOUR schools took part In an elocution contest held at St. George's School. Miss Lydia Thuralappah of the Lady Treacher Girls' School was voted "MLss Speaker" and the runners-up were Miss I im Meng Eng of the Lady Treacher Girls' School and Miss Annie Choonp;
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      He gives us parks and pools
      167 5 SINGAPORE has to thank one man for increased opportunities for healthy living. Mr. W. Irvinr Watson. City Architect and Building Surveyor. He is author of the "new park every threeyears and new-pool-every-two-years plan," which the City Council has approved. The first new pool under
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      BUSINESSMAI COMPOSES SONGS AS HIS HOBBY
      191 5  - BUSINESSMAI COMPOSES SONGS AS HIS HOBBY John Hood By TWERE'S a man in Singapore X who has so much music goinx through his head that he lives in a haze of melody in is spare moments. He i« Mr. Michael Courtney, a Colony businessman, who has always on hand a
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      'Minister' meets trade unionists
      73 5 TAIPING, Sat. The Member for Industrial and Social Relations, Inche Mustapha Albakri bin Haji Hassan visited Taiping and was met by. 52 representatives from 18 trade unions in Larut and Matang at the King Edward VII School Hall. The unionists discussed various aspects of trade unionism
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      Men in the 'magic cave keep them in the air
      362 5 r|\HERE is a *maglc cav< X hansar at Kuala Lumpur airport where 15 light planes five belonging to the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club are periodically stripped, checked and given 1 new coats of paint. Alter every 15 flying hours, each
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      Party of year for Barbara
      134 5 INVITATIONS are going out for the most spectacular party of the London season. It will be given for debutante Barbara Stanley-Smith, JB, at the Stoll Theatre. helping to organise it is Lady Amabel Yorke, 19-year-old daughter of the Earl of Hardwicke. Six hundred guests are
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      Be Proud of Your English
      552 5 Are you content with the way you speak and write? Are you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? Never has the importance ot effective speech and writing been more widely recognised than today if you can express yourself
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      239 5 These tough Henley Tyres can take it. Built with extra care, with special cushion rubber they pive more comfort, protect against bursts and mean more tyre miles for you. HENLEY TYRES Obtainable tkmghoui Malaya Sole Agents: SWEE HIN CO. 11, Havclock Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** ***** 431, Batu Road. Kuala
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  • HOLIDAYS WITH A DIFFERENCE
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      The forgotten language
      890 6 By LESLIE EDGAR THESEIRA THE other day. after a long stay in Singapore— this veritable Babel I was returning to Malacca, which, though not my birthplace, is n spot close to my heart; nay, to many others, too. be they Europeans or Asians. For there I knew
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      The Countryman's Journal
      672 6 -ami a language no-one ran understand LAST Sunday some friends visited the Dusun to collect the Tuan for a curry tiffin in town. A Voice 'plane had lust closed a half hour's flight in the neighbourhood No Chinese will ever admit to a European that he understands
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      Marie Gough on FOOD
      373 6 NEW SWEET RECIPES HOUSEWIVES who cater for children are always on the lookout for new sweet recipes. Here are two rlamorouslooking- confections which contain plenty of good wholesome nourishment without being too rich for the small tummie to digest. COCONUT BUTTERSCOTCH PIE LINE an eight or
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      225 6 notices a girl's hair Every time you use a Sihrikrin shampoo yon're pvinj yourself the surest promise of gleaming, sillcy hair— h; that captivates by its sheer loveliness! You *ec, eve™ Silvikrin shampoo, whether liquid or cream, ii enriched with Purr Silvikrin, the hair's natural food, to feed health and
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    Nes shopping spat far the career girts
    951 7 ByMAXINERAKICH SINGAPORE has another gown salon. This time it is a little one with the best quality American clothes for the smallest price. The owner of this salon has wisely decided that the office girls are dv for a break and has imported
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    A FASHION HOUSE IN ERIN'S ISLE
    343 7 LONDON. I WENT to Dublin to see an Irish two-year-old. I dont mean a foal of Tulyar, Nimbus, or Arctic Prince. I wanted to see what is happening to that astonishing infant phenomenon— lrish fashion. Irish Ideas from Dublin and Cork, from Ulster and
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    YOU CAN KEEP THE 'HE—MEN'
    372 7 YOU CAN KEEP THE 'HE—MEN' MEN! You can keep your "handsome j j he-men"—give me a j really ugly man —any j day of the week! 1] Women don't fall for I him too easily, and that i is why when one does, he i I will go to any
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    SHOULD I SAY YES' TO THIS HANDSOME, BUT OLDER, MAN
    578 7 ON the two occasions when a very handsome man I met two years ago proposed to me, I could not give him an answer because he is very much older than I. He has another girl-friend and I have- a
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      199 7 Why the whole family says: keep (/our teeth KOLYNOS cfean/'^*^^! M J; \kH Kolynos Dental Cream \J is the family favourite for four very good reasons YNOS Foam reaches into every corner and crevice, where decay i starts that's first in importance," jays Father. KOLYNOS Smiles are brightest of all
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      417 7 What more can you do keeping a family fit AND well is not easy. You mak« sure they get good meals and plenty of fresh air and sleep. Yet still they pick up infections and illnesses. Can you guard against this? Yes give them daily Ribena. For Ribena— the natural
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    The stoles will steal the show
    132 8 yfOU cannot stop the stoles. everlasting and everchanging. They have turned up in a thousand different forms. Made in priceless mink and cheapest dupion. made in tartans, taffetas, and tweeds the stole can fit a suit, a dress, a ball gown, outdoor coats, and
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    SLIM LOOK' FROM PARIS
    414 8  - SLIM LOOK FROM PARIS de LONA By THE SMARTER set of women in Malaya, whether they aspire to Government garden parties or prefer the friendlier, less formal atmosphere of a Chinese cabaret, will welcome the news that the 'Slim Look' is becoming < more and more fashionable. Recent reports from
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    CRAZY FASHIONS FOR THE BEACH ARE FROM ITALY
    350 8  -  RUTH LANGDON By A FAMILIAR saying among the American and English fashion buyers at Italy's style shows is: "While Italy's high fashions cannot compete with Paris's, Paris has been hopelessly overshadowed by Italy in the realm of beach and sportswear". The man
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    HATS FOR HIRE-AN IDEA FROM BRITAIN
    402 8  -  fr«««'.s Httrbvr »U LONDON LET loose in a shop full of deliriously smart and pretty hats free to try on as many as you please, and knowing you're going to wear one at the party tonight, but without payin s fourteen guineas: does the
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    UNIONS REJECT COUNCIL OFFER OF TALKS
    296 9 Now the plan is for an indefinite strike THE Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation has turned down the council's offer of negotiations in a bid to prevent a strike decision by the 10.000 workers today. The deputy president of the council, Mr. R.
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    Singapore Malays wed
    41 9 Miss Noorlam Bibi binte Noordin. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Noordim was married recently to Mr. Abdul Lafiff bin Abdullah of Hie Singapore City Council. The ceremony was held at the bride's residence in Idris Road.
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    LESS SPENT ON SMOKES AND DRINK
    207 9 SINGAPOREANS went to the pictures less, smoked less i and drank a lot less in the hrst six months of this year than they did in the first six! months of last. This is shown in revenue figures issued by the Customs Department yesterday.
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    WORKERS' PLAN IS REJECTED
    100 9 MR. J. D. H. NEILL. Assistant Commissioner for Labour. Singapore, yesterday had twohour talks with representatives of Borneo Motors and the Motor Workers Union about their dispute. The dispute follows the dismissal on Wednesday of 13 workers of the firm. After the meeting. Mr. Neill ttold
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    EXTRA LIGHTS FOR PEDESTRIANS
    52 9 From 8 a.m. on Monday Ml extra set of pedestrian control lights will operate on on each side of Collyer Quay. Singapore This means pedestrians will have two lanes in which to cross. A traffic oolice spokesman said the extra lights were beinc set up "as
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    TWO WALK OUT
    34 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— Dato Wong Shee Fun and Mr. Yap Kirn Hock. MCA members, have resigned from the State Council. Mr. K. S. Lav Secretary of the Johore MCA, said today.
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    SON STOOD UP FOR FATHER -THE GIRL WOULDN'T TELL
    255 9 %WHEN the name of a businessman, Chong Cheng Hoe, was called in a Singapore Traffic Court yesterday, Chong Swee Siong, 19-year-old schoolteacher, stood up. The charge against Cheng Hoe of Handy Road read: driving a car without rear and i front
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    DID NOT TELL CHARGE
    96 9 Habibah binte Sahuri, a! ronggeng girl at an hotel in Jalan Besar. pleaded guilty in the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday to report her change of address. Habibah came to Singapore from the Federation in October. 1952. and was arrested on July 1, thi.s year.
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    Her friend hadn't a licence: She's fined
    178 9 INCHE ABDUL WAHAB CHOWS, a Singapore traffic magistrate, yesterday warned a woman motorist: "You must not allow anyone to drive without first finding out whether that person has a licence or not. 'It is no excuse for you to say that you were
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    HE IGNORED SIGNAL
    42 9 R.M. Boston of Thomson Road, was fined $15 in the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday for failing to obey a traffic hand signal at the junction of Keppel Road and Cantonment Road at 1 15 p.m on May 25.
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    UN. PRIZE FOR SPORE ESSAY
    50 9 Mr J.G. Parry, of Singapore has won a second prize in the United Nations sixth international essay competition, it was announced yesterday. His 2.000-word essay on "The Role of Education in Developing International Understanding" wins him a visit to the United Nations offices in Bangkok.
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      94 9 Popular crossword 5 Slumber (S) <5i 31 Poems 42 ViMtois '*>> 6 Twlsl {b) 15 Assesgeg (9 32 Carolled »4» 43 Method <t>). 7Ar wfJl (3) 20 p rO p r i etor ,5, 33 p p r fencing nnw\' 8 Declare <6i 21 Relieves (5) <4i 9 Pull up
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      77 9 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 12.39 a.m. (10ft.) 2 p.m. (Bft. Bins.); Port Dickson 8.49 a.m. (9 ft.t 9.04 p.m. (8 ft. 5 ins); Penang 3.15 a.m. (7 ft. 2 ins.> 2.56 p.m. 1 8 ft. l.r. TOMORROW: Singapore 1.21 a.m. 1 9 ft. 7 Ins. i 2.31 p.m. (.8 ft.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    11 10 ft m wtmmm). ■,;;rK-FM.ioi In Lovliig 1944. M :vph.
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES
    7 10 SUNDAY JULY 4. 1954.
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    The great Red bluff
    485 10 SOMETHING strange is happening in Soviet Russia. The Malenkov Government has launched a drive to give the working man more to eat and drink, and such i bourgeois delicacies a.' icecream and smoked salmon are appearing In i the restaurants and cafes of Moscow. But that
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    Police swoop
    126 10 THE public can br well satisfied with the efforts of the Singapore Police Force over the past few days. "Operation Eagle", one of tho bluest man-hunts ever carried out in the Colony has resulted in the arrest of ?1 men and women and the I seizure of arms
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    Big prize can be so unlucky
    383 10 Big prize can be so unlucky When ,i person wins the < first prize in a Big < bvsccD <>r Welfare Lottery one < is apt to consider him very < lucky and in for a good time < lor the rest of his life. J History records, however, <
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    Magic carpet' may end traffic problems
    948 10 Magic carpet may end traffic problems —AND BOOST MALAYAN 111 lI II VAX A TURN of a switch in Akron, rubber capital of the world, mid I saw one of Aimricn's mane carpel ideas at work. Tiny giass-shccted bo: cars with little wooder passengers seated begai to ride swiftly on
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    What you think
    969 10 TYMOTW I WAS touched by the stoi ef TYMOTW and th» dL>tre.ssed dog in last Sunday's Countryman's Journal His humane action suggest he could be a Hindu, but his name looks telegraphic, oi like a .ship's code-name! Either I have missed reading, or had read but forgot
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    HE WAS S.V.C.s FIRST COMMANDANT
    486 10 HE WAS S.V.C.s FIRST COMMANDANT ■THE 100 th anniversary of A the Singapore Volunteer Corps also marks the centenary of the man who was first commandant of the Singapore Volunteer Rifle Corps, which was the Corps' original name. He was Lt. Col. R. MacPTierson Captain Commandant in 1854 56 and
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    COMPETITION KEEN IN DIFFICULT CONTEST
    860 11 By the Competition Editor dication committee thought that the clues for Straits Times >rd Puxxle Contest FF were more difficult than in recent contest*, ad analysis, however, indicated that most solvers were right on their nd competition was keen. There is still a tendency to
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    TIN, RUBBER SALES
    36 11 A total Of 76.362 tons of rubber and 4,618 tons of tin were exported from Sinuapore and the Federation last j month, it was announced by the acting Registrar of Malayan Statisics. yesterday.
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    21 11 LIEUT. L W. CRECAN RAOCi and Mm Etmc Swift, who were married ar the Roman Catholic Garriion Church, Tanglin, Singapore, yesterday.
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    28 INDIAN SAILORS REACH COLONY
    62 11 Twenty-eight Indian sailors, who will take the Straits Steamship Company's Beluru to India, arrived in Singapore yesterday in the Jalagopal from Madras. The Beluru was recently sold to the Scindia Steam Navigation Company of of India. The Beluru. which has operated on the Malayan Archipelego
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    'Weak link in Malaya Borneo defences'
    192 11 KUALA BELAIT, Borneo, Sat. DECENT piracy off the coast of North Borneo "indicates an urgent need to provide defences and communications in a weak (joint in the Malaya-3orneo-Philippines defence chain." iThls view was expressed in an editorial in the Borneo Bulletin today. Pirates recently
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    Court is moved
    71 11 nriHE SINGAPORE Court j A of Criminal Appeal will sit tomorrow at 10.30 a.m. with the Chief Justice, Sir! Charles Murray -Aynsley presiding. As the Court of Appeal hall is occupied by the Inauirv into the Kallang air crash, the Appeal Court will sit in Court No.
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    TOP NAVY JOBS FOR INDIANS SOON
    144 11 PENANC. Saturday. DEAR-ADMIRAL F. A. Ballance. Flag Officer. Indian Navy, said in Penang today that an Indian officer would one day take over his command. With the exception of the I two top jobs in the Indian Navy commander- In -chiet and flag officer—
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    No amahs in this show
    245 11 By PAT MORGAN AN ENGLISHMAN and a German who describe them selves as "the rugged individualists of the Singapore art world" are giving a joint exhibition of their work. They are Arthur ("Johnnie") Johnson, swimming coach and compere, and Gerd Barkowsky, who paints his way
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    TWO MEN HURT IN TAXI-CAR CRASH
    46 11 Abdul Rani bin Puteh. 41, and Ang Tin Teck, 29, were slightly injured when a taxi they were travelling in overturned in Geylang Road, Singapore yesterday afternoon. The taxi was involved in a crash with a car near Lorong 41.
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    $22,028 FOR S.A.T.A
    31 11 The fun fair held in aid of the free treatment fund of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association at the Great World Ixst month, realised $22,028. it was stated yesterday.
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      115 11 WINNING ANSWERS TO WOMiD PUZZLE FF l/i X fo r ii s Tim Word Pu rfc Contest "FF" was won by MADAM TAN S*UI CHENC, 67, Emerald Hill Road. Singapore 9. She submitted a set of answers which corresponded completely with those given beThese were adjudged by the adjudication committee
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    A 'HELL DANCE' IN SINGAPORE
    125 12 pIRST prize of $30 goes this week to Sunny Ciam of the Public Lighting Office, City Hall, Singapore, for his "Breaking The Hell/ right. The picture shows a Chinese priest performing a fire dance to "comfort the dead in Hell." Second prize of $15 was
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    Caroline finds soaring a thrilling experience
    551 12 AKXK AIPIH lIAII. MEETS A 4.1. Illicit PILOT WHEN the roads are dangerous, pay drops are made to the estates from aircraft, the money-bags being parachuted by a dropper who accompanies the pilot in the aeroplane. A member of the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club,
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    BARBARA HAS THE KEY TO SUCCESS IN HOLLYWOOD
    350 13  -  Brian Young By JF THERE'S a secret to Hollywood success. Barbara Stanwyck has found it. "Sometimes I'm told that I'm considered difficult," she admitted. "It isn't exactly so. If I can't understand a character, I can't play her, regardless of how important
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    A.n excellent film
    25 13 Two scenes from "Hobson's Choice." ABOVE: Weddvui night at the Mossop's. BELOW: Henry Horatio Hobson throirs a tantrum after his daughter's elopement.
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    Both brothers are stars now
    390 13  -  James Arthur By IJAVING a film-star brother might be considered an 11 advantage for a young fellow seeking success in the same field, but Steve Forrest doesn't see it that way. Now on his way to stardom himself, Forrest no longer avoids mentioning his relationship
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    FILM FANS' I FORUM Film show at a ii food stall
    266 13 FILM FANS' I FORUM Film show at a ii food stall > IN YOUR footnote to I' 1 S. Kurusamy's letter J. In last Sunday Times you wondered if there are ■I any more old-time film "I J« lans in the Forum. Well, J« ■J I am jlad to say,
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    BUT ITS APPEAL IS PERHAPS TOO LOCAL TO BE SUCCESS HERE
    329 13  -  no\ \i n HAMiAiit: Jfr IT WILL be interesting to see how long "Hobson's Choice" previewed in Singapore last week runs in the Colony. With such past masters of dialect comedy as Charles Laughton and John Mills it could
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    SALLY OF OUR ALLEY' SONG MADE A FORTUNE, BUT ITS WRITER IS BROKE
    545 13  -  Conrad Phillips By rriHE man who gave us "Sally Is penniless. Gracie Fields sang it all round the world. It grossed M 52,000,000. But Harry Loon, the man who! composed it, sold it outright for Ms24o because
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    Science tests a card trick
    1098 14  -  GEORGE TANSEY By ANYBODY who honestly believes he has seen a ghost or communicated through a medium wit h a relative or friend who has ''passed over" is likely to be convinced without further argument that personal survival after death is a reality. Anybody who
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    And now it's the mechanical clerk
    336 14 "■ELECTRONIC brains" will ■Erf take over the work of nearly 250,000 book-keeping and pay clerks in British factories and officers during the next five years. Machines are likely to replace half the present total of clerical workers in the biggest business houses in the
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      547 14 f ...the Chicken is plenty ahd the Cream is rich Mmm. good! just taste that (ffyl^ h n(ied with extra-heavy cream g^^___^^^^ ...accented with tempt ing ruts of I^^^^SSS^LSt^fS <"P'* r V and pverso-deliratp <*„. W£o^^ soning topped ctfl with pieres ASff f)7il t/' Jt^k cnic <en so ten der
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    His first love ended in heartbreak
    1305 15 P.tLJ!nd fa y es of Charlie Chaplin— 3 |T was wh.le appearmg a South London music-hall that Charlie Chaplin He was about 19 at the time; she was slightly -ounger. one of a roupe of dancing girls. He stood in the wings to watch
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      166 15 Roundabouts Swings I \k^ I iONQ HEARS THE I AND THE DOCTOR I SO, CHONG j LATgR TRUCKS VAN I I TOLD HIM TOOK n. HORUCKS foro«"^«tf*w^) IIOKmy) f t r Tk f fluit ri kt> CUCDVn/)V I'll Ch»M^ *otH« of J y n^l X 'c*«*w>vfce* your food eVtKYPfIr <?Mrk©rse«
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      137 16 BURGLAR I I /l 1^1 1 j^3 it \ii f'/rs. U ill 7 j y^' IJJi £V£R£AOy TO THE RESCUEIT'S ONLY A CAT" >filce Ml you ilwry. have your •FVFREADY brand rlashlight <lo<e it hand and make doubly •ure it's afways powered with •TVEREADY brand batteries. They give brighter light,
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      413 16 While You Sleep Aching J oint d Nights. Om.n.,, 0 u?.\* Cr-les under Eye,. BuV-.S" 1 ing Passage, Los °'"0. Appetite and Frtqutnt wV.V 1 and Cold^. Etc. OMlns rant h. ,p mtK It hi gft to tl,. The Cystex r r^,i compounded i bladder and on* from anrt sun
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      1054 16 /mm f^ r*t^^*^^ \^i'^*^^^**w\. r*^^»s^F^^l^^^^^^^^ vH^f/fMiti£v jv^lJ iiswvV\vVV\vvvH I T H^X I .^^■i^s^^ssi^m^^^^^^^^^^S sT I I IJ J M 1 1 -i^ Iss^sstlHsV i£9/ .JssV^ssf^-J^^*" *^T TO "ESCAPE HE WAS Gf?AZEC? BY SLUG STRIPER'S j 'M m/// f^^| P BUt H E N E R P ANP is^sssssssKsKsV M* t
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      312 16 THIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY: Excellent both for and would certainly bring arhome keeping people and guments. Don't neglect accithosc who are inclined to the dent risk this evening. FOE open air. Good day for tr- LICK TODAY WEAR OF newing contacts, launching l"SE: Black and White, 4, Diafresh ideas.
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    Hock fall sank barque trapped in cave
    1035 17  -  ALAN KENT THE STRANGEST SHIP WRECK OF THEM ALL By QNE OF THE oddest of all sea disasters was that which overtook the full-rijjjjed American ship General Grant while on its way from Melbourne to England in 1866. Carr.\ins 83 passengers and crew
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    CALL IT A WESTERN NAME, BUT IT'S STILL RED HOOLIGANISM
    403 17 NEWSPAPERS in satellite countries, particularly Czechoslovakia, Hungary and tter part of and i n early 1954. it riral of space to the problem of controllin;: you The mere 'act that the press ■,::vmc on a youth-be-haviour programme is an indication
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    FISH FROM PACIFIC FEEDS A NATION
    270 17 i"iO to certain tinemas in \J Chile ard on the back of the programme you will find a prize-winning fish recipe. Pass a school, and you are likely to hear children's voices sincinc the praises of the fish of the sea. Drop in at
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      151 17 LJC APPOINTMENTS nj are In i I Applications on form nou.nnble from any 3fßce. should reach 1 Personal CHEAPEST The Bantam cn|oys well deserved reputation for its robust reliability, lively performance and economy in price fuel consumption and maintenance costs The B.infjir makes motor cycling so ratv for everyone Hire
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      280 17 SIM* ««ro wuW limp EVEN LOWER TOURIST hARES to NEW ZEALAND! via AUSTRALIA Jf T f less an a ay s corn \j/m, '■'''table flight by b. "^t^BW^Wf V -^-engined Constellatior m j TEAL services to New accommodation 5 ry K *W^^S\ sr are even lower m y &P now
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    Last week's crossword solution The world of motoring
    552 18 Last week's crossword solution The world of motoring Il<> is out in ht'ntf ih« k \orions By Edin Peters A SINGAPORE motor cyclist. 29 year old K. C. Wong, the Colony's champion hill climber has now turned his eyes to records at the stand-ing-start speed trials. Wong's a.nbition is all
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    ATOMS HELP TEST TYRES
    159 18 RADIOACTIVE materials peaceful products of atomic energy are being used in special tyres by rubber research scientists. The research is being conducted to determine the amount of rubber that wears off different tyre treads in a specified length of time. This new atomic research method, according
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    THE CLIMATE OF MALAYA WILL PREVENT A FOUR MINUTE MILE
    317 18 Says CRUSADER gOMEONE asked me the other day what the chances are of a fourminute mile in Malaya. Not immediately, of course, he hastened to add, but in the future. I could not give him a satisfactory reply then This
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET AVERAGES
    478 18 SINGAPORE CRICKET AVERAGES 'pHERE has been hardly any change in their average and positions in the Singapore Cricket Association's tournament tables as only two games were possible last Sunday. M A* W L D PUPerc. Army 9 7 2 42 77.78 RAF Spore 10 1 6 1 2 40 74.07
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    Cheng Eng leads Boon Leong
    122 19 V'fcAP CBSNG WHO, the Prnanr 1 state football captain, leads with 152.549 vote*, in the Fraser Neave crown rork competition to pick Malaya's two most popular footballers for a two-month visit to England. The votinr Retires, released for the first time yesterday, show that Cheng
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    S'GOR DOWN 3-1, BUT RALLY TO= BEAT PG.
    238 19 S'GOR DOWN 3-1, BUT RALLY TO= BEAT PG. PENANG, Saturday. GOAL SCORED by the Selangor captain* E. C. Dutton, ihree minutes from time, gave the State a 4 3 victory over Penanjj, the holders, in their Malaya Cup fixture on Victoria Green here today. Selangor fully deserved their victory. They
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    PERAK HELD 2-2 BY SERVICES
    271 19 IPOH, Sat. FEDERATION Combined Services x today surprised Perak In their Malaya Cup soccer match on the i Chinese Assembly Hall ground, holding them to a 2-2 draw. A fitter team, who had more of :he game and played better. Ser- v Ices were definitely
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    PAHANG LOSE BY OWN GOAL
    134 19 KOTA BAHRU. Sat. \N OWN goal by Pahaags centre- half Paterson in the stith minute of todays East Zone Malaya Cup match enabled Kelantan to beat Parking by 2—l before a large crowd .it Churchill Padang. After a s> orcless rirst half. Kelant.ci took the
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    Selangor in strong position
    158 19 SEREMBAN. Sat. \IIKE SHEPHERDSON put Selanor In a strong position In (t.eir first innings against Negi'l Sembllan In th* two-day Interstate cricket match on the N.S Padang today. SKI.\X(iOR— IST INNS N. H. Hobbs c Gosh b Dexter 14. S. Rajaliugam b Gosh 2: M. Shepherdson
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    Singapore had all the lucky breaks
    369 19 T«HIS MI T ST be Singapore's year in Malaya Cup footr ball. If they have half the lucky breaks they had in beating Nejjri Sembilan 3-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, no team will prevent them from regaining the Cup they lost last year.
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    POSITIONS
    104 19 I ATEST Malaya Cup football lj positions are: P W D L FAFb l>rak 3 2 1*635 Penanr 3 2 0 18 4 4 Selanxor 3 2 0 19 4 4 Hd. Services 3 10 2 9 5 3 Kedah 2 0 0 2 18 0 -lis 2 0
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    91-run stand enables CSC to lead TPCA
    192 19 AN UNFINISHED 91 -run partnertv ship between C. Thuraisingam and S. Paramathevan enable. Ceylon Sports Club to lead T.P.C.A.. of Kuala Lumpur, In their annual cricket match at Balestier Road. Singapore, yesterday. The visitors were dismissed for 130 runs and Ceylon S.C. were
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    Indians beat Pressmen
    193 19 INDIAN Association beat Straits x Times C.C. by 38 runs in their cricket fixture at Balestier Road IXIH.VN ASSOCIATION: Verity Gill c Badior b Siebel lti; Gosh c Beaumont b Siebel 0; Aslirafl* c Earn Hock b Marks 3: Balachandran c Earn Hock b Sitbel 8; M.
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    LE MERGER HITS UNBEATEN 73
    67 19 Christian Brothers Old Boys beat St. Andrew's School Old Boys in an Old Boys league cricket fixture on the padang yesterday. St. Andrew's 127 (Eddy Fung 38. A. Jansen 24. S. Hope 15, Peter Martens 2-13. R. da Silva 2-15. J. d Almeida 2-38 1.
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    TIME ROBS SJI OF VICTORY
    47 19 Customs Sports Club and St. Joseph's Institution drew in their cricket fixture yesterday. Customs 140 lor 4 dcci. i Ismail SO ret. Aziz 34. S. M. All 33 1. S.J.I. 11l for 2 (Wicks 50 not out. James Qink 30 not out).
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    Infantry make 168 v Artillery
    115 19 INFANTRY made 168 runs In the first innings of their two-day cricket fixture against Royal Artillery at Tanulm yesterday. IXKANTRV— Ist Inns. Sherlock b Stepto 27; Hodges c Stepto b Richarison 7; Lewis b Stepto 37; Whitmell b Burton 25 Boardman c Squires b Mclntosh
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    TODAY'S SOCCER AT STADIUM
    55 19 In preparation for the forthcoming inter-Mate competition for the Bardhan Cup. Singapore Indians will play the Singapore Chinwe in a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar stadium today. This match will also help the Chinese In their preparation for the forthcoming SAFA Community league. Both teams
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    ACS nearly lost their 13 th race
    476 19 ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOLS champion relay team came their nearest to being beaten for the first time this season in their 13th race at the Presbyterian Boys School sports on Friday. Their first runner, Ljh Kah Yue, went lame and Ra fries Institution took the
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      259 19 You're looking at your future. With the right training you can go make more money and live better as the years gn by. il ilhnut that training there's a ceiling on what you can earn. By the time you're middle-aged you'll be on the way down, into the ranks of
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      52 19 S.C.R.C. DRAW Non-Benders and Singapore Chinese Recreation Club drew at rricket at Hoiik Lim Green yesterday. Non-Benders HP i Blades 33. Bogaars 20. Tun Jell 18. Cecil Wong 4-40, Dennis Lee 2-13 S.C.RC 120 for 7 iKhoo Ong I-ee 20. Fook Senu 18. Swee Lim Swung 17. R. V. S.
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    ORE SCORES BRILLIANT WIN IN TOP SPRINT TO PAY $84 AT KL
    2152 20  -  KPSOM JKKP. \U pROMOTU) claM after her victory last week Ore, with Mickey Donnelly astride, put up a fine sprint performance to outsmart a bright I Div. I field over Hi. at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, concluding day of
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    BIG SWEEP
    59 20 TOTAL TOOL: S27f» 150 MUST: No. *****4 (575.4..1) 1 SECOND: No. *****5(137,725) IIIIIJI) No. 2Hm; (518.862) STAKTKRS (53. 143 each) \..s. *****3; *****3; *****4: 134 i05; *****:; *****3. CONSOLATION, (51.676 each), Nos. *****3; *****0; *****1; *****8; *****2; *****9;! *****3; *****6; *****2; *****1. I ;i r.i I TOTE: Seven
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    PICTURE TIP
    26 20 The Straits Times picture tip for yesterday s races at Kuala Lumpur «as Peasirtt Girl, who scored a 4^-length win in the first race.
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