The Straits Times, 26 June 1955

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in No. 1,035 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1955 20 CENTS
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    HOUSEWIVES ARE RED TARGET
    827 1 Captured directive says: Turn local grievances into Communist victories Singapore-style bid at revolt planned KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. USEWIVES and young men, beware. You are among the people the Malayan Communist Party wishes to "welcome" within its ranks of ■dcrground supporters despite its "peace" offer. beware. The
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    ELSKE GETS MARRIED
    40 1 Elsfce Uniterm gtafapare'i '(iirl of tho Year" in and Mr. A. <'. Kyle-Little of I'nitrd Engineers.. Who married ;it St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. The is the daughter of Mr U4 Mrs. M. I>. A. Woltrrs Suiul:iv Times picture.
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    MINISTER'S BID TO AVERT BIG STRIKE
    113 1 T: for L;<bot;r. Mr. yew Hock, will personone to try and avert ■i-nrd strike by 10.000 of the Singapore City Labour Unions Fedederatkm is due to give otlce today. Lim told the Straits triciav that he would Uscuntona with both I oon as possible.
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    PREMIER & THE ACTRESS
    53 1 PREMIER THE ACTRESS of "Kismet." Joan Diner plays the roic of a temptress in the play. U Nu asked to meet the stars of the show. U Nu, Premier of Burma, and his wife, pictured with loan Diner, in the foyer of the Stoll Theatre, London, when the Premier saw
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    Lock icon Modern navy tor India
    46 1 MADRAS. Sat. The Indian Navy will be refitted with the most modern warships in the next four to six years the retiring Chief of India's Naval Staff, Admiral Sir Mark Pizey. said here yesterday. Admiral Pizey has been appointed Commander-in-Chief Plymouth. Reuter
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    Weapons of chaos — unions, schools
    326 1 Weapons of chaos unions, schools SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, said yesterday that malevolent Communism had recently prostituted "some schools and trade unions into weapons of chjos." The Chief Minister blamed "the extent of our adult ignorance" as he spoke after laying the foundation stone of the Colony's new
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    44 HOURS IS NEW LIMIT
    58 1 The 48-hour week for Singapore workmen laid down in a new Labour Bill before the Legislative Assembly is to be reduced by skill another four hours. The Minister for Labour, Mr. Lim Yew Hock yesterday gave notice that he would introduce a 44-hour week by
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    Fall from house
    42 1 A 45-year-old Chinese. Francis Leong, fell about 20 feet from the first storey of a house in Upper Seranpoon Road. Singapore, last night. He is believed to have sustained a broken neck and was admitted to the General Hospi^i.
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    Downed U.S. plane may have effect on Big 4 talks
    287 1 Downed U.S. plane may have effect on Big 4 talks WASHINGTON. Saturday. 11. S. officials and Congressmen said today that Russia's attack on an American plane off Alaska raises a grave question about the sincerity of the Soviet's recent peace gestures. Diplomatic sources refused to speculate on whst effect rhe
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    Marshall aids boy violinist
    77 1 The Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, yesterday wrote a letter to Mr. R. A. Baker, Allocation Manager, Singapore Im- provement Trust, asking him to provide a flat at 538.50 a month to Lee Pan Hon. China- i town's child violinist. The letter also said that, in
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    $5,000 for Nancy
    48 1 $5 000 for Nancy There is one winner of Straits Times Word j Puzzle C". To her goes the $5 000 prize. She is: j Miss Nancy Tan, 14 C Kcong Saik Road, SINGAPORE 2. See Page N.ne for I the Competition Edi I tor's weekly article r
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    35 long-service awards
    90 1 Thirty-five long-service employees of the Malayan Breweries Limited. Singapore, were yesterday awarded silver emblems during a gigantic picnic party held at leo Guan Choon Swimming Pool oil Tampenis Road. The party was a farewell to the manager of the Brewery, Mr. J E. Rijke who is returning
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    Miss Lam is crowned
    65 1 Chosen as thi- prettiest and most efficient salesgirl in the Hons Kong Trade Exhibition. Miss Lam Yinn Har. 18. was last night crowned 'Miss; Exhibition" at the Happy World Stadium. Miss Lam received a silver trophy and was awarded a free return trip to Hong Kong.
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    Lock icon Britons in prison camps: New moves
    192 1 Britons in prison camps: New moves LONDON, Sat. BRITAIN will make further representations to Russia following the naming today by newly released Austrians of Britons imprisoned in Soviet camps. Announcing this, the Foreign oilier said three of these names were new and that further investigation to identify them would take
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    Rubber soars on big squeeze
    316 1  - Rubber soars on big squeeze GEOFFREY BOLAND by FHE SPECTACULAR rise in the rubber price continued yesterday in Singapore as dealers scrambled for available physical rubber to fulfil immediate overseas orders. Extreme difficulty is now being experienced in obtaining supplies, and as a result, yesterday the price closed at $1.14'
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    Flying Saucers!
    1502 2 GRIM «I A 'phantom light' seen in the heavens I UYSTEHY OIUEiT 'SPEWED SMOKE LXTO I THE SKY' THE next incident of note occurred on July 23. 1948. Captain C. S. Chiles and B. Whitted, were flying an Eastern Airlines passenger plane from Houston, Texas, to Atlanta. Georgia,
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    ANGLING THE TOUGH GARFISH
    414 2  - ANGLI NG THE TOUGH GARFISH Sagai by 4 NGLERS trying their luck off Singapore today i should find conditions better I than for several Sundays I past. Low tide is at about nine o'clock in the morning, the currents will not be too strong for comfort and ex- perienced fishermen
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      266 2 Build up their future health v^GIVE THEM MARMITE EVERY DAY It** the vitamins In Marmite that help children to grow up strong and sturdy. Health-building ttarmitt it a valuable food for everyone a food needed by all every day to maintain fitness and strengthtn the body's resistance to diseases. Always
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    Way open to end strike
    162 3 Way open to end strike rore H irbour Board elation ye.sterday condition for lon which the Labour had been unable il lon had originally that arbitration tx based on the that the Board always have been a the Ministry to rd of arbitration live to consider thi.s riving it award.
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    SURRENDERS RISE AS REDS OFFER PEACE
    280 3 'Nerve war' sways bandit waverers KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. |_AST month, while the "peace" offering letter of the Malayan Communist Party was on its way rom its "headquarters" to Haadyai, South Siam. or posting, 30 terrorists surrendered— the highest lumber in 18 months. Intelligence officers
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    PATROLS KILL 3 BANDITS
    122 3 PATROLS KILL 3 BANDITS KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Three terrorist! were killed and four wounded in the past 48 hours. Two were killed and two wouiuhci in engagements in Johon- yesterday. In Kulai patrol of the 12 Gurkhas killed one man and wounded another who escaped. The patrol captured a submachine
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    Lawyer will wed in U.K.
    114 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Mr Yong Pung How. 29-year-old Kuala Lumpur lawyer, will be married on July 9 in London to Miss Cheang Wei-woo. 26. a graduate of the London School of Economics. Mr. Yong is the eldest son of the Kuala Lumpur millioni aire. Mr.
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    Show to aid cripples
    64 3 The Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Association is to present a stage and a screen show in August. Part of the proceeds will go to the Crippled Children's Home. The film chosen is "The Dam Busters", the story of the remarkable attack by the
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    Farewell tea
    41 3 The Chinese V.M.C.A. in Singapore will hole 1 a farewell tea party at 5 p.m. <>n Tuesday in honour of delegates to the World's Centenial Conferences of the World's Alliance of V.M.C.As. and members of the World Educational Tour.
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    9 held for banishment are freed
    206 3 9 held for banishment are freed NINE Chinese men, detained under banishment orders, were released from Pearls Hill prison, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. First hint of the release was given by the Chief Minister. Mr. Marshall, at his morning. "Meet the People" session. The aged father of one detainee asked Mr.
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    AT LAST-A POLL SAMBA
    71 3 AT LAST -A POLL SAMBA KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Zainal Alam, the popular Radio Malaya comrdian, has I written the music and words of a song to encourage people to vote on election day. Its title is "Everybody vote". The words are set to a catchy Latin American j;hythm. It will
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    DOCTOR MARRIES
    49 3 Dr. Lee Lian Hen* and Miss Grace Tan after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, yesterday. Dr. Lee is the son of the late Mr. Lee Kck Soon and Mrs. Lee. His bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Tan Sim Poh. Sunday Times picture.
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    PAP 'WORRIED' OVER FONG
    286 3 THE People's Action Party yesterday expressed "grave concern" over "the decision of the Colonial Governj ment" to detain Mr. Fong Swee Suan under the Emergency I Regulations. Mr Fong is a member of the P.A.P. executive committee. He was arrested on June 11 with six other
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    Lock icon Sea strike off
    31 3 LONDON, Sat. The unofficial strike of seamen at Southampton and Liverpool which has dislocated Transatlantic liners for the past 26 clays finally collapsed today at both ports. Reuter.
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    No ants? No fire? So strip girl is fined
    146 3 No ants? No fire? So strip girl is fined MIAMI. Florida. Sat. CITY JUDGE Cecil Curry could not find any reason why strip' dancer Toni Rave should take all her clothes off before 150 used car dealers at a stag party here "Did you have ants in your clothes that
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    Lock icon Papers praise snub to Malayan Reds
    499 3 MANCHESTER, Saturday. JHE OFFER OF THE MALAYAN COMMUNISTS to negotiate with the authorities does not come as a complete surprise, the Manchester Guardian said today. The Communist proposal would come near to re-establishing the Malayan Communist Party as a body with full rights to
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    LAYING THE STONE
    390 3 Battery of charges greets Mr. Marshall SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, met a battery of allegations of corruption, overloading of ships, favouritism, and lent money and offered advice at his "Meet the People" session yesterday. Allegations about shipping conditions and treatment and selection of Asian seamen
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      65 3 NEW CURTAINS make such a difference both from the inside and the outside of your home. See the NEW RANGE OF TRADITIONAL CONTEMPORARY DESIGNS in our Furnishing D.?pt "x. *f (?< r~7 T^r^ These low priced furnishing fabrics bring you a welcome freshness of pattern and colour from the leading
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      111 3 KINGS: Rose Marie 2. 4.15. 7 9.30, Ride, Vaquero 9 a.m.. AH Baba Chapter 2 (Cantonese) 11.30 a.m. Tel. *****. GARRICK: Gul Bahaar (Hindi < English sub-titles) 3.15. 6.30. j 9.15 The Black Widow (Republic .enali 11 a.m. Tel. *****. CATHAY: The Country Girl 11, 1.45. 4.15, 6.45. 9.30. I
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    World sees Malayan pewter
    314 4 World sees Malayan pewter LONDON. AMBASSADORS. Trade Commissioners, buyers and other distinguished visitors to London recently gathered in the Petit Salon of a West End Store for the exhibition "Pewter of Today." This collection of ancVnt and modern ptWtofWBN was arranged by the chairman. Mr. G FA. Burgess, and members
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    Will it be the end of Flu?
    200 4 A NEW chemical has been developed in the United States which stops the influenza virus from multiplying in a test tube. This discovery has given doctors hope that new "wonder drugs" will before long be developed which will provide effective weapons against influenza,
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    Happy with a grouch in life!
    1072 4  -  SELWYN VAUGHAN -By- rpHERE are not many really funny A men. The world would be an infinitely sadder place without comic geniuses like Charlie Chaplin, Hob Hope, Danny Kaye, and probably the funniest of the lot, Groucho Marx, who is, of course, the garrulous,
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    A parson reveals new slave traffic
    263 4 AN astonishing story of girls tricked into a modern slave trade has just been told b> a French parson back from French West Africa. I The girls are mostly Negro Muslims, anxious to make the pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca. Slave traders
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    38 4 Backstage on the M-C-M lot the phorosraphor found D giving Lolorcs Cray some earner., tips. Miss Coy. .1 Broadway star, makes her film debut in "If* Always Fab We.i starring Cent Kelly. Dan Dailey. Cyd Charis.c and M.cr
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    MAN LOOKS SEAWARDS FOR FOOD
    940 4  -  EDWIN MULLER ■By QN land, mankind's production of food has got through three phases: hunting, herdi farming. The cave man was merely a hunter, ing from such beasts as he could find and kill Later, man became a nomad, herding his flock freplace to place
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    COMMISSIONER HAS FUN TOO!
    119 5 More than 2,500 people attendthfl fete organised by memrt of the St. |ohn's Ambulance Association in the grounds of the Police Training School yesterday -noon. Above. Mr. Nigel Morris. the Commissioner of s mm showing his young ■fiughfcr Sally, how to work the tm. clown," one
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    School runs newspaper
    34 5 The Literary and Historical ty of St. Joseph's Institu:maporc. h:is launched onthly n ot Lted and published by the and boys of the school. paper covers school and lie youth activities.
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    COLONY TO HEAR NEGRO SOPRANO
    128 5 4 FAMOUS young American -A Nt'Kro soprano, Alattiuilda Uobbs, will sing at the Victoria Memoiial Hall on v ctlnesday evening. Her recital is being sponsored by >iiiyapore .Musical Sonfiy. In 1951 Miss Dobbs won first prize in the Geneva In- riuitionai Competition, and in only
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    PARENTS TAKE BACK RED THUG
    203 5 PARENTS TAKE BACK RED THUG IPOH, Saturday. "yHERE was a dramatic reunion recently between a 22-year-old Chinese and his middle-aged parents whom he had not seen for the past seven years. The police were mainly responsible for the touching family gathering and kept a benevolent gaze as father and mother
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    'ORPHAN' NOW WANTS TO FIND HER MOTHER
    327 5 AFTER 13 years as an "orphan,"' an 18-year-old Singapore girl now wants to find he m^th<-"- t-«'o s r -""d two brothers she believes are in Singapore. For the past 13 years, the piii, Lim Gek Neo, said she has kept her desire
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    Lorry driver fined $25
    39 5 For driving a, lorry In an inconsiderate manner Fan Sum Hong was fined $25 in Singapore yesterday. Fan admitted turning right into Pagoda Street from New Bridge Road in the face of an oncoming vehicle.
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    Safety First visit
    24 5 Thirty members from the Siglap Girls' and Boys' Clubs visited the Singapore Safety First Exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday.
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    Double wedding
    55 5 Pretty brides seen here after a double wedding ceremony in Singapore yesterday are sister*, the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rogers. At right is Angela Bernadette and her husband, Ivan losepti, and Anita Monica who married Douglas Aloysius. The ceremony was at the Church of the
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    'ONLY LOVE CAN MAKE HIM GREAT'
    127 5 A Singapore boy violinist will become "a wonderful musician when he falls In love." world famous cellist, AdolDhe Frezin said this week. The boy is 15-year-old Leong Boon Seong, leader, of the Singapore Junior Symphony Orchestra and locally acc'aimed as "a boy genius." Mr.
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    Gang busters off to Britain
    304 5 Four Singapore Police Inspectors will leave for Ryston-on-Dunsmore Police College, England, on July I, for a six to nine months' special police course. They arc C. J. R. Mason. Ong Kirn Boon, Abdul Rahman bin Dalbasha and Tan Jee Bah. Insp. Mason, senior detective inspector
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    SNAKES ALIVE! COLLECTING EM IS THEIR HOBBY!
    488 5 BUTTERWORTH, Saturday. TWO aircraftmen started talking about animals one night in November last year and 1 out of their discussion was born the Natural History Club of the Butterworth R.A.F. Today, after only seven months, the club has made such progress that the
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    GHOSTS! YOUR YARNS
    952 6  - GHOSTS! YOUR YARNS A.G.S. DANARAJ No. I— 'Darah, darah'... By Last week, at the end of a true Malayan story of the supernatural, the Sunday Times invited its readers to send in THEIR ghost stories. The response was immediate and overwhelming. Today we print two of these tales. Both will
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    2. A voice in the night
    579 6  -  CECILIA By T^HIS story links Malaya and England and is worth relating as it is, although not exactly a ghost story, near to the uncanny. I was sitting in a small room in London. The room was riaht at the top of an old
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    Record Playtime
    203 6 FOR the "advanced" musk lover he or she who listens with his brain and not emotions there is a record this week to hrinif hours of cultivated delights. That magnificent violinist Isaac Stern he played in Singapore last year accompanied by Alexander Zakin (piano) play Bach's Partita in
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    Sad story of the durian pips
    676 6 f AST evening we had a light .shower of rain, and early this morning another. For some days we have been drawing bath water from the rattier smelly stream. If a win in the sweep or lotteries ever comes our way we shall sink
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      428 6 All I All i!l couch III) lUX I mixture aat i n y \\msm action hSHI kills iir::: =1 b U U b n b ■HI Tm »o mt J Coughs can be dangerous. They can tire > ou out > stO P y° u sleeping, make you weak. That's
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    It's 'glands' make you fat or thin!
    948 7  - It's 'g lands make you fat or thin! ANNE DORVILLE C^y« TWIN people, and es- pecially thin women, are usually much envied by the not-so-slen-der; and when those who have a tendency to run to fat learn that many thin people do not put on weight no matter how much
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    He loves his niece
    854 7 J AM 17 and still at school but in love with a girl of my own age. She is also in love with me. In three month's time she is to be married to someone else because her parents wish her to do so. She has
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    Smile, to win friends
    238 7 ONE quality that invariably puts oeoDle at their ease is warmth. ..that 'Tm-on-vour-side" aooroach. And once you can make other people happy in your company, you have acauired a vital secret of noise. The ability to do this does nor come naturally to many peoDle. But
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    The Tale of a Shirt
    280 8 The Tale of a Shirt »that classical garment th* 1 shirt, has been rnakinu fashion news ever since it was borrowed from the nun. And now from American whore the shirt shape is i" an established fashion favourite, come the latest ideas on the subject. A shirt dress particularly for
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    YOU WILL BE ABLE TO KEEP CURVES
    284 8 %WITHIN 50 years women will stay young and beautiful and keep their curves throughout them lives, a family doctor told the American Medical Association recently. The secret of everlasting beauty, said Dr. Lowry McDaniel. of Tyronza. Arkansas, lies in synthetic sex hormones soon
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    New furniture fads give me the horrors!
    779 8  - New furniture fads give me the horrors! MAXINE RAKICH says IT is a real effort these days for me to look at a "Homes" magazine or even to look in the furniture shops. I never know what my eyes will be assailed with. It is with real apprehension that I
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    Let's face it! Look cooler!
    374 8 Let's face it! Look cooler! IF you've ever wondered whether you are using the right shade of powder, foundation and lipstick this is the time to find out, for Betty Heame, beauty specialist from Cote is touring Malaya this month. It's pretty sound advice too. for all of us, whatever
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    P.A.P. TODAY: SO MUCH TO DISCUSS
    590 9 P.A.P. TODAY: SO MUCH TO DISCUSS special political reporter looks at today's annual meeting of the People's Actihn Party in Singapore A STRONC political party must have brains as well as brawn. And to a degree the People s Action Party has both. But there must also be co-ordination between
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    Papayas are praised
    105 9 .*nd pineapples ar.d wav of cooking are partipraised bj D expert at the Malaya vpe of cooking which :-'Od being cooked I periods or in a lot :s bad. she said ay. beeauM some vttat■re water soluble, or can •■"d by heat Curries, which are prepared for
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    Winning answers to Word Puzzle "G" Clues were more difficult — standard kept high
    1052 9 Winning answers to Word Puzzle "G" Clues were more difficult standard kept high THE $5,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest C was won by Miss Nancy Tan, of 14 C Keong Saik Road. Singapore who submitted sets of answers which corresponded completely with those given below. These were
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    Film for charity
    43 9 A new British film. 'The Man who Loved Redheads," starring Moira Shearer, is being shown at the Pavilion Cinema on Tuesday in aid of the St. John Appeal Week Tickets will be on sale at the box office tomorrow morning.
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    17 9 Mattiwilda Oobbi, the famous American lopranc, who will ting in Singapore next Wedneiday.
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      262 9 Be Proud of Your English Improve Your Speech and Writing in a Few Hoars jroo content with the way I depend upon their English not and write? Are you "lettinz them down." It was to are not making meet their need that the at cause people to Regent Institute planned
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES
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      339 10 PHONEY PEACE j! The cocky, almost insolent* offer by our enemies the terrorists to "negotiate" masks a profound desperation. Only beaten armies even consider I •'negotiating." The Reds arc battered and broken, I though still capable of a few hefty dying kicks. > The only way they call
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    AN ATOM IN THE PILL BOX
    821 10  -  Denis Rockwell To Save a Life the last chapter By Di. %WHEN I was a medical student, one of the subjects we dismissed in the first year and fcvgot about ever afterwards was physics. Things are different."—- nowaday! My med.cal 1 l UD student
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      Kipling & the elephant
      296 10 Kipling the elephant THE writer of Mek Ya's story mentioned that the cruel death of a trapped clouded leopard was the "limit" and brought into bei.ig the Wild Animals and Birds Protection Ordinance. No. 2 of 1955, to which Tuan Djek referred on June 12. Could this leopard be the
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      Cheap houses
      216 10 SOME years back Government, having sympathy for its employees, decided to erect low cost houses to be sold to them. Circulars were sent individually to all departments invitin? prospective owners. As expected there was a big rush of applicants, so a method had to be formulated in deciding
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      The workers
      195 10 MELAYU' recently wrote that it is high time for European firms to open their doors to Malays. The reason for such a suggestion, he says, is because of strikes which hamper the industrial and economic development of the country. But, as the majority of workers are Chinese, it
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      247 10 IN the article "Malayan, j Girls Have the Cutest Figures' by Rosalind Shar- banee. which appeared in the I Sunday Times last week, I 1 would like to challenge her statement •'Chinese girls i often offer to pay for Aus- tralian boys at film-shows and lunches." It is
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      49 10 I AM very Interested in pen pals. My age is 26. My hobbies are reading, badminton, driving. hunting, travelling, collecting popular songs, picture-going and, last but not least, friendly correspondence. Replies are assured to those who write to me. C. H. YONG. 52. .l:i lan Kaya. Kulint.
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      47 10 1 WOULD like to exchange used postage stamps with a collector in your country but I do not know anyone in Singapore. Would you be kind enough to Rive my name to someone there with similar Interests? EDWARD WOOD. 137 Alhertus Aye., Toronto 12, Canada.
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    THE 'HERETIC' WHO BECAME A SAINT
    497 10 THE Singapore Arts Theatre presents Bernard Shaw's famous play, "Saint Joan," at the Victoria Memorial Theatre on July 10, 13 and 14 The idea of writing a play about Joan of Arc, the warrior, martyr of 15th Century France, was first suggested to Bernard
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    Billy Budd...
    789 10 BEFORE the war. in those hazy times which the elders of the tribes call the "Good Old Days," Jascha Heifetz arrived in Singapore to play his violin. Heifetz is now recognised as the greatest violinist in the world, and even before the war was reckoned to be really
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    PAP forms found in raid
    533 11 (GUILTY PLEA REJECTED) NOW SA YS: I WAS FRAMED COURT TOLD OF TERRORIST PAPERS INSIDE A DIARY DMPLETED applications for membership of the People's Action rty and three copies of leaflet "Policies of the P. A P." were found i terrorist documents when police raided
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    RUBBER PRICES
    115 11 Yesterdays rubber prices were: Closings In cents per lb.: No. 1 R.S.S. .spot loose buyers lit* isellers 116\; No. 1 R.S.S July I buyers 114%, sellers 114 S; No. 1 RS S. August buyers no* sellers 11CV No. 2 June buyers 108. seller? 109; No. 3 buyers 102.
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    21 11 The tin price in Singapore yesterday was quoted at *****2! 2 per picul. $1.12' 2 above the Friday prices
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    COPRA PRIDES
    38 11 Singapore Copra Association 1 p.m. prices yesterday were: Straits mixed copra: July S27 :i R buyers. $27 S 8 sellersAugust $273 4 buyers, $28 selle»; September $27 7 8 buyers S2S'« sellers. The tone 'wa< easier.
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    Unionist n court
    84 11 !I<m>n HIN alias Tan llnu. 21. a mems.npaporc Factory Workers I'nion uith the possession -t document and member of th<- SinPeoples" Anti-British liroucht to court i and remanded lu'v 2 v ho ua«. charted with sston of a docui uiitlrcl 'Rules and of the Peoplrs' b I^acur"
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    Round-the-world farewell
    80 11 p G:rls Club and c Chamber EnDting a recep.>:cal concert at 2 RMUI a: 830 on ommitof both groups g is bc-ing arrang- Mrs. Scow chairman of the Ciuo and treasurer imber Ensemble, who Colony en June ..-the-world tour. ibroad Mrs. leaders of vari:gani.sations and ii groups are
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    34 11 Confetti spattered couple leaving the Cathedral of the Good Shrphrrd. in Singapore yesterday, are Mr. Pieter Hendrik Jan van Baars and his bride who was Miss .Maria Theresia Sindorf. Sunday Times picture.
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    '999' CALLS WERE ONLY A TEST
    223 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday. POLICE radio patrol van, an ambulance and a fire engine fhis evening went to Johore Bahru telephone exchange m answer to three emergency calls made within five minutes of the exchange being officially opened. First to dial "999' was His Highness
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    Guide to dog's world
    158 11 Guide to dog's world SINGAPORE may have a "Hho's Who for dogs if plans now set afoot by Mrs. Leon-Soh come off. The August issue of 'Canine News according: to Mrs. l^eon-Soti, president of the Singapore Canine Welfare Association, will have a very special feature. In its pages will be
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    UN anniversary film show
    64 11 "Tower of Destiny." a film about the United Nations headQuarters building in New York, will be shown at the United States Information Service theatrette, 26, Raffles Place. Singapore, at 1 p.m. on weekdays from tomorrow to July 8 The film is being shown to commemorate the
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    Film shows tonight
    33 11 The Singapore Film Society presents one of the most famous thrillers of all time. 'The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" I at the British Council Hall at 6.30 and 9 tonight.
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    $100 samsu fine
    27 11 Ang Ah Chum, aged 62, who had five gallons of dutiable samsu on June 24 in Sembawang Road was fined $100 in Singapore yesterday.
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    Ship put in quarantine
    61 11 THE 11.626-ton troopship A Skaugum from Saigon was placed in quarantine in Singapore yesterday because of a suspected case of small-pox Carrying 2.100 troops back to France from Indo-China the vessel was quarantined for four hours while the sick soldier was examined by the Port Health
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    Accused of attack
    56 11 Bail of $300 In one suretj 1 was yesterday offered to Ismail bin Maong. who claimed trial to hurting Tal Singh In Choon Guan Street on June 20. Maong was alleged to have 1' been a member of an unlawful assembly that attacked Singh. The case was
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    Nine gamblers are fined
    98 11 Five men and four women crowded the dock of a Singapore court yesterday and pleaded guilty to gambling in a common gaming house at Junon Road on Friday evening. They were each fined $10. A sum of $36.05 seized in the raid was ordered put into
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    'Peaceful and personal persuasion'
    236 11 T^HE row between the police A and Mr. Lim Chin Siong, secretary of the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union, on what constitutes legal picketting, continued yesterday. The row started when Mr. Lim accused the police of siding with tne management in the strike at Hume
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    Camera Contest
    200 12 Schoolboy Terence is a prize-winner Terence Khoo of the Bartley Secondary School, School Certificate D' of Singapore, sends us the photograph of the pretty girl (top left) A. which he calls "An Air of Sophistication". It wins second prize in the Sunday Times Camera Contest this week. Exposure
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    'Original comicality' at Penang party
    909 12  - 'Original comicality' at Penang party Donald Davies IN May 1808 the long desired Charter for the establishment of a Court of Judicature for Prince of Wales Island arrived. Also I about this time printing was introduced, and a Mr. Bone j published Penang'a first i newspaper "Thp Prince of I
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      348 12 The BOLEX projector really does show marvellous pictures. Bright, clear, steady WW*»* and big enough tor everyone to see properly. m \W\* Wore not itini In the least whe/i m think you're watching 16mm. when you tirst -oe tho MBR in action. y O Everybody says the same, so there
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      183 12 Todays Radio Programmes thus marked can be received by listeners in Malic a Short wave 43 fi'2m. Medium wave 476 m., 343., 366 m. and 2!)7m.) RADIO MALAYA A.M. *9.00 Breakfast Club; *10.00 London Studio Melodies; 10.30 Listen to my Music; 11.00—11.30 Netherlands Composers; P.M. M.OO Programme Summary; *1.01 Light
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      182 12 Popular Crosstvortl r i L^B .-*i I i ACROSS.— I By mran, of (3); 5' DOWN 1 Brtokrn (7)- 2 AlSh.p' 9 waiter (7>; ,1 Hot S pot s gj gtfjg* Sh I^Jfc 13 Finished (4); 14 Abated (8); 16 the teeth (7) 8 Shun (5); 9 Rescues' Lay at
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    Ava went to Pakistan for location scenes
    163 13 TH Ava Gardner and Stewart Granger in the starring M-G-M s Bhowani Junction' is now before the England for filming of interior scenes. The company, headed by the I rs. Director George Cukor and Producer Pandro S. Berman, returned from Pakistan where exteriors
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    11 13 T "csr tapping toes belong to well-know M-C-M star Ann Miller.
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    Marlon tins nervous
    70 13 ON his first day at work in Samuel Goldwyn's "Guys and Dolls." Marlon Brando had great trouble getting into his I character and blew his lines the first few takes. "He's nervous." Director Joseph L. Mankiewicz explained to Goldwyn. who was standing by on he set. Goldwyn,
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    Mexico's 'Gable' as French king
    141 13 Mexico' s 'Gable' as French king INTERNATIONAL star Pedro Armendariz. Mexico's Clark Gable, comes to M-G-M lor the first time to play Francis I, one of France's most colourful kings, and the man who starts Lana Turner on her Royal road to romances for "Dianne. In order to accept the
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    'I have been dead for years!' GARBO was sad in spirit
    690 13 'I have been dead for years!' GARBO was sad in spirit MICHAEL RUDDY tells the story of w GRE HJ*M!JL \yHAT is the peculiar magic oi Garbo's films? What is this mystery al>out her that seems eternal? What is her particular glamour, so different to Hie lusty and busty variety
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  • Film Fans' Forum
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      Who was the Princess?!
      130 13 WHAT is the name of the actress who' acted as princess in "The Student Prince"? What is her background? B. NEUN Kurhiiiß. BetU St. John is the name of the actress, she has been on stage and screen for a number of .years. Her real name
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      54 13 TH E film "Barefoot Contessa" should be screened again in Singapore. It was lant shown durine the transnort dis- turbanrrs and many of us living miles away had to miss It. What is Gregory Peck's address? JAY Singapore. Gregory Peck. write: J Arthur Rank Organisation Fan Mail Department. 21 Sohi
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      66 13 WHO was the "Mr. Universe" in the film "Athena"? Did he really win the title? What songs were sung in the film? JOHNNY LIM Ipoh. Steve Reeves ni "Mr. I'nJvertie." Hr wan "Mr. Amrric a 1A47." "Mr. World 1»49." anC "Mr. I'nivrrae 1950." Song* Ir the film were: "Imagine," '•Vorail**-."
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      189 13 CONCESSION FARES for STUDENTS FLYING DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS m C&L SPECIAL FARES ARE 75% OF NORMAL FIRST OR TOURIST CLASS Bookings tor RETURN FARES Christmas holiday 0 A Students bcHw the age of 26 years are eligible for this a concession provided they are enrolled to attend a full academic
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      153 13 So smartly styled, you'll welcome rainy days! L/^ "ALLIGATOR" V'/fiSl GABERDINE 7/ A^^Jl RAINCOATS i^JS^vT/ A MIST FOR v^k/^l home leave -7 i^^V^ INDISPENSABLE AfpvSiSi/ IN A temperat E' /I i J^s\ CLIMATE. C__l FULLY LINED L^ W AND FULLY PROOFED 1 COMPLETE WITH MATCHING SOFT BRIMMF.D RAIN HAT. IN
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      599 14 Rheumatism; and Backache Gone in 1 Weed Flush kioney* With Cytrtx and You'll Fed Fine Cy«tex— tho pre*rrlptlnn of a famnut I mil* all trouble* due tc I kidney action in double quick if vi. v >iufror from Rheumatiam, Sciatica. Neuritis, Lumbago, Backache, Nervouaneu. Leg Paint, Oiuinee*. Circlet under Eye*.
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      312 14 Whitens Your Skin Secretly and Quickly N>> lonjct nwJ you admitt othtr»- unih iha, j Onr iat of Stillman will makr you (qualVv charming Continurd application! will aurpr.i^ you, convince you that th^rriconlyorwbaaM tibct. only one whitrner that word* alone ok Dot ei(>ffn ill hraut.fying pown Sullman'i ia the olden,
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      610 14 by Edgar Rice Burroug^^^^^^JM ffM^m J m^ BUT PATE TOOK A STRANGE TUI?M A'HEN A IJ $<&~^ >~^4KBBKr<. Wjk 4«lr^^BßßW 'F section op itoc< BeoKE avwov peoA tme Aj J /C/jE^wtif"- \r§ --lw slm m sj, bMJJJIBBLTw \J\ J welplesslv me C7eoppgp prdv\ the pkecipice v Tl^sling X.* 9r *m!
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      430 14 j CANADIAN OUTLOOK i July 1 thp Dominion of Canada celrbrates its B*th birthday. I Now countries have birth Horosropr just as individuals do and thp "birth" of this North Amrriran Dominion was an unusually in- tprrstin; and fateful one. It foretold amon? other things (a) a I vtrenctliening of
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      417 14 THIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY. Make this a day get you over many difficulties, for new contacts if you can. Don't allow personal arguComparative strangers will ments to get out of control in bring more amusement and the afternoon and evening help than your familiar hours. FOR LUCK TODAY friends.
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      185 15 7W^ CISCO KID. tyW W<* u/est fa.VcnA.vcte I MEANWHILE... PT j SWEAR IT, SHERIFF. I UnP OUTSiDE THE JAIL... I/SHOT DOWN IN~I IS>/r f \S^s^UBUl~ M& ''ffitfo* 'L'ffll *w I iTS SIMPLE, CISCO, WE FivJt? THE OTHER DIDN'T KILL GYPSY JOE. ID HAVE BEAT HIAA LV COLD BLOOD. J >v>
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    This world 'For Women Only' is exciting
    734 17  -  TERRY PILLAY IT SOUNDS AS INTERESTING AS A CUP OF COLD TEA, BUT... -By- J\ 1875, when Singapore had no Cathay Build iiitf ;mkl dollar \\;is ;i respectable sum of money, Miss Sophia Cookc opened some classes for (Chinese j^iils in the Church
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    Hey, I'm your wife, said the 'man' in the street
    197 17 'ERS in the saloon bar of the Dane Valley Arms in ate. in Britain, ask the new fair-haired barman: haven't you been in the Army? You're a strapping lad. U Marsh, 22. eoes on pii ta with a smiling r
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    Unusual Jobs...No. 8 PEOPLE ARE ONLY CIPHERS
    376 17 Unusual Jobs... No. 8 PEOPLE ARE ONLY CIPHERS "A YOUNG man in Singapore has the unusual job of packing I other people's clothes for them. He works ■as the chief clothesI packer in one of the Colony's biggest laund- ries. Since he came to Singa--1 pore from the Federation in
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    Miracle Woman!
    520 17 Plan* have been made in the United States to celebrate Helen Keller's birthday tomorrow. In New York City. j it will be "Helen Keller Day." as a tribute to the world famous deaf-blind author and teacher's 75th birthday. In this article. Van Wyck Brooks continues the story of
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      THIS IS MOTORING MINUS THE FRILLS
      433 18 THE four of us get in the Reliant coupe 7? h.p. three- but only |ust. There are no luxury armrests, just room enough for legs, arms and heads when we all sit up straight. When a passenger speaks to me from the back his
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      Fast and slow cars should not mix!
      607 18  - Fast and slow cars should not mix! FREDDIE POPE Says Well-known Malayan Motorist icho is on leave in Europe.) PAST and slow cars in the same race do not mix! They should be prohibited in the future. I say this after seeing the tragic crash at Le Mans in which
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      'Mr. X' was a 'drunken' driver
      416 18 A DRUNK at the whael of a car is the greatest danger it is possible to meet on the roads. A number of sensible motorists arrange to go home after a party by taxi, or at least get somebody to drive them home. It
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      SELANGOR IS THE 'GLAMOUR' TEAM
      352 18  -  CRUSADER By having won all their four interSlate engagements so far this season by an innings, Selangor ere now th c "glamour" cricket combination in Malaya. Actually, their victory last weekend over Negri Sembilan was their fifth successive win by *hat margin. In their last
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      311 18 HOT NEWS!, "THE MODERN MISTRESS" without a /Jt shadow of doubt, is the /vV^ /W MOST PERFECT *t£\ £K\ J^ cooker \^4M'.ffr Well-known fnr its efficiency rOvT '^r\ I combined with economy m \!^Q^p A^ fuel consumption. Burns wood or coal. i Hot plate has 5 large boiler .v "V
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    606 19 bakar gets two in 4-1 victory SKRKMBAN, Saturday. (SINGAPORE beat Negri SembUaa in their ital southern section match in the Maiaya up soccer tournament this evening with the r,i tot of ease by four goals to one. Singapore t.iblished their superiority after taking about
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    Malaya Cup positions
    93 19 ciul 111 I pnvjtjiins in thr north i >nulh sn (ions of thr i. hi arr: NOB Ml r v i) i i pi. I I II II 16 2 X I 4 (I II 4 8 lit rs I n :i 8 8 4 •in::: i
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    JOHORE GAIN CONTROL IN SECOND HALF
    215 19 MALACCA Bat. io turn b. i ic'.ory in thi K In the 12th od flashed It througl) Peng r this and the I Into tne lea I Hamld ir Johore. end a:i Ch i h iut Rei NOTICE i] VMOND THEATRE CINEMA a oflers
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    ARMY SEMI-FINALS
    28 19 soccer Hmi-flnalf, between R.E.M.E. <ncl Royal Signals and R.A.M.C. 1 and KAOC will be played tomorrow at the Gurkha s Recimont DOd and Gillman Barracks resvely.
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    FASTEST POSTWAR 440 RUN AT S'BAN
    172 19 SEREMBAN, Sat. rHE FASTEST quarter mile in Malaya since the war was run at the N. S. Police meet here today. 'his was done by schoolmaster If .i ti i in Ahmad who clocked 50 7 sec. in the invitation 140 yards to set
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    Fed. Services got going after GOC arrived
    194 19 Fed. Services got going after GOC arrived KUALA LIMPIR, Sat. BTOEBATION Combined Services, watched by their G.O.C. Lt.-Gene-ral Sir Geoffrey Bourne, overwhelmed Kcdah 1-1 in their Malaya Cup soccer match at Princes Koad stadium today. General Bourne's arrival i midway through the first halt brought about an almost immediate change
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    FORMER CUP STARS SPARK CHINESE WIN
    312 19 S K 6: ARMY I. Singapore Chinese won tba 1 Tiger Balm Cup when they convincing 6-1 victory over Army a< Jalan Besar Stadium last 1 he snnie, in aid of St. John s t Ambulance was watched by 2,000. Chinese who fielded several
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    Lock icon ENGLAND 353—MAT 112 S. Africa need 766 with eight wkts to win
    508 19 ENGLAND 353— MAT 112 S. Africa need 766 with eight wkts to win LONDON, Saturday. EWGLAND, 171 behind on the first innings, scored 353 runs in the second innings on the third day of the second cricket Test against South Africa here today. South Africa were thus left to make
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    137 19 ENGLAND Ist Inns 133 SOI TH AFRICA Ist Inns 301 ENGLAND 2nd lnns Kenyon Ibw Goddard (iravinry c Heine b Cioddard 60 I M.o hit wkt b Heine 112 (ompton c Mansell b Goddard 69 Harrington c McLean b Tayfield IK Bailey c Ad<ork b Tayfield 22 Evans c
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    635 19 MKVS SINGLES Third round: O. Merlo (It.) bt M Da vies (Br.) 8-6, 1-6, 6-4. 3-6, 8-6. fourth round: S. Davidson iSwed.) bt. L. Ayala (Chile) 4-6. 6-1. 7-5. 6-4; B. Patty (U. 5..) bt H. Flam lUS.J 6-1, 6-3. 4-6. 1-6. 6-4. WOMKX'S SINGLES
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    1955 JACQUES BP OFFICIALS
    72 19 OFFICIALS of Jacques Badminton Party for 1955,56 season are: President. Mr. Kiong Woon Kew vice presidents. Messrs John Loh Sunny Yeo. Lee Yok Yew; hon. sec. I. Gunasegaram;: hon. treasurer Chua Poh Khoon: captain. Chan Buck Hee: vice capt. Michael Lim. sports sec. Chan Buck Men*;:
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    31 20 Yin minimum). I.AZAROO. Henry Montgomery, ci efu M.ikepearr :li June. CC at St I i 1956 at 4 30 p m. Nad thence to Hidartari cemetery! Deceaj ed was Colonial
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    IN MEMORIAM
    35 20 N Wwt4t |M i minimum IN EVER LOVING Memory of i dearly loved ::ldren. TO K'VINC. Memory of a SinnaJUJM, 1954. The p n:n nut. hope through C erted by tr. hose he
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    509 20 pESULTS of finals nt the Raffles i Institution sports were: CLASS ONE 100 yards: 1. M. Jo.s'l.nh. 2. Timothy Tay, 3. Gan Boon Leong, lO.lsec (equals record); 220 yards: 1. Gan Boon Leonp. 2., M. Joseph, 3. V. K. Nathan, 24.45 ec; 440
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