Sunday Standard, 16 May 1954

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    Masthead
    16 1 SUNDAY STANDARD i m m &> m Vol. IV. No. 318. S'»GA™«E SUNDAY, MAY 1,, IWt y
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    'NOT RED INSPIRED'
    350 1 I Thiii sday'iClash I contention that lent demonstration I Service call-up :ed was yesterday multi-millionaire Mr. leader and City 1 ng Geek, said not definitely say I the demonstration was he was certain i -rable resistance >ction by the s were expressed 'erday between Chinese Cham►rincipals of
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    Fun With The Apes
    70 1 photos uui Primess Anno olonj of apes while the Gibraltar. After the visit their parents. Queen Duke of Kdinburnh. left Britaamla, for the jourmi and the end of the unmonwealth. i top to bottom) show: lUftieiif up for peanuts rles; Print e.ss Anne reaches with a
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    A Big Welcome For The Queen Home After 6 Months
    65 1 A Big Welcome For The Queen Home After 6 Months LONDON, May 15, (Reufrerf Queen Elizabeth II returned to Britain from her world tour today, sailing up the River Thames into a warm hearted welcome from her capital. Fifty miles of river were turned into an avenue of welcome as
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    Colour Film Of Queen's Return
    81 1 Colour Film Of Queen 's Return LONDON. May 15, (Reui r) A colour Aim recordii g Queen*i return to London the final of her Comi wealth tour will be to Commonwealth for* ■bowing on May 24. it was announced iic re yesterday. Twenty three cameramen wl be engaged to film
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    17th Attempt To Swim Channel
    206 1 LONDON, May 15 (Re. London's swimming d<< Ge.jr^e Basil Brewster. is to make his 17th attempt this summer to swim the English channel. He has failed 16 times. Now at the a^e of G.i, he says. the crossing i s still his one ambition It
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    25 REBELS KILLED IN SUMATRA
    98 1 25 REBELS KILLED IN SUMA TRA DJAKARTA, May 15. (Router l Twenty-five rel* killed and more than mo taken prisoner recently dining encounters with Polire and Army detach nentg m Acheen, north- part of Sumatra. Army headquarters announced today. The rebellion m Acheen by the former military Governor of that
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    US Concerned Over Malaya
    267 1 WASHINGTON, May 1 5, (UP)— The United States Defence Department has received indications that the Communists m Malaya are planning to increase their subversive activities m view of the situation m Indo China, usually reliable sources said today. They said defence experts appear to be surprised
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    Two Horses Destroyed
    59 1 TWO race horses fell and were destroyed at the Bukit Timah Turf Club yesterday, the opening day of the May meeting. In the first race, Shaw's Cinemascope collapsed after completing the race and was destroyed. In the second race, Builder fell soon after the start and was
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    MAN STABBED
    27 1 A 35-YEAR-OLD clerk, Paul Martin of Semh.iwang Road, was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital yesterday with wounds believed to be inflicted by a parang.
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    HE REMEMBERS DATES FOR YOU
    148 1 NEW YORK, May 15 (IP) One man asked that his wife be reminded once a month to have a mole removed from her back. A woman asked that a bouquet be sent once a month to her husband to remind him she loves him. His
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    $20 MIL. WORRY
    226 1 RICE: Million Piculs Surplus In Kedah Enough To Feed Whole Of Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Kedah rice millers are so anxious about the 1,000,000 piculs ol rice surplus on their hands that they have, for the first time, advertised for buyers m the Chinese Press. The value
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    Gardner III
    55 1 AY A GARDNER, the Am. riian film st.ir who is ill with kidney trouble. In «l i had niuht and U|s im.ihlr to sleep, it was stated at hct nursins; home m Madrid ycstrid.iv. .Mis> fiardntrS sifter said vr^ti'idav that the star w.'s "m terrUk p.ini" afle* heiag
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    'Runaway' Heiress Dies
    125 1 PARIS, Maj 15 (UP) Isabel Patlno Goldsmith, 18--year-old daughter of South American millionaire Antenor Patino, died last nisjht following an operation for a brain hemorrhage. The dark-eyed beauty died -In the famed Hartman Clinic at suburban Neuilly, where five surgeons per- formed the brain operation earlier m
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    US Urged To Halt H-Tests
    111 1 UNITED NATIONS. New York. May 15. (UP).— The Marshall Islands Congresi has petitioned the United Nations, to have hydrogen bomb t< ■i the Pi I fpped. barging that the experiments have had "lethal effects* 1 on the inhabitants, it was nounced yesterday. A t from
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    Vietminh Targets Hit
    96 1 HANOI. May IS French pilots flying Amerii aii-Mipplied planes today ranged over the southern .sector of the Red River delta to blast Vietminh rebel assault bases. The Fren'-h mobilized all available helicopters and light planes mi n Indo-Cbina to push he evacuation of their seriously wounded from
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    Standard Contest Winner In Japan
    184 1 TOKYO. May 15, (UP).A High Coyloneso official said here today that the Japanese military victories m the early part of World War II contributed to the rise of nationalism m many South-east Asian countries. Ceylon Commissioner m Main- ya. Mr. M. Saravaria said m a
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    24 Wards For Legco Planned
    57 1 24 Wards For Legco Planned SINGAPORE'S Elect Boundai which m. understood to have d i thai the Colon: ing I. i v r i should ho d >24 irds on ai abl.' ba I ,f I 1) >trih itiw'i of nmon? m;»p-> njj of present hoir T R< lei C
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    MacD GETS TO BURMA
    39 1 RANGOON, May U (R I Donald. Brii by an H \F for a Mi > Id i the Pn t of B Dr. Bn on M I Buddhist In I tk Th« B dti I U
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    Greatest Day In Buddhists' Life Falls Today
    371 2 Greatest Day In Buddhists' Life Falls Today WESAK which falls today Is the greatest day in the life of Buddhists throughout the world. It embraces the threefold commemoration of Sakyamuni Buddha, states a pamphlet released by the Singapore Regional Centre of the World Fellowship of Buddhists. It was on a
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    Anglers' Postbag
    330 2 Anglers' Postbag Q. Can you reconinu tin where to buy a big game rod and fresh water rod with reels to match? MAM MOOD. A. I have «een on display at King's Store 11! OK. and 20 oz tip Peg ley Davies Combat rods with Willie 10 inch Tuna Rec's
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    Overseas League
    26 2 THE Overseas 1 eague. S:ngapore branch, v. ,i it*; annual general meeting m the Arielphi Hatel roo:^ar^en on Friday May 28 at 5.15 p.m.
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    Sunday prize puzzle
    92 2 THE winner of last week's puzzle is Miss Arida Abdullah of S9S-25 Lorong Melay« Singapore. n er s was the first correct solution t o be opened by the Contest Editor Solution; Mushroom For this w eek another picture of a familiar object is given. What is
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      165 2 f jii W hat Is Perhaps your skin is over-sensitive? Or too dry? 1$ normal soap-and-water washing too harsh for it? Or perhaps you tre worried by excessive oilines*. Do you, despite all your efforts, still discover occasional black-heads? Do you wish your powder would cling and stay matt hour
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      500 2 MARRIAGE THE mani;i(jf t., ,k ice~~or Saturday 15th Maj fore the Ret of M Singapore betan <•. M Tedi Seng oolv gon of Mr. and lit WOI v V Miss Lcr Puay daughter o/ Mr. and Hua Kee DEATH MADAM Foong Vetg wife of the late Mr. N^ passed away
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    A GOVT. SCHOOL IS SINKING
    279 3  -  JOSEPH SASSOON But There Is No Danger B) Standard Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE Government School is sinking one! stands precariously. Its wooden pillars dangle, and the ground on which it is built is caving m. It is the Dunearn Road Government co-ciucatlon jrcgional school which
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    Revenue From Films Is Down
    102 3 Revenue From Films Is Down FILM revenue collected last year totalled $277,342.10, which was $9,450 less than that ot the pivvi »ua ye:*r, it waj .-i ited i:i the 1 953 A!.: >rt of the Film Cen Office. The slight drop was attributed to the import atio:. (ewer but better
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    Union Appeal For Donors
    55 3 A CALI all workers *n Singa > donate blood w.io re Gen- Union, I ii genera] meeting >f 1 U powered its re y, Mr. N. Thangasamy, to start a vigorous campaign s from the k g [ass m the Th ing ilso d< I tie
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    Robbed Boy Of Necklace
    44 3 HILE :i thn e-year-old boy tying near his house m I R id on Friday, two v. jnt up to him and ed his i $50. The boy has since given the po i a des ription oi the men.
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    55 3 MICHAEL Nff Fook Khau, the Head Prefect of Can Kn< Sen« School receiving a prize from Mrs. MacLclbUi, wife of the Director of Education, at the Annual Speech Day o£ Gan Kiir Sen? School yesterday. Michael was awarded a scholarship last year to tour the l/nited Kinydom dining the Coronation
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    Bedridden Children To See The Ice Show
    151 3 Bedridden Children To See The Ice Show TWELVE (hildren from the St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital m Si^lap. Singapore, will be entertained today to the Ice Show at the Happy World Stadium. Most of the children have been m the hospital for a Ion? time and arc bedridden. One of their
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    Labour Wants Govt. Inquiry
    134 3 THE Singapore Labour Party yesterday called on the Government to immediately appoint a Commission to enquire into the action of the Police against the Chinese students on Thursday. The Party General Council which took this decision resolved to collect further evi-iern-e of the dash between the
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    Watchman Is Stabbed
    62 3 AX Indian watchman In R V Road on esi early 3 1 ling, while he was p md saw three In Hans and two Chinese run--2 away from hi:r.. He did not know who the could not lhe 1 why he i h ive been attacked. Ho
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    Union Elects New Officials
    54 3 THE foil rig were cle 1 e-bearers ol the Singapore Council Electric Worker.,' Union, at its general meeting hei 1 yesterday. Presideni Mr. K. Suppiah; V e-president Mr. M.H. Secretary— Mr. P.V. Nathan; Asst. Secretary Mr. Too Cheng Siang; Treasurer Mr. Siit? Joo Leong and Auditor
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    Rubber Prices Easier
    136 3 RUBBER prices m Singapore were easier throughout y< •1day, fir?t grade rui June shipment closing at K2i cents per lb., a drop of I] cents per lb. from Friday's le\ 1 Disappointing advicei lrom New York and the political news contributed to the easiness m the market.
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    TIN PRICE
    20 3 STORE. Sat— The price of tin m the local market today was |363| per picul (Down .'{7'j cents).
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    Hindu Sabha Celebration
    49 3 THE Singapore Hindu Sabha will celebrate Thiruvalluvar Da y on Sunday at the Sri Manamman Temple, ah Serangoon Road, at 3 p.m. Messrs S. K. Shanmugham and Ba^avathi will speak on the occasion. Th 0 Singa] Indian Musical Society and Mrs Nagaratnatn Supiah. will provide music.
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    S.A.T.A. Officers
    38 3 Mr. O.TI. Klat wai r< Chairman, and Mr. E.S G replacvci Mr. Sll Peek is I). puty Chairman, «>f the Binga- Anti-Tuberculo tion. at a recent mettini of the S.A.T.A. Council. Mr Peek will il* rtly.
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    Mandarin In English Schools
    129 3 Mandarin In English Schools '1 M .1 f HI w irt now tccirhmji (Mand .rm) In S ent and Ei ih i *he Colony. Th Mrs thr .'ipptuntment of l'h th ntn i»y the Education Department Mr. i T.P.M Leu ilor In U r of Brhoolf, tnid The 81 ird
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    Magazine Is Banned
    60 3 tPORI Government v h;inr .if A,.r.l SOl I*l mfare,** an Indian i publifhe l »v in.* Timei of In lia Prtii il Bom 1 lU' i t ►w of the Ir. lian I "Bha i B irhich <lc;>i t the *<>rv o! t l| in^t thf British
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    THUGS LORD OVER DETECTIVES
    1188 4  - THUGS LORD OVER DETECTIVES AAIAI By KIALA LIIMPIR, Sat— Malaya*i powerful well-organised secret societies have punched their tentacles into the Federation Police Force and they are now overlords of a good number of the detectives. This has been admitted officially by iMr. H. G. Beverley. Chief of the Federation's Criminal
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    $2,000 Mace For Varsity
    279 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE University of Malaya has ordered a Mace and would be "delighted if somebody would donate it/ the Vice Chancellor, Sir Sydney Came, said yesterday. Sir Sydney told a press conference that the order was placed with an experienced firm of goldsmiths m
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      365 4 Gtr i xa> iiK:-oi>i;\exv! TOMORROW 17tli MAY, M 54, HIGHWAY INAi 315, CLEMENCEAU AVENI E SINGAPORE 9. Aoir at lot n semvKM liar and /ft > /it v ran/, fully furnish* d Air~C<mdi/ion<'d zooms with BathroOMS attacked, (.old Hot running water mo m h i/ 1 »+j* r Pimples aiH
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      307 4 shirk \kl SOCIETY: exhibition of Chinese art. early perioda, at the British Council Hall, from i> am. INDEPENDENT MISSION \K\ MOVEMENT: fre« film show dt Kwong Wai Slew Hospital 7 pm PAN< lI AK \<;AM J\| II \K \ll committee meeting at 53. Loi J. Telok Kurau 10 a m
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    THE ROYAL FAMILY HAS A GOOD PRESS AT
    641 5 I Pi > Royal the lii fan i ;i I have m v ,i tint Ihii v Royal r.inni i m\ sympathy c« rnouch of members nf nth to h.nr to •it exhibitions, n l Mnilr at thou- tv- const»nt- iM« t
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    Capital Topics
    556 5 NO Goes There! Not a play about the war as might erroneously be supposed, but a comedy by John Dighton produced m London m Itsl and released .to Amateurs m 1952. set m a room of Archery Hou-e at St. James' Palace M Who goes there! concerns a
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    Kampong LONDON
    374 5  - Kampong LONDON ANDREW ROTH I says Of the Malayan Forum, now under Johns Eber-Wan Hamid control. Lan Page astounded Tan by being thoroughly fami liar with virtually aU Ike UMNO MCA documents and the details of negotiations. There was more sympathy m Conservative Party headquarters for the Alliance demand than
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    Irene Arrives But Sarah To Leave Soon
    747 5  -  Tom Tan QNK day recently I didn't fee] like cooking. I caught a bus Trom outside my flat and a ''throe and a half" ride took me to Marble Arch which is Only a few minutes from Malaya Hall. Wp were all having
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      774 5 JDIT'S NOW GOING FROM LIP TO UPI SLASHING MARKET PRICES A s—ss ANNUAL SUMMER SALE sss~ PRICES SLASHED AT A GREAT SACRIFICE If EVERY DEPARTMENT. llrro are only iVw striking l»;u-,<i/i>. UP. S.p. Am^nran prtd. 6 pin. Crepes 36" &42 J/50 1/00 English ptd. crepe 36" 4/50 2/50 American pin.
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    THE ROMANCE BUG
    599 6  - THE ROMANCE BUG DOUGLAS WARTH by Once bitten, and the not-so-shy just hop from honeymoon to honeymoon people who get morried mean to make it last a lifetime, and if they don't at first succeed they usually see to it that their second attempt works out. Other folks just try,
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    MYOPIA SUNDAY SHORT STORY
    952 6  -  Ralph Middleton By i~\S THE few occasions when she removed her glasses it was obvious ih.it she was very short-sighted, but her lar^e. brown and beautiful eyes could not be disguised behind IhtM slanting, cheaply -bejewelled frames that have become so fash onable lately \nd. m
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    RIGHT PERSON IN RIGHT PLACE
    58 6 MOJI, JAPAN: The Municipal Assembly President of thi* Miulfcrrt ordered hi s secretary to add "something new" to his offi« v smiling former assembly presidents have been huns on HM v places the "new thinu" Riven by her boss under stem jsriitleni* m foot ropy
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      176 6 tLmkJit ty Colmati IM. J4O- X-X-x ••^•■'"'■•W'^ny. by apt*/iKlmeni *^~"l.. •;.'*'X^->Xv|gi|j^^^.\-:' ."y/. "Kyys''-l\. »i» IOU > i./ (jfs ffigr^^B :^^^i T; SS3^ \uztlt y .^^l •:<'X'.-.v.- < :'■.>.'<^^m^^^^^^^F:':>>^':-:<-. Whenever, wherever infection threatens, doctors and curses take elo borate antiseptic precautions-nothing is left to chance. Hospitals and clinics-9 out of 10
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    Blue-Eyed Blondes For Arabian Harems
    544 7  -  WILTON WYNN By 'Ti/L' source o« supply of blue-eyed qirlj .tor the haremj o< Arabia is a retfioti' mottntain region ori Syria's Mediterranean roast .whera foreigners rarely travel. Thf* reqiou is the Aluirite > ntain range running north of Lebanon along tl c Syrian coo
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    PARIS IS ON ITS BEST BEHAVIOUR
    268 7  - PARIS IS ON ITS BEST BEHAVIOUR PETER BAKER TT is "Let's All Be Pals Week* here. Since Sunday Parisians have tried to be quiet and polite, instead of getting: worked up and shouting. This special "Week" is being organised by Madame Jeanne Connault. of the French Women's Institute. "Our aim
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    It's Spring, God Bless 'Em
    79 7 Life Moves Gently On Tiny Island Diggers Knew In lk« spring a young man's fancy... Yes. it's the same the whole world over though ihis particular young man may perhaps be starting somewhat early m life Anvw.iv tlw birds are singing, the trees are bnntlag
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    Labuan Masses Envy Australian Way Of Life
    965 7  - Labuan Masses Envy Australian Way Of Life BERT CASTELLARI By ABl AN, The 24--square-iiiile British island is the sort of place city dwellers pine for when they get out of bed on a crisp autumn morning and start for the icy canyons of the city. Sunbathed. green and peaceful, its
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    Promises To Become A Giant
    336 8 NEW YORK, (AP) I he plastic pipe industry^ now a tinning i2-yoar-o'(i. promises to become a giant in the next decade. Increasing use of the pipe m oil fields, irrigation, chemica] plants, mine drainage, < wells and dozens vi other 2 pruu ts seni sales
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    Rubber Planters In Papua Face A Crisis
    878 8  -  JOHN WATSON Says r \UK Commonwealth Government's plan to expand the rubber industry m Papua will give no immediate relief to an industry which Is facing serious financial crisis. A four-point plan announced by the Minister for Territories (Mr. Hasluck) aims at replanting
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    YES, I'M BIG EARS
    59 8 - 'Can you hear me. Mother? Just prirk up your nig r.ir-» ami listen to this." sa>s Xi« ri.lv Urn NjM ftti .Iri "5 fox). "They've taken me away Irom our home m Algeria <* n P llt ni <" m lh<> onrton /o Tl r photo
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    The Man Who Knows Aly's Secrets
    230 8  -  Ralph He's An Ex-Miner Fiom Wales I/MRYS Will I VMS n.»s 1 an Aberrijrr mm« r till he took a job .is hm-i.u driver. Then one drive Charlie S ■>.-. jo key. |o Ni On their way sports job :1. f'■ "That's Aly Khan
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    ROBERTA COWELL'S OWN SOTRY- PART 3
    2307 9 T. a Background Story I -!al- p«ll hns dl •>d o/id p re-Tar h d ns a I l o/ ,bps the i/ecn intro- (f.s Of RON <; <.'rd (Mid OUt- <!'■ icith ■> it add to the Meld otrlpdge on a rn,d for
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    Sunday Standard Not Wasted
    644 10 CINGAPORE spent n ere than s^C,rrn f cr 19 mtdolj from the Asian Games. The actual value of the flold, silver ond bronze pieces which Singapore athletes so proudly brought home con be no more than a few hundred dollars, end many a thrifty soul has
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  • THE WEEK'S WORLD NEWS in review
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      Progress Made In Geneva Talks On Indo-China
      1717 10 •ON THE OTHER HAND' NOmE progress has been made towards a ceasefire m Indo-China. The nine-notion conference m Geneva was devoted last week to the presentation of plans by the different notions involved for a settlement, ending m the rather compromising Russion stand
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    The Queen Scores a Great Personal Triumph
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    1596 12 REPORT OH THE ATOM An Expert Believes U.S. Advantage m A -Weapons Could Cancel Russian Manpower Superiority This is the eighth m a series of twelve articles entitled "Report on the Atom" by Gordon Dean Chairman. U.S. Atomic Energy Commission 1950-1953. I AN enormously important
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    122 17 Standard Staff Reporter TIIK Singapore .loint Relief Organisation al its annual general meeting yesterday decided, once and tor all. not to sell its houses but rent them at $31 each to victims of the Kampong Bfil fire m 1951. Chairman. 11 St TB3& wui j£
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    40 18 Winners of th P Chines«. int«r school 80 metres hardies final are left to risht: Tens; Pei Wan. Lim Suan Nee .md Yap Lian Y«v all from tinNanvang (iirls School. p«-j Wah's time was I2J which is a new record
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    659 19  -  JEFFERY JAMES By \\\\M V Sat— The second Asian Games just conone factor— that Asian athletes are on The day is not far away when Asian ,H stand equal, if not superior, to European athletes, i -day festival of sport conducted m this canised city,
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    39 19 THE Colony's swimming and water polo team pictured on their arrival from Hong Hong at Kallang Airport on Thursday. In picture is Mary Klass (second from left), who won a silver medal for Singapore m the 100 metres sprint.
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