Sunday Standard, 6 June 1954

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    Masthead
    25 1 With 8-poge COLODB comics FBEE Ti m jl ia jjt m Vol. IV. No. 339. nr__________..ii Qll^AfUKh, JUNE 6. 1954. TWENTY PAGES 15 CENTS. I
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    Yoshida Booed, Tour Is Belayed
    54 1 Yoshida Booed, Tour Is Belayed TC 5 (Reutoday n who Into the Prime MinisYoshida'a a national ard reading Yoshlda had hida Is ccurred j of the conferMlnistex present •on. ,:ded to n ol the further me for ntroversial sparked riot. spokesMr Yoshlda re torld tour. I he did the tour
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    BOACSales Manager Is Stabbed
    39 1 BOACSales Manager Is Stabbed Bri- Mr. J. R. bbed at P irk, off after ides at as ad--1 of the -pital. red to la the Mrs. J. Cm be is mily and d to ir§ .inent. Police the in-
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    27 Drov ned As Boat Capsizes
    17 1 5 Renter^ ana were small ferry d at the '.-.*< ng River
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    HOTEL SHOOTING DRAMA
    567 1  -  QUE K KEE BENG By Son DisarmsThug Who Shot Mother Standard Staff Reporter A GUNMAN who shot and wounded a woman md a man In the Sun Sun Hotel in Middle Road. Singapore, at about 8.45 last night, was disarmed )> the woman's 31 -year-old son, Mr.
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    Cashier Robbed Of $13,000
    208 1 Cashier Robbed Of $13,000 Pepper Powder Thrown In Face ALOR STAR, Sat. Three men attacked a Chinese cashier. Mr. Teoh Chens Chuan. hero today and robbed him of $13,500 which h» carrying in b Mr. Teoh of the United Transport Comp i waa walking to tl Chinese Bank after parking
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    Students' Parents Given A Warning
    221 1 Students' Parents Given A Warning PARENTS of about 1.000 students now living in the Chinese High School, Bukit Timah. Singapore. have been asked to take their children home, today. This followed a meet'ng between the Education subcommittee of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the principals and members of
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    DODGERS CONDEMNED
    526 1 Chinese Schools 'Good Name Besmirched By A Few Sir John Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Governor, Sir John Nicoll, yesterday condemned the "irresponsible and indeed disgraceful behaviour" of a very small minority of the youth of Singapore who have refused to register for national service. This, said Sir John,
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    HAVER TO WED
    25 1 ACTRESS June Haver's spokesman is "very certain" that she and actor Fred MacMurray will marry, but says no date has been set.
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    Mrs. Jagan In Trouble
    45 1 GEORGETOWN, British Guiana, June 5: (Reuter). Police yesterday obtained a summons against Mrs. Janet Jagan, Secretary of the Peoples Progressive Party, accusing her of unlawfully possessing a book on Police riot drill. She will appear before a magistrate on June 18.
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    Hollywood Scandals
    23 1 THE eye-opening casebook of Hollywood lawyer to the stars is told in Page 8 by arrangement with the London Sunday Pictorial.
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    2 TOP PRIZES TO N.S.
    182 1 2 TOP PRIZES TO N.S. JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The first and third prizes of the 21st Social Welfare Services Lottery Nos. *****86 and *****33 worth $300,000 and $50,000. respectively went to Negri Sembilan. The second prize No. *****92 worth $100.000— was sold at the Post Office services. The draw took
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    Genevieve Wrote To Ho For Wounded
    154 1 Genevieve Wrote To Ho For Wounded PARIS. June 5. (Reuter) Genevieve De Galard, the "Angel of Dien Bien Phu" explained yesterday that she had written to the Vietminh leader. Ho Chi Minh, while sne was a rebel prisoner for the sake of wounded men taken when the French fortress fell.
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    U.S., Red China Make 1st Contact
    85 1 GENEVA. June 5. (Reuter* —The United States and Communist China made their first direct contact In history here today. American and Chinese officials held a half-hour preliminary meeting over the question of United States nationals under arrest in China and Chinese students "detained" in
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    Emergency Declared In S. Rhodesia
    60 1 SALISBURY. (S. Rhodesia), June 5. (Reuter). —The South, ern Rhodesian Government decided last night to declare a state of emergency because of strike threats and a national coal shortage. Railway firemen in SaMsbury have struck for higher wages despite threats of prosecution and dismissal and
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    REDS MADE SURE OF IT
    45 1 BERLIN, June I <UP> I i tmed Commun; 'ssed the border ltmW the border Into West Berlin and covered two West Berlin border police with their guns today, while they posted a sign advertising Bast Berlin's three-day Communis youth rallv.
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    SPECIAL BRANCH CALLS IN 9 UNDERGRADS
    343 2 SPECIAL BRANCH CALLS IN 9 UNDERGRADS Socialist Club Officials Quizzed Standard Staff Reporter NINE past and present officials of the University Socialist Club were questioned at the Special Branch of the Singapore C.I.D. yesterday. Thev were among the 15 students of the University of Malaya subpoenaed by Mr. Ahmad Khan,
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    No Let Up In Bandit War — General Bourne
    585 2 No Let Up In Bandit War General Bourne By K. C. ARI X, Standard Staff Reporter Kl ALA LUMPUR, Sat. Lt. General G. K. Bourne, GOC Malaya and the new Director of Operations, said today that the Security Forces under his command will continue to maintain pressure on the terrorists,
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    2-Hour Strike By Road Workers
    293 2 2-Hour Strike By Road Workers TIliwEE hundred dailyrated City Council road workers staged a two-hour sit-down strike yesterday morning near their quarters in French Koad. The strike was over a dispute between the worker.' and the Council regarding the suspension of a mandon in the Engineering Department. Trade unton leaders
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    TAGORE SOCIETY
    38 2 Dr. Kalidas Nag. a member of the Indian Parliament will be the guest speaker at the inaugural meeting of the Tafore Society to be held at the War Memorial Hall, St. Andrew's Cathedral, on June 12.
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    'Pageant' Has Wit, Comedu
    257 2 Standard Theatre Critic AN enthusiastic audience greeted the Stage Club's latest production. The Toicn That Would Hare A Pageant at the Victoria Theatre last night As the title would suggest i this is play about a .small provincial town's efforts in producing a pageant. Natu- <
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    Cheated Cinema: Charaed
    139 2 NG HONG YAP <32> assistant to the Manager of i5?H E ff pI Theatr at Lowland Road, was charged in the Seventh Police MagisCourt with criminal breach of trust of $223 and at g the management of tnd U 2O $178 n March 18 n_f The on°
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    Victims Get Aid From U.K.
    107 2 STAFF men ben of an Insurance company in London. Muir Bed:, ali and Company. Ltd.. after reading of an account of the recent Robertson Quay fire which killed five Singapore firemen, in The Overseas Assurance Corporation. I. til niaqa/ine. V()Af\ vent s. for the dependants
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    Took 20-cent Fares—s Mths.
    41 2 Took 20-cent Fares— s Mths. A SINGAPORE Traction Company bus conductor. Sidambara M manium, wa- esterday sentenced in the First Distrit Criminal Court to five months' rigorous imprisonment on charges of commuting miiuu breach of trust of 20 rents from passengers.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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    HK Film Star Takes A Bow
    22 3 H K Film Star Takes A Bow A( jji vs Mn Nui, leading i bow at n, Odeon ption heiing on Standard
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    Unsigned Letter Will Be Ignored
    72 3 Orga- an to have ms of 3 Bugi> the their Dr SJ.R.O. them are. and on they are victims of the which iced for s on the the and this d that to be not be Increa Thirdly. paid in that if met, s n
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    WAR OF IDEAS PAYS OFF
    740 3  - WAR OF IDEAS PA YS OFF M.T. YONG By\ 372 Terrorists Surrender In Drive For Minds KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Psychological war m Malaya last year was largely responsible for the surrender of 372 Communist terrorists. These surrendered terrorists were of value fnr£oT? rnment for »aPniSfn 011 fr m the Hl
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    Anglers' Postbag
    414 3 Illlllllllj Q I have a party of six couples who intend to go fishing and would appreSJt.'M 1 y°« w <>uld advise r u as i°.i he best S P<- to fish and the type of bait to use. Can you tell me the f f/S? VJ Ma,ay
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    Malayans Invited For Training
    215 3 Ford Farm Centre In UK Standard Staff Reporter MALAYANS are eligible for training in the new Ford Mechanised Agricultural Training Centre in the I nited kingdom, Mr. John Richardson of the Ford Company of Malaya, told The Standard vesterday. The training centre was opened at Boreham.
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    Nicoll Will Open India Phone Link
    100 3 THE Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll, will open the Colony's first telephone line to India on June 16. at 11 a.m. It was inadvertently stated in yesterday's paper that Mr. W. A. C. Goode. Colonial Secretary. would perform thia function as he did
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    MAY EXPORTS OF RUBBER
    29 3 TOTAL exports i rubber all grades to all countries, from Singapore and the Federation during May amounted to 81,342 tons, according fo preliminary official statistics.
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    New Spray Can Clean Your Car In 30 Minutes
    388 3 New Spray Can Clean Your Car In 30 Minutes Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S motoring industry is being revolutionised with the introduction of a high pressure steam cleaner which not only thoroughly cleans a car in 30 minutes but has a chemical detergent that rids inaccessible parts' of the undercarriage of
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    RED PURGE OF PENANG RETOLD
    575 4 Leader Killed In Hill Hideout Dictating Notes KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Crawling for 300 yards on hands and knees inside a tunnel-like track which wound its way up a Penang -hillside a Police fighting patrol surprised a terroris leader Lau Lau, who was dictating propaganda notes
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    47 4 TKiS Standard picture taken from the sea shows the main pier ond causeway, leading to the Pasir 'anjang Power Station. Ocean going tankers can now come directly to this pier and discharge thousands of tons of fuel oil, for use in the boiler room of the Station.
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    JOURNALISTS MEET TODAY
    58 4 MINIMUM conditions ot employment for Colony journalists will be considered at to-day's annual general meeting of the SinKapore Union ol Journalists. The meeting, which is due to commence at 11 a.m. in tii' British Council Hall. Stamford Road, will also conslder a resolution for a special income
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    TIN PRICE UP
    18 4 THE price of tin in the Singapore market yesterday was $362j (up $lj{) per picul
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    Parking Meters Will Aid City Income
    305 4 Parking Meters Will A id City Income A SYSTEM whereby the Singapore City Council could "pile its cotters" and at the same time aid motorists to evade Police "parking stickers'' -is the latest suggestion of Frank Malet, Managing Director of American-Asian-Aus-tralian Enterprises, Singapore. The new system is to have the
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    Man Detained
    25 4 TWO detectives chased and detained a man after a thief had snatched a handbag from a woman outisde Maxwell Road Market yesterday morning.
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    Mother Is Happy To Be With Injured Son
    220 4 THROUGH her tears at the British Military Hospital yesterday, the young mother of Able Seaman Harry Paul Moncey. who- lies in one of the wards on a Special liospital bed with a severe spinal injury, could only express her gratitude at bring
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    Blood Bank Gets 137 Donations
    127 4 DURING the past week. the Blood Transfusion Service in Singapore received 137 donations. The donations exceeded transfusions by 45 units. Of the number of donors who gave their blood. 65 were Asians. There were 76 new donors made up of 38 Europeans. 20 Chinese. 11
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    SATAFun Fair Has Good Start
    148 4 SATAFun Fair Has Good Start BEFORE the Fun Fair in aid of the Free Treatment Fund of the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association wa> officially opened yesterday morning at the Great World. The Standard wlls told that one half of the $20,000 goal had already been reached through the sale of coupons
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    Gangster Demanded Cash For 'Brothers'
    83 4 LEE Bah Bee. who claimed to 4**v a member of "gang lb" and also a member of S< en Society 108. yesterday pl« ed guilty in the Singapore Second District Criminal Court to thrr'p charges two itf r tortion and one of attempt* -1 ■n
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    3-Engine Landing By Connie
    126 4 3-Engine Landing By Connie SINGAPORE'S Kallang airport was astir for some I yesterday evening when n was report ed that a Qant. Constellation from Sydn« y was landing at the airport < n three engines. Fire engines from the It] Fire Brigade and U I airport were stationer! the junction
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    Son Stands $500 Bail For Father
    26 4 A Si Ol t! Tra?' u t i with dr.-. infii Th» Hiar^ ed trial bail by d I I
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    A Warning To Cue
    30 4 rouß who f t u Col day SI Onr t wa. r:..< a "h; sl. Tht sti tney musl i the road. g: light* sn m
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    Lawyer's CAr Is Missing
    22 4 PEN A Mn. i i I Tim Ch« is rt I Rjr lower k *.*v rl pfftVfc i»t.
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    TRIBUTE TO LATE MR. WEE
    249 4 A TRIBUTE was, paid in the Singapore Supreme Court yesterday to the late Mr. Wee Swee Teow, 0.8.E. and Barrister at-Law, who died at his residence in Stevens Road on Thursday. m__PS!_& P was Presided by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray- Ayns'ey, who appeared
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    Labour Trainees
    115 4 THK first batch of Bur; e* ollicers to be trained in labour legislation, administration and wage structure under the Colombo Plan arrived in Singapore yesterday, after completing a three month intensive training in New Zealand. 0 Sein Hieing (left) and 0 Than Maung (right) an Inspector of Labour
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    WORLD STARS TO COME FOR FILM FESTIVAL HERE
    184 4 WORLD STARS TO COME FOR FILM FESTIVAL HERE SINGAPOREANS will have the < I ing the pick of thc world's film st.. choice Asian films during a festival in year. Mr. Run Run Shaw, film Magnate, ed in the Colony from Tokyo, said v< Mr. Sh.iw. who went to the
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      357 4 JTTn g a p o r e| jFy I r m.AmjfAf ~m TO< ll: programme of recorded classical music at 11. Bcotts Koad 8 3i< p m B'rOtUE PEDIATRIC SOCIETY: patohologic laboratory. General Hospital, discussions and talks 1030 a.m. curry tiffin at Dr Loh Siew Gck's home, Tanah Merah Besar
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      PETITE CHINESE GIRL BRINGS MALAYAN CULTURE TO
      430 5  - PETITE CHINESE GIRL BRINGS MALAYAN CULTURE TO Andrew Roth JL ls a beauD to in song .singing a and that i rang did Lim shows of her vocal but both h more folksongs, lk( stanhelped ■s singing good Denis accomDay by 1 pro- Scala isly both rtained nee. tremendous these
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      Malayan Woman In Pinewood Studios
      1099 5 jWANY a Malayan woman would give her right arm to be in Miss Tham's shoes But believe me. she wouldn't like it after she had got the chance In Pinewood Studios a week ago she told me that she's just about fed-up with the monotonous
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    Colony Weddings
    60 5 Mr. .and Mrs E. Murray after their sMidilni «t lhe Garrison C'hur h. Tanglin. yesterday. Mr Murrai i. j corporal with the Royal Signal* Standard photo INSPECTOR Mervyn Malcolm Mclntyre of thr Sin pore Police loree ancl his "June" bride, thr formei June Koh, leaving the Cathedral of
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    Claims Trial To Dope Charge
    51 5 «l TAN Ah Sit y.'.strrday claimed trial in the Singapore Second District Criminal Court otj a charge of pos> sion of two large bags and four .small b raw opium weighing approximately i i tahila Ball of $K» and the case *.1 posti to September
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    Snapping A Fortune
    776 6  -  W.O. Murphy By phRHAPS on e of the most interesting teatures of photography is the "lucky snap." Many are the cases where an amateur photographer Pmu clicked his camera at the right moment ond earned for himself a small fortune. There must be many x.ho hare at
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    BRITISH DRIFT FROM CINEMAS IS STEMMED
    208 6 'THE British drift away from the movie*, largely attributed to television, has been stemmed. Board of Trade figures indicate. Tne government agency, in a review of movie theatre attendances, said that in the last three months of 1953 cinema goer s totalled 305,773,000. That's
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    A WOMAN'S WEAPON
    1182 6  -  Churles Hatton •hi r niE mid-morning sun was J fighting its way through the grimv windows of Sergeant Willett's cubby-hole at Yarwood Road police station making it unpleasantly warm, when the door opened and the pink and white features ol Constable Aston suddenly appeared. "There's an old
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    Land Of Swat Basks In Utopian Sunshine
    267 7 Land Of Swat Basks In Utopian Sunshine Washington. I I fUI little ind of I mrplus Dt emei budno iking I.BCO ysbei Swat Istan s Pro- s the I g governs mem,i tribe. till the a iv. .t<> oppor--160.000 waf inu I e edu- students in 56 schools j, college
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    BEHIND The From Curtain
    1376 7 BEHIND The From Curtain Natural Resources, Scientists, Slave Labour Have Enabled Russia To Build Efficient Bomb Stockpile I This iv ihe* mimmmmtXh in gg mrrimm of\ j ueolgg* gg ri ig*Ug g*gg iigit ei ~mm m m-4 egg, I l**m Aimmm" fc* 1 m e> r gi<>„ i><.<g n /l
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    WHAT A BIG DONE!
    85 7 m— >—, (><|tfc<||<<<|Mfci<t MM MM^^„ fillur 0 l »H what you going to do-eo?" Confronted with this mother and bu, Vi M dog bones Bimbo, the eight-weeks-old fox terrier of West Widsbl to i Mh s << t, wasn't quite sure Eventually, he decided that it
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    NEXT WEEK:
    29 7 Hrail hat I liele Sam is doing (<> protect info r iii alio n and materials which put I .S. ahead of other nations in the atomic Held.
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    Hollywood Seandals
    1955 8 'Bra' In Amazing Court Scene QNLY one man knows the whole truth behind the scandals that regularly rock Hollywood. Even the wildest playboy and the wackiests, thrill-seeking blonde in filmdom know that you should always tell the truth to your doctor and your lawyer. Especially your lawyer. So
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    BACKGROUND STORY
    33 9 e tnsl t s Roberta CotreU has told J )d «'id m hoaldays, of her pre-war years tl ns a Gghter-pilot Z snd operation on the experience in living AV\\\\\\\\\\\v\\v\\x VXi
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    200,000 HEARD HIM PREACH IN ONE DAY
    360 9 r e«s ol men and i >uru,,| (rnss u ih€ -f Wembley j;"' »i«ht lasl ueek when made his 'PPeal to the erowds their decisions for *as the chmax nelllunding tun fareuHl dav ia in which people P ch. Wembley alone "MM P
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    I Stepped Out In Paris With A Gentleman
    919 9 I Stepped Out In Paris With A Gentleman ROBERTA CO WELL S OWN STORY PART It's Wonderful ToBeA Woman, Says Roberta Lisa opened the double doors which garden, ond the whole house seemed breath of fresh, clean air. I turned A dance band was playing 'April in and I looked
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    Couple On Tandem Greeted In Australia
    210 9 Couple On Tandem Greeted In Australia Mr. and Mrs A. Bayeg, the hardy English couple who are touring the world on a tandem and whose story appeared in this paper on Apr. 4 this year, have written to The Standard of the wonderfully cordial reception they received in Perth. They
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    711 10 SUNDAY STANDARD Caution Needed f A HE British Foreign Office's announce mint at Peking has promised to lift certain restrictions on activities of British businessmen in Red a has aroused hopes in certain quarters that a revival of trade with the O be seen in that not far distant future.
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      1788 10 THER was slow progress in the Geneva Conference on Far Eastern questions, and the much desired ceasefire appears as far away os when the Conference storted six weeks ago. The nine delegations conferring on Indo-China made a sincere and serious effort on Friday to
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    651 11 )NE of the oldest, and worthiest, organisations in Singapore, about which the Colony knows deplorably little, is the Singapore Aftercare Association, whose aim is to help those men and women released from prison into a generally hostile society. The Association is a voluntary body (with
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    1416 11  - S'pore Aftercare Association... Colony's Oldest Worthiest CHRISTINE DIEMER By Men. Women Released From Prison Are Given Chance To Start Life Anew In Host ite Society Col. Grey took the key from the wretched woman and went Straight to the house where she had lived. Yes. the neighbours said, the baby
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    1645 12  - Can You Tell A Woman's From Her GRETSA By [AM one of those rare guys who is never content till I reach perfection in whatever I do. Those who know me say that in this respect my parents have shown a great lack of perfection. Now, they knew my parents,
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      THESE LOVERS KNEW BUT ONE SUMMER OF HAPPINESS
      581 13 THESE LOVERS KNEW BUT ONE SUMMER OF HAPPINESS nol often that m ,:,MS E 1 B lo see a picture Sweden. Perhaps hK Inability arises from th. Swedish proions, khich are noted heii .u.d.tu- of realism ,l art rarrj English subHowevei <»ne film has sl last found pore where N
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      Hiawatha brings peace to warring tribes
      423 13 Hiawatha brings peace to warring tribes But It's No Easy Undertaking rj'HK STORY of Hiawatha has been retold a thousand times through the years in print and play, but I doubt if as interestingly as in the Walter Miriseh produced Kurt Neumann directed screen version wMeh Allied Artists are releasing
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      HIGH JINKS ABOARD A DESTROYER
      428 13 HAT'S M Mtr i Thai's Use tit-dollar question that has the Navy guessing one morning when a strange-look-ins; contraption mysteriously appears aboard the foreign destroxer Agraria tied up in a British dockyard. Lieutenant Slyvester Green knows the answer, but, trying to cover up a drunken
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    474 14 TRY THESE IF YOU'RE IN SEARCH OF GLAMOUR DBCNTLY a reader wrote that she'd never been able to afTord anything In the cosmetics line, even face powder, and that she used baking powder whenever she felt like removing the shine from her nose. After thinking lt over, I decided that
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    672 14 THESE ate quite a lot of women who ought to wear glasses and don't. Now one pair of eyes is your allowance for a lifetime, there are no replacements, and to refuse to help them by wearing glasses when glasses are what you
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    1114 15 Say Dancers Yvonne Pauline LISTEN chaps, Singapore 1, too darned dull Nothing ever happens here. Pardon me there was a European of some sort who creaTed «u.te a s M r at Raffies Hotel the other night whe l he part.c.pated (uninvited) in the mambo
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    1056 16 By T.A. Subramaniam (Special to tho Sunday Standard) JT WAS with great trepidation that I set foot on Hiroshima, nearly nine years after an atom bomb had destroyed that city. What nameless horrors, I asked myself, would I find in this Atomic Desert, where U.S.
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    213 17 Sunday PICTURE PAGE Above: There they are, growing up fast now, the two twin Kodiak bears born at Whipsnade /on and introduced to the world recently. This picture is the first of them taken away from mother: visitor Shirley Burniston, of Ilendon. is h >!iiing them aloft twenty pounds each
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    830 18  -  Rafman By IN the Senior League RAF Changi are one point In the lead from RAF /engah, who now claim second position by their victory over RAF Seletar during the wet'k. Seletar are one point behind Tengah but are three points clear of Flying Boat
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    39 18 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sat.— The annual athletic sports of the High School. Bukit Mertajam will be held on Saturday June 26 at 2.45 p.m. There will be two events for Old Boys— 22o yards handicap and 440 yards.
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    54 18 LONDON: There's one thing about an athletic ♦•vent like the 3,000 Metres Steeplechase, in the Sward Trophy content at the Polytechnic Stadium, (.hiswick, May 2*) a little thing like the heavy ram that fell during the day hardly seem* worth mentioning when you're facing the watersplash that eon fronted these
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    432 18  -  SRK Bv AFTER his bad luck iu the 25 mile Championship, (herald Kay had a trouble free ride last Sundav and he established a new time for the half eenturv ride. His time of 2 hours 7 minutes 14 seconds is
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    594 18  -  SCRIBBLER BY With the advent of June, units in Nee Soon are busily preparing for their Annual Athletic Meetings, and from Monday. June 7. we And the Royal Army Pay Corps staging their Corps Week. Field and track event heats' will be run each evening, culminating
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    561 18 SAFA lfaifiie tables up to WVtlnesday, June 3 arc: Dhhlon 1. P W I) I. F IM> REME 10 7 I 2 23 IS H AAA 4 -5 0 2 19 IS 12 Star Socce:;tes 7 5 1 1 21 y 11 Marine* 3 4 I 0
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    394 18 Pride Of Place Go To REME SAFA League Round m RFME, by reason of their 2 I Tigers at Jalan Besar stadium on 9 ls«* 1..( n *i take pride of place in SAFA'f Snii,,, llit| J 1 retain for the third consecutiw* k it '^7 at the top of
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    630 19 Paglar Prod For Stadium Legco To Hear 'Dream' Project make a bid for the Asian Games in 1962 What EfEfJSL? there that e ht ears today w W wUI velrs'a^ 1^ ab f Ut What We Werc ta,kin abouTeilht thaTwoiHd £M ,ne spaci ous rand Sports Stadium mat would be
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      311 19 I REALISE, that we are lhing in the atomic age. These are times when we t.:n call a spade by anythin;; but a spade. But surely there must be a limit to the sudden craze for creating official positions in sports organisations which, mean
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      64 19 1 r\ e 1 I New Look look in the Colon; badminton lion is promis ce, a stenographer b\ pr bas v: rthing. ami if all bad minton rnthu. s.ime 'nough t(» con i ml to Mp in its management, w >h..iil<| haw some erv Popular
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    18 19 KUANTAN. Sat. Treng.anu Indians beat Kuantan ndians 1-0 at soccer yesterday mt lost at badminton 6-3.
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    211 19 A GOAL scored by inside-lef l Shairi. enabled St. John; Sports Club to get away witl full points when they me Jollilads A.U. in a S.A.F.A Division 3B league match a* f Geylang Stadium yesterday. ,The Islanders won 3—2 win. Jollilads trailed two-nil at halftime.
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    80 19 SHA League Starts In September THE Singapore Hockey Association proposes to start he league competition in the Irst week of September. Th< lumber of divisions will depend on the number of enTies. Last year there wen :hree divisions. Entries for the competitor aili close on July 15. Affiliate." may send
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    Kong Hock Is Bedok Champion
    149 19 TAN Kong Hock's winwing performances in the 100 and 220 yards sprints, the high jump with an additional second in the 440 yards earned him the proud distinction of being declared Victor Ludorum of The Bedok Boys' School second annual athletic sports held at their
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    53 19 SINGAPORE'S Mr Singapore.' Tan I gg Yap (third poses uith prize winners of the Mr. and Miss Perth Bodv H tiful Contest be April *Hi at Perth Tee Yap gave inhibition poses here The 'Mr, Per* was won by Kei* (extreme le: Dorothy William, ond from ri_;_i the Miss Perth
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    101 19 SEREMBAN. Sat.— A chanceless 102 runs by M. Thilagarat. nam. the Negri Sembilan state skipper, was the feature ol yesterday's cricket match ir which Negri Sembilan Club defeated Segamat Sports Club by 140 runs. Thilagaratnam, with S. Devendran. added 150 runs foi the second wicket partnership
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    605 19  - Dent's 118 Put The Europeans High Poor Fielding By Rest Our Cricket Reporter By FOR the third consecutive year the Europeans gathered over 200 runs in their first visit to the wicket in their annual Clarke Cup match against the Rest. They had 270 runs on the board for eight
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    340 19 By FRANCIS BOEY MR. Singapore (Tan Tee Yap) did not compete in the Mr. Australia contest but he earned enough applause to convince the Australians that he would have given their body builder^ a strong challenge if he did. Tan was invited by the West
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    63 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Joo Lee Chan's XI shared points when they drew oneall in their Chinese League soccer match on the BCRC ground Centre half Poh Heng netted in the 25th minute of the first half to give Joo Lee Chan the lead at half time. Leong Hoe
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    44 19 MALACCA, Sat pathy Malacca Cricket A side against Negri Sen Malacca next i ihe N If are Al j| er man Scquerah. P i G X. P. Lee, I. Major Lowry, Ll W. Davidson. B C f i sambo d A Co
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    1599 20 ROBBIE BURNS FROM START TO FINISH PENANG, Sat. Robbie Burns, a four-year-old Closeburn gelding showed his sprinting ability when he led from start to finish in the main 6 furlongs race on the concluding day of the Penang Turf Club's summer meeting today. Out in front at the start Robbie
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    91 20 One Wkt. Win For Indians KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Selangor Indian Association beat Postal Union Athletic Club by one wicket at cricket at the Taylor Road ground today. Postals, batting first, were all out for 88 runs (F. L Shaw 21, Navaratnam 24, P Boudville 16. Kartar Singh four for three,
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    385 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Selangor stand solidly established at the close of play today, first day of their cricket encounter with Penang, played on the padang here. Selangor. batting first, had tctted up 283 for seven at tea time when they d lared. Penang batsmen going
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    93 20 DERRICK Dent became the seventh European batsman to bit up a century in the OWM Clarke Cv.p match wHlch bejai? on the SCC Psdung yesterday, when Europeans had 270 for eighv z r c}*^** oi' p'ay. Dent, who has been having a bad spell recently, was
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    29 20 SINGAPORE Harbour Board Police showed all round superiority in beating Tuan Mong Old Boys Association 4—o in their Division 3B league game at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday.
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    36 20 Darul Afiah Sports Club draw 1 —1 with Bintang Bulan Sports in a S.A.F.A. Division 3B league match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Sani scored for Darul Afiah and Dollah score for Bintang Bulan.
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    443 20 Swifts AA Break Malayan Relay Record By .1 Sec. SWIFTS Athletic Association 440 yards relay] lu. ul ette Lim Jit Im, Chan Onn Leng, Benedict jomez and Tan Eng Yoon yesterday bettered the Vlalayan record of 44.2 sees, by .1 second at the riangular meet between Swifts, RAF and Police
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    491 20 THE crowning achievemenl !of up and coming Amicabk I Athletic Association's soccei 1 career came irf yesterday'* SAFA Senior league game al Jalan Besar Stadium, wher they upset mighty Marines hitherto only unbeaten tean in the league, 2—l in a manner befitting the prestige o: these
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    175 20 TODAY'S Sport TODAY CRICKET: Clarke CupEuropeans vs The Rt at SCC IJ am. RAPC Royal Signals at Bouna a Road; SRC t GHQ at SRC. SOCCER: SAFA Dr Rollers v Fat hul Karib at Jalan Besar stadium; Div. 3C Serangoon MY vs Jaya Srtia at Jalan Besar stadium 4 p.m.;
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    423 20 NEGRI LEAD ON FIRST INNINGS SEREMBAN, Sat. Spin bowlers reaped a rich harvest here today when Perak were visitors for .heir annual cricket match against Negri Sembilan Perak taxing first knock vere dismissed for 100 runs. Dionysius, the left hander. jeing on the spot to take •even wickets for 37
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    248 20 KUALA LUMPIR, Sat. South. lst lolders, are virtually certain of retain ,f, ft emard Cup in the North-South u, (,u^ classic which started on the Lake i U ni *h lere today "urt, South have won five matches to ti,.. solitary point
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    51 20 Southern Ser vices Triumph hi \l II *\V\ K South \1 Bcrvices v Combined !i a charttj aid ot I u lurid it I Malays Gurnrj c the the hi Harl and v. Howi hall i I right 0\ st m Nssrth S«'i\ i« < I Carr. .utii Ser\ i<
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