Sunday Standard, 20 June 1954

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    Masthead
    15 1 SUNDAY STANDAR Vol. IV. No. 353 3INGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 1954 TWENTY PACKS I. f*_r.NT___
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    5,000 INVADE GUATEMALA, SEIZE PORT
    186 1 5,000 INVADE GUATEMALA, SEIZE PORT YORK, June 19. Anti-Communist forces ortocked Guatemala by land, sea and air B yesterday and "serious uprisings" broke out m the country's interior. have seized several border towns and port on the Caribbean coast, within a of launching attacks by land and dii Guatemala from
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    A 'MIRACLE' IF NEW P.M. CAN DO IT
    127 1 A 'MIRACLE' IF NEW P.M. CAN DO IT SAIGON, June 19, (Reurer) Vietnamese politicians said today it would be a miracle if France's new Premier M. Pierre Mendes France brings honourable peace to Indo-China m the next four weeks despite a more hopeful atmosphere at Geneva. the outbid: "\V> 1
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  • Police Search For Missing Girl In School
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      MR. CUB
      66 1 A YOUNG inmate of rk i? ed Cross CriPPied Children's Home at Tanah Merah, Singapore proudly displays his newly-acquired Cub uni. oo rr H H ,s one ot tl »c £8 boy scouts, cubs and brownies, m addition to some girl guides, at the home. The boy s
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      RobinHood's GangKills12
      66 1 NEW DELHI. June 19. (Reiiter) A bandit gang led by the outlaw Man Singh, known as the "Robin Hood of the Jungle," has killed seven police and five other people m raids during the past two days near Agra, 150 miles south of Delhi. The bandits ambushed a
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      Reds To Pull Out Of Two I-C States
      187 1 GENEVA, June 19, (Reuter). The Communists yesterday promised to withdraw immediately any Viet mlnh forces who might still be m Laos and Cambodia, the two smaller Indo-China states, conference sources said last night. Mr. Pham Van Dong. Vietminh Communist Deputy Premier admitted
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      New French Cabinet Is Formed
      67 1 New French Cabinet Is Formed PARIS. June 19, (Reuter) Premier Pierre Mendes France formed a cabinet today, with himself as Foreign Minister. Other key posts are: Finance: Edgar Faure (Radical, no change). Interior: Francois Mitterand (Near Radical). National Defence: General Pierre Koening (Gaullist) Reconstruction: Maurice Lemaire (Gaullist, no change). Overseas
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      SENATOR SHOT
      34 1 WASHINGTON, June 19. (AP) U.S. Senator Lester C. Hunt (Democrat Wyoming) was found shot m the head m his Senate office today. His condition was reported to be "serious If not cri-
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      Indian Warships
      20 1 FOUR warships of the Indian Navy will visit Hongkong on July 21 and Singapore on Aug. 2.- Reuter
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      Aden Village Attacked
      63 1 ADEN, June 19 (Reuter)— A force of 100 to 150 men from the Red Sea kingdom of Yemen attacked a village ln the British administered Aden Protectorate yesterday and were repulsed after daylong fighting, it was officially stated here today. The attackers lost four dead and many
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      Sex Stimulant Poisoning-Five Years' Jail
      500 1 Sex Stimulant PoisoningFive Years' Jail USED DRUG TO j STIMULATE GIRLS LONDON, June 19 (Reuter).— A 44-year-old London office manager, Mr. Arthur Kendrick Ford, was sentenced td five years' imprisonment here yesterday for the rhanslaught^r of two young typists who died from poisoning by cantharidin, a sex stimulant. His counsel
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      S'PORE-RUN SHIP ON FIRE
      51 1 LONDON, June 19, (Reuter) Fire broke out m number five hatch of the 6.780-ton Norwegian motor vessel Tourcoing between Aden and Singapore, according to a Lloyds message from Kobe. Japan, received here today. The vessel on her way from Oslo to Yokohama left Singapore two days
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      'CLEAR OUT' ULTIMATUM TO STUDENTS
      385 1 'CLEAR OUT' ULTIMATUM TO STUDENTS MR. Lee Kong Chian, multimillionaire chairman of the Singapore Chinese High School Management Committee, yesterday issued an "ultimatum" to the 1,000 boys and girls camping there m protest against National Service, to "clear out" by June 27. With Mr. Lee when he issued the ultimatum
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      Wants To Be 'Queen'
      133 1 MEET Miss Anna Chua of Singapore who wants to he "queen for a day." She has invested m a $2 tirktt for the Singapore Youth Council food and fun Tair which will give her a chance of running for the coveted title. The King and Queen
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      Dr. Khoo To Get Top Job
      74 1 TAIPEI. June 19. <Reuti£)_ —The Chinese NationalisfrAmbassador to the Unite*!, States Dr. Wellington Koo is returning to Formosa to be the President of the Nationalist Executive Yuan, usually reliable Nationalist sources said today. The sources claimed that the recall of Dr. Koo was the
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      Peking To Buy Ceylon's Rubber
      200 1 Peking To Buy Ceylon 's Rubber COLOMBO. June 19. < Uniter) The Ceylon Government has accepted an offer from China to buy crepe rubber at prices substantially above world market prices. Official sources here Mid today that Ceylon was unabl_ to meet fully China's requirements of crepe at prevn* estates
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      MacG Is Back In Capital
      155 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Federation High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray. returned here today, the seventh anniversary of the Emergency, to begin a round of high-level policy consultations on the Alliance decision to quit government at all levels. One of the first decisions expected to be
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    Cruise For Little Imp
    47 2 photo. THE Little Imp. powered by two Scott-Atwater 10 h.p. engines shown skimming: over the water at cruising speed At the helm is Mr. S. J. Hen- < rietta. an engineer with Geti Bros, and Co.. local agents for Scott-Atwater i I engines. Standard
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    Outboard Bail Craft In Motion
    206 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE first outboard motors m history that bail your craft as you speed over the water have arrived m Singapore. Tiny are the 1954 Scott-At-water models that incorporate a built-in bailing device, now on view at the showrooms of Messrs. Getz Bros,
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    Family Is Homeless
    70 2 KUANTAN. Sat. A Malay fisherman and his family were rendered home- less last night when his house was completely des- j troyed by fire at Kampong Jeram near here. The house was completely gutted before the Fire Brigade from Kuantan arrived Nothing was saved from the house.
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    MR. GODESEN
    36 2 MR A E. W. GODESEN has been appointed a temporary unofficial member of the Federal Legislative Council m place of Mr. A Cromarty during the lalter's absence from the Federation, j: was announced yesterday
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    CASE AGAINST YEO FAILS
    197 2 Motion To Send Him To Prison Is Dismissed MR. JUSTICE WHfrl TON m the Singapore High Court yesterday dismissed the motion of the Official Assignee, Mr. W. G. Alcock, to com- mit former millionaire, Yeo Jin Guat, now a bankrupt, to prison for incurring a debt
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    Prison For This Trio
    116 2 BUTTERWORTH. Sat.— A party of revenue officers who walked into the compound of a house which they were to search for opium, had so surprised the first inmate that he could not utter a word when asked if he was the owner of the house. The
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    Rubber Quietly Steady
    138 2 THK rubber market m Singapore yesterday remained quietly steady at around OS| p* r lb. for first grade nil for July shipment (65-5 8 cenii on Friday I The lower price, were partly due to lower overseas arivici i Small turnover of buaffl was report* d Cfpcountry
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    35 2 NNGArORI r. J berl Goh ■walleal m,•!,,,--rrn X, *i ne.elan.l cr pr,*e y Contevt wh sored h> ll>, Free .via n M-bir-ii |J V I M operation. CtrtMcate ol He r\|in U l. *Tree tins
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    3 Youths To Stand Trial
    87 2 KUALA LUMPUR Sat rhree Chinese youths. Chow Kai Hoong. Goh Mm Chai and Wong Kov. Thye. were yesterday committed fo r trial by the First Magistrate to stand, tria: n the High Court on a charge )f robbery. They were alleged to have •obbed a
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    Driving Ban For Year
    69 2 A MAN who borrowed a car from a friend and m turn loaned it to another friend waa yesterday banned from obtaining cr holding a licence lot s year by Mr A m Ghows. the Singapore First Magistrate. The man. Lim Chuan Kern was charged with
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    Didn't Stop At Light
    104 2 TAN AH HEE. a taxi driver, was fined $20 by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate. Mr. Howe Yoon Chong. yesterday, for driving a taxi against a red light at the junction of Mountbatten Road and Geylang Road on i Feb. 2. Tan was fined another $5
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    Union Meeting
    38 2 THE Malacca Asian Estate < Staff Union will hold its c annual meeting at the Indian c Association at 2.30 pm and will later hold a tea party at t the Rest House at 5 pm i
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    LINCOLNS BOMB SCENE OF KILLING
    150 2 Penang Feels Impact i PENANC Sat. Five Lincoln bombers from Tengah this morning carried out a devastating raid on Kedah Peak, the scene of the murder of the- late Mr. C. N. Godwin, by Communist terrorist*. High calibre bombs are i believed to have been
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    sunday prize puzzle
    98 2 MADAM Cheong Vre Koo of New Barrark No. 9, Woodbridge Road. Singapore, provided the correct solution to last week's puzzle. Hers was the first correct entry to be opened by the Contest Editor SolutionTorchlight. The S.O will be posted to Madam Cheong this week. This week's puzzle
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    NEW START IN LIFE FOR BOYS AT THIS SCHOOL
    176 3 A- r Standard Staff Reporter Vocational training m the Gimson School Boys m Clementi Road has proved so sue- s ful hof man y who ,cave the $cn <>ol con-.-niif. earn their ,ivin9 m the trade rh ey [earned m the
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    Historical Play Of An Empress
    21 3 Historical Play Of An Empress •'•i four and Tze i i the nor be an 1 appeal who m >:. of I •>«>•_____,
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    Blood Bank Needs More Donations
    146 3 Blood Bank Needs More Donations IN the past week the demand for Group B blood m Singapore was nearly double the amount of supply The Blood Transfusion Service stated that until a much higher proportion of donors are Asians there will always tend to be a deficiency of this type
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    Air Landing Contest Off
    76 3 THE landing competition of r Moths. Cessnas and Austen scheduled at Kallang Airport, Singapore, this morn- :n->. has been postponed. Heavy rains yesterday has water-logged the grass land- ing .-.trip. W -ather permitting, the c >mpetition will be held next Sunday between 10 a.m. and noon.
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    Grades For A.F.S. Members
    49 3 SINGAPORE Government has announced the grades for j officers and other ranks m the j Auxiliary Fire Service of the Civil Defence forces. These are: for officers Column Officer, Senior Company Officer and Company r: for other ranks: Section Leader, Leading Fireman and Fireman. i
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    'Divine Eye Of South China' To Exhibit Works
    183 3 'Divine Eye Of South China' To Exhibit Works A GRAIN of sesame _s about one«>«hth the size of an average Chinese written word. But on this tiny surface Mr. Wong Lo Feng ca n carve m ivorjr 160 Chinese characters. Nicknamed "the divine ey© of South .nina," Mr. Wong is
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    39 3 "^gnified, this picturg shows a piece of nearh, ?L a r*^ raUl of rice > on *>Mch Mr. Wong has j ■Ww.r L y^? fj 11 characters. The section of a lat the ory is less than a quarter inch.
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    Last Show Tonight
    32 3 CORINNE SIDDONS who appears tonight m the last performance of Vernon Martinus' production of "Show Business 1954" at Singapore's Victoria Theatre, strikes a graceful pose for the Standard Cameraman.
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    Inform RSPCA Of Cases—Magistrate
    131 3 Inform RSPCA Of Cases Magistrate The Singapore City Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn suggested yesterday: "I feel the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals should be informed of cases of cruelty to animals." He said this after Low Gum "Wong pleaded guilty to a charge
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    He Obliged 3 Robbers
    71 3 A SINOAPORE Indian who was waiting for a taxi m Geylang Road at 3 a.m. yesterday, obliged three strangers by looking at his wrist watch for the time. As soon as he brought his left wrist up one of the strangers grabbed him by the wrist
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    Cycle Park In Basement
    61 3 SINGAPORE Government is to build a new bicycle park m the basement of Fullerton Building for the exclusive use of Government employees working m the building. Government's decision Is the result of complaints by the Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union that there is not enough
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    Anglers' Postbag
    443 3 Anglers' Postbag I Q. Where can I replace my j agate rings, please, and also j where can I buy good cutty- 1 hunk lines of various sizes and floats. —SHERIFF. A. If you call at King's at i Raffles Place, you will find 00 display an assortment of agate
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    Seven Minutes Lost Through Wrong Location
    254 3 Firemen Defended Standard Staff Reporter THE Vice-Chairman of the Estates and Fire Brigade Committee of the Singapore City Council, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, denied yesterday that it took a fire engine 45 minutes to reach the scene of a fire m Matlock Rise after
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    Merchant Pays Repairing Cost
    35 3 I Mr. G. Uttamram. a Colony, merchant, has undertaken the renovation of the Mission Boys' Orphanage Home, cost- ing him about $3,000, an announcement by the Ramakrishna Mission, S'ngapore. stated yesterday
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    SHELL Helps In Air War Against Bandits
    519 4 SHELL Helps In Air War Against Bandits Standard Staff Reporter THE telling effect of Communist aggression m Malaya m sapping the country of its economic strength, and the significant part the Royal Air Force is playing m quelling it can be gauged by the fact that of 13 million gallons
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    WARNING ON THE RISK OF POLITICS
    393 4 It May Be Exploi ted-Economi st LONDON, June 19, (Reuter). The Economist Qt<^ that the "crumbling of the French position to the North of H, erdoy bound to make many Malayans, Malays and Indian os well Q ru* secretly examine their allegiances." <n *'t
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    Selangor Govt. Relaxes Templer Park Curfew
    75 4 KOALA M'MPi'H. Emi The pier Park" is to be related farthwitl greater opportunities for the p*ihli< (n newest beauty spot, it vai < „'ln „»IU The curfew will hereelorth tmtnnu 4 p.m. instead of p.m. m iew of <„,„„,,' ronsls sril operating mi n
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    CAPITAL TOPICS
    239 4 'I "Ml ere is KMnethini m stirring about the brat ion of Her Ma.jeBirtnday wherever thc Union .lack flies and m ftwer places is it more Impressive than on our Padang. the noble proportions of its velvet sward flanked by the Saracenic arches. whi< h because ol the
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    Took Dancer's Jewellery
    21 4 Took Dancer's Jewellery IPOH Jbrah %EEA 1(1 Tl I H. U r*o©k I H mcd, a dai I midnighl i otatk
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    Dangero Driving: Fined
    20 4 Dangero Driving: Fined XI Ti il marine i (if-l Bl .1... Khor't dr oVo en dered to i* UllVlMg tQt
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  • Kampong LONDON
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      Order Of The Garter Or Order Of The Boot?
      786 5  -  ANDREW ROTH Asks np c/ the 11 I odini, symptoms ©J I v that Hon huve been the ff order of the :i tn her world famous nS&r. Sir Winston come muttered from many of bj ■order -mhope- ti Sir any
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      It's A Happy 'Marriage' Of East To West
      830 5 It's A Happy 'Marriage' Of East To West rilE experience of a Chinese artist m fus- Ing Oriental and OccidenJi tai culture_MQ his painting 1 1 must b-' a challenging 1 1 one. considering the wholly 1 1 opposite attitudes and trai 1 ditlons ol the two dissimilar lj worlds.
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    HOLLYWOOD SCANDALS
    1932 6  - HOLL YWOOD SCANDALS Ralph By The Trial Of Bob Mitchum And The Girl j //i 77_e Case w^"^ Champion Y^HY did Jerry Giesler let film star Robert Mitchum go to gaol without a legal fight before a jury? To Hollywood and to all the world expectantly watching the film hero
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    The Enigma of Mars
    1228 7  -  DAVID S. EVANS I'" I Minumm^y Chief Assistant, Royal Obscrraton', Capo of Good Hope I \mmwwmmwtAsmim inn.uuuL.f a£X"[ Thursday I June ZS*\, the earth and Mars will be closer together m space than have been for thirteen years. Close .aches of the two bodies occur at
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    THEY DREAM OF THE GIRL ON THE WALL
    361 7  -  WILTON WYNN !l I i banoa. hish g if of are iria Valley and I and In I ol governrter Abdestroj c rop i p again ms I l o the es known rrupl ar--11 plus a Be rom ot I the
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    It Pays To Tell The Truth
    403 7  -  Peter Seymour LJOY E. Brooks, a sharp witted real estate agent m London, has discovered that telling the Truth pays off m booming business and Rolls-Royce limousines. In the process he has turned the usually dull classified advertisement section of London's Sunday newspapers into
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    FROM SYDNEY, THEY FLY YOU TO MARS
    492 7  -  H.C. McKay Latest In Science wwww By SALL aboard lor Mars! Atomic motors roar, the Sydney skyline fades, the starry sky blacks out. I Soon the space ship is millions of miles beyond I the earth. *A close view of Mars'— a voice
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    Can Tito's Moslems Become Good Reds?
    1022 8  -  NASIR AHMAD FAROOKI By ;AN MOSLEMS be en masse "good" Communists? So far only sporadic Communist movements have made their mark on the 200,000,000 Moslems of the Middle East. Such movements are largely fashioned by militant intellectuals, and by dissatisfied student organizations, the very
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      7 8 _Y#'.v# 4iti: THE CASE OF WAI iER
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    THESE SOLDIERS ARE NOT ALLOWED TO FIRE A SINGLE SHOT
    1159 9  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By* It's National Service In Another Form RE, for the firs! time m its history, hos o Cadet Corps born out of religious convictions, m which young men ore drilled to be soldiers under fire o nd m
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    In Every movement There's a Meaning
    902 9  - In Every movement There's a Meaning Paul S. Markandan h Revival Of Indian Culture Under Way principal l oI D ns of c—thee the versions. m tiiat ep!ca Hindu f I lia, reliThe itla v d n ides lln g the art. a Ff .several diviHmdu 0 f «yn, and
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    SUNDAY STANDAR Whose Fault?
    692 10 SUNDAY STANDAR Whose Fault? AT the grcduation ceremony of o lecdng Chinese girls' high school m Singapore about a year and a half ago, only three parents were present to see about 60 girls receive their certificates. In fact, the trio were the cnly adults present besides the principal ond
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    THE WEEK'S WORLD NEWS in review
    1784 10 THE WEEK'S WORLD NEWS in review KoreaDeadlssue A tGeneva;Hopes For LC Revived HILE the Korean question has become a dead issue ot Geneva, hopes for a settlement of the IndoChina war hove been revived as the Communists gave concessions on questions involving Laos and Cambodio on Thursday. Peking's delegates gave
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    CRAZY! The Voyage To Nowhere
    787 12  - CRAZY! The Voyage To Nowhere PETER HAWKINS I By ii COME aboard, shipmates, anc' cast off with me on the wackiest voyage m history. It began m 1951 when handsome Robert Lombert and his Cabinet of six "ministers" all paying their own fares set sail with their families m the
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    385 12  -  PETER STEPHENS By_ A TALL, slim young: man walked on board the Trench liner Bretagne at Genoa, Italy, to go to South America. That was ten months ago. He has been aboard ever since. For Nicholas Levitsky. 25, is a man without a passport, a
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    551 12  -  JN Northern Japan the other day, I watched an American sergeant board a train, followed by a pretty Japanese girl. She was lugging a clumsy bundle. His hands were empty. There was a seat near the door, and the sergeant indicated that
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    FLASHBACK TO OCCUPATION DAYS
    878 13 I IKI their Continental I-* counterparts, the Japanese movie- makers are knou n for their progressive ideas m the field of cinematit ait a development which they owe to their pre-war allies the Germans whose influence m this particular branch of photography earned them worldwide recognition.
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    511 13 Ol since "The Moon Is Blue' has there come our way as scintillating a romantic comedy as "Forever Female" another topnotch William Holden starrer, although this time m a Paramount offering. To use a hackneyed Hollywood expression, the movie Is a humdinger the kind
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    'THE PHANTOM' GIVES YOU 3-D CREEPS
    276 13 'THE PHANTOM' GIVES YOU 3-D CREEPS OM' must it to Warner.* tor being Hollywood's best 2-D makers m motion pictures. Having' set Hie pace with The House Of \Va\" they have repeated their M_CC___ with the latest thriller "The Phantom of the Rue Morgue." an adaptation of the famous "creepy"
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    60 13 rpWELV.? I/cars a_/o Willi liam Scully gave Af hin studies for the priesthood with the Capvchian Fathers m Garrison. -V.T., to ioin the Marines. Last week Scully, who rem cently received his discharge from the Corps, completed the cycle when, he resumed his priesthood duties briefly. He
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    140 13 MALAYAN audiences who have a yen for thrills and entertainment will v>elcome Wadia Product. lol1 1« SSS English sub-t.tlccj J Hindi i_irtui*e Husn ka I hor. a fantasy and he .tory content is not at a 1 the important factor. J'*"" J roles are played by
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    HOLDEN TO REVEAL VISTAVISION SECRETS
    443 13 rpOMORROW evening Singat pore says "hello* to Paramount star William Holden who planes here from Manila after a demonstration of Vista Vision. FoI 1 6 m ing a brief meeting with the Press m the YIP Room at X illang he will then leave for
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    199 13 Poor Acting Hits Movie A N innocent but intellectual jT\. lad. a quiet and affectlonate girl and a pampered brother: as the years roll by, the attachment between the first two becomes closer while the thud turns into the lnt evitable villain. And that, m a > nutshell, is the
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    176 14 (ABOVE, left): A return to mediaeval notions has been made by Denise Lady Newborough m creating her latest range of hats "Knights Of The Round Table" just seen m Mayfair. To ensure a modern slant, she has also sought inspiration from the styles worn m thc "Knights Of
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    TURBAN HID A GHASTLY SECRET
    350 14 IF you want to know a x woman's secrets ask her hairdresser. He probably won't tell you, as he will not wish to set a permanent wave m his nose from angry customers. But there's something about a hairdresser's salon m that acts on many
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    285 14 "J Far 3AY4AmB*-t479-4*m9 I THOUSANDS of mothers i m the United States are j paying £2 a time for a mail I order test which, the invenI I tor claims, will tell them i whether the babies they exI peet will be boys or girls. 1
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    Do You Want A Cute Blonde ?
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    206 14  -  Ralph Champion < The re's A New Kind Of Sporting Event NEW YORK, Satui midshipmen at Ann mouth are learning 1 is real. Unlike most other American teenagers, they are not encouraged to think dating is the most important thing m the world. In fact, a first
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    399 14 C'LORIA SWAN SON is .V.. Marlene Dietrich r >:{, and Joan Crawford, Barbara Young and Irene Dunne m their 40's. Vet, they are reigning beauties of Hollywood, still with youthful figures and faces. How do the;* stay that way? Diet they agree, is the most
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      272 14 r r inn* v qi en nov: 1 "So lon* ay we ure loved hj others I would almost ij we ire indispensable; and i«» man i< useless while lull 1- a rrieud." Robert Louis ste\ enson. ND v i m BVI BVONE: I 1 I t may hava iu!a
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    460 15 Two Sydney Doctors Stop Sex Change In Girls With Cortisone T«0 Sydney doctors haye treated The doctors used the i drug cortisone. The latest issue of the Medical Journal of Australia said the results were uniformly favourable. The doctors are Professor Lorimer Dods of the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Chart
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    287 15 IHE Department of Animal Husbandry is seeking reports of sex "changes" m sheep grazing on subterranean "lover. The Department has asked graziers for information about unusual sexual characte- istics m these sheep. A Department veterinary officer said this week that sheep could absorb from
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    890 15  - Bridegrooms Have To Sleep With Their Mas-in-law HARVEY DAY By_ IT is curious how, all over the world the bridegroom is an object of commiseration. He often stages a wild stag party and has a last fling before surrendering into voluntary servitude. Among some gipsy tribes it is customary at
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    456 15  - TREES MAY PROVIDE ANSWER TO CANCER DELOS SMITH 'ANCER scientists may be i learning something important lrom trees noj all trees, but only the spruce: not all spruce, but only the white spruce, Picea glauca; not all white spruce. but only the white spruce which grow close enough to the
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    THIEF GETS PRISON TERM
    86 16 MOHD. Noor bin Tambv Chile was sentenced to 18 months rtgorous imprisonment m the Singapore First Criminal District Court yesterday when he admitted stealing the personal belongings of three men m the Singapore Harbour Board Labourer Quarters m Petani Street on April 13. this year. The
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    Open To Public
    46 16 THE DRAW by ballot for the allocation of national service men to the Singapore Military Forces and the Civil Defence Corps will take place at the S.V.C. Drill Hall. Beach Road tomorrow, beginning at 5.15 p.m. The ceremony is open to the public.
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    Boatman Fined
    35 16 FOR having an excess of 32 passengers In his motor sampan on June 6 at 10.15 am Ong Say Ming of Cecil Street was fined $50 m the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday.
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    BANK PAYS ITS HIGHEST (17%) RETURN EVER
    332 16 THE Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited is paying its highest yearly dividend of 17 per cent since its incorporation to shareholders (or 1953. The Bank made a net profit of 53,047,143 for the year. This exceeds by $250,000 the profit made m 1952. At
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    RASC WEEK STARTS
    227 16 RASC WEEK STARTS By Captain L. E. Bitton TODAY is the commencement of the Corps Week of the Royal Army Service Corps throughout the world. In Malaya, added interest is given ;by a demonstration of j "rations on wings," by 55 I (Air Despatch) Com- pany. The display will consist
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    BBC Man's Fall Was Accidental
    120 16 BBC Man 's Fall Was Accidental LONDON. June 19. (Reuter) Mr Peter Nutcombe Hume. 36-year-old BBC programme organiser, accidentally fell to his death while trying to enter his locked fourth floor flat through a window, a coroner decided here yesterday. Mr. Hume, a former news editor of the Malayan Broadcasting
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    46 16 This huge tree that blocked traffic m Stevens Road was uprooted during yesterday's thunderstorm. Teleph o n c wires were brought down when this tree crashed to the road but no one was injured. Standard Photo shows City Council labourers sawing the tree m pouring rain.
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    Welfare Officers Rescue Little Girl
    220 16 2 TRIED TO DRAG HER AWAY A GIRL of about ten. was taken away yesterday, from a house m Tanjong Pagar Road by two officers from the Singapore Social Welfare Department to be sent back to her own home. A woman who claimed to be
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    MISS LLOYD ADAPTS IDEAS TO TROPICS
    186 16 COMBINING the very latest m modern design with Oriental inspiration and craftsmanship is the aim of one of Singapore's newest visitors. She is Judy Lloyd who has opened a studio of interior decorating at Orchard Road, and who has come to the Colony for
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    ESTATE TO REPAY DEPOSIT ON HOME
    317 16 ESTA TE TO REP AY DEPOSIT ON HOME MR. Justice Whitton m the Singapore High Court yesterdo ordered the Sennett Realty Company Limited to refund a dcposif $18,690 paid on a house by Gan Kirn Huat, because of the delnw *-**J.fuy m completing it. Giving judgment m favour of the
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    59 16 THE case against Mah Khong. who claimed to be the chairman of Dalforce. an ant i-Japanese organisation during the Second World War m Malaya, has been postponed sine die. Man was charged with failing to furnish a return of income for the year of assess- i ment
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    92 16 FAM. IH) CHOW 19| v\*r> ulu, charged last Thundaj with failing to under tin- Nation vice Registration Ordinance, told Singapore Judge. Mr I h karam. daj tlm he had |ntl and prodio rd his ir( i The Prose* utot \sp Michael Boylr told
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    49 16 A WOMAN. Ong Bee Hiang. with a record of seven convictions, was ordered to go back to prison again after she pleaded guilty before the Singapore First Criminal Dis- i trict Judge. Mr. Tan Ah Tan. yesterday, on two counts of theft committed on June 5.
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    TRIED SUICIDE
    50 16 LEE Low Lee of Singapore. who attempted to commit suicide by taking caustic soda at ihe Registrar of Vehicles Building at Middle Road on June 11 at about 1.15 p.m. was bound over m the Sixth Police Court yesterday m a personal bond of $50 for one year.
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    102 16 TRADERS RESPOND TO APPEAL WITHIN of readme m yesterda that tho Sh. cial Welfai ment needed cups as pn/. ners of Sport the seventh .imi. celebrations of tl son School foi two well-known chants respon appeal. The mci H I Jivabh.i. J I ram. each ol live cup,, for I
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    55 16 A WOM.-w lefi her shop m Kirn Keat Ro«d t few minutes and returned man running out of the -hop. She cried for help and ing police patrol chased tin* man and him Fifty-nine dollars wai missing from the ghop*« cash box, and the money, it
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    MISCHIEF BY FIRE CHARGE
    53 16 KRISIINASAMV waa charged m the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday with committing mischief by setting fire to a hou>e at Potong Pasir between June 18 and 19 at midnight. Krishnasamy was grai hail of $1,000 m one sui The case will be brought up for mention
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    250 16 Ex-Usher Asks For Lenient Treatment ABDUL LATIFF bin Yahaya (27). former usher of the Singapore Fourth Police Court, who pleaded guilty to three charges of cheating Loh Ah Lum of $300. told the Singapore Second Criminal District Court yesterday that circumstances led him to commit the offence. LEONG "I pray
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      346 17 Penang Beat The Ground And The Services C*~&S?&£~ they M -^TUW The play was fast but r good moves were kept down to a minimum. It was a battle of the defenders m an open game, and Penang's only hold was m the second half. The Services made good use
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      71 17 Rain Stops Cricket IPOH. Sat.— Persistent rain, which fell fifteen minutes after the start of the match, prevented further play mi n the inter-State cricket match between Perak and Pahang on the Town padang, today Perak batted first and m the four overs allowed their opening batsmen. Tungku Jaafar and
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      58 17 Kelantan Avenge 4 Defea t won BHARI Sat K,n ed their $X <■« -H I -***** yestei da y Trengganu In 3 d cup competition :r joals to one in ,e margin b> fhic}i the) Lost before. rhirlrwards under- right, entheir doha- and II but imud d by the 33rd
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    104 18 TOKYO. June 20 (AP) The Cambridge University crew has accepted an invitaj tion to row m Japan during September, thj Japan Amateur j Association announced this 1 week. The Association said the j English crew will leave Lonj don by air on August 30, and arrive
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    1101 18  - PLAICE MALIK WIN 'FIFTIES' OF COLONY CYCLING S.R.K. By ONE of thc biggest events for Racing Cyclists m Singapore took place at Changi last Sunday morning when club folk from all parts of the Colony made the early morning journey to support their riders m one of the two road
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    547 18  -  SCRIBBLER BY AMIDST gay scenes of bunting, flags and marquees, the Royal Army Pay Corps annual sports took place on Saturday, June 12, and "Old King Sol" blessed the event with his presence, so making it perfect afternoon. Although no records were
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    65 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat For the first time since 1935 cycle racing on a board track will be held here at the Lucky World Amusement Park from June 23 to 25. Organisers of this meet are the Rough Riders Cycling Club of Kuala Lumpur The racing will
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    551 18 R.A.P.C. entertained the Royal Corps of Signals m a Corps match on Sunday to finish oft* their week, and once again itiey had to bow to a octter side. batting first Signals scored 152 all out. the feature of the innings being a beautifully compiled 58
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    85 18 Next bids i Him. l.i M h I lhc Ih Sin*-- he Blncapoi h.i> b lv won I weltei uhiUt m t he inst I i trade ..n,i the Una I Ile Chamo .md araa i 1952-.VI s the tv«,o i ''>- to 1553 Royal tii
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    276 18 Last Sunday Seletar First Eleven visited the S'-~ Recreation Club, and were t 1 i 1 o 1 !i. ckv not win-the home tSTdSw l aKInK to hold l Seletar batted first and went for quick runs. Heys taking ten from West erh out's first over,
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    212 19 Stepto 's Return Creates Problem For Army Today l.v our Cricket Reporter WITH THK RETURN of Allan Stepto to fol.*nv senior league cricket, the Army attack will gthened that is if this fast bowler of Hone Kong and Singapore cricket does not create Navy is almost a foregone usion. The
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    55 19 i ii_nuT-iwiiim_.il lOrtDOi-tl Smiles of rietory from the four players tvho had iron the \J ightman dtp for America at rain-soak-ed \J i mhled on today (Saturday). LORD TEMP LEW OOD. uho presented the trophyis seen iril/t (left io rifiht): Doris HartLouise Brituph. Shir, ley Fry. Maureen 'Little Mo' Connolly,
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