Sunday Standard, 27 June 1954

Microfilm: NL5073
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    15 1 SUNDAY STANDARD V«>»- IV. >o. 360 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1931 TWENTY PAGES 13 CENTS.
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    Chou May Call Here
    61 1 0 EX-LAI, Pre- Ign Minister of :na. may stop his way back < He is j N- \v Delhi rrow. circles In Sinpossibility lit- re as Bri- the Peking from Mr. Chou pt< d an inthe Burmese ter U Nu to visit Mr. NVhru. Prime Minister
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    The Clown Got 'Em On The Run
    53 1 A LOWS who holds aloft a bunch of brightly loloured balbroaght life to th< Kun Fair m Govtrnmeni Housr. A flock of children tried to deprive him of the balloon! lie eventually threw th<m m the air to the delight of the ibiing
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    POLICE PLAN TO RECRUIT SERVICEMEN
    274 1 POLICE PLAN TO RECRUIT SER VICEMEN KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. British National Servicemen serving m Malaya may be recruited into the Federation Police Force as police lieutenants to end the Emergency, The Standard was told today. Federal Police headquarters said the future strength of police lieutenants to cope with the Emergency
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    Harry Truman
    19 1 FORMER U.S. President Harry Truman was m fair condition on Friday, his physician reported m Kansas AP
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    Woman Carries A Scar For Life
    377 1 CID Probes Branding Case THE Secret Society Sub-branch of the Criminal Investigation Bureau, Singapore, is investigating the case of a 22-year-old girl believed to have been branded on the forehead about six weeks ago because she could not pay "gangster dues/ This girl was
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    York Crashes In E. Germany
    77 1 BERLIN. June 26 (Router)— A British freight plane carrying a crew of three crashed and burst Into flames today, about 50 miles northwest of Berlin m the Soviet zone of Germany. There was no Immediate news of the fate of the crew, according to a
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    VIETMINH HIT 2nd AIR BASE
    49 1 HANOI, June 26 (UP)— Vietminh commandos attacked a second American-staffed air base near Haiphong m the Red River delta last night, the French High Command announced today. The raiders attempted unsuccessfully to infiltrate the defences of the Catbi airfield, six miles south of Haiphong.
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    PRITT TO DEFEND 8 'FAJAR' STUDENTS
    272 1 PRITT TO DEFEND 8 'FAJAR' STUDENTS World Famed QC Due MR. D. N. PR ITT, the British lawyer of international repute, has agreed to come to Singapore, The Standard understands, to defend eight University of Malaya undergraduates charged recently with publishing sedition m Fajar, the University Socialist Club magazine. The
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    Pirates Rob 4 Of Boat, Cargo
    180 1 Pirates Rob 4 Of Boat, Cargo By Khoo Boon Choo PENANG, Sat. Four Indonesian sailors who were rescued on Thursday after being stranded at one of the fishing stakes m South Channel off here, told The Standard yesterday how they were robbed of their boat and cargo worth $2,500 by
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    'Rebels Are Marching On To Capital'
    144 1 'Rebels Are Marching On To Capital' NEW YORK. June 26 meuter^— The 300.000 citizens of Guatemala City heavily bombed and strafed last night, prepared today for the s^jond stage of a threatened thrre-day "massive bombardment" by rebel planes. Planes raided the capital as the United Nations Security Council here decided
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    WORLD'S BIGGEST FREIGHTER HERE
    213 1 The 60.400-ton (dead weight) Ore Chief, largest freighter afloat m the world and the" biggest ever to be built m the Far East, arrived m Singapopre yesterday on her maiden voyage from Japan to Venezuela. The freighter which has a keel 794 feet long and 116
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    France Signs Tin Agreement
    40 1 LONDON, June 26 (Reuter) France signed the International Tin Agreement yesterday She controls 55 votes as a consumer and her signature brings to eight the total number of consumers who have signed or promised to sign.
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    Dead Aids The Living
    52 1 JOHANNESBURG, June 26. <AP— A blind Pretoria Hospital patient can see again through the eyes of an executed murderer. The corneas were taken from the eyes of a 25-year-old murderer, who bequeathed them to the hospital last week just before he was executed. The operation was
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    Stars Marry
    18 1 SCREEN players Arlene Dahl and Fernando Lamas were married on Friday m Las Vegas, Nevada. AP
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    Financial Secretary Off TO UK
    112 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Federation's Financial Secretary. Mr. K. Himsworth. left fur London today for consultations with the Colonial Oftice and British Treasury officials. An official announcement said the "conversations will be of a preliminary nature and it is expected that they will range over
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    Hunt For Killers Is Intensified
    130 1 Hunt For Killers Is In tensified SINGAPORE Polk* are putting their maximum otr.it Into "Operation Eager" island-wide bunt for the "rs of two bour Board po Monday night. Although Police hawed more than 100 cars have found no trace of the uvav vehicle There are still about another 100 car*
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    TIN PRICE
    19 2 B'PORE. Bat.: The price of tin on the local market today was $368J per picui XUp «7i
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    ISSUE ON RUNWAY CHECK
    659 2 Duty For The Station Manager— Says Counsel MR. KENNETH SETH, counsel for the Department of Civil Aviation, told the crash inquiry yesterday that according to a traffic manual issued by the British Overseas Airways Corporation, it is part of the duty of the Corporation's station managers
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    Flood Control Project Started
    178 2 Standard Staff Reporter WORK has already begun on a pilot scheme to alleviate flooding m the Alexander/Tanglin Road areas, Mr. G. Edmond. the Singapore City Engineer, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Edmond hopes to complete the pilot scheme, which will drain about 1.500 acres westwards, by
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    111-Treated Girl, Charge
    67 2 CHAX AH LOI. a woman. wm§ charged m the Singapore Eighth Police Court, yesterday with ill-treating a child. Ah Fan. aged 3J years. It was alleged that on May 18 at IA. Lorong 8. Geylang. Chan caused unnecessary suffering to the child. She claimed trial and the
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    Man Dies In Road Mishap
    57 2 TANJONG MALM, Sat.— Tan Seek Ling. 40. a salesman, was killed m a road accident at the 45£ mile near here when the motor van m which he was travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh ran oil the road. Khong Hin, another man who was
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    United Front To Contest Elections
    156 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE United Malays National Organisation, the Malay Union and the Muslim League m Singapore will join forces to form a United Front to fight the elections to the Legislative Assembly and the City vnd Island Council next year. Later the Malayan Chinese
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    RUBBER PRICES ARE UNCHANGED
    387 2 THE rubber market m Singapore closed dull yesterday with quotations remaining: about unchanged from Friday's levels, first grade rubber for July shipment being quoted 66 cents per lb. (66 cents on Friday). Rubber prices had fluctuated between very narrow limits during the past week and while
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    FAILED TO REGISTER, FINED $50
    149 2 NTIOXAL SERVICE does not apply to students only, Mr. E.H. D'Xetto, sittinf as Third District Judge m Singapore yesterday. told Fang Hee Choke. IP*, when he ftV.ed him $50, m default, two weeks' simple imprisonmer.'. for faihng to register for the call-up. Fan* wa> arrested
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    School Teacher Compounds Case
    54 2 THE ca..se of a Singapore school teacher. Wk Boow Dek. who is alleged to hu\e wrongfully confined a. schoolboy. Khoo Kirn Youn. 12. at the Pei Shin* Chinese School. 16} Mile. Chua Chu Kang Road, on April 30 at 1.30 p.m. was compounded m the Singapore
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    Gangster Gets 10 Mths. For Extortion
    101 2 Gangster Gets 10 Mths. For Extortion FOR extorting $2 > seller m?,, Road. Singapore, on I of June 9. a serrf gangster Tan Char^ sentenced to 10 rigorous imprisonment First District Crimil i Judge, Mr. Tan Ah 1 Q3V. Tan had demand i the satay seller as money." with the
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      108 2 i 'i MISS Ng Swee Lian of 464-B, Kirn Chuan Road, Singapore, provided the correct solution to last week's puzxle. Hers was the first correct entry to be opened by the Contest Editor. Solution: Flower Vase (left). Th e S2O tfill be posted to Miss Nf thi s week. This
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    Boss or the Police Depot to retire soon
    389 3 AND BOYS mmmm Bmmmmm into the force AFTER nearly 30 years' service with the Singapore Police Force, the Superintendent of *'Q" Branch, Mr. E. V Smith, will be leaving for Britain on retirement. Originally a soldier he enlisted and was sent to
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    Hotel Manageress Inherits Island
    47 3 MRS. TILLir HOWARD shows he r friend. Mr. Tony Beamish the English programme supervisor of Radio Malaya an:! war-time aide- de-camp to General Sir Gerald Templer. a chart giving the location of the island 7 she has inherited from her father. Standard photo.
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    FLIES BACK TO CHILDHOOD SCENE FOR A 'LOOK-SEE'
    469 3 FLIES BAC K TO CHILDHOOD SCENE FOR A 'LOOK-SEE' WHEN she was a little girl of 10, Broese Van Groenou, now Mrs. Tillie Howard, left her father and his remote island, off North Borneo, to go to school m Java. This was 27 years ago. About 15 months ago, while
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    "Save The Smalt Fry' Call To Govt.
    396 3 "Save The Smalt Fry' Call To Govt. By Our Angling Correspondent SINGAPORE anglers believe that some method of conservation should be practised bj the Singapore Fisheries Department to prevent immature fry being caught m the seine nets of local fishermen. In Britain, they maintain, the mesh of certain nets are
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  • Anglers' Postbag
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      WRITE ABOUT YOUR CATCHES
      420 3 ANGLING enthusiasts m Singapore and the Federation are invited to write to the Angler's Corner of the Sunday Standard of their catches and experiences m this quiet yet thrilling sport. The most interesting article received will be published with pictures, if any) m this column every
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    HONG KAY, SELLER OF ODD WARES
    341 3 From an armadillo's head to a crocodile's tail By MICHAEL GOH, Standard Staff Reporter IF CHINATOWN HAD A HEART. IT WOULD BE IN TRENGGANU STREET. This street cuts through the four arteries Sago Street, Smith Street, Temple Street and Pagoda Street. When Chinatown wakes
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    'Vic'Clerk Is Charged
    74 3 'Vic' Clerk Is Charged A CLERK. Goh Chu.i Song. employed by the Theatre, \va s charged m Urn Singapore Second EMsUI t Criminal Court yesterday witli committing criminal breach of tru>t amounting to $1 Got) irho -a .1 entrusted iritli door takings and drjxt.it>, n alleged to nave committed the
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    Many Book Seats For Stage Play
    166 4 Many Book Seats For Stage Play MORE than 1.000 Singapore children have already booked ■eatl for th e Singapore Arts Theatre's production of the Chinese play. "The Motherly and Auspicious.*' As a result. Hit group have had to add one mor c matinee to the four originally scheduled. The matinees
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    NEW AIRPORT TO HAVE LATEST APPROACH AID
    281 4 NEW AIRPORT TO HAVE LATEST APPROACH AID Standard Staff Reporter A NEW feature of the $37,000,000 International Airport at Paya Lebar, Singapore, will be the latest approach lighting system to help pilots land on an even keel, Mr. J. J. Bryan, the Superintending Engineer of the Airport, told about 40
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    Didn't Know Of Theft
    125 4 A MAN, who parked his car 75 yards away from his house m Kampong Bahru Road, i Singapore, on the afternoon of May 15, did not know that it had been stolen until the police f woke him up the following morning. This was revealed m
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    9 Negri Alliance Members Resign
    120 4 SEREMBAN. Sat. Eight out of the nine nominated Alliance Councillors m the State Council today tendered their resignation to the State Secretary. The remaining member, who according to Alliance sources has not made up his mind yet. is Dato Osman bin Ajon. Simultaneously, ten elect-
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    Husband, Lover Reject Her Now 'I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO'
    233 4 Husband, Lover Reject Her Now 'I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO' Seduced Woman Gets $lOO<~*Bat TANJONG MALIM, Sat. An estate labourer, Kottarajah, of Changkat Asa Estate, was fined $100 m the Magistrate's Court here yesterday for enticing a young, married woman. He was also ordered to pay the woman, Athiammah,
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    New Airline Directors
    66 4 two executive Vlce-Presi-dents of Pan American World Airways and a Vice-president ol its wholly owned subsi diary. Intercontinental Hotels Corporation, have been elected to Pan American's Board of Directors, it was announced yesterday by the Singapore offl. They are Clarence M. Young and Harold Gray, Pan American
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    "Sweet Tooth ' Decided Career
    288 4 "Sweet Tooth Decided Career IN M. Charles Pfister. the Adelphi Hotel m Singapore has a confectioner, who. among other things, was originally destined to be a dentist, but who changed his vocation because of a sweet tooth. A native of Strasbourg:. France. M. Pfister started life with one idea to
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    Boy (17) Is Fined $200
    74 4 TEO TEOW SIEW. 17. who admitted that he drove his brother's car without consent, was fined $50 by the Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate, Mr. Howe Yoon Chong, yesterday. Teo, a student, two other charges of driving while under age and not covered by Third Party
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    SOCIALISTS FOR MALAYA
    70 4 RANGOON, June 26. (Reuter) An Asian Socialist conference study mission will leave for Indo-China and Malaya next Tviesday, it was learned here today. The mission will be led by conference secretary Colonel wijono of Indonesia and its members will be Watanabe of Japan and Jim Markhara of
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    Templer Park Falls
    37 4 THIS cotoroct m Tempter Pork j n i popular spot among Federation picnicl shows a shurrerbug taking o close oo li The Pork was opened by General week, before he left the ca'T*' S
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    A 'Seahorse' Which Is Hardly Audible
    105 4 M ANY would-be outboard mteria who have kept away brt .him- of the shatterii of the engine, now have the epportun the latest -surface beater.' n, a Johnson 'Seahorse' motor that does not ear drum. the new'; Iw This new 1954 llm < f
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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    A New Sunday Feature
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    my aunt in Singapore
    747 5  - my aunt in Singapore AIFREP WEEKES S |E lost sight I ever I expected to see m joporewos the ü b^ am O f mv r.ch Aunt t u t there it was— i agoing at me over the r: -P.b 0. ted feelings: mv only vis been, be the
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    CAPITAL TOPICS
    500 5 C APITAL TOPICS 'THE President-elect of the J Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club. Rotarian Hawkins, m the absence of the President, Mr Albekri received the 0.0.C. Malaya and Lady Bourne at the Gala Bali held at the Chenwu Hall m aid of the Lady Templer TB. Fund. All the glory of
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    Templer May Be An Ace Up Churchill's Sleeve
    462 5  - Templer May Be An Ace Up Churchill's Sleeve ANDREW ROTH By GS» L Sir Gerald ly on??/**!**? und<>ubted!J.J n c of the 'aces' up Sir W^ston Churchill's sleeve be 'Played/ however re 85t ln M the air hi linute concessions by the Communists m Geneva ?S c stre pg^ened the
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    400 Chinese Weird Remedies For All Human Ailments
    726 5  -  W. A. CLARKE I By- IT wa> recently stated by the Birmingham City analyst that a popular preparation, described as "the Ones* remedy m the world for heart trouble", proved to be ordinary tap water. Whatever you may think of such a
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    A SHOT FOR LOVE
    1549 6  -  RALPH CHAMPION 1 lift ••Woe y& y FOURTH WEEK OF A GREATSERIES' The casebook of I JERRY GIESLER 5 lawyer to the stars 1 The inside story of the drama of Walter Wanger and Joan Hen mil \T/HEN the star-name clients of Hollywood's most n famous
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    SKY FLIRTS
    458 6 New York. strict rules laid down on behaviour for the co-eds of Illinois University would cause a not m the colleges of Oxford or London. One, for instance, insists that a girl, if she wants to go for a drive outside the city limits with a boy friend,
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      8 6 NEXT WEEK: THE BANDLEADER AND THE ACTORS NOSE
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    A NEW FAITH IS BORN
    1277 7  - A NEW FAITH IS BORN Paul S. Markandan Dv MM building of theceZ; rT A '1-iiri.i.' OOOOOOU J "sLT- T the VUlaSe f Ulu Tira »> -nmai, roti I? tW r WS f Sh s al »»S the lain road. The population was between six and seven hundred. The, worked
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    There's Sport In Catching Prawns
    751 7  - There's Sport In Catching Prawns MICHAEL GOH Soys JF YOUR COMPANION gazes out to sea when the tide is low, exposing the sand bars ond great portions of muddy slime unbroken by any rocks or water-logged sticks and debris and says it is a beautiful sight, he is not necessarily
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    Hobgoblin Village
    722 8  - Hobgoblin Village WHERE the moom voverns pigslaughtering and slicep stay put on Fridays. WIJKRE rarely n wedding pcucj without Sooty Hnyyuis, sixty-s>'-year-old village sweep, being tipped s*. to kiss the bride jor luck..., WHERE hOUMWlves dare)i't br'tng hMWthom bios' so >n or the jirst primroses indoors m case they bring
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    MYSTERY AT ASCOT
    197 8 /^\NK of the many women at Ascot could clear up a mystery for me. I saw a beautiful young thing strolling along with her escort. She stopped. looked down. and said: "Bob. look at that delightful silk handkerchief someone m us t have dropped. Be an angel
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    This Photograph Will Tell How Milky Way Rotates
    490 8 AN enormous photograph of the night sky, which m a few years will begin to tell astronomers how the MJlky Way galazy rotates, has been completed at Lick Observatory m Mount Hamilton, California. It took seven years of work with a specially
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    Hike's Building A Flying Saucer
    331 8  - Hike's Building A Flying Saucer FRANK O'NEILL By H<> Bvlivvvs Tin* Th m y II ill Fly So \JICHAEL NUGENT, 18, of Engadine. is building Australia's first flying saucer. He has invested all his savings to produce a model of the saucer. Parts for the model have already cost him
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    A CRUSADER IN THE MAKING: VISIT TO GERMANY
    1995 9  - A CRUSADER IN THE MAKING: VISIT TO GERMANY Russell Braddon Ujejitory Of CftcsfuV*. V.C-Part 2 By ifvrmun a 1 ilntirul HobuiiCKs Hint For tailing To Satnte I paid to Cheshire m his sanaa week after the first. Knockon the door (whose name card now ►tain Cheshire. V.C." and not by/
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    SUNDAY STANDARD Crucial Week
    809 10 SUNDAY STANDARD Crucial Week V^HEN th« Berlin Conference closed cfter two months of futile negotiations, Soviet Foreign M-nister Molotov set up a nice little trap into which the three Western Powers fell one by one. Molofov proposed a Geneva Conference to discuss Far Eastern questions, and every one of the
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  • THE WEEK'S WORLD NEWS
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      France Yields To Reds; Two Vital Meetings
      1741 10 A LTHOUGH the Geneva Conference was convened to settle the two main Asian problems, Korea and Indo China, what appeared to be the end of the fndo China question took place m Berne, Switzerland, where Red China's Prime Minister, Chou En-loi, and France's
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    FLIGHT INTO SPRING
    1125 11  -  Mair Hamilton By With the April sun In all its glory Caroline turns her thought to love but she has to go up above the clouds to realize her mistake pX)R years now Caroline t K had conditioned herself to being runner-up m Edward's scheme of things!
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    Burma Concerned Over Indo-China Question
    607 11  - Burma Concerned Over Indo -China Question RAWLE KNOX By SINGAPORE. gURMA's Cabinet is discussing government policy on Indo-China and a possible South-East Asia Pact m a glow of fresh self-confidence brought back by Premier UNU from the recent Colombo conference (of Premiers of India, Pakistan, Ceylon, Burma and Indonesia.) At
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    Wives Asked To Commit Bigamy
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    367 13 IF you doubt that ants can he stars, Match them emote before the Technicolor cameras m Paramount's new adventure-flrama set m the Jungle wastes of South America. The way they sweep int« the picture m their tens of millions is such a fearsome sight that
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    99 14 Rome Inspired Fashions Photos). (ABOVE): For an evening near the beach. Fontana of Rome suggests this original outfit consisting of violet velvet trousers topped by a yellow raffia sleeveless shirt and completed with an open jacket also of yellou raffia lined with green velvet. A necklace of largo silver rings
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    1138 15 ahead plenty of it. The Malaya, having formed themague are determined nay a lot of trouble to the sons of i\ and the world m general. ague was brought forth I have lights. One would think that I am ist carry the baby. In a way
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    777 15  - FLYING SAUCERSARE NO JOKE NORMAN STRACHAN Says- (I note claim to icer irb rehaving tSSk 0. ot the General V o orce ed that aucer disbest were m. Ur Chiefp.,wding ighter war. people world 0' titista phasised cannot Ever since 1947, when Kenneth Arnold, an American businessman-flier reported seeing a
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    240 15 X PRODIGIOUS new prawn has been dredged up from the sea to enrich the lives of seafood lovers. The trouble ft, so far, it's only enriching the lives m Santiago, Chile, and it hasn't got a name. Reporting details of this creature with obvious zest, the Food
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    40 15  -  Lavate r Thinkers nre scarce a* J gold- but he, whose thoughts Z embrace all their subject. < who pursue it un interrupt- J edly find fearless of con- t Z sequence, is a diamond of < enormous *<;«.
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    262 15 AIR. Malcolm MacDonald, Commis-sioner-General for SouthEast Asia, will officially open the Singapore Canine Welfare Association's Home for stray dogs when the new wiremesh fences ore completed later this year, it is announced m the Association's first issue of its own publication "Canine News."
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    LABOURER TO DIE FOR MURDER
    234 16 Court Sequel To Street Stabbing GOH KEE YONG, o 21 -year-old labourer, was sentenced to death by hanging at the Singapore Assizes yesterday for killing a gambling operator, Teo Sah Tee, m Pagoda Street on the night of Jan. 8. The jury, consisting of seven
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    Students Register Again
    50 16 Students Register Again have agreed to enforce certain condition* to pre vent f urthrr trouble among the students. Despite the rain, hun dreds of students turned up for yesterday's re registration with their parents •»'>'> sponsors Picture shows re -reuistration ju the Nan llwa Girls' Sthool m Adis Road. Standard
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    48 16 THE fifth batch of four Standard Vacuum Oil Company's Asian officers who were sent to the United States for further training returned to Singapore yesterday by 8.0.A.C. plane The officers are Messrs Ang Ah Yew Koh Hian Teck. Stephen Chew and Thong Chong Shia.
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    S'pore Children! Pack Fun Fairs
    180 16 S'pore Children Pack Fun Fairs King&Queen' Are Named IT WAS fun fair day In Singapore yesterday. Thousands of children patronised two fun fairs a mile-and-a-half apart, and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. One fair m aid of St. John Ambulance Appeals Week was held m Government House grounds. The other m aid
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    The "Queen"
    66 16 MOST exritins itt-m at the Singapore Youth Council's fun fair m the Victoria Memorial Hall. yesterday, was thr draw for the "Ring and Qneen for a day* contest. l.urkv winners, who were not however present. were "King" Mr Wong Teck Lee of the Malayan Fishing Industries Ltd.. 1
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    150 16 ONE of the largest ton inn operations undertaken by the Malayan Stevedoring and Transportation Com pany, Singapore. will take place today, when the tug Silversides takes m tow five steel lighters, carrying general cargo mi 2.150 tons destined for Borae« ports and Sarawak. The liehters,
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    School To Re-open
    44 16 RE REGISTRATION of studeats was carried out m seven Singapore C'hin«"se Schools yesterday. The srbools which have been closed for the puM mouth as a re.sult of the students' protest against ii.itioii.il .lerrke. reopen tomorrow. The management rommittees of the schools
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    49 16 They'll Pay And Protest TENANTS of the Si In pry > nt Tatifti I 1 ad\ Tii< V their June rent r pi Mr. T> Seng B hairmar. of the Feii»cisloa mt- ikcn to I tenants from I I wh« mooths' 1 rent falls the W ft E I 1
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      97 16 Weather MINIMI M Temperature: from 7.118 p.m. on June SS to 7.:i8 a.m. on June 26 Singapore <7.">F). Penang {'?>¥), Kota I '..thru (7:»F». Kuala 1 umpur 1 7 IF). Ipoh (7:;Fi Kuan tin |7.">F». M ,i m m u m Temperature: from 7. JO a.m. to 7..70 p.m. on
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    STORE SHOCKERS UPSET JOHORE
    791 17 STORE SHOCKERS UPSET JOHORE NEARLY 5,000 soccer fans saw Singapore, after a shaky I—l first half, recover and storm tneir way to their second successive victory m their ivialaya Cup campaign by beating Johore 4—l m a southern section match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Stunned by the shock of
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    SUPERIOR BUT PERAK SCORE ONLY THREE
    409 17 IPOH, Sat— Perak encountered little opposition m the Malaya Cup match against Kedah at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today, winning by three goals to one. It was a one-sided game throughout, and had L not been for the inaccurate shooting of their forwards,
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    307 17 Beck Is Convent Champion THREE new records were established and three equalled when the ConAent of the Holy Infant Jesus held their third Annual Athletic Sports at Bras Basah Road yesterday. Gloria Beck, winning the 100 yards and hurdles, and taking second places m the high jump and long jump
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    35 17 SERANGOON Malay Youngsters beat the Katon* Sports Club by an only goal scored by Kosnin m a SAFA Division 3C League match played at the Farrer Park yestefday. Mr. Alimat Rahmat refereed.
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    64 17 SEREMBAN. Sat. Selangor beat Negri Sembilan 2 o m the FAM cup soccer tie here today. The home forwards fumbled badly and threw away numerous chances, while the Sela.ngor forwards were good with Govindaraju outstanding. Centre half Nesbit also had a good game. For Negri. Muthiah and
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    342 17 ON A wicket which favoured the batsmen and an outfield that did not, the Army of Singapore and the Federation met m their annual match at Nee Soon yesterday. At the drawing of stumps the Singapore Army were 15 runs short of the Federation score
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    199 18 c J the Army v. SCRC game on S inday is m J '•ay nattering to the Army. 1 the o under side Ie *r1 nt of the 8 t perhaps, for the ti ling. •it once did the Chinese Qi up, even when the
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    35 18 EREMBAN, Sat. The annual athletic sports of the i S< mbilan Police Contingent Will be held at the King George V School padang. Seremban, o n Sunday, July 4 at 2 p.m.
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    1053 18  - CHANGI AIRMEN ON WAY TO SERVICES SOCCER DOUBLE RAFMAN BY THE AIRMEN from Changi are sitting pretty on the top of the United Services division 1 league with 26 points from 16 games and it seems very likely that they are going to be there right to the championship. There
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    1349 18  -  LINESMAN BY RECORDS STATISTICS FLUCTUATING fortunes have been the keynote of tournament cricket m the past three months. The top four positions underwent rapid changes as is to be expected at the commencement of a competition. At the end of the fourth week,
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    30 18 OXE (;()AL for EmgtmmJL i %t*Ut ,i makes a desperate AirA. only t it (England) get his head to th<> World Soccer match at Ren,,. countries, Emgitmd nnn
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    447 18 BATTING AVERAGES «|ual. Mm Uf Inns. NO US Total Are Dent 9 1 129 U7 *W fi < Cecil Wong 9 2 el 229 Thorns 6 0 102 216 Dearman 5 1 89* 126 31 Short 8 1 90 202 L' S- A. Durai 6 2
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    328 18 Totted Sports' Now The Vogue For New Talent By "SCRIBBLER" ASA MEANS of discovering new Ul >ttfd Sports'— introduced last Thursel.iv when RAH Nee Soon visited RAF Seletar-nu\ wt popularity among: Service units m the Several of these meetings ai are no prizes to be gained, but 'spotted vide competitive
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    These Men Made SBA History
    45 19 SHUTTLERS to the right and ihuttirr* <~ president. Aw Cheng Chve centre \/J° the I le^ s^ 'knight*' of this round table. hutVjem^l^ bY other members of the new M V JJ ap^ <« ,na king Colony b a< lnli ,Uon nVs^TnTZ'cfic^a^f.
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    788 19 Make Way For The Coach SB A Must Build For The Future I HAVE the ability. I have the time. Give me the facilities, and I will coach the Colony's most promising youngsters to international standards," said Iseful Badminton Party's Leow Kirn Fatt, speaking at the SBA conference on Friday.
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    THE THING Of The S'pore Motor Club
    213 19 THE THING Of The S'pore Motor Club ACCORDING to colleague Verity Gill. Singapore's biggest mystery Is not something which comes out of Capitol Theatre at the moment. Neither is it anything to do with the man m the nude who goes around (reports allege) frightening nice old ladies around Queen
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    No Green Light For Red Soccer Aces In Hong Kong
    275 19 No Green Light For Red Soccer Aces In Hong Kong UNLESS the Hong: Kong Police can give the green light on the Red soccer champions of Europe the chances of Colony fans watching the Hungarian football aces m action are as slim as the lead m your pencil. Reports from
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    Khong & Khoo Get A Fright
    519 19 Khong Khoo Get A Fright COLONY TENNIS HOTLY contested tennis made up for the cold weather yesterday when men's doubles seeds, K.S. Knong and Dr. F.Y. Khoo were extended by Ong Swee Keng and Tan Huck Toe m the men's doubles quarter final of the Colony tennis championships played at
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    118 19 PENAXG'S Malaya Cup captain, Yeap Cheng Eng has taken over the lead this week from Chia Boon Leong m the Fraser Neave and Coca Cola's contest to find two most popular footballers m Malaya for training m Britain. Yeap is now leading with over
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    542 19 s\f.\ Ltagfct t:iblcs up to and imluUinc 84 1H.4. DIN ISKJN L LKAtii X F W U L t A PK BE HI 11 1 3 >> l*> w h -i ii I] 14 Marine* H 6 I 2 7 L 3 Mar soccerttr* X t> 1 1
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    67 19 WIMBLEDON, June 26 (AFP) Miss Sachiko Kamo. Japan's sole representative m the Wimbledon championships was unexpectedly eliminated from the women's singles this afternoon here. Miss Kamo was beaten 6-3. 11-9 by Mrs. M. Migliori. Other results were: Miss C. Mercelis (Belgium*! beat Miss J. R. M.
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      508 19 \Ha pier Breed Of Sportsmen MIC thing: missing at the the Singapore Badminton iffiliatea on Friday and this lit to record the evening's proceedings. Beli C suth a record.; V^W dia so many of our k X so-ca ed -ports associations' .—^t\ < mm> intrr would breed a f V
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