Sunday Standard, 4 July 1954

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    21 1 SUNDAY STANDARD fgf n jw tt it m Vol. V. No. 367. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1954 TWENTY PAGES 15 CENTS
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    'WE'LL FIGHT IT OUT'
    354 1 Ely On Delta Defence C-in-C Flies Back To Besieged Capital PARIS, July 3.-Gen Paul Ey, French High Commissioner fori£ m ma de '-7-Chief of Military Forces m Indo-China, before lear.ng Pans last night to return to his post after a round of high-level consultations, said the
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    Church Bells Herald Peace
    143 1 Church Bells Herald Peace 3^ E MALA CITY, July blew anis~"w Fa <_ tor y whistles ni rw d CC hurch, urch bells P eale <* n^-? uatemala Cit y yesterday announcing the return of peace ahd tranquility as the government junta decreed a t n h a e tio
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    DN To Aid Ceasefire?
    74 1 GENEVA, July 3: AP) i et W>, the Indo-China WJse status is being ÜBCTefifcmed by French military withdrawals in^ne Red River delta, on Friday appealed for a United Nations role m any eventual IndoChinese armistice. Speaking to the Indo-China conference on the issue of armistice control.
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    HOME LEAVE
    21 1 GOVERNOR Sir Alexander Grantham left by air on home leave today for the United Kingdom from Hone- kong.- Reuter
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    Col. Lee To Head Alliance March
    182 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat, l H. S. Lee and Inch*- Abdul Aziz bin Ishak id an UMNO-MCA deputation at ad of a large pro- the Istana here i hursday. lion will present D to the Sultan ol reiterating the c demand for a Connal Commission
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    Jail For 3 Smugglers
    48 1 ON, July 3 (Reuter) I businessmen •a on Fenn and Richard Devereaux— •ntenced to five nment here yes*er < r their part m a 'iracy tc smuggle almost a million sterling worth .tegjc goods to Poland. 25-year-old Pakistan nessman, Byed Zulfequar ntenced to two Imprisonment.
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    7 Students Are Given Jail Terms
    735 1 'We Will Appeal/ They Say SEVEN Chinese school students were yesterday sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Singapore Fifth Police Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chapman, for obstruct mg the Police m Penang Road on May 13. r.f «k c th s COUrt
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    Late Sport
    96 1 WIMBLEDON, July 3 (HtuI ten— Miss Maureen Conn 19-year-old American, won the women's lawn tennis slnI gles championship at Wimbledon lor the third succt year, when she beat Miss Louise Brough (USA) 6-2, 7-5. R. Hartwig and M. Rose <Aust.) beat Vie Seixas and Tony Trabert (USA) 6—4
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    DEATH FOR 6 NAZI GUARDS
    45 1 METZ, July 3: (Reuter) Six German guards were sentenced to death and 13 to imprisonment here yesterday for their crimes at the notorious Struthof concentration camp near Metz where 10.000 people died by hanging, gassing, beating, freezing and lethal injections.
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    IT'S ALL OVER, SO STUDENTS DISPERSE
    133 1 OFFICERS and men from the Reserve Unit of the Singapore Police Force yesterday prevented about 300 Chinese school students from surging m a body into the compound of the police courts soon after they heard that seven of their colleagues had been sentenced to
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    Threat To Kill Petrov
    61 1 MELBOURNE. July 3. (Reuter). A man telephoned the Melbourne newspaper Age yesterday and said he was going to shoot Vladimir Petrov, Soviet diplomat, who sought asylum m Australia. A senior police official said the call might be a hoax but the police were taking no chances.
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    HAS DOUBLE WORRIED
    52 1 SYDNEY, July 3. (Reuter)— A Sydney cafe proprietor, who looks exactly like Petrov is living m fear of murder by mistaken identity. Joseph Gottwald the proprietor, began to worry about sins this week after the first press photographs of Petrov showed Gottwald's striking resemblance to the former
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    Thorney croft For U.S. Talks
    38 1 LONDON, July 3 (Reuter) --Mr. Peter Thorneycroft, President of the Board of Trade left London airport test night for talks m Washington with Ameiican officials on the control of exports of strategic materials.
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    Introducing The JTS SO EASY TO WIN
    156 1 Introducing The JTS SO EASY TO WIN WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU WON AN ELEPHANT? Poses unexpected and complicated problems for you, your wife and naturally, the elephant' does it not? But you will face no such problems with the $100 you can win every day m our IT'S-SO-EASY-TO-WIN
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    No Independence For Malaya Yet
    192 1 I Winstedt Writes To The Times LONDON, July 3, (Reuter)— Sir Richard Winstedt, a tormer president of the Royal Asiatic Society and an authority on Malaya, claimed today that British responsibility cannot yet be relinquished m Malaya. In a letter published In the Tunes, Sir
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    RATIONING ENDS IN UK
    55 1 LONDON, July 3, (AP)—Britons tomorrow regain a freedom they havn't enjoyed for 14 years. They will be able to go into a bucher's shop and say: "Give me about three pounds of lamb chops, and while you're at it, toss m a couple of pounds of
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    20 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
    47 1 TWENTY people were killed when a plane carrying cadets and their families from Rio de Janeiro to Port Aleza crashed and caught fire at the Salvador base m Bahla state last night. The plane was about to land when It crashed.-— AFP
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    Borneo Call For Garrison
    169 1 KUALA BELAIT, British Borneo, July 3: (Reuter).— The Borneo Bulletin said In an editorial here today that the recent piracy off the coast of North Borneo Indicated an urgent need to provide defences and communications In "a weak point m the Malaya-Bor-neo-Philippinea defence chain." Pirates recently
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    I-C LATEST French Give Up Phuly
    77 1 I-C LATEST French Give Up Phuly PARIS. July 3, (Reuter) French Forces today evacuated Phuly, the Southwestern corner bastion of the new French defence network m the Red River Delta, according to report, received here. Phuly. 50 kilometres south of Hanoi was subjected to a heavy Vietminh attack earlier today
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    Fire Destroys Plantation
    41 1 NIBONG TEBAL Sat i Sixty acres of blukar and a fruit plantation at Sungei Kechil were destroyed by nre yesterday. Before the arrival of the Fire Brigade, farm hands fought the flames but their efforts were m vain.
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    Best Day For Harry Truman
    39 1 KANSAS CITY, July 3 <AP) A hospital spokesman said on Friday night that "to all appearances" former U S President Harry Truman hadj his best day on Friday sine* his critical stage last week
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    News Of I-C Panic Reaches I Colony
    146 2 FIRST hand news of the panic that has seized the southern zone of the Red River Delta m Indo-China. has reached the Colony through members of the crew of the British freighter Mary X., which has arrived here from Haiphong. One of the
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    Club Meeting
    38 2 THE 16th annual general meeting of the Selangor Medical and Health Services Club will be held at the club premises on Friday July 9. at 5.30 p.m. The meeting will be preceded by a tea party.
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    NEW FARMING COLONY SOON
    372 2 Settlement Plan For Displaced Rural Families By JAMES PETER CHIN, Standard Staff Reporter. A SELF-CONTAINED rural colony of farmers is expected to spring up m the Jurong urea as a result of resettlement schemes now mooted by the Singapore Government. The plan is to offer between
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    T.B. Fund Now $1.5 M.
    98 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Further donations have been received for the Lad y Templer Tuberculosis Hospital Appeal Fund, raising the total to $1,547,988.15. They include contributions of $3,731 from Messrs. Booty and Edwards of Kuala Lumpur. $1,170.26 from the committee of the Kelantan Lady Templer T.B.
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    Rubber Continues To Go Up
    146 2 RUBBER price* m the Singapore market continued their move upward yesterday, first grade rubber for July Shipment cloMng at 71 cents per lb., ocwt per lb. above Friday's leve s. P'he market was quiet most the morning with some speculative buying. The trade was inclined
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    Trip To Japan
    32 2 MR. Lee Kirn Choo. Managing Director of Heng Lee Company. (Singapore), Ltd.. will leave for Japan and Hongkong for a bus m cum-pleasure trip by BOAC on July 9.
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    sunday prize puzzle
    102 2 NG SIAW KOON c/o the Chinese Temple, Lorong Tal Seng. Singapore, provided the correct solution to last week's puzzle. His was the first correct entry to be opened by the Contest Editor. Solution: A rack for rubber stamps (right). The S2O will be posted to the winner
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    Dutch Painter's One-Man Show
    114 2 Dutch Painter 's One-Man Show SINGAPOREANS will have the chance of seeing and buying the paintings of Mr. Jos Keyser, the well-known Dutch painter when he opens a one-man exhibition here. The date of the exhibition has not been fixed as Mr. Keyser has "still a feu frames to put
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    2 Happy Penang Family Reunions
    175 2 PENANG, Sat. After an absence of five years from Malaya, the Raja Muda of Kedah, Tungku Abdul Halitn, is happy to be back here for a short holiday and to see his family. He landed at Bayan Lepas airport this morning, and was welcomed by
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    Donors Respond
    91 2 DONORS of Group A and B blood responded promptly when the Blood Bank was at its low level during the middle of the week June 26 to July 2. There were more doners than recipients this Half the number of donors were Asians. New donors comprise 30 Asians,
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    Bandits Are Weaker But 'HotWar' Goes On
    412 3 Bandits Are Weaker But 'HotWar' Goes On Emergency Enters Seventh Year KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Emergency which entered its seventh year last month was highlighted by a curious coincidence, the Director of Operations' Staff, Major R. J. Isaac, said m a broadcast over Radio Malaya last night. It saw the
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    Anglers' Postbag
    480 3 Anglers' Postbag f WRITE ABOUT I YOUR CATCHES ANGLING enthusiasts m Singapore and the J Federation are invited 2 2 to write to the Angler's 2 Corner of the Sunday Standard of their catches and experiences 2 > m this quiet yet thrill- ing sport. The most interesting J 2
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    More Business For Them If...
    258 3 SHIPPING companies and airline carriers might increase their volume of business if they paid more attention to customer relations, said the majority of a group of businessmen interviewed by The Standard. Almost without exception, these businessmen refused to be named. Some are managers of big
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    Maid Was Kidnapped: Allegation
    99 3 A 17-YEAR-OLD Chinese maidservant, employed m the home of a Police Inspector m MacPherson Road is alleged to have been kidnapped and taken to a relative's place m Wolskel Road, off Upper Serangoon Road on Friday evening. The Inspector on hearing of the girl's removal is
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    BURGLARS TAKE $190
    32 3 WHEN a Javanese family living mi n Whampoa Road returried home after an outing on Friday night, they found their house burgled and cash and jewellery worth $190 missing.
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    Anti-T.B. Fund
    25 3 THE fun fair held m aid of the Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association's Free Treatment Fund at the Great World on June 5 netted $22,028.88.
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    This Deodorant Kills Germs Right Away
    123 3 SICK rooms m private houses may now be easily sterilized by a deodorant and bacteria killer to be marketed this month by a Singapore firm. This bacteria killer comes lin m five-ounce aerosol dls- pensers with a push-button valve. Each tin is good for
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    'Pari Rimau' Their Prize Catch
    145 3 THE 103-pound Pari Rimau (Tiger Ray) sse n m the centre above was the prize catch of a party of four which went to a spot about three miles on the straight line away from Sultan Shoal last Sunday from 12 a.m. to 2 a.m.
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    Volunteers Escort Book
    84 3 A SIX-MAN escort of Singapore Volunteers led by Captain D.J. Coupland yesterday took the Remembrance Book containing the names of Volunteers who died for their country m th c last war, from its case m the City Hall and transferred it to the Singapore Volunteer Force Headquarters.
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    DOGS PLAY VITAL ROLE IN BANDIT WAR
    872 4  -  K. C. ARUN By Standard Staff Correspondent photo. Trackers Learn To 'Sniff Find 'em' IT was a pitch dark night m February somewhere m the treacherous jungles of Malaya. A security force patrol was braving the hazards of swamp and sweltering heat to
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    At 70 He Trudges A Curry-Puff Trail
    651 4 At 70 He Trudges A Curry -Puff Trail By Peter Kum THOSE who feel they are too old to work might want to postpone their retirement after they have met Mr. Jesudasan Joseph ...a wiry little Indian who had. m his youth, helped to build the Singapore -Johore Causeway. Hundreds
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    The Colonel Wins Decree
    80 4 LONDON. July 3, (Reuter) Lieutenant Colonel Regston William Raymond Oliver Coconut Cottage, Hastings] Barbados, was granted a divorce decree here yesterday because of desertion since January 1950 by Mrs. Marie Mirando Rosine Oliver, now living m Japan. The suit was undefended and evidence was given by
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    Bookings Open For All Seats
    45 4 ALL seats of Theatre Royal are bookable for cash from 10 a.m. for the current day's screening, beginning from Wednesday, July 7 Shaw Brothers Ltd., announced yesterday. This is m response to the numerous requests Xrom their Indian patrons. I
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    S'pore Man Wins In UN Contest
    82 4 S'pore Man Wins In UN Contest MR. J. G. Parry ol pore is one of the 1 i I winners m the Un; tions Sixth latere ay Competition i Role of Education m I ing International ndernding" and "Economic Development and Peace." The winners dillerent countries >• members of intern
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    GEN. SIXSMITH IS LEAVING
    26 4 MAJOR-Ge Sixsmith has post of Chiet ol Stafl Land Foro turning air. Hi? dir j over jColville. who I ed from Britain.
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    Without Bells
    13 4 EICrHTEEN PERS H h fined f Police Court ye riding bells.
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    A New Sunday Feature
    869 5 ••'THE Nicest Thing about Singapore." said my Auht Mary nnly, "is its le.' She said that m my when she'd her shoes an d /riggling her as I remembered she had done twenty m her own aft she'd red me around the of Putney. Her remark
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    Wanted To Take Tools To Jail
    166 5 A 46-YEAR-OLD Singapore carpenter, Ng Se? Lok. was resterday sentenced to 19 nonths' jail m the Third District Court, for houselousebreaking and theft of >roperty ralued at $7,000 )elonglng to Malaya Silk Photo. Store. Stami. i Road, on Friday morniiu Ng pleaded guilty, and
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    FIRE CHIEF WARNS OF A DISASTER
    251 5 i r^S? h ief of Singapore's Fire Brigade, Mr. iLm has warne <* the City Council that new ™fit!? easures now being introduced m the City, might have "catastrophic results. i Qhn i n M hls r f Dort to th e Council for
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    Union Talks End In A Deadlock
    98 5 i NEGOTIATIONS between the Borneo Motor Company i and the Singapore Motor 1 Workers' Union for the re- instatement of 13 dismissed workers ended m a deadlock yesterday. The Company rejected the Union's demand for introduction of a rotation system of work. They maintained
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    Traffic Lights For Pedestrians
    209 5 photo. THE set of experimental pedestrian controlled traffic lights at present operating- m Collyer Quay will be supplemented by another set from tomorrow, the Singapore Superintendent of Traffic, Mr. W. R. M. Hax worth revealed m a press state- ment yesterday. The effect on motorists will
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    Opens Farm Show
    31 5 IPOH. Sat— Toh Puan Badariah. wife of the Mentri Besar, Perak, today declared open the District Agricultural Show at Parit. a town j m the Perak riverine mukims.
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    The Mystery Of The Finest Nose
    1215 6  - The Mystery Of The Finest Nose RALPH By Featuring Tommy Dorsey, Hedy Lamarr And Charlie Chaplin VOR light relief from the morass of nearmurder and violence, Jerry Giesler, the most famous of all filmland's lawyers, often reflects on those cases, which are the aftermath of Hollywood's gay part: Cases like
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    Austrian Alps Ring Storybook Hamlet
    264 6 By Emiliana P. Noerther of Thr Christian Science Monitor Heiligenblut, Austria A STORYBOOK VILLAGE, perched on the ride of a mountain, looking down to a green fertile valley and surrounded by a erowi of mountain peaks over which towers the Groesflockner, Austria's highest summit that
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    June Road Toll: Ten
    76 7 PEOPLE were killed: Singapore last month, re's rintendent W. R. M. Hax-' d m a press nt, y ester ci the half of there was only one and cm the lollowing within a period of three here were three fatal fallowed by two on r day
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    Bride Collapses At Attar
    169 7 Bride Collapses At Attar KTI V > inmg: girl ii her brid:»l rohcs col .1 m trowA of thr iltar of a church m thr Middle of her marriage m Singapore esterd the .irl. Miss AnnaliHlr M. Low. dropped d three steps and the -t halted the cereI summon aid.
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    President Uses Special Powers
    195 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. Municipol President, Mr. A. D. York, used his special powers to hold an adjourned meeting of the Municipality today, although there was no quorum following the walkout of Alliance members. Only seven of the 18 mem- r jers were present one short >f
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    Indian Navy Expanding — Admiral
    86 7 Indian Navy Expanding Admiral Pr Sat —The Indian Navy |g developing and expanding, and it plans to have an aircraft carrier, a cruiser and a small fleet air arm. This was disc osed by the Commander of the Indian Flotilla. Rear-Admiral J. S. H. Ballance, at a Press conference on
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    MR. AW GIVES $20,000 TO SCHOOL
    283 7 MR. AW GIVES $20,000 TO SCHOOL Further Grantsl A re A Iso Pledged j HONGKONG Mr. Aw Boon How hos donated HK$2O 000 to Our Lady's School m Hongkong for the completion of its new school building. j( Mr Aw has also promised to donate v HKSIO.OOO to the Wai
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    She Pays Fine For Husband
    118 7 A WOMAN who pleaded gui on behalf of her husband In the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday, was rolue-j, 1 tant to tell the magistrate 1 if she had enough money to'!' pay a fine. n When the name Koh Chwee Weng was called out
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    Boy Friend Had No Licence
    168 7 A CHINESE School teacher, who had been out tor the time with her boy friend ifl her motor car. v. as fined SlSflj and disqualified from driving, for a year, by the Singapore First Traffic M. Mr. A. 1 W. Ghows. yesterday. The school teacher
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    Scouts Get Awards
    81 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sat. The Senior District Officer. Province Wellesley. Mr. J. L. H. Davis, at a scout rally today on the High School ground, presented the Wood Badge to District Commissioner Wong Pow Nee and Scout Master Hashim bin Saidin. respectively. Sixteen scouters received their warrants from
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    Theft Echo
    69 7 PENANG. Sat.— As a sequel to the robbery which took place at a house m Kinta Lane on July 1. Can Chian Lee. aged 23, was produced m the Magistrate's Court today, tentatively charged with committing robbery oi $200 cash belonging to Mr. Hoo Soo Chin and with
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    SHIP ARRIVES WITH NO WATER IN TANKS
    212 7 SHIP ARRIVES WITH NO WATER IN TANKS standard Shipping Reporter THE 7.000-ton IreighMary X., flying the ted Duster, limped into with the last drop a water m her ks. i J to The dard by a crew member l that itely after the vessel iphong, doing an of five knots,
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    TWICE A QUEEN -NOW A HOSTESS
    404 7 By Wed agin T. Sambandam JVJISS Sheila Medd is an oir hostess of the Union of Burma Airways. She has the distinction of being chosen a beauty queen two years m succession. Not many would have seen her at Kallang airport, Singapore. She comes
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      67 7 Weather Minimum Temperature: From •m. on July 2 to 7.:.0 a.m. I ilj Spore (7«F), Penang (71F). Bahru (711 K. 1.. (74F>, B7F), K-jiitan I7W). -uiim Temperature; From oi. 40 7.;t pu- on July 3. m v l>ore tXSFL Peii..ng (89Fi, Itahru (891 >. ILL. (9 Kiantan IMF). "fall: From
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    THE LOVE DRUG CASE
    1192 8  -  ARTHUR JORS. the husband I who was sentenced at the Old Bailey to five years for manslaughter ]F I hod been a single man I would hove proposed marriage fo Betty Gronfr, the girl I killed. I believe that Betty ond I could have been very
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    I NEVER GUESSED THAT BETTY LOVED MY HUSBAND
    748 8  - I NEVER GUESSED THAT BETTY LOVED MY HUSBAND MAJORIE »*V tke wife AS I >al m the Old Bailey listening to the terrible things being said about my husband. I saw many people look at me with something like pity m their eyes. I overheard whispers from people who were
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    THE TWO GIRLS
    297 8 know it must have bee n the result of some action of mine, some carelessness. That is why I had to plead fuilty. But I never intended either of the girls to have Spanish Fly. The Poison I Did Not Know T)ESPITE my ambitions m chemistry I
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    1823 11  - Trafalgar Home Growing Fast; So Are Its Social Problems Christine Diemer *L Cured Patients Have Difficulty In Getting Jobs s^INCE the first Leper Settlement (os it was then called) was established m Singapore m 1926, great progress has been made, both by Government ond by independent groups, to make the
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    523 13 TT was through no fault of 1 Harold Brighouses that our first introduction was an unhappy oris-. Hast not his play been "murdered" by a set of Meal hams. I might have enjo\ed "llohson v boiee" from the word -go." \s it turned
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    66 14 photos. \BOVE): This lime-green felt hat, heavily jewelled, > echoing a fashion popular m the 7th Century, is a 1 creation by Denis** Lady New borough of London who .has 1 gone back to mediaeval time s for her Litest range of 1 hat styles just showing m
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