Sunday Standard, 11 July 1954

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    Masthead
    15 1 SUNDAY STANDARD Vol. V. No. 9. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY ll, 1931 TWENTY PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    Bandits' 'Human Screen' Pierced
    149 1  -  K. C. ARUN B^ Stondord Staff Corr. IPOH, Sot. A tight, ,borigine screen which hod shielded high ranking Comnunist terrorists m the Perak jungle for over two is now being slowly jut steadily broken. of the results n Termite" which pursued troops and < sq. miles
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    5,705,952 Live In Malaya
    22 1 mpur. Sat.— population of <>r of Malaya at I was 5,705,952. .n increase JH! r the 1952 figure.
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    Rebels 'Watch And Wait...'
    178 1 HANOI, July 10, (Reuter) French aircraft streamed out today to bomb the Vietminh pincers now less than 25 miles away from Hanoi and threatening to close on the city. A French High Command spokesman said the 70,000 troops massing around Hanoi were still "watching and waiting."
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    Seven Hanged
    14 1 SEVEN Kikuyu tribesmen were hanged m Nairobi pri- son on Friday.— AP
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    WANTED RED CAPTURED
    312 1 By Plane, By Taxi, They Flee Threatened City EXODUS FROM HANOIBEGINS BUT THERE'S NO PANIC HANOI, July 10 Hanoi's civilian population began flying out by the hundreds today as the threatened city's window panes trembled from artillery fire. Rumours flew that Supreme Commander Gen. Paul Ely had
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    'Iron Spearhead' Posed As A Farmer
    542 1  -  By BOB PERIES ONE of Malaya's most sought-after fugitives, Wong Fook Kwong,^ an important member of the Malayan Communist Party's Strong-arm Squad, was recaptured by the Singapore Police on Friday-a year and four months after his sensational escape from the General Hospital lock-up ward.
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    Adrift With No Provisions
    41 1 SAN FRANCISCO, July 10, (AP)— The raft Lehi, carrying five men but no provisions and no water, left San Francisco today for a drifting 3,200-mile voyage to Hawaii. A fishing boat carried the raft out to sea.
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    HER BUST (Was too flat) CAUSED HER DEATH
    132 1 HER BUST (Was too flat) CAUSED HER DEATH HONGKONG. July 10 (UP) A 'flat chested Chinese woman", who worried she would not look attractive m a bathing suit this summer, died from paraffin injections taken to develop her bust,, a coroner's inquest revealed today. The coroner's court was told that
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    Chou Returns
    27 1 TOKYO, July 10. (UP) Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai left Peking by plane on Friday to return to the Geneva conference. Peking Radio said today.
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    Reds Free 9 British Sailors
    87 1 Reds Free 9 British Sailors HONGKONG, July 10. (UP) Two Royal Navy officers and seven enlisted men, who were seized with the yacht Elinor by the Communist Chinese on June 1 off Hongking were released today. The nine British naval men crossed the Sino-Hongkong border at 2 p.m. today accompanied
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    Fugitive And His Hideout
    43 1 photos. WONG Fook Rwonr, alias Fong Tit, (left), the wanted Communist irrested m Pasir Laba. Singapore at dawn on Friday. Betow. the attap shack where Won* and a 20--year-old woman Communist courier stayed onder cover, posing as fanners. standard
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    WHISKY (28,000 Bottles) DRAINED
    52 1 WHISKY (28,000 Bottles) DRAINED NEW YORK, July 10 (Reuter).— Federal Internal Revenue authorities here will today complete the destruction of 28,000 bottles of whisky abandoned by an unidentified importer who was unable to sell them. Four workers began tipping the whisky, manufactured m the American Virgin Islands, into the harbour
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    Soldier Is Crushed To, Death
    82 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A soldier of the First Battalion Royal Hampshire Regiment. Lance Corporal Watton. of East Howe, Bournemouth, was crushed to death today by a military truck m which he was travelling and which overturned on a narrow estate road near Bentong. Nine other
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    IT'S 'CORRUPT TREATING'
    208 1 Don't Give Sweets To Children, Candidates Told IPOH, Sat. The Supervisor of Elections for Ipoh and Menglembu, Mr. W. Wbittaker, m a circular issued today, listed certain practices which candidates are advised to avoid while canvassing: for votes. They are: GIVING SWEETS TO CHILDREN IN THE PRESENCE
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    Revealing Suit No. 2 Put Away
    152 1 It's Terry Again LAS VEGAS, Nevada. July 10 (,AP). Shapely Terry Moore's revealing night club dress that caused a mild sensation during her Las Vegas casino act went into retirement today after a spokesman for her Church voiced objections. The low cut gown costing
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    They Want Mentri To Be Sacked
    62 1 IPOH. Sat. The Perak State Alliance, composed of MCA, the UMNO and the Perak Progressive Party, decided at an emergency meeting today to petition the Sultan of Perak, to relieve the present Mentri Besar of Perak, Dato Panglima Bukit Gantang, of his office. The
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    THAI BEAUTY IN 'FRISCO'
    35 1 SAN FRANCISCO, July 10, (AP). Eighteen-year-old Amora Asavananda, convincingly holding the title of Miss Thailand, arrived here on Friday aboard the S.S. President Wilson to compete m the Miss Universe contest.
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    Tied Husband To Bed
    64 1 MACON, Georgia, July 10: (Reuter)— A 265 lb. woman drew a $52 fine or 50 days m gaol m court yesterday for tying her sleeping husbajid to the bed and lashing him with a rubber hose. The woman, Mrs. Lillian Barr, 32, told the court her
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    Rubber — A Warning
    76 1 Rubber A Warning AKRON. Ohio. July 10 (UP). American consumption natural rubber will decline if its present price remains at current levels or increases, a leading rubber manufacturer declared here yesterday. W. S. Richardson. President of the B.F. Goodrich Company, predicted that the United States rubber industry will necessarily turn
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    Rubber Closes At 70 3/8 Cts.
    157 2 Rubber Closes At 70 3/8 Cts. RUBBER prices on the Singapore market yesterday closed at about unchanged levels as those on Friday, first gTade rubber for July shipment being quoted 70 3/8 cents per lb. Prices opened at around 69 7/8 cents per lb. and remained at around the price
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    Old Boys' Officials
    66 2 Old Boys' Officials THE following were electee office bearers of the Serangoon English School Old Boys Association, Singapore: President: Mr. Lim Choon Mon? Vice-presidents: Messrs. S. C Ting and Heng Siah Meng Secretary: Mr. Tan Thye Peng, Asst. Secretary: Mr Lim Cheng Heng. Treasurer; Mr. Ec Hoon Khye. Committee members
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    NEW GAMING 'HIDEOUTS'
    209 2 Promoters Hire Clubs To Avoid Police Raids Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE gambling promoters are now hiring a number of club premises m Chinatown areas and organising vast gambling rackets m a bid to avoid the increasing police raids on gaming houses. Notorious gambling dens have been abandoned
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    Assembly Four-Way 'Stations'
    164 2 Standard Staff Reporter FOR the first time, Singapore will see simultaneous translations, as practised In the United Nations, Into four languages when the World Assembly of Youth meets m the Colony next month. English speeches will be translated by fluent interpreters provided by the WAY Secretariat m
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    Magistrate Pays Fine He Imposed
    117 2 Magistrate Pays Fine He Imposed THE Singapore City Police Court Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn yesterday gave Amin bin Ha^ an. an employee of the Police Courts. $10 to pay the fine which was imposed £y him <the Magistrate* earlier. Amin said he could pay the fine on pay day.
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    He Learned Hard Way To Success
    260 2 1 ARTIST Dong Kingman. born of Cantonese parents m Oakland, California, and educated m Hongkong, who has become famous painting the asphalt jungles of the ti% city. is now paying his first visit to Singapore, en route to the real Jungles of Malaya. Today,
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    Sunady prize puzzle
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    last week's solution
    64 2 NO one had the correct solution to last week's picture puzzle which was the photograph of a vice. The S2O will be added to this week's prize which incidentally is the LAST Sunday Standard picture puzzle. Mail your entries to the Sunday Standard, Lim Teck Kirn Road,
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      684 2 PUBLIC TRUSTEE SALR BY PUBLIC TENDER rpHE Public Trustee. In his A capacity as Official Assignee and Custodian of Property. Supreme Court Building, Singapore Invites oilers by Tender for the following: X Shirts. Safe. Furniture, Triumph B.S.A. Motor Cycles. Antimony Sulphide, Typewriters, Duplicators. Books, Stationery. Radio Valves, Electric Bulbs. Paintings,
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    DEATH ORDER IN LAST BREATH
    257 3 DEATH ORDER IN LAST BREA TH ART THEATRE S NEW PLAYl wa«i J were breathing your last breath, would you use that to order the death of another man? The Empress Dowager Tsu Hsi of China did just that In her last spasm f p p .^PtJ the order for
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    'EBONY' ARAB TODAY HAWKS 'LONTONG' AT CLIFFORDPIER
    598 3 ONCE THE IDOL OF EVERY FIGHT FAN By MICHAEL GOH Standord Staff Reporter THE ebony coloured Arab selling "lontong" to the wharfhands at Singapore's Clifford Pier stands out m the group of hawkers gathered there. quiet and a i nan who is ninding
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    Magistrate Praises An Alert PC
    80 3 Magistrate Praises An Alert PC SINGAPORE Police Constable No. 4488 of Joo Chiat Police Station was congratulated by the City Police Magistrate, Mr. J.M. DevereuxColebourn. yesterday for being alert. The constable arrested Liew Yeo Siong m Changi Road at the junction of Still Road at 5 a.m. yesterday for using
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    Pulau Tekong Good Spot For Tenggiris
    227 3 AS the tide three Sundays ago was lovely, I decided to fith off Tekong about four or five miles away from Sultan Shoal. I anchored my boat at about 5 a.jn. and for an hour I had no bite. At 6 a.m. I started
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    ANGLER'S POSTBAG
    514 3 Q. Could you please furnish me with information on fishing m Indonesian waters. If a permit is necessary, where can I apply for one T. A. LIM. A Ik an Merah. Oanga and Kerapu are plentiful around Nongsa. Tanjong Sinkuang and Batu Ampas of* the East Coast, and
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    WRITE ABOUT YOUR CATCHES
    101 3 ANGLING enthusiasts m Singapore and the Federation are invited to write to lh e Angler's Corner of the Sunday Standard of their catches and experiences |n this Quiet yet thrilling sport. The most interesting article received will be published (with pic bra, if any) mi n
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      200 3 PURE CEYLON TEA Imported from Ceylon, wheie they knew fini Try a cup and youll find that It's just your cup of teal SINGAPORE $2.55 PER POUND PACKET Obtainable also from Selangor Agent Distributor. HOCK LEE CO., KUALA LUMPUR. Xt IK k L i 1 1\ JIN 'M.-^. THE FAMOUS
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    A BADGE FOR ATTAP DWELLERS
    136 4 ATTAP dwellings m kampongs and farming areas m Singapore will soon have metal badges stuck on doer posts to identify the householder as a member of the Attap Dwellers' Association. More than 5,©W badges have beea ordered by the Association for issue to members. The
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    Trooper Is Korea Bound
    48 4 THE trooper Asturias arrived m Singapore yesterday en route to Korea from Britain The vessel carried no main units for the Colony, except replacements for the three Services m Malaya. The main body of the Ist Battalion Northampshire Regiment are on board. Korea bound.
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    Vital Subject In Modern Education
    446 4  -  GOB CHONG KENG St Michael's, Ipoh, is well by MODERN education places a great emphasis on Hie teaching of science and m order that schoolchildren may better pursue the study of this subject, well-equipped science blocks hare been or are being built by the authorities
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    CONTEST JUDGE
    39 4 WELL KNOWN Colony footballer Chia Boon Leone who was the judge for The Standard's second "Quick Quiz" contest which went to Mr. H.M. Mahpuz of Singapore. The solution to Quick Quiz No. 3 will fee published tomorrow.
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    Feast Of St. Anne Procession
    200 4 Feast Of St. Anne Procession BITKIT MERTAJAM. Satin spite of the Emergency Regulations enforced m thi* area, the feast of St. Anne will be celebrated as usual this i year o n Aug. 1. Police authorities have granted specif permission for the feast to w held without any hindrance. There
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    New Mitsui Liner Due
    54 4 THE new Mitsui Line vessel "Hakonesan Maru" will arrive m Singapore on her maiden voyage tomorrow. She is bound for Japan after completing her first trip to American and Continental ports. Th« ultra modern freighter which has a service speed of 18 knots has a deadweight
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    COUNCILLOR KEEPS VOW TO KRAMAT
    236 4 COUNCILLOR KEEPS VOW TO KRAMA T ON a day last December just before the Singapore City Council elections, a solemn faced man stood before the grave ef Da ton Kramat Panjang m Siang Lin Park, and made a vow. "If you help me to win the elections," he told the
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    TAIPING GETS CINEMASCOPE
    39 4 TAIPINi;. Sat I fans will have the of seeing the first C< film. "The Commv I Lido Cinema on J I special midnight 4 This k the first Hrn town to introduce Ihrill m cinema enterta.
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    Varsity Society Pledges Support
    112 4 'Fajar' students' Defence Fund The newly-formed University of Malaya SoclH an organisation for all university graduate Malaya, has decided to support the University s cialist Club's appeal for funds to help pay" for th" defence of eight students charged with seditio While sup; for funds, the
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    56 4 MISS CHAN HINT. FENG, B.Sc, a member of the staff of the St. Michael's Institution. Ipoh, is seen dissecting a guinea pig m the new biology laboratory. Looking on are students m the Post School Certificate Class, who have all recently passed the entrance examination into the University of Malaya.
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      354 4 FIRST YOU LISTEN you" find yourself HI 3 SPEAKING THE LANGUAGE »lt!KiTE^idr~l OW s c m€ learn new language by Linguaph Pi3^£^ffX Knowledge of English and other languages is of great *alu e i JKjUjti&i/$S today to all engaged m business and to those look iftKJ^BßlSy^ forward to travelling. Thousands
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      791 4 i k^^^K.^Mw^ I?iyrao/M)t3 TAWING 1)1 NUAPU KM; <m i Broke 1C 30 M^L~ li-u. its (Mandafr^ -^B 1. 3. €30 fiJid t» 15 p.m. W? f AX** m 2 Kh\: Choon Moon Klew Kwai Bf M M^^AtMJ 31 >on Mun (Cantonese) t, Bt M fi and 8-15 pjdb. r LII»O:
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    Japanese women are no longer meek, flatbreasted shapeless chattels
    1146 5  - Japanese women are no longer meek, flatbreasted shap eless chattels MICHAEL CONNORS "Sew" <AndOkD IftrtVn By TOKYO. I that where m. pical island c lush >. gorgeous the hit of re -x-achcombers degenerate n the and gazing on at t: append:.ew it. And i about Japan? knows that DM Ol
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    A Cable To Movie Ball
    204 5 A Cable To Movie Ball Hollywood cable to be 'i the organisers of the rortfccomimf gala Movie Bail reached Singapore yesternc from 28th Foi International Xmtr.A CorporaPresident. Murray 'ho, with his Dorothy, visited the »n thr New Year. fl U* film executive: •inrd of your great work lj teca t
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    MOST FACTS ARE FALSE-COUNSEL
    473 5 MOST FACTS ARE FALSE -COUNSEL Diamonds Case Put Off THE case against Harry A. Gregory who pleaded guilty to two charges of illegal v importing 1075.75 carats of diamonds worth approximately M 546.500 into the Colony on Feb. 7 and Dec. 10 m 1951. was adjourned m the Singapore First
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    STRIKERS ARE GIVEN A PROMISE
    99 5 STRIKERS ARE GIVEN A PROMISE KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The management of the Lever Brothers multi-mil-lion dollar factory here to- day urged the striking workers to return to work on Monday and promised that there will be no victimisation. This assurance was given to representatives of the strikers at a meeting
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    Death Of MCA Man
    61 5 SEREMBAN. Sat.— Mr. Lee Yee Hsu, Secretary of the Negri Sembtlan branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, died suddenly today at his residence m Limbok Road. He was 49 years old. Mr. Lee leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters. A son and a daughter
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    NOW TAKE EATING
    1656 6  -  Life's Peculiar Isn't It!! gTK WGE as it may seem, eating food is nut a natural human impulse. Drinking, on the other hand most definitely is. From the very earliest days of life we all know exactly how to drink, and from a wide variety of containers
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    THE LOVE DRUG OFFICE
    983 6  -  ARTHUR FORD By YES, I was m ovc with Betty Grant. At first I was hardly aware that she existed. She joined our company about fourteen years ago, but I do not think I knew her to speak to until several years later. It was then
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    EARTH OR BUST
    386 6  - EARTH OR BUST Ross Campbell A FASCINATING report has been made by a young man m Melbourne who saw a flying saucer recently. He said he noticed inside it "shapes that looked like human bu A few readers took this to mean that he had sren marble busts. possibly of
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    "We Were Awe-Struck By The Ass's Ears"
    2393 7 of Saturday the fifth of June and sunny with a wind from the idily drove our graceful ketch :ie:aporo harbour between the d li£ht< There were only board counting a large white other companion, Tom t has nee m these waters so I
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    BLUSHERS' CLUB
    591 8  -  Keith Water house r>\\\\\\\\\\\\\ 5y v vvvvvxxvxvvvv The strange, shy world of the people who go to the... f ]^HERE was once a Member of Parliament who wa s so nervous that whenever he went by Tube to the House of Commons he could never say the word
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    Singapore Will Be Hosts To Indian Navy On Aug. 2
    989 8  - Singapore Will Be Hosts To Indian Navy On Aug. 2 BERNARD WILLIAMS ==Says The Standard Shipping J*< porter pARLY next month Singaporeans will play host to the officers and men of eight ships of the Indian Navy. The Flotilla which consists of the cruiser Delhi, the Rotherham (lass destroyers Rajput,
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    There's Money Is Catching Snakes!
    279 8  - There's Money Is Catching Snakes! JIM MARTENHOFF I HARDY handful of Miami are picking up easy dollar! n thg Everglades, sprawling, watery wilderness thct of Miami. The\ do it picking up snakes. Their only weapon is bare hands. No hook*, ope loops, or poies for these boys. They believe in
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    An Englishman's Overwhelming Role In Making Malay Film
    1122 9  -  CURISTINE DIEMER Script, Direction, Photography A II By Laurie Friedman By »OK the first time m Malaya's film history a pictiiri Is now being mad*- In Malaya that is entirely the ition of an Englishman. Keris Film Company, Singapore, is the producer.
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    Another Visit To Change Alley
    844 9 I the middle fab with the B sar this mornT; ie Holy with a gr •ceremony is customary. "S'cuse me. Sir." he ;ped. "But lady here to see es. "In a minute or t. 3oss calmly, chair." aid she is m 1 condition to wait
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    5B«DAY« STANDARD A Raging Question
    685 10 /"VN both sides of the Atlantic, v c raging question it whether Communist China should b« admitted into the United Nations. Never before has the question aroused to much attention both m Washington and London, but it will be a long time before it is
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    THE WEEK'S WORLD NEWS in review
    1744 10 THE WEEK'S WORLD NEWS in review Battle Of Hanoi Under Way; Residents Flee f AINING at a steady pace on the main city of Red River Delta, Hanoi, during the past week, Ho Chi Minh's Red forces were reported to be only five miles of their objective. The French Command
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    Cheshire: "I Never Was A Good Pilot, Just Lucky"
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    89 14 r m nci fi hbours all said two-year-old Jimmy Burke was a fine bourn- ing and they were right For Jimmy frii 40 feet frym a window at his Kinder street, Everton. y<»ol, Immr. bounced •n concrete p:i\ement and escaped uithout a i .ikb. Fill mother, Mis. Eliaa-be-lh
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    144 14 X S an aid to baby sitters and for their own peacc-o'-mi)id, parents should leave instructiotis for caring for their children. This should include parents' ie h ere about s. address and telephone number: name and tele--phone of another responsible adult provided they cannot be easily
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    547 17 PENANG'S CUP HOPES LIVE AGAIN Whip Perak 4-0 PSNANG, Sat.— Pcraks hopes for a Cup final .nose dive today and Penan* lived to firht t her day with Selangor, provided the State of Capital defeat the Federation Services. tlu Is the picture presented after the key match the Victoria Green
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    60 17 M > defei ding e.trly -on Voon c suspended pate and th e Cm last :!DY Cup Kinta Indians. W; c, Detention tecrei on Club. fol'.Tmp vs. on July c->? Wah or July •■neet Kinta M are m the ■sipetition. te.-.m.s). eng Wa i
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    138 17 IPOH Sat —A squadron of the 12th Royal Lancers today won the Regimental championship shield m the annual rifle meet. The squadron were first m the team rifle shooting and the Young Soliders events and came out second m the Bren Gun sec tion and second and
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    197 19 DESPITE the fact lhat two of the Colony's players, Wong and Cheong Hock Leng (also suffering ill health and ordered by the doctor t<> rest), will not be able to play, Singapore is confident that the Foong Seong Cup will return to this uoo.
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    277 19 BIT if Peng Soon intends to give up competitive badminton, he does not intend to desert the game. So meet WONG PENG SOON, THE COACH. In co-operation with three Colony badminton enthusiasts, Peng Soon is helping to produce the stars of tomorrow from the talent he finds
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    80 19 PENANG, Sat. Penang Lawn Tennis championships which starts on July 17 has attracted 24 entries m the singles event. Seeded No. 1 is the Penang champion. Cheah Wat Hun. Other seeds mi n order are Goon Kok Lem, Tan Cheng Tee and Phibob Lekakul. Seeded pairs m the
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    268 19 Exit A Champ l MALAYA S BADMINTON KING IS A POWT TO ABDICATE. OR IF HE REMAINS KING HE WILL BE KING WITHOUT A TITLE. THAT IS THE DECISION OF WONG PENG SOON TODAY. Peng Soon told me yesterday that he will ■t defend his
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    469 19 I IT IS NO secret that teams In line for the I Singapore league championships are sparing nothing to reach their respective goals. But what seems to be a secret, at least to some people, is the fact that SOME of these teams, especially m the lower
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    322 19 Dl E TO ARRIVE here by the CPA on July 15, Hong Kong's league champions, the Kowloon Motor Bus Sports Club will begin a tour of this part of the world which will take them through 16 games from Singapore to Penang and thence to Medan. Busy Mr.
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    80 19 MALAYA'S greatest badmi fan last uce k became Patron 0/ the Singapore Badminion As lon a position, he writes, he was 'proud to fill. And the fan, Mr. Malcolm MavDonald, the C o m m i s s io ncr Genen. h-east Ask 'ivie off from ku
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    46 19 July 10. (Reuy of Malaruns tor the 'ts today m ilongkon? Unlins on -day trnnV lde cric k^t challenge liversity, who .>lendid K.T. > for 13 v J not out em m a the Lt •.vied toco;. who had he reaches Nava-
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    15 19 d re\* with Nee cricket d at Changi iree for "«fE5fi
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    43 19 COPENHAGEN. July y »router) France gained a 1-0 had over Denmark on the opening day of the Davis Cup European rone semifinal match here today. Paul Remy. the Fie.uh No. 1 beat Torben Ulrich (Denmark) 5-7, 1-6. 6-3. 10 8 6-1.
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    62 19 BIRMINGHAM, July 9: (Reuter)— Abe Segal, of South Africa battled for 36 games with Jaroslav Drobny (Egypt) the Wimbledon champion, before admitting defeat 10 12. 6 B in a semifinal of the Midland counties lawn tennis championship today. In the other semifinal Britain's 20-year-old Roger Becker scored an
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