Sunday Standard, 25 July 1954

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    15 1 SUNDAY STANDARD Vol. V. No. 2a. SINCAPOftE, StNOAY, JIJIT 25, 1954 TWENTY PAGES 15 CIINTS.
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    THUGS STAB DRIVING TUTOR
    84 1 THUGS STAB DRIVING TUTOR n d Staff Reporter [NOAPORE driving *as beaten up tbbed by seciei sters yesterkoon at a Tras Street, objected to them cheating jlol marhlne pin lumbering him down hem grabbed >m the kitchen of < and stubbed ill »n m .1 1 uctor on his m
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    Assembly's Approval
    93 1 Assembly's Approval rub 14, AP.- The Nnt>n a I Assembly hel ningly approved indo- China iwo top French clashed shaiply ■i fva agreement :;i an end to neai of war. The 0 to 13. nibly :t'soiution •d with "satiscessation of n Indo-l'htna. due wire, to the D of rhe preHniault.
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    Pakistan Bans Reds
    43 1 K\RACHI. July 24. <RevThe Pakistan Governhi lawed the Comtilst Party m Karachi, it <)ftl* ialK announced last ion it was auitivcly stated was bf»ing m other provinces of 'an. The anneemeni expected made simultaneously m provincial capitals of md P.-shawar.
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    Miriam, Miss US Wins Universe Title
    314 1 Miriam, Miss US Wins Universe Title LONG BEACH, California, July 24 (AP) Miss U.S.A. was selected on Friday night as "Miss Universe of 1954." Sh- vvon out m i final field of iivt: Fir.st, runner -up M Brazil. blue-eyed Maria R<xha of Brazil. ronri runner-up: Vir- .hin* Lee, Miss Hongkong
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    WIVES GRUMBLE ABOUT THE FILTH
    245 1 Sixth Day Of Strike COMPLAINTS from Singapore housewives about the inconvenience they were encountering became louder yesterday, as the strike by 10.000 City Council workers entered its sixth day. And ihe housewives had a o grumble, about. A survey conducted by a Standard porter yesterday
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    Tension In Ceylon's Elections
    87 1 COLOMBO, July 24 <AP» \rmed police patrolled Colombo's streets yesterday on the eve of an election, observers say is the tensest ever held m Ceylon. Today the Marxists, Hushed with the capture of Local Councils along the Islands southwest coast, will try to orown their victories
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    PLANE SHOT BY MIGs
    742 1 Pilot Gives His Version Of The Crash Off Red-Held Hainan Evidence Of Shooting Admitted U.K. GOVT. SENDS PROTEST TO CHINA LONDON, July 24. Britain is to protest to Communist China against the shooting down by two "unidentified" planes of a British Cathay Pacific Skymaster off Hainan
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    MISS HONGKONG TIES FOR SECOND PLACE
    8 1 MISS HONGKONG TIES FOR SECOND PLACE MISS H()N(.KON(;
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    Death For Shooting His Girl
    99 1 ELLICOTT CITY. Maryland. July 24 «AP» Eugene E. Bryant. 21 -year-old Korean war veteran, yesterday was sentenced to hang for slaying his 17-year-old sweetheart. Circuit judge James Clark told him: "You promised »<> marry that girl. When, ihe. told you she was going 10 bear
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    Wife Equals 5 Servants
    56 1 LONDON. July 24. <AP' Arthur E. Harman. 40-year-old Cather of nine children, lold a judge on Thursday he had to hire five servants to replace his wife after her death m an automobile crash a year-and-a-half ago. The judge ordered the driver of the other car
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    NO NEWS OF THE MISSING
    178 1 NO news has been received of the passengers and crew who were reported missing when the CPA Skymasl«-i crashed on Friday. Below Ls the casualty list DEAD: A Chinese woman belVeved to be Rita Tctae On*. who boarded the plane at j Bangkok. MISSING: Leonard
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    Movie Ball Results
    75 1 SINGAPOREANS flocked to the Victoria Memorial Hall iast night to pick the Star Doubles and the Movie Queen at the second Movie Ball, sponsored by the Singapore Standard, m aid »f the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital Fund for children. Phyl Westerhout as Audrey Hepburn was the winner
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    Hollywood Film Producer Dies
    37 1 HOLLYWOOD July 24. <AP> Leonard Goldstein. 51. who had produced more than 100 motion pictures m Holly wood m the last few years, died late yesterday m a hospital of a cerebral haemorrhage.
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    MEET OUR NEW RACING WRITER
    287 1 ME E T The Singapore Standard* ft*"** racing cor respondent W. J. (BUI) .YUCrea. He feels confident that he has Malayan racing form at bis finder tips. He also feels confident that he ran offer Standard readers first rate raring information from his wide experience
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    West Indies Federation
    64 1 KINGSTON, Jamaica, July ißeuteo The II present aiives. approved f*> 'ration of j British West Indies on tha lines p? at th« Conference on fe i i In year. The Chief Minister. Mr. William Bustainante. and tho leader of The opposition pies National Parly. Mr. N.»» 'man
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    CINEMAS HIT
    30 1 MEXICO CITY M• July 24 < AP» A i ed the estinraiPd 1.150 < mas m Mcxii •> W PYlday exhibitors refused to workers a 24 pei wage increase they demandfd
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    Sir John Decorates A War Veteran
    562 2 Sir John Decorates A War Veteran Govt. House Investiture A YOUNG corporal of the Royal Engineers, clad m resplendent white tropical uniform, yesterday marched down the redcarpeted aisle between two rows of distinguished guests to where the Governor and Com-mander-in-Chief of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll, waited, and stood rigidly to
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    'TOP' MENDIS BACK IN LABOUR PARTY SADDLE
    270 2 'TOP' MENDIS BACK IN LABOUR PARTY SADDLE MR. VJ. (POP) MENDIS, former campaign organiser of the Singapore Labour Party until the general withdrawal of members m 1950, is bock m the saddle again. Yesterday, the Party General Council announced it had appointed Pop Mendis as Party organiser. This move is
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    Strip-Tease Ban Hits Night Cafes
    195 2 SINGAPORE'S owners of night cafes are battling a keen war for the dwindling; patrons who pay for a. drink and sit the evening: out for songs and sketches. One cafe has reduced tts charges to 50 cents per person. Another announced thai j lt has
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    Court Was Puzzled By Police
    120 2 SINGAPORE'S Second Traffic Police Magistrate Howe Yoon Chong wanted to know yesterday whether the PoU. -were prosecuting or persecuting" a trisha rider produced before him for two traffi. offences alleged to have taken place on the same day and time but at different places The
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    7 Mths. Jail For Axing A Woman
    126 2 THE Singapore Third Dis ■Ige. Mr. H..V Forrer yesterday sentenced La Kuan a carpenter, to seven months jail for causing grievou s hurto a woman with a^ June IT. m a house m A uiniec Road. Lai pleaded guilty, ana said that he
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    Hit With A Cooking Pot
    44 2 TWO women living In North Bridge Road. Singapore, had an argument m a community kitchen yesterday. The argument devel< into a fight One woman grabbed a cooking pot and hit the other, breaking hei arm. Police detained the woman
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    Woman Loses Cash, Jewels
    34 2 A WOMAN cake seller returned home after hawking her wares yesterday and found two planks dislodged. Cash and jewellery worth $365 was missing from her home m Kampong Sllat. Singapore.
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    Lottery Prize
    23 2 The correct number m the eighth prize of the Welfare Lottery Is *****01 and not *****91. as published m yesterday's Standard.
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    Second-Hand Smokes Are A 'Second Industry'
    248 2 Second-Hand Smokes Are A 'Second Industry' THEY walk with shuffling gait, their eyes on the ground, traiJing along the glitter, the dark corners of the five-foot way, stopping often to pick up a cigarette butt which has been squashed into the (IKb of the road. The cigarette butt goes to
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    S.I.T. Gets 5 Electrical Contractor
    38 2 electric its ten. tnrca. repair, don€ most econ-, assurance of f oe A Trust contra. nated fo. sij on Dec 31 this The rate quoted by of e le i viewed m Offi.e
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    Ist Ship From A 'Peaceful' Vietnam
    177 3 Ist Ship From A 'Peaceful' Vietnam THE first ship to return to Singapore from Indo-China ports after the signing of the peace treaty arrived here yesterday. She is the converted LST North Star which is on charter to the Swiss firm of Diethelm «k Co. Singapore and has been plying
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    A Slight Drop In Rubber
    159 3 RUBBER prices on the Singapore market yesterday dropped i cent to 69 cents per lb. for first grade rubber for August shipment on a quiet market at the close. The market opened lower and remained at around the 69 cents per lb. level for some
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    NOBODY TO TAKE COURSE
    43 3 NO Singapore agricultural officers will be attending the Colonial Agricultural Offli' Course given by MasseyH arris-Ferguson. manufacturers of mechanized farming equipment, which is to start next month In Britain. the Agricultural Officer, Mr. T.E. Cobb, told The Standard yesterday.
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    ANGLER'S POSTBAG
    408 3 Ql shall be glad if you will let me know where I can buy the following fishing accessories: hand braided waterproof nylon casting line. hard braided silk casting line and a clincher pinch on type sinkers. K. S. HIN, Penang. A little's at Raffles Place stork Black Spider
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    For Night Soccer
    31 3 photo. ONK«of the four light towers erected at Singapore's Jala 11 Besar Stadium for floodlit soccer. The lights will be tested at the end of the month Standard
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    Advisory Council On Timber Urged
    217 3 Standard Staff Reporter A CALL for the establishment* of a Timber Trade Advisory Council with nine primary functions aimed at improving the present declining: industry was made by the Federation Forest En- fineer, Mr. B. E. Webb. In the July issue of the Malayan Forester,
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    Ochestral Rehearsal
    73 3 THE Singapore Musical Society's orchestra rehearsal with Jan Smeterlin, scheduled for 5.30 p.m. tomorrow Monday*, has now been changed to 7.30 p.m. Meanwhile, the famous violinist, Isaac Stern, had rung up from Australia by radio-telephone to confirm the Society's arrangements for his recital on Aug. 17. Tickets are
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    Boy Throws A Knife At Man
    47 3 A 15-YEAR-OLD boy threw a knife at a man after an argument m Synagogue Street, Singapore, yesterday. The knife lodged m the man's thigh. Police arrested the boy. Another man was stabbed m the chest m Potong Pasir after an argument.
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    Meet 'Charlie'—Boss Of Basrah's 'Bull Ring'
    912 3 Meet 'Charlie'— Boss Of Basrah's 'Bull Ring' LONDON, Sat. Bast ah, ona of the Caliph Cities aijund which has been bailt an aura of grandeur and myltery dating back to U>a days of the Tales of the Arabian Nights, is today one of the poorest and queerest cities m Asia.
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    THEY WILL EVEN DAM A RIVER FOR YOU
    414 4 THEY WILL EVEN DAM A RIVER FOR YOU Malayans Form New Field Squadron By Capt L. E. Bitton DO YOU want a river dammed? An unexploded bomb to be disposed of? A flying ferry across a fast moving river, or an airstrip to be cleared with bulldozers? The 76 Federal
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    Govt. Gives Land For 'YW' Centre
    334 4 MORE THAN an acre of land has been yiven vw/f. fapore Government for the new $200,000 i.W.C.A. Outran* Road Centre which will rive Mngapore women a general assembly hall bir enough for any meeting. A Sub -Committee has now been appointed by the Y.W.C.A.
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    GRADUATE
    39 4 n™ E R °yal Institute of Malaya Section. LrtJr^nJF ltS Memorial mf Ch^nnstr.v for 1954 to Mr. Phan« Sing Eng who graduated with First cv£ R Honours In Chemistry m the June examinations of the University 0/ Mtfaya.
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    Qualified Radio Man
    43 4 GEORGE ANG. who recently passed the final e.ram'ii Radio Kny m London v- c r e h\ sttSied for five years 01 hip by Raaio Malaya. An old Rafflesian he is sou or Mr. Any Boot, &eang of Everitt Road
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    Asian Doners Wanted
    70 4 BLOOD transfusions given by ihe Service last w^ek ex ceeded donations by 44 ur There was. as usual, a *reai demand for "B" Group blood The Service appeals for more Asian donors. Last week of the 101 donations. 46 were from Asians. There were 40 1 new
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    Widow Left With 7 Mouths To Feed
    218 4 IPOH. Sal.— An unhapp* widow, whose husband died having her seven children to feed and n«» < m*j savings. i s now m a dilemma They face starvation and ejection from their present ««artes m Raexa Avenue This is the pitiful story «f
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    PEOPLE URGED TO BUILD OWN HOUSES
    182 4 KUALA T.i MPih Sat Dato Nik Kamil bin Nik Mab- moo*!. Member for Local Govern men;. Housing and Town i Planning, said tonight over Radio Malaya that every one m thu country shouir build a house of his own This could be done, he
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      137 4 %jf J^jfO 1 LUMPUR XX CfIINBSC rMGA: vtC'ibUam R f? P"»»"'ke of the Rovj boy «out. p«rid« a.m H.kka S.»rPVI 3 6 > an 93 m service 9 am. Cantoni.. r P*l ILlti^"y m > J, p The A™- on M: necit 1 of '«o«ded claMi- 830a,da is V^! l<
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    55 5 MR. PETER CLAGUE. (extreme right), Singapore Police Secretary and Hon. Public Relations Officer to St. Andrew's Mission Hospital, is pictured here with Mr. Aw Cheng Chye and Mr. Aw Chen* Talk, Directors of The Singapore Standard, at last night's Movie Ball sponsored by The Standard. On extreme left is Mr.
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    STRIKE THREAT BY MIDDLETON HOSP. SERVANTS
    190 5 STRIKE THREAT BY MIDDLETON HOSP. SERVANTS ABOUT 80 hospital servants of the Middleton Hospital, Singapore, have threatened to go on strike if a collective punishment imposed on 40 female hospital servants is not withdrawn and remedial action taken. iThe President o: the Singapore Workers' Union, Mr. Peter M. Williams, representing
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    At The Yacht Club
    54 5 THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir John Nic o 1 1 presented the Caprice Cup to Mr. A. H. Gearing, Engineer Officer of the M. fLN.V.R. at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club last night. The trophy was awarded for the Snipe Race which Mr. Gearing won at
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    'Rubber Industry Needs Better Leaders'
    197 5 'Rubber Industry Needs Better Leaders' KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. jnalisation is not the an- tn the problems of the er industry. The answer m "i ationalisation and r leadership," said Mr. V. fair, president of the Feden of A -Malayan Estates' Union at a dinner this evening Attending the dinner were
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    CHANGKAT JONG PADI SCHEME
    1717 5 5-year Scheme For Chinese Colonists r THE PERAK Government's five-year padl scheme for Chinese farmers m the Changkat Jong: Irrigation Area of Lower Perak the first of its kind for Chinese m the Federation of Malaya —is m its first year of existence. The State Government
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    Newly Weds
    69 6 photo MR. and Mrs. Ray mon Huang Thien Hui smile happily as they leave the Wesley Methodist Church, m Singapore after their marriage yesterday. The bride, the former Miss. Jessie Lim Lan Neo, is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Fng Hoe. The groom is the
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    DIPHTHERIA KILLS FOUR
    36 6 PENANG. Sat.— Four per- sons died of diphtheria out J of 17 cases reported m George Town last month. A total of 709 babies were born during June, while deaths amounted to 172.
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    SHIP FIRE
    31 6 A SMALL fire broke out m the hold of the Javanese Prince, berthed alongside godowns 27/28 of Singapore Harbour Board, yesterday evening. It was put out within 15 minutes.
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    Leftists Plan United Front
    178 6 To Beat Progressives Standard Staff Reporter A "UNITED FRONT" of all leftist political bodies and individuals m Singapore is to be formed to flight the Progressive Party m next year's elections to the Colony Legislative Assembly. The Standard learned yesterday that the general council of the
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    Speech Contest In Malay
    112 6 Speech Contest In Malay THE Second Annual InterSchool Speech Contest m the Malay language, organised by the Malay Youths" Literary Association, will be held at Raffles Institution. Bras Basah Road, at 2 p m on •July 31. Open to all schools m Singapore the contest is divided into two sections
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    Counsel In Parsons Case Married
    105 6 Counsel In Parsons Case Married PENANG. Sat. Mr. Lan Kingsley Meek, defence rounsel m the Parsons case which created world headline news last year, wa s married to Miss Elizabeth Cornell at St George's Church today. The best man was Mr. Douglas Grant who incidentally was the Prosecution Officer m
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    Boy Falls Into Well And Dies
    33 6 ONG SWEE ENG, a four-year-old ftoy fell into a well m a kampong off the ninth mile Jurong Road and died on admission into hospital yesterday afternoon.
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    PILOT FINED $50,000 IN GOLD CASE
    721 6 PILOT FINED $50, 000 IN GOLD CASE Bid To Smuggle 'A Mad Venture' A FORMER Royal Air Force pilot who earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for courage and bravery during World War 11, went recently into what his lawyer described as o "mad venture" m an attempt to smuggle 302
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    FOR A GOOD CAUSE
    97 6 FOR A GOOD CAUSE A professional p h o tographerg model Gwendolyne Day. who has been a mannequin countless times professionally and for charity m Singapore since her arrival here m 1949. She will wear John Little* very latest fashions at the Fashion Parade Ball, at Katfies Hotel, on July
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    A Girl Appeals, And Eight Donate Blood
    131 6 EIGHT young men from thc Geylang- Methodist Fellowship of Singapore donated their blood at the Blood Transfusion Centre vesterdav because a rirl urered them to Ho sn And the girl is Miss Doris Soh, chairman of the Fellowship. When the boys had given
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    Husbands and Wives went to 'swapping parties'
    969 7  - Husbands and Wives went to 'swapping parties' LARRY FOLEY By THE prim and proper New England town of Amesbury (Massachusetts) has Deen rocked to its 300-year-old foundations. Amesbury, it appears, is not the nice quiet little place that everyone thought it was. its sex morals are the talk not only
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    Johnnie Is Training To Become The Next Ruler Of Spain
    941 7  -  DONALD HORNE Franco has 'adopted' a 16-year-old schoolboy— By J^ FAIR-H AIRED, fresh-f a c c d 16--year-old schoolboy has just finished his matriculation exams m Madrid and he is anxious to get a good pass, for a very lucrative,
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    The Girl 'Any Man Would Marry...'
    12 7 Norma— "l might cheer them up."
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    ...May Tour World To Meet Her Fans
    190 7 ]^ORMA VINER, 18, may soon be meeting the fans who have chosen her as a pin-up girl ever since she won a competition m her home town for a girl who was "good to look at and the kind of girl any man
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    NOW TAKE COURTING
    1356 8  -  DENYS BURROWS lAfe*s Peculiar IsttU It!! By (UHJR'NNG SIMPLY means "Man wins girl." It is the subject of ninety percent of all books and films. This seems to indicate that the vast majority of people regard it as a very interesting activity. When the man has won
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    JEWELLERY FOR THE BEACH
    64 8 Photo. A NEW YORK model displays beach jewellery which, the maker claims, is proof against salt water, sand scratching, and fading from the sun. On the ankle and upper arm are twin coil bracelets of white and black porcelain beads. Above the ankle bracelet is a
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    Happy Hubby Hunting Grounds
    560 8  - Happy Hubby Hunting Grounds RALPH CHAMPION Rv If J V\V\\V\V\VVVVV\VWVV\\v\ Mew York A PART from suntan there is one thin* that most unmarried American girls want to get on their holiday a husband! In that, of course, they have roughly the same ambition as British girls; the only difference is
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    Another Move By Asian Nations For United front Against Reds
    1078 9  -  MICHAEL CONNORS By Pinball Craze Sweeps Nation Like Wildfire lI>OO/111 MOVE has been launched to band the people of all "free" Asian nations into a united front against Communism. Plans for the great ideal were drafted at the recent Anti-Communist
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    The World's Most Prolific Writers Of Moveis
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    662 10 There's Hope Yet 117"HEN the United Nations forces were fighting the Communists m Korea, they were greatly handicapped by the countless number of Korean civilians who were running away from the Red clutches, ihe continuous stream of icfugees, mostly poor and helpless and carrying what few worldly possessions
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    1921 10 THE WEEK'S WORLD NEWS in review Indo-China War Ends As France, Reds Sign Truce THE WEAKEST MINK "|N o desperate race, against his own 30-doy deadline. M. Pierre Mendes France, new Premier- Foreign Minister of France, finished on top with only six hours to spore. Before dust gathered over the
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    World-Famous Pianist Finds S'pore Has Made Great Strides In Music
    666 11  -  Christine Diemer By Smeterlin To Feature Chopin Festival Here \\HEN Jan Smeterlin. famous Polish born pianist and one of the greatest interpreters of Chopin today, wanted to play m Singapore m 1936. he was promptly dis ♦:oii raged by the
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    A Heated Argument With A Colonel
    1143 11  - A Heated Argument With A Colonel 1 AST Tuesday Aunt A Mary met one of the Types typifying her pre-conceived Malaya. A Colonel. The Colonel and his daughter were at the cocktail party thrown by my Boss, the Tuan Besar of the Scimitar Life Insurance Co When Aunt and I
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    415 11  -  HIDEKOMA-SAN. lot 10 s nwsr glamorous and celebrated peibhd, has defied the traditions of her ancient and honourable calling and announced her ittiren The vivacious, shapel/, year-old geisha, who ha i ,c putedly the most beautiful eyes m Tokio, has been mentioned as centra! figure m
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    A Letter That Is An Heirloom
    2280 12 "GBETSfI" TELLS THIS WEEK OF THE CAPITOL Dear Reporter Grctsa, On behalf of the Government and my Party let me say "banyak terima kaseh" for the wonderful, true-in-every-detail publicity you gave SAKAI m your report of the first ever General Elections m this country.
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    HE GAVE WORLD A NEW KIND OF MUSIC
    751 13 HE GAVE WORLD A NEW KIND OF MUSIC SINCE thr story of hi Jnlson first hit the screen, m which the great star of stage and movie fame was expressively portrayed by Larry Farks, th« trend Hi Hollywood has been to repeat the stint With the Htr stories of other
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    MAD MAGICIAN AT LARGE
    340 13 d OLUMBIA Pictures* -Th» \j Mad Mariciaa," 3-D chiller with Vincent Trice (of "The House Of Wax" fame) m the title role li another movie scheduled for release m Singapore shortly. Starred with Price are Mary Murphy and Eva Gabor. John Emery is a supporting star.
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    Thrills Under The Big Top
    315 13 a 'IKC'IJS pictures are rominj 4 into their own again, and. quite recently, Malayan moviegoers have ween quite a. spate of them a* setting* for Behind-the-iron -Curtain and post-war European dramas, including such offerings v "Man On The Tight Rope" and "Carnival Story." Now come
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    306 13 the quality most J sought by audiences m motion pictures today, m the keynote of the Allied; Artists' production of "The Highwayman." soon to be released m this territory. Well acted by a strong cast. the Alfred Noyes lyrical poem has some sizeable performances by such
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    288 13 SO Singapore is going to *cc Jane Russell m 3-D After all! And it's m thai much -disputed, much-publi-cised, much-damned film "The French Line." And, what l\ more, there's that famous dance ucene m to make this Howard Hughes movie something to remember it by. m
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    150 14 AM m love with the new shell-like court shoe with the heel that i s known as the Little Louis. I hope it has come to stay. For this little shoe with the slipper feel solves the problem of how to be elegantly shod
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    154 14 BLANKETS should be freshly-laundered before they are stored away After they are folded lengthwise m thirds, they should be wrapped m clean heavy paper and sealed with gummed or cellophane tape to keep out moths. 'They should be stored m a dry closet on a separate
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    187 14 IVPEW YORK. The twoway stretch ha s tightened up the man's world. That's right, ladies. The men are wearing girdles, although most of them are reluctant to admit it. Two large companies report the m©n' s girdle business *8 growing like a mi d d
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    Smuggling? ME? Oh, What Nonsense....
    415 15  - Smuggling? ME? Oh, What Nonsense.... HOWARD JOHNSON says Eddie to pROM the RiU to the riffA raff Soho cafes, the word went round London's West End: "Eddie is back m town.*' Once again the name of Arnold (Eddie) Chapman, one-time prince of safebreak ers, was doing the rounds. Everything Eddie
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    How Do You Carry Your Wallet?
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    139 18 Canadian Cricketers In England LONDON. July 24. (Reuter) maria's first official cricket team to visit England opened the tour here last night at a co kt ail party. ogling with sporting journalists, cri and a ikling :>f interested indusIta the Canadian rrickesipped orangeade and jed to speeches of welcome id
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    92 18 HARROGATF. Yorkshire, July 23, (R?uter) Bobby Locke, South Africa's top golfer, won the first prize of £250 for the stroke play section of the Swallow Harrogate Professional golf tournament at Oakdale here yesterday. Leading the field throughout, the 37-year old burly Springbok had a score of
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    186 19 Bt Malayan dminton I n S©« 'iHT) Leung Si v Hup. disposed m champions. Tan Hong and Khoo Tnean IS-", 7-15 15- It hi ihe g Bar ni m ton Championwere continued at ang School hat! ijfht gles fitleholder. Ooi Teik akiiig his first appearaftei hi«s wcr'd
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