Sunday Standard, 1 August 1954

Microfilm: NL5073
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    Masthead
    20 1 With 8-page COLOUR comics FREE SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. V. No. 30. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1954 TWENTY PACES 15 CENTS.
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    DATO TAN STAYS ON
    362 1 Special Delegation Meets At Malacca Standard Photo, Deeply Moved By Confidence Of The People MALACCA, Sat. Dato Sir Cheng-lock Ton will remain president of the Malayan Chinese Association. The Dato withdrew his resignation after an hour-long conference with a special de4egation of M.C.A. leaders in his
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    Ike, Rhee Agree On Unified Korea
    162 1 Ike, Rhee Agree On Unified Korea WASHINGTON, July 31, (Reuter) President Eisenhower and the South Korean President, Dr. Syngman Rhee announced in a joint communique yesterday that they intended to move forward to achieve a unified, democratic and independent Korea. The communique came at ■he end of a series of
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    Thai Revolt Is Reported
    95 1 BANGKOK. July 31 (AFP) —Reports were circulating in Bangkok last night that underground forces were planning a coup d'etat to overthrow Field Marshal Phibul Songgram's Government and bring back to power! former leftist Premier Pridi j Phanomyong. at present in Communist China. The reports were linked
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    Soviet Hand Over Airmen
    67 1 BERLIN*. Ju> 31, (Reuter)j Soviet authorities here last j night handed over two British airmen who made a forced j landing in the Soviet zone of I Germany in Their Meteor jet 1 tighter on Tuesday. A British spokesman said the airmen were in "'perfect condition.
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    Win FREE Holiday In Madras
    121 1 Win FREE Holiday In Madras IN conjunction with the $128,000 contest, the Singapore Standard is launching, from tomorrow a Popularity Contest, to pick the most j popular person ir Malaya. The winner will get a j week's holiday in Madras where he will witness the judging of the $128,000 contest
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    Hari Raya On Aug. 9
    30 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— I The Keeper of the Rulers' i Seal, Malay States, confirmed I that Hari Raya Haji would I fall on Aug. 9.
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    Nehru Will Take Chair
    60 1 NEW DELHI. July 31, (AP^ —Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru will preside personally over the opening session of I the Indo-China cease-fire conference, an Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman said. The initial morning meet- ing. the spokesman added. will be attended only by countries which are members j
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    Dowager Dies
    17 1 THE Dowager Duchess of Portland died at her home in Workshop. England, on Friday. A.P.
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    Labourers Clear Tons Of Garbage
    228 1 Labourers Clear Tons Of Garbage HUNDREDS Of tons Of refuse accumulated all over Singapore during the 12 day strike by 10.000 City Council labourers were taken away yesterday. The Council labourers who returned to work yesterday were helped by contract labourers in "Operation Cleaning." Garbage trucks which had lain idle
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    Official News Of Auster Awaited
    231 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Royal Air Force was today awaiting confirmation from the Air I Ministry in London about the identification of an Auster plane, as experts here were piecing avail- able evidence from its wreckage indicating that it I was the same in which
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    Govt. Quits
    26 1 THE King of Cambodia has accepted the resignation of the Government he. 1 d by Premier Pen Nouth, it was announced here today. AFP.
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    Packed House
    26 1 DATIN Paglar's fashion parade in aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital was presented again to a packed house at Raffles Hotel last night. I
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    'Duty To Liberate Formosa'
    110 1 'Duty To Liberate Formosa TOKYO, July 31 Peking radio stressed again today "the final duty of the People's Liberation Army is to liberate Formosa." "Our national defence has depended upon the army in the past, but now we not only have a strong army h** 1 we also have a
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    Polish Ship Sails Again
    87 1 LONDON. July 31, fßeuter) The Polish ship Jaroqlav Dabrovsky. stopped on her outward voyage from London by river police last night, sailed again early this afternoon. The vessel, bound for Gdynia, moved slowly downstream but it was not immediately known whether she was heading for the
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    Autonomy For Tunisia
    83 1 TUNIS. July 31. (AP)— France gave Tunisia control of its internal affairs today with a few strings attached in a lightning effort by Premier Pierre Mendes France to end the terrorism in this troubled protectorate. Acting with the authority of his Cabinet, the Premier told the Bey
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    Footballers For Britain
    55 1 WITH more than a million crown corks to their credit, Singapore's Chia Boon Leong and Selangor's E. C. Dutton j earned themselves a twomonths' stay in Britain as winners of the Fra.ser and I Neave and Coca Cola con- test to find Malaya's two most popular footballers.
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    A Vertical Heart Saved Her Life
    304 1 LANCASTER, California, Her husband, Lawrence, Dr. Lee Patton said X-rays i July 31, (AP)— Had Mrs was arraigned in court on a showed the knife blade passMarv Marie Howprtnn'? *u>art charge of assault with intent ed an inch above and to the Aiary *iane
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    Widow Is Grateful For Help
    172 2 MRS. LUM. the destitute [pur widow with seven children, and wife of the late Mr. Stanislaus Joseph Lum Wong Kee, told The Standard yesterday thai she wa.s very grateful >o a!! those who have so generous :y comforted her mate- rial y and spiritually. She
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    54 2 photo. MR. AND MRS. Bernard Fong Fook Chak after their marriage at the Sacred Heart Church, Tank Road, yesterday. The bride. Sylvia Pan, is the eldest daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Pau Ka Ping and the groom is the second son of Madam Wong Lin Yingr. A reception was held
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    Asian Pact Talks In P.I.
    85 2 MANILA, July 31, (UP)— Vice-President Carlos P. Garcia has announced that Baguio City, Philippine summer capital, will be the site of the projected multi-nation conference on the formation of a South-east Asia defence alliance similar to NATO. viarcia. concurrent Foreign Secretary, said the Philippines and
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    Residents Want Wells Kept Open
    140 2 Standard Staff Reporter SEVERAL hundred residents in the Duchess Coronation Road area are appealing to the Singapore City Council against the closure of 26 wells which the City Analyst has reported to be grossly polluted and unsafe for domestic use. The Council contends that the
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    Adviser To 3 Unions
    56 2 MR. C. H. KOH, a Colony lawyer has been appointed legal adviser to three Singapore Unions. The Unions are: The Singapore Pineapple Amalgamated Union, the Factory and Shop Workers' Union and the Dry Cleaners' Employees Union. The Unions also have elected Mr. tee Yong Min, a
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    M.I.C. Has An Easier Way
    89 2 THE Malayan Indian Congress, Singapore Branch, in a letter to the Under Secretary, Mr. J. D. Higham. has suggested a simplification of procedure for registration of Commonwealth citizens as citizens of the United Kingdom and Colonies. Congress offers to take the responsibility of organising and
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    From Farouk To Churchill
    43 2 ROME. July 31. (Reuter) Ex-King Farouk of Egypt last night addressed a cable to the British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill and the Foreign Minister, Mr. Anthony Eden, congratulating them on the successful conclusion of the Suez Canal negotiations.
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    Holiday For Parliament
    88 2 LONDON. July 31. (Reuter) The Brjiish Parliament c'.osed la^t night for a three months summer vacation with politicians saying that Sir Winston Churchill evidently aims to be the first 80-year-old British Prime Minister of the century. He will have realised this ambition ii he is still in
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    Union Elects New Officers
    64 2 PENANG, Sat Tbi Ing w» \-< elected offio -1* ar r of the Air Ministry Local Staff Union yesterday: Chairman Mr. S. Lewis Secretary— Mr Oh Kin Sunn: Treasurer Mr. F K. Kri.shnan: C o m m [ttei Messrs. T. A. Zachariah: D. C Kumarasinghe, YecHa
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    Want To Stuff A Jumbo— He'll Do It For You
    441 2 Want To Stuff A Jumbo— He'll Do It For You WHAT does one do with a stuffed cat? Mr. Teo Mah Siong, who was 63 last year, does not know. But In the 40. years that he's been a taxidermist, he's been asked to stuff as many as four cats
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    Business Slow At 'Robinson Petang'
    404 2 Business Slow At 'Robinson Petang Poor Demand For 2nd (Hand Goods THE demand fOl second-hand goods in Singapore is falling off. The demand for goods— any kind of goods was urgent during the war years and immediately after when a lot of material acquired by questionable means found their /way
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    'Churchill is My Friend'
    33 2 'Churchill is My Friend' QUALAM bin Id ii Singap >r< *>': i Mr. Choor Singh •hat bis friend "Mi chill" would ba Quaiair. claim< charge ol vagi i Bail in oat surd the ca
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    NEW MEMBERS TO JOIN ASSEMBLY
    707 3 Youths From 55 Nations To Meet In Singapore WHEN the Council of the World Assembly of Youth opens its second Generol Assembly in Singapore, on Aug. 1 5, at 4.30 p.m. its first business will be to admit 1 1 countries which are sending delegates,
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    MEDICAL SERVICES UNIONS TO MEET
    225 3 MEDICAL SERVICES UNIONS TO MEET KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A motion to bring pressure on all State Governments to implement promotions from August 1, 1949. will be discussed at a committee meeting of the Federation of Gc. vernment Medical Services Unions. Federation of Malaya, on An ,ust 15. i :t;eet:r.2 will
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    Termite: 10 eds Killed
    207 3 Termite: 10 eds Killed FIRST three seka A 1 -jmite" ha-, |*> a sccui 'y i" >r res I a tun ling ng one, rk: Jing ng 51 ramps in 1 J arge dumps nntahv i election >t r.--r a Pe ak Government ea ed, vector iay si >rab!e feature
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    To Be Tried For Bribery
    98 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sa:. B S.r.ic,*- a police sergeant agreed to pr >- r n ille ;.i'. amin? racket areeklj -;rant" of 5250. v. .-.ay >mmitt^d bv th^ t :gisi i e here to >tand t: n the High Court. the offic --i ch i f
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    Students For P.E.A. Classes
    48 3 STUDENTS who have ap- plied for admission to Peo- .'>" Education Associati m 'lasses for English ani who j are not provided with acrom- j niodation are requested to ail at the P.E.A. office. l.\-:> Coleman Street. Singapore, totn irrow between 5 and 8 p.m.
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    Malacca Articles To Go On Display
    99 3 Malacca Articles To Go On Display MALACCA Sat. Malac a lesi tents wi have a previe.v or arti cs thai are to be dt--p J.ed at the Malacca Stall i-i ior*h:orr.ir!4 MAHA Exhi!>i- wirK. wood worn, toys moaeis. ti >a next -.veekend at the embroidery, and needle work. Bi-;ia H.'.t
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    Ship's Crew Cheer Honeymoon Couple
    152 3 THE officers and crew of the m.v. Hevsenstein all joined in celebrating the nurriage of Miss Vieneli Kjppler of Sweden t<> Mr. Jimmy. S.T. Goei of Singapore on Friday. .Mr. and Mrs. Goei who were married in Singapore, hi-lrt their wedding reception 'in board the
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    Penang Move To Curb L-Drivers
    237 3 PENANG. Sat. The Penang Municipality is making an effort to curb the activities of learnerdrivers who have been responsible for many an accident. A-'-ording to the Municipal President J.S.H. Cunyngham-I Brown many learner-drivers hjvt- taken to day driving BS j ipoci. The Municipal Council has
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    Posed As Tec, Man Charged
    60 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Kcnv Soo Yong who was aiicged to have posed as a detective and demanded $500 from a woman was today produced before the First Magistrate on charges of pretence and extortion. Kow who pleaded not guilty, was allowed bail of $1,000 In
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    ANGLER'S POSTBAG
    546 3 ANGLER' S POSTBAG QI have with me an old saying about fishing ly:When the %vind is in the East. then the fishes bite the least When the wind in in the West, then the fishes bite the best When the wind is in the North, then the fishes do come
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    Attempted To End His Life
    123 3 TAN KIM BEE of Yio Chu Kan.a, Singapore. pleaded guilty yesterday in a Police Court to a charge of attempt-; ing to end his life by sucking juice from tuba roots on July 2ti The Prosecuting Officer. Inspector M. G Jacobs, told the Magistrate Mr.
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    Indian Flotilla Due Tomorrow
    44 3 AN Indian Naval Flotilla consisting of eight ships is due to arrive in Singapore tomorrow. A reception will be held the same evening on board the INS Delhi at 7 o'clock. All guests are requested to bring their invitation cards.
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    Fashion Show To Aid Fund
    49 3 IPOH. Sat.— About 40 girls will display costumes of LSj different countries in a fashion show in aid of the Lady Templer Hospital Fund, in j the St. Michael's School hall on Aujjust 7. at 9 p.m. Admission fee is $3 per per- > son.
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    Car Park To Be Run On US Plan
    274 4 THE multi-storey car park proposed by the Diagnostic Survey Team to relieve the intensity of! the City's parking problem will probably be run on j the American system, The Standard was told I yesterday. At least six storeys high, the multi-storey car
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    PWD Co-op Officials
    78 4 THE following were elecied office bearers at the 21st annual general meeting of the Singapore Government Public Works Co-operative Thrift Loan Society Limited held last Wednesday. Chairman Mr. J. A Dragon, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: Mr. J. J. George. Committee members: Messrs. C. A. Rodrigues, Lim Chin
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    Golden Jubilee Recalls Years' Achievements
    642 4 Golden Jubilee Recalls Years Achievements Convent Of The Holy Infant By Gilbert Fernandez SEREMBAN, Sat. Today will be remembered by the past and present pupils of the Seremban Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus for it marks the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the school. It would be pardonable pride if
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    Response Slow To Family Planning
    203 4 Response Slow To Family Planning PENANG. Sat. The progress on family planning within rhe Municipality of George Town is encouraging but slow, according to the Supervisor of Mid wives, Mrs. Aim Pe. Sno said 'hv.x since the i.n-t ol fami y planning in 3ea only 47 nothers oi various oationali-
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    Lunch For Delegates
    95 4 THE Men's Auxiliary ul the Americ! n Associal :on ol Mai will give a luncheon fox ihe in l< gates from the United States to the World V" uh a mblj In Singapore. in r d Hug. ii. A Ho ai 12.45 pjft Mi mb ol !tai<
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    Paintings Selected
    63 4 TWO Cu MM artists. Air. Ft-: Cheng- i and s Chang ng, 1 <-•■■•; bad wx eir pain elected r Galli ri< I «r the "A-" r id 0!' PrO i se" t xhibhion, ahi rh has st opei on. fliss pi e is a b Fei depicts
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    OAG Sees The New Villages
    119 4 OAG Sees The New Villages KUALA i UMPUR, Sat.— rv Officer Administering the Go\ < r iment, Mr. D C. Watherston, urged the people ->r Gemencfaah Lama in Negri S- nbilan to grow more padi. when i A .c visited 'he village luring nis two-day tour of, Negri s, mbilan
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    Student Officials
    80 4 SELANGOR. Sat.— The; [following were elected officebearers ot the Students' Union. College of Agriculture, Serdang: President— Mr. P. V. Thei viin. Vice-Presid«nt~ Mr. Mohri. Isa bin Ibrahim, Secretary General— Mr. Lam Peng Sam. Asst. Secretary General Mr. Lim Han Kuo. Financial Secretary Mr. I Chua Hcxxi Chuan, Secretary
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    4 Centres For Indians To Register
    76 4 THE Seletar branch of the Malayan Indian Congress will open lour centres in the dis- trict to assist Indians to re- j gister as Commonwealth citizens. The branch will also conduct a meeting tomorrow to discuss problems arising out the disfranchisement of Commonwealth citizens
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    Malayan Films To Be Made In Siam
    265 4 THE Malayan film industry will now have a wider market for its products and picturesque Siamese scenery and glamorous Thai girls for its "shooting" operations. Malayan film producer, Mr. Ho Ah Loke, lias just completed in Bangkok, a series of agreements with Thai
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    Malayans To Meet One Of The World's Celebrities
    656 4 Malayans To Meet One Of The World's Celebrities ARRIVING in Singa- pore next week is Madame Vijayalakshmi Pandit, President of the, I General Assembly of the United Nations. Her visit will give Singaporeans i and Malayans an opportunity of meeting one of the most colourful per- j sonalities in the
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    HEPBURN HAIRDO CRAZE SWEEPS JAPAN
    1225 5  -  Michael Connors By Black Pearls The Latest Invention JOLLOWING screening of the film, -Roman Holiday," the Audrey Hepburn hairstyle craze also has swept Japan. The ladies are flocking to the beauty parlours, sacrificing their shining black tresses to the new vogue. There is no escaping
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    Cathedral Bells Rang At These Weddings
    57 5 MARRIED in a Cathedral yesterday were: Left: Mr. Colin Harold Williams, an Assessment Officer with the Singapore City Council and Miss Peggy Anne Unden. They were wed at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Below: Police Inspector Ronald da Silva. and Miss Elizabeth Meyer, who were married
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    The Ghosts Will Roam For 2 Weeks
    394 5 satisfied ghosts may be last found harmony The comforted. living fed the dead and the Thus was the gap between dead by keeping a good in"Ying" and "Yang" closed. fluence on the living, proThe living and the dead at longed life. Standard Staff
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    Trade Fair Was A Blaze Of Lights
    201 5 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE went gay last night, with thousands of colourfully -dressed men, women and children, romping down a single road that glittered with multi-coloured lights from scores of stalls housing the exhibits oi various local and foreign firms. II was the
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    Death To Be Probed
    49 5 POLICE are investigating the death of a bedridden woman, who was found hanging from a bedpost in her bedroom in McCallum Street. Singapore, yesterday. Her husband, a businessman, is now in Java. Her 17--year-old son left for work an hour before tier body was found.
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    The Twisted Mind Of A Triple Murderer
    825 6  -  CHARLES CURRAN W7raf Made Straffen Kill Brenda, Cicely and Linda? Two years after~*new tight 0n by JOHN THOMAS STRAFFEN is the most mysterious murderer who ever escaped the gallows. He is the man who killed three little girls with his bare hands. Today
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    The Footlights Are Going Out
    259 6 Comedians Get Bluer, Chorus Girls Wear Less, But... IN the unreal world of Britain "s provincial theatres crisis time has arrived Behind the glitter of the footlights the bitterest fight in theatre history is taking pla.e. Television has hit the live drama its hardest blow
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    AIR GIRLS MAKE A 'DUMMY' RUN
    107 6 There lots of things a girl has to know before she become* an air stew am. Like how to handle a baby passenger, for instance. And so these trainee steward* of 8.0.A.C. are taking a course in child welfare it a Tottenham < London
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    ANTONIO IS ALWAYS SERIO
    679 6  -  ROLAND PULLEN www By T WAS grieved to read in a newspaper report that Antonio, t lie hairdresser one of Paris' more celebrated eccentrics had become serious. Antonio, you may remember, introduced the fashion in 1951 of decorating women's hair with raffia, mus-sel-shells, and whole lobsters.
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    To fall in lore van ruin him...
    242 7  -  John Thompson 0 A doctor H«in been struck off tin; \ledictil Register in hujliiiul. What does thdt MM? V. qualify as :i d>• >■. SON is pUi I 4 .<ept by tbc u. COUQC i j your :-..i gives yc a < rivileges.
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    'GRABLE-LOOK'-AND A MEDAL
    129 7 'GRABLE -LOOK'- AND A MEDAL Th^ ».rl who wanted to look more like Betty Grable or Marilyn Monroe is going to lu^rm three- vear^ld" Sirs. Violet Hughes wanted to "take ft bit off" round the hips »rrd v ih t on" mnmd the bust. So she Joined a \vei;ht-lifting club.
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    The SPIV Who Found He Was A GENIUS
    840 7  - The SPIV Who Found He Was A GENIUS KEITH WATERHOUSE By •4 A A A 6 A A db i: in »b h <•■ <: '>, A <: •> h The Fantastic Story Of A I Street-Corner Boy Who I I Couldn't Read Or Write it- ANYONE looking at Jack
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    MICKEY (The Gore-Shedder) FEELS THE TOUCH OF TIME
    680 7  - MICKEY The Gore- Shedder) FEELS THE TOUCH OF TIME HAL BOYLE By Spiliane, the literary gore-shedder, is feeling the gentle touch of time. Ar 35 the Brooklyn-born author is mellowing himself, and fee!- the public a'io is weary of ire postwar cycle oi violence that he is considering making Mike
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    Were-wolf legend dies hard in Canada
    233 7  -  Thomas Dunbabin \V' 7 HEN the moon was full five students from Montreal, headed by a strapping German girl, spent the night on the Loup-garou Mountain near St. Adele-en-haut. They watched in vain for the were-wolves that haunt the mountain on moonlight nights, according
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    Russia's Spies Are Active In The Arctic
    811 8  - Russia's Spies Are Active In The Arctic DONALD HORNE Ihi .^MOXG the bleak glaciers, chilled valleys and mosquito infested swamps of Lapland there have been a series of court trials lately that you probably have heard nothing about. These trials usually take place in a small wooden church hall in
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    NOW TAKE SOAP AND WATER
    1545 8  -  DENYS BURROWS Life's M*eeuiiar Isn 9 t it!! -8y- COAP and water is a very useful thing:. It Is invaluable for keeping small children in a recognisable state. It deals successfully with the strange odours acquired by pet dogs. It also made possible the invention
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      694 10 r PHE shooting down of Cathay Pacific Airway's unarmed passenger airliner off Hainan Island by Communist fighters on July 24 was a barbaric and inhuman act which should be condemned by all people who still have seme sense of decency. The dastardly attack on a commercial plane which
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      391 10 f ]^HE eight year old war in Indo-China ended last week but the cold war is still raging. For some days after last week end, the situation in the Pacific was explosive. On Friday. July 23, two Communist planes shot down a Cathay Pacific Air 1
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      1175 10 ceased. It said that Vietminh rebel troops and guerillas attacked posts and raided villages in South and Central Vietnam and Laos. Ground activity during the week resulted in French pilots logging 252 hours flyIng time on 14 operational sorties in support of French Union forces throughout
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    1444 12 "Qretsa" Reports Another Exclusive This is another exclusive! Again 1 have been honoured by my good friend Raja d'Atas Kosong, whose gratitude for doing my duty in covering the first General Elections in an Independent Malaya, makes me, sometimes, think that Bonzo, the household pet whose ancestors have been sharing
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    AT THE MOVIES WITH OSWALD HENRY
    505 13 AT THE MOVIES WITH OSWALD HENRY liana and use top stars just as they ai iii personality roles- something which Paul has consistently refused to da ever since he go\ that Hollywood contract Bi'in? a true arti>t he ha.> insisted on realism a^d make-up. And lie has looked the part
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    422 13 INTONE interested in leariiin? how tn rateh a meteor can have his cariosity satisfied by viewing the picture 'Riders To The Stars" Ivan Tors dramatic story, in colour, of men piloting rockets 200 miles into outer space when it eets its local release. The picture
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    55 13 r\VEKHEARD in Singa- J < VJ pore's Capitol Theatre S during the showing of "The French Line:" "Don't you j know that this film is in 5 :!-D? Put on your glasses, < J man!" "I know It's In 3-D. but without glasses I ran > 5 see
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    RKO To Use Superscope, New Mediums
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    272 14 \T U>t I've found it v th<- li;>stirk that really sticks tj the Up> BIT TO .NOTHIM. ELSt: B \v: .»a 0 o:\ CUp igar- -i-. Iwicbes ox o:: B .<-; lORE anxik: v ts\ '.-'j e a 0 yt ling we put lips to ;o
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    3102 16  -  DENYS VAL BAKER Short Story BY The man was sentimental, keep ing a date with himself on the top of a hill on March 21. The girl was apparently sentimental, too. J]VEN as he stood on the tiny station platform, watching the rear of the train winding out
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    752 17  -  PHILIP TOYNBEE *n LONDON the titles of subjects which we were compelled to study ot school retain a dull and ug!y rtng. For me algebra, one ot our Arabic words ond no doubt a pretty one, is as grim as any in the language, and even History
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    569 17 New Step In 'Suspended Life' Tests By A MEDICAL CORRESPONDENT y REMARKABLE instance of "suspended animation." in which the heart and lungs of animals ceased working for an hour before they were revived, is reported from the National Institute for Medical Research, Mill Hill. Dr. Radislav Andjus and Dr. Audrey
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      1334 18 THE SINGAPORE STANDARD IN CONJUNCTION Wlm SQUAREWORDS ANNOUNCE THEIR RECORD OFFER! SOUAREWORD D-31 n=rsn Closing Date Friday August 13 UUU/1111-llUllU U Ul RWLES AND CONDITIONS (also see Entry Forms) 3 ENTRIES «P ■•OU lire ATDACC /*l lICC HrtXA/KJ T 1. All entries must be on Squareword In the event of
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    731 19 linesman' Replies To One Man's Imagination rME SPDRTS EDITOR of the Kuala Lumpur daily the Malay Maii charges Singapore with having generated ill-will between Ceylon and Malaya in regard to the comments and reports in the Singapore Press apropos the delicate situation created early this month
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    181 19 BOON LEONG and Dutton will leave Singapore for London on September 29 by a Qantas Constellation and return on November 30. Accommodation has been arranged, and both players will be given special clothing for the English climate, board and lodging for the two months' stay
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    105 19 INDIANS LEAD IN THOMAS CUPTIE BANGKOK. July 31. (UP)—' The Indian Thomas Cup badminton team won two singles an# one doubles match but lost one doubles here tonight in a contest aga'-nst Thailand's Thomas Cup team. T N\ Seth of India beat Thai Direr Khajadbsys 15-8. 18-4. N. Natekar of
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    142 19 Beamish Ousts S 'pore GolfChamp VERY close and exciting golf, missed tor some time on the Singapore greens, was seen yesterday when the quarter finals of the Colony Golf championships were played at the Royal Singapore Golf Club. The semiftnaHsts who will play this morning are Wing Oir. Beamish, Lt
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    488 19 Teng Pei WoJi, the Singapore Asian Games medallist who failed to appear in the Singapore AAA flaals. broke three Singapore Chinese records, including two C"..in Olympic records at the SCAAF meet at Raffles Instition yesterday. Pei Wah improved on the 60 metres dash by .1 second
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    84 19 in Kuala Lumpur. Dutton. a Public Works Department clerk, was too overjoyed to say much. He was looking forward to The trip, he said- as this \vou:d be his 'chance in a lifetime' to visit the grand country of Britain. Dutton said that he was grateful to hi?
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    111 19 INTERVIEWED at his home Boon Leong said that the result 'left him stunned with surprise'. "I did not think that I would take more than third place in the contest and I must thank all my supporters for this pleasant surprise," the Colony footballer said. He hoped
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    199 19 Moving the ball with all their old "fire" and freedom, Marine Department S.C. played Indian Recreation Club right out of yesterday's SAFA Div. I league j game to eventually earn an excellent s—l5 1 victory at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Neither the- absence of some of their
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    580 19 Another Record Throw By Reidy RAF Win Services Meet LT. COL R. J. REIDY of the Army, yesterday bettered the Singapore and Malayan hammer record 136 ft. 2 ins. set by Peter Grose with a throw of 154 ft. 8 ins. at the Singapore Inter Services annual athletic meet at
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    36 19 Unbeaten Bukit Tlmah B.C. became champions ol ■.:>■ SAFA Division 3 "A" Le£t£U< when they beat Radin lias Rambiers 5—3 in iheii and final fixtun r rams, at Jalan B< ai riium yesterday.
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    2018 20  - Heavy Going Bad Day For Favourites Gondolino Pays Best BILL McCREA From BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL $240,600 First Prize No. *****3 $57,744 Second Prize No. *****7 $28,872 Third Prize No. *****3 $14,436 STARTERS ($4,812 each): Nos. *****7, *****1, *****5, *****5, *****6, *****9. CONSOLATIONS ($1,443 each) Nos. *****9, *****4, *****2, *****6,
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