Sunday Standard, 15 August 1954

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    20 1 SUNDAY STANDARD *l JV) ft A 91 Vol. V. No. 44. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1954 twenty PAr:f's is rnvrs
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    Chinese Banquet On The Padang
    101 1 Chinese Banquet On The Padang NREE thousand guests havf been .nvsted to a Chi- t banquet to be given by Mi Ten Lcrk Sve, Singapore '^bber tycoon, on the Padang on Aug. 22 at 81 p n honour cf the World A emblj cf Youth delegates A special programme will
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    HOST TO 3,000
    56 1 MR T\N LARK SYE r 'r.-:r replies. i r. az labels will be ..u traffic arrcr the occasion, inter difficult i the scene in in it such car irTiniriufwti Drive and St. Road be closed traffic on the the banquet and n wii] oe allowed only es
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    MADAME QUELLS MOB
    310 1  -  K. C. ARUN A Few Words 25,000 Obey 7 Will Not Speak To You Unless By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— What the Police and a distraught reception committee failed to do for one solid hour was achieved by Mts. Vijayalakshmi Pandit in a few minutes. More than 25.000
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    It's YOUR Paper
    75 1 The Singapore Tiger Standard is the Voice of Malaya... it's your voice... we welcome your suggestions at all times! We icant you to consider the Singapore Tiger Standard as your paper, to express your views and to give you the Jiews you want in the icay you
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    GOA—'STOP THE MARCH'
    262 1 GO A 'STOP THE MARCH' Portugal's Plea To India LISBON, Aug. 14 (Reuter) The Portuguese Government yesterday made a "solemn appeal" to India to prevent a march on Portuguese settlements in India on Sunday by supporters of the "Goa- Action Committee." The cppeal asked the Indian Government "to do what
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    MacG Back from London Discussions
    73 1 THE Federation Hi jh Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, returned to Singapore yesterday from London where he discussed the question of more financial a:d lor the Federation with British Treasury officials. It b understood that he also discussed the latest political situation in Malaya With Whitehall.
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    MADAME PANDIT SEES THE COUNTRY
    511 1 MADAME PANDIT SEES THE COUNTRY KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. An exhausted but enthusiastic President of the United Nations General Assembly stepped off a special Valetta of the Royal Air Force this afternoon to begin a tight 20-hour tour of social functions and official calls in the Federal capital. With the sweet
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    Writing On Her Boss' Back
    46 1 photo. MISS Erica Boeke, secretary to Mr. John Hope, editor of the World Assembly of Youth Forum, uses the back of her boss to take down notes in connection vith the arrival of European and Latin American delegates on Friday. Standard
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    All Is Heady For WAY
    175 1 MALAYAN history will be made tonight when the Second World Assembly of Youth opens at the Lee Kuo Chuan autorium of the Singapore Anglo-Chinese School. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, the CommissionerGeneral, will, as the Queens representative in Malaya, declare the Assembly open. He will immediately be
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    HK GIFT TO COPENHAGEN
    56 1 COPENHAGEN. Aug. 14. (Renter) A party of seven travel agency representatives and newspapermen from Hongkong invited on a visit to Scandinavia by the Scandinavian Airline System, yesterday visited the chief burgomaster of Copenhagen. Mr. H. P. Soeren.-en. and presented him with a small ivory sculpture as
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    Joe Louis A Star
    21 1 JOE LOUIS is to star in a German-produced film, his agent announced in Paris 1 yesterday. A.P.
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    Strike Casts Rubber Gloom
    156 1 COXCERX over the rubber workers strike in the United States has cast a gloom over the market in Singapore which, yesterday, closed a; l\ cent per '.'o. below Friday's levels, first grade rubber 1'or August/September shipment being quoted at 65 1/2 cents per lb. at the
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    Swam For His Life
    64 1 COPENHAGEN. Aug. 14 <'AP» A 23-year-old Pole, yesterday, jumped to freedom from the Polish liner Batory. in Copenhagen harbour, on his first trip west of the iron curtain. He was swimming frantically towards the shore when he was picked up by a tug boat. "I want
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    Teenagers Die In Bus Crash
    42 1 AUBEXAS. France. Aug. 14. (AP>— A bus crowded with teenage boys on a mountain excursion careened wildly through a guard wall when its brakes failed and plunged into the Arreche River yesterday killing 21 and injuring 23.
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    Crooked Racine Hook-Un Exposed
    164 1 PAWTUCKET, Rhode Island. Aug. 14, (AP)— Three Chicago men were under Federal bail yesterday on charges they tried to be^t the horse races by transmitting information from the starting gate to the betting windows over a unique private radio hookup. Vincent Murphy, head of the Thoroughbred
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    Celebrate Birthday Here, Call To Sultan
    223 1 Celebrate Birthday Here, Call To Sultan JOHORE BAHRU, Sat A member of the Johore Royal family, Ungku Abdullah bin Omar, will seek en audience with the Sultan, Sir Ibrahim, and plead with him, on behalf of the people of the State, to postpone his intended trip to Britain j until
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    MADRAS HOLIDAY
    24 1 ALL votes for "MALAYA'S MOST POPULAR PERSONALITY" must reach The Singapore Standard by noon tomorrow, Aug. 1 6. Hurry! Send them NOW.
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    INVITATIONS ACCEPTED
    45 1 PARIS. Aug. 14 fAFP) Hie French Government announced today Its acceptance of the Invitation to attend *..d SEATO conference in the Philippines on Sept 6. It was reported Iron: London that the British Government has also decided to atI "< j nd the conference.
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    BROKE INTO BATHROOM
    40 2 WHILE a girl was bathing near her house in Woodlands Singapore, on Friday afternoon, a man broke into the bathroom and assaulted her She screamed and the man I escaped. Police have detainj ed a suspect. j
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    Special Service
    48 2 METHODIST delegate attending the World Assembly of Youth have been invited to a special musical proi gramme at Wesley Church this evening at 6.30 p.m Mr. Andrew Lee evening choirmaster, will lead th< programme and Rev. Tracey K. Jone.-. minister of church, will conduct the services.
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    PARLIAMENTARY GROUP DUE
    181 2 Five- Week Tour Of S-E Asia LONDON, Aug. 14 (Reuter) Five members of Parliament representing the United Kingdom branch of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, leave here by oir today for Singapore for a five-week tour of South-east Asia. The group will be led by Mr. Ralph Assheton,
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    Mrs. Pandit At Penang, Malacca
    89 2 photos. (TOP) The United Nations President. Mrs. Vi.jayalakshmi Pandit, was greeted at the Bayan Lepas airport on Friday by a 55-man reception committee. She is seen shaking hands with Settlement Councillor, Dr. Lim Chong Eu. Behind her is the Resident Commissioner, Penang, Mr. R. P.
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    Penang Leader To Quiz Govt
    157 2 Penang Leader To Quiz Govt KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation Government is to be quizzed by the Penang Eurasian leader, Mr. G. Shelley, next Wednesday about measures taken or intended with regard to "publications and statements made m the United Kingdom such as th >se recently made under the authorship
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    Acquitted On Charge Of Mischief
    92 2 BY a unanimous verdict the jury m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday found Haiil bin Daim not guilty of a charge of causing mischief by setting fire to a house at Beo Lane on April 4. Halil was alleged to have thrown a lighted cigarette
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    POSTMAN JAILED FOR TAKING LETTERS
    355 2 POSTMAN JAILED FOR TAKING LETTERS Abu Br.kar bin Ahmad. 38. a Singapore postman for the last 23 years, was yesterday J sentenced in the First Criminal District Court to two years' rigorous i m p r i s o nment concurrently on two counts of steali lg two registered letters
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    300 SOAP FACTORY STRIKERS WARNED
    319 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.: I The strike-bound Lever Brothers soap factory, today announced that about 150 of their daily paid workers 1 appear to have voluni tarily left their employi ment after listening to the i "blandishments of a union j which has not shown itself
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    In The Shadows Of The Medicat Bent.
    246 3  - - P. C. Chan By Squalor A Dirt IN the shadows of an imposing three-storied building in Palmer Road housing Singapore's Education. Immigration and Medical Departments; live about 200 squatters in squalid conditions. They eat, sleep and play in warren-like hovels contained in an
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    Six-Ton Bulldozer Goes For A Ride
    126 3 Six-Ton Bulldozer Goes For A Ride K ALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A weighing over s:x i its de-'ir.a'.i j:i Hm jungli i mnmil n ua backbone oi the aror travelling 4 m the neare^: r.i;'.- and then by ro i i r s-epara'e pic bulldozer whkfa sj: the Federal capi >
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    NEW LIFE FOR DOG WHO GUARDED A LAIR
    266 3 NEW LIFE FOR DOG WHO GUARDED A LAIR THIS is the story of a faithful dog who, if he could speak the language of humans, might be able to tell quite a tale himself. He was rescued near starvation m an abandoned hut. which, though weakened by hunger and neglect,
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    Cricketer To Wed
    70 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malaya's versatile '"flying cricketer" N. Segarajasingam is to wed Leila, only daughter of the doyen of Malayan athlete-, Mr. X. M. Vasagam, it was announced today. Segar". 32, who ij a pilot with the Malayan Airways, plays for the Ceylon Sports Club m Singapore.
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    Sister For S'pore Duty
    71 3 MISS Kathleen Alice Randle of Middlesbrough, England, has been appointed to the Queen Elizabeth Colonial Nursing Service' as a nursing sister for midwifery duties in Singapore. Educated at the Hugh Central School, she served at the Royal Victoria Infirmary and the General Hospital at Newcastle before
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    ANGLER'S POSTBAG
    17 3 ANGLER'S Postbog appears on P. 12 and will appear on that page rej gularly everyweek.
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    Frarmers Should't Complain
    187 3 Frarmers Should't Complain FARMERS m Singapore, who recently complained that taxi drivers charged them exorbitant fares and that the Singapore Traction Company refuse to transport their produce, have no grounds for complaint. > This was the opinion of both Mr. T. A. Simon. City Coun- cillor for Rochore Ward who
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    A Song & Dance Before Work
    110 3 A Song Dance Before Work THE 19-member Philippine delegation to the World Assembly of Youth, which opens m Singapore today, had one last fling yesterday i before the serious work of I the conferences began. Gathering at the home of I the Philippine Consul, Mr. Yusop R. Abubakar. m Ardmore
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    Noon Prices For Rubber
    67 3 THE Singapore Chamber of .Commerce Rubber Association 'neon prices (m cents per lb.» vesterdoy were Buyers Sellers, Xo. 1 RSS Spot loose 64J 6^l August 65} 65} September 65i 65J No. 2 RSS f.o.b. 65| 652 I No. 3 RSS f.o.b. 64| 64^ RMA on reg.
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    TIN PRICE
    19 3 STORE, Sat:—The price of tin m the local market today was $360} per picul (down 25 cents).
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    'GANG BUSTERS' NAB 1,000 THUGS
    205 3 Pressure To Be Kept Up Standard Staff Reporter MORE than 1,000 gangsters m Singapore have been arrested by men of the Secret Society Sub-Branch of the Colony CID since its inceotion on March I. All the thugs were nabbed under the Secret Society Ordinance but
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    Colony To Pay For Mace
    84 3 Colony To Pay For Mace SINGAPORE will pay for the Mace for the new Legislative Assembly, when it is inaugurated next year. The Standard understands. Up to now there has been speculation whether the Colony will pay for the Mace or whether one will be donated. The Mace, estimated to
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    BOAC To Fly Again For Kirkby
    81 3 BOAC To Fly Again For Kirkby I THE Federation Governi ment has chartered three BOAC aircraft to transport about 160 students to Kirkby the third time the BOAG Chartered Service has been called upon this year. The first plane will leave Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 22. the second on Aug.
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    ST. ANDREW'S
    30 3 A sum of $18,003.96 was I raised for the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. Singapore, from the Flag Day organised by Mrs Fei-Ju Chew and Mrs. I A.G. Church.
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  • Standard Almanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE
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      69,093 People Convicted In 1953
      125 4 THE Criminal District and Police Courts m Singapore dealt with a| total of 79.232 cases last year and of this number 69,093 cases resulted m convictions, states the 1953 report of the Administration of Justice. Ooa agriMl n \K.-.- revenue !ii\v- with -'?..n:;i) -ases :ieard
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      98 Help The Blood Bank
      29 4 DTRIN. reel M >:u".- WNi* Ibt Btood i eig ere new Euro) cans an I I I xa donors 13 wen Uw }i igaport
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      52 4 A MEETING in Australia had a happy ending m Singapore's Wesley Church yesterdcv when Mr. Kingston Loo was married to Miss Janet Phoon. The bridegroom is a Kuala Lumpur architect while his bride is the daughter ot Dr Phoon Seek Wah of Hongkong The couple met while studying in Australic
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      Registration Fee Is Cut To 65 Cents
      76 4 Registration Fee Is Cut To 65 Cents IT v now cheaper to become citizen^ of India. The registration fee has been reduced trona $7.75 to t)5 rents. India House. m Singapore. announced yesterday. Former subject? of the Indian States can now apply for registration as Indian citizens on the payment
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      Robbed A Child
      35 4 Hit: Sing •re Firs! Crin D ge Vlr F I to be me ear*? po per ska on Lim Swce H d who st i g .i Bag Vlidd c Ru..,- on
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      Bishop Archer Returns
      51 4 bishop R L Archer, ol the Methodist Mission in Smgareturned by Qar.tas/ BO.U" yesterday after attending the Council ol Bishops in m York, an vas met by Mr Thio Chan Bee and Dr ;1. B Amsi its B>..,.o Ar.-hcr to ashi back n 1 ire« misskmariea t
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      Back From The Hague Parley
      166 4 MR. SUNARIO, the Indonesian Minister of Foreign Affairs, arrived m Singapore yesterday tire^d but happy from talks with the Netherlands Government at the Hague. "We have dissolved the Indonesian Dutch Union formed m 1949," he said. "From the very start, the Union did not seem
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      Expansion Balked By Low Standards
      182 4 Standard Staff Reporter EXPANSION of the Royal Malayan Navy from its present fleet of seven motor launches, one landing craft and a mine-layer, to vessels of the frigate class, is balked by the: generally low educational qualifications of local applicants, the Senior Officer. Captain H.
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      JAPS TO START MINES
      157 4 $1 Mil. Combine To Operate In Malaya Shortly A BRITISH and Malayan combine will hold 51 per cent, of the shares m a new $1,000,000 Anglo-Malayan-Japanese company which has been floated to mine iron ore m Malaya. The two firms are Andrew Weir and Co. Ltd.
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      Tan, Nik For Talks In Ottawa
      124 4 I MR. C. C. TAN. Singapore Legislative Councillor, and Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil. Member for Local Government and Town Planning. Federation of Malaya, will attend the next Consultative Committee meeting of the Colombo Plan at Ottawa on Oct. 4. The meeting will be preced|ed
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      Another 'White' Area Is Declared
      260 4 KUALA LUMPUR S Another 300 squar^-tv.:. the Federation "white" today, ending Em gency restrictions for 169 0 j people in Province We 1 and South Kedah Porty-kampongs estate^ End fttteen a.ong the northe: j simutaneously pi lotally free Brom mination today by 1 ot Kedah.
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      STTC Is Under No Obligation
      137 4 Standard St<m Reporter THERE is no guarante* that teacher-trainee* In th* I Singapore Teachers' Train ing College- who enrol i the Certificate Course wij gel n training class oertifi cate, declared the Dcpul Director o< Education, Mi R.E. face, tfestertfay. He too* cowm^ittMUi on readei's
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      Scientists Fly In
      76 4 AN eight-man team of top Indian scientists arrived in Singapore yesterday by the Air India International. They are the delegates to the triennial Pan Indian Ocean Science Association conference to be held this month in Perth. Australia. The Standard photo shows the leader of the Indian delegation
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      The Case Was Not Dismissed
      146 4 A SINGAPORE lawyer. Mr. H. L. Wrigglesworth, yesterday asked for a case against two of his clients lo be dismissed "if the Police have no proper instructions to proceed." He made this submission m the Singapore First Criminal District Court where his clients. S. Ramachandran
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      Representatives
      47 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sati The Johore Bahri; branch o Party Negara will be repre seated by [ache Santsu bii Mahmood. Mr La: Kai Jo< and Haji Anwar bin Haj Malek at the meeting of th< Party Negara's national con vention to be held at Kuai; Lumpur tomorrow.
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      63 4 MR. K. A. SELLIAH. Principal of Jaffna College. Ceylon, is now in Singapore on his way back to Ceylon, after a tour of educational institutions in the United States. He is an Honours Graduate or the London L'ni versity and was educated at the Imperial College of Science. London His
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      84 4 in n gap ore! WHKIIi ASSEMBLE of YOUTH: Opening of second genera] assembly by Mr Malcolm MacDonald a:id addre-5 by Madam Viiayalakshmi Pandii AngloC!r.:iese school Barker Road 8.45 p.m BRITISH C'OI M II.: Demonstration by children 10-12 am. ST. ANDHBWS CATHEDRAL: Soeeial youth service H» 30 am Mr Guthrie Moir.
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      158 4 service 11 am. Manda: :n service 730 :>.m I PRBSS CONFERENCE: by Mrs. V. Pandit P R.O. 11 45 am MALAYAN INDIAN CONGRESS: Indian Independence clay meeting ai Facer Park 4 3d p m TRADE PAIR: Last day at Happy World. GeylanR Road 7pm to midnight. TELOK AYER MVF: Devotional
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      189 4 Penans 156 am (7 ft 9 ins 11.53 p.m t8 ft. 8 ins.) TODAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE KAMO MALAYA, STORE: 7 16 a.m Morning Star; 7 30 News; 7 35 Melody Mixture: 8 a.m Come Into the Parlour: 8 30 Breakfast Hour; 9.30 Life with the Lyons: 10 a.m Musical Rounci-u:>;
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    MISS SINGAPORE AT LONG BEACH
    155 5 Photos By The Standard's Own Correspondent In Hollywood Charlie See I I A LONG BEACH fireman I smilingly p a ys gentleman to I Miss Marjorie Wee after the contest. With Mala Powers on his right, Miss Singapore on his left, Teddy Lim of the
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    The Shadow Play of Bali
    1404 6  -  COLIN LEICESTER v By vr> by permission^ of the Director of Raffles Museum, s '"wwwwvwwwwvvw.wwwwwww 'JWENTY YEARS AGO, the shadow-play of Bali was described as ''the cinema of Bali." Since then the real celluloid form of entertainment has gradually infiltrated into the island, gaining m
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    STRANGE JOBS
    725 6  -  By WHO has the oddest job m the world? Is it the man who is employed m a bacon factory to smell hams or the man who watches fish for a living? Actually there are many men and women whose job singles them out for special mention. Among
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    BRITAIN-A CHALLENGE TO THE INQUIRING VISITOR
    1707 7 BRITAIN -A CHALLENGE TO THE INQUIRING VISITOR The Standard 9 News Editor. Mr. Hugh Savage, found Britain as a gmest of lie Colonial Offiic and the Central Office Of Information* This j is the first of a series of articles which it ill appear every Sunday ROM the secret of
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    A Tourist's Guide Toto
    879 7  -  GRETSA By v WLLLKNOWN travel afencj I aw sorry I cannot mention the name as such a tiling rvumints to free advertising and nothing is free these days has seni m I tourists' handbook on Singapore. For general information 1 take the liberty of reproducing it
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      449 7 SUNDAY TIGFR STANDARD A^pMl IS, 19."»1 Page 7 Pond's Talcum Powder A keeps you IWk as a dteam li l i^? £t**^*U if IB; JjII: Every morning aft^r bathing, dust Pnnd's Talcum Powder all over your skin. In an. easy-to-hold container.it sprinkles smoothly to give you that delicate perfume that
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      Yoshida's Hatred For The Press Increases
      1558 8 Instructs His Aides To Study Censorship THI ink was hardly dry on the new Secrets Protection Law before ominous reports seemed to confirm apprehensions that the law presaged suppression of freedom of speech. report said that Pi Minister Shigeru v [a h ici Instructed
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      Four Of A Kind
      799 8  -  M:,m.UMM SUNDAY SHORT STORY 1 ■■J9J7TT7 P 1.1 mi glood s- r, Bel •>■-■( j£ la tghU BA Jackson > to/ a > h^ .'-(jiired. "TOM .-■■> i'd kfHM MOT Th-.- foes u-ht*". i d < > ••< "i I > ken S3 v«a ;> tktt
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      213 8 Morning —^~->. f ilSfe 1 Wa tftfftfm rm V 1 r\j rfCMI m*r i J V m m m L < *mJO \J Mm flfi Evening Ik oXm Db&f jF 4 is^ an d combats com, gum ..if T A*^ troubles and of cou: keep 4^ /i >o ur tecl
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    A MAN'S ANGLE of Women
    683 9  -  II pw If British popular singer, Donald Peers, son of a Welsh preacher and darling of the English teen-agers, gives us his angle on women. r w Ltt 15 tnpi emotional effect of Mr Peers' light baritone voice on his AASh girl tans, that they
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    Is It Wicked To Fall In Love?
    820 9  -  LEARIE CONSTANTINE By YET THE WORLD SNEERS WHEN BLACK MARRIES WHITE I tan't help fallint; in love whatever our colour. ipid is as v >;.:u, as a bat wad be can strike here. If a black man and a white girl were >ned
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    ....So Rolls Met Royce
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    1080 11  -  Christine Diemei By YOUNG PATIENTS ARE DELIGHTED TO LEARN XHE most recent innovation in the six-year-old Diversional Therapy Unit at Singapore's Tan Tock Seng Hospital, is the basic education class which has just begun for small patients suffering from tuberculosis in one or another of
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    641 13 ITS a lons time since Bob Hope's been given a script after liis own heart at Paramount. So Ion?, m fact, that one has almost forgotten what lie did m "Paleface'" a movie m which he was at his host. Now, thanks to a lively
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    641 16  -  ERIC WAINWRIGHT awwwwwww Ky \\w\\\\\w\\\\; THE LIFE OF A TOWN CRANBROOK, KENT. 11/ J p I I A AI/^TH »^iE»,r,,r. WAS CHANGED I met two weeping children. They staring at a frenzied creature beating its wounded head as-:i>:>t a gate-post. Then tear-stained arid frightened they turned
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    451 18 TOURISTS Malays Win 4-1 SINGAPORE Malays provided a shocker at Jalan Besar's floodlit stadium last night a shocker at least for the visiting UMS soccer tourists of Djakarta who met a 4-1 defeat in their opening game here. More than 7.000 Colony fans saw the Malays at
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      228 19 FOLLOWING m the tradition of the Harlem Globetrotters, Clown Princes of Basketball, are the University of Oregon cagers due to arrive m Singapore on August 23 to play four matches m the Colony. But if the Globetrotters had made you see the funny side of
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      66 19 RONALD Parry, (right) Captain of the Selangor's team, receives the meet pennant from the Commisi sioner General, Mr. Malcolm i MacDonald, (centre) at yesterday's Malayan A.A.A. j Championships on Kuala Lumpur Pudang. Mr. N. M. Vasagam secretary of the M.A.A.A. is standing second from left, and Inche Mustapha Al- bakri,
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      214 19  -  ANDY ROZARIO BY KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Selangor will take the field favourites tomorrow in their third Football Association of Malaya Cup Final against the Federation Combined Services at the Princes Road Stadium here. Selangor. however, cannot afford to take any chances or i revel in
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    311 20 Red Hat Shows Speed Promise OX THE TRACK I BY WINDSOR LAD Xl ALA LUMPUR. Sat. Locally trained horses were seen to advantage at this morning's fast work In preparation for their engagements at the coming i Selangor Turf Club's August Meeting. Galloping! conditions were ideal and several fast times
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    17 20 SELA\'GOR'S h'n > bel is now Malaya' t ivontan. She proved by clear cut Victoria her Colony rivals.
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    43 20 BATU GAJAH. Fri. In l one-sided soccer League m played here on Wetfnesd i Malayan Tin Dredging trounced Pemuda P<-rm: G— 1. Scorers were; Murad Mookiah (2), Taharln Ahm 1 and Ibraliim lor Malayan T i 'Dredging and Yom for P
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