Sunday Standard, 22 August 1954

Microfilm: NL5073
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    21 1 SUNDAY STANDARD n m u Jt m m. VoL V. No. 51. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 22, 1954 TWENTY PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    COMPROMISE ON EUROPEAN ARMY PLAN REACHED
    236 1 BRUSSELS. Aug. 2!.— Belgion Foreign Minister Paul- Henri Spook announced today that the six West European Foreign Ministers will meet tomorrow to put the finishing touches to a compromise to save the European army plan. The Foreign Ministers finally ended on overnight session early
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    Lin Yu-Tang Is Enroute To S'pore
    88 1 NEW YORK. Aug. 21 (AFP) Dr. L:n Yu-tang. Chinese 1 author and philosopher, left by air yesterday for London •n route to Singapore to be- c «ne Chancellor of the Nany»n? University. Dr Lin said that he would spend about two weeks In Engiand
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    After Twin Girls, A Boy
    77 1 DETROIT. Aug. 21. < Reuter Ttme weeki after i giving birth to twin girls. Mrs. Bo yd Braxton had another baby— a 6-pound 10--ounee boy— yesterday. Dr. Thomas Hum who delivered all three ba^es desertbed the double pregnancy as "very unusual and twins en one
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    Gurkhas Bag Two Bandits
    39 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Two terrorists, including a woman, have been killed by a patrol of the 1, 10 Gurkhas In the Pontian District of Johore. Four pistols, a revolver and ammunition have been re* covered.
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    A MODEL FOR THE WORLD
    478 1 After four days' tour, five British MPs Hud that MALAYA fa Racial Peace Best Asset MALAYA is setting a great example to the rest of the world by the advancement she has made m the economic and political field. This was the concensus of opinion
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    159 Bombs Stolen From RAF, Tengah-News Item
    17 1 1 59 Bombs Stolen From RAF, Tengah-News Item Steady there with the hacksaw tellers... (See Page 10)
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    Rubber Ban Should Stay—MPs
    68 1 Rubber Ban Should Stay— MPs MEMBERS of the British Parliamentary delegation m Singapore said yesterday i before they left for Borneo j that embargo on the export of rubber to Communist China should remain for strategic reasons. Mr. R. Sorensen said he thought if the rubber from this country was
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    Alliance Men Face Expulsion
    196 1 Alleged To Have Supported NAP IPOH, Sot. Severol members of politicol parties which form the Perak State Alliance U.M.N.0., M.C.A. and Perak Progressive Party ore facing expulsion threats from their respective organizations on grounds of violation of Party principles. The Standard learnt today. i These threats
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    BOBO OLSON KEEPS TITLE
    26 1 BOBO OLSON KEEPS TITLE SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 21, (Reuter) Carl Bobo Olson retained the world middleweight boxing title last night, outpointing Rocky Castellan! m 15 rounds.
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    JETS CRASH
    25 1 TWO British naval jet fighters crashed off Malta on Friday, killing both pilots. They are believed to have collided m the air. Reuter
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    15,000 See Concert On City Bail Steps
    143 1 1 5,000 See Concert On City Bail Steps MORE than 15,000 people crowded the Singapore Padang last nigl.t to watch the International Variety Concert staged on the steps of the City Hall m honour of delegates from 59 countries attending the second World Assembly of Youth m the Colony. Just
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    Princess Margaret Is 24— & Eligible
    152 1 Princess Margaret Is 24— Eligible BALMORAL. Scotland. Aug. 21 (AP)— Blue-eyed Princess Margaret becomes 24 today and interest is centred on the possibility of an engagement announcement. The London Daily Herald went so far as to predict the announcement would be made on the Princess' birthday and Colin Tennant, 27,
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    POLICE FIND MISSING GIRL
    45 1 BURLINGTON, Vermount, U.S.A. Aug. 21, (Reuter)— Miss John Ross Diley, Britishborn tennis player, missing from Boston since Wednesday night, was found last night wandering the streets of Burlington. The woman, an attractive blonde, was unable to tell Police anything about herself.
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    Chinese Schools Want Fair Deal
    266 1 'Pay Most Taxes, Get The Least' KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. In view of the smallest of subsidies given to Chinese schools, it is hard to escape the impression that the Chinese community as one of the biggest taxpayers, is not getting a square deal, Dato Sir
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    MRS. ATTLEE FLIES OUT
    53 1 PRETWOOD, Buckinghamshire, Aug. 21 (Reuter) —Mrs Clement Attlee, wife of the leader of the Labour opposition, left her home here yesterday for a holiday m the Isle of Wight. She is leaving England on Sept. 4 for Australia, joining Mr. Attlee, now m China, on the
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    NANYANG U. FUND GROWS
    33 1 ANOTHER 16 Chinese individuals and associations have become members of the Nanyang University, bringing the total to 1.597. Every member pays a $1,000 fee to the University's Endowment Fund.
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    Helicopter Rescue
    47 2 photo. A HELICOPTER rescues chimney inspector F. J. Esson from the top of m 150-foot smokestack where he was marooned for six hoars after his steel ladder inside the chimney, broke six feet from the top. The chimney stands m St John, New Brunswick AP
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    'Mon Ami, I'll Serve Under De Castries Again'
    285 2 'Mon Ami, I'll Serve Under De Castries Again Standard Shipping Reporter. ONE of the proudest officers of the French Army could be Lieutenant Claude Brunier, 22-year-old paratrooper, who arrived m Singapore yesterday, en route to France, aboard the Edouard Branly. For he is one of the very few who were
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    Security Tightens For Tour
    145 2 TORONTO. Aug. 21, (Reuter) Security precautions for next week's visit of the Duchess of Kent and Princess Alexandra will be even stricter than those for the 1951 tour of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, a police spokesman said yesterday. The Royal party will be
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    Suspended From Driving For Life
    230 2 Mentri's Secretary To Appeal KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Mohamed Darus bin Haji Sa'ad, 36, secretary to the Mentri Besar of Pahang, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment m the First Magistrate's Court here today for drunken driving, and was disqualified for life from driving a vehicle.
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    Two Hold-Up Gangs At Work
    92 2 Two HoldUp Gangs At Work FOUR thugs, three armed with daggers and one with a revolver, pounced on a cook as he was about to enter his house m the Kranji area of Singapore on Friday night. They forced him into the house and then huddled him, his wife and
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    Cycle Thief Gets 2 Yrs.
    80 2 The Singapore First District Judge, Mr. F. A. Chua, yesterday sentenced Arumugam Pertian to two years' jail to be followed by two years' police supervision for stealing a bicycle, on June 7, m the City Council field m Alexandra Road. The prosecuting officer. Deputy Superintendent
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    MCA & Fed. Elections
    48 2 MCA Fed. Elections KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Malayan Chinese Association's central executive committee met m Kuala Lumpur, today, to prepare for the coming Federal elections. The meeting was presided over by Dato Sir Cheng Lock-Tan The MCA., today, also decided to become a member of the Nanyang University.
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    WOMEN WARNED
    47 2 WHEN Chin Puav Chow brought to the Fifth Police Court, yesterday, Woon Ah Chow and her daughter. Shueh Yee Moy. on a complaint that they assaulted her. Mr. R. B. I. Pates m discharging the accused, warn.! «A all thre» to keep th t peace.
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    SUICIDE, SAYS THE CORONER
    46 2 PENANG. Sat.— The Coroner here returned a verdict of suicide today at an inquest into the death of Goh Ah Pin, a fisherman, whose decomposed body was found hanging m the jungle just outside the village of Telok Bahang on June 18.
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    Boy Found Drowned
    83 2 PENANG, Sat.— A life guard of the Chinese Swimming Club. Kuan Huah ,Ong, told the Coroner's Court today that on being told that a boy had disappeared m the sea, he went to the spot afiti dived m search of the body. Kuan said he found the
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    He Failed To Report
    71 2 JOHN HENDRY. alias Ponnudurai. alias James, alias James Henry, a Police supervisee, appeared before the Sixth Police Court yesterday on two charges of failing to report a change of address and failing to report to the Senior Detective Officer at the Kandang Kerbau Police Station. He
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    Bargaining In Court
    81 2 A SINGAPORE woman. Yeo Poh Choo, fined $300 or two months' imprisonment, asked the Fourth Police Magistrate. Mr. K.T. Alexander, if she could pay the fine m $50 instalments. "You can pay $150 now and $150 next month or else go to jail," said Mr. Alexander. Yeo
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    GREAT DAY FOR HINDUS
    24 2 MORE than 400.000 Hindu devotees celebrated Janmashtami, the birthday of Lord Krishna, m Singapore and the Federation of Malaya, yesterday.
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    Wise Way To Spend A Few Million $
    183 2 Wise Way To Spend A Few Million PENANG, Sat.— lt Is wise for the country and ttic people to spend a few millions to educate our youns till they are m a position to make matured decisions than spending millions m combatting Communism, said Settlement Councillor, Mr. M. P. Mathew
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    Fed. Voluntary Welfare Bodies To Be Grouped
    246 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, today, gave its unanimous support to a proposal to form a central organization of all voluntary welfare bodies m the Federation. Dato H. E. MacKenzie, of Johore, told the meeting that the
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    No Funds For BCG Campaign
    116 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Johore Government has relused to allocate State funds lor a BCG vaccination campaign among children m the Muar District, the Council of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, was told at its meeting here today. The Johore branch of
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    He Took Bangle From Child
    109 2 He Took Bangle From Child A YOUNG man was caught red-handed by two detective;as he removed a gold bangle from a six-year-old girl, it \va.<stated m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday The man, Lim Swee Hock who had two previous con- 1 vktions for robbery and theft, j was
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    Late WAY Arrivals
    69 2 FOUR more Indian delegates j to the World Assembly cf 1 Youth's conference [n Singspore arrived by the Air Indie i International Constellation yesterday. They are Mr. Eswar Days. of Delhi University, Mr. X P. Shanra, member of the Deih: Legislative Assembly and a trade unionist; Mr
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    Stole A Fowl — 12 Months
    42 2 Stole A Fowl 12 Months UNEMPLOYED, Mohd. Noor bin Baba. 28. was sentenced to 12 months' jail to be followed by two years' police supervision m the Singapore Second Po'tce Court yesterday for stealing a chicken, on July 30 m Salim Road.
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      121 2 STATE HOME GUARD HEADQUARTERS. JOHORE •pENDEkS are invited for x the supply of the following articles: Pouches Ammunition 13,000 pieces. A sealed pattern of the article may be inspected during office hours, on application. Tenders, together with a sample, should be submitted to the undersigned before the I*T September, 1954.
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    A Freak Plays Havoc In K.L.
    110 3 YOU would not think a freak rainstorm could have done this. Picture shows what, for several decades, was the garage behind the Federal Government offices m Jalan Raja, Kuala Lumpur, brought down on Friday afternoon when the storm hit town. This garage was the
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    Trishaman May Hold The Clue
    237 3 The Missing 'Tec THE SINGAPORE PoKce are anxious to contact a Chmese trisha rider with regard to the strange disappearance of detective Toh Keng Hwa. Armed with a pistol and 12 rounds of ammunition, De- t tective Toh was last seen with a stranger m
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    TIN PRICES
    21 3 SINGAPORE, Sat— The price of tin m the local market today was $36 U (Up 12£ cents) per picul.
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    'Eleventh Mistress Of The Federation'
    223 3 PENANG, Sat.— Dr. N. K. Menon said yesterday that Penang does not have the same status of a British colony that it had before the war and has now been dragged down to the state of an "eleventh mistress of the Federation." Mr. Menon was
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    SUPERSCOPE — A NEW MOVIE TREAT
    175 3 SUPERSCOPE A NEW MOVIE TREAT SINGAPORE will soon be the centre of yet another movie "demonstration" when the film trade, Press and public are introduced to Superscope the new wide-screen motion picture process invented by Joseph and Irving rushinsky and being distributed m foreign territories ay RKO Pictures, Inc.—within the
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    The Chinese Harp—First Heard 2,500 Tears Ago
    583 3  - The Chinese Harp— First Heard 2,500 Tears Ago Philip Goh =by Modern Youth To Hear Ancient Chinese Music An ancient Chinese harp one of the few m existence today will be played at the Victoria Theatre tonight before an international audience of WAY delegates. This harp, which is a few
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    'ONE-ARMED BANDIT' RACKET
    392 3 Operators Have No Licences For rr Jackpot Machines ALTHOUGH unauthorised possession of jackpot machines render a person liable to prosecution, there are today a number off such unlicensed machines being operated m Singapore's coffee-shops and hastily set up "amusement" stalls. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. W.A.C. Goode, told
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    PRINCESS AND THE ROSE
    42 3 PRINCESS AND THE ROSE photo. PRINCESS ALEXANDRA, daughter of the Duchess of Kent, wearing a white pique dress, poses with a rose m front of her for this charming study by Cecil Beaton. She left with her mother for Canada yesterday. U.P.
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    Kamala Club Donations
    56 3 MRS. J. M. JUMABHOY, honorary secretary of the Singapore Kamala Club told The Standard yesterday that the Kamala Club has received two donations amounting to $6,000 for its building, the foundation stone for which was laid recently by Srimathi Vijayalakshmi Pandit. The donors are Mrs. G Uttamram
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    Traders Somewhat Hesitant
    131 3 Traders Somewhat Hesitant I THE market m Singapore closed the week on a quiet note with traders somewhat hesitant, first grade rubber for September shipment closing at 67J cents per lb., a rise of oneeighth cent from Friday. Pending publication of the July rubber figures for the United States, traders
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    Slit-Skirt Causes Stir In A Spanish Church
    243 4 Slit-Skirt Causes Stir In A Spanish Church Standard Staff Reporter MAKE of it what you will. A man sees a bull fight and feels sorry for the bull. A woman cries for the man... These were the reactions of two honeymooners, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boon Chye of Singapore who
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    6 Men To Guide Labour Front
    163 4 THE fusion of the Labour and Socialist Parties into a single body called- the Labour Front was cemented m Singapore yesterday, when six delegates from the two parties formed a committee with over-all powers. The delegates, who consisted of Mr. V. P. Abdullah (Labour).
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    'Nurses' Quarters Are Better Than Those In The UK'
    143 4 SINGAPORE Government General Hospital's Nurses quarters are better than those m the United Kingdom, Mr. Percy Morris, Labour M.P. told The Standard yesterday. He was one of the five M.Ps who visited the SATA and General Hospital on a tour of
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    Caretaker Found Dead
    72 4 A POLICE party rushed to a holiday bungalow m Meyer Road. Singapore, yesterday morning following reports from residents of a "strong odour" coming from the garage there. They forced their way into the garage and found the caretaker, Tan Ah Moi, 58. lying dead, covered with a
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    Blood Bank Is Rescued
    80 4 MILITARY service personnel, including civilian employees, and the local police saved Singapore's Blood Bank last week when its stock reached a dangerously low ebb, the Bank's weekly report revealed yesterday. The present stock is 132 flasks. Donations received amounted to 238 flasks and transfusions 113 flasks.
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    Light In Weight, Strong In His Will
    163 4 Light In Weight, Strong In His Will THE man who started a fast five days ago to help raise funds for the All-Malaya Muslim College hi Klang has lost 14 pounds. He weighed 162 pounds originally Mr. M. M. Ishaq, the South Indian Muslim, said he had already collected $1,800
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    S'PORE WEDDINGS
    78 4 Dhoto. photo. 2J5: #k^ D S HaroM En >™anuel Joseph pictured VhZLSF* W< l di^ at the c thed <* the Gclbd Shepherd Singapore, yesterday. The bride, Maria Louisa Pattamal o£L^S?mT f P thC late Mr MA- X. ParanuSSi David MR AND MRS AGUSTINE ANTHONY who were married
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    Communist Girls Stop Over In S'pore
    153 4 SIX Communists from China i arrived m Singapore by a BOAC Argonaut from Hong- j kong yesterday m company of a World Assembly of Youth delegate from I Formosa. Mr. Qua Siak Poo. Six Speciai Branch men ap- propriately clad m white coat and
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    Unions Threaten Another Strike
    183 4 Un ions Th rea ten Another Strike THE 10,000 strong City Council Labour Unions Federation, whose members were on a 12 -day strike three weeks aeo, is threatening to call a strike a^ain This time it is not over any pay issue but because the General Secretary of the City
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    KIRKBY AIRLIFT: 48 HOME
    138 4 KUALA LUMP: R, Sat. Ai! except three of the 150 student teacher, who are due to return to the Federal. on this month o.: completion of their training course at Kirkby passed theii final examination. However, hardly r dozer, of them were ab e to Obtain
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      310 4 STORE DIARY Y.MCA: Junior Triangles' Picnic at Telok Mata Ikan 830 pm. JUNIOR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: Concert for WAY delegates Victoria Memorial Hall 530 p.m. YOUTH COUNCIL: Ecumenical youth service for WAY delegates and sermon by the Rev. Tracey X Jones. Wesley Church 10 a m TELOK AVER .MYF: Bible quiz
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      77 4 Sylvester; 10.45 Organ Voluntary; 10.50 Epilogue LONDON 8.8.c. (General Oversea. Service) 5 p.m From The Editorials; 510 Interlude; 5.15 BBC Midland Light Orchestra; 6pm Sunday Service; 630 News New 5 Talk--6.45 Sports Round-Up; 7 pm' English Magazine: 730 'The •The Forces Show'; 8 30 News Home News; 845 Grand Hotel--930
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    'ORANG SELETARS' OF JOHORE
    629 5  -  RONNIE DUCLOS The Last Of Them Are Dying Of Starvation By JOHORE BAHRU. SEVENTY aborigines who have been living m a Communist-infested area m Johore since the emergency, are today dying of starvation and disease brought about by corruption and lack of interest shown by the
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    INDIAN DANCE TROUPE DUE
    295 5  - INDIAN DANCE TROUPE DUE K. M RASHEED by 'I lit visit of a Kathakall dunce troupe from India will no doubt give a fillip to many m Singapore. Unique among: dramatic art. Kathakali is a combination of acting, dancing and music. It is described as India's greatest contribution to the
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    Career Best Way To Get Husband Says Executive
    389 5  -  VIVIAN SANDE i By HI I NEW YORK. A career improves a girl's chances of catching a man, says a woman who has I riien to the top m a field i once considered for men only. Cecelia Kelly. attractive brunette m
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    Conquest Of Juji-san was Well Worth The Trouble
    2538 6  - Conquest Of Juji-san was Well Worth The Trouble Michael Connors "Sew" (AndOSd) ippci By The Place Where You Get Drunk With Air JAPAN is not a land where glamorous geisha girls m gorgeous kimonos and high, elaborate hairdos pose prettily with paper parasols beneath cherry blossoms all the time. Nor
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    Even Independent Countries Buy From Crown Agents
    998 7  -  HUGH SAVAGE By I ROM all over the world they come from Hie spice islands of the Malay Archipelago and steaming equatorial Africa, orders for perhaps just a dozen flogs that cost only a couple of pounds or for the steel girders of
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    OUR SUNDAY GAL
    48 7 Glamorous TAN I A TAIROFF, 24, mother of a three-year-old daughter, has cooking right on top of her hobby list. And those who know, will vouch that she's tops m the cooking business. This striking pose was for the Sunday Standard cameraman, P. K. Chan.
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    Maylene Wong Is A College Campus Queen
    304 8 Maylene Wong Is A College Campus Queen MAYLENE WONG, the pretty 20 year old student who was chosen to be the 1954 "campus queen" at Fresno State College m California, hopes for a career of service to her fellow men. After receiving her bachelor of arts degree, she plans to
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    CORRUPTION
    746 8 Our special correspondent m Johore reports that 'red tape and subversive Communist influence are responsible for CORRUPTION being most rife m the State of Johore. >\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\w The picture above clearly speaks for itself. IT IS CORRUPTION which exists all over the world and most rife m JOHORE today. The
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    The Old Bell Of St. Andrew's
    227 8 Behind Sir Stamford Raffles' bust under the Raffles Museum dome lies an inscribed bell on the floor. It was the gift of Mrs. Maria Revere Balestier of Boston, to St. Andrew's Church. The bell was cast m Revere, Boston, m 1843 and shipped and
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      292 8 W^wfi Father tells the family KOLYNOSOfe?/?/* Kolynos clean means really clean. The rich foam penetrates into every corner J^ry?^ and crevice and m between your teeth /f^S^H? fighting the bacteria that cause r'fc 1 decay and Ul-health. Yes, Kohnos deans thoroughly, to keep your teeth Hip B good-looking and sparkling
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    PRINCESS THREE IN ONE
    701 9 t<€itlu>r It us Left A Surprise JFor By A Court Correspondent Little Miss Mischief And Little Miss Manners Little Miss I-Can-Do-It QHE col! Id be called the Princess of Laughter golden-haired Princess Anne, who was four last Sunday. But behind her happy infectious smile, this little
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    Sssh! Splash
    21 9 ANNE WILLIAMS. 20. Shirley Orman. 19. and Pam Barker. 17. went to Brighton m search of the sun. Sunday
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    ALIVE!
    1443 9  -  Sunday Pictorial by Arrangement with For 6 years he has been m the •uraiuiuniioimnuiiuiiiiuiuunifmiutuiititiinitiiiiwiifiiiuiiiiiiiituuiuaiuiiufuutiu death ce11 arguing arguing uwuiiiiiuuiuiMiiimiiiiuiuMim^ iiiiiimmiiitit to beat the executioner mmnmmiuuuiumiHuiHiiiinninmiiUiimiiuniiiniii wiiiiiiiiniiiitunmiiiiniiinmniiiiniiiiiiii CARYL WHITTIER CHESSMAN N W ol kidnapping. ri»S!ISStIiSSJ yesterjloy But -c. oooin he hosTo"ked h.mself out of the 90s chambers. J U .e
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  • SUNDAY STANDARD
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      Women Are Human
      541 10 'THERE has been much In the World Assembly of Youth conference for admiration, m particular the eloquence, frankness and straight-from-the shoulder expressions of opinion by practically all delegates either m English or their own mother tongue. There can be little doubt that out of their discussions, talks
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      Incredible Happenings
      186 10 Vy E publish on our front page today our artist's impression of the theft of the fifty-nine 500-lb. bombs from the RAF. Station at Tengah. Singapore. If the incident was not so tragic it would be the funniest thing m the world. Like us. our artist found it
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    Teachers Tell Parents:
    498 10 THE fault, dear parent, lies not with the teachers of today, but with the public themselves for they care not what goes on within the four walls of a classroom. This is the concensus of opinion of hundreds of. teachers, both graduates and normal trained m the
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    Take More Interest
    376 10  -  DAVID TAMBYAH By teachers m a few years time for they have the aptitude, patience, and the desire to learn. "The other half should leave on their own accord, once the shortage of teachers is over. I don't blame them; for want of nothing better to do,
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    In Your Kids'
    448 10 time the keys of o new school are handed over to the Department, they have to transfer 20 teachers from existing schools, with the result that the time-tables of many schools are upset. "I have prepared my third term time-table no less than six times, and now
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    'It Cannot Happen Here Attitude Hinders CD
    1541 11  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER But Our 'Soldiers' Will Be Ready For The Worst By IGNORING the defeatist attitude of the "no place to hide" boys and the what's the use? we'll all be blown up anyway" cynics, the Singapore Civil Defence Department, under its Commissioner,
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  • WATCH FOR PEN PALS COLUMN Next Sunday
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      WOULD-BE JOURNALIST!
      943 12 "<j&7£A" Qm £*w A4*ice 7* A I AM as pleased as Punch. A great compliment has been paid to me. A gentleman I am certain of this as he knows another when he sees one has written for my advice on whether he has the makings of a
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      YOUR SUNDAY CHESS COLUMN
      616 12  - YOUR SUNDAY CHESS COL UMN QUEEN'S CASTLE By REETINGS to all chess enthusiasts m Singapore and the Federation. This column will supply players with information of the activities of the governing body and clubs while at the same time keeping m touch with Chess events m other lands for the
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      Angler's Postbag
      504 12 VINDLY advise me what reels and glass rods for casting would be suitable to use at the wharf m Penang, to catch ikan selinchin and kerapu. C. S Lee (Penanfi). For that particular type of fishing from the wharves, I strongly recommend you to set from Peg'ey Davies
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  • AT THE MOVIES
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      KAYE AT HIS BEST.
      519 13 IT'S ME— THERE'S hardly been a "7 picture that Danny Kaye's made that has been a flop, it's not because the film men have been kind to him, by giving him sizeable scripts, but mainly because of his own genius as a star and a clown.
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      SEX GETS THE SCISSORS IN 'BITTER RICE'
      545 13 SEX GETS THE SCISSORS IN 'BITTER RICE' BELIEVE it or not, since writing a review of an outstanding Italian movie m these columns 130 weeks ago. it has taken just that long for the picture to finally find its way to a Singapore screen. I am referring, of course, to
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      THIS SEQUEL IS TOPS
      449 13 SEQUELS are never too meaty where movies are concerned. Few of them are as rood as the original epics. But "West Of Zanzibar" the follow up to Ealing Studio's "Where No Vultures Fly" is an exception. It is a mighty fine effort. There is plenty of
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      GREGORY'S OUT OF HIS DEPTH HERE
      567 13 WHAT has Britain done to Gregory Peck? After his magnificent Press-raves-earning performance m "Roman Holiday." his stint m the Ronald Neanie-direeted Technicolor comedy "The Million Pound Note" strikes a very flat note. So flat, m fact, that my sincere advice to Mr. Peck is
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      SMILE CORNER
      32 13 OVERHEARD m the Cathay Cinema lobby as typical Cockney soldier admired cut-out of voluptuous Italian star Silvana Mangano boosting- her latest picture: "Blimey. I'd like a biter rice with 'er!"
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      323 13 j^SHAW BROTHERS^ JPANDEMONIUMj CAUSED BY I I f —giant, terrifying creatures L without a name Starring I NrHJ*^ EDMUND GWENN \™y H— 1.45— 4— 6.30— 9.30 |j MIDNIGHT hr«B8 W "j 1 TONIGHT "SAIKAI" (FAREWELL) I lunmni A JAPANESE LOVE DRAMI 7 g lx MANDARIN' DIALOGUE S p c| lODAVAI
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      333 13 [CATHAY QRGANISATIOfM"ATTRACTIQ\S TODAY DAILY! riTUkV 11 am. 1.45, 4.15, 6.45 J| fJf|| f 9.30 pm. »«>« ***** A!t -c *rrc« f t Wf/fi SILVANA MANGANO fHAS THE ROBUST PROPORTIONS Of VENUS DE MILO AND THE PERSONALITY OF A SHERMAN TA\k. M Schier, Times -Herald. Bitter Rice* A Frieder Films Presentation
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    'DEAR SUSAN DIX..'
    343 14 IWi eighteen, and work m an "flitr as a typist AKo working m the sunn-ollu-e Ls a nun of forty -two. whom I a;i> i» love with lie say» bC loves me U*». hut I am tru worried be r.w I know he is married although h
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    Around The S'pore Shops
    481 14 IOt'TKIE'S Mush Salon m John little's have recent >hipuu-ni of lons-playing >•»•- cords, tor your next platter party everything from 'i'M-haikovsky to the latest bit-tunes m r WHE Co metic Departn Little's is showing c Revk>n*a new lines S poos fox ciry, norm... and inted hair,
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    A MALAYAN GAVE AUSSIES NEW FRIENDSHIPS
    506 14  - A MALAYAN GAVE AUSSIES NEW FRIENDSHIPS KAY SAB APATHY By 1 MALAYAN who made history m Australia by founding a club to further international friendships, returned to her homeland last week. She is Mrs. Violet Coomarasamy of Penang who. during the 13 months .she s ent "Down Under" on a
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  • YOUNG FOLKS
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      LIARN TO SKETCH THE EASY WAY!
      156 14 pERHAPS the first things 1 the aspiring artist wants to do is to draw human figures, particularly female figures. You can draw a girl In the space by an easy method evolved by Emma McKean. With a pencil, start at Intersection 3-M. Proceed, In
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      KEEP A PALM CHECK
      204 14 LOOK at your hand and study the lines on it. Then look at a friend's right hand. You will notice the lines arc different. Also each hand is different. One has longer lingers. Another may have shorter fingernails. How about collecting hand pictures"? Start m with
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      HAVE YOU HEARD THESE BEFORE?
      70 14 A LITTLE boy who had been told that kitty had electricity m her fur explained it this way to an older playmate. "You mustn't stroke her the wrong way. Th e wires are all covered over with fur but they're there just the same." "TV/HATS
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      ARE YOU SURE?
      41 14 fAN you pick out two V.J lines figured above t: at are not exactly parallel? If you can, your eyes are deceiving you, for all are I parallel They're made to seem otherwise by an interesting optical illusion.
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      761 14 UJ 1 So Beautiful You Can Ml a\ l( i»\»t $0 entice flou en and flattery *Mji fsf^ mm w»~, 1 r '/f ff yj Sir TUJwQ&UMMbsopb.stcMed U§ Ml to incite "ohi" and abs jPjMf 'ffw 'Sflu&ttaAtVt, sultry jfaf^ ill to impire wbifperi and wonderment "V? Positively the prettiest new
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      307 14 The Stars And You rpoD.%l > Ql i»i \no\: .1.-11-^ i.viii m iii»» spiritual nature. I MtilJ .i \l l lII IMTIII.IIICIII t Ollhllll.HU f 111 tl ImIIIIIiIIi'o- |M»->--»ihr!>- ill imm.in prfMMulit.*. w:i^ Hi* siiprrmr ctMilribiitn>i> u» iii.., t tat (;rersv llltlkim Knox. >tM>\', ioj: t\KK\t>M: Make th i.» ptogreastve
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    Speaking of Pictures
    107 15 Our "Speaking of Pictures" page will from today appear on Sunday instead of Monday. Watch page 15 for your pictures. Right: "My Pin-up Gal" by Sunny Giam of Public Lighting Office, 264 Thomson Road, Singapore, 7. Ikoflex, fB, 1 250 th, H.P. 3, Yellow filter. Above: "Springtime"
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    What does a nudist do on a rainy day?
    821 16 What does a nudist do on a rainy day? TONY MILES finds the answer to this summer's intriguing question 50 you think you've got o grouse when it roms on your holidoy? Chum, you don't know the holf of it. The other day I looked m at a nudist camp
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    FRED TOOK 6 PUBS ON HOLIDAY!
    653 16  - FRED TOOK 6 PUBS ON HOLIDAY NOEL WHITCOMB The Odd Story Of The Man Who Can't Stop Laughing (AwwwwwvuK y wwwwwww JF there's one thing Fred Slaymaker always sees, it's the funny side. *'I can get a laugh and a joke out of anything 1 says Fred. Which is just
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    Philosophical Scientist
    364 16 DR. Ralph Siu is a relaxed, cheerful man. He looks about 30 years old, but is probably nearer forty. One would scarcely guess that Dr. Siu, with his boyish grin and easy manner, has one of the most important jobs m the U.S. Army. He is neither a
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    Hurrah For A Cuddle
    293 16  -  Douglas Worth rpHREE cheers for th« policewoman who Mid. m open court that she wai not averse to a bit of cuddling, m public or other* wise— with the right person. There are too many people who take the Urn. Grundy attitude that a low it
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  • UNKNOWN
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      Boy From The Orphanage Will Get £40,000
      249 17 Boy From The Orphanage Will Get £40,000 I IFE looks rosy today for lj John, the little boy from as orphanage. Soon after John was born, six years ago, his parents* marr.age broke up, and he was sent to an orphanage at Northampton. Yesterday, it was revealed that he will
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      Artificial Muscles To Aid Disabled
      451 17  -  M.A. GLASGOW By OT long ago, two Jewish -c.entists made the first pathetic muscle. But. exciting as this discovery is, it does not ;...in that muscles identi&l with those m our own bodies can now be prodoeed Much more hard mmk and research will be
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      Will He Go Back NOW To The Family Who Miss Him?
      619 17 Will He Go Back NOW To The Family Who Miss Him? Here is true Story— all it needs is a happy ending. And that is still possible. It concerns a man named Picture a barracks some.v .ere m Germany. A billet orderly m stained overall ,v:eids a broom. He has
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      Susan's Secret Wish Was To Be Barmaid For A Day
      375 17  -  KEITH WATERHOUSE By TJAVE you a secret wish? said the announcement m the London "Daily Mirror." Something like serving pints m a pub. "Well, that's funny," said Susan NeiL 22, when she read it. "Because I've always wanted to draw
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      191 17 Sayings Of The Week FRANCE is plunged m intelligent enough for IF any murder story a deep sleep full of nos- children to understand, might be held to be obtalgic dreams and night- then adults will under- scene, I do not know mares about a dark fu- stand it, too.
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    DAUL WINS BUT REF BEATS SONNY
    247 18 D AUL WINS BUT REF BEATS SONNY Smgapore Boxers m Indonesia WHILE Malayan welterweight Paul Cheng, fighting und^r the name of Fighting Paras, wen hia second fight m Indonesia -he KO'ed Fighting Bee m Djakarta and then outpointed Strong At- jong. the Bghtweight and junior welterweight cham- pion of Indonesia,
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    Pg. Hockey Assn. Officials
    60 18 OFFICIALS of the Penan? Hockey Association elected :\t > the associate >n*s -ent annual genera meeung arc: Pipsident: c. L Merr^. ture-Prr-uh-nts: Messrs. Loh Hoot Yean?, A. C. David and Amra Si:. 4.1, Hon Secretary: Mr. N.iri m Sin^h; Hon. Treasurer: Mr. J. E Vaz: Hon.
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    SCHOOL ADOPTS ONE HOUR-A-SIDE CRICKET MATCHES
    911 18  - SCHOOL ADOPTS ONE HOUR-A-SIDE CRICKET MA TCHES NELSON GANESAN By A NEW SYSTEM, whereby cricket could be encouraged at Victoria School, has been adopted by the school authorities with some success— if only to interest the non-cricket playing boys to participate m it. The scheme is unlike that of the
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    Rugby Gets Going At Nee Soon
    475 18  -  SCRIBBLER By REGIMENTAL Pay Office visited Tanglin to play B.M.H. and once again had to bow the knee to a superior side. B.M.H. batted first, and quickly lost a wicket m the second over with no runs on the board, but Duggan the Army
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    A.R.S. SHOULD WIN SEMI-FINAL OF KO COMPETITION
    857 18 A.R.S. SHOULD WIN SEMI-FINAL OF KO COMPETITION By RAFMAN A.R.S. will meet MT Sqdn. on Friday, Aug. 27, and the winners will play (fa Flying boat Wing "B" m the semi final of the Section Knock Out Competition My tip for the Cup is A.K.S. A great game was seen
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    Taiping RFC Officials
    72 18 TAIPIXG. Fri— The following have been elected officebearers of the Taiping District Rugby Football Ciub for tl B 1954-55 season: President: Mr. S Bayley: VicePresidents: Mr. A.L. Maccorkindale, Major W.A. Chapman sod Mr. W.B. Oliver: Hon. Secretar\ Mr. Lim Poh Hai; Hon. Trp^surer: Major W.A. Chapma Selection
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    THE INDONESIANS GO OUT
    676 19  -  LEONG HEW MENG Ooi Ousts Sonneville Yusuf Falls To Ong By Standard's Special Reporter at the Malayan Badminton championships. PENANG, Sat— Victory went to Ooi but the glory was Sonneville's when the two 'giants' clashed to-night m the men's singles semi-final of this year's Malayan badminton
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    S'pore Whip Kelantan For 26th Cup Final
    561 19 S'pore Whip Kelantan For 26th Cup Final Singapore Kelantan 1 FOR the 26th time m their illustrious soccer career, Singapore, Southern Section champions, qualified for the final of the 28th Malaya Cup Competition, beating their Eastern Zone opponents Kelantan 4—l to the semi-final played before more than 4300 spectators at
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    Why Not-A 'Cricket Festival'
    312 19  - Why NotA 'Cricket Festival' VERITY GILL Close The Season In A Bin War! Say s BRIGHTER CRICKET: So said the Singapore Cricket Association, cricket enthusiasts and the scribes They >aid It so often during the season that it seemed as though they really meant it. So we had moments of
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    SIKHS WIN
    68 19 A great goal, scored by Avtha r Singh m the closing stages oi I yesterday's SAFA Semi-final Div championship tie at Jalan Besai stadium, carried the young Men's Sikh Association through to a 2-1 victory over Bukit Timah S.C The Sikhs thus earned the right to meet RAF
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    Tigers Beaten At Water Polo
    37 19 RAF Seletar beat Tiger Swimming Club 6-3 m yesterday"? Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's water polo 'B championships played at Tiger pool. In the 'C division match the RAF gave Tiger a walkover.
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    LATE FLASH
    76 19 MALAYAN Thomas Cup combination, Ong Poh Lim and Ismail bin Marjan of Singapore were beaten by the Malayan schoolboy champions, Lim Say Hup and See Chim Leone m the semifinal of the men's doubles. Lim and See won their sensational victory at 18-17 17-16. Another upset was when
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    RESULTS
    220 19 MEN'S SINGLES Semi-Finals: Ong Poh Lim (Spore) beat Eddy Yusuff (Indonesia) 15-4 15-11; Ooi Teik Hock (Penang) beat Ferry Sonneville (Indonesia) 18-17 5-15 15-12. Quarter Finals: Ooi Teik Hock (Penang) beat Oon Chong Teik (Selangor) 15-4 8-15 15-5; Ferry Sonneville (Indonesia) beat Lee Hoo Chye (Penang) 15-8 15-9; Eddie
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    NOW FOR PENG SOON TO SHOW FERRY HOW...
    370 19  -  Jerrery James WHATEVER sporting motives prompted Wong Peng Soon to break his .'badminton fast' and agree to take on Ferry Sonneville, the Indonesian champion going great guns m this country there is no denying the fact that it is well-timed. Sonneville has
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    Dent Hits 117 For Army vs RAF
    357 19 A BREEZY knock of 117 runs (seven sixes and seven fours) by Yorkshire Colt Derrick Dent and a spark- ling 87 runs (two sixes and nine fours) by RAF skipper 1 L. Dunn, were the highlights of the Inter-Services cricket match between the
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    Ferry Humbles Hoo Chye But Oon Shocks Ooi
    761 19 Ferry Humbles Hoo Chye But Oon Shocks Ooi PENANG, Sot. The struggle for badminton j supremacy between Malaya and Indonesia m the cur- j rent Malayan Badminton Championships continued unabated as the tournament entered its third day with two top-ranking Malayans now facing the two Indonesian stars m the semi-finals
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    INNINGS WIN FOR PAKISTAN
    66 19 LONDON. Aug. 19, (Reuter). Pakistan followed up their shock defeat of England on Tuesday with an overwhelming victory today over Canada m the unofficial test at Lords here. Pakistan won by an innings and 67 runs with a day to j spare, after some fine bowling
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      381 19 AT LAST! Malaya's Most Popular Car Is Becoming Available For Immediate Delivery FEEL the difference m roominess end comfort SEE the difference m cucliiy and features TEST the difference t» performance and economy You're m for the biggest surprise m motoimg when you meet the MINOR Certainly it's, a small
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    THE QUEEN'S FILLY IS COMING
    102 20 ERMINE, o two year old filly, who raced m the colours of Her Majesty the Queen m England, will be arriving m Malaya m September. She was bought by Mr. Wee En? Ch>e. of Singapore, and will be prepared by trainer S. K. Tjoa. Ermine
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