Sunday Standard, 29 August 1954

Microfilm: NL5073
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    19 1 SUNDAY STANDARD II ft I I Vol. V. No. 5* SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1954 TWENTY PACES 15 CENTS.
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    New Postal Order For Three Entries
    29 1 2nd SQUAREWORD CONTEST KUAIALUMPUt, ln •nricipotio* o f rSS2SS3SSS ItaMllina price i. $1.62 and Mm fc. v li SL^ —O? i*»'«'«d contestant, to
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    A PHIAL OF GREEK BLOOD FOR P.M.
    139 1 A PHIAL OF GREEK BLOOD FOR P.M. ATHENS. Aug. 28: (Reuter) w parents Greek officers are nd a phial of their own b to Sir Winston Churaa proof of their willto fight for the "llbe r of the British colony pros, i officers, members of •rye, arrived to Athens 1
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    Typhoon Hits Formosa
    30 1 H3N "Ida' described ..-her men as the bn Irtt years smash F( nmosa and its out.*rds late yesterday i a nda to 150 miles h ai UP
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    HEY PRESTO! AND EUNICE VANISHES FOR GOOD
    362 1  - HEY PRESTO! AND EUNICE VANISHES FOR GOOD E. M. RASHEED By Magician 9 sgiri quits *JDeath Basket 9 for lave Standard Reporter INDIAN magician Gogia Pasha a past a master of disappearing octs-^-is now a victim of a vanishing act himself. He has lost one of his assistants permanently. The
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    4 MORE BOMBS FOUND BY POLICE
    103 1 FOUR more 500-lb. bombs and the empty shells of two others— part of the 59 bombs stolen from R.A.F. Tengah, Singapore, within the past few months— have been recovered. The discovery was made on Friday by men of the Reserve Police Unit after they
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    BOMBER CRASHES, 24 KILLED
    147 1 RAPID CITY. South Dakota. Aug. 28 ißeuter) A huge B-36 bomber carried 24 crewmen to death last night when It crashed and burned while coming m for a landing at the Ellsworth Air Force Base near here. The Base Information Office said three men critically injured
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    HEART STOPS FOR 2 MINS.
    78 1 VIENNA, Aug. 28, (Reuter) Doctors here today saved the life of a man whose heart stopped for two minutes before they got him to the operating table. Leopold Meister, 32, was found outside an inn with a knife wound m his heart. He was taken
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    PAULINE & JULIET GUILTY
    128 1 PAULINE JULIET GUILTY CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand, Aug. 28, (Reuter) Pauline Yvonne Parker. 16, and Juliet Marion Hume, 15, were today sentenced by a court here to be detained during Her Majesty's pleasure for the murder of Pauline's mother, Mrs. H o n o r a Mary Parker, on June 22.
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    Dick Haymes Goes To Jail
    52 1 SANTA MONICA, California, Aug. 28, (AP)— Singer Dick Haymes was yesterday sentenced to five days' jail for contempt of court when he failed to appear on a charge that he was m arrears U. 5.54,800 m alimony payments to one of his former wives, actress
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    'CATCH' OF HER LIFE
    63 1 PLANDREAU, South Dakota, Aug. 28 (UP) Mrs. Marshall Jewett, fishing along the Big Sioux River near here, made the luckiest "catch" of her life her three-year-old son. Randy, who fell into the river and was swept downstream. He drifted toward his mother's "throw-line", and Mrs. Jewett
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    Court To Convene At Peer's Bedside
    207 1 DEVIZES, England, Aug. 28. (Reuter)— A magistrates' court will probably convene next week at the hospital bedside of a seriously wounded Peer alleged to have been shot by the middle-aged woman who was described as his •mistress. Air*. Mavis Wheeler, aged 40. was remanded
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    New MCP attempt to sabotage government
    263 1  - New MCP attempt to sabotage government K. C. ARUN By Standard Staff Corr. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Malayan Communist Party is trying desperately to trick respectable organizations m the Federation into causing diversions of Government effort against the terrorists m the jungle, a high-rank-ing Police spokesman told The Standard today.
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    Talks On Love To H-Bombs Close
    234 1 And Then, Free Joy Rides THE 500 World Assembly of Youth delegates from about 60 countries who held talks here for two weeks on all possible subjects from love to H-bombs, yesterday completed their discussions. After 2 a.m. yesterday when the final- session of
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    BID TO INFLUENCE SCHOOLS & UNIONS
    127 1 BID TO INFLUENCE SCHOOLS UNIONS back-to-China move. No estimate is available of the exact numbers that might have already left. "However, they are not more than a trickle," the spokesman said. The escape of terrorists out of Malaya is thought to be a "good riddance" from the Emergency point of
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    Decision On EDC Vote Is Deferred
    122 1 PARIS, Aug. 28 'Reuten The Government agreed last night to defer a decision on French ratification of the European Army treaty If necessary to enable further negotiations to be held on France's demands for revisions to the treaty, well Informed sources said. These sources
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    Back To Work
    23 1 FOUR thousand dockers went back to work yesterday after paralysing the port of Hull for 10 days with a strike.
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    BIG PLANS AHEAD FOR PHOTO SHOW
    208 2 A Seaside I Study Of Rose Chan! Xl ALA LOIPIR, Sat.— The Selangor Camera Club has planned "big tilings' for the fourth Malayan Photographic Exhibition which opens here hi October. With the co-operation of the Selangor Photographic Research Society, this club of 200 camera
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    Girl Bandit Killed
    67 2 PENANG. Sat. A yoimg n-omcj.-j Communist terrorist. Khor Khar Hong, was ki^ed by members of the Eighth Platoon "C" Company of the Federation Regiment yesterday evening, m the Sungei Bong area of the southern district or Pro-vin-e WeSlesley. A ,-hotsun and 11 rounds of ammunition and miscellaneous
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    $5,000 FOR CLUBHOUSE
    46 2 POXTIAX. Sat Mr. Tey Kens Loon, the Managing Director of the South Malaya Pineapple Growers Company Ltd.. has donated $5,000 to the UMNO Division of the branch here. The money wil; be used for the bfii ding of a club house and school.
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    Mao Frees Press Cables
    59 2 SHANGHAI. Aug. 28— Press telegrams telling the story of the Attlee mission left China without any censorship of their contents and at reasonable speed. China was virtually a closed book to correspondents before the arrival of Mr Clement Attlee and his seven Labour Party colleagues but
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    WIDOW GETS DONATION
    39 2 IPOH. Sat. Madam Lum Wong Kee. the destitute widow of Ipoh, has received $30 from Mr. Phang Seng Cheong, also of Ipoh. So far. Standard readers, touched by her plight, have contributed $837 lor Madam Lum.
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    ONE-WIFE BILL FOR THE CHINESE
    180 2 ONE- WIFE BILL FOR THE CHINESE THE Executive Committee of the Singapore Council of Women today mailed copies of an amended draft of their bill to "prevent polygamous marriages m Singapore among the Chinese" to the 18 members of the Chinese Advisory Board. The Bill, originally titled "an Ordinance to
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    Jaycees Entertain WAY Delegates
    139 2 YOUTH organizations can and must nlav an important role m the future history* of the worYd-te SSSShS tS Mr. P.T. Wong. President of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce. told this to a large gathering at a luncheon at the Capitol Blue Room, yesterday. The luncheon
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    Cheating Did Not Pay In Long Run
    159 2 Cheating Did Not Pay In Long Run SU WIEX HAI, yesterday found that cheating does not pay, when he was sentenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment by the Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. K.T. Alexander. Su pleaded guilty to four charges of cheating Woo Wai Fong and Lee Hong Kiow The
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    More Aid For T.B. Fund
    49 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Rotary Ball. Fashion Parade and Beauty Contest organized by the Rotary Club here m June, raised a sum of $2,074.20 for the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital Appeal Fund. This and other donations have swelled the Fund's total to $1,729,145. I
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    POLICE FIND RIFLE
    62 2 ALOR STAR. Sat. Keciah Police who laid an ambush Thursday night m Mukim Gunong, recovered one sawn .303 rifle and some ammunition but failed to make any arrests. In the same area, five weeks ago, Inspector Ismail Hassan arrested three Malays, one of whom was m possession
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    OPIUM SMUGGLERS SKIP SINGAPORE
    278 2  -  EE BOON LEE Land Narcotics On Fed. Beaches By FEAR of arrest has forced many big-time opium smugglers to stop landing the contraband on Singapore beaches. Instead, they now prefer to land their opium m the Federation, where the longer coastline makes detection much more difficult.
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    3 Bandits Killed In Johore Area
    109 2 3 Bandits Killed In Johore Area KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Three terrorists were killed and another wounded when a patrol of the Ist Fijians attacked a camp containing five terrorists m the Pagoh area of Johore on Thursday evening. The wounded terrorist a woman and another male comrade m the camp
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    She Keeps On Winning Prizes
    52 2 PENANG. Sat Che Tijah binte Aroff, proud mother of twins, won a second prize of $200 m the Inter-State padi competition, held recently. This was the third time she had won prizes at the padi competitions the first two of which were held earlier m
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    Underwear Only
    31 2 POLICE were yesterday hunting for two bandits who held up a car near Palermo, Italy, during the night and stripped the three occupants of everything except their underwear. Reuter
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    Scholarship Winner
    68 2 MR. N. NADASAN of the Singapore General Hospital, who has been awarded the Orthopaedic Nursing Scholarship, has left for the United Kingdom, where he will study at the Orthopaedic National Hospital, Stanmore, Middlesex, for two years. Mr. Nadasan who is an old boy of Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur,
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    Planter Fined
    33 2 KLANG. Sat.— C. B. Easterbrooke- 44-year-old assistant of Jugra Estate on Carey j Island, was today fined $115 by Raja Suleiman bin Raja Haji Bot, Klang Magistrate, on four driving charges.
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    Rubber Steadies As Strike Is Settled
    198 2 Rubber Steadies As Strike Is Settled REPORTS that the Goodyear Rubber workers m the United States had settled their strike steadied the rubber market m Singapore which recorded a sharp rise of one cent on Friday's quotations. First grade rubber closed at 682 cents per lb. on a market thai
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    TIN PRICE
    19 2 STORE, Sat.— The price of tin on the local market yesterday was $3621 per picul (Down $U).
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    Move To Control S'pore Sky Signs
    136 2 Move To Control S 'pore Sky Signs AERIAL advertisements m Singapore will be controlled soon. The Building Committee of the City Council has recommended that such advertisements should be displayed only m certain areas m the City. This decision follows complaints from residents of some City areas that aerial advertisements
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    Malacca Profited By 5 Years Of Wisdom
    406 3  - Malacca Profited By 5 Years Of Wisdom GEORGE TAYE By MALACCA, Sat— After a fortnight's round of farewells m which every section of the Settlement community joined, the Resident Commissioner, Mr. G.E.C. Wisdom, today left the Settlement on the first leg of his long leave prior to retirement. Mr. Wisdom
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    Youth With Many Names
    58 3 WONG HOI CHAI a youth with several aliases, was yesterday remanded by the Sixth Police Magistrate, Mr. R.W.H. Davies, pending his return, under escort, to Kuala Lumpur. Wong was produced on charges of escaping from legal custody m Penang and being absent from Court m Kuala
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    'FAREWELL MESSAGE
    125 3 Mil. G. E. C. WISDOM, the retiring Resident Commissioner, who finds the Maluiva atmosphere con•teni.il. was sad at leaving the SKtlrment, and before he left he save a special message. lie said he had a delightful stay m Malacca jwl was delighted With the "M»er m which the
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    SOLDIERS ARE TIED UP WITH 'BULLET TRADE'
    347 3 SOLDIERS ARE TIED UP WITH 'BULLET TRADE' Extra Pocket Money CERTAIN members of the armed forces stationed m and around Singapore are making ''extra money" selling bullets supplied to them for their regular shooting practices, The Standard was told yesterday. These bullets are secretly sold at prices ranging from SI
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    Possession Of Pistols, Charge
    52 3 SXG H> Leng. a youth -..red :^iore Mr. K.T. A ander. the Fourth Police Tate yesterday on a tentative charge of being m awful possession of two matte pUtols and seven ida of ammunition on Jun^ 28. at Hemmant Road. A preliminary inquiry was fbie ;or
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    Sign Language Used In Court
    44 3 SIGN language was used by an accused's father to explain a charge of unlawful possession of opium to a deaxmute. Wee Peck Koon. yesterday. In "the Fifth Police Court. Wee pleaded guilty by nodding his head and was lined
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    Another Taximan Robbed
    71 3 Another Taximan Robbed Fourth Time In Three Weeks ANOTHER Singapore taxi driver has been taken to a lonely spot and robbed the fourth time m three weeks. The latest robbery occurred early yesterday m dementi Road, when three Europeans hit the driver and stole SlO from him. Said a Police
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    Vicar Flies In For A Wedding
    78 3 MALACCA. Sat.— Rev. L.R Wilson. Vicar of St. Thomas Cathedral m Kuching. flew here today to perform the wedding service for Mr. Joseph Law Nyuk Choon and Eden Law Shung Keng at the Christ Church. Mr. Law. Warden of the Christ Church here, was
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    Unique Method Of Recruiting: Dinner And Dance
    277 3 Unique Method Of Recruiting: Dinner And Dance A UNIQUE method of recruiting volunteer workers for the Social Welfare Children's Social Centres has been found by Mrs. Myra Cresson, president of the voluntary worker^ It is the Chinese dinner and dance to take place at the Gleneagles Hotel on Saturday. Sept.
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    A Mighty Puff From Master Aw
    64 3 WITH one mighty puff, Moster Aw Toke Ghee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aw Cheng Chye, blows out the two candles on his birthday cake, at a party held at Mr. a Aw's residence in Posir Panjang, Singa- pore, recently. Mr. Aw is the
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    S'pore Public All For Free Rice Market
    377 3  -  P. C. CHAN By FROM the big businessman to the humble labourer, the people of Singapore are all m favour of an open market m rice. They are all of the opinion that Government not only should get out of the rice trade
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    Hnw To Fight TB —For Laymen
    190 3 Hnw To Fight TB For Laymen A GIFT of 100 copies of his book "Tuberculosis, A Curable Disease," m Chinese and Romanized Malay, was given to the Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association, by Dr. Harry W. Miller, director of the International Nutrition Research Foundation, Arlington, California, before he left the Colony yesterday
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    MIC To Hold Meeting
    54 3 THE Singapore branch ol the Malayan Indian congress will hold a public meeting a J Kampong Bahru Road thi evening to explain the nee of registering Indians as citizens of the United King dom and Colonies. Another meeting will b held at the 15th Mile Seletai
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    22 Tourists See Colony
    71 3 TWENTY-TWO fun loving South Americans arrived m Singapore yesterday on their way home after a tour of the Far East. In charge of the tourist party on board the Ruys is vivacious Senora Nelly Vaccarezza de Vaccarezza who told The Standard that the tour has been
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      434 3 $19,614 FOR YOU AT ACE 55 Men or womer under 45 by setting aside regular monthly half-yearly or yearly amounts under the SUN LIFE OF CANADA plar can for example, receive at age 55 a lump sum —$19,614 for men— or private income for life of $1,200 year. Any accumulated
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    Office Workers Enjoy Life In Jungle
    597 4  - Office Workers Enjoy Life In Jungle RONNIE DUCLOS STORY <Sc PICTURES BY "TT'S a jolly good life" to J- get out of Singapore's office-to-home shell and settle once m a while m a bandit-infested area. That's exactly what officers and men of the Singapore Military Forces (ex-Singa-pore Volunteer Corps) are
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    NICOLL SUPPORTS CO-OP COLLEGE
    275 4 I THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll, j i yesterday supported the setting up of a Co-opera-tive College m Malaya, serving both the Federation and Singapore. A resolution was moved at the All-Malaya Co-operative Conference, held at Gan Eng Seng School, Singapore, for the establishment
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    S'pore UMNO Officials
    67 4 a R M fo low ing were elected office bearers for UMNO Singapore for the year 1954/55: Speaker Mr Ahmad Ibrahim; Chairman -M? J mat Deputy Chairman—Mr. Othman Haji Mohamed; Secretary —Mr SA. Aljamalulil, Treasurer-1 Mr. Haron bin Hassan Committee members: Syed garon Alhabshi. Syed All Redza
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    FAREWELL DANCE
    50 4 Thousands turned up at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night for the farewell dance given by the Singapore Malay Union to W.A V delegates. The crowd danced non-stop to the music of two dance bands and a joget modern orchestra. Standard photo shows a section of the crowd.
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    Australia Wants An 'Effective SEATO'
    210 4 MANILA, Aug. 28— (Reuter)— Sir Alan Watt, Australia's Commissioner for Malaya and roving Ambassador for South-East Asia, arrived here today from Singapore to attend SEATO conference. Sir Alan Watt, who will lead an Australian study team meeting experts from other delegations on Sept 1 to
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    Sold Co.'s Goods And Kept Money
    235 5 Clerk Gets 10 Months A S»NGAK>*E«Ij* Wee Cke«, Hock. employee o? Messrs. MocAlister and Co. Ltd. for Hie post JO vsan, admitted m the Singapore Third Court vesterj 3y rhat he misopproprioted $18,675 worth of aoods y -nging to his employers. >oid the goods
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    Aid In 12 Currencies
    55 5 iATES to the WAV y yesterday contribut- c over SI. OOO m a* 1 urrervies m response opea for funds to he p jecs oi V.etnani. collection tins conMsy ;>:;: US$l9: El; Pak R> 20; Ind Rs io. Rs 2; Dutch Guilder 1; Francs 5: African
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    US Banker Impressed
    135 5 SPORE SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. J*. (Iteuter)— Singapore ga\e every indication of maintaining its position as the financial and trading centre of South-east Asia. acrording to Mr. Tom B. Coughran. vicepresident and manager of the Bank of America's International Banking Department m San Francisco, who has just returned
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    72 5 THE new United States Consul General m Singapore. Mr. James Lampion Berry, is here seen with his wife and junior (who stood on a table for the photograph). "I like what little of the East I saw while 1 was serving m India during 1940 to 1944." Mr. Berry said.
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    Struck Off Register
    74 5 KUCHING. Sarawak. Aug. 1 28. «Reuter>— The Chung Hua School. which has I about 300 pupils, was struck I off the register yesterday 'by the Sarawak Director of I Education. exercising his powers under the Education Ordinance 1950 for the first time. The school was found to
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    Goodyear Strike Is Settled
    127 5 Goodyear Strike Is Settled CLEVELAND. Aug. 29, (Reuten. Wage increases of six cents to ten cents an hour for 23.000 production workers of the Goodyear Tyre I and Rubber Company were announced late yesterday m the settlement of a strike which began on July 7. The agreement m a joint
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    Tricked Girl Friend And Stole Her $1,710
    215 5 Tricked Girl Friend And Stole Her $1,710 THE Singapore Third District Court was told, yesterday, how o man stole S 1,7 10 from the girl he was to be affianced, Miss Lee Kong Fung, of Johore Bohru. The man. Ang Joo Ser£. who had a previous conviction, pleaded guilty and
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    3,000 YOUTHS HEAR PRITT
    203 5 3,000 YOUTHS HEAR PRITT MORE than 3,000 boys I and girls from nearly all Chinese schools packed the auditorium and the i corridors of the Chung Hwa Girls' School at Bartley Road yesterday to hear Mr. D.N. Pritt. Q.C.. speak on Youth Organizations. When Mr. Pritt arrived with Mr. Lee
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    Contest Is Open To All
    93 5 THE Singapore Chinese Swimming Club Is sponsoring an international beauty contest, m connection with its annual fair on Sunday, Oct. 3. at the club's new pool. It will be an open contest. Invitations have been extended to members of swimming and social clubs and firms
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    PAPER BOMBS MYSTERY
    328 5 PAPER BOMBS MYSTERY Three Dropped On Spore Kampong RAF Is Puzzled TWO unidentifed aircraft dived low over a squatter area off Balestier Rood, Singapore, lost Monday and dropped three paper bombs which burst into flames on contact with the ground. As far as is known, no report of this mysterious
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    Skyscraper Needs New Sub-Station
    58 5 A SPECIAL sub-station has to fee built to supply Singapore's newest skyscraper the Asia Insurance Building with electricity. A City Council committee has agreed to spend §85.600 to equip the station. But it will only do so if the Asia Insurance agrees to bear a minimum
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    TO ATTEND UK COURSES
    41 5 A LARGE group of Malayan students are among members who will be attending British Council Edinburgh Festival courses during the next three weeks. More than 100 students from various countries including Japan, Thailand and Hongkong will attend.
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    ON SCHOLARSHIP
    30 5 MR. Wang Gungwu of the Department of History, University of Malaya, has gone on a British Council scholarship to do research work for a Ph.D. degree m England.
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    Child Fell Out Of Bed
    48 5 TEH KIM HIOK a one-year-old Chinese girJ. fell off her bed m her house and died In a hospital 10 days later. In an Inquiry into the cirrumstanres of her death yesterday. Mr. Giam Chong Hing rec-orrted a verdict of death by misadventure.
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    Arrau Due In S'pore
    70 5 THE annual dinner oi the Singapore Musical Society, at which a famous vi it-it; arti.st Is traditionally the guest of honour, will this year welcome Claude Arrau. celebrated pianist who i.-- flying to Singapore next month from the Edinburgh Festival bo open Part II of Singapore
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    Singapore Wedding
    47 5 photo. MR. AND MRS. JOHN TAN who were married m Singapore yesterday. The bride is the former Miss Victoria Khaiv and the bridegroom, the eldest son of Madam Jenny Tan of 24A Kirn Keat Road. Singapore. A reception was held at the Embassy Hotel. Standard
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    T.B. Patients Get Union Rates Of Pay Here
    758 6  -  HUGH SAVAGE Says IF there is anything Malaya could adapt with benefit from Britain today, it is the Papworth Village Settlement which treats, cures and then employs nearly 1,000 tuberculosis or ex-T.B. patients m ideal surroundings at very competitive union rates of
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    Sharp Rise In Suicides
    1284 6  -  Michael Con nors MFW (AndCMel) By This Week's Newsletter Also Talks About S-EA Association of Universities Now There's a Deflation Bar Reception of British Labour Delegation Rival Suitors Wooing Japan A SHARP rise m the "normal" number of suicides has swept the country and the reason,
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    Pen Pals
    475 6 Pen Pals MISS C II 1 A X G PAX LENG. 4«J. Oven Rd.. Singapore 8. Hobbies: swimming, singing, sewing and friendly correspondence. Either sex. WILLIAM G. WELLS. 749. Hawthorn Road. East Brighton. Victoria. Australia. Hobbies: stamp collecting. GEORGE TAN. and MISS LUCY TAN. 753, North Bridge Road, Singapore. Hobbies:
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    662 7  - Sex, Crime And The Press CANON HUGH WARNER The views of Canon Hugh Warner -from his booklet Threafened Standards.' He is Education Secretary of the Church of England Moral Welfare Council HPHERE is a public duty of reporting which the Press M to accept, but only with- rtain well defined
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    529 7  -  NOEL WHITCOMB ...IT WENT ON TO WIN BY TWO LENGTHS D.VI ROI UW A r t h v r tlenryweatbcf of the !>• a MU of many paviN. work, ol cour>e :s m tors directing a on the right r-»ad. .1 Daimler m P>-
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    297 7 By a Special Corresponden T"\ID you know the came] was a pioneer settler of the American West, but left here nearly a million years ago? That was lung before either the Indian or the cowboy arrived. And today nobody can tell for sure why one I
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    1154 8  - DREAMS, PHANTOMS GHOSTS THURSTON HOPKINS -By A Startling New Series Exclusive To The Sunday Standard NEXT WEEK: The Ghost Of St. James' Palace J?. Thurston Hopkins, the well known writer on the occult, ha completed one of the strangest bo of the century. Here, m five exclusive extra before the
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    332 9 They had the wrong mothers for six months JWO mothers hove discovered thot each has been nursing the wrong infant for six months. Thett sons were switched accidentally Q f birth. The fap imp, U*m W/ fc o «r .jmti m thtt .MM NM FA, mm Mifaqt de,;,.^!
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    869 9  -  HARRY PROCTER A strange and moving story— by He wouldn't talk to her -not lor £1,000,000 IN a anaO village deep m 1 the heart of the Esses farmland;, I talked with a man and his wife who. though living m the same house, have not exchanged one
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    36 9 KEEP COOL THE TEXAS W-A-Y COMING as she does from lexos where Keeping cooi is a tuii n occupation, charming Caron Pepper of Houston shows Miami Beach ond you how to keep I cool. U.P. Photo*
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      787 10 •♦Ij'VERY child between the age group of seven to eight can get admission into some kind of school, whether Government, Government-Aided or private," said Mr. R. M. Young, the Colony's Director of Education, when interviewed last week. On the surface of it, this is one of the
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    707 10 The Reds Influence People Of Penggerang Oar Johore Correspondent, Ronnie Dados, who visited Penggerang this weeh tells how its 12,000 inhabitants are Using influenced by 25 terrorists. JOHORE BAHRU. 'pWELVE-thousand people living m the rich mineral state land of Penggerang m Johore are being influenced by a mere 25 terrorists
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    359 10  - S. AFRICA'S GROWING NAVAL STRENGTH JOHN WORRALL CAPE TOWN, TT is not expected that the British Government will raise any serious objections to the proposed transfer to South Africa of the famous Royal Naval base at Simonstcwn, provided that the right is retained for Britain to return there m time
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    502 10  -  S. Ramachandra By IT is not generally known thai Government took over Whampoa's sixty-acre Tanglin plantation for the present Botanic Gardens which was opened on Dec. 18, 1874 by the Governor, Sir Andrew Clarke. The land was taken up partly for the military barracks and partly for the
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    1540 11 MUSICAL SOCIETY GETS 'BONUS' FOR 1000th MEMBER «5J* Week: CHRISTINE DIEMCR tells of the advance made by music enthusiasts m the Colony and also recalls early entertainment days. THE Singapore Musical Society had every right to celebrate last week when it chalked up its I,oooth and 1001 th member. Instead,
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    892 12  -  STEVE BRADDOCK By Tops At French Grand Prix HE tense crowd pocked oround the 1954 French Grand Prix course ot Rheims m northern France, gasped m horror as the skidding, coughing Ferrari burst into flames and howled down the course like a burning torch. Ace iver Gonxales, his
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    663 12  - YOUR SUNDAY CHESS COLUMN Queen's Castle By '/""HESS players do not recognise a game as being a good one unless it abounds m complications. Many amateur players, however, prefer not to encourage complications until the middle game has been reached. This is no doubt due m part to the vast
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    460 12 WHAT Is the best method m use just now to catch Alu Alu <*"»«■*">.£ Singapore. tint- !<«•*• The professionals use Malay handlines with brass wire as trace on a No. 4 Norwegian rook. An angler prefers Pegley Davis 6 oz. or 9 oz. tip Combat Rod with a
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    Malayan Personalities
    444 12 nineteen-year-old boy looked fearfully around him as lit- land- eel m Singapore. Everything about him was so strange. The rubber he saw for the first time m his life gave off an i offensive smell bin no one seemed to mind it. That was forty years ago. Today,
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    IT'S FRENCH BUT NOT 'FRENCHY'
    416 13  -  DAVID TAMBYAH By p you think your wife's an ANGEL, then for my *»?t ke at least don>t make a da with "ADORABLE CREATURES," due shortly to be shown at the Pavilion. But if you are the married or marrying type (you know what I
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    317 13 DURBANK, Calif.,— Scan MJ McClory would be feeling ladies' pulses today instead of making them beat faster by his screen portrayals, if his mother hadn't selected an ex-actress as his childhood nurse. McClory *s parents had a medical career planned for their off-spring, whose latest role was that
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    292 13  -  Peggy Briggs j£ j TJOW wonderful to be on the sweet side of twenty and to meet m person your Number 1 pinup. Could a girl ever forget it? It actually happened to two pretty Kentish Town (London) working girls— fair-haired Maureen Woolley, 19,
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    83 13 SINATRAS NEW ASSIGNMENT TTNITED ARTISTS will dis- tribute worldwide Robert Bassler's first independent film production. "Suddenly," a powerful suspense drama, starring Frank Sinatra m hi s first dramatic role since his performance m "From Here to Eternity" for which he received an Academy Award. Bassler, who made many successful pictures
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    41 14 JXHKM you have tried the I -mding Hood Red" I style, check the pattern imth I the picture shown above. I Then, if it is right, Not the lips tcith a tissue and apply second coat so it will remain color-fast.
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    261 14 "Qamr." It looks like a kail «ff sflk thread and it is attacked to a length «f cord far haaftiag m milady's wardnbe. This cote kwkins saeket is impregnated with exrln&ivc <fcay^ prhf. to sweet. Can he seen at leadins hair-dressing and frock satoas, as well
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    149 14 GO CAY WITH GOYA ITV^Ji since time began. women have loved and perfume, which m its mysterious. baffling way completes the harmony of c.othes and good features. It is only recently, however, that really good perfume has been put on the market m a way which ia within everyone's reach.
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    437 14  -  KAY SAB APATHY First Mm Nineteen Yemr* Asks JJOW old-fashioned is your lip-pattern? Does it really beautify your face? Is it new and up to date? Does it so with the bis fashion change that is taking place? Out of Hollywood have come
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    55 14 HTHE best way to scoop x out the inside of a tomato or pepper is to use a grapefruit knife, which has a curved blade. T UKEWARM water and XJ a mild soap will clean up imitation leather. To keep it from cracking, rub the material with a
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    174 14 CHELLS needed: One large prickly cockle, body. Two large mussels, feet: two smaller, arms. One large whelk, head. Two small dog whelks, ears. Two top shells, eyes. Three small cockles, ashtray legs. One large scallop, ashtray. Fill hole Of large whelk with modelling clay. Fix two
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    582 14 Dear Susan Dix... T AM deeply m love with L a girl. She has declared her love for me too. She used to write to me frequently. But lately she has DCCB UfsifCUll^ me Ojr IMU writing so often. Does it mean she is tiring of me? "LONELY LOVER" (K.T.)
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      87 14 Do You Know? 1. What is the difference between a donkey and a postage stamp? 2. Why is a lame dog like a schoolboy adding six and seven? 3. What are the ashes of the expiring year? 4. Why does tying a slow horse to a post improve his pace?
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    112 16 ...On Holiday Make-up 0 THE most effective eyeshadow to wear with a bronzed skirt is either a deeper brown or gold. On iom« women, these colours make the edge of the eyelid look slightly pink, and m this case a little grey shadoic should be applied first. This cuts
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    159 16 HOLLY WOOl>— Believe it or not, Hollywood' 3 top producer m quantity is a priest. Father James Keller, the Maryknoll clergy who founded the worldwide Christopher Movement, holds th« local record for daily /tin* output. His Christopher movies are seen on most of the nations
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    468 17 How does your life match up to your love letters? SOAPBOX proudly presents a real happy family** the FORDS of Bristol. They have four children^June 16, Sheila 16, son Roger 11 and baby Robert three months* IS YOUR FAMILY A HAPPY ONE? Find out N~O*W! Read it, ponder
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    189 17 £< :uit under half a pint of :rtsh milk. When on the boil take otT the fire and .'\d ?ust under an ounce of <h butter. Ir large bowl mix six ounces of powdered sugar. a ..ttle under one ounce of flour and. one
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    221 17  -  Ambrose Heath By IT'S more economical to 1 make a dish out of bananas than to eat them as they are. One of the simplest used to be called Winter Straw-berries-and-Cream by our great-grandmothers, and this was simply bananas mashed up with strawberry jam, and
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    527 17  - YOU TOO CAN BE A MODEL IN A YEAR... HAL BOYLE NEW YORK. MANY stage-struck girls dream of becoming a fashion model and going on from there to fame and fortune m Hollywood. If you have that dream, girls, you might as well ditch it now. unless you like to
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    1053 18  - MY FRIEND SIR GORDON Tommy Farr 6y Former British Heavyweight Champion THOUSANDS of words have been written on Gordon Richards the jockey; more will be told of Sir Gordon the gentleman. Yet I wonder how many are really familiar with the hardestliving and toughest-thinking man I know. Sir Gordon, who
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    111 18 t Mercantile Bank of India. Ltd., Sports Club office-bearers for the year September 1954 to August 1955 are: PATRONS: Messrs. S. Kirk. R. K. Love Ong Chay Tong President:— Mr. Lee Choo Seng. Vice-presidents: Messrs. Scow Sian Chye Chew Chong Long. Hon. Secretary:— Mr. Charlie Chua. Hon.
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    57 18 THE Customs Department, Penang and P.W. are holding their athletic meet this year on Oct. 2, at the Westlands School Penang, from 2.30 pjn. Entries for the one mile medley relay for Government Departments are invited and should reach Mr Suaran Singh, Hon. Secretary, Customs Athletic
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    870 18 But Ceylon-mate Pinto Fails Against Hee Chin KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. Ceylon's teenage ace, Rupert Ferdinands mastered and humbled Penang's aginennis championships now being ployed men's singles final of the Malayan lawn tg champion. Goon Kok Lem to enter the here. Ferdinands swiped a 6-1. 6-0 victory
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    257 18 I POH, Sat. A Perak Chinese Invitation team, fielding a galaxy of outstation soccer stars, outshone the touring Kowloon Busmen of Hongkong to win by two goals to one before a crowd of 8,000 on the Chinese Assembly hall ground today. Superior
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    396 18 By W. T. C THE cream of the Colony's cyclists will be competing for the Alfred Montor Trophy m a 100 KM massed start race organized by the Singapore Cycle Racing Association, at Changi today. Strong teams will be representing both Services and Civilians, and
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    57 18 IPOH, Sat. The Europeans were all out for 86 runs In the Europeans versus Rest cricket match for the Hennesey Cup which began „<*£• Walker, the former JJfrth captain, topscored with 40 while Major Coomb contributed 19. The Rest were 40 for one wicket when stumps
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    359 18 making o total of eight for Hie meet, were set on the concluding day of the All-Molayon P.W 0 JJhleiic chomponships at Cloros R««-l JuZTLtT'*'' otllleric Ronald Parry (Selangor) cut the 100 yards down to 10.3 seconds to break the existing mark
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    103 18 SERLMBAN, Sat. Th« fourth Malayan Sikh Athletic meet opened *»ere today with six records broken m the flrsl of the two day meet. ecords brok «n were m the •WO yards Balwant Singh 2 nuns 5.2 sees; pole vault Kernal Singh 11 ft Ok m: javelin—
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    A Dragon Will Dance At Stadium
    287 19 dragon, eighty feet long, its golden Males gleaming, will be at JaJan Besar uJium tonight However. ois is not a Singapore AFA i; loortation to keep iie *-»d and woolly soccer fans frequenting the stadium omm nights m good behaviour. The dragon is there
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    PENANG CAN RETAIN MALAYA CUP...
    380 19  -  TONY RANGEL If The Forwards Shoot Straight And Low! By from Penang PENANG had to go out of their normal programme replay with Selangor before they •,i;alified for the M ilaya Cup Final against Singapore next month and, at the moment, it appears that the
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    Ceylon Sports Club Officials
    126 19 Ceylon Sports Club Officials THE following were elected office-bearers at the 21st annual general meeting of the Ceylon Sports Club: President: Dr. C. Subramanyam; Vice-Presiderits: Mr. P.E. Perera and Dr. P. T. Nathan; Hon Secretary: Dr. V. Thambipillai; Hon. Treasurer: S. Nadarajah; Hon. Asst. Secretary: Mr. S. Muthucumaru; Hon. Asst.
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    COLONY'S CRICKETERS LOST THEIR SHINE IN INTER STATE GAMES
    795 19  -  LALL SINGH By Singapore !sasSS's£Ssa3sr=St.« 1 a \juv maicn against Selangor was comp.etely washed out by rain, and the game against Negn Sembilan had to be cancelled, as Negri could not raise a sidie owing ;o emergency difficulties. Against Malacca w
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    The Sports Parade
    21 19 By the Standard's team of Sports Reporters, giving an all Malayan commentary of sport. MR. JUNIOR S PORE.
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    Police Upset
    53 19 MALACA. Sat. Police SA beat Hua Lian 3 l to create the biggest upset m the Craven A league at the Kubu stadium on Thursday. Thus the league is now open with the Indians having a say. Scorers were Hamzah and Taman 2 for Police and Peng Kin
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    JOKES MADE APOLLO OF BOB TEO
    540 19 JOKES MADE APOLLO OF BOB TEO By FRANCIS BOEY An oft-repeated joke about his skinny build, with the added taunt that physical exercises were meant only for MEN and not for weaklings, made a 15-year-old schoolboy what he is today— Mr. Junior Singapore 1954. Robert Teo of the Queen Street
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    The New Champ
    172 19 IN WINNING the Malayan singles title, Ong Poh Lim probably played the best game of his life. No one who saw him beat Ooi Teik Hock can deny him this honour. He is not a stroke artiste. Amongst the great players of today, he has the least
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    KNOCK ON WOOD!
    184 19 EVER since the Wood Shot was introduced there have been endless controversies over it. It has created illfeeling between the players and the umpire and quite often even among the spectators. It does not. and cannot, improve the game for the simple reason that the commission of
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    Kelantan Needs A Stadium!
    314 19  -  J. SINGH by from Kota Bahru KELANTAN is badly m need of a stadium to boost sport m this part of Malaya. With only the Churchill Padang at the disposal of the Kelantan Football Association at present and even this is not even properly fenced Kelantan
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    Malayan B'ton CONVICTED!
    829 19  - Malayan B'ton CONVICTED LEONG HEW MENG But ONLY on one Charge By from Ipoh ,-> L 4^ LAYA bodmint °n was on trial m the recently conduded 13th Malayan Open Badminton Championships. Now comes the judgment. We had faced two charges firstly, not having at our disposal youthful players to
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    Big Day For Newcomers
    2398 20  -  WINDSOR LAD Sealed Orders Upsets To Pay $182 For Win From 810 SWEEP TOTAL POOL $288,400 Ist PRIZE *****4 $77,868 2nd PRIZE *****4 $38,934 3rd PRIZE *****6 $19,467 STARTERS ($3,244): *****6, *****3, *****1, *****0, *****3, *****1. CONSOLATION PRIZES ($1,730): *****0, *****9, *****0, *****6, *****5, *****4, *****3,
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    LALL SCORES 71 FOR LEWIS' XI
    121 20 H. L. Lewis XI, made up of many Colony cricketers, beat a Singapore Cricket Club side by six wickets on the padana yesterday. The Cricket Club could only score 68 runs after taking first lease of the pitch. Army's 1 Peter Short was responsible
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    Elsie Steals Show At CSC Meet
    605 20 THE Colony's Asian Games swimmer, Elsie Lim stole the show at the Chinese Swimming Club's 38th annual championships, when she scored five firsts without much opposition at Amber Road yesterday. Elsie was one of the nine record breakers at the meet. A day short
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    Foong Seong Cup B'ton
    99 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.—Selangor beat Perak by four games to nil today—the first day of the Foong Seong Cup round between the two Stales at the Selangor Badminton Association Hal] here. Following are the results (Sel angor players mentioned first) Singles: Lim Koon Yam beat Foo Voo
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    SHELL HOLD SPORTS MEET
    275 20 SHELL HOLD SPOR TS MEET THE Seventh postwar Shell Athletic Championships were held at Paya Lebar yesterday when the outstanding athlete of the meet was S.A. Kadir. He won two events and was placed m two others. Only one record wa g broken. This was m the Two Lap Walk
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    Four In Row For Oregons
    54 20 „«°?u E 9° N Dvc ks' rounded up their tour of Singapore with a four m a row victory last night at the Happy World stadium when they beat a combined Hongkong* Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Penang team by 88-61. Half time score was Oregon
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