Sunday Standard, 2 June 1957

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    19 1 SUNDAY STANDARD KMNM,N m it m Vol. VII. No. 333 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1957 24 PAGES 20 CENTS
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    320 1 c^mtion Public I Ll Department has SfSstfiven the East ''f road its attention. Snorted that improve'nl, tnflic I-'or years KoU f and Kiuntan hivs and only fn J travellers would along it It fh treatment to anri travellers are d" ith dust-red dust 1 ,hf northern portion '/aW <
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    Lock icon 8 YEARS JAIL
    33 1 SNA. June 1 (AP) A ;ar:an murt has sentencwoman to eight years In lor spitting at a Secret fman who had been dby anti-Russian reionarir^ last autumn, BBudaprst said yestcr-
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    Lock icon MAN AN ISLAND WITH LESS THAN 10 WORDS
    477 1 asttr^^jftij f ha^ D T°HE CH^nTe'of'a'li^EtVme M layQnS n W plete'C l!mer^kTH (See^ Pa H e 3) yOU have to co^DeDOrtmnr fl the entry t0 The Publicity AN ISLAND 9 CON e fEsT' 9 enVe Pe W N Ser| d as mony
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    Lock icon Britain Drops H-Bomb No. 2
    220 1 BRIGHTER THAN 1,000 SUNS NNKNKNK leased *h?Y RM S ,u LERT June 1 Br "ain leaslied the force of the sun itself yesterday m the worlds first test of a pint size H-bomb which a medium bomber can hurl against many LJiT It was the
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    Lock icon EXERCISE ENDS
    27 1 THE four-day SEATO exercise "airlink" m which jet planes of New Zealand. Britain, the United States and the Philippines took part ended m Bangkok yesterday.
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    Lock icon JAP STUDENTS PROTEST
    63 1 TOKYO, June 1 (AP). Japanese police threw up riot lines outside the British Embassy late today to hold off an expected anti-H-bomb demonstration by 500 students. "We're expecting a crowd here later tonight." said an embassy spokesman. Police ringed the building opposite the Imperial Palace throughout the
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    Lock icon COMPENSATION
    31 1 COLOMBO, June 1 (UP)— Compensation for bus companies when the bus transport services are nationalized m Ceylon, is expected to cost the Government approximately R550,000,000 m respect of buses alone.
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    Lock icon NEWSPAPER BAN
    17 1 THE Jordan Government yesterday banned all Egyptian newspapers and magazines from entering the country. Reuter
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    Lock icon 1,300 MALAYANS BANNED FROM ENTERING INDIA
    278 1  - 1,300 MALAYANS BANNED FROM ENTERING INDIA JOE SASSOON ONE thousand three hundred passengers booked for the next outward sailing of the 8.1. ship Rajula from Singapore to Madras on June 7, will be stranded because of the decision of the Government of India to ban their entry into the port.
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    Lock icon KISHI SEES FAMOUS PAGODA
    48 1 photo. PRIME MINISTER Nobusuke Kishi of Japan (second from right), is seen visiting the famous Shwedagon Pagoda m Rangoon during his three-day goodwill visit to Burma. Note barefooted escorting soldiers and accompanying Burmese officials. The Japanese Premier was also out of his shoes UP
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    Lock icon MORE AUSTRALIAN AID FOR MALAYA
    161 1 AUSTRALIA hopes to supply the Federation with more capital and secondary equipment for its industrial development, the Dominion's first Trade Commissioner to the Federation, Mr. William Cairns, said m Singapore yesterday. Mr. Cairns arrived m Singapore yesterday m the liner, Roma. He was accompanied by
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    Lock icon New Captain On Tanker
    60 1 YOKOHAMA, June 1 (UP) The British Shell oil tanker Nassarius sailed for Singapore early on Saturday evening after being stalled for five days by the strike of 36 Chinese crewmen who demanded that the captain be replaced. The 8,246-ton tanker left with a new master. Capt.
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    22 1 ADVERSE weather has again cancelled for 24 hours the second shot m the summer nuclear tests series m Nevada. Reutcr
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    Lock icon SEVEN KILLED IN TUNISIA
    49 1 TUNIS, TUNISIA. June 1 (UP). A French soldier was badly stabbed m a Tunis street today and French troops throughout the country were ordered to remain m their barracks following a shooting incident m which seven Tunisians were killed nnd 19 wounded by French bullets.
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    Lock icon DEATH PENALTY
    36 1 NICOS SAMPSON, a 22-year-old Cypriot journalist, was sentenced to death m Nicosia yesterday, after being found guilty of pointing a loaded stengun at a party of police and also of carrying a stengun. Reuter
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    Lock icon Sinatra In 'Wrong Door' Role
    148 1 LOS ANGELES, June 1 (AP) —Joe Dimaggio and Frank Sinatra were named defendants yesterday In a U. 5.5200,000 damage suit filed over the much publicized "wronsf-door raid" directed at actress Marilyn Monroe. Mrs. Florence Kotz Ross, a 39-year-old secretary, brought the action. She said she
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    Lock icon Probe Into Man's Death
    74 1 SINGAPORE Police are investigating the death of a City Council worker who died on Friday after being involved m a fight with some labourers. Ayasamy. a middle-aged man was found dead m his Lorong Lalat labourers' quarters with a head injury that appeared to have been
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    Lock icon CHIANG ADMITS FAULT IN HIS LEADERSHIP
    167 1 TAIPEH, June 1 (UP)— Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek told his nation today that "we must stand on the same side with the United States" and openly admitted there was fault m his own leadership of Nationalist China. In a rare nation-wide broadcast Chiang said last
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    Lock icon 19,000 CASES
    31 1 THE Thai Deputy Minister of Public Health, Mr. Sawat Thamprakob, announced at press conference yesterday that the known cases of influenza m Bangkok was now more that 19,000. Reuter
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    Lock icon U.S. Will Invest In Malaya If..
    141 1  - U.S. Will Invest In Malaya If.. ANDREW ROTH From LONDON, Sat- American interests are thinking of investing m the Federation after Merdeka Day if. as it seems likely, the Federation Government gives greater promise of stability and encouragement to foreign investors than the Philippines. The Philippines, until now, had priority
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    11 2 Greece's Greatest Wartime Resistance Hero Killed By US Air Force Car
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    Lock icon TAIPEI-STYLE RIOTS FEARED
    146 2 ATHENS, Jane 1 (UP)— A U.S. Air Force car struck down and killed one of Greece's greatest wartime resistance leaders yesterday m a highway tragedy that set off warning signs of another Formosa incident. Forewarned by the unrest that followed a manslaughter case m Taipei, American authorities
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    Lock icon WATER SHORTAGE
    23 2 LATE arrival of monsoon rains is causing a water shortage m Saigon, South Viet Nam, national city of 2,000,000 peoples. UP
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    Lock icon NO CAIRO STOP
    28 2 BRITISH Overseas Airways Corporation announced m London last night it did not plan to reopen Cairo as a major stopover on its overseas services. A.P.
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    Lock icon China Can't Afford To Buy More Of Our Rubber Yet
    349 2 Trade Ban Ease May Benefit Malaya In Other Ways LONDON, June 1 (UP)— British experts predicted yesterday that the Red China trade relaxation will have little immediate effect on Malaya's sale of rubber to the Peking regime. They pointed out
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    Lock icon She Shows Off Dresses In A Ricksha In London
    68 2 pic. WEARING a coolie hat, off m a ricksha*-, goes Claire Gordon. But the setting isn't m Japan for Claire was one of the girls who were showing dresses inspired by the M.G.M. film "The Teahouse of the August Moon." And
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    Lock icon More Piracy Off H'Kong; Ships Attacked & Robbed
    160 2 More Piracy Off H'Kong; Ships Attacked Robbed HONGKONG, June 1 (AP) An armed motor junk manned by pirates fired on two Hongkong-Macao trading vessels early yesterday about 10 miles west of Hongkong, police said. Police said the first victim was heading for Hongkong west of lantao Island when it was
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    176 2 WALTER FONG, Chinese business leader m Sacramento, California was fined $2,000 on Friday m pleading guilty to conspiracy to import and maintain m his home a pretty Hongkong concubine. DR. KHOSLA, Indian ambassador to Czechoslovakia, presented his credentials on Friday to President Antonin Zapo.ooky. ARTHUR MILLER the playwright husband
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    Lock icon Windsors' 20th Anniversary
    106 2 PARIS. June 1 (AP) The Duke and Duchess of Windsor will celebrate on Monday the 20th anniversary of their historic marriage by staying home and having dinner all by themselves. •There will be no party," said the Duke's secretary. "Unless there is some last minute change, they
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    Lock icon NEW ARMY BOSS IN PACIFIC
    53 2 WASHINGTON, June 1 (AP) The White House announced yesterday the appointment of Major Gen. Robert If Cannon as commancer-in-chief of the U.S. Army m the Pacific area, effective July 1. The appointment was anncunced as President Eisenhower nominated Gen. Cannon for promotion to the rank
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    Lock icon Last RAF Base In Jordan Handed Over
    164 2 MAFRAQ, Jordan, June 1 (AP) King Hussein yesterday assailed Communist plotters who "betrayed us and bit the hand that fed them." The young" king made the statement m a speech following ceremonies m which the British turned over this Royal Air Force base
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    Lock icon Bargaining For A Govt.
    69 2 PARIS, June 1 (AP)— Pierre Pfllimlin, leader of the Popular Republican Party (MRP) yesterda v began bargaining with leaders of other parties to patch together a coalition government to succeed' Socialist Premier Guy Mollet. The 50-year-old economics and agricultural expert from Strasbourg scheduled a late night
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    Lock icon TEA EXPORT
    24 2 PAKISTAN announced yesnVn ay it J WiU €X P° rt 300,000,--000 pounds of tea m the year beginning April 1, 1957 AP
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    Lock icon Roberto Gets That Visa —3 Months
    133 2 Roberto Gets That Visa —3 Months NEW DELHI, June 1 (AP) —Italian film director Roberto Rossellini has been given a three-month extension of his visa, as of May 1, a Home Ministry spokesman said yesterday. The visa expired at the end of April and his case was reviewed because of
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    Lock icon CHINA TRADE: BRITAIN MAY LOSE H'KONG -KNOWLAND
    144 2 CHINA TRADE: BRITAIN MAY LOSE H 'KONG -KNOWLAND WASHINGTON, June 1, (AP)-U.S. Senator William Knowlarid (Republican California) told the Senate yesterday Britain may be risking loss of the crown colony of Hongkong by broadening its trade with Communist China. Knowland. the Senate Republican leader, said the British are taking a
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    Lock icon NEW COMMAND
    30 2 THE five Bagdad Pack allies are reported weighing plans to set up a full-scale military staff headquarters with Mohammed Raza Pahlevi. Shah of Iran, as supreme commander. AP
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      215 2 NOTICES s.s. "RAJULA" sailing 7th June for Nagapattinam and Madras. T*HE Government of India are not prepared to allow "Rajula" to accept unberthed or bunked passengers m the above sailing and all unberthed passages m this sailing are therefore cancelled. Refunds will be made on application. Saloon passengers xv ill
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    Lock icon She Wants To Be Among "4 Girls In Town"
    128 3 front ttttong Girl From Hong Bahru I7fr* \o the value of 5000 will be siven to ,npore f s "Four Girls Tn^n'" for whom a arch is now on. h will receive $750 orth of Rif^ay we have two more in:ajvire
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    Lock icon A MANSION IN THE HEART OF LONDON
    378 3 f5C_Ma/gygj_fnvoy _At The Court O/ St. James o 19th.ce"fu L r» m^ U S'T 71 '"><"««"> 6o'«'«m.n, i, „ekin 9 S h2 f p hl m s sion Ithe1 the Standard was told today The Federation is therefore looking for a five Saif«r«h
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    Lock icon Mac To Probe Loss Of Votes
    81 3 LONDON, June 1 (Reuter) —Mr. Harold Macmlllan, the Prime Minister, and some of his chief lieutenants will hold an inquiry this weekend into the continued slump m Conservative popularity reflected In the latest series of parliamentary by-elections. The Government Party, defending seats this week
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    Lock icon U.K. Rubber Talks Satisfactory
    153 3 U.K. Rubber Talks Satisfactory LONDON. June 1 (Reuter) Members of the Malayan delegation m London for the talks on rubber last night expressed satisfaction at the result achieved. Mr. Tan Lark Sye, adviser to the Rubber Trade Association Singapore representative, told Reuter that there was greater understanding on the points
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    Lock icon Air C-ln-C Sends Own Helicopter To MP's Aid
    215 3 KIALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Commander-in-Chief of the Far East Air Force, Air Marshal Sir Francis Fressanges, today deployed his personal Whirlwind helicopter on a unique mercy mission to rush an injured British military policeman from a Johore highway to the Singapore Military
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    Lock icon Saturday Bride
    63 3 MR. AND MRS. Richard Tan Eng Tye after their wedding at the Church of Saints Peter and Paul m Singapore, yesterday. The groom is the third son of Mrs. Tan Soo Jin and the late Mr. Tan Soo Jin. The bride, the former youngest daughter of Mrs. Fang
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    Lock icon Players Herald 'Shooting' Of New Film
    246 3 Players Herald 'Shooting' Of New Film rite Return Of Pontianah THE traditional Muslim ceremony of blessing a new project was held yesterday morning at Keris Film Production studios, m Singapore, for the start tomorrow at 9 a.m. of the shooting of the film "Revenge of Pontianak." The ceremony began at
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    Lock icon ATTACK ON JEEP
    33 3 A MILITARY JEEP, with two aboard, was fired on by terrorists m the Yong Peng district of 'Johore on Friday morning There were no casualties, or damage to the vehicle.
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    Lock icon Registry Wedding
    54 4 pic. i»i-v. -__._a» iTi_.a. /_ng ivnye aeons pictured aiier ineir wedding at the Registry of Marriages in Singapore yesterday. The groom is the third son of Madam Soon Keow Neo, and the late Mr. Ang Bee Chin, and the bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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    Lock icon HMS Cossack In Colourful Ceremony At Naval Base
    255 4 THE Royal Navy Dockyard, Singapore, formed the backdrop to a traditional and colourful naval ceremony, when the H.M.S. Cossack of the Bth Destroyer Squadron was re-commissioned yesterday. Uniformed impeccably m white, and led by the Royal Marine Band, the new complement of
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    Lock icon Govt. Urged To Legalize Pirate Taxi Business
    180 4 Govt. Urged To Legalize Pirate Taxi Business A NINE-MAN delegation, led by the assemblyman for Changi, Mr. C. K. Lim, yesterday called on the acting Labour Minister, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, and urged him to "legalize" pirate taxi operation m Sinsraoore. The delegation, which claimed to represent the views of
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    Lock icon GALA BALL
    33 4 MORE than 600 people were present at the Portuguese Night gala ball, which was organized m aid of Snint Francis Institution building and orphanage fund at the Seaview Hotel last night.
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    Lock icon Candidate's Promises
    74 4 THE Liberal-Socialist candidate contesting the by-election m Tanjong Pagar Ward, MrChong Wee Ling, last nignt promised, if elected, to provide better opportunity for employment, and help m uniting employers and employees. Other election promises he made are: more cheap homes for the poor, free primary education for all
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    Lock icon 49 NEW DOCTORS AND 31 DENTISTS
    617 4 MALAYA has 49 new doctors and 31 dental surgeons. They passed out from the Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya, yesterday. The following candidates have passed Final Professional Part II Examination for the degrees of MBBS m Medicine. Obstetrics and Gynaecology, and Surgery: Abdul
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    Lock icon Youngsters To Observe Youth Day
    51 4 THOUSANDS of youths m Singapore will today observe Commonwealth Youth Sunday m their respective churches mosques and temples Services will be conducted to pray for the youth of the Commonwealth after which the Queen's message will be read day o? reVI K° US name for
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  • Obituary
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    62 4 THE remains of the late Miss Gnanambikai. daughter of Mr v. Arunasalam goods accnt' t n he C n° f Mr V SundarTm oi S. ce P art ment of Agriculture andDatoSir Clough Thurai^ rrpi ha m V ll be removed fo r cremation from quarters No 41, Brickfields
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    Lock icon TEACHERS TO TAKE STRIKE BALLOT
    54 4 TEACHERS TO TAKE STRIKE BALLOT """nary V M A decision .n B^ m that th e n i«J Education, Koo, had a 2 rpM I |is S The statemtn •Ditc of the was not mar Ushment Sn5T?*»J subordinate to^ formal discv Union which rtatemei The stai a "flagrant bre a
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    20 4 THE Pro-tern c the School-p ar Owners Assoclati conveying cl homes to no from certain m«S the Road Traffi
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    Lock icon WING TRIO OPEN S'PORE SEASON
    149 4 THE show must go on and pretty Anffie of the W Philippine team of dancers and singers, the Win[ 6 opened their engagement at the Cathay Restaurant on Frfl night with a high temperature. Angie caught 'flu m Bangkok. She had not shakn itfj on
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    Lock icon THE HEALING KNIFEby DR. McGLADDERY
    286 5 Standard of surgery here is very high, he says GenerarHospita"l^terday dCry> Sem r SUrge n at S»»«*Po« during D whfch G h a o d wM £t V^T C lony tOday f r fOUr monthsr>™i tt«- U act as external examiner m surgery at LiverAXnlA'Sh^V"?*?
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    Lock icon Unity in short supply here, says Miss Nett
    109 5  -  Theresa Woo h'SHE LOVES OUR FOOD STALLS By student of psychology, Miss Martha unity is a commodity m very short City of Singapore. working of unity ra cs r 4 he ccmv don't md added: any little I the colourful by the
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    Lock icon YOUTH GETS THREE MONTHS
    43 5 A YOUTH. Day a Sin.sh. was sentenced to three months' jail by a Singapore Court yesterday, for criminal breach of trust of two radios and a sewin? machine valued at $1,230. The olTence was committed m August last year.
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    Lock icon TIN PRICE
    58 5 SINGAPORE, Sat.— The prirc of tin on the local market today was $385 per picul (Unchanged). COPRA SINGAPORE. Copra Association closing price. Straits Borneo copra June $23 buyers, $2.'^ sellers; fair merchantable mixed copra. Juno shipment to Bombay $27g buyers, $27i Fellers. OIL SINGAPORE, Coconut Oil Millers Association
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    Lock icon INSPECTOR IN COURT
    28 5 SMAPORE Police m:- G. H. Palmer, attachZ Kerbau oared m a sterday, on of causing K)n Ghee on oar. ae case will be heard on
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    Lock icon KIDNAPPING, RAPE CHARGE AGAINST MAN
    69 5 RA.TOO Krishna, 22, was tentatively charged m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's court yesterday with abducting an 11-year-old girl at the Medical Officer's quarters oft Chua Chu Kang Road on Jan. 26. Krishna was also charged with raping her at an unnumbered attap hut of! Maude
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    Lock icon NEW COURSE AT SHELL
    68 5 A NEW course on supervision problems lor stall of the Shell Co., Singapore, will bogin tomorrow at Shell House, Collyer Quay, it was announced yesterday by Mr. E. R. Nonweiler, the Training Department manager. Apart from three lectures, he said, all sessions will be run on
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    Lock icon TWO SINGAPORE BOYS WIN U.S. STUDY AWARDS
    83 5 SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD, Koh Yew Sin and Gay Chwee Hock (left to right) both from the Presbyterian Boys' School, Singapore who have been awarded United States Information Service, 1957, Youth Scholarships. They expect to leave Singa- pore m a few months time. Mr. Koh is
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    Lock icon BOSSES AGREE TO REVIEW 'SACKINGS'
    254 5 BOSSES AGREE TO REVIEW 'SACKINGS' Bus strike MANAGEMENTS of the Tay Koh Vat and Hock Lee Bus companies yesterday agreed to "study" the case of 82 discharged busmen and so solve the present dispute with the Singapore Bus Workers' Union. They have also agreed to meet a two-man negotiating team
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    Lock icon SPEECH CONTEST
    23 5 THE Student Section of the Chinese V.M.C.A. is organising an elocution contest for all Singaoore Chinese school students on June 8.
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    Lock icon P.A.P. MEETING
    22 5 THE next election meeting of the Singapore People's Action Party will be held today at Shenton Way at 5 p.m.
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    Lock icon NOW PRAWN CULTIVATION CULT COMES TO THE COLONY
    499 5 *at Singapore Fisheries part la being *d with applications II^P lands for prawn n the is. and. :h am Ah Kow, Chief ries Departn turned two attending -nth session of the a cific Fisheries Bandoeng, re- tnis m an interview Standard yester;D
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    Lock icon FOUR FINAL HOURS
    305 5 mwi iH tWrnl m^kWL^ -TfJK f /^Xa^__-S^I i A FOR lour hours yesterday alternoon a pretty young mother kept a smile on her face to hide the ache m her heart. As she laughed and played with her two schoolgirl daughters, the tears were never far away.
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    Lock icon MIXED MARRIAGES: UP, UP GOES TOTAL
    213 5 INTER-RACIAL marriages m Singapore have inoie than doubled m the last two years, a spokesman for the Registry of Civil Marriages told the Standard yesterday. This, he said, was only understandable m a cosmopolitan city like Singapore. In 1956 inter-racial marriages totalled 56 as
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      Lock icon OFFICERS WHO HOLD 2 JOBS AT SAME TIME
      400 6 OFFICERS WHO HOLD 2 JOBS AT SAME TIME PET subject of conversation m the Singapore Police Force, today is on Asian officers who attain dizzy heights. But let's shift the subject to the case of an expatriate officer— Superintendent F. G. (Sandy) Minns Mr. Minns, considered by the rank and
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    Lock icon Malayan Students Back The Labour Party
    731 6  - Malayan Students Back The Labour Party ANDREW ROTH By r T HERE were a lot of eyebrows raised by Malayan students at Malaya Hall on May 24 when Mr. Hugh Gaitskell declined to oppose the imposition of the antiCommunist ban on Singapore on the grounds that he understood that Singapore's
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    Lock icon Armys Jimmy Bell Says 'Goodbye'
    188 6 WHEN the trooper Em- pire Orwell leaves for > Britain tomorrow, she will have on board one of 5 the most popular personalities of the British Army, returning home 2 after service m Singa- pore. He is 38-year-old Army > Public Relations Officer. Major J.
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    313 6 A Judge's recipe for Happiness LONDON, Sat.-How to be happy when marrying for the second, time: Use tact, discretion and wisdom. That was the advice given by. Mr. Justice Wallington yesterday. But the couple with h( M c c se he was dealing m the Divorce Court did not benent
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    859 7  -  TERRY PILLAY AND THEY ARE PAID TO DO IT By \n Singapore today, there is an interesting occupation known as SNIFFING -and it's a woman's job. "SNIFFING," by the way, is decidedly a skilled trade, and there are not many women workers m the Colony
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    345 7  -  BILL PATERSON By THE days of the stately homes m Penang are numbered. The magnificent mansions of towkays and Capstans China which once recalled the grandeur of the island's history are gradually shrinking into the shadows of the past giving place to more
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    310 7  -  SWANNIE By AIR PERSONALITY TWO visitors stepped off a plane at the airport on Tuesday each holding a basketful of mangoes. At the Customs checkpoint, the first traveller declared that his fruits were purchased m Bangkok. The basket was allowed to go through. The second said that his
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      613 8 CATHERINE DU NHAM, the famous American-Negro dancer, is bringing her 52-mem-ber company to Singapore for a two-weeks season at the Odeon Theatre opening on Thursday, June 27. Miss Dunham's show is a spectacle of international folk and tribal dances, with, a strong leaning toward the raw. primitive individualism of
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      649 8  -  Victor Doggett Reviewed by DVORAK. Cello Concerto m B minor Op. 104. Antonio Janigro (cello), Vienna State Opera Orchestra cond. Dean Dixon. Pye-Nixa WLP 5225. JANIGRO gives a richly expressive performance of this wonderful concerto. He seems to bring to his playing, m balanced proportion, the qualities of
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    415 8  -  Esoteric The Newport Jazz Festival 1956. Phillips B4L-1050. (Each record may be purchased separately). The Newport Jazz Festival is now generally regarded as the most significant annual event of its kind, courting, as it does, diversity m an effort to cater for all tastes a fact readily attested to
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      48 8 THE TOP TWENTY list of 20 popular tunes of the moment was compiled by Music Publishers' Association, Ltd, m London, 1. HEART. 2. BUTTERFLY. 3/ YOUNG LOVE. 4. SINGING THE BLUES. 5. TRUE LOVE. 6. BANANA BOAT SONG. 7. LOOK HOMEWARD, ANGEL. 8. MANGOS. 9. DON'T FORBID ME.
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      38 8 10. MARIANNE. 11. ROCKABILLY. 12. KNEE DEEP IN THE BLUES. 13. NINETY-NINE WAYS. 14. I'LL FIND YOU. 15. CHAPEL OF THE ROSES. 16. ADORATION WALTZ 17. CUMBERLAND GAP. 18. WISDOM OF A FOOL. 19. ALL. 20. GOOD COMPANIONS.
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      844 9 In and out of the Aegean Sea with a sultry Siren COMING BIG 3 BOY ON A DOLPHIN rides very well, and with voluptuous Sophia Loren as a sponge-diving breek siren leading a treasure hunt, you bet there'll be much chasing around m and out of the deep blue sea
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    824 10 Recs Have An Edge Over Airmen Cricket Prospects By Linesman... WITH the exception of the Ceylon Sports Club, all other teams m the senior division of the Singapore Cricket Association tournament, complete their first round engagements today. Weather permitting some good cricket should be seen. There is little prospect of
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    334 10 Test BIRMINGHAM June 1 (Reuterl The West Indies were 474 all out on the third day of the first Test between Tngland an( j the West Indies here today. At the interval they had taken their night first innings score of 31 (J for
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    481 10 Selangor Wins MCFA Cup First Time KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Selangor Chinese won the Malayan Chinese Football Association Cup when they beat their Negfri compatriots 2-1 m a thrillpacked final on the Princes Road ground today. Selangor thus won the trophy for the first time since the competition was started m
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    114 10 ALL BLACKS BEAT AUSTRALIA BRISBANE, June 1 (Reuter)— The New Zealand All Backs beat Australia hero today by 22 pt& to nine to win the two-match Rugby Union Test series between the countries. The All Blacks led 13—6 at halftime. The-7 had also won the first Test. New Ze.^ard scored
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    85 10 SPT/RXDID bowling by Kanchanlal (5 10) and sound hitting by Abdul Razak (55) highlighted the cricket match between the Anelo-Chine*e School and the Old Boys at Hong Lim Green yesterday. The Old Boys won by 29 runs. Old Boys: 106 runs (Arvinrai 27. Ccc;l Wong 22 not
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    664 10 EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD Kuldip Singh of Hullett House •won. the individual championship for the second year m succession at the annual athletic sports meet of Raffles Institution held on the school eround vp.qfprdav Kuldip won the putting the shot, hop, step and jump and throwing the discus.
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    150 10 WANDERERS Sports Club beat District Signal Regiment by 44 runs at Woodville yesterday. Wanderers: 133, (I. LEstrange 37, G. Fernandez 32. M Laily 17, Yeoman six for 74 and Bryant three for 22). DSR 89. (Bryant 14, Yeoman 11, Hulfe 10, Laily three for nine. Kraal two for
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    138 10 SURBITO Nf England, June 1. (UP)— Althea Gibson o f Now York entered the final of the Surrey County Lawn Tennis championships here today when she beat Miss Ruia Morrisson of New Zealand 6-2 6-1 The rangy coloured American Rlri towered head and shoulders above the thin
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    283 10 Singapore Batting: 91. Campbell, Free Foresters vs SCC 80* Barker, Barker's XI t« SGSC 74. Ponnambalam. Ceylonese vs YMCA 73, Thuraisingam, Ceylones* vs Chinese 60, Wilson. Command Pay Office vs Wanderers 58, C. Fernando, YMCA vs Ceylonese 58* Vijayasingam, Indians vs YMCA 52, Woodhouse, SCC vs Free
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    433 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Collapses by §da and Perak batsmen featured the first day's play i eleventh post-war inter-state cricket match ii started on the padang here today. Selangor won the toss and scratched unsuccessfully for runs against a not too hostile Perak attack. Except
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    60 10 FARRER Youngsters beat St. Josephs Institution by thr^c wickets and 38 runs m a friendly cricket match at S.J.I, yesterw.iv. 5.J.1.: 100 runs (Morris 32. Tommy Martens 14. Sunderaj five for 35 and Seva three for 43). Farrer Youngsters: 138 for seven wickets (Thambyraj 39. Seva 24. Baldhiraj
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    81 10 F.W. Cunningham. uh«J a net score I Division! Singapore G 1 RAP. ii (nett 72>: G. Both I Abbett (nett 75*. In the Ba'l S 1 nine went to G. Bo I ningham took J In the "B D.vi.- I Wai won by A. G I nett
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    33 11 THE BOXER A ND THE STRIPPER W t t f,ancc- Amen**" [PA B|S dancer. Syra k tCl!i America" ligMCi Ralph «>"£•• tFf 1 to >** will meet X Lich«^ci«Ht ChamFcrrCf- Unite d Press Photo. _----------i
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    264 11 First Step For Colony's Shooters For Asian Games istofwill soon bo made )rcjni/o tho first Colony n Pistol Championships, i behind the scheme is R«k Kum Woh, Colony's tk shot whose one ambiiis to r.\isc a team of I rs to represent npore m the Third Asian U to be
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    39 11 ST. Patrick's School will be holding its Annual Athletic Meet on Saturday, June 8 on the School Ground at 2.30 p.m. There will be 2 events for the Old Boys— loo yds and the Hall Mile.
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    45 11 COMPTON, California. June 1 (AI 3 >— Merv Lincoln of Australia won the feature mile m the Cnmpton invitational track ann firld meet last night, with Bobby Seaman of the US. •econd. Lmzlo Tanori oi Hungary third and Tom Courtney of the U.&., fourth.
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    282 11 Singapore*— 3rd Day, Sat.. June 1, 195 7. Going— Yielding Race Horse Dividend Time 6c Distances >arenth (4) 8.06 Franklin Rare 1:. 6 fur stage Mow 11 (2> 8.12 116 50 7. v uw Cl. 1 Dlv. 2 Johnson $9 -,o I t hc Walla Walla
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      117 11 TODAY'S SPORT RICKJ Tournan cnt: IA: Police sr.R.C; SRC. at R.A.F.; S C.C. at Uni"A": c.s.c. C.S.C.; RAF. R.AJ*. TcjiV.M.C.A. vs. SCat V.MC.A.. Junior rj vs. Police at B Police vs. -«t 5.H.8.; r.a F. Seletar Changi "A" <:..\ A.F. vs. Tengah C. VS. RA. Q M at S.C.C. at
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    501 12  - Should we have MALAYANISATION In SPORT, too? JEFFERY JAMES Preference, Please For Malayan Born Sportsmen Says 0 Should we have Malayanisation m "port, too? Well, should we when it is the tendency of some of our selectors to give British players preference over locals! 0 Should our sports organisations continue
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    535 12  - Unfair Tactics Creep Into Penang Soccer BILL PATERSON From Penang. UNFAIR tactics are being employed by certain second division soccer teams m Penang m their endeavours to gain league honours this season. A few instances— and thank goodness, only a few have been observed by the writer m the recent
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    204 12  - Lloyd's on the Comeback Trait Al Johnson i'n SINGAPORE'S first Olympian, former champion high jumper, Lloyd Valbcr£, now father "of five children Is on the comeback trail with a place m Colony's Asian Games team for Tokyo as his target. Valberg, still on the right side of the thirties, gave
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    885 12 A Mess. ..And Then Another At Jalan Besar COLONY soccer fans had a most disappointing week. First they had to stomach that mess of a dish prepared by SAFA m connection with the Selangor Rangers visit, which is now best forgotten. Then they had to sit m abject silence over
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    101 12 HONGKONG, June 1 (Reuter)—The Hongkong Eastern Athletic Association, left here today by air for Singapore on its way to Sydney for a twomonth tour of Australia and New Zealand Lee ft?* J*P« team manager, told Reuter the team planne d to play eight to nine matches
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    640 12 Pandas Aim To Knock The Oilers Out Softball COLONY'S softball pennant fever is reaching its peak. With the champion Consulate Braves now assured of a playoff m the final series, the temperature is above normal around the camps of the Pandas and the Oilers, the ex-Bombers who are presently being
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      8 13 FEATURE SECTION SUNDAY tiger STANDARD JUNE 2, 1957.
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      387 13 On Location In Sarawak leitntj Buchanan* f o f Shatr Brothers technicolor iin production "Msonahoume" today Ldmdt* his svrios of articles on j e amottfi Iho Mhans m Sarawak. SAT up startled m my mosquito net. A blood-curdling wail rent the air like the v of hungry wolves. r irecalled
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      1772 13 Shooting Beqins A Then Farewell shoots! (a bamboo shoot is about three feet long, and pointed!!!). BATHING WAS DONE IN THE RIVER. THE GIRLS WOULD BATHE WITH US QUITE FREELY. SOME WOULD ASK US TO SCRUB THEIR BACKS. Sungei Amang where we were staying was a perfect jungle paradise, or
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      1076 14 It's Happening In Cannes Today —By A Special Correspondent "YOU seem lonely," smiles the attractive mademoiselle. The Englishman looks up, happy to hear his language spoken. It has been so hectic getting his sleek sports car across the Channel, past the officials and on to
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      24 14 A view of lovely Cannes on the French Riviera— select, but not too expensive for a man with a part-time wife.
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      813 14 JKGJH RECENTLY the worried mother of a growing daughter asked me rather an unusual question— what could she do about the overweight of her daughter aged ten years? She had been told various alarming things by friends and acquaintances— that It was due to glands; that it
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        76 14 -4 DELICIOUS PRESCRIPTION fZm*^ 'Yes, he's the picture of health now, Mrs. A He was /^^ft^ii^^ rather underweight; due to his rapid growth the doctor u What did he prescribe, Mrs. B?" MlL^y c Svr b se S i? Uality tVtTy day MILKM ATD (I^ud^^^ S What a delicious prescription,
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      108 15 pOR travellers, or as a gift for friends' outside of Malaya this train-case, from Chee Seng, 175, Batu Road, would make a useful addition to their lugg- age. Made m grey lizard skin, on a strong steel frame (which makes it very light to carry) it is
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        718 15 ONE of the happiest People at Kuala Lumpur Airport tomorrow will undoubtedly be Mrs <>"* ™<c Lin, wife oi the Federation Minister for Transport, o re r ™T^ rom via Madrid, with the Tunku Mrs. Ong, toother with he Tunku's wife, and re fPective families, h. i^
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        52 16 "It's all very well for you to say 'Give him anything he wants, doctor. YOU don't know what he's just asked for! "And how did this blonde hair [ret on your club may I ask?" "I always stand out here when she sings. I don't want people to think I'm
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        155 17 C^^ r*^v I PASTED VA NBEDS PUMLENTV^\ ATTA^OV, PDRVCV"/ >aT) VOsLhJ^ sr\ CX SPEED T'C^BT THAT >, I CLEANED IT £V 0 C?fn)/7 A ?S*> 0 NICE 7UMP, POKKV/ I X I'M ULP/ WE^E COME^ VACNSUP rZy/ %A\ (en n TOLD VA VOL) COULD PS^EEZINe/ PETUNAIA/ y IMTA TM\e, MAKE
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        142 18 i®i A iHkH, A I^PB AAAMPRAKE! /WE'RE &EING i A I l\rl A l# SL WHYARE WE// -PULLED UP— ii H l%| 1^ Ail f^ -RISIKI6?/1 BY SOME SORT MAiwr\Mr\u >-w ra^oi MAGICIAN I BYLEEFALK^ PHIL DAVIS /^^J^l\ WINNING TOE GREAT BEAUTY I I' WJJPn I^l contest; narca is tolp
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        85 18 ARE WE AWAKE I WE'RE AWA^T>>| --OR IS THIS A FASTER- -ni^^ BAP DREAM? GETTINGTMim R s IT MUST BE— W COL^-SOOM-7 A^ vj/ I r I V TON'T KNOW WHAT TM IS ALL I KMOW^UKmT MAS TO PO WITM MY (6ULP) V TMIS WHOLE TUIN< BEAUTY CONTEST! I PONT/,(,\
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        60 19 -___A r l £3 Capl Q I Anderjon r-Tf^TjJgr? 1 g 0 YOU REMEMBER, IMMORTAL U PHAMTOM.TMAT MANY i CENTURIES AGO. WE /limm7 LITTLE PEOPLE^g^oM J I LEE FALK V A. WILSON o MCCOY W£ CW£S IVEPf M? A//17Z7/ US*- BECAUSE TNEY NEVER COULD SEE US— THEY BLAMEP THEIR TROUBLES
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        227 21 The New Fiat 1100 TV Convertible With Trans- Atlantic Styling ■Iff kin have a flair for incnrpor.it ing transmtlinih auto styling into \hf\T comparatively small r lout making them Wk like mishapen bugs. wry clever and stylish sample is the Fiat 1100 TV »o srater convertible above bit TV convertible
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        560 21 THE TAXI SCRAMBLE HAS EMPTIED THE CAR SHOWROOMS TT seems to be a sellers' 1 market again, at least where certain makes of cars are concerned. The delimitation of taxis have started a scramble among taxi owners to buy new cars, as only these would be licensed. Motor dealers have
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        68 22 i y 4^ m V^^A of sophistication I P" 1 Who C*Tl TALIOIK9 LATY V» B m YlltlliT'l fci^ffg Lavender m toGd form, asd Yaar&cy Lxrxv&ttioxK. I K M/ now y eats and B enjoys every g{ meal after taking I^^\ *rfm SlDeWitt' W A^ TM 1 f!1 T^ J
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        867 22 BIRTHDAYS SUNDAY. Should be a stantial gains. There seems near year-e\id. The tone in Very interesting twelve- to be nothing more to domestic concerns is per" month. Not without a flum- worry you than some minor haps a little in doubt. You her of difficulties, though^ disputes. You need to
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        646 22 m MrM BMsKSKmI m&BMJ mm. 9 1 m li w& rl ,T*jP i JT was bound to happen. A reader insists that I shall give public advice on how to deal with an errant husband. If she thinks I am going to be fool enough to try to advise m
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        644 22 GEMINI.— Are disposed to see the facts as they are and to act without a lot of fuss. They would consider that if the affair were serious the main argument for union would have gone. They insist on loyalty and if it goes they tend to have small interest m
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        176 22 which involve close partners. But the rest of your concerns are m a slack Phase and progress might be quite a problem. The best thing to do with plans which are sticking is to let them swing for a few days. It does not look as if you can change
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        426 23 Strange Happenings In Italy 's Former African Colonies AVVVVVV\VVVV\\VWVV\WWVV\VVVVWV>^ HASSIB I iGUVt FOR A MFHiy by Albcr* !imti di Pirmno tinire DeuUch, lon don. 192 pp. ITis.) master > about the entertain-v.-orld, whee listened to r is a surcr- and what is written wit, keen sympathefor the pla -es. the
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      235 23 BOILED ALIVE, by mcc Buckingham. Michael Joseph, Lonod. 855 pp. 12 6.) IE the gruehich seems c natural preof mysteries, has to do with a Mexican tel| and top international thermo-nuclear this Is an ill 1 1 blown quite i for detective an American
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      387 23 An Interesting Report On Malayan History THE HISTORICAL ANNUAL, Published by the University of Malaya Historical Society, Singapore. $2 for nonmembers; $1.50 for members. 192 pp. THIS is the third Annual to make its appearance since the first issue m 1953, and the editorial board admits rather sadly that none
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