The Singapore Free Press, 8 May 1954
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Title Section18 1954-05-08 1 The Singapore Free Press .t ._it ._i Mternoon Sale m Malaya. Siiisaporf. Sal.. May 8, 1951. Pricf K.lts18 words
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Article, Illustration33 1954-05-08 1 General Christian I)e Castries, heroic commander of the fallen French garrison of Dien Bien Phu, m northern Indo-China. He defied the enemy, overwhelmingly superior m numbers, to the end.33 words
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234 1954-05-08 1 SIT YIN FONG - SIT YIN FONG A GIRL EVEN SAW 'BABY DEVILS' By are swept two lower classes 01 me Singapore Girls' School m Waterloo Street on afternoon, after a fantastic story spread of ig, black, father with several little baby tory started among a small group of234 words
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94 1954-05-08 1 FAIN, France and the ed States m identis delivered m MO6--terday rejected Rust proposal to estaEuropean collective pact which America loin and a proposal for membership of NATO. 1 West challenged Rus- five "concrete proof" ill by working with it on a five-point planReuter - 94 words
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Article18 1954-05-08 1 Th ey'll keep jobs hundred aircraft Belfast, Northern <"<> to bo dismissed Sf SSBS llr that thPir inKc ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article39 1954-05-08 1 The Ceylonese Premier, sir John Kotelawala, reportedly has told the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, that Ceylon would be ready to guarantee a settlement m In do-China if this was acceptable to Asian opinion A.P.A.P. - 39 words
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Article24 1954-05-08 1 A French spokesman In Geneva said last night there was now agreement m principle to start the Indo-Chmu peace negotiations today.24 words
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Article27 1954-05-08 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning on an uncertain tone with first grade May shlpi ment. at IO.K cents unclmnßed 1 from yesterday's close.27 words
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Article42 1954-05-08 1 ALL FR KIN C H national theatres were dosed m mourning for the fall of Djen Bien Phu. A Soviet ballet company due to open its performances at the Opera House tonight will be among the shows affected ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article67 1954-05-08 1 Say Japanese rpWO Japanese scientists said [•olcyo yesterday that the SI tes apparently ex::h hydrogen bomb n April 25 and estimates waa based on counter-testi of rain s this week on wideted areas of Japan. >aid there was a similar i Increase In the radio- of rain 12A.P. - 67 words
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Article37 1954-05-08 1 U.S. Senate yesterday d congressional action St. Lawrence Seaway sending H to President r his signature. sional passage reprea victory for the EisenT Administration which ed the -caway bill m the [islature programme. APAP - 37 words
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683 1954-05-08 1 JN the dying moments of gallant Dien Hien Phu, Brigadier General Christian I)e Castries, the proud and hawk-nosed pride of France's Indo(China's Army, ordered his artillery to shell his command post when it fell. "They are a few metresReuter; A.P. - 683 words
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Article48 1954-05-08 1 A Soviet Diane left Geneva for Moscow yesterday with the body of a Russian who died at the hotel headquarters of the Soviet delegation to the Far East conference. He was Piter Youkov. aged 53. believed to have suffered a heart attack Dolice said.- ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article, Illustration79 1954-05-08 1 The on ly girl in the fort rpjE FATE of UIC only airl iii Dien Bten Phu fortress, Oenevieve I>e (iallird Terraube, lg unknown. The. pretty blue eyed French Air Force nurse of had been trapped m the besieged fort since March 27. She flew into Dien Bien Pfcu m79 words
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Article48 1954-05-08 1 The French Premier M. Laniel, called an emergency cabinet meeting last niffht at the official hotel Ifatlgnon to discuss the Indo-Chinu .-ituation. In Washington, Precfdeni Elsenhower ye.sterday called a special meeting of the National Security Council, the nation* chief security nlanninz body for today U.P. A.P.U.P.; A.P. - 48 words
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Advertisement44 1954-05-08 1 Vfifr 3 s M^ 4# wA^ WE LX PLAYING TO PACKED HOUSES! im^*^^' .Nightly at H..t*> at thr World SUdiam lllallMi 3 P m on| y Sundays, rhildrrn pris*) Bookings: Robinsons. WinsCon.s, Happy World. Price*: $8, 5, 3, 2. flUfl ff Htfl -JnsAjrl fttULiDi44 words
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Article305 1954-05-08 2 Laniel may have to resign 1U toll ol Di< n Bi( n Phu probably sounded the d< kn»)l of Ihe Lanii I Oovernii i< of which only on Thursday obtained nl toif ol confidence In Ij;.m,« nt. m order to n Jt to continue negotiate a I i Wh» i305 words
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215 1954-05-08 2 ITHE ourt of Appeal 1 decided yesterday that it wai A better for the thiee-ye.ir-old daughter of divorced parents to stay m England at her father's hoitse with other children than to ff« to Singapore with her mother for215 words
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Article92 1954-05-08 2 Rubber men decide to talk longer COLOMBO E AN INTERNATIONAL 1 her Study Group mi eti m Colombo and expectei end yesterday has decided to continue discussions until Monday. Seventy delegates representing 21 countries Including japan, Germany, Britain, France and the United 6 are taking part m the discussions. TwoReuter - 92 words
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Article65 1954-05-08 2 beaconsfield. Buckinghamshire, Sat.— Mr. Aneurin Bevan. Socialist left-wing leader, was fined €20 yesterday for dai gerous driving. His driving licence wa> suspended for three months. He was also fined aid for failing to stop after being m collision with a coach on a road outside LondonReuter - 65 words
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Article, Illustration44 1954-05-08 2 MONTH'S GRANDSON picture Mr. David Montgomery, only son of Field Marshal Visrount Montgomery, and his wife uitli their infant son, Henry David, who was Christened at All Saints Church m Taipin« on Thursday. Mr. Montgomery is with the Shell Company m Ipoh. Free PressFree Press - 44 words
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Article57 1954-05-08 2 A high wind tossed the stern of the Italian liner Vulcania against pier at Halifax Mays, Canada, as she cleared port i n Thursday but damage was confined to dents m two plates She left on schedule for Nei York after landing 735 Italian immigrants from MediterraneanA.P. - 57 words
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Article29 1954-05-08 2 The US. Army yesterday rvjccti'd all six bids. Including an Italian ollrr, lor the construction of 16 hydraulic turbine governors for the Dallas Dam m Oregon. A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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281 1954-05-08 2 Catholic chastity' encyclical hit Thfl hurch of Knglmd, newspaper i*m\*n4 m London yesterday that a married Fope uould command far more confidence than a celibate une. The inper was D— Clllln| In a leading article on the reeCßt ijclioM letter of r»j)e Piu«Reuter - 281 words
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Article51 1954-05-08 2 United States Ambassador m Pakistan Horace A. Hildreth left for Istanbul yesterday to attend an area conference of U. S. ambassadors to Middle E< countries which will remain m .session for two or three days. Hildreth later will proceed to America for State Department consultations.- A.A.P. - 51 words
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Article60 1954-05-08 2 Queen Fr» d<rika of Greece holidaying In Austria yesterday settled a strike involving some 100 forestry workers on her Grutnuu Estate In upper Austria. The workers demand for a 10 per cent rise m overtime pay had been rejected by the estate manager. Queen Frederika offered anA.P. - 60 words
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Advertisement45 1954-05-08 2 RADIO WEEKLY INCORPORATING RADIO MALAYA NEWS ALL THE BEST ilk I MtOAiMJASTiIVC Full Pragram nt**s Lund 4 00 b*> i*raud at Itudio I'osibnif. l'Uunvhiny I Hr'hn Film IZ« !4>a s. liaOums und Vu 22/i'v. Pirlurv Svrtian. PRICE 30 CENTS FROM ALL NEWSAGENTS OX SALE TODAY45 words
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205 1954-05-08 3 300,000 IN SUBURBS WILL GET IMPROVED SERVICES 9 ngftporc Hural Board .n.!:sed plans to give 1 ,üburban residents betnltlel and more water r r chairman. Mr. r v G Day. on May 28 will Qe w community centre '-it PanJang to meet the 3mB about 30.000 g 01 Woodlands. Lim205 words
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Article222 1954-05-08 3 Juniors damage library books HEAVY damage is Deing Inflicted on books borrowed from Raffles Library by junior members, the Librarian Mrs G F. W Hudson ild the Free Press today. Mar v books have been returned torn, dirtied or badly marked with scribblings Hudson attributed "such Irresponsibility" to the pam»red222 words
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Article29 1954-05-08 3 Ch Council is to be to add fluoride to the iter M part of a sevenHealth Ministry scheme v its effectiveness m NMnj d( ntal d29 words
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Article58 1954-05-08 3 When Cpl. Richard P. Dutot. 23 said goodbye to the U.S Army he left m style m a low-slung sports car once owned by German Field Marshal Herman Goering. The black Mercedes-Benz, for which Dutot paid about U552,500 m Germany, was kept tn army storage,A.P. - 58 words
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Article99 1954-05-08 3 S IN £APOM Rotary Club l organised an essay ■t for school certificate r s u >«-t "Would a uni lanjjuage promote L',l atlonal goodwill 1 u '>d«*rstundins?" p| ««l, of not more ""> words, should be ul Ul Jo AU lookes Secre- tarial99 words
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161 1954-05-08 3 —A stone's throw from Empress Place A NEW racket to swindle the illiterate has started In Singapore with the sale of pills, claimed to cure impotent people. The pills are being openly sold by unscrupulous vendors m the heart of the city. Business is161 words
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Article78 1954-05-08 3 A GRATEFUL army officer walked into Mr. M.LM Abdulla's shop In North Bridge Road, Singapore, this week to collect the $50 he had forgotten at the counter after he bought a watch Mr. Abdulla said the officer hesitated to ask for his money and78 words
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Article30 1954-05-08 3 Forty-four people were convicted last year for improperly pulling communication cords and .stopping trains, British Railways announce. One of the main reasons: "One over the eight."30 words
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Article31 1954-05-08 3 Six silent men have .sailed from Southampton TrappLst monk* from Eire who.se luggage includes poks, pati.s, bedding a jeep and everything to start a monastery ia New Zea- > land.31 words
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Article, Illustration242 1954-05-08 3 KOKO, the eight-year-old crippled orang-utan belonging to Miss L. E. Bach, secretary of Singapore's r.s.p.c.a.. is now suffering from heart trouble. He suffers from periodical it t arks. Boko, whose right I m If paralysed from polio contracted some yea m ago i.^ being treatedFree Press - 242 words
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Article39 1954-05-08 3 The Queen Mother ha-s sent a book of Coronation photographs to the Rev. John ChLsholm, a missionary m New Guinea, because he could not hear the broadcast of the Coronation Service owing to poor reception.39 words
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Article49 1954-05-08 3 IPOH, Fri. The first town councils m the State are to* come into being on September 1 instead of on July 1. it wai officially announced today. The town council election! are to be held m three centre* Ipoh and Menglrmbu area, Taiping and Teluk An.son.49 words
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Article26 1954-05-08 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— More than 500 Hindus met at the Mariamnian temole today to observe KumbhabhLshekam, a ])urification corpmony after (■novations to the temple.26 words
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Advertisement82 1954-05-08 3 £2 For Purity and Wholesomeness j$ |n Always Insist On £3 l "MISSION" ORANGE g ?,V TONIGHT At Singapore's ONLY Air Conditioned |j AIR VIEW CABARET (Off Maxwell Roadj FRf f G/F7S of H S Refreshing "MISSION^ ORANGE g f? as Prizes for SPOT DANCES LUCKY CHAIRS c? £5 (By82 words
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Article389 1954-05-08 4 Aitiiouph tin Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are not scheduled to arrive back In j-i'ifdon, after then Commonwealth tour, until next Saturday the capital already I Km pill preparations to accord them a welcome home oi the kind v hich London i* erve for those it389 words
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NEWSLETTER FROM FRANCE
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Article, Illustration684 1954-05-08 4 STEPHEN COULTER HINTS THAT THE SAAR MAY BE LINKED WiTtt PRESENT REPRIEVE^ u/ijat i ten t be- hind tin new kid>ve trratnif lit of top ex-Nazi? Here is otto Abetz, for years Hitler's boss < nvoy In France, freed from Low jail and be684 words
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Article363 1954-05-08 4 O.M. MARASHIAN - O.M.MARASHIAN By pGYPT is turning oxlj Kin^ Parouk'B many palatial hideaways into public playgrounds, where Egyptians, and particularly tourists, can while away the hours m something of the style to which the portly monarch was all too well accustomed. One ol thr best known, a363 words
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Advertisement22 1954-05-08 4 TELCFUMKEM AEG J d& v 1093 LIFE LIKE REPRODUCTION IN SOUND RECEIVING AND RECORDING Soli Aj{cnt»SEOW KUAN CO. 4. Dhoby Ghjur SINGAPORE22 words
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Advertisement40 1954-05-08 4 fffln) PREVENT fZ^y EAR INFECTION I s x POINT J REGULAR WEEKIY CLEANINC AND STERILIZINC V TRAINED STAFF 65 cts. to $1-50 APPROVED BY O.T.E.C. tOSMO ENTERPRISES LTD f(^)J\ BANK 0^ CHINA MftLMM («th FkM>r» I -j\ *VT JO] Ar\^.^W40 words
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Miscellaneous35 1954-05-08 4 POCKET CARTOON by OSBERT LANCASTER RBSS HAW >om unj your hun, h r Wh«if ci» turtli urv v, XOi«K ro suy (h,,^ /foiii the Lit ilo.sn'l tU tn out to hr H i X 4^^35 words
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376 1954-05-08 5 U7OKK <> }1 the t )uil(iin ff of a powerful jet-age radio vi receiving station m Singapore, which will revolnM telecommunications m South-Kast Asia, is n>cin\ to sUrl on Monday at Yio Chu Kang. From this huge station ordinary376 words
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Article, Illustration32 1954-05-08 5 HE CAME TO SEE HOW WE LIVE MR. MILLER points at Singapore on the map as he traces the 24 countries he has visited so far. He was all praise for Malaya.32 words
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Article83 1954-05-08 5 KUALA LUMhUH *Tl. Members of the Tin Industry < Research and Development) Board areMessrs J. T. Chappel. D. r. Waring. F. C. Calvert and N. Cleaveland (nominated by the FMS Chamber of Mines). Col. H. S. Lee and Mr. Woo Ka Llm (nominated by the All-Malaya Chinese83 words
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Article154 1954-05-08 5 US phone link for Singapore SINGAPOREANS will soon be able to talk to America or India on I (be telephone. Plans are being made to extend the Colony's over- seas radio telephone ser- vice to these two countries, and later to Bangkok. A Singaporean, sitting m his home today can154 words
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Article39 1954-05-08 5 EMBAN. Fri. -Nearly 500 1 have added their names ie electoral register of the nban town council since >penedon April 1 1 w There were about 4,292 people ter last year. Reendj on May 31.39 words
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Article20 1954-05-08 5 I.UMPUR Fri t.iday gaoled months for disposing lin pen with a pawn wntaln pen re•len20 words
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Article46 1954-05-08 5 The Study Group Movement (Singapore*, announce that those wishing to take up courses In Elementary Economics. General Introduction to Shakespeare, English. Essay and Precis Wiititig. and Elementary Malay, should apply to the organising secretary c o British Council Hall, Stamford Road.46 words
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172 1954-05-08 5 In Colony after 22, 000-mile trip on a motor-cycle A 30-YEAR-OLD AMERICAN education expert has arrived m Singapore after visiting 24 countries, covering 22,000 miles, on a motorcycle. Mr. Richard J. Miller, education instructor at the University of Illinois, left America nine months ago to find out how the "other172 words
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Article170 1954-05-08 5 VARSITY TO OFFER CHINESE DEGREE studiwing among Dr. K. C. Ho, the University of v idles De- Free Press. m Chinese can UniveraiU Dr. Ho exnects department c Is a sub- are making linese section of iti library. regarding the 1"" are received «*e public too. More books are expected170 words
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Advertisement154 1954-05-08 5 X Wf M mMw£Mi4fw& W&tr Mr w» i w fJ m^^ (JfJ \V/ HAPPY WORLD, SINGAPORE Tonight! Special Night Speck! Gift Prizes Of "Colgate -Palmolive" Products presented for Spot Dances. There wi// be free distribution of "Colgate-Palmolive" Products— so come early. i?V JCW Courtesy Of Messrs. Harper, Gilfillan Co. Ltd.154 words
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Article60 1954-05-08 6 The Royal Air Fun < ment now has its own tni "Per Ardua." named alt« I Royal Air Force R<^>< motto. It will be heard for t first time m London when aR.A.F. Regiment Band Pit daily at the Royal Tournament next month. The march was recent •>60 words
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Article524 1954-05-08 6 IJORN TODAY, jour ,n,ui- tive. inventive and m ingenious mind can al«.. think up a hundred n« M ideas which you heHeve <m bring you a quick Mrreu They will, if you ham to develop them m some practlcal fashion at once. In other words, don't mwtk524 words
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Miscellaneous283 1954-05-08 6 m^^mmm tmatemwrs f 4 I i > V 5^ I I f^ I y*f I I I >• I I MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis j- n r ~T f i^TfoccTtn im THAT --IS SOMETIMES SEEN 1 ramffiTl [JACK Till fIVtNEVEP SEtN MANDRAKE. IT^ l Jp^'^mK, NORTH SLOPE,283 words
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217 1954-05-08 7 'Sick convict died from punishment'Jury says No "TWO convicts alleged that a fellow prisoner's death A was hastened because he was taken from a hospital bed to a cold punishment cell after breaking a "no smoking" rule. But their allegation was dismissed as irrelevant by an Isle of Wight jury217 words
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Article302 1954-05-08 7 FAMILY LIFE STOOD UP WELL IN WAR rr i women social research •rts have shaken some ies In B 340-page volume the official war history, lealing with the Home mt In Britain. ime out with an emphatic No, for instance, linst the idea that there a genera] loosening of standards302 words
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Article, Illustration121 1954-05-08 7 WATCHED by spectators on the Liverpool landing: stage, Britain's latest aircraft carrier, the Ark Royal (36.800 tons), is towed to Gladstone Dock from Cammell Laird's shipyard at Birkenhead, on the -other side of the Mersey. Security measures were put into force as soon as the ship121 words
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Article186 1954-05-08 7 So clothes still make the tax PLOTHES make the man. m the Engl^h Channel island of Sark they make the tax too. And the ancient method by which the "'atom"— the islanders' centuries-old direct tax— Is assessed will continue. There was a movement m the island— which has no income186 words
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Article216 1954-05-08 7 1,000 HELP HER TO FIGHT FOR BABY DAIBY CORTEN, 25- typist from London, talli to «on to win back jar-okJ daughter B<* Men for three luggage will be a •a to the We.stche.ster <-'urt pleading: -We It has already SStfJ by more^ than three years .since' Mrs. .;;/ved R(i(>dbyetoher m216 words
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Article168 1954-05-08 7 PASSING UNDER the Tower Bridge, London, during the weekend, the British Motor Yacht "Navigator' bewail an eight weeks, 3.001) miles tour of European ports showing the latest Kritish radar equipment to five countries. The "Navigator", belonging to a well-known British firm will visit the big168 words
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Advertisement25 1954-05-08 7 AROUND THE WORLD.... its .^^(/^'s W I M WE A R V^ PLAYABOUTS SoU Agnto KXt I- LSI OH I.TII. lIM.II Vlltl 11 -IH IMJI25 words
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Article472 1954-05-08 8 Jean Wiseman - A FASHION CHALLENGE TO YOU Jean Wiseman by IIERHAPB you think thai Parifl dreasea at a cost ,i $1,600 or so h:mlittle place In your life? And il yo i ;"■<■ ;i DM mber "t the younger generation the name Chanel may conjure up little more than ;< c< nection472 words
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Article, Illustration26 1954-05-08 8 photo. This pretty jj'.rl In Mexiran costume poses beside a KKint ."Wl-vear-old cactus, one of the features of the first Canadian (iardenii»K Show m Toronto. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article, Illustration31 1954-05-08 8 photo. A < oinplexion mat< hing rose hugl from this pink striped btnetoUt straw hat with wiM.y n«t trimmings The wear er U» the Honourable Kli/abctli Reel William*, a London debutante. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article, Illustration262 1954-05-08 8 BK sure that your choice of accessories doesnt tic the outfit ioWB: white iMffl and shoes. for instance, should be resolutely avoided. WEAK one of the Ameri-can-line slouch-brimmed felt hats, a most face-flattering style now making its welcome debut. Buy a shiny black patent ban, and262 words
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Article283 1954-05-08 8 EILEEN ASCROFT - Are you a wet blanket at dinner? EILEEN ASCROFT by 4RE you an asset to your hi: or awt t blanket on SOci; visions Nancy Mitforcl. m her new book de Pompadour." says that King L loved dinner parties, but would nevi married couples to his table. They d< n283 words
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293 1954-05-08 8 JUDITH SIMONS - New florals are a riot of happy hues JUDITH SIMONS by THEY USED to say at European resorts that you could tell a woman was British by her dowdy floral dress. Tliis year, however, scorn should change to envy. Our renowned floral prints have at last gained that chic quality293 words
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280 1954-05-08 9 THE PLANE SHRIEKED PAST WINDOWSTHEN SILENCE AND A PILOT LAY DYING IT seemed like a bad dream to the cluster of seven families on the Lynn road, at Wereham, Norfolk. (England) at three one morning. A tearing, shrieking, whistling noise round them and then, half asleep, they watched the lights280 words
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171 1954-05-08 9 FOUR council workmen .standing round a rubbish tiu fire were asked by 13-year-old Stanley Lester if ht» could throw an Incendiary bomb or. the blaze. They .said "Yes, 1 the coroner at Grays. E«ox, was told. In thp explosion one of the171 words
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Article38 1954-05-08 9 After being caught m a woodland fire a blazing rabbit ran towards the 8.8.C. Overseas Service transmitters Ashdown Forest (Sussex) leaving a trail of burning bracken! behind. 8.8.C. engineers help- ed put out the blaze38 words
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Article44 1954-05-08 9 Passers-by who heard cries rom inside a 12-inch drainipe at Chad well Heath, Bfiftex, li und seven-year-old Arthur Clark, of Heath Road, wedged inside. Men smashed the pipe and released the boy, who had < limbed inside for a game of hide-and-seek.44 words
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Article37 1954-05-08 9 A dozen Hornsey (London) iiremcn sat down to a dinner i their honour. Five could wait to eat it a call ;>nu' for the duty crew to go a blaze on a railway embankment.37 words
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Article170 1954-05-08 9 rM'ROVISION the pro*J posed international H hook-up— is threatened Mr. (.onion Sandison, secretary of Equity— the actors' union— told members ■n London that the 8.8.C. view was that fees were irrespective of the size of the Audience. He added:— '"'his means that for a single TV170 words
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379 1954-05-08 9 She went on shopping spree with dream bonus rvUT of the blue, to a middleaped mother of eight children, came £91 "thank you" bonus from her employers after a good year's business. "It was like a wonderful dream," she said— Mrs. Daisy White, who has cleaned the offices of a379 words
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Article, Illustration297 1954-05-08 9 Organ repair fund set up Earlier help was given by Singapore SINGAPORE ha.s close ties »5 with st Mary's Parish Church, Hmdon. England, lor it is there that Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles, rounder of Singapore, lies buried near the High Altar. A memorial stone (see above)297 words
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Article, Illustration766 1954-05-08 10 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - The MAGIC HAT KATHLEEN HICKLEY hgg Th«v don knou that tin- spHI unic-h made ,t jttagk i os Chov Un puts .t on h.» head and wishes or a S3!e f A dark obj,ct uhi/zes down Iron, the sky almost hitting BiSl on the nose. NOW RfcAD U.V •THE OBJECT766 words
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Miscellaneous533 1954-05-08 10 FOUR LUCKY CHILDREN j ft*- lour winnrrs of I v I i Htfi r»u//l«- rontrsl arf. T;' >t I Rosy I. in (ID. H7 K«M-lior«- VkwWiflniKfffTl' ft<M<i Mn apufc 7. i^.'vA'l Kos.tluxi d- 1 J BMC K<»»d. Sim: i 1 pur.- X F>".- II Da«flai 1.-rrniidr/ (10). N Mmil.ir 1111533 words
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Miscellaneous326 1954-05-08 10 .llllhlliil|l(hi:ill!lllllll!IIIIIIIIHIIIII!lllillllllll!lllll!lllllllllfll«!MHIIIIIH^ I Colour this picture 1 and win a prize! I YOUNG ARTISTS, try your skill with colours. This week, boys and sirls. our artist has drawn a E spray of doij roses lor you to' colour. You may use =j paints, crayon^ or chalks and the method you use.326 words
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Article, Illustration834 1954-05-08 11 John Wren probes the sordid -Montesi Affaire" ITALY'S Scandal of the Century the sordid sex-and-drug-orgy Montesi aff air— which, cleverly exploited by the Communists, threatened to topple the pro-Western lalian government, has backfired on the Reds. Surprisingly enough, Italy's narrow-majority coalition government has even gained ngth m834 words
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Article42 1954-05-08 11 From Hollywood... Overheard at Marilyn .Monroe's wedding: "Monroe will be passe some day when men Ko out of st\le." A starlet thrilled by the attention of a Wall Streeter. sa\s every time he tails she nets chinchillas up and down her spine.42 words
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Article, Illustration28 1954-05-08 11 FAMOUS AMERICAN NEGBO ARTIST JOSEPHINE RARER AMONG CHILDREN OF DIFFERENT RACKS IN COPENHAGEN. SHU IS ADOPTING CHILDREN OF MIXED RACES TO PROVE THE FALLACY Ol THE COLOUR BAR.28 words
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Article480 1954-05-08 11 O.H. Brandon - LATIN-AMERICA SMOULDERS O.H. Brandon says T>RITISH, or even American, attention seldom turns to LatinAmerica. A revolution, border troubles between two neighbouring states or diplomatic non-recog-nition among them seldom makes a headline these days that is not forgotten tomorrow. But of late clanger signals have been accumulating m this neglected part480 words
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Advertisement43 1954-05-08 11 available In NATURAL AND GREEN NATURAL AND *ED NATURAL AND BLUE NATURAL PLAIN PLAIN GREEN Smooth and Lotting 60 ants per 9QUari SHROFFS (MALAYA) LTD. Agency Showroom: 47/49 Stamford Rd Singaporc-6. Tel ***** 1 39 B.it.j Ro.id Kuat.i Lumpuf 32, Bishop Street Pcrvmr43 words
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Article, Illustration572 1954-05-08 12 says the SINGAPORE DOCTOR HOOD rOISONING is ;t common occurrence to MaI liva Owini to the continual warm climate, rents arc able to muitioh .:ii the time. hi cold climates, freezing puts ;i break on the multiplication of j;rrnis, lor ;i tim«\ Tii.'572 words
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Article, Illustration127 1954-05-08 12 DIE to the inspiration first provided by famous United Kingdom scientists and doctors, who were the pioneers m tropical medicine. Britain has for over 50 years been developing cures and preventive measures against all known tropical diseases. Very large numbers of students from all over the127 words
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Article525 1954-05-08 12 Ft*» W"nt. vulnerable tovih d»-al**r NOItTH 4•4 I I w|flM FAST 1 I J 10 8 0,7 6 2 0Q»»0 J 7 6 2 MNII 0 a 9 r, f A X 10 9 U Th.< bidding |*«tl W«Ht North East 1* 2* 4 1 .4, Obi All525 words
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Advertisement98 1954-05-08 12 ADD GLAMOUR TO YOUR DESSERTS REAL WHIPPING CREAM! N^ You'll love the way Avoset pure dair\ cream hips quickly and stays firm for hours and U I Wff^P^^BK Luscious whipped cream glamour pure, safe country-fresh Avoset Whipping miSjTffrLlEltTfjS Cream is perfect for pies, cakes, and pud- /^B£^^^VMNfif dings. Also delicious98 words
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Miscellaneous170 1954-05-08 12 Daily Crosssvord W^^^^t I^^^^B HTT>Q iHHtf (lll> U ICON.S: i 4J h (l( l§) j Mr) ■'">■•;/'' "> wh ich Pal pronou (H Ito M awajri (5) BOn the l.- reml- B*ve a mathematical ties (8, 5) 8 Dem nd the ■J' An inconclusive space? And ob I ire it170 words
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Article, Illustration1143 1954-05-08 13 It all began as a Dream... fhv first iitsUzlni<>itt 0/ €t sprint 0/ tft film ruminfj /o Sitifjapi*n* m IT all began as a dream -T acy Bolton's cherished dream. But, n before their honeymoon had begun. Nick Collini knew it was goin» to turn into a nightmare. A nightmare1,143 words
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Advertisement41 1954-05-08 13 |ATKc Cdckpit I «JL "The Talk of Mayfair" j X SYLVIA MARTIN j \\l and BILL CURRIE 'Jl w ith their SONGS FOR THE SMART SETj I Satirical, Sophisticated Topical and Original NIGHTLY CXCfPI SUNDAYS PHONE: ***** FOR TABLE RESERVATIONS j41 words
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Article, Illustration25 1954-05-08 14 INCM from thr film. Tin- .lor l.otiis Story" At risjht X olry Wall;i<r ;is f an I left, .l.irues l.dwards as .lark Blackburn25 words
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Article414 1954-05-08 14 ROGER YUE - ROGER YUE «y cilN<;APORi\ boxing fans will nave a cnance m seeing the Hollywood full-length film "The Joe louis Story," this year, I learned yesterday. 'Bxscd on the life of the Brown Bomber, the movie stars a present-day heavyweight contender. Coley Wallace. It has414 words
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Article173 1954-05-08 14 JACKS Sport.s Club beat Fraser NMVt'l SpOTtl Club at table tennis l)y three games to two and at badminton by four games to one at Praser and Neuve's Pavilion yesterday. Results (Jacks players mentioned lir.s! TABU TKNNIS SINGLES: I*>h Tuck Nam lost to 1 nil Hec173 words
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Article32 1954-05-08 14 New ZeuliUid's te;im lor th© Empire fill mm iit Vancouver In July will COnsUi tiT :U h'.'.st M DMOlbtn. Nutioiiiii MtocteUoM ii;ivf |uaranl*'C(l tlic MOMMtff fund.-, for their rrprcsonlatlves. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration305 1954-05-08 14 HE DIDN'T WANT TO BE A RUNNER SPORTS PROFILE -The Miracle Miler ROGER Bannister, the .shyi medical student who on! Thursday became the first man to run the elusive "four-min-ute mile" took up running only bccau.se he was too light to gel I place m the Oxford Univer\si4y rowing eight.Reuter - 305 words
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Article, Illustration510 1954-05-08 14 UNOME - What's wrong with our football? UNOME (a) Few get too much (b) Others get none By VOW I'm not howling because ol Singapore 8 6-2 trouncing at the Asian Games m Manila, lhe writing was on the wall long before Pakistan dished out that defeat Let's iac<« it' Colony soccer510 words
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359 1954-05-08 14 Watch Korea in the next Asian Games KOREA will be the team to watch m the track and field events of the third Asian Games to be held m Tokyo m 1958. Japanese experts predict Japan's Noriaki Sagawa said yesterday:- "We hoped to make a one, two, three sweep forU.P. - 359 words
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Article37 1954-05-08 14 The Old Victorians will meet Old Rafflesians m the int€T-Old Boys' soccer competition at St. Joseph's Institution ground at 5 p.m. tomorrow. Players are requested to meet at St. Joseph's School.37 words
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Article31 1954-05-08 14 The Haikowyu Sports Club and the Tamil Brotherhood Association Div. II game, will be played at Jalan Besar stadium this evening and not at Fairer Park as previously arranged.31 words
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Article23 1954-05-08 14 Warring ton won the English Rueby League Cup when they beat H.tliiax B—4 m the replay of the IhxaL ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration362 1954-05-08 15 WEE KIM WEE - LAST CHANCE FOR GOLD TONIGHT WEE KIM WEE Special reports from Manila Main hope is swimmer Neo By 4S the second Asian Games enter the final day Singapore is still without a gold medal, but hopes are high of bagging one before the curtain is rung down tonight. The Colony's362 words
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Article44 1954-05-08 15 MANY Si7igaporeans hare placed orders with members of the Singapore contingent for sets of Asian Games ccmmemo r ation stamps. They Will all be disappointed because there is no special issues of postage or other ttamps for the Game U.P.U.P. - 44 words
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Article67 1954-05-08 15 Here are the first place medal winners m the Second Asian (..imc* including last night's events: track swim- Wrest- weight- shootming& ling lifting ing total diving JAPAN 17 6 0 30 niIMPPINES 0 3 0 0 4 7 I'MUSTAN 5 0 0 0 0 5 INDIA 5 067 words
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Article88 1954-05-08 15 13- YR OLD ELSIE COMES LAST I^ABY of the Singapore swimming team Elsie Lim I nished last of the seven finas m the 100 metres backstroke. OfT to a good strat, Elsie was "nth at the end of the first 25 metres but from then on was no doubt that88 words
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Article101 1954-05-08 15 SINGAPORE'S Olympic w jghtlilter Chay Weng Y< w won a bronze m*d&] m the featherweight class with a total oi 670 lb. (Press 185, snatch 215. clean and jerk 270). He was beaten by Tun Munng (Burma i wit'l a total of 725 lb lnrludinc a101 words
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Article120 1954-05-08 15 RoyaJ Navy 6; B 11. "A" 0 pMDE-LEFT Bennett got three of Navy's goals a.s romped to an easy yin the Singapore Business nouses "A team at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday '°nd half injuries crippled S.B.H.F.A. as Navy swung a iteady rhythm of atthat brought three goals 11 [our120 words
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Article, Illustration146 1954-05-08 15 NORMA WASN'T PLACED NOKMA Hutchinson could not repeat her heat times m the swimming Finals yesterday. Bat even if she had it would not have been enough to gain a plare. Norma swam fifth m the women's 100 m freestyle and fourth m the 400 m freestyle. Only 20 minutes146 words
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Article89 1954-05-08 15 All-Asia football association ASIAN countries have banded together to form for the first time their own soccer eonf< deration. The Asian Games Football Confederation was formed m Manila yesterday. Sir Malcolm Low of Horn: Konu v.. elected president for a fouryear term. Wing Commander fl. A. Boofl of Pakistan was89 words
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Article99 1954-05-08 15 MR. C. C. TAN. President of the S.O.S.C. sent a telegram to team leader Mr. G. H. Kiat m Manila this morning. It reads; "Good luck to all m finals. Congratulations to water polo team for magnificent victories and sportsmanship. Glad we made the99 words
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Article276 1954-05-08 15 out by goalkeeper Chiang Chee for a 'corner Business Houses retaliated as Yang Huat swept the ball out to Alls whose accurate crws was 1 missed by Safarin and then sliced > across the goalmouth by Van der Meij Exchanges were even with Navy appearing276 words
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233 1954-05-08 15 SINGAPORE'S water polo squad had another rough game yesterday m trouncing Hongkong 15-3. Tonierht they meet the favourites, Japan, In the final, Hongkong opened scoring m the fir.st minute and Increased the lead a lew .second.s later before Singapore got cracking Oh Chwee233 words
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Article20 1954-05-08 15 Champion Mikhail Botvlnolk Mid < •hitllti^'fT Va,s.sily Bmjskn the 21st match of thcll vkorJd tttk i-liet* MTltl In ICotOOW.20 words
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Advertisement250 1954-05-08 15 CAPITOL V|AY Vfil I! VL X 1,30 pm. Walt Disney s Ati vv t *ct, mm c»lor r» TECMNICOIM Plus! Pathe »ws-( I FINAL >lin-NKiH| TO-NKUR '■<•'. rtHM RITA JOSE HAnjfORTH«RRER^ *Tf CHNtCOIOR C*. ~*/i RIY Dpy STARTS TO-DAT buit danicis hCjiLl Cinr r i '[PRY MOORE (B^PV ll/C t250 words
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Article, Illustration386 1954-05-08 16 Three good bets today Latest tips from course AH the latest selections F.F. Racing Correspondent PROSPERITY, Barakat and Palltoy should Make three sound each wa\ wafers In today's ,rd at Kuala l.ummir iccordinf to latest on tnecourse information. Rain or snln< Pr i certain runner and I thin* thl:386 words
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Article548 1954-05-08 16 RACE 1—2.30: CLASS :>, DIV. 2—9 FURS. 1 060 Mont Clare Paggotter O.UO 2 :iHB Hurry Ip S 615 raiiioy Mulley 1.19 4 OHO Spirndour Manning 8.11 5 166 Takdeer Mawi (i 461 (ioring McCloud P.!O 7 907 (;ay-de-Ly(»n Viney 8.08 8 345 Peter Clarke 8.06 it 224 MeaUi548 words
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Article155 1954-05-08 16 DOGER Bannister, who set a new world record ol IV :Jmin. 59.45ec. m the mile, thinks it can be done m 3min. Mwv. Bannister's Austrian coach aid ye tterday: M After three or tour weeks training, Roger may try to break his record." Bannister hlmsell155 words
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Article131 1954-05-08 16 BOOKMAKERS at the Victoria Club London, last nighl called met prices for 18 Epsom Derby candidates, but only three, Ambler Two, Darius and Elopement, were well backed. The American owned favourite Ambler, was clipped to 1 1 to 2. hall 1 point shorter than previous offers. Darius131 words
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74 1954-05-08 16 LM EVEN probable starters and J jockeys for tin if.it Jubilee Handicap to be run over 10 lcmus, at Kenipton Park today are: Hill lop iW. H Cam, Durante (D. Smirln. Wych Au Poor (K. Oethln), Chatowonth (F Barlow*. Harry Lime (Sir Gordon Richards), stormyReuter - 74 words
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Article94 1954-05-08 16 Jim Laker helps Surrey beat MCC Jim Laker, the England offsplnner who took seven for 4G terday against Mcr claimed eiKht for 51 today o help Burrey win hv four wickets His match analysis waa v.) 2 overs, seven maidens, 97 i una and i.) wicket Yorkshire Freddie Trtzeman, ho94 words
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Advertisement265 1954-05-08 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. BIRTH ?t> Wmria M < minimum > PALMEh i o Mai |orte, wife ol Antony Palmei on sixth May at X ni'i hi I Hnsoittl a BOQ, I M.ACI MINI I'll Word a ■•> minimum i wai ien H< >i idav Ihe ci i' i between Kenneth Adrian,265 words
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