The Singapore Free Press, 3 September 1955

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya No. *****. Singapore. Saturday, September J, 1955. Price 15C'ts
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    AIR-BOMB CRASH: MAN IS NAMED
    178 1 A HONG KONG magistrate today issued a warrant for the arrest of a Chinese on a charge of "conspiracy to murder" in connection with the crash of the Air India airliner Kashmir Princess off the Nantunas Islands with the loss of 18 lives on April
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    Lock icon SYRIANS STAND BY AS TROOPS MASS
    125 1 r FHE Syrian army was put I on a stand-to basis yesterday by staff headquarters as troops massed along the Israel borders. Egypt announced yesterday that its forces had captured 18 Israelis and troop movements were reported throughout the Arab nations bordering Israel. [t
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    CAMERA LOSS
    25 1 A shopkeeper in North Bridge Road, Singapore, yesterday reported that a camera worth $550 wa* missing after four Malays had left his shop.
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  • THE FREE PRESS ORGANISES
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      S'pore—Johore Walk Race
      89 1 S 'pore—Johore Walk Race 4\S a broiling hot Sunday morning about a month ago, George Standish won a bet with some friends by walking the 17 miles from Singapore to Johore Bahru. He did it in 4 hours 20 minutes walking time. The challengers and the challenged immediately issued a
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      SINGAPORE TO JOHORE BAHRU WALKING CONTEST flf
      116 1 Prizes will be announced later but already the Bata Shoe Company, Ltd., Singapore, has offered a challenge cup for annual competition. Servicemen were quick to take up the challenge when it was first issued. So were some Asians. Now is their chance. For
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    Lock icon SERMON SHOCKS MOTHERS
    305 1 Their soldier-sons are coming to Malaya MOTHERS yesterday criticised a British padre who, in a barrack square sermon, told their soldier sons: "Most of you are going to Malaya and it's quite likely that some of you won't be coming back." The sermon was given on Thursday
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    Lennox-Boyd off home
    66 1 The Colonial Secretary Mr Alan Lennox Boyd, and Lady Patricia Lennox-Boyd left for London by plane this morning after a flveWeek tour of British territories in South-East Asia. Thev were seen off at Singapore Airport by the Governor and Lady Black, Minister^ and service chiefs. The chief
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    WHO men exempt
    24 1 Employees of the World Health Organisation stationed in Singapore need not join the Central Provident Fund, according to a Government notification.
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    Fewer immigrants
    24 1 Immigration to Canada dropped more than 27,000 in the first six months of this year compared with a similar period last vear.
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    Lock icon No Chusun bomb
    71 1 SKIPPER E. K. Bodley of the luxury liner Chusan said in Naples yesterday that he was satisfied there was no bomb aboard. A thorough search had been made but nothing was found. The liner, Athens bound with 700 cruise passengers, was heading for the Messina Straits after
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    Food store strike -man arrested
    137 1 SINGAPORE police yesterday arrested a man for alleged intimidation near the Cold Storage shop in Orchard Road, which is being picketed by its former employees. tThe arrested man was ter released on bail. A company spokesman o uid this morning that he had received reports
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    Rubber still going up
    56 1 The price of rubber in Singapore continued to rise this morning when September first grade, f.o.b. buyers, opened at $1.50 3 4 a lb., half a cent above yesterday's close. Good trade demand coupled with the better overnight London and New York markets contributed to the
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    Pay rise or firemen may strike
    123 1 Pay rise or firemen may strike ABOUT 300 Singapore City Council firemen may g* on strike if their claims for higher wages a»*e not met. They will take a strike ballot at a general meeting tomorrow. The secretary of the Singapore Firebrigade Employees Union, Mr. Malik Sulong, said that if
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      62 1 are people for SERVICE a *n TABLE WATERS SODA W ATE R 1 TONIC WATE R DRY CINCE R ALE CINCtR BEER LE MONADE SARSAPARILLA CRAPE FRUIT SODA ORANGE CRLSH IC E CREAM 10 D A are drinks of QUALITY I MEDALS AND AWARDS HAVE BBEN WON BY OUR PRODUCTS
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    NO RETURN TO RED FOLD, TITO ASSURES
    128 2 NO RETURN TO RED FOLD, TITO ASSURES INUSBIDENT Tiro tawed two AfrifM Congressional visitors in Belgrade X'sttrclay that Yugoslavia would nrvrr f back under Russian domination. u.s Congressman Emanual Ccllcr said: •Tito proclaimed his complete independence cm Soviet Russia and emphasised that this applied not only to foreign policy but
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    'No Karachi ban on flights to Goa'
    173 2 I)RIME Minister Nehru, told Parliament in New Delhi yesterday that India had twice drawn Pakistan's attention to Portuguese flights from Karachi to Goa but there had been "no obvious or positive results so far." Hfl was replying to a question from a member
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    Yes, even crass-eyed fish are on show here
    295 2 Yes, even crass-eyed fish are on show here YOl will Im fa.cinaUd. And occasionally repulsed. All tIM man) coloured, m.rn shaped fish at the Singapore Aquarius* Societj exhibition at the Mappf World Stadium will tptivate the- >ounc the n<>t-s:>-young and the old. ■MM sp« us like the ta\ noon Ictriu
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    MORE TROOPS FOR ALGERIA
    142 2 6,000 reinforcements to stamp out rebel menace TPHE French Government yesterday decided to send nine more battalions over 6,000 men to reinforce the powerful French army seeking to stamp out the rebel menace in Algeria usually well-informed sources said in Paris. This was one of the
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    Cyprus row endangers defence pacts
    104 2 Cyprus row endangers defence pacts rE dispute over th<» future of Cyprus seriously threatened last night to endanger the important defence alliances among Britain, Turkey and Greece. A spokesman for the Turkish delegation to the Cyprus conference in London revealed that Turkey would consider British concessions to Greece's claims to
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    KOREA WARNED
    39 2 American Ambassador William S. B. Lacy is reported to have warned South Korea that American firms in Korea may be forced out of business unless present tax assessments are cut and future tax laws clearly defined.— AP.
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    RED CHINA IN U.N.? JAPS ARE IN FAVOUR
    160 2 fHK Japanese Foreign Minister, Mr Mamoru Shigemitsu, indicated in Nei York yesterday that Dls country favoured the admission of Communist China to the United Nations. Questioned about the position of United Stab troop* on Okinawa. Mr Shigemitsu said that in the hunt
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    Lock icon Big opium find: S'pore link?
    167 3 THE biggest opium haul in Sydney for almost two years was made yesterday from an oil tanker from the Middle East, the Customs Department announced yesterday. About 19 pounds of high grade opium worth $24,000 was found aboard the oil tanker Adderley Sleigh at Balmain,
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    ABANDON THOSE BIRTHDAYS-THEY ARE A CURSE'
    76 3 ABANDON THOSE BIRTHDAYS-THEY ARE A CURSE' WILLINER Lilly Dache. M who admits only that she is "over 40," said in New York yesterday birthday vlebrations should be abandoned. 'The birthday is a curse in disguise to everybody," Miss Dache said M The aveftßfl person finds it i depressing reminder that
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    Two soldiers face charge of murder
    57 3 Two soldiers face charge of murder rp\VO British soldiers were yesterday committed for trial by the Nairobi Supreme Court on a charge of murdering an African during an anti-Mau Mau operation. The soldiers were Sergeant Alfred Pimblett. 34, and Rifleman Ronald Swain 22. They were alleged to have shot a
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    IT WAS NEW YEAR FOR STOREPARSIS
    266 3  - IT WAS NEW YEAR FOR STORE P ARSIS VIVIENNE PUCKRIDGE By THIRTY members of the Parsi community in Singapore and their friends last night welcomed the advent of the New Year, according to the Parsi calendar, at a garden dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K M.
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    Lock icon REDS: VISIT OUR A-STATION
    29 3 Foreign ambassadors and heads of missions were yesterday in Moscow invited by the Soviet Foreign Ministry to visit Russia's atomic energy station on Tuesday. Reuter
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    Lock icon PEER DIES
    19 3 Lord Courthope, former Conservative Member of Parliament for Rye, Sussex, died in London vesterdav aged 78.- Reuter
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    Lock icon TWO DROWNED IN BIG SALMON DERBY
    97 3 AT least eight boats capsized at the mouth of the Columbia River during a salmon derby at AstorJa. Oregon, yesterday and the Coast Guard said two people were known dead. Efforts were being made to revive two others. The capsizings took place in a
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    Lock icon 'I SAVED JAP EMPEROR,' SAYS MacARTHUR
    393 3 He took him off tear crime list pENERAL DOUGLAS Mac ARTHUR said in New York yesterday he per--11 sonally saved the Emperor of Japan from trial and possible execution as a World War II criminal. Emperor Hirohito's name, MacArthur said, was on the list
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    Lock icon CANNIBALISM 'ISN'T ABNORMAL'
    117 3 CANNIBALISM 'ISN'T ABNORMAL' A USTRALIAN anthropolo- gist Dr. Ronald M. Rerndt said in Bristol yesterday that cannibalism in New Guinea is a "most nourishing and hygenic means of disposing of the dead "It is still of common occurrence and not to be viewed as abnormal," Bernrit coollv told the anthropology
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      14 3 When entertaining friends always keep tradition with MHOO >' If CAMUS Lv Grande Marque (3OG.NAQ
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      77 3 Play clothes for girls by < SMART J ||^%^V ORIGINAL AS ONLY fl v\ CATAf I Kl A J r^ L I M AA^ See the beautiful collection at \Sole Agents EXCELSIOR LTD.! 66, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE.; 3€t*n 9 s wear Look us up. We have it.. 7 ready for
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    SATURDAY Sept. 3. 1955. Opinion Terrorists' choice
    232 4 SATURDAY Sept. 3. 1955. Opinion Terrorists' choice ROUSING support has hem forthcoming for, the Federation Chief Minister's warning to U\c terrorists to accept the Alliance Government'a am nes ty j olT( r or face the wrath of the popula- 1 tion that ha.s been forced to sutler murder, extortion and
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    SMEAR CAMPAIGN against MALAYA
    585 4  - SMEAR CAMPAIGN against MALAYA PAULINE WALTON by rpiE Bombay Peace Committee has seized on the tenth anniversary of the bombing Ol Hiroshima to stage a remarkable piece of anti-British propaganda. The theatre of the Jai Hind College, with the largest and best equipped sta^e in the city, has been packed
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    BY THE WAY
    76 4  - BY THE WAY Beachcomber ■a HOW rich the English language la becoming! Alter "automation" conies "tpeaker-lne" for i television announcer. What wu.v vronc with announcerette »>r tekvettc? j shall not be completely happy until an ace telehostess introduces a cormnentatorette to the viewees. For the beginning of :i women's programme
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    Now Punch is blamed...
    194 4 Now Punch is blamed. UIRST it was comics that were the cause of juvenile delinquency and now, from New Zealand, comes the new s that comics may not be the trouble after all but that the blame for the increase in young erimlnali i n many parts of the world
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      49 4 r < r«n bMf UV oeMf< W. cowrede i^ n7 ererybody «J« endure the fart they've cannot under- they are exces- the seme taste disagreements i* that they NO sprue o/ 5/and owr om/- v;r dl/ m pm wp msayrz* w wnitci humour 100k.... > ncly rt^"-- boys.... somefrmes^ WQ
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    DRUG RING EXPOSED BY BOAC
    53 5 A WORLD-WIDE smuggling ring dealing In gold and dangerous drugs DM been uncovered by bo.a.c. security police. Three arrests have already been made. Investigation.^ till going on in the Middle East. Superintendent Donald ex-Scotland Yard man th»> investigation. Ued tens of thou--3 oi miles making
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    COUNCIL 'WAR' ON PINTABLE
    166 5 Summons taken against seven operators gTERN ACTION is being taken by the City. Council to curb pintable nuisance in Sineapore. Two committees of the council consider that pintables operating in unauthorised sheds have assumed serious proportions. They have recommended summary action. Sewn all «iw Ih€> viis§
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    SHUT SHOPS IN BID TO END HANGING
    169 5 SHUT SHOPS IN BID TO END HANGING boycotting of places M of entertainment and Darties on the evening preceding an execution is suggested in a campaign to end capital punishment in Britain. The National Campaign for the Abolition of Capital Punishment is being launched by a group of influential men
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    Drama course for S'pore
    73 5 MR. CHARLES THOMAS, drama producer and otaff member of the British Drama League, will organise a three-week course in drama in- Singapore at the end of October. He is coming to Malaya for the British Council on an eloyen-week tour. He will arrive on Sept. 11,
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    SUN BRINGS OUT CLAMOUR GIRLS
    60 5 SUN BRINGS OUT CLAMOUR GIRLS LONDON'S golden j summer has brought beauty and the briefi est of costumes in ever j increasing numbers to i enjoy the sun and the swimming at the Ser- pen tine Lido, Hyde Park. On parade, from left, are Sheilagh Man- ning, Rita Serafini and
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    German spy goes home
    86 5 WHEN the liner Italia anchored at Plymouth a passenger was a war-time German spy. He was on his way to West Oprmany, deported from the tt.S. after serving ten years of a life sentence. He said: "I cannot say v/hat my future will be. I don't
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    HOLIDAY ENDS FOR SUE'S 13 REFUGEES
    134 5 THIRTEEN of the 17 dusA placed persons who were taken to Britain for the only holiday they are likely to have for the rest of their lives have now returned to the Continent. oairi 32-year-old Sue Ryder, who made the holiday possible: "The trip
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      331 5 sv -j I*l i I t< i j atJ 1 i JsV~ H 1 1 i I sCH I I ■■HsMßlapaPp^BMVaaVpV^ i lit »u il oi ENGLAND m. X'ldriw'^ Cathedral: 7. am Communion; 8 a.m. Sung Pari h Com- 9.30 am. Sunday i a.m. Matins; il a in. Mandarin service;
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      441 5 PBEBBYTEBIAN Presbyterian Church (Orchard Koadi: 9 am. Morning Service and Sunday School; 6 pm EwnIng Service. Straits Chinese Presbyterian (hurch (Prince Street): 845 ■m. Sund.iy School and Bible clas.se.,; io am. Morning worship. Jubilee Church (Outiam Road): 430 p.m English service Katun? P.esbyterian Church (41 Koon Seng Road): 530 a.m
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    Teddy Boy trouble behind Eron Curtain
    160 6 rpEDDY BOY trouble Ifl I bursting out behind the Iron Curtain particularly in Poland and Hungary. Whil these two sat< Ilitea call their Tedd Buy, "giants" and Teddy ftirls "kittens* 1 ih. tant delinaui same. Unfortunately or fortunately as far as the Red D'-opagandists
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      206 6 YOUR FAVOURITE C ARTOONS MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis —1 1 s/ -•.••>- .^'||j^g; L^ MfRE YOUAPE. '/yOr/'.jON "AT BUILDING A FACTORY SIZtS -->JR A^Y KinO ;4U 'j OFFICER A--TOV.AKL VOUS/WOS OF JC3-- OKAY, BO <S,-pH^^ l TARZAN by Edgar Rice Burroughs \V vtUUbJp/ SPieALLCP gJ~ -t WAS
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      567 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR artHnti :a e which wi Ustfc and you happiness and .\t mind me: 1 you more than LIBRA (Sept. 24 Oct. merely lor 23' Best for you to relJ labour. lax tensions today ami V aoDear to be vr- no attempt too much 7,d ma! ta'a cnt.-nalnlng
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    Round the World Market Prices
    5 7 Round the World Market Prices
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    U. K. closing prices
    215 7 LONDON. Sept. 2. Previou« Today 1 1 BBER No 1 *S9 c_U. 41". buyers 42% buyers turopean Ports September 42 sellers 43 sellers tEBBER No. 1 RSB eJLt. 41% buyers 42 v 4 buyers European P« r October 42 seller- 42% sellers r i BBER No.
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    New York prices
    99 7 Previous Today IriN Straits «pot and nearby 95.62 nom. 95.62 nom. kin futures September 94.80 bid 94.55 bid 95.80 asked 95.55 asked October 94 25 bid 94.00 bid 95.00 asked 94.75 asked November 94.15 bid 93.90 bid 94.90 asked 94.65 asked TONE: Steady. SALES: One lot. R
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    U.S. PEPPER
    44 7 Spot anu awaiting Malabar 12 afloat* 4P... September 41. Itrawak spot, awaiting release, ifloats ?nd Sept. all 37. LamAbove prices quoted pong spot and awaiting release 42 V*. afloate 41 2 Sept. shipment 41 sellers ex-dock. in V. S. cents per tt>.
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    DOW JONES AVERAGES
    33 7 NEW YOHI-. Sept. 2. Previou, Today 30 Industrials 469 63 JJ2.53 20 Railroads 156.93 157.40 40 Domestic Bonds 98.39 98.42 15 Utilities 6622 66.30 61 Stocks Composite Average 168.06 168.81
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    Copra, coconut oil prices
    122 7 COPRA Philippines cJ.f. UK/ North European delivered weight pe»- Ion? ton Sept./Oct. I OPRA Philippines fob. Manila in bulk per ton (OPRA Straits c.i.f. I 'ft/North European delivered weight per Ions ton Sept./Oct OcL/N., COCONUT OIL erode StralU c.i.f. IK North European In bulk, per lonj
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    TEACHERS MAKE FIGHT FOR FULL RECOGNITION
    404 7 TEACHERS MAKE FIGHT FOR FULL RECOGNITION 'Not eligible for promotion 9 SINGAPORE teachers are determined to sec what they call their "seven year hitch" is finally settled this week-end. A stormy discussion was expected at the Singapore Teachers' Union extraordinary general meeting today when the question of recognition of Normal-trained
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    SECURITY LAW IS LIKE THAT IN INDIA
    336 7 SECURITY LAW IS LIKE THAT IN INDIA f THE Singapore Government has modelled its Public Security Bill on more powerful legislation now in force in India. Pakistan and Burma. Under this Bill, which v. ill have its second reading in the Legislative Aseembly i on Sept. 21, anyone congldered a
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    DATE FOR BRM
    32 7 The new two-and-a-half-litre BRM, sponsored by Rubery, Owen and Co.. of Darlastpn, staffs will race for the first time at Aintree, Liverpool, today, the Owen Racing organisation has announced.
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    MURDERER THE POLICE CAN'T ARREST
    92 7 BRITISH police know the man who more than three years ago murdered 74-year-old 1 widow Mrs. Maria Hill in the living-room of her bungalow sweet-shop, at Clehonger. near Hereford. But they cannot pounce on him because they have not enough evidence to make an arrest.
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    UK SENDING TORTOISES TO AMERICA
    84 7 lATEST orders from i the United States to Britain are for tor- tolses. At the moment 100 are on their way to New York In a cargo liner. j A collector employed i by a British firm obtains them from Greece f and Morocco. j
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    BISHOPS MAY FACE CENSURE SOON
    208 7 T EADING Anglo-Catholic *J priests may face censure soon from rank-and-flle members of the AngloCatholic Church Union in Britain. Three hundred branch officials of the Union have been called to an inquest on the recent Convocations of Canterbury and York at Westminster, on Sept. 20
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      33 7 "NICOLINE MAERSK" j LOADING SINGAPORE swe^Jh AM PENANG Eastern Roads 9—lo Sept. 11—12 Sept. Berths GD 36 1700 Hrs. Today Sails 8 Sept. FOR NEW YORK BOSTON BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA MONTREAL (Direct) SHIP MAERSK
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      65 7 GIFTS WE HAVE A VERY WIDE SELECTION OF WEDDING GIFTS AND BIRTHDAY GIFTS SUITABLE FOR MEN, LADIES AND CHILDREN. S. P. H. de Ml V LTD. 45, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE 6, STATION RD., IPOH THE EMBANKMENT, K. LUMPUR SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. Appointed by International Air Transport Association as
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    Lock icon I take a trip to the most hated place in the world
    918 8 I take a trip to the most hated place in the world KENNETH MACAULAY, on a four of Poland, makes a macabre excursion VK)R a matter of $2 you can take ;in i icurslon train from the old Polish capital of Krakov to a small Rilesian village which is notable
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    A pat on the back for me British tourist
    725 8  - A pat on the back for me British tourist STEPHEN COULTER by |>ACK in Paris from a holiday, I give the year's biggest pat on the back to that repeatedly maligned figure— the British tourist abroad. Take it- from me, those yarns about British holidaymakers' sloppy dress, bad manners and
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    IL-PILOT CRASHED IT GIRL'S HOME
    167 9 IL-PILOT CRASHED IT GIRL'S HOME N 18-year-old Air TralnL ine Corps sergeant flew er his girl friend's house frin? a solo flight qualifyhim for a pilots licence The plane crashed and 'was Wiled And at the auest at Burgess HM, 'sex. he was said to have iobeyed orders. Hu instructions
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    EUNICE MEETS EXTREMES
    85 9 At the premiere of the film The Woman for Joe" at the Warner Theatre, 1 tester Square, London, film and television star Eunice Gayson met two of the extreme" characters of the film. They were Jimmy Karoubl, 4ft. l»in. and weighing 801b. and Alf Deane, 6ft. 9in.
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    Garth, 14, is general for day
    390 9 BUT SEA CADET VIP HAS SET HIS HEART ON JOINING THE NAVY r FHE parade marshal bellowed Eyes Right!" Six hundred American heads swung right. And a 14-year-old English boy snapped oft an answering salute. The boy was Garth Wright, of Sea-lane. In goldmells.
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    RATS NIBBLED £3,000,000 OF THE NIZAM'S HOARD OF NOTES
    129 9 RATS NIBBLED £3,000,000 OF THE NIZAM'S HOARD OF NOTES rE 70-rrar old Niiam of Hyderabad, probably the richest man in the world, has lost £3.--000.0*0 in Indian banknotes. Tnej were eaten by rats. The money was stored in trunks that lay in the vaults of his palace in Hyderabad, among
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    LAST, BUT STUART GETS PRIZE
    58 9 LAST, BUT STUART GETS PRIZE A SPECIAL prize was awarded to Stuart Tier, of Bethnai Green, London, who came In 11th and last in a swimming race from. Ryde, Isle of Wight, to Southsea. The reason for the special prize: Stuart is only 11 years old, and the youngest competitor.
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    Half-crown fortune
    46 9 MANCHESTER flsh-and* chip merchant Sam Swales bought an old dresaer for 2s. 6d. Oettin^ It home, out fell £484 in sa?ings certificates. But whose is the money? Lawyers ask: Was it sold with contents?" Anyway, the last owner died a pauper, with no relatives.
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    On the rebound
    15 9 South Africa's policemen have started carrying rubber truncheon instead of wooden ones.
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    CHARWOMAN STOWS AWAY IN AIRLINER
    186 9 WIDOWED Mrs. Pauline Hilscher is back at her f charwoman's job after flying from Vienna to Baghdad and back in 28 hours as a stowaway. ner cnance w> ny, ana thus achieve a long-stand-ing ambition came when the British handed back Vienna's Schwechat Airport to
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    Car-ban jockey took wheel over from girl friend: Fined £150
    290 9 Car-ban jockey took wheel over from girl friend: Fined £150 DRIVING home from a race meeting cost jockey John Robert Egan £150 in fines plus a two-year ban to operate from the expiry of a similar ban imposed last year for driving while under the influence of drink. And to
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      38 9 eaude cologne ]&jm ma griff e I^^^^ k robe d'un soir IS Obia.nabU allßod,^ Store." As*** f A Vtf-UUBA WATCH CO. LTBI M. FLIWTER S. GRINBERG Diamonds Jewellery 67 Stamford Rd., (Eu Court 81dg.,) S'pore, 6. Telephone 7923.
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    Counter attraction
    124 10 THE ROYAL FAMILY recently attended a charity "sale of work" baiaar at Abergeldie. n«ur B*lmoiriil. thr Ouren Mother. Th* baiaar was held to help raise funds for a new vestry for the villare church at nearby Crathie Above somr of the bi K crowds which flocked round thestall
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    ROYAL HELPING HAND AT CHARITY SALE
    68 11 m m the garden of Clarence ws a pcue yellow dress of toe string pearl necklace and THE QUEEN HAS A BUSY TIME AT HER STALL AND FINDS PLENTY OF CUSTOMERS FOR HER GOODS— POPPER PICTURE. THE QUEEN, the Duke of Edinburgh, Princess Margaret,
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    MALAYA IS PARADISE FOR TROPICAL FISH FANS
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    Boys Town 'beavers' all ready for their big day
    357 12 r|K)MORROW will be Boys' Town's biggest day of the year for the orphans and underprivileged youngsters who live there. The event expected to draw all Singaporeans who want to help these bright-eyed boys will be their first annual Fun Fair. They've
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    SHE HELPS TB VICTIMS TO GET NEW JOBS
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    77 13 THE winners of last neck's Colouring Contest, which featured an Aquaplane, are as follows: (1) Miss Grace Seah Nijet Chew <1O), 307 -B Tanjong Katony Road Singapore 15. (2) Miss Susan Dcnvnes (6) 304-B, Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 15. (3) Master Tamri B Wahid (12), 431, Serangoon
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    DEATH in the RUE de MENTON
    1846 14  - DEATH in the RUE de MENTON PETER de POLNAY by IT IyHEN the Nazi army entered Paris. Peter de Polnay was living In MontmarU-e. At ©nee he joined the French Resistance, was imprinoned by the Vichy regime, but escaped to England, where he Joined the Pioneer Corps and afterward* described
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    KITCHEN SPEED-UP
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    472 16 IV HEN partner has doubled the opening bid for a Completely busted hand with takeout, you are released from the obligation to respond if the Intervening opponent does anyLhiti" else but pass. Therefore, when you bid freely it should be with a particular purpose and partner U entitled
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    219 16 DOES a monocle make a man look distinguished Denis Compton wore one at a Savoy Hotel party the other night and was introduced as Lord Compton of Middlesex." "Good." said Compton. "If it makes me look that important 111 wear it at home and
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    178 17  -  DAVID LEWIN BY WE Johnnie Ray" he should be called after hi» recent stage exhibition in the West End. London. For Mr. Ray insists on introducing his songs: "We will now sing you or "A .^ung we did. At one time the royal plural was reserved for royalty. It
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    IT WAS A 'LUCKY' BREAK
    106 17 LISA DAVIS, a pert exBritish actress now becoming conspicuous on the American screen and TV, landed something beside the second feminine lead in the film "Glory." She also agented her tiny French poodle. "Lucky Pierre." Into a featured spot in the picture. While the script
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    815 18  -  Sum Karirani UTRHR Stiff S (CHARLTON) Get your body behind the ball rpHE OTHER DAY I SAW 1 A GOALKEEPER PICK UP A FAST GROUND SHOT ON THE RUN. LIKE A CRICKETER FIELDING ON THE BOUNDARY. "NICE WORK." SAID SOMEONE I BAID "ITS ROTTEN." That ball
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    COMB. SCHOOLS IN 84-RUN VICTORY
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    538 19 Dave the 'Flying Milkman/ has His eyes set on Rome DAVE STEPHENS, known as the flying milko for hit swift bare- footed runs over three and six miles last year, has tost his title. He is no longer a milkman. All he is now is a young Australian with one
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    72 19 At the third annual meeting of the Immigration Sports Club, the following were elected officials: Patrons: Mr. M. C. Compton and Mr. F. Sharp. President: Mr T. Maekie, Hon. general sec. Mr. H. K. Chakravarti; Asst. Gen. Pec. Mrs. Iris Batchelor; Sports Sec. Mr. D. R. Armstrong;
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    229 19 THE HUNGARIAN RUNNERS LASZLO TABORI \XT> SANDOR IHAROS FAILED BY 5.6 SECONDS IN A SPECIAL ATTEMPT TO BREAK JOHN LANDY'S WORLD MILE RECORD OF THREE MIN. 58.0 SECS. AT STOCKHOLM LAST NIGHT. t Ann in three mins. 48.8 sees., closely followed by Tabori
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    178 20 ])KAW ami lUrtlng rimes for ttM President's and Viee'wif.s prizes at the Roya) UftlMl Club today .all o ir flr St et) 230 pni J D. ix,n.i.-lly and 't u JohrusLoii v 8 E M Wd.h ,tnd h m i) netcher; I.M C. M. BpaniLsh
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    347 20 HAMPSHIRE ONE OF THE MOST IMPROVED TEAMS OF THE YEAR. WOUND UP THE ENGLISH COUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON YESTERDAY WITH A WIN OVER WORCESTERSHIRE TO GAIN THIRD PLACE IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE BEHIND SURREY, THE CHAMPIONS AND YORKSHIRE. Surrey, champions for the tourth successive year, completed
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    159 20 Cohen tipped to retain world title A record crowd of 40.000 Ls anticipated today when Robert Cohen of France defends his world bantamweight crown against South Africa s Willie Toweel in the vast open air concrete Rana Stadium. The fight may also set a cash record for the Union beating
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      ERIC DUNSFORD says MAN ABOUT TOWN best today
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        79 1 TANKARD *.A SAY S— wp-fw w/> lii i'v MY three best bets /Jfiil for today are: (tA^M j KRAKATOA (Race 6), »VT r^i^jtjm MISTY JADI (Race 3) /n\^^i^)r% and STAR SIGNAL (SU*^ :ft (Race 8). y^^/' THE ffoin* at Ipoh up '"^l"^^ w l to this morning was J S°od.
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      Bougoure all set for top honours
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      Injured swaps to rest
      98 4 11HE race horse .Swaps injnrcfi his riKht front hoof in his losinK US$10().(H)0 race against Nashua and a ill be Kivrn :i complete rest r »n Indlflnlte period nil iwner said fetterday. Fhe announcement w:i:> i tde by Rex c Ellsworth, who watched ins bU Call!.rni:i
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      SOLIDARITY AND CASH CHEQUE IN ROUSING WORKOUT
      215 4 SOLIDARITY (Bougoure) and Cash ('hequc <'V-i\i I were matdhed in a splendid tryout on the training trark at Ipoh this morning iking from the hall thoy ran the last 3f in 37 with verv littk- be- at the finish. The Allan Btable'f Vase
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