The Singapore Free Press, 3 December 1953

Microfilm: NL3679
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press liUr&est Afternoon Sale m Malaya. I lit!*. Singapore. Thurs !>«-« 3,Pr,:t, V, i, IT, X
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    QUICK RUBBER MOVE
    322 1 QUICK RUBBER MOVE iWJS Government protmimmi- 'Dumping' of stocks by GSA may stop pHK UNITED States (Government agreed yesterday to rt examine its natural rubber policy to see if something toul< be done to help the producers of the Far East. The General Services Administration" met its Rubber Advisory Committee
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    He exposed fake 'man'
    112 1 I Mr. T. Marston, 64 -year-old dental surgeon who lives near riapham Common. Londom. smiles as he shows how a plaster cast of the tooth of the famous "Piltdown Skull" fits into the jaw of a modern *pe. Marston told British museum experts m 1949 that
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    Threat of new strike on Pulau Brani
    324 1  - Threat of new strike on Pulau Brani SIT YIN FONG 1 By AtK Peter Williams, president of the Singapore Workers' Union, this morning announced a new Itrike at the Straits Trading Company's tin smelting Aorks on Pulau Brani. 3 Eighty men employed by a f Chinese contractor, Mr. Tan ■Ah
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    BOOKIES FOR TRIAL
    109 1 I^WO bookmakers, two race- horse owners and a bloodstock breeder alleged to have planned to make £35,000 by switching race horses m the Franca.sal affair" of last summer, were yesterday committed for trial at the Old Bailey, London's central criminal court. The prosecution alleges that on July
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    IKE: ILL GO IF...
    33 1 President Elsenhower, said m Washington yesterday that he would agree to a Big Four meeting if he could be assured of the sood faith of the Soviet Union. Reuter
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    POWER TO BANISH
    152 1 V|R. Oliver Lyttelton, the ptCl»i retary of State for the Colonies, was asked m tlv Houso of Commons yesterday what powers of deportation were permitted to Governors m each of the British colonies and under what authority. He replied: "Colonial Government* must retain the normal right of
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    BRITISH DENIAL ON CHINA
    20 1 A«air s SLI |l>r Foreign by thJ ""PPlled to Britnin "id Ton B s ha n
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      110 1 rt.^>H- WTWA UGH I CO" CTS HI NR V W AUGH S CO 1} f FEEL AS FIT |4 1 o AS A FIPPLi! I Sanatogen 1 ftft^^^^k SANATOCEN it an r uiwivjllcd Tonicj jß^^^^t^. Ji Food for the o V s lift II and < 0 J^+- y y
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    Pots for bridge and groom
    74 2 FRAGMENTS of clay pots were showered by as "confetti"' on Mr. Sam Leibermann, manager of the Chelsea Pottery Club, and Mary Stonehouse, one of t »c club's chief designers, after their marriage at Chelsea iiegister Office, London. Picture shows Caron Rawneley, 4, youngest potter of
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    We won't dictate to Britain—Ike
    247 2 We won't dictate to Britain Ike PRESIDENT EISENHOWER yesterday challenged Senator Joseph McCarthy and declared that the issue of Communists m Government "will not be an issue m the 1954 elections/ The President did not mention Senator McCarthy by name but told his weekly press con- ference that he fully
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    NIXON, NEHRU ON WORLD PROBLEMS
    130 2 The U. S. Vice-President, Mr. Richard Nixon, and Premier Nehru last night discussed world problems at a two-hour 'conference which Mr. Nixon said, gave him "much more rounded objective picture of the Prime Minister's viewpoints." Mr. Nixon told newsmen the discussion was completely friendly, cordial
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    THE GURKHAS SAID THANKS'
    62 2 A CEREMONIAL kukri was j presented yesterday on behalf of the Brigade of Gurkhas to Sir John Marriot, chairman of the Overseas Entertainment Committee of the British Em- pirc Service League The presentation was made as a token of the brigade's appreciation of arrangements made by
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    Queen will meet mutiny descendant
    258 2 f^3 THIS STRANGE WORLD I A DIRECT descendant of Fletcher Christian, leader of the Bounty Mutiny m 1789 will be presented to the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh when they visit Fiji.! Ho Is John Christian chiel magistrate of Pitcairn Islands whose inhabitants' ancestors
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    1,000 CHEER WINMr AS HE LANDS IN BERMUDA
    295 2 1 40 knot winds delay AfcTTT' gIR WINSTON CHURCHILL landed at Kindlev field near Hamilton, Bermuda, yesterday m the giant air I liner Canopus at the end of his journey for the ru Three conference. f Waiting to greet him were the
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    UNKNOWN
    30 2 host of the confix m** Although President LXir President LVmISKT French Prime MlnlsuTKsin He Is also the only s J T H member of the wartiaAiousl' Three Ke is
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    INDIA, RUSSIA SIGN TRADE PACT
    22 2 India and the Soviet Union yesterday signed their first trade agreement, a pact running for five years
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    FRANCE AWAITS WORD FROM HO
    47 2 rpHE FRENCH Government J. yesterday officially replied to the Swedish newspaper interview m which Vietminh rebel leader Ho Chi-minh invited France to make ceasefire proposals. The French cabinet replied last night that it would examine any proposal made through official channels. Reuter
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    They're all gkad MacD is staying: 'We need him'
    359 3 They're all gkad MacD is staying: 'We need h im IHQUIRING_CAMERA__iINDS OUT LrHT Singapore people told the Inquiring Camera P ter day that they want the Commissioner-Oenerul. Iv Salcolm Mai Donald, to stay on m the Colony to >-'mm\ the bonds of friendship between Britain and of South-east Asia." But
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    TEN BOOKS TO GUIDE THE YOUNG
    138 3 Free Press Stuff Reports r PHE Young Men'i Christian Association may publish ten books to guide Asian youth v r he A conference of Asian x.M.C.A. s that opens today at Bagino city. Philliplnes, will discuss what subjects the book.s should deal with. Singapore
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    FAO'S ASIA OFFICE
    33 3 The Legal and Administrative Commission of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization has recommended Bangkok as the permanent site of FAO's regional ofiice for Asia and the Far East.
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    Britain to press prewar claims on Japan
    59 3 Britain to press prewar claims on Japan M Lid Alol ComBritUh > alive to ol pre-wai ST 1 perBrit^h h by *BirtDD?; fl Jll luillM i>\ Britl h tubJecU Hi 81 hai before til*' outbi ik ol war In i:»4i had •till no* been m He Further asta I f
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    —BUT TWO WANT A NEW MAN
    221 3 —BUT TWO WANT A NEW MAN MR. GOH LIM KOOlf, a fharmacist: "I o not favour ere is political c has nothing new to offer v. politically. "A change will bring a fresh mind. MR. WILLIAM uilfN: Five years m the same job is a little too monontonous, don't you
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    Governor's inspection
    37 3 picture THE GOYBSNOE, Sir John Nicoll. inspecting a unit of the Women's Royal Air Force when he presented Air Headquarters Singapore with the new unit badge at a parade at R.A.F. Seletar yesterday. Free Press
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    NEW STATUS FOR MALTA PLAN
    135 3 BRITAIN has made a unique offer to Malta which would lift the .strategic Mediterranean island out of the status of a British Colony, the Government announced In the House of Commons yesterday. But the Maltese demand that their affairs should come under the Commonwealth Relations
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      153 3 >^ ...Enthusiastically C/fUUtd' XfflOS Acclaimed I y^7 (3^/ Genuine uea/ivu The Crowd that thronged our Premises the last few tdays is your guide. Xjfr Come today and make your aJLX selection from the a?r^^ followingEPN S. TOAST RACKS LADIES SATIN SWIM SUITS $3.00 each $9.50 to $17.50 each E. P.
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    The Singapore Free Prsss THURSDAY, Dec. 3, 1953 Opinion MOSCOW STOOGE
    440 4 The Singapore Free Prsss THURSDAY, Dec. 3, 1953 Opinion MOSCOW STOOGE IF Ho Chi-minh ever j pretended that he was not a Moscow stooge, his readiness to negotiate for an end to the war m Indo-China at this juncture exposes him completely. It Ls on the eve of the Bermuda
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    THE MARTIN BORMANN MYSTERY
    802 4  -  Norman Lindhurst By r|IEHARD Nazi pilgrims to the Berchtesgaden "shrine" of Adolf Hitler have grasped at the Bur-gess-Maclean case to kindle anew the myth of Martin Bormann. There isn't much left any more of Hitler's old hide-out. Bavarian authorities, prodded by the American occupiers, have blasted
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    JAPS PLAN BIG S'PORE TYRE FACTORY
    285 5 I local men will hold most jobs il Free Press Staflf Reporter I JAPANESE bicycle tyre and tube manufacturing I firm, Taisei Rubber Industries of Tokyo, plans llosiirt a factory m Singapore to supply markets m Ijliliyiand neighbouring countries. I Mr. S. Suzuki, the
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    GOVERNORS FLY IN FOR TALKS
    120 5 r pwo Governors. Sn Anthony ■f Abeii of Sarawak, and Sir Ralph Hone of North Borneo arrived m Singapore by air from Kuchuiß yesterday to attend the three-day meeting of British diplomats and military leaders which starts today at Mallaig, home of the Commis-sioner-General, Mr.
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    EDEN FOR NATO MEET
    37 5 Mr Anthony Eden the °rei?n Secretary and Lord Jwander. the Defence Minis- r. will attend the meeting of vorth r;f ci iai councii °^the itln lantlc Treat y OrganlJ»« opening m Paris on
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    SCHOOLS CUT OUT PRIMARY TWO
    269 5 Some parents don 9 t like it Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE parents were divided yesterday on the Education Department's plan to do away with pri- Mary two classes. The scheme means that nearly 10.000 children who got through the primary one thLs year will
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    Welfare treat for 50 boys
    86 5 ABOUT M boy* flom i)nrrn StrWt Boys 1 Host. 'l md the Prince Edward Road H,) V v Hostel will .^ppiui their eek-end at the Singapore Youth Council'! WW ratnp m Ttnan M«mmli F«.\sar This will hi« part of thoir Chri tin i itlTltlei Tin-
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    After prizes, a gift
    54 5 picture. 2'*'*n ilii wlfp of Bishop K. L, Archer of the Methodist an as shr a prrscnt from little Khoo llrfv SfhAAi pnsp||tln n: pri/rs al the Paya I.ebar MHhodist 1 tke iJJ?. pri7p rerrmony m Singapore, yesterday. ■«i is Mrs Chew flock Hin. principal of
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    Does Govt censor mail, phones?
    154 5 Does Govt censor mail phones? DR. PAGLAR'S QUESTIONS D^ JP r. M RAMAN Sin ipore Oovtrnment CenlOf private mail am monitor telephone conve tions? Thll \t question to be u.->k."i at the Legislative Council meet Ml De.- 15 by I)r C J ar member lot Changt He told me that
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      190 5 JEYPINE A JEYES JE rlllC| PRODUCT Add a tablespoon ro your Ba»fc Jn d you will be turprited how gA''^^"^^^^^ r«#re«h«"f becomet. r* Ba b y needs special profectiow. Wash all toys, utensils and ev«ry---^^7tfS rhing it handles. XN^^^ L^^ .^r\- A solution down Hie Sink destroys V odours and
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      217 6 MANDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis ",7, > I I YOU'RE- V HONEY^HE'S V-'EiaO-l I BUT TKISfiUY BEAM --NO ONE'S I IrilAOMlTlTj/ OHJUDI'h/' rnT%l N*7 If ->->^V l'.£ FOUGHT AND EVER TOUCHED HIM/ THEY GET lAM AFRAID PsF rr» NG D XT IHATCLOWN (HE--HESAIO OFHIM?V BEATEN THE
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      362 6 Y ouinlt >oui ,r« up «<ttl In*,-* II >ou are. r r| «n»lf thj, Vo laities are I «>ll defend it uSlj^' N I rt«t With you 1n Jny trili I b«ind and when^ou LV r<l I ma > be at first sih?^':* 1 I romance could bring aats ti
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    Woman 'bookie' attacked
    269 7 CAR GANG TEAKS MINK COAT OFF HER riIKKK men sprang from 1 dragged n mink t oat off a irtl her handbag containing They punched her and I i car near Piccadilly (jit us, woman s buck, and match•Lou. she fell screaming The sane raetd otr. It
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    There, with his beard and all, was Sydney
    400 7 There, with his beard and all, was Sydney ANGLERS spread their hands wide at Twickenham and said of one that got away: "U was 2ft. 6ins. long and honest. >t had a beard." Ar S'/u r once the y s P° ke the truth for they were talking of Sydney
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    SO THIS IS MODERN ART
    34 7 LAYMAN'S view of modern art is expressed by armchairladen Tom Bradley as he vie us 'Standing Figure," a sculpture on show at the Building V xhibition at London's oiympia.
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    Surgeon's knife Slips at operation
    257 7 Surgeon's knife Slips at operation <m surgeon Held a K^lpel- The operation 'about to beein. an enamel bowl rutUm T patient s chest began to i%s?se and surgeon r ,ac!e a Vrab at it. a the surgeons scalpel cut d c^hand between the r nd the third g&X tendons and
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    Royal spoons raise £10
    45 7 PRINCESS Margaret's gift of a dozen teaspoons to heip raise money for the restoration of St. Mary-le-Wigford Church, Lincoln have been sold by auction for £10. The parishioners have already raised £1,000 towards the restoration but another £1.000 is still required.
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    PULLOVER LASS
    14 7 PULLOVER LASS THE self-assured lass m shorts and pullover is Hollywood actress, Lana Morris.
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    THE BUS THAT STRAYED
    102 7 RUSH-HOUR passengers on a No 11 London bus were startled to find themselves being i taken past Trafalgar Square, I through Lower Regent Street I and Piccadilly Circas, and along Piccadilly. M For the No. 11 should turn left at Trafalgar Square, go d own Whitehall,
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    FINE SHOW OF ORIENTAL ART
    463 8  -  PETER de CRUZ Story by The lapanesc Consul-Ccneral. Mr. K. Nino"»iya and hi s wife (top left picture admire of the Japanese embroidery on display. Top centre. Dr. K. C. Ho head ot the U»«"e«e $ection at the University of Malaya, «d P,of Dobbv. head
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    Russia draws down an iron curtain
    2142 10 Russia dra ws down an iron curtain SECOND WORLD WAR (VOL, 6)-33 BY SIR WINSTON CHl R \PPREHENSION for DM future and many pvn t -s had tilled my mind aj I m )v»-.i tbmit unong the eh ins crowds of London rs ir th"ir hour of well-won njiuciru after
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    Bridge Hand
    130 11 B^'b Wen Nont Ea*t Paw Al pB l WS a °«Wtt o! dte. mondv Boutli eyed thta r.pporn.»hthf f V et ol trkks iim! "tudied IS fIM;M th i«n w th« ntu'f!^^ him two chances; £2* < made by tt^Ctf 7 <l(< {ht kil CL hf (illir ""J''
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    A man from 1943 waits off-stage
    238 11 M unique df la Bruchollerle, the French pianist, stepped from a Manchester stage sill] bearing the applause of the great audience of 2,500. And i< was a Mep ten yeai 1 back to the Paris of 1941, I 1 Gestapo searchers, ol tin Resistance.
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    FRENCH ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT TO QUIT
    35 11 Veteran Radical staietmafi Bdouard Herrtt, has annonnrei h" will nivf up 'l >! i, < th the prendent j »'f the PYench National Aiaeinbly which Ia had h I '<>i .srvm jrean
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    HOUSE RENTS GO UP IN BRITAIN
    44 11 H of Comoni hai j i n th( Government A |<.r it.s jm-Ih n I n ol about four mijJto pay for rr|Mir* Winston Churchill ll( ,j, iayr<l ibtll <•• r i,,m for th< Bermuda cwlt^ > lv vote. dM
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      175 11 Today's Crossword —^i 1 I i 'g^g^g^g^H 1 'ggggflgggV gg9^ggggS i J .1 '^^^^Tgggggggßi I i _l_L_JHlgggg» I gggggggggggV J. 1 j l_^^_^^^_^^ m^^^^^^^^^b^m^— A# H<> rl i Ii he hnntti tan hJi I ■pan. bui .Mm enjo] thtniaelyes? tj. fMlt f t by new*. <, Up-Uwim. recorder? (4); W
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  • The Pressman's Postbag
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      'GIVE PORTFOLIOS TO ELECTED MEN'
      437 12 In view of the Kendel Constitutional Commission's inquiry may I make a few points. Firstly we. m Singapore, should not make the mistake of following the blueprint of the Working Committee of the National Conference m the Federation. There nominated unofficial! m the Legislature have
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      3 bodies oppose Land Bill
      184 12 3 bodies oppose Land Bill THE SEVEN MAN committee named by the Governor. Sir John Nicoll. at the Legislative I Council meeting on Nov. 24 to examine the Bill to freeze land values m the Colony will hold its first meeting this week. The Land Acquisition i Amendment* Bill, was
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      MISS AUZURIE
      127 12 MANY people nowadays take too many things for granted. They pay the least and expect the most. That seem* to apply to your correspondent. "Proud Indian." who criticised the arrangements for Mis.s Auzurie's show Naturally if he wa.s sitting w»y down south, could he expect to see i
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      RASH DRIVERS
      84 12 >ffc£SK.\ cros-sin^s ;m> wanrmiy a Ignored by rash drtvi i (especially owner-drtversj In some part ol the city, notably Newton-circus Then Ml many schools nniby And a number of children croM the roads at thi.-. point. They find It v<«ry dlfllcult to get over ;md have to wuit
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    Labour Party tries a revival
    193 12 Labour Party tries a revival I^HE MngmpOTi labour l\uty which hu.s lo.st much ot 111 tallowing because ot internal ttrife. expulsions and resignations, is arranging group mMt* in*4.s in various areas, to revive interest m the party. According to the party's constitution, the general council is required to organLse branches
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    TIES WITH BRITAIN
    77 12 The Persian Majlis last night endorsed a decision of Premier Fazlollah Zahedi's government to resume diplomatic relations with Britain. I Thro t dinners for relatives, friends anil business a«**oI t v cwltln »>«.000 ire being given m Singapore this I it cVe V yMr Tl »n Ah
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    Any grouse?
    35 12 HAVE you a grouse? Have you a bright idea? Have you seen anything strange or unusual? Then write to the PRESSMAN and tell others about it m his POSTBAG— briefly. i' I, t
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    Untitled
    50 12 '"""^■■B IB 9 riV/£ r£«4LT.4 turns i Se ate(i< Elma and Glorio <*„„ 1 <rtm tott. Xavier Cugat band, who were met oTS Mr. Peralta was meeting the Philipino member ni rw. band. Candida Dimanlig (handing at right? an old from New York City. At the extreme left it ?M
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    Moonlight in Marrakesh
    474 13 JgcT OfJ KS] m the alleys of fame > amon« fhT women; Aysha for--1 riv a professional ?an cc but now wholly 2Sn over to cultivation S the sentiments with friend Abdeslem a woHfdthere *ep, «c English visitor. Peter Cc "ho comes to know fhem all acquires
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    Tales for the darkness
    178 13 hjhjh JftAW TOII, N THK r»hn Witfd Ba»i| Davenport v r S Mr nSg* 1 and slmllHr l(|l "Bi«ri» VMl|l rl hM «Hfhered f nt l>milew wh h >»ihjZS to adapt. the sTH/vV'/ uthlKS freedom IVldln mL r and lr Whit- m airpf> w v.ars In
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    Love on the Riviera
    249 13 I 111 <(H m !<> i.i ill! It h Kitmain (j*rv. Muluil Jos< |il> IT VOttld be mistake to dismiss this story Oi IC days oi love and dlak ctics On the Riviera as |uit another witty, paradoxical French novel on a subject m which France's
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    Kenya thrills
    80 13 THF YEAR OF THE LION. Bj Cirrald Hanlrv. Collins. IT is The Year of the Lion because it is the year In which the lion kills Browning and then two others— before it falls to the rifle of Jervis, a nervous young man fre&h out from home. The
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    DANGEROUS MEN
    659 13 An indictment of the Prussian officer corps ♦The Nemesis of Power, by J. W. Wheeler-Bennett, Maemillan. THE German army has inspired curiously conflicting: emotions m th'e English mind. There is admiration for so formidable and courageous a fighting force. There is also detestation of Prussian militarism and all
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    AUSSIES TAKE TO BADMINTON
    545 14  -  PETER DAMSON —thanks to Malayans By T>ADMINTON. previously not a major sport m Aus- tralia, is gaining steadily m popularity because of the large number of students from Malaya and other Asian countries m Australian universities and colleges. Many are top-ranking bad- mititon players. They have
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    He shows them how
    71 14 Badminton m Australia has never been a bis sport, but MaUyan students attending Australian universities and rulltues have been responsibly for a revival of interest m the sport since the war. Pictured here is Lin Ah Soo. Australian doubles champion and New South Wales title holder
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    8-WICKET WIN FOR N.S.W.
    55 14 New South Wale? deftfttod South Au^traliii holders of the tiophy. by eti yesterday m thtir M.fU. .'-•jiekl wame at A<lrl.iidc (feU South Wales Wtfl set t f) KOTf KH runs- m i 2."> mtnutei aad Ml 1\ lot Ol Ai thur Mortis .Ac Beniiufi. they accompli
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    CAMBRIDGE XV v. OXFORD
    85 14 kX i Dnivt isf Rugby Dnl m r Mi- m i I■ Kenh*m Hus month. They «rr RoMniton P Tl* UM U: DAB. R >' < t, H.I Btrrtll, i J Pa lion, i) Bkippci w R wnm. I i« Mcl achlan, .1 Btul, h 0
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    MAN WITH SOCCER PLAN TO SAVE ENGLAND
    500 14  -  JOHN I AKKAYV Watch Manchester on Saturday By MANCHESTER Unfttoa ■um«ger pum nusoy is snowing England IhC way back to smier rt'iovery. A strong lead is needed after the »»-:> drubbing from Hungary's team of stars Busby's plan places accent on youth and
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    LICKED
    124 14 mm stamp* 2»« mat,,, li", VS*""^ Ml to have an Point lead ove Wo h L he L r h «*s •"••ugh fight at To? Points behind CV^g* He d need a Yin if they Ti* Form suggests a draw teia Leicester City, leading the m*< division on goal
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    BANNISTER WON'T RUN
    68 14 L>OGER Bannister. Britain's hope [or the legendary four-minute mile, lias stated he will not compete m indoor athletic meet In the United State; next February and March, Bannister, a 24-year-old medical Student, said he could not get m? from his hospital work until late spring. Present plans
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    SRC DEPENDS ON 'RIVALS'
    283 15 Only hope is a beaten University Free Press Hockey Reporter KC ApOKE Cricket Club and Singapore Recreation S riilh have for years been referred to as the "padang ,iJ '-but today a SCC victory may help SRC retain r Singapore Hockey Association's Div 1 title. The
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    World Cup seedings criticised
    171 15 BELGRADE radio claimed, yesterday that "only lack of fair play resulted m Spain. Italy, Austria, and France being seeded m the World Cup soccer finals next June while Yugoslavia was excluded. The World Series organisation committee announced on Tuesday that Spain. Italy. Austria and France plus
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    Aussies choose Army officer
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    Services beat Cardiff
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    All Blacks score 6 tries v. Scots
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    JAP ENTERS LAST EIGHT
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    SWEDES WIN 2-0 IN HONGKONG
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    Darts league 'giant killers'
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    Gliding' javelin protest
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    Orissa is ready to win
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