The Singapore Free Press, 11 August 1954

Microfilm: NL2439
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press argest Afternoon Sale m Malaya. i j,,»| .Singapore. Wed., Aug. li, 1954. Price l..(ts
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    Thank you, Mr. Pendengar
    347 1 RICEGODHS reafltn an- talking of the ama/ini; success of the I ree Pn^ r t< lll| expert Pcndeimar. Many have MmUij nritt»-n si\ini? Think \ou." "Congratulations. Keep it up", and "We're looking f.»rw ird to lollowinu >ou on Ihc nr\t race d.iv"— which ka at Kuala
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    EUROPEANS ASK FOR SCHOOL
    283 1 EUROPEANS ASK FOR SCHOOL I^TROPEAN Parents m Singapore feel that there should be a school for their children, about 1,000 of whom live m the Colony. This docs not include services' children who have their own schools. The need is fell because of the "stiff" tees charged for primary education
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    GANG STEALS ARMY CABLE
    69 1 t^ORTY yards Of linden? round telephone cable w<»rth $700 have been cut and dun out near the 12 i mile, Changi X > 1 1. Singapore. The cable line rims lrom Fort CannLnf to Betmranc The theft was reported to the police by Major C. W.
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    Madam Pandit defies doctors
    114 1 Madam Pandit defies doctors ORE Indian* were n i J by a Reuter refrom Bombay this turning that Madam Vijaya:shmi Pandit, Presidetit of uited Nations Genera! j would open the i Assembly of Youth m Singapore on Sunday Against her d tcton 1 orders. ?port said she was sufTer■'A from
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    Boat capsizes -30 drowned
    19 1 THIRTY people were drowned when a river ferry capsized south of Indore. Thirty-one were resc
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    CHINA ADMITS AIR-SEA BLOWS FROM FORMOSA
    95 1 IV KIN(, Radio said yesterday two Chinese National l warships and a lone bom»«ad launched two attack the south-east China coast •!>»«»>iu- Formosa last week. "c broadcast said the bomber attack, o n August 4. followed by a warship ••••iKtrdment on August 7. It
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    Evidence by pilot 'is confusing'
    112 1 by Mr. C H ButterflelcL Q.C I the Solicitor-General, at the Kalian- crash inquiry this morning, Capt. Lan Stephens, senior captain of 8.0.A.C. said he found the evidence of Pint Hovle the pilot, confusing m some respects. capt IJ nu^u^ii__H Stephens said the plane would
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    This thief went fishing
    27 1 I A thief used a hook to fish out a handbag containing $32 from a woman's house m Poh Huat Road. Singapore, yesterday.
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    RUBBER PRICE
    31 1 The Singapore Rubber Mai k« i t opened thia momm' on mi uncertain tone with fir I ide Ajugust shipment, at 66 a pound, one-eighth cent, above yesterday's close.
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    51,335 GEM HAUL
    26 1 51, 335 GEM HAUL jewellery and pearl ear-ringa worth $1,335 ircre stolen from i Malay woman's house In Lermil Road near the Botanic Our»dens, Singapore, yeiterdajr.
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    Former slur note film boss
    80 2 pi< lnrr INDONESIA'S only woman linn director, Miss Kalna Asmara, arrived m Singapore yesterday on her way to stud> n< w te< hniques at the inecetta and Superimentale < m» -in.iioi r.ifn film studios m Italy, for a year. She has directed five films including
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    We didn't speak for months-wife
    271 2 A DIVORCE petition filed by a husband who alleged desertion, was dismissed by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, m the Singapore High Court yesterday. The husband, N^ Chew Lim, also known as Anthony John Limoro. a Shell Company employee, alleged that his wife, Josephine
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    NETHERLANDS, INDONESIA END UNION
    198 2 I^l IF. NETHERLANDS and Indonesia yesterday ended their four-year union and agreed on special arransen.« His for their future econo njie ties, Thi protocol and covering l«tt«r> wen siriK'ri at The Ha^m m a ceremony by theii ron i^'i, Mu.ist. r.s. Mr. Bunarjo and Mr. Joseph
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    DRASTIC RUBBER PRICE DROP CAN HIT AUSTRALIAN: WARNS CASEY
    228 2 DRASTIC RUBBER PRICE DROP CAN HIT AUSTRALIAN: WARNS CASEY EXTERNAL Affairs Minister Mr. Richard G. Casey J warned Australians yesterday their survival :ii«h? be involved m happenings m South-Ea.st Asia v< r the nexi decade. A catastrophic fall m prices of staple products. K'h as rubber, might cause suffering which
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    Japs to play in Butterfly'
    67 2 Italy, which produced the opera, and Japan, which pro- duced the setting, will work I together on a film version of Giacomo Puccini's "Madam* Butterfly." The film will be made m Rome with the title role played iby a Japanese star, and Italians filling the
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    LABOUR DEPT. INTERVENES IN SAGO MILL-UNION DISPUTE
    185 2 THE Singapore Labour De- j partment yesterday step- j l>« into the dispute between the Hock Gin (Juan sago mill and the Factory and Shop Workers' In ion The factory management told the worker^ last Friday that Aug 22 would be their laxt
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    ASIA DEFENCE TALKS NOW CERTAIN
    80 2 A conference to discuss formation of a SouthEast Asia treaty organisation (SEATO) appeared certain last night to be held around mid-Septem-ber, probably at Baguio, the Philippines' summer capital. Convening countries are working on final details of their agreement to hold the talks and an official
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    '7,000 U.S. churchmen aiding Reds'
    127 2 '7,000 U.S. churchmen aiding Reds' THE General Secretary of t), f American Council .f Christian Churches said m Philadelphia ye.sterday "it ,< my personal conviction thai conservatively, at least 7©Wj ministers m the United State are aiding the Commune cause, either directly or indirectly." The Rev. W. Harlhe 8.--deaux, of
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      37 2 Town Country //JJJS^r^^ WOMEN 1. MEYER CHAMB ERS. RAFFLES PLACE PHONE: *****. ■|JII \M DOMESTIC n.PfX. V. APPLIANCES Sec them at display m the HAPPY WORLD TRADE EXHIBITION SENG HUP ELECTRIC CO., 171. On- hard Road, Singapore-!).
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    SONG ON EDEN IS BANNED
    324 3 CENSOR SAYS NO TO REVUE HIT TUNE rpH I plight of Mr. I Anthony Eden— due to >me Prime Minister U Sir Winston Churchill re>s has been chronicl.,j m song, but the British jenaor says it can't b< Undei the title, "Right Hand Mm." it
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    VISITORS PAY TRIBUTE
    135 3 VISITORS PAY TRIBUTE E SIXTEEN members of the E k3 Filippino delegation to E the World Assembly of E H Youth m Singapore laid E a wreath of white roses at E the cenotaph yesterday. E Most of the women dele- E gate s wore their pictures- E que national
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    Film actor dead
    20 3 Stage and film artor Robert Adair 54, died of Leukemia, a blood disease, m London yesterday- A.P.
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    LABOUR MAN HITS AT ATTLEE'S PEKING TRIP
    217 3 MR Hector McNeil, former British Minister of State In the Labour Government. Mid yesterday m a recorded interview the visit of former British Prime Minister Mr. Mtlee md other Labour Pftlty leaders to Moscow and Peking was "highly irre.spon»iMe and ill-timed. Mr McNeil
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    100,000 fight raging Yangtse
    121 3 One hundred thousand mer fighting to keep the swoller River Yangtse from bur-stint into a raging torrent thai would wreck the cities of Hankow, Hanyang, and Wuchang were still Winning their flght despite a new record flood leve the New China (Communist) news agency reported yeiterdav
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    Eden's pattern
    25 3 The BecreUnr-Oeneral r&nan'fl pro-American Liberal Part" that Japan oattern Its rorelcn policy after British diplomacy >^ demonftnted by Mr Anthony Men at Geneva. A.P.
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    Indus water talk
    28 3 India will disCUSi Hi COII tlitlon." la i lown*>y PaWsUn I, r acceptance ■>! fchf w-»rii [jink scheme tor utlliiatlon H the [ndua basin waters U.P.
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    'DEAD' WIDOW SITS UP IN COFFIN
    55 3 MRS Jcxsefn Arbulu de Sot/>, 75-year-old socially prominent widow, sat up her ooflln yesterday before numerous relative IBJ frieodi mourning be* al Chiclayo. Peci. A few ln»ur> wliiU* m health ihe Miflered i lajks^ and two doeton certified she WJLS (jleiicl On rvvivinn ihe
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    500 houses swept off by floods
    50 3 FLOODS caused by heavy rains m the mountains swept through low-lyin^ sections of Chihuahua (Mexico) early yesterday. Two prisons were drowned and some S(W houses were flooded. Several thousand refugees were quartered temporarily In public buildings m Chihuahua, which is Northern Mexico state capital.
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    Jose, 19, says he killed 10
    101 3 Mexican pollee are holding j(w I.azaro Ooosales, 19. who Ikls admitted killing it least 10 mon .ion/ale.s said robbery u-sually was hLs motive. The bi«t;e.st haul be could remember waa 32 pesot iU852,56), the smallesi l peto 8 us centi Police said the youth
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    U.S. to back Siam prince
    68 3 AT his news conference yesterday the ÜB. Secretary of st;it«\ Mr John Porter Dullos, said that the United States would support Prince Wan Waithayakon, Ptoreffn Minister oi Slam for the presidency of tin* ninth srs.^ion of the Unit.'ci Nations G< i niT;il Aaaembly this autumn.
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      64 3 Appointed Official Distributors of -:J K.miKimOTO.inc Necklace* Chokers Ear -rings, etc etr. G. C. de SILVA BROS. 1 Kaffirs Place JUMttert Sporr 1. TH: Hill Full Blown Petticoats m i I CRISP BOUFFANT TAFFETA TRIMMED I WITH NYLON EMBROIDERED LACE. S REMEMBER! They are washable ■ml retain ihapv without iroaiNtt-
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    Malay Regiment parade Colour
    46 5 VI the end oi a Trooping the Colour parade 1 lipinf, the 2nd BatH»n, the Malay Regime relied past Lieut. <..'ii <• K. Bourne, the Malays. ture shows the < v r which was prelied by Sir Henry C.urnej m 1949. with its >rt.
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    Changes in Ipoh police dept.
    37 5 POH Wed. Mr. G.E.Y. formerly 0.0.P.D Nerang, Kedah. has i from lons leave, and now Assistant O.C.P.D Tyrell takes the plac^ spectOT Goh Swec who is now officer-in-<>f the new town itfton.
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    New officials
    34 5 I LUMPUR. Wed. ng have been elected >i the Malayan Giahers Union: Presi- ith Ram; vice-pre-inß Mm Kee; secrerong Lee Konp:; trea\;m Khek Cheow; trus- M'in Yui. Lai Yen Oh Boon Tat.
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    Transferred
    26 5 Wod. Inche nin bin Alj.luilah. Circuit rate Kuala Trengganu, •'"ii transferred to Sitia- uit Magistrate to of Inche Abdu' I Mohamed All who n loave
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    56 5 Vtalim's first amusement park— the Victorj rraimusement Ink .v i> opened at t'"- week wa large cr.»vwis nightly. People come [run as ia Kuala Kuhu Batarn and SUm River to dancf wj «J» t picture shows Mrs Majid, the wif<- of <hf IMui I bi n Mohtnifd Yusoff, tssbtant District
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    MADAM PANDIT WILL HEAR CASE OF STORE WOMEN
    276 5 r rHE Singapore Council ot Women is to seek the support ot Mudan: Vijayaiakshmi Pandit, president of the United Nations General Assembly on questions affecting status and marriage reforms. A delegation will spend half an hour with Madam Pandit tomorrow at India
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    20 DOCTORS WILL JUDGE BADY SHOW
    62 5 TWENTY Singapore doctors will be at the Chinese V.M.C.A. to Judge a baby show on Sunday. Onr hundred and thirtynine babies will compete m three groups: "A" 'for those ip t<> six months) "B" < six to 12 months) und <ri to 24 months
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    Malay home burgled
    22 5 PENANG Wed. broke mtu a W e m i 1 I stole R r;. k I $70 and a.
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    Cfficial opening
    6 5 Cffic ial opening nFG FGF GFGGF
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    She'll be on air
    11 5 KUALA LI Mrs "oui dio re Lai
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    ROAD SIGNS THAT MEAN NOTHING TO THEM
    179 5 ROAD SIGNS THAT MEAN NOTHING TO THEM |OTORISTS i In Worfolt Ru.iJ Singapore, a i-- lti > t'» tl'" tif V < HI (I r>n the path r «t--there, reg lestini md tri h« Sp p net provided for them, ire >n h only, and many cyclists and riders, ip
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    More shops
    18 5 SERIA. Wed. Kitty two permanent shop-houses costing $20,000 each an- being built here with Government assistance.
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      175 5 MANTOVANI HIS ORCHESTRA- exclush* m I Ih sound peculiar to IVlantovani O r «lir»tia now I brcorii'* one of the mont ffiiiiili^r an<i MM <»• |Im* m«sl Mtftt lilted on rr<or<l. AN ALBUM OF FAVOURITE WALTZES AN ALBUM OF STRAUSS WALTZES .LX M> t VICTOR HERBERT SUITE U »060 AN
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    REVIVAL OF A MEDIEVAL FAIR
    103 6 A REPLICA of a IOWtCCDtt century inn was opened lor three days when As'hbmton. South Devon, put Clock back six hundred years last week and staged J< vival of the Medieval Fair of St. Lawrence, the charter H>r Which WM granted by Edward 11 to
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      147 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Palk md Phil Davis J, 1 AMBLE Of C A L; Juni,rr^i«T?V— OIA/M AHMItS VVKAV I IM DONf COCM^I r^ 1 RlAGe _X||^f^^^k )/~J j MANDRAKE. ThE SAINT by Leslie Chartens Lv"^^^~^^^^^^jß '^^^^r fw I^/9/ I^/^ £R E sV B5C— V A-vBS WE MjS 1 HASTEN X
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      482 6 I YOUR LUCKY I STAR I IJOKN T()I)A\. you ha^, j ra/or-keen mind with 4 very sharp cutting edjje! l«, u can slash through i..l i.,, and get down to real ivsu«> a l most instantly. Gift* a j problem, you analyse it «t once and make your appraisal. Your
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    Their first flight to Singapore
    121 7 Their first flight to Singapore European delegates attending: the S•< <»nd World Assembly of i '»uth conference are arriving »n Friday by the first iin.ivian Airlines System plane to land m Singaf»<»re. Hie plane, the AriWl Viking— a Douglas DC-6B iriM be captained by a veteriu pilot. Thorkild Petereen. An
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    EXPELLED 70 CAN GO TO SCHOOL
    125 7 Chinese Chamber aids MOKE than 70 boys of the Singapore Catholic High School expelled recently for staging a sit-down strike for the re-instatement of live expelled students involved m the call-up protest, will be taken m this reek by Chung Cheng High School and
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    Film stars to meet in new dance hall
    198 7 Film stars to meet in new dance hall 4 BIG NEW air-conditioned dance-hall, which is being built m the Great World Amusement Park it a cost of $500,000, will figure prominently at the second Asian Film Festival to be held m Singapore lext year. Mr. Jim Lawler, the publicity manager
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    Assistant Public Trustee
    60 7 IPOH. Wrd. Mr. R. Govm riasamy. Assistant Ofti<*ial A.-. dgnee, Federation of Malaya, has taken over additional dutiBj a,s Assistant Public Trostnj In place Of Mr. L. Natarajan, tvho left Malaya on retirement recently. The office of the public trustee ki situated m the Supreme Court whil»'
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    M.Y.F. party
    42 7 TAIPIMO, Wed. Hie We«!YF, TaipiiiU. pfave f;ir«»welj party to two o\ their >^ iala aho are leaving the district. Miss Rasmafi. president, is '•oin;' on transfer to Alor stir, nid Miss Esther Thuralappah, Treasurer li lolnlnn the TeachiirK' College »t Kirkby.
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    Jungle is quiet
    15 7 KUAI.A LUMPUR. W.-d Nr> Communirt terrorist Incident! were reported over 24 bours.
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    29 7 JJ Ho^rd Mansfield. 0X.P.1) Tapah. and Miss V alen "««iiuon of the Commissioner General's Ottire. who wttt "itried at the Church of Christ the Tins, Singapore, at the weekend.
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    Lights will foil soccer pickpockets
    165 7 rpHE Singapore City Council 1 is to install street lights near Jalan Besar stadium to foil pickpockets who rob patrons who attend games played at night. The vice-chairman of the rouncil's public utilities committee. Mr. Chan Kum Chee. said floodlit soccer was popular with sportsmen
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    Rubber packers to meet again
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The second international conference on natural rubber packing and quality is to be held 'm New York m April or May I next year.
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    Science pupil is the host Radio lessons
    54 7 Science pupil is the host Radio lessons Methodist Hoys school pupil (heong YVitiK Hong shows a biology class exhibit to visitors to the school's s<ience class exhibition whi<h opened m Kii.il 1 Lumpur at tfie week-end. Other schools m the district were invited as well M parents to >c* the
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    Radio lessons Youth leader weds
    27 7 Radio lessons Youth leader weds KUALA LUMPUR. Wvd. \\w Fi-(i<*ration s Adult Kducatiou AafOCiatlOO will begin on Sept. 11 a campaign to combat illiteracy with radio lessons.
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    Youth leader weds
    29 7 MALACCA, Wed. Mr Joj^inder Singh, school -teacher and youth leader, married MLss Gurcharan Kaur on Monday. The reception at the Methodi-st Girls' School wajf well attended.
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      119 7 I Presenting the new &*'Armi* *S '''mmtk Following l'»*.ly »»»e «eneral design ot H»e now f^mout >nndud Enl»t ialoon it incorporate* »uch dctir ible fcaturet M rully friwimed interior deti«ned ro* mj«imyw comfort. The four wide door* arc fitted w.t* wind up window* and fully pivoted no draught ventilator, 3
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    YOUTH EXHIBITION
    269 8 YOUTH EXHIBITION Pictures by X m ha« J Danitl, 14 is Uh up with the dolls, trays and flowers made i>! v j shrlls by (iirl Guides. Shirley Chlen, 13, and INter Lav. 1">. look at pictur«s of St. John Ambulance Brigade cadets at work. Shirley probably tHnks that it's
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    The White WOMEN have ruined Airica
    994 10 An 'old hand' gives his opinion TOM STACEY Who described m a bestseller called "The Hostile Sun" how he found a lost tribe m Malaya, tics taken a new journey to the Unknown this time through the jungle of Africa. 4 ho (Jt stt
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    35 10 Jerry Wayne rr he antes a song for his role as an American cr<MMier m tin- Krilish Him '\\s l.«m as they're Happy" i- v (Arson uuu the drums v.d Petev Knight at the pidiiio.
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    McCarthy on the way out
    399 10 And Eisenhower is learning to get tough with Congress WASHINGTON, capital of the U.S.A., is a curious city. It is always tense and nervous and vociferous. One day it bursts into violent excitement, the next it is m a mood of tentative resignation. Indo China
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    TO THE RESCUE
    80 10 FISHING story of the week. (And it's true). A Pari mm fishing m the River Oignon. near Dijon, gut an 18 lb. pike on his line. He slipped on the bank and was dragged into the water. He began to drown. His cries were heard by another
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    Delightful Debbie
    11 10 Debbie Reynolds M(i M star m a new pose.
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      67 10 'v The we,kl> issue of the STRAITS BUDGET can be sent by Air Mail to any address m the United Kingdom at an iiiclusive rate of I 24.00 2 FOR SIX MONTHS If you want the "BUDGET" while on leave or wish U\ make an "Air-subscription" on behalf of your
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    Cigars for all in Oil-boom Town
    774 11 Cigars for all in Oil -boom Town Fred Manor m Manitoba THL May! air Hotel was ukc a set out of an uid. silent western. The noisy "beer parlour" with hime. sunburnt men w earl ng five- gallon hats. The shabby lobby dotted with crass spittoons, their inside brown with
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    Canada looks ahead
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    British tourists preferred
    128 11 BRITISH tourists from Italy are being applauded for their KoiNi manners and tac t. A report just publish"! ltal> on the habits of tourists comments: WW never be short of ambassadors while so many ©I '••r people take their holidays abroad. The Brltum '•wrist wins many friends
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    A Wonderland of Riches'
    156 11 A Wonderland of Riches' THIS year Canada, racing With the Arctu-uumUd Russians to exploit the vast untapped mineral wealth that lies "m cold stotave" for mankind, launchei a 50-year programme of penetration and exploration of her vast northern territories Already Canada, as News- map $ho»i here, has been ,<<ealed r;s
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    Japs mourn 'Audrey cut'
    46 11 Services held m memory' of the fallen locks, l> EC A USE the :hn "Roman Holiday" now showing m Japan, has h (i (by way ol film Audrey H< pburn's hairstyle) to thousands ol Japanese girls cutting oil their silken locks to
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    ITALY: Low backs... long hair
    172 12 ITALY Low backs long hair riMIIS ka Biki > l.i Ligne a la GoMMMWe. It is inspired by the bewitching dancer m the Toulouse-Lautrec film. Note the high QHltSd effect, nipped waist, sleek fitted hips and skirt flaring at the thi?h This cocktail lowa black wool has a white satin
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    She plans tor peers
    790 12 tR» J*^^^B§ < *t^^bß K^i ANDREW MACKENZIE tells a success story i/VKUY Friday Sheffield*J born Mis, CJmu. Gr.tt-ton-Storey leaves the beautiful period house m »iith aud i f y street, Mayfair, London, which is the headq larters of her business us ;t planning consultant. ;md goes
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    They'll show how to cook Chinese food
    253 12 They'll show how to cook Chinese food AN 'International Kitchen" which will include demonstrations of the preparation of Chinese and Indonesian national dishes, is to be a feature of the British Food Fair m London for ten days from Sept. 7. The kitchen is sponsored by the Gas Council of
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    Bridge Hand
    284 12 Bridge Hand Neither side vulnerable Wett dealer NORTH 10 H J WKST FAST 9 7 V 3 4 X S 1 V X Q 2 j hi h 0A983 Q X <J I *AKO J H 5 SOUTH I a g in VS 5 3 0 10 6 6 *6
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    MORE WOMEN COPS
    79 12 ltl hire la trail A: tie. rh hi Municl i I the tren most noticeable m the So "M bar emit men for ix)hce work In Among southern cities which have female I fie police are N leans, Charlotte, and RicUmonl. Of the to city. In N
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      115 12 ■13 llri^ I 5 ■■■K7~t a !h. t the n thirties m 7 What an v years ago? <1, 6, 4). Br. lls 1. Igratmgnl "n»- it of 1 pa >it ilner M 10 P .4- 11 v.i h no 11 \u\ Only th< 1 7). 17 20 huntei n
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    For formal occasion
    26 13 I- or extremely formal occasions. Colleen Miller wears a strapless rowii of palest green slipper satin swathed with draped sash of forest »n»-
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    Can we stay young?
    688 13  -  CHAPMAN PINCHER Success may prolong life but not so over-eating by 4 STONISHING colour M photographs of a boy v. ho a^td so rapidly that hi looked as old and decrepit as any centenarian by the time he was 12 nave reached me from i. American
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    KANGAROOS GO ON THE RAMPAGE
    343 13  - KANGAROOS GO ON THE RAMPAGE W. ARTHUR SCHOLES Bouncing pest aggravates drought losses by cause ro:uJ accident on Jr <* main bighwayi Kangarooi eat lt.uv to the roots, destroying it Sheep vjii not <at uhire Ibc kanKaroo smell jirit'fr.s. Many fanners s.iv the drought picture soon will ♦dual the horror
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    KNIGHTS OF THE RING
    582 14  -  JEFF WHITE Special feature Fach WUnck each drop of Ittffll U Bfl athlete* contribution t<> the moor, the rick mid the mppirri. Ky BOXERS PUNCH FOR CHARITY TME mar from 15.000 throats m "hie-ago Stadium lrnl support and power to the thudding lists ol Norway s
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    FIRST SPEEDWAY TEST TO ENGLAND
    52 14 Ij^NGLAND beat Australia m tbc first Of this season's .siM*«*dw<iv test inmtchti la.st »ii;lit hv ttO polnti to 48. The match took place on the Weathan track, l^ondon, where Ut\i acorer wa.s Brian Crutcher oi Wernblev and England with 17 out of a possible 18
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    STOCK-CAR RACING POPULAR IN ENGLAND
    348 14 STOCK-CAR RACING POPULAR IN ENGLAND STOCK-CAR racing, the newest and craziest of sporting spectacles, has now been given a fair trial m England, and the public verdict seems to be the same as the Londoners' who were the first m Britain to see it it has come to stay. The
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    The fight of the night
    97 14 i the tpflni "ii of tit«* evening. Richard Currie. II yteiffht of Scotland, outpointed Manas MtttM, r.s.A. The blood spattered 1 p»under> provided spectators with the liveliest match of the ni«ht Below: rlllS was Furopes heartbreaking nialth of th veninst. Boxing brilliantly is-ainst Garvin Sawyer
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    Perfect score by rifleman
    77 14 A 25 YEAR-OLD m.'inbt'r oi the British rifle team yesterday scored the only double possible to win the Bankers' match at the 86th annual Dominion of Canada Rifle Association prize shoot m Ontario. A. J. Tetlow, who waa a member ot the Cambridg University team which
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    EVANS CRACKS SUSSEX BOWLING
    203 15 But Kent unable to gain points rjODFREY EVANS, Kent and England wicketkeeper, enjoyed himself yesterday when chances of a definite result m the Kent-Sussex match seemed remote because of rain. The match was eventually drawn as expected, but not before Evans had decided to "have a
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    SPORTRAIT
    16 15 Don t toe scared. darlinQ. no horse that Uncle Qeraldi on ever gze* very fa*t~~~
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    Gavilan will defend title
    73 15 ANNOUNCING that his damaged right hand is healed, world weltenoeight champion hid Gavilan signed contracts yesterday for his title defence September 1 at Connie Muck Stadium against Johny Si 'ton. The bout was originally carded for July 14, but postponed after Gavilan comt.cined his hand, injured
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    Non-title bout for Jap tonight
    62 15 \OSHIO Shirai. Japanese world flyweight champion. meet Alberto Barenghi of Argentine, m a 10-round ltle contest m Buenos pj tonight. will be Shirai's second his Argentine tour. He \\ith Argentine champion Pascual Perez on July 24. A world title fight be•M Shirai and Perez at
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    Plans for Cockell fight in October
    103 15 j^»N < <X KELL, thrice-conqueror of Harry Matthews, is likely to have his next fight at Harrinjjay m October— ln defence of his British title. This is the plan Jack Solomons has m view for the British heavyweight champion. Solomons has matched former British
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    ARSENAL PLAY FLOODLIT CRICKET
    46 15 BBLIE Compton raptain.s rsenal against Middlesex floodlight cricket match Highbury next Tuesday. ream Is; CYmpton <capU, Don (MjfT Holton. Joe Don Roper. Tommy Peter Goring, Ben Jack Kelsey. Douglas «<n and Don Oakes. match is m aid of n s benefit fund.
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    DOOLAND IN THE TESTS? -'NONSENSE'
    126 15 "/COMPLETE nonsense"— V that is the reaction m Australia to the suggestion that Bruce Dooland, the leg-break bowler now with Notts, may be asked to play against England m the Tests. Mr. G. A. Davis, manager of the last Australian tour of England, said: "As
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    1st LAP WINNER
    26 15 Albert Dolhats of France yesterday won the first lap— a 225-kilometre grind Irom M Man.s to Lisleux— of the Western France bicycle tour.
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    REDS BEAT FRENCH AT BASKETBALL
    37 15 The Georgian ba.sk< tbaJl team defeated Lyons, French champion*. 75-41 last night lor the second con.securive defeat for the Frenchmen. In a game on Aug. 7 Lyons was defeated In Ifoscoi A.P.
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    COUNTY RESULTS
    176 15 At Hove: Kent 232 for 6 (AH. Phebey 72, Hearn 68 not out. Evans 62 1. Sussex 61 for 2. Match drawn. At Weston-Super-Mare: Worcestershire beat Somerset by 119 runs. I Worcestershire 166 and 100 for two j declared. Somerset 68 and 79, <Horton four for 9, Perks
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    BOGOTA RACE
    37 15 Oarl Part>che (A Germ;uiy w«tf among 22 racing eai driver.- uh«. i started ycstcrdaj from Bogota In 1 the "Central Colombia Circuit", a lti.s-kiiom^trf event In five ■tafti with «»nt- d;«y ipM In the middlt.-
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    Junior badminton fixtures
    272 15 •APORE Badminton Associa'"•n junior i ie.s to be played at R A Hall starting at 7.15 p.m. '«"»t No. 1 Schoolgirls' sinfW*: 'i UM3 (Gey. Met ho. v Chee 1 "> IN« Claa Viet ..Jessie vent i y Patricia Foo <Raf- mixed douhlen: Lav Hu. ran Ouan
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    Waqar Hassan completes 1.000 runs
    424 15 Waqar Hassan completes 1.000 runs PAKISTAN drew with Gloul eestershir«? m their last name before the final cricket Test match against England, which begins at the Oval tomorrow Final HUM were Gloucester's hir«--143 for 9 declared and 42 for two: Pakistan 176 The tourist* did ml .show ability to score
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    HE LOST ATI THE POST
    105 16 i lui.m.i Jim feters collapse^ on the cinder track of the stadium m the last leg of the 26- miles marathon race at the Kmpire Games, Vancouver. At right, John Savidge, English shot-putter. is urging him on. Peters led the field by more than three
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    PAKISTAN NAME 12
    94 16 fMKISTAN yesleid.iy named 12 alaym tor the final cricket Test «»i n-»f England at The Oval tot! or row. The/ ire A H. Katdur icapt.t. Fwml Mahmoud. Miqs<X)d Ahmed. Irntut Aliened. Hnif Mohammed Alimuddtn Khan Mohammad, Wi'i«r Hii.vs.iih, Shu.i lud'.im, Iffthmood HiiHSitin Zulflqar Ahmed and Wazii Mohanuued
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    THE TRUTH ABOUT LANDY
    234 16 He DID cut his foot before race The Free Press gives the authentic £acts about that Lardy £001 as told by the Aussie miler himself JOHN LANDY of Australia admitted last ni^ht that he ran against Roger Bannister m the British Empire Games last Saturday with
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    KOWLOON v. S'PORE
    19 16 Tim tourtag Kowloon Motor Bus Co. .->occer team will play Singapore under floodlights al .Jalan Besar
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    Withdrawals from S'pore XI not expected
    116 16 team fo play Johore m an inter-state cricket Batch ;tt Nee Soon on Saturday and Sun dI v It I ill Singh (capr.i. H. W. Wood S Ldr. I. L. Dunn. Pte. D. Dent. C. Thuraisin»ham. Crosbie. LAC Dear;r;ui. J. Kirkhaiu. s. Ifagalah, H.
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    SIR GORDON RICHARDS RETIRES FROM SADDLE
    171 16 SIR GORDON RICHARDS RETIRES FROM SADDLE CIR GORDON RICHARDS Britain's 50 year ola champion jockey announced la<t night that he has retires from the saddle.. He v ill rion take up training. shall not ride again m public," the veteran rider sai'i He is recovering from a pelvu injury suffered
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    $1 ,000 S.O.S. successful
    89 16 Fn>«' Press Athletics Reporter SINGAPORE will .send a lull, contingent to the annual Malayan aaa championships at Kuala Liuiipur this w« iPkend Ml J I Christie, honorary secretary, told thfl Five Press ya>terd.iv that Uie $1,000 still needed a fortnight i^o had beei collerted "Then is
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    CEYLON TEAM FOR FLOODLIT GAMES?
    68 16 HPHE triangular meet between Singapore, Ceylon and the Federation of Malaya may be helJ under floodlight! at Jalan Be.sjr Stadium on September 4. The committee has already cabled Ceylon suggesting the Sept. 4 da;e. It has not yet been agreed by local officials whether the
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    PAKISTAN HOCKEY TEAM COMING
    30 16 The Singapore Hockey Association yesterday invited Indonesia to send I hockey team to play m Singapore next season An Invitation to Pakistan i> ibo bring considered
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