The Singapore Free Press, 4 September 1954

Microfilm: NL2439
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    Masthead
    20 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya. \,i. 1 4045. Singapore, Sat., Sept. 4, 1954. Price 15 Cts.
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    Meet Mascot Billy
    32 1 picture. Billy, three-year-old mountain goat and regimental mascot of the 2nd Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers, comes ashore at Singapore with (orporal Jack Shone, of Wrexham, North Wales Free Press
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    They're here to fight the Reds
    88 1 THE 2nd Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers, which arrived m Singapore yesterday m the 19,000-ton trooper Empire Fowey, will flght the Malayan urrorlsts, an army spokesman m Singapore this morning. The battalion, which was bound for Korea, was diverted to Singapore by secret orders iiished
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    RUBBER PRICE
    23 1 Singapore Rubber Market "'"I a quiet tone this morning grade. September shlp- l fl% cent* a pound. I**** cent below yesterday's
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    Attlee plane turns back ENGINE TROUBLE
    50 1 Attlee plane turns back ENGINE TROUBLE MR. ATTLEE, the British 1 Labour Party leader left Hong Kong for*Bingtpor# by BOAC plane at 10.40 a.m. today. Forty minutes later the plane returned to Hang Kong with engine trouble, says Reuter. Mr. Attlee was due at Kallang airport at 5 p.m. today.
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    WARSHIPS' VISIT
    30 1 Four American destroyers, comprising the U.S. Destroyer Division 321, will arrive m Singapore next Saturday on a two-day visit. They are the Rowe. Ross, Fechteler and the Bearss.
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    EDC: IKE GETS SECRET CHURCHILL REPORT
    118 1 r THE British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill was reported m London yesterday to have sent President Eisenhower a secret report on the growing European army crisis. United States Senator Alexander Wiley, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, warned m a speech m
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    3 quit French Cabinet
    66 1 rnHREE pro-European army 1 ministers resigned from Premier Mendes-France's Cabinet yesterday, protesting that he did not fight to win approval of the treaty m the National Assembly. The resignations brought to six the number of Cabinet members who have left the Government over the EDC issue.
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    Assault bid on woman
    37 1 Assault bid on woman An Englishwoman living m Avon Road, Singapore has reported to the police that a man on a bicycle attempted to assault her while she was walking aloim Meyer Road with her sou yesterday.
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    REDS BATTER CHIANG ISLES
    160 1 5-hour shelling RED CHINA artillery shelled for more than five hours the Nationalist-held islands of Quemoy and Little Quemoy four miles off the China coast on Thursday, it was announced today. Ten days before the bombardment, Red Chinese commandos raided Quemoy. This time the Reds rained
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    CASEY OFF
    33 1 MR. Richard Casey, Australian External Affairs Minister, and Mr. T. C Webb, New Zealand External Affairs Minister, left Singapore by Pan-American Airways this morning to attend the SEATO conference m Manila.
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    Fort hero freed
    43 1 GENERAL Christian de Castries, the heroic defender of Dien Bien Phu, was released by the Vietminh forces today. In Paris Madame de Castries first learned of her husband's release by a telegram signed "Passionately Christian." Reuter Wife's protest Pa*e 2.
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    They pray as flood hits city
    79 2 Moslem priests n Dacca, Ea I I called on people to lor an end to Bart Pakistan's disastrous Rood wiitcr surging Uirougl the city's streets row alarmingly yesterday Torrential mOIUMMMfI rain.<« hay* added to the terror* <»i Urn food wmttn ol the Bun Oanga
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    He's off to be a labour boss
    56 2 A DESCENDANT of the Tokui;awii House, which ruled japan about 900 peara ago, vr-ltrdav .saiJe(! with his Jarnilv lor Sao PauJo, Braitl, wh* rr he v^iJj be labour boss i»n I /arm. Mr Yoshitarla Toku^awa, 45 hj.s wife and two .son.s left T\Dky(
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    CAMERA NOTE
    43 2 Mr Lokc Wan Tho has been appointed representative for the Photographic Society of America In Singapore and the federation. Anyone wishing to join the ?s(>c]< ty or seeking information about 111 activities should contact Mr. Loke at the Cathay Building, Singapore.
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    CHINA 'HAS A BETTER FUTURE THAN RUSSIA'
    155 2 BRITISH Labour leader Aneurin Bevan predicted m Tokyo yesterday that Communist China will d< v( lop itself faster than Russia. The fiery left-wing leader, fresh from a tour of the Soviet Union and Red China, said he believed the Peking Government is using
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    No word yet form Applegate, says mother
    102 2 No word yet form Applegate, says mother MRS Frank L. Applegate, the mother of Mr. Richard Applegate, former United Press Correspondent m Singapore, said last night m Oregon, she baa had no word from her son, now held a prisoner by the Red.s in China. Mr Morgan Phillips, Secre-tary-General of
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    'Less births' plan
    25 2 'Less births plan Japan will launch a nationwldr birth control programme to rut Japan's birth rate from <>»!<■ million to half a million b*btea annually. A.P.
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    Greek mission
    24 2 The Foreign Minister, Mr. Btephan SlephanopouloK. will head the five-man Greek delegation to the United Nation* for the debate on Cyprus A.P.
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    Assembly date
    18 2 The eighth U N. Assomly, m reeeii since December, will meet on Sent 20 A. P.
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    Peacetime spies face death
    48 2 pKEKIDKNT Eisenhower y«-s-I tcrday hiKncd the leglaUtlon making ptacet)m< igpion ek«- subject to the death penalty. Up to now, thr death ponaltv miild not br imposed for peacetime spying but a spy could b« nt« need to gaol up to 21 rears. A. P.
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    WIFE OF HERO GENERAL PROTESTS
    216 2 WIFE OF HERO GENERAL PROTESTS She cannot fly to Hanoi MKS JACQUBUNI DE CASTRIES accused her husband's commanding oflicer of blocking her efforts to fly to Indo-China to await the general's release and cried, "They are trying to hide something very serious from me." The government retorted that it had
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    Big 3 yes to peace talks plan, but...
    139 2 LJRITAIN, the United States, and France have agreed conditionally to Russian proposals for international talk.s to stabilise world peace, authoritative sources reported m London last night. The West 'x conditions, however, appeared unlikely to win Soviet approval. American, British, ana French envoys
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    Barter agreement
    22 2 Greece and Russia have .signed a one-year barter trade agreement to buy U555,000,--000 worth of goods from each other. AP
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    JAVA FAMILIES GO TO BRAZIL
    54 2 FIFTEEN families from Indonesia arrived m Rio de Janeiro yesterday aboard the freighter Tagelberg to settle m the northern Brazilian states of Pernambuco and Bahia. The heads of the families are technicians, electricians and mechanics from Jakarta and Surabaya. They came to Brazil under the
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    Inaugural flight
    20 2 The Civil Air Transport (CAT) will fly its inaugural flight from Formosa to Seoul, Korea, next Thursday A.P.
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    Mau field Marshal' killed— 'major success'
    297 3 Mau field Marshal' killed— 'major success' BLACKWATCH patrol has A ambushed and shot dead the No. 3 Mau Mau terrorist '^r "Field Marshal" Ole K, s o alias Sangera-J'a major Access for the security forces' it was announced m Nairobi "hls" followers believed he had in.>rnatural powers and no hX™
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    Menon active
    35 3 The head of India's United Nations delegation, Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, yesterday conferred m London with the British Minister of State Mr. Henry Hopkinson, on the Anglo Greek dispute over Cyprus. A.P.
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    British doctors visit Russia
    27 3 iineteeu British doctors left "Jon yesterday for a three- vLsit to Russia sponsored *>y the British Society for CulUjU Relations with the A.P.
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    SHIP HITS ROCK — AND SINKS
    33 3 SHIP HITS ROCK AND SINKS THE Lloyd Brasilero freighter Commandante Pessoa sank 1 yesterday off the coast of Rio Grande Do Norte alter "itting a rock. The crew of 46 was saved. A.P.
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    GRAHAM GREENE HITS AT U.S. HYSTERIA
    153 3 'They've played right into my hands' "DRITISH novelist Graham Greene yesterday "thanked" United States officials for helping him to publicise his views on the "hysterical outlook" of American immigration policy. Mr. Greene, refused admittance to Puerto Rico on Monday because he lacked a United
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    51 3 picture. RAHIM Hamid and his Rhythm Boys won second prize at last night's j Talentime Contest spon- sored by the Musicians' i I'nion, Singapore, at the i Victoria Memorial Hall. Here is Rahim Hamid ■m-iiiu at the mike. The first prize went to the "Crackerjackers". a J»»nd of five. Free
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    His little card
    77 3 Mr. Greene said yesterday: "I was never a serious Communist I had a little green card showing I was a probationary member. It cost six pence a week. "I am afraid the payments lapsed after four weeks." Mr. Greene, after a 10-day holiday m Haiti, was turned
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    Millionaire's widow held at border
    85 3 m*RS BENJAMIN GUINNESS. 68-year-old widow of M R an ?rlsh mfllionaire. was arrested by Swiss po ice at the French frontier near Neuchate^ the police announced yesterday. Mrs Guinness, former Ita-lian-bom Princess Maria di Mignano, is on trial m tne Berne district on charges of
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    Message to Mao
    33 3 Mr. Georgi Malenkov, the Soviet Prime Minister, has sent a message to the Chine.se Communist leader, Mr. Mao Tse Tung on the ninth anniversary of the defeat of Japan. Reuter
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    TOAST TO VIETMINH
    34 3 High Soviet leaders including the Defence Minister Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, attended a reception m Moscow last night given by ambassador Nguen Long Bang on the anniversary of the Vietminh republic. U.P.
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    SHE WAS SO JEALOUS OF ME, SAYS SHOT PEER
    552 3 And blonde cries, 'No, Tony' ORD VIVIAN, 48-year- old showman, spoke for three hours from a hospital bed yesterday about the love and jealousy of a woman accused of shooting him with intent to murder. He said he was still devoted
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  • The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. Sept 4. 1954. Opinion
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      An old, old story
      372 4 Mr Clement Attl«e. lead*r of Labour'! goodwill visitors to Russia and Red China, once igtin has rociOTOd the BDOt light of public opinion on tn«' expedition which shortly la to reach Singapore. Th< occasion this tlm< la not an exchange of back-slap-ping between members 01 his
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    Communism lets its hair down at last
    845 4  -  Simon Maynard Be flay' is the tune Iron Curtain theme song By ft la>\v anil luxury arr riieoiir«igrcl ft <»irU going m (or 9 'glamour* ft Urshrii lilms and iiiusir ;irr a%ailaklc k lf» all BOUM. when my heart goes boiin: so suys
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    MOSCOW AND EDC:
    213 4 Sensational' moves forecast m Paris TfROM Paris comes a hint of some diplomatic sensations from Moscow m the next few months. The idea is this: Russia may make a new gesture on disarmament when E.D.C. collapses completely. Now that France has finally rejected E.D.C, Moscow may try
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      27 4 MM MIlt'MM lELEFUNKEN CT ruN n^ ?r 7774W i.op 7 V*.vi Uptfkffy Uopinttttd ac Model fully baodspreail viifti wtoctlvltj n juli.tor Jn ;in dtfMII vuilnut c-jibin»-t seowkuamco.
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      42 4 CHANGE OF ADDRESS E. I. PARRISH CO. ANNOUNCE the transfer of their business ON MONDAY SEPTEMBER 6th 1954. to ground Hoor show-room offices at No. 28, Sooth Canal Road, (Adjoining Chulia Street) Singapore, 1 Telephone Telegrams ***** TECHMED" For SURGICAL TECHNICAL SUPPLIES
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    COUNCIL MEN IN DEBT GET NEW CHANCE
    199 5 Declare now— and no penalty SINGAPORE City Council's new ruling to give its monthly paid employees another chance to dcc re a their indebtedness without penalty has been strongly supported by the workers' union. The City Council Services Union will "encourage" a ll
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    BROTHERS WED ON SAMF HAY
    40 5 BROTHERS WED ON SAMF HAY Two brothers had a double wedding: at No. 31, Campbell Lane, Singapore, on Thursday. Here are the couples photo graphed after the cerem»ny. ABOVE: Mr. and Mrs. R. Narayanasamy; LETT: Mr. and Mrs. R. Achuthan.
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    New powers for S'pore's council under study
    264 5 New powers for S'pore's council under study a NEW municipal charter to A define the functions and p >wers of the City and Island Council under the Rendel contit ution is now being drafted oy the Government with the help of an official working party. working party is also ving
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    Welfare gift
    24 5 KAJANG. sat. The Tai Hjean Kew Circus of Singa- now performing here has given $200 to the Di!trie[ Wei ir < 1 Fund.
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    Mail from Britain
    15 5 Tir^ NG Sat. Mail from >rium is due m Penang tofoe ciytoneu.s.
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    WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PLAY FIELDS?
    199 5 He'll try to clear up the confusion AN ATTEMPT will be made at the meeting of the Legislative Council this month to clear up an apparent confusion regarding the provision of playing fields m the Colony. Legislative Councillor for Seletar, Mr. M. P. D.
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    BANDITS KILL FARMER
    68 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. LOW SING, aged 61, was stabbed to death by terrorists on the Tapah-Bidor road last night. Hearing noises outside his home— a quarter of a mile from Tapah town— Low Sing went to investigate, thinking that someone was stealing tapioca from his plot. m
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    New Raffles Librarian due next week
    79 5 New Raffles Librarian due next week JVJR L. M. HARROD, the new Raffles Librarian, is arriving m Singapore by air on Tue.sday. The l&si permanent librarian was Miss Louise Bridge*, who resigned m August 1952. Since then, Mrs. Joan Green and Mrs. Catherine Hudson have been employed i as temporary
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    St. Andrew's Day
    26 5 TPOIf. Sat St. Andrew So riety, Perak, will celebrate 8t Andrew's Day with the traditional ball on Nov. 27, at the Ipoh Club.
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    Rubber exports
    24 5 PENANG Sat. A Uit.il of 7d,724 tons of rubber w*b ex- i ported from Singapore and the j Federation last montu. L
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    Perlis polls
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A Bill to provide for State Council elections m Perlis will be introduced at the next meeting of the State Council on a certificate of urgency.
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    FORMER SPECIAL CONSTABLES WELCOMED TO NEW LAND
    87 5 >H, Sat.— About 90 former ;ial Constables, who are to the first .settlers m the Ser- Jadi new settlement for -"xpiroci "specials." were •ly welcomed on Wednesy tho Mentri Besar, Dato Bukit QanUng. fJUement, adjoining i Estate near Trouoh, is for 100 discharged
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      108 5 Grey hair 9 J Por ttewnt or faded hair. Inecto hair dnt bas magical way with It I Swiftly, V^^f indetectaMy and to one application perfectly oaatcblog nature's shades Ha i^ m^Jr<^\ v P 6 *****01^ pwore* f ii« betuty Y^^ voutbiui tunl coiourtm. Made id 18 shades from deep
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    REASON FOR THE SHORTAGE
    60 6 WHO is to blame because the cotton areas of Red China ran short of insecticides ;«nd anti blight equipment this summer? The Peoples Daily of Peking puUs it this way: "The main fault was the failure of the agricultural leadership at all levels to predict correctly
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      602 6 I'llHII'"" Illlllllillllli I YOUR I I LUCKY STAR I BORN !< (l.i. jou are able to adapt yourself easily to E changing conditions; yoa are not one to become rigid m your ideas, your b.licfs and your I actions. You enjoy country life and will be happiest if you do
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    Accused of causing hurt
    57 7 PENANO, Sat. An Indian Muslim roused a sleeping compatriot and assaulted him because he refused to join his club, the Penang Magistrate's Court was told yesterday. Bakar bin Syed Daud. 24. claimed trial to causing hurt to William Nordin with a piece of firewood on Tuesday.
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    Old houses must go
    48 7 SEGAMAT, Sat.— The owners of 13 shophouses along Jalan Sultan have been ordered by the Segamat Town Council to demolish them immediately as the buildings are considered dangerous. The houses are over 30 years old and were about the first nuildings erected m Segamat.
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    Sultan's birthday celebrations
    45 7 SEGAMAT, Sat— This town will celebrate the birthday of the Sultan of Johore on Sept. with a thanksgiving ceremony on the padang. Addresses of loyalty will be presented by the various communities and the police force Will provide a guard of honour
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    Income tax
    13 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat—ln>me tax collected m the Fedration In August totalled
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    RARE MALAYAN FISH WILL BE GIFT TO LONDON
    203 7 RARE MALAYAN FISH WILL BE GIFT TO LONDON ii/HEN Mr. Frederick Akhurst, organiser of SingaVl pore's Van Kleef Aquarium returns to England this month, he will take nine rare Malayan fish for the London Aquarium. They are the gift of Mr. W. E. Toft of Kota i iii£?gi, Johore, whose
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    Reds replied with bullets
    47 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A platoon of the 2nd Battalion, Malay Regiment, challenged two terrorist they spotted m the Batu Gajah area of Perak on Thursday. The terrorists opened fire and killed one Malay soldier. The platoon returned the fire but the terrorists escaped.
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    19 to put on welfare 'Show of Shows'
    129 7 19 to put on welfare 'Show of Shows XT 1 N X T X I N Singapore A variety artistes will stage "Show of Shows," a two-hour concert at the Capitol Cinema, Johore Bahru, on Monday to aid Johore Welfare Week. Comedians are Zain Blackout, Kin; Godobel, Joe Misson. There
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    They'll sing, swim -and study
    98 7 IT WILL BE a business holiday for supervisors and 1 teachers of the People's Adult Education Association when they meet today for a seminar at Pulau Ayer Chowan, off Tanjong Kling, Singapore. The seminar, which begins this afternoon and ends tomorrow evening, will be held
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    He'll raise funds for charity
    60 7 SEGAMAT. Sat.— Mr. K. S. Wells, Administrative Officer, has been elected chairman of an organising committee to raise funds for the Segamat Welfare and Antt-TB Associations. Mrs. Luscome was elected secretary. PENANO, Sat. The Resident Commissioner. Mr. R. P. Bingham, will donate his second pint
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    Accused of having gun
    61 7 TELUK ANSON, Sat Utoh bin Yusop. a 27-year-old padi planter, has been committed to stand trial In the High Court. Ipoh. on a charge of possession of firearms. At a preliminary inquiry here, it was stated that a police party found a shotgun, four rounds of
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    Car abandoned
    30 7 BUTTERWORTH, Sat. Butterworth Police are trying to trace the owner of a green Morris Minor car bearing No. SF 5545 left abandoned on 'Bagan Luar Road on Monday.
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    A rest from Shakespeare
    82 7 PLAY rehearsals are tiring and often dull but there's one consolation at l eas t no need for formal dress. Miss Lucy Chens (above) who will play Miranda m Shakespeare's "The Tempest" to be staged by the Singapore Arts Theatre at Mallaig next month, relaxes between
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    A blow to the poor children-Labour
    157 7 A blow to the poor children -Labour IPOH. Sat. The chairman the Perak Labour Party, Mr. X R R Choudhary, charged esterday that the Member for Education was attending to ke education the exclusive '''I'oyment of a privileged class ''"'oh he wa s trying to create -v raising the school
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    SHE HUNG BY HER FOOT 3 FLOORS UP
    221 8 Lift-shaft drama m store k I IFTY-YKAK-OIJ) woman hung by her foot thre< A Moors up a lift shaft m a big London store She was leaving the lift on the third floor of Dcrrv and Toms m Kensington High-street when hei
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    It's summer and flying ants hold up a bus
    271 8 OO ike sun !>!!> fOiM i" Cl I', Hi. 1 1 n one (lav— for ten hours m most areas and then what happened? Out HUM (he flying ants. Swarms upon swarms were reported from district after district They held up
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    TOTE DROPS
    17 8 TotauiatOr .stake money ;it licensed dog tracks m Great Britain dropped r>y £3.121.7151 tlurint 1%3.
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    A GALLANT WOMAN SAVES DOG
    196 8 A GALLANT WOMAN SAV ES DOG A WOMAN and her husband who .stopped at a garage to buy pelro] saw a •sick buJ] terrier with Rashes on its chest. The wif c felt so badly about it that they came back three days later and bought the (lofr for £3.
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    The sun goes down on his tomato win
    370 8 IT seemed quite clear that if the sun had not come through then 58-yrar-old Mr. William Woodford would have taken fir.st prise with m: OL»lb ol tOmatOM Hut ai it wai, the lir.st prise fi 10 and i silver medal at Houthuort,
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    DORIS STEALS SCENE FROM DEBORAH KERRTHEN POLICE STEP IN
    228 8 The scene: Orators' Comer, Hyde Park, London. The cast: Deborah Kerr and supporting actors and actresses. Cameras: At the ready for a neic film. Enter (singing): Miss Doris Clarke, age 45. Address: "Anywhere m Kent." THEN, Mr. Clyde Wilson, Marlborough-street (London)
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    He collapsed at wedding
    36 8 Mr. Robert Dean, 21, a naval rating, collapsed three times during his wedding and reception at Liverpool. He will have to stay a fortnight m hospital, his bride, 20--year-old Louisa, was told.
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    GIRLS FIND POISON IN THE WEEDS
    98 8 PARENTS have been given this warning: "There is a poison danger near your homes.'' The danger was discovered when nine young girls, playing on a weed-covered tip at Dudley. Worcestershire, found a pile of tins full of sticky, red-coloured paste. Four year old Jeanette
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    Mr. Attlee with a black fan
    53 8 picture. Mr. Clement Attlee, the leader of the British Labour Party, carries a black fan during a visit to the Temple of Heaven m Peking. He and Mr. Sam Watson, (left) leader of the Durham, miners, are wearing light Panama hats they bought m
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    COME TO FILM STAR'S PARTY' WAS A HOAX
    448 9 Betty got flowers, too TIIK day Mrs. Betty Carroll got an invitation to a film star's party she was busy pulling pints of beer at the Earl of Warwick m Golborne-ruad, North Kensington. A liveried chauffeur stood m the saloon bar respectfully
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    76 9 picture JOE McGL'IRK of Blackpool wants to be the first-ever jet-man on ice.. So he fixed rockets to the heels of his skates when practising this 40 in. ph. leap. Then he tried to boost his speed up to 50 m.p.h. Rut the sizzling, rockets set his shirt ablaze m
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    Nurse left a fortune by Lord Denman
    242 9 MISS OLIVE CORNISH, of Furze Hill, Hove, Sussex, who for 15 years was the constant companion and nurse to Lord Denman, a former Governor-General of Australia, has inherited about £50,000 under his will. Lord Denman. who was 79, died on June 24. three
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    RAMBLERS RUIN
    35 9 Farmers m the Derbyshire Peak district are demanding that special camps be set up j under their eye for ramblers j i responsible for damaged j walls, broken gates and litter, they say.
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    Cats took catch
    21 9 Cats carried off seven fish caught by a boy of 13 m an all-night competition on Folkestone beach.
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    Wordsworth home is threatened
    135 9 Wordsworth home is threatened WORDSWORTH HOI T SE, the Georgian man- sion at Cockermouth, Cumberland, where Wil- Ham Wordsworth was j born, is threatened with i destruction by dr.v-rot. i It is rented from the I National Trust by Mrs. Winifred Wolfe, a descenI dant of General Wolfe, i and
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    Half of Britain's 'crime' is by motorists
    175 9 Half of Britain's 'crime' is by motorists A HOME OFFICE report on law-breaking m Britain showed that the class responsible for more offences I against the law m 1953 than any other was- the motoring class. This "criminal" class, including motor-cyclists, cyclists, drivers of cars, lorries, and other "mechanic I
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    GAY BIT OF HISTORY WILL GO ON ICE
    194 9 GAY BIT OF HISTORY WILL GO ON ICE A PAGE of London's story torn from the history books will be presented, on ice, to visitors to the British Food Fair, which opens next Tuesday. Each day a 12-hour, non-stop pageant will be staged on a 36ft.-by-16ft. ire rink among the
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    Airmen rescued by torchlight
    57 9 With only 20 minutes of daylight left, Station Officer Wilfred Jenkin, of the Newquay lire service, climbed down 200 feet of sheer cliff at Newquay and rescued two young airmen cut off by the tide. Then, by the light of holidaymakers' torches, he went down into
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    SHE WANTED TO SEE THE BRIDE
    95 9 pIGHT-YEAR-OLD Jennifer Richardson loved to watch the weddings at the church near her home m South Bank, Middlesbrough At an inquest there it was •said that this led to her death. She dashed from between two cars to get a better view °i the
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    HE CHECKED THE HONOURS LISTS
    193 9 LORD ASQUITH of Bishopstone, who died, aged 64, at his London home recently, was chairman of the Political Honours Scrutiny Committee which checked the backgrounds of people put forward for the Honours List. Lord Asquith was the fourth son of the famous first Earl of
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    Flying buffalo
    23 9 A buffalo mascot for the U.S. forces m Germany reached Shannon airport by cargo plane on its way to Frank! urt.
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    The Smugglers
    712 10 SATURDAY PACE FOR CHILDREN Part Two of a thrilling new mystery serial by KATHLEEN HICKLEY. Be sure to read it. HOI V and (hori( In ft to the cirrus where Ihrv Btt i down toss :i mysteriou> jurkel It a Ml i»> jW >hirt When the show is
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    They are Hajis too
    81 10 Ho» Martear, f» (lHt» tml his hrothcr JaiTar *l nil ir. 7 TfetSC Iw« b«ys, afl« r WCiMf llm- film of 111 Majesty*! <»r<»nuti<Mi insi>lrd (hi l> »min| iim* jiilh- rs «M Ihe QaSMi'fl (.u.irtts The) H<»t their untioriii^ |r<»m Stegmp)«fft llara .m«l :»r vrrv |»r<iU(|
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    64 10 11HE WINNERS of last week's Thr Student Prime colouring contest urr: Brttv Tan (13), 5 Carmuha.l i:.»U(l. Singapore v Violet Sin (It), 119 l,on»ne 25, (ieyJan?. Sin- gipore 11. Kesayan Gobi (11), 127 Rangoon Koad, Singapore 8. Tham Ken^ Huon? (13), MS Tembelin? Road. Singapore 15. The
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      258 10 Rupert and Niagara 5 rarn 77V f /v., Rupert pick«» up the viuhel. "Oh drjr. he murmurs. Wh. tUyrs this mean Very anx;ou>ly he opens the Hap nui reads mm d c Gregory Guineapig. This is his he gasps. Oh. why did he drop v here Where is he Can
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      221 10 pSff J W 1L river r Now thoroughly worried he walks further down (he river and Cilia again and aga.n. Atier a whik there it dn answer.ng shout. "Now then, wh..'» all this noise jbout And the ifVlt of Ben the Boa. man loom* m sigh:. on ba''k. Have you
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    ...but why is Red China so coy?
    310 11 The Attlee visit has a propaganda purpose.... A special correspondent suggests there was much Mao did not want to show the British Labour M.P.s IT IS odd ?rat China should be so coy about showing to the Western World the material improvements she
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    Fewer 'Black' Profits now for U.S.
    514 11  - Fewer 'Black' Profits now for U.S. RAY FALK. troops. ...and longer tail terms THE GI who was salting away several thousand black market dollars a month m Tokyo only a few years a^o. had oetter not apply for another duty tour m Japan His profits will be much slimmer and
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    ATTLEE began as a lawyer
    262 11 East End visit made him a Socialist IT WAS a visit to a boys club m the East End of London that changed the life of Mr. Clement Attlee who arrives m Singapore today. He was a student at the Inner Temple when he decided
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    Mumps after childhood may be dangerous
    516 12 Mumps after childhood may be dangerous X. T i Waal «TSir> 1 1 i y i kW*S ifi fi^lfc Mm n^aM,aa^Baaaaaa\a^aaaa«aaaaaaaaßaaansV HHaWaW H iiiss a >M typist, did n )f know why rtie i«'i f 111. The previoiu night she v t nt to bed feeling more tired than usual
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    Beauty and Beast Festival
    100 12 pictures. It was "Beaaty and Ihc Beast' with a new slant at hipperfield\ < ircus, London wi»<n elegant West Knd mannequins and Rirls from the show presented the first Circus Fashion Festival. CCircsu s animals set off each particular autumn or winter ensemble as it was
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    A DOCTOR HITS OUT AT PATIENTS
    161 12 A DOCTOR HITS OUT AT PATIENTS •tiv^o many patients m I fluenced by reading eudo-scientiflc books and by hearing taXht by radio doctors think thei/ know all about distQM€ and WOitt their doctor's (itne by tn/ina to be too lever." The above is the outspoken opinion of one of Spain's
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      332 12 CLI F> ACROSS: 6 and 7. A drink and its afTagram 1. Find her m a family, a convent are associated m a meal <3 and or a hospital (g). 5. A thoroughfare tor Arthur' (6). 8. The painter is caught m the 9. A cU'iitist will have nothing to
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      378 12 Bridge Quiz |-\EALER bids three diamonds. Your partner doubles. The next hand passes. Neither side Is vulnerable. What do you respond with each of the followir>« hands? 4KJ 7 6 4 44 3 tf 6 5 2 <? 9 4 3 6?*Q X 7 6 S 4*»«24 X 8 6
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    'My Husband will NEVER be my Puppy-dog'
    855 13 'My Husband will NEVER be my Puppy-dog' -a* UEI^'IZO^ 89^ O v: BBS aui ODILE VERSOIS, the star on the threshold of world fame Leonard Mwley's second; How I manage my man": artide i JpOR any young actress honest enough to be able to assess her own talents there comes
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    Support for Film Society
    79 13 I THE Singapore Film Society is to fee revived. I Mr. Paul M. D.vi«. secretary of Hie Selet.r FiUS^iefy, think, there is no earthly reason why Mm socet.es sho-ld be confined to the Service.' and has won the prom,sed support of a TZ£ZZ£ be held ,t
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    Dateline. Hollywood...
    214 13  -  Michael Ruddy By I— l^g RANDOM thought In Hollywood, it isn't whom you know, it's whom you "yes" that helps In the Fox canteen, MARLON BRANDO m an under-f-hirt sauntered from table to table chatting with MERLE OBERON, JEAN SIMMONS, < "We might meet m London, Marlon BELLA
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      FREE PRESS READERS HELP OLYMPIC FUND
      68 14 IT IS going to take a tidy sum to send a 70-man Singapore team to the Melbourne Olympics m 1956. Local sports associations are starting to devise ways and means of raising that money. To help them out Free Press readers have come forward
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    The way back to the top
    379 14  - The way back to the top SIR STANLEY ROUS BY UUt Stanley Rous, writing the editorial of the FA Bulletin, says: "England must face the fact that, temporarily at any rate, certain countries have achieved a standard of play of a selected national side which is m advance of ours.
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    Bannister puts career first
    105 14 ikl( ***** MANNISTER. Brti.iin's c•• fr.l < k runner .says In. M> as iOCtOI rOBHI before his running. Dr iMfIMN who .nilvrd m I'indori lrt't nll.t !n air lioiii th»* I 'if )|h«;iii Oudti I" BtffM s;il(i "I h.iii irv to t','» on runntng, but i
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    5 STARTERS IN HANDICAP RACE
    58 14 Then* arc only ftvp probuble starters ff*r th«» Priiv Bdwtfd HMMllCftp ti» Jk 1 run ovei tflQ miles and throo furlotin.. Hi. Mail' liestcr I<kl;iV They arp. with jockcv.i \Tixe«l V»Mrno«ith (E Bldt) Bonhomie (S. kClllbanks) Devon Cftitm (A fll liinl.v»rn !>' Mow: .illlon (D
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    POINTS WIN
    33 14 i' Ulan i.vi -i Coluad scored a comfortable polni win last night over An '•.,>■>;, >v middleweight Joe Pompel at the w«- t Melbourne Stadium. Pompel weighed l.^, lb and Coluzzi \:>\ A.P.
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    Spot the Sportsman
    7 14 SOLUTION chm Boon Lcong,
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    HEAVYWEIGHT TWINS
    30 14 picture. it.. YOl N(i one two heavyweight boxinjj twins Henry and (.eorce < imper They are M and training; for their debut m the professional ring this month. Reuter
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    RUSSIANS THINK BRITISH
    422 14  -  KOY PESKETT REFEREES BEST —and invite them for Moscow games By mills is a Soccer story to make y°u *«*J P™»d T" British teams may not be on top of the tree but our system of refereeing has just been given its biggest boost. KM Behind the
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    Passport snag for Jap wrestlers
    183 14 PRESIDENT Ichiro Hatta of the Japan Wrestling Association announced last night the Soviet Union has invited a Japanese wrestling team to compete m Russia this winter. Hatta said no definite schedule has been set yet but if everything goes well, his wrestlers will leave Japan
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    Pickworth leads Australian golf
    69 14 PROFESSIONAL Ossie Pickle worth led the field m the Australian open golf chami pionship at Kooyonga course yesterday at the close of the second day's play. He had an aggregate 36-hole score of 141 (70-71) three under par. He has a good chance of i beating
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    Cambridge crew in Hong Kong
    85 14 I^LEVEN members of Cambridge University Rowing Team arrived m Hong Kong yesterday by air en route to Japan to compete against Japanese universities m three rtgattM at the invitation of the Japanese Amatuer Rowing Association. They will leuve for Tokyo toda\ The team's .spokesman said
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    DROBNY IN LAST 8
    50 14 VTIMBLEDON champion Jaroslav Drobny overpowered French veteran Bernard Destremeau 6-0. 6-0 yesterday to qualify for the semi-finals ot the international tennis tournament at Baden-Baden (Germany). Drobny will play Abe Segal of South Africa m today's semi-final. Segal eliminated Germany's champion Englebert Koch 9-7, 6-4, yesterday. AP
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    Spot the Sportsman
    19 14 "Can you recognise the Singapore footballer m this "ghost" picture? Answer at mot of column one.
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    The racehorse express
    58 15 Fifty six racehorses from Penang and Kuala Lumpur stables arrived m Singapore yesterday morning for the (iold Cup meeting commencing next Saturday. The horses came on the first "racehorse special* laid on by Malayan Railways. The horses made a fast trip m 13 horse wagons. The 480--mile
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    U.S. regain Curtis Cup
    84 15 TPHE Curtis Cup m the biennial international women's golf /»atch between the United States and Great Britain returned to the United States yesterday. With a 3-0 lead m the foursome's they needed only two wins from yesterday's six singles to regain the cup they lost for
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    Zatopek fails in 5,000m bid
    92 15 Zatopek fails in 5,000 m bid yMII, ZATOPEK. Czechoslovakia's triple Gold Medallist at the 1952 Olympic Games, failed m a Stockholm bid last night to beat the world 5,000 metres record. His time was 13 minutes 57 seconds compared with the 13 minutes 5»..6 seconds accomplished during the recent European
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    MORE SWIMMING TRIUMPHS GO TO HUNGARIANS
    210 15 MORE SWIMMING TRIUMPHS GO TO HUNGARIANS HUNGARY won two more freestyle swimming finals yesterday at Turin to make their total six out of eight swimming titles m the European championships. Gyorgy Csordas won the men's 400 metres freestyle final m 4 mm. 38.8 sec. and Miss Katalin Szone beat her
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    RESULTS
    108 15 Women's 190 metre* frerstyl* final: Miss Katalin Szone. (Hungry), 1 mln. 5.8 sec: 2. Judit Temes, THungary) 1 mm. 6.7; 3. Gerrtjc Wielemar (Holland), 1 mm. 7.3. Men's 400 metres freeetylr: Gyorgy Csordas (Hungary). 4 mins. 38.8 sec. 2. Angelo Romani (Italy), 4 mins. 40 4; 3. Perolov Ostrand
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    38 15 Vladimir Kutz of Russia, his arm raised In triumph, breasts the tape to win the 5.006 meters race a* the^ European field and track athletic championships at Berne m the world record time of 13 nun. 56.6 sec.
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    Double hole-in-one
    77 15 W S. ANDERSON hold out m one on Vestavia Country fr Club's seventh hole on Thursday, and pro. Jack Murphy joined m the noisy congratulations. 4 M ron n n> Then, said Murphy, who played m the same f™ r c "I wonder if I couldn't put another
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    NEWCOMER CHRISTINA IN FINE GALLOP
    509 16 One to watch kTAZAKAT and (41. i" J>. hl u J! U! Flushing (3f m 37 t/S) and Christina (SI. U were the pick of the gallops M the training track at Bukit Timah this morning. Nazakat. with Woods Mtrlde, joined Bandoola (Patterson) m the
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    Commonwealth beat England by 22 runs
    303 16 riiHK Commonwealth XI oedi 1 :tn Bnfland XI by 22 runs at Hasting yesterday. A whirlwind innings of ">0 m a* maiiv minutes by Aastralian Bruce Dooland sained him the double for the MMOII a thou.sand run* and a hundred wirkets. n a Ram.
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    22 16 'T'IBERIO Mitrl. Italy's European middleweight champion, lust ntKht defeated Britain's Les Allen OH points m a 10 round non-title ft^ht.
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    514 16 ttZKIttHTS for all eight races on the «>|M-iiin< day of the Singapore Turf Club's meeting next Saturday are: CLASS I— DIV. 1— 1 M Cinema II o j Fuphrate* H.I I Khor Mourn 8.08 Three Rings 8.07 Pedometer Hot, ftambar MHayu R.O. r > Rubber Fxporter sot Broadside
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    They play for a silver foofball
    99 16 This is the trophy Singapore and Pan-Malaya Servins. will Pi*? tomorrow night m a floodlight soccer I .Ch jalan Besar Stadium. It is the first time that a otertean has been made up from all the Services m Malaya, and Singapore will be facing
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    LEW HOAD LOSES IN U.S.
    164 16 LEW HOAD LOSES IN U.S. I EWIS HOAD, the No. 1 overseas seeding, was eliminated from the U.S. national lawn tennis championships yesterday at Forest Hills Hamilton Richardson <U.S.) beat the Australian m the quarter finals after a hard struggle. Richardson won 6-4. 7-5. 11-13. 4-6, 6-3. Fourth round victories
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