The Singapore Free Press, 16 July 1955

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in. Malaya n„ *****. Singapore, Sat.. July 10. 1955. Price 15 C Is.
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    13-UNION STRIKE WARNING
    334 1 13-UNION STRIKE WARNING Vital vote tomorrow THE general secretary of the Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation, Mr. O. S. Rangasamy, today warned of "grave consequences" if the council does not concede their "just demands." Mr. Rangasamy said lie would not be surprised if the delegates' conference, called for tomorrow,
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    PAP boss leads 200 in visit to Marshall
    90 1 MR. Lim Chin Siong. Assemblyman and secretary of the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union, "invaded"' Assembly House this morning with about 200 union ioi lowers to see the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, at his meet-the-peuple session. They will request Mr.
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    PERON: THIS IS MY LAST TERM
    66 1 PERON: THIS IS MY LAST TERM PRESIDENT Peron of the Argentine said yesterday he is resigning his leaderhlp of the Peronista Party and will not accept re-election President for a third time, gre&s representatives reported He also told Congress repreitives who called on him at Government House that the of
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    RUBBER DOWN
    31 1 The Singapore Rubber Mart opened this morning on an tain tone with first grade, \ugust shipment, at $1.22 7 3 a ievi n-elghths of a cent -elow yesterday's close.
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    WOMAN KNIFED
    28 1 Four men last night entered a house In Jurong Road, Singapore, and robbed Chew Gek of a gold necklace. She •ed knife wounds during a struggle.
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    Lock icon TURKEY'S FIRST
    22 1 Turkey will soon have her first plant ior the assembly and manufacture of typewrit- i ers and office equipment A.P.
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    Lock icon Big attack launched against Ha Cut
    119 1 THE government announced in Saigon last night that Its air. navy and land forces have launched a general attack on the east fortifications of Hoa Hao general Ba Cut in Vietnam's far west. The assault, which began at dawn on Thursday, was preceded by
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    Lock icon Her life in a Red jail was terrible
    398 1 Her life in a Red jail was terrible \JRS. PHYLLIS SISPERA, 32-year-<rid 4 divorced wife of a Czech, flew into London late last night with her three children after a month-long battle to leave Czechoslovakia. vVith her was Mr. Jaromir Chudy. the Czech who first disclosed her story to the
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    RACE SPECIAL AGAIN TODAY
    58 1 THE Free Press Race Day Special is out again today. with all the latest course information and selections pim Phil Tankard's Mips and tips. i J.- says: Winners look harder to find than money hidden while under the influence. I suggest small wagers on GREAT TRA
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    Lock icon State of siege in Casablanca
    86 1 Tiie new French ResidentGeneral. Mr. Gilbert Grandval yesteiday hurried In troop reinforcements and clamped on a curfew in an effort to stop the wild mop rioting in the streets of Casablanca. Police last night turned back a Moroccan mob invading the European quarter in retaliation
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    Lock icon The walkers will work in Malaya
    80 1 A PARTY of six youngsters, three boys and three girls have left Nottingham (England) to walk round the world. They expect to take five years. They are carrying in their pockets £50 each and offers of ■work on Italian farms and Malayan rubber plantations.
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    Lock icon RED GETS A ROYAL PARDON
    85 2 RED GETS A ROYAL PARDON XTU'AI/S lap Conimun--11 ist rebel leader, Dr. K I. Singh, is preparing lo return from his Tibetan sanetuary with II followers on assurances of amnesty from King Mahendras, Ilimalavan I border reports said ves- lerdav. Singh led an open rebellion against the Nepal government in
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    Lock icon Wife's lie about age no divorce ground
    143 2 Wife's lie about age no divorce ground A UNITED STATES Supreme Court justice ruled yesterday that a man who did not "discover" until 13 years later that his bride had lied 11 years oil her age was not entitled to an annulment for that reason. Justice Lewis W. Oliile denied
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    39 2 pit-lure. Mr N. Ilibu b, ntJß| Ccrnian Consul General in Singapore, chatting with fcirlj, ol the "Holiday ou Ice" show at a cocktail party in Cornwall Gardens yesterday. Several of the ice revue artistes come from Germany.- Free Press
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    Lock icon Boy gangster shot on street corner
    53 2 Boy gangster shot on street corner Warren Holstrom. 14, a member of the "Willis Dukes" gang, was shot and killed with a home-made gun on Thursday on a New York street corner, four blocks from the scene where a fellow tennage gang member was killed in the same fashion five
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    Lock icon Two get parole
    25 2 The United States yesterday paroled two Japanese war criminals, Issaku Kojima and Mitsuo Saito, serving long sentences in Tokyo's Sugamo Prison- U.P.
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    Lock icon Geneva starts new phase says Ike
    380 2 Geneva starts new phase says Ike CHANCE OF SOLUTION TO EAST-WEST PROBLEMS mw PRESIDENT EISENHOWER declared the hope in Washington yesterday that next week's Big Four conference will open new vistas leading toward solution ol major East-West problems, Eisenhower voiced this hope only a matter oi hours before his scheduled
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    Lock icon RABBIS ARE ANGRY AT NEW ISRAELI MARRIAGE REFORM
    63 2 rpriE Israel Rabbinate in 1 Jerusalem protested yesterday against Justice Minister Pinhas Rosen's advocacy of marriage law reforms. Rosen, a Progressive Party member, had sought to introduce civil marriages, ending Orthodox exclusive control of marriages The Rabbinate sent a letter to Rosen,
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    Lock icon HE SUCCEEDS BALDWIN
    49 2 Mr. Howard P. Jones, former Foreign Aid Director in Indonesia, has been named Deputy Asci^tant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Economic Affairs in Washington. He succeeds Mr. Charles F. Baldwin, former U.S. ConsulGeneral in Singapore, who Will be re-assigned after a period of leave. A.P.
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    Lock icon U.S. farmers advise Russia on hogs
    41 2 Twelve farm representatives from lowa and other American states arrived in Moscow last night for a month's tour of the Soviet Union and to give the Russians some advice on growing corn and hogs.— A.P
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    Lock icon West In complete agreement
    115 2 WESTERN statesmen preparing for next week's Geneva conference of heads of government swept through their business j in Paris yesterday, reaching complete agree- ment on the presentation of their case to Russia. At a two-and-a-half hour meeting the j three Foreign Ministers Mr. John Foster Dulles,
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    Lock icon WRONG TO SEND SON UNDER 10 TO SCHOOL
    253 2 WRONG TO SEND SON UNDER 10 TO SCHOOL MOTHER WINS CASE A 32-year-old mother of four children maintained i n court in Norwich, Em i that it was wrong to send a child under 10 to school— and won her case. She Ls Mrs. Joy Baker, who appealed against being
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    Lock icon WORLD MUST HAVE CONFIDENCE IN TOMORROW-BULGANIN
    474 2 WORLD MUST HAVE CONFIDENCE IN TOMORROW-BULGANIN THE Russian Premier, Marshal Bulganin said in an unprecedented press conference in Moscow yesterday that the struggle between East and West could not be solved by war. He pledged the Soviet delegation to seek a common language at Geneva to end the cold war.
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    Lock icon GUNS GUARD DIVERS IN CROCODILE RIVER HUNT
    164 3 GUNS GUARD DIVERS IN CROCODILE RIVER HUNT WARDERS and convict gangs .searching desolate shores of Mageta Island, the Mau Mau prison island in Lake Victoria, yesterday found the bodies of five convicts who were among 22 people missin" from a prison launch which overturned In the crocodile-infested waters on Thursday.
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    Lock icon Killers seek cut in prison terms
    90 3 Killers seek cut in prison terms CEVERAL thousand convicts In Sao Paulo prison, Brazil. many of them serving 30-year rices for murder yesterday si nt petitions to the Government and Roman Catholic Church authorities to grant a tion in their sentences to the opening tomorrow of innual Eucharlstic Con- 1
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    Lock icon No new proposals
    41 3 Russian and Japanese negotiators conferred in London again yesterday on a peaci treaty between their two countries but informed sources Raid Mr. Jacob Malik, the Soviet delegate, had brought back no new proposals Irom his Moscow visit.— Reuter
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    BOMBER BOYS HAVE A BIRTHDAY
    236 3 NO. l Squadron, RAF, which is equipped with Lincoln heavy bombers, today celebrates the fifth anniversary of its arrival in Malaya. Within ten days of the squadron's arrival, the Lincolns wire on bombing and strafing operations against the Communist terrorists in Johore. month, also, No.
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    Lock icon NO-FRAT RULE IS LIFTED
    176 3 But Korean girls must be 'acceptable. says Collier rpHE doors of l\S. army ollicer clubs were yesterday reopened to Korean girls but they have to be •'acceptable." The easing of the ban on Korean girls visiting ollicer clubs was first marie known in a memorandum from
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    Lock icon U.K. cancels Salk tests in bid to get 'safer' vaccine
    132 3 U.K. cancels Salk tests in bid to get 'safer' vaccine HPHE British Medical Research Council has cancelled its intended trial of the American Salk vaccine against poliomyelitis, lt was announced in London yesterday. Experiments have been started to And a safer vaccine and a special unit is being set up
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    Lock icon The 'heroic' Nehru
    38 3 Indian President Rajendra Prasad, last night conferred the order of Bharat Ratna— Jewel of India India's highest decoration on Mr. Nehru in recognition of hi.s "heroic endeavour in the cause of np'iee for mankind."— Reuter
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    74 3 London's Soho went gay this week at the opening of its fair. The West K-nd's Continental Quarter was gay with all the colour and music of the Mardi Ctras. The strcrt* were jammed with people watching the procession of l>o floats representing clubs, restaurants and businesses. But no Carnival is
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion A FAMOUS MALAYAN
    227 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion A FAMOUS MALAYAN SATURDAY, July 16, 1955. man who helped to 1 put Malaya on the world map -champion badminton player Wong Peng Soon has anInounced his decision to retire from competitive play. He is the first Malayan to wrest a world cham Bpionship title
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    Keep your eyes on the Fourth Man
    569 4  - Keep your eyes on the Fourth Man STEPHEN COULTER says WHEN tin Uiu Four meet at Geneva to look over the .state of the world from "the summit," the "fourth man" will bo Lhe unknown quantity to most spectator!, Yet Edgar Faure Is a man very much to keep your
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    Fear stalks the Russian who talked
    526 4 Fear stalks the Russian who talked VLADIMIR PETROV, the Russian Embassy official and secret service agent whose name was blazoned across the world last year, lives today with one constant companion -Fear. You remember the sensational Petrov case? Petrov was third secretary at the Russian Embassy in Canberra officially. Unofficially,
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    News hot off the press
    85 5 'rill. 17 members of the Malavan Mathematical Society, Kota Bahru branch, now on a week's cducationr tour of Singapore, visited the Straits Times Press to learn how a newspaper is produced. rhe delegation, mostly first-year students of the Malayan Teachers' Training College at Kota Bahru,
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    Tomorrow's church announcement
    722 5 Tomorrow's church announcement in KCH OF ENGLAND .ndrew'i Cathedral: 7 a.m. im union; 8 a.m. Sung and Parish Communion; Family Service; 10.30 ins; 11 a.m. Mandarin 11.30 a.m. Holy Comp tn. Evensong. ii.ip.i oi the Ascension Woodsville: 8 a.m. Holy Communion; 9.15 lay School; 6 p.m. Even>t Pauls Miurch I
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    New rival union is again accused
    277 5 New rival union is again accused THE Singapore Petrol Dealers Employees Union yesterI day followed up it_ "poaching" charge against a new rival I union with an accusation that it wa.s "knowingly or otherwise playing right into the hands of the employers." The old union is irked because the new
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    REQUEST BY THE S.J.A.B.
    48 5 The St. John Ambulance Brigade, Singapore asks th o who require first aid men in duty at sports, fetes and r her gatherings to give thorn at least 10 days notice, if possible. It difficult to detail members for voluntary services at _hort notice.
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    WE'VE SYMPATHY BUT THAT'S ALL, SAY TEACHERS
    448 5 WE'VE SYMPATHY BUT THAT'S ALL, SAY TEACHERS 3INGAPOSE English teachers ire 100 per cent in sympathy with their Federation counterparts who have* threatened tn co on a token strike in their light ior higher wages and better service conditions. Rut they are not doinn anything to support the teachers across
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      373 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis i I r f7 Q n_ ___c ON.C nc thEM--ANOH!M/|| NEITHER ONE. IT WAS /^T^V VOL If I NEVER OAiNK, ME WAS ONE Or tm.m-anu j A FAT LITTLE FELLOW /^-J" > SOBER, J CHIEP. THEN.WHEN M T- !f!_____?77_^ WITH HEAVY GLASSES IW
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      783 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR j JJORX today, you ha\e a X strong mind. You like t 0 dominate any situation in I which you find yourself an d if X you cannot lead, you are apt Xto go off and sulk— or find I another group whom vou ran lead! I
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      210 7 LONDON, July If. Previous Today. i i i.KFR No. 1 RSS cJi. European 36 7 < buyers 36 buyers l-ctts .Inly 37» t sellers 37 sellers i;( I'.UKR No. 1 RSS ci.f. European 35 l buyers 35 2 buyers Ports August 36's sellers 35 sellers KIBBER No.
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      New York prices
      103 7 Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb. NEW YORK. July 15. Previous Today. lid Strata spot and nearby 96.87 nom 97 25 nom im futures July 95.00 bid 96.00 bid 96.75 asked 97.00 a.sked A "S- 9?.0O bid 94.00 bid 95.00 a.sked 95.25 asked September 92.25
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      U.S. PEPPER
      48 7 Malabar was quoted at Awaiting release 48. Afloats l July 47'. Sarawak spot 15, Awaiting release 44>_. Afloats 44 to 43. July 42' Lampong spot 48'.. Awaiting release 48. Afloats 48 to 47'... July shipment 47'. sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      34 7 "■■•W NEW YORK, July 15. Previous Today. 21 Industrials 458.49 460.23 Kailroads M 158.03 159.17 1" Domestic Bonds 99 79 99.79 1"» Itilitirs 64.98 65.15 <>l Stwks Composite Average 165.66 166.42
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      119 7 July 15. Previous Today. COPRA Philippines c.i.f. UK/North I uiopeaii delivered weight per long ton July/ Aug. $186 sellers $186 value < OPRA Philippines f.o.b. Manila in I'ulk. per long ton Unquoted Unquoted COPRA Straits c.i.f. ITK/North1 T K /North I uropran delivered weight per Ion?
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    INSURANCE MEN SEE FIREFIGHTERS IN ACTION -THE MODERN WAY
    121 7 INSURANCE MEN SEE FIREFIGHTERS IN ACTION -THE MODERN WAY A FORTY-FIVE minute fire-fightinu demonstration was held at the Central Fire Brigade. Hill Street. Singapore, for members of the Insurance Institute of Malaya. Highlights were the various aspects of rescue work, display of modern fire extinguishers and combined drill showing fire
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    Fish shortage? Get us those Indonesian permits, they say
    335 7 Fish shortage? Get us those Indonesian permits, they say CINGAPORE fish traders Raid yesterday that the only way to improve Colony fish supplies Is to license more craft to operate in Indonesian and neighbouring waters. They were commenting on the warning by the Director of Fisheries, Mr. D. W. Le
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    TROUBLE STAYS BEHIND IN HAREM
    329 7 TROUBLE STA YS BEHIND IN HAREM LMRST down the steps of 1 the airliner at London Airport came the Madawaki Sokoto. and behind him came his chief wife, A'isa. Bhe was shapeless in black her toes. And as she adted h( r silk veil to guard inst the looks of
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    POCAHONTAS
    1700 8  -  C. BAKER-CARR by ...The remarkable career of the Red Indian Princess who saved thc life of one Englishman— and married another She mi tin. first of her rare to become Christian, the first to many an Englishman, the first tO visit Britain. and the Oral to die of! the
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    ROAD SAFETY MEN SWOOP ON TODDLERS
    292 9 ROAD SAFETY MEN SWOOP ON TODDLERS I>OLICE are -arresting" 130 toddlers a week on the street corners of Derby, it was revealed recently. And they are "warning off" hundreds of older children. The arrests and warnings are part of a campaign to cut road accidents among the young. They were
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    'HUSBAND ENTICED' CASE IS SETTLED
    287 9 i -.o-YEAR-OLD wife stood _< coins in a corridor ol th- hES Court as her husband and another woman walked out arm in arm, "'fas after her action Zi the other woman lor anient had been settled £i Higftreet. London, .n.-god that Mrs. Esther ?f.
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    No opera place for Molly
    59 9 Mrs. Molly Wormald, who took her first singing lessons in April last year and was Jiven a Covent Garden audition, must defer, her dreams ol joining the company for mother 12 months. She has received a letter from Mr. Patrick Terry, of Royal Opera House,
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    Undiplomatic
    22 9 Because he served Israelimade liquor to Arab guests, Italian consul Stephano Rocchi hai been declared personally unacceptable by the Jordan Government.
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    67 9 KIM SHOWS SOMETHING GLAMOROUS IZIM Novak, Columbia Pictures 'Star of Tomorrow,' shows something new and glamorous for evening wear a highcollared lace jacket in deep cherry red, longsleeved and lined with satin. It Ls worn with long evening gloves. Kim, a lovely pale blonde with smiling eyes dresses her hair
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    FALLING WALL TRAPS BOY
    38 9 David Dry, aged four, put out his hand against a garden wali to steady himself at Chadwell Heath, Essex. The wall collapsed and David wa_ trapped bv his feet. He was taken to hospital.
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    Saint for clerks
    17 9 The Pope has proclaimed Saint Matthew as patron saint of Italy's book-keepers and accountants.
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    An arrow in the air...
    138 9 An arrow in the air. r PLI'NK! vent an arrow, and pinned gardener Stephen Brown's cap to the lawn just as he was bending to pick it j UP And that marked the end of the seven-shots- fur-sixpence council i archery butts down in Bangor, Co. Down. Because 27-year-old Mr.
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    EARL PUTS BAR ON OLD FOLK
    225 9 r PHE Earl of Shrewsbury, premier F:irl of I England, never wants to see an old folks outing arrive at his ancestral home again. This i.s what happened, he said, when 0 000 "Derbys and Joans" from the Black Country spent a free afternoon
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    Drunk driving: M.P. asks for change
    166 9 AN MP. wants the offence of driving under the influence of drink to be divided into two degrees, according to the amount of alcohol in the bloody This is one of the amendments to the Road Traffic Bil< which Mr. R. G. Page. Tory
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    Found—cannon ball
    17 9 Found cannon ball A 251b. cannon ball was round by men demolishing a wall at Felixstowe, Suffolk.
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    Just one of the 70,000 dolls
    74 10 THI HUE oi the U.S. Vice President, Mrs. Richard Nixon, launches a nation-wide campaign to provide dolls for children Ln the rural areas of the United Stales and other countries. The dolls will be hand made by teen-agers throughout the Tinted Slates. Show.ii examining
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    Pry a little more, they are asked
    66 10 English people mind their own business too much complain Derbyshire county police. 80 they hav«> asked house holders to be more curious and suspicious, and so cut down crime. For instance, if they see a suspicious character, or an open window in a
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    WIFE FOLLOWED 15,000 MILES
    254 10 ]y]RS DORIS SUMMERFIELD is a 15.000 mile wife That Ls the distance she has travelled, following her husband, a petty-officer in the Royal Australian Navy. And the other night she jet off from Blackpool to Londonderry .still following husband, ship, the ing ate Queenborough That will
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    Suicide after row with doctor friend
    227 10 Suicide after row with doctor friend A DOCTOR, whose woman friend was found dead on a mattress beside a turned-on gas-tap, said that when they last saw each other, three days earlier, they 'had words." Dr. Duncan Macpherson, of Kennington-road, London, was giving evidence at the inquest at Westminster en
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    FIRE! AND A PILLOW HIT THE PREFECT
    90 10 IT is not often that a junior can throw a pillow at a prelect and get away with it. But at Prensham Heights School, Rowledge. Surrey, a prefect rushed into a dormitory to give a warning of fire. The small bov did not
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    Extra skin on bananas now
    37 10 From now on Britons will have to peel their bananas twice. All bananas exported from Jamaica to Britain are being encased in a plastic hfrn to keep them fresh during 1 ransport.
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    TOO MANY BOYS, TOO FEW GIRLS -TEDDY BOY
    389 10 TOO MANY BOYS, TOO FEW GIRLS -TEDDY BOY Answer to a social problem London police chiefs have ordered a compl report on the activities of gangs of "Teddy bo% who roam the streets and attend dances looking for trouble. The report ivill be sent to the Home Office. BEHIND the
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    Stetson for a bowler
    114 10 mWO men sat side by side 1 in the arrivals lounge at London Airport one night. They eyed each other's hats. Ten minutes later they swapped Mr. Robert Crane, from Texas, exchanged his fivegailon Stetson for an eight-year-old Saville Row bowler worn by City business man
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    Woman, 71, is chased round court
    154 10 Woman, 71, is chased round court A WOMAN of 71 raced round A a magistrates' court chased bv a Police servant. TO Hodge him she iumped on i »s{* Mrs. Theresa Randall, pi imp. c rev-haired, dressed entirely in bfack of Wells-street. Inswir nleaden guilty at U^f] 1 assaulting* a
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    HIS WIFE WAS SUSPICIOUS
    328 11 And this after 1 7 years of happiness SUSPICION first besan to 3 mbitter Janet Stroude's life after 17 years of happy marriage. Thereafter, said Mr. Justice Barnard In the London Divorce nt, she watched her husnd, Harold, on every possible occasion. Tilings riot .so bad
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    54 11 Elfrida Eden In a ballet scene with the CanCan chorus of a society play, "The Lights were Amber," staged recently at London*! Fortune Theatre. The play, a comedy situated in a country house 'v Hampshire, ends u* cabaret act In whic s Eden, 15-year-old t :ecc of the Premier, is
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    Send felons home urges M.P.
    42 11 The Home Olfice should be empowered to deport felons among coloured Commonwealth immigrants. Mr. John Tilney M.P. for Wavertree. Liverpool said. He spoke at the Conservative Commonweatlh Council in London in a discussion on West Indian immigrants.
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    Brenda to swim Lake Ontario
    38 11 Mrs. Brenda Johnston—-Bn-tisn Channel swimmer Brenda Fisher— is now in Canada making an attempt to swim 34 miles across Lake Ontario and heat the present women's record time of 20 hr 59 min.
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    'Very decent man' trapped into marriage
    201 11 "A VERY decent man" who was trapped into marriage was given a divorce. When Arnold Cresswell. of Liverpool-street, Nottingham. waa married in February 1950. his wife was going to have a baby. Cresswell was not the father and knew nothing about the coming baby.
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    The army defends its girls
    157 11 The army defends its girls IT is DOl tru< thar ti.* r a low moral standard in the W R A Ca* i when girls wrong ar» ceptlons, Mr. Pltzroy 1 1 x Undei -s< cretary for War. said In the House of ('< mmons. And he denied thai the
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      900 13  -  KATHLEEN HICKLEY PART TWO OF A STORY BY /ioosey GANDB kail \"f from a crow that Mr. Wong, his master, is fattening him ud to kill him at Christmas. Be one day he struggles out of Mr. U'onu'j, arms and runs awav. NOW READ ON AS GOOSEY GANDER
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    128 18 iiOGER MOWS. the Belgian K policeman. failed last night In his bid in Brussels to beat the *orld 800-metre record of I nun. 46 6 NC. WhlCh has stood to the credit of Germany's Rudolph Harbo* for 16 years. Hus time was 1 min. 47
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    90 18 The Royal Air Force, after their I ■cK>d display against Malays in a Community League fixture on Monday, are expected to be tough opposition for the Singapore Malaya Cup team, whom they meet at Seletar today. Teams for today are*. R.A.F.: Belsham; Ives, Hodgson*. Clarke
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    516 18  - You will hear a lot more of mister Waterman GEORGE WHITING By rgmtm p a le voung man in the i 1 houndstooth sports jacket! hitched his blue and white tie a half-inch to the left and remarked, thoughtfully, that Thurber was quite an author, that Stephen Potter was really
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    86 19 CPRAY plumes from the jet-engined Bluebird II as Donald Campbell races her over the placid surface of Like Ullswatcr in a trial run on Tuesday. Donald, 34-year-old son of the late Sir Malcolm Campbell broke the world record in this trial with a speed of
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    626 19 i_I(ITISII RUNNERB ARE IN DANGER OF LOSING SOME !> THING OF THE FINE REPUTATION THEY HAVE Bill/ FOR THEMSELVES IN THE LAST FEW YEARS. They are in danger of being called rule breakers and o j accused of sharp practice by other
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    90 19 ITALY qualified for the final of the European Zone in the Davis Cup lawn tennis competition yesterday when they took a 3-0 winning lead over Britain at Birmingham, England. They will meet Chile, the winners of the tie with Sweden which v. as played ofT at
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    72 19 UIS AY ALA (Chile) yesterday scored an unexpected victory over Europe's leading player, Sven Davidson (Sweden) In the European Zone Davis Cup semi-final between the two countries at Baastad, Sweden. Ayala beat Davidson 1-, 7-5, 7-5, 6 3, in a two-hour match in intense heat to
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    200 19 JAPANESE lightweight champion Masashi Akiyama today regained the orient lightweight crown by a six-round technical knockout over tltleholder Omsap Naruphai of Siam in their scheduled 12--round title bout at the Municipal Gymnasium. Osaka. A crowd of 2.000 saw the 21-year-old Siamese fighter get off to a
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    367 19 Bitter Sweet wins Queen Alexandra Stakes for second time rE ROYAL RACE MEETING WAS CONCLUDED YESTERDAY IN GLORIOUS WEATHER WITH THE FATAL THUNDERSTORM OF THURSDAY BUT A TRAGIC MEMORY The Queen who was present yesterday, did not have a runner. The only Royal competitor, the Princess Royal's VaTresto, spoilt his
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    283 20 NORRIS WINS B GRUELLING SIX MILES is oppressive HEAT ken NORRIS IGED WON THI BRITISH SIX MILES TRACK TITLE W WNTON LAST Mf.lll \IIKK f.RI l-.I.LINC BATTLE WITH ACE IMITBH IMS! VM I RL'NNER fiOKDON PIRIE, WHO Sl \(.M Kl > <>l THE TRAI K EXHAUSTED
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      247 3 r y VO more winners last SaI turday have taken jockey Garm t Bougoure's tally to 34. well ahead of his nearest Don Patterson, who has nners to his credit. Latest ions, up to and including last Saturday. OWNERS 1st 2nd 3rd Stakes Add «d Money Shaw
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