The Singapore Free Press, 30 April 1956

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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya M Singapore, Monday, April 30. 1956. Price 15 Cts
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    Matter of human dignity
    276 1 Mil. JIM CHOON EtfONG MR. LIM CHOON MONG, leader oi the Singapore Liberal Socialist Party, .viio Ls in. London as a member of the merdeka missipn said last night hat independence was a matter of human dig.ty." \r. Lim would not disclose the progress of the
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    Rubber price
    20 1 Singapore Rubber Opened this morn ;in uncertain tone May ship 11 >> r >/4 cents a lb below Saturdays
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    ACCEPT THE REDS MOTION SHOCKS TUC
    332 1 No politics at rally or we quit TO mfm\mfm\mfm\ A+* M 10,000 Govt, men threaten boycott gINGAPORE Government employees' unions, representing over 18,000 workers will reor a political nature are to be introduced. rntnJL'^ resolutions asking the Government to recognise the Malayan nSSfS a,UI
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    Lock icon Duchess puts off her visit
    83 1 The British Foreign OHice has warned the Duchess of Kent not to go to Greece, the "Empire News" said yesterday. It said the Duchess planned to visit her mother. Princess Helen of Greece. The Foreign Office told the Duchess an insult to a member of
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    Lock icon SABRINA'S TARGET IS HERSELF
    38 1 picture, s 5 Sabrina, the silent beauty, at the British Industries Fair in London, tries her skill with the "Sterling:" sub-machine gun. Her targets werp tiny furures of herself being chased by servicemen.- Popper
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    Lock icon DOCKERS RETURN
    16 1 Eight thousand Calcutta dockers returned to work last night, ending a two-week-old strike.- Reuter
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    Best types of Malayans now join Army
    170 2 Best types of Malayans now join Army CHINESE COMING FORWARD U.wv youn:' Malayan* ar< keen to join the Army, the chief recruiting officer in Singapore, told the Fine Press. Because Oi the stream of applicants, he said, the authorities were able to recruit "very good tvoe" of men Most i
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    The new Kebaya Queen
    203 2  -  ADELAIDE EASTLEY npo 'in thunderous ap--1 plause ol severa] thousand spectators, 17-year-old Sharifa Alawiyah wa crowned Kebaya Queen at thi Happy World Stadium on Saturday night. By oniy a single point, the runner-up, Mi.s.s Suptari Gum, lost the title. Third in the contest was Miss Aishnah
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    S'pore land market dull: no sales
    235 2 REAL estate agents in i Singapore describe the land market as dull, because there is practically no speculation. A land agent told the Free Press that owners ol land were not willing to dispose of their property unless pressed to do so by necessity.
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    US road deaths highest ever
    55 2 The U.S. National Safety Council said in Chicago yesterday that a traffic accident emergency exists in the United States following the highest March death toll in history. If the present trend continues, the council says, the all-time record of 39,969 deaths in a single year
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    Steam kills five railmen
    201 2 Steam kills five railmen dfgsdfg I^IVE Hong Kong railway--1 men have died froni Injuries suffered m a locomotive boiler explosion in a workshop of the Kowloon- Anton Railway. Jets of steam injured n tl When the boiler's front Platea burst on Friday. .Two f the Injured died that ight, three
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    His honour is for us all
    306 2 His honour is for us all PROFESSOR E. S. Monteiro of the University Of Malaya has been made a Fellow of the Koyal College of Physicians, London. He is the lirst Asian in Malaya to be so honour c d He will make a special trip to London to receive
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      27 2 GRAND ANNUAL l _^__m*_\\wt___ I Bk E When you can Save more here why go elsewhere HARDIAL SINGH SONS LTD. 26, Ra'fles Piace S'pore-1 Phone ***** 3
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      112 2 Wonderful fiews! Snrv £m^Jy^***^^ r* J COOKERY "■^^X DEMONSTRATIONS will be held in the Store Restaurant Admission will b e by invitation 31 lAXi card only. A limited number of at John Littles on these arc still available and can SATURDAY, sth May at 11 a.m be had upon application
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    GOVT. TO PAY FOR UPPER AIR CENTRE
    340 3 Paya Lebar weather research moves on from experimental stage ,fHE Governments oi Malaya and Borneo territories will take over tin 1 financing ot the upper air research centre and observatory Ln Singa uure from the middle of this year. fur the past three
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    Untitled
    23 3 Bridal »roup after the wedding at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic C hurch, Singapore, of Miss P. N. Marshall and Mr. S. John.
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    9 3 Mr, Francis Thomas releases a balloon from the observatory.
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    Lock icon Oriental Look for Australia
    46 3 Many Australian women will soon have ghostly white faces and pouting cherry lips, businessman Mr. Rodney Price forecast last night in Sydney on hi.s return from Japan. And he thinks that Australian men will approve. It is the new Oriental look.— Reuter
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    Talentime finals
    24 3 Radio Malaya's Talentime finals will be held on May 7 at the Victoria Memorial 'Hall at 6.30 p.m. and not i tonight.
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    17 3 A dove soars from the hujfe wedding cakf a s the bride cuU it at the teteytiou.
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    Gold key for groom in fairy wedding
    282 3 Gold key for groom in fairy wedding CEVERAL thousand people jammed Jalan Haji Salam and the Bedok home of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Marshall at tne wedding reception and dinner i for their daughter Miss Philomena Nightingale on Saturday. Earlier, she was married in Our Lady of Lourdes j
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY April 30, 1956. Opinion TIMID EYEWITNESSES
    183 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY April 30, 1956. Opinion TIMID EYEWITNESSES and asvaults are bi coming all too Ir> quenl ocr.ui ri nci s In Singapore. .Ast wi ok, un 18 -yearOld bey was stabbed because he could not, or would not, pay protection money. v. It has been announced
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    TALKING POINT
    6 4  -  fu Mary kyle Dallas.
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    Lock icon Americans seek UK air record
    583 4 Americans seek UK air record The Fairey D II i$ being challenged by a new U.S. plane, the Starfiqhter whose wings are razor-sharp, reports H.C. DRAKE DETAILS ol th< new plain wh\ h la America's m< I likely challen el Bi Itain's rid ord won at U32 m p h,
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    Billy was the Hit of the Parade
    319 4 Billy was the Hit of the Parade A BIG crowd turned iV out ;it Farrer Park when the 2nd Battalion, the Royal Welch Fusiliers bi ai R< tn at with ail the pomp of the band, drums, and regimental pioneers. Hut more interest was shown in Billy, the battalion's regimental
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    Singapore Spotlight
    1084 5  - Singapore Spotlight ADELAIDE EASTLEY By SO Singapore ladi€ air doing mighty valiant work among H patients at .vi Tuck Seng Hos"The medical profes- insistent that work we are doin^ of the greatest bene- p to the patients," Mrs J. J. Richardson, chairman of the hospital's diversional py unit. "We feci,"
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      392 6 1..... ■T BAI*! Bk >l\\B»H\fctl ail ll 1,av1% mmma***- J* I u/ill"you pleas^^ yes "--silly T/Tll SHOW HER .1 Ji T»__^„>— 7J^ M 'ms 7/ PRINCE S HOW -CHILPISMJ i/ fJ^^ iJtfP J LETTER IS L/( HI6HNESS. WICMAEt! t)V AM L- 1/ OH DEAfi THE WASTEBASKET'S tt L*j^ \j^ i
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      650 6 S> |>ORN today, you are serious anri l> contemplative. You love and re SS vere all nature With its varied ma >> ss testations and neyer would be mm phteiy happy unless you were SS spend part ol your time, v in << the country. )5 You iiavc a great
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    700 try to beat up an ice team
    166 7 700 try to beat up an ice team CJIX carloads of police p ere rushed to Bright on sports stadium when a crowd of about 700 >rs tried to beat up Pai -lev Pirates Ice Hockey team. The crowd— many of them Edwardian dress ushed at 12 Paisley ers as
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    GUESS WHERE
    76 7 >> The dog's head on Saturday had many >> people barking up the v wrong tree. A coat of >S arms somewhere, said >> some; others guessed !< at points from Pasir >S Panjang to Changi. >s But as usual there [> were many indeed the >s majority
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    A TITLED COOK SCRUBS FLOORS
    303 7 Works to help son F El LA, VISCOUNu TESS BANGOR, 37--year-old former third wife of the present viscount, spends Mondays scrubbing the red-tile kitchen floor of a country house where she works as a •->ok. ■'-ih«' has been in her doinest.u post for four weeks,
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    'Give me back my baby' plea
    188 7 AN 18-year-old-mother in Toronto has sent out an appeal which she hopes wiil give her buck her baby son, Freddie. He is being cared for by a British couple called Ingram. They are somewhere in Britain. That is ail she knows about Freddie. That
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    SEEKS GHOST, FINDS TROUBLE
    414 7 Attd pt>ttplt* yt>i tt ir if fit 4 lIENRY HALL'S 11 Ghost Night brought him nothing but trouble. Henry, who is 57. set out to lay the ghost ot a ita tionmaster at a disused railway station. The trouble started when people took Henry for the
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    Finished second
    109 7 11 HERE were two horses in a three-mile point-to point race at Vennford, near South Motion Maid Marion 11, tne favourite, and Ciolden Plover. At the end of the first lap Maid Marion threw her rider I and galloped into the crowd. All scattered except 22--year-old Bill Priest.
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    RAIN STOPS FIGHT
    34 7 Rain stopped a bullfight which was to have been held on Saturday afternoon in Palma de Mallorca. The fight was to have been in honour Ol Prince Rainier and Princess Grace
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      104 7 -miiiimiillllliilimiiiiliiilliJH£ 1 SINCAPORE 1 I HIGH TIDES E TODAY: 2.47 p.m. E E TOMORROW 145 E a.m. and 3.11 p.m: fi E WEDNESDAY 2.2 6 E a.m. and 4.0!! p.m: E THURSDAY: 3.17 a.m. E E and 5.M p.m. E E FRIDAY: 422 am S and 5.16 p m. E
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    The Echo that killed 20 million
    1629 8  - The Echo that killed 20 million JOHN GODWIN **********1 l **********1 l The Colonel told the firing squad. -They'll have ta dia mm ~m a deeper yrttre if ihey trunt to k€>€>p JiMl ilatrn. 9 FIVE shots whipcracked through the haze ol summer h< at that lay over the Bosnian
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    Stop preaching hatred Mr. Lee
    633 9 Stop preaching hatred Mr. Lee mnwiuf fcjkij TTJ^^^m TWO CHINESE dip- lomatic couriers from g Peking flew into Singa- S pore at the week-end g and left later for Indo- g nesia. E The two diplomats— S their names were given as Lin I Ping and Lv g Chih Chins:
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    Helicopfers rescue a stricken seaman
    203 9 A RADIO message from a ship in the English Channel brought Royal Navy helicopters to the rescue of a dangerously ill seaman. Week-end fliers of the R.N.V.R.. from Ford, 1 Sussex, broke off their exercises when the message was heard. They searched the Channel In
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    HOUSE VANISHES IN A RADIO 'GAG'
    358 9 pEDHEADED Mrs. Irene Hegarty came back at night from a day out with friends and found her house had vanished. She had left her prefab at No. 130, Meyrick Road, Battersea, S.W., standing neat and trim in the morning, j breakfast things put away,
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    She 'hots' things up at the show!
    365 10 11/ IT 1 1 >li^ I«u (hi. the I f? liiiii'm' Marilyn .Mon--1 roe in town, things certainI ly "hotted up at a (ity I (ine ma where she ffM due lo make a personal ap- pciiruiiH' between shows Pans ranginf from tender
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    SINGER TAKES TO THE MAMBO
    149 10 in ill HONG KONG seems to be sending us quite a bit I of glamour these days! f Latest arrival to break I into the world of entertain- ment is a 27-year-old sing- tng sensation Chang Loo (bottom centre) who is now appearing behind the
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    THE MAMBO?-HERE'S HOW
    40 10 THE MAMBO? -HERE'S HOW HONG Keng singing star Miss Chang Loo proves she can also do the tl X Mary Chang who stands by and gives some critleal advice behind the s< < nightspot where the singer is being featured. \M
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    S'pore draws the Yanks
    171 11 S'pore draws the Yanks lU/ITH typical British reTt serve. Mr. A. J. Turner (below) preferring not to commit himself on the question of travel expansion in this part of the world, exclaimed: "Now I can see why so many Americans come to Singapore." Reading between the lines, of course, it
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    BAGGING A PRIZE IS ALL IN A DAY'S HUNT FOR BILL
    675 11 BAGGING A PRIZE IS ALL IN A DAY'S HUNT FOR BILL Bat on lor v t u S n hUS a ,ways had P^ticular fascinsoun letn i *V lia,n C Kabb l K »»»a« City, MisX, U, l,> h ,s trips to Africa and India iheVm iK „aKBed a,,m,si everything
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    MENACE ON THE ROADS...
    481 12  -  Chapman Pincher By 2 drinks will affect drivers npHE ub Intoxicatled motorist Ihe ftrl v. \v) ha.s ak< tl so little dunk thai or dinar? police testa would never detect it Is a menace on the roads. 'i ii.it i the rerdict ol the Medical Re
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    'Asian look' for the US
    274 12 'Asian look' for the US By JENNIFER JOHNS f MAKING a rare fj isit to one of j c U ishin g t 0 n 8 I equally rare fit- shion shows the f other day 1 came j away with the im- pression that Ame- rican women (ex- cent
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    SWAPPING WILDLIFE
    343 12 LX)R many years, the 1 United States has been carrying on extensive exchange of wildlife with other nations of the world. Savage wild boar, roaming the forests of Tennessee. North Carolina and California are descended from European ancestors. About 1910, an English sportsman owning estates in eastern United
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    Sorry, wrong number...
    49 12 Sorry, wrong number Huilo? This is Nursery 1234. You want to speak to who— cr whom? Lionel Cross. There's no Lionel Oh, the line's crossed? Yes it is bad. Now then, old man, go ahead, there's no interference now. Oh, he's runs? off. Must have been a wrong number.
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    Malay 'City of 1,000 Warriors"
    392 12 Malay 'City of 1,000 Warriors" MADAGASCAR'S Ma--1 lay population thousands of them, dpscendants of sailors dating back several hundred years are described by Mr. Olie Strandberg, Swedish author-adventurer, in his new book on Africa, "Jambo" (Michael Joseph, London). "The Malay s," Mr. Strandberg asserts, "have their own community, Antananarivo the
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    He was afraid of going bald
    690 13 He was afraid of going bald KggjjS^' I Ml A. seemed to be very dejected. He tvk i me he had always taken particular care 0 i his hair, he had it tut twice a month, bgshed it twice a week, und applied a cream to his scalp every day.
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    Reason for headaches is in your mind
    631 13 IWGHT out of every 10 J p< rsons at some i;: In their lives tevi headaches,. Most n them attribute them o .something they have l;i!l or drunk, take a Ol aspirin, and v 24 hours have fori,)!!( n them. I! U for
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    Chapel for all Faiths
    180 13 Chapel for all Faiths A CHAPEL for all religious faiths was dedicated recently at the Universalis! Church of the Divine Paternity, facing Central Park in New York City. On the altar, against a photomural background of the Milky Way. stands a globe to signify the universality of the religious spirit
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    HOLLY ROTH'S THE CONTENT ASSIGNMENT
    272 14 JOHN TERRANT, English newspaperman, is seeking ELLEN CONTENT, an undercover American agent who diijppcared m B. rl.n A clue takes him to America, and he tolks in hospital to a Russian dancer whom Ellen befriended and who, on mysterious instructions, was going from theatre to
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    AN ALIBI BREAKS DOWN
    980 14 AN ALIBI BREAKS DOWN ill l> iimiii iiii iiuriiiii': (chapter seven! ***** l lII.IIIIIIIII.IMMUMIUI M 111 l lllimiHlMlMllllll, 11/EI.L. we went an hour TT unci a hull later. Kelly und 1 and the astounding number of men who hud collected in the small Hat some In civilian dress, some In
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    THE BEST AMBASSADOR
    56 14 A FORMER British Naval Attache in Moscow, Captain G. M. Bennett, told members of the Authors Club in London: "When the Navy visited Leningrad I received an official note, saying: The British Navy Is Britain's best ambasador.' "Sir William Hayt«r (the Ambassador) wrote across it: 'I take
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      29 14 m a a i;i:!Bl 'I I Wedding -Pictures Make arrangements ISOW for your photographs Ito he taken hy a FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Telephone Singapore 2800 lIU.I. PRESS PHOTOGHAPHIC DEPT.
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    Lock icon NEVER mention MARRIAGE to the Ballerina
    1075 15  - NEVER mention MARRIAGE to the Ballerina MILTON SHULMAN ffl Svetlana Beriosova wastes no sighs and few thoughts on the tuture But she denies that she is 'dedicated' vi ANA BERIOg(,-. frowned at L M.< nt ion of the orl(i dedicated." Her Ljil-thiß eyebrows L( themselves like exclamation 1 1 havi
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      77 15 for INVALIDS and the ELDERLY r# th MILK, with its wealth of zjl natural food properties and f easy digestibility, is particularly Jk suitable for invalids and j the elderly. I NESPRAY is MILK in its safest and most convenient Vll form and can therefore be \l used with Ihe
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    THERE'S NO MORE GLAMOUR IN THE LEGION
    831 16 THERE'S NO MORE GLAMOUR IN THE LEGION —So Germans quit and amW mm^mm mm head for home, says Omer Anderson rpHOUSANDe of Ocr- man; are deserting th< French Foreign i jion In North Africa and lipp ng back to West X rmany Nobody lcno« cxc -,)i the Foreign Le gion
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    Lock icon You DON'T wear 2 crease in your coat sleeve
    346 16 You DON'T wear 2 crease in your coat sleeve AWAY with those creased sleeves, men. The well-dressed male now wears his coat sleeves rolled, without a crease in them. This fashion item comes from the National institute of Drycleaning, New York, along with word that most cleaners are equipped cither
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    Lock icon AUSTRALIA-BOUND
    63 16 A FILM executive. Mr. B. Freeman, Australian di- rector of Metro- Goldwyn I Mayor, will soon meet his i 2' -year-old granddaughter Vida J*.-anette for the first time. Vidas s«*Vn here with her mother, Mrs. M. Slade, of London, who in Mr. Free- man's daughter. They pas- sed through
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    Playboy on theft charge
    231 16 Playboy on theft charge A FOUR-YEAR jail sen- i t tence awaits the tlebo- 1. nair 26-year-old e\-public »•< school playboy, .Michael Caborn-Watei field (pictured Mt above, in his Mayfair flat), Wl who boasts that he spent I BJT a million-dollar (US) in- I M heritance in five years. Br
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    THOSE 'CREEPERS' GET THE CAD TREATMENT NOW
    237 16  - THOSE 'CREEPERS' GET THE CAD TREATMENT NOW A Newhern 'PUE 400 young gentlemen of Harrow's public school whore Sir Winston Churchill studied have been banned from wearing thick crepe-soled "creepers." They might be COII--fused with Ted d y Boys, sir. it wi becoming a cult among the young blades straw
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    Lock icon You can't sink this lifeboat
    730 17  -  Margaret Krohn 1 tsy Frenchman's 'dream' even takes care of punctures! IRENCH Government maritime experts are planning to build an ••unsinkable" lifeboat which, the inventor claims, would have ted most of the ore wi si a tragedies of the last 100 years. ich engineer, Jean
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    Bridge Hand
    481 17 The bidding: North t »sl Sooth lest I 0 P«m 3N T P»»n 6N T Pass 7N T All Van* rpHAT Wasn't the way the biddin* actually went It seen) thai 'he p.ut score bothered North-South on thil deal. Ai any rate, they failed to reach en a
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      210 17 w m DAILY CROSSWORD fll fl flB fl fl flfl CM Bfl \< itoss b i leave an islandei to QHtad i hy, and N maybe? '8> malictou ga Ip (7j -i Tasks not be^un <4> 6 Wim- oontalnlnj Qermaß B Hole in the theatre (3) nttattas (6) D Concerning
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      966 18 Board is necessary On behalf of seven thousand disillusioned boxing fans I give this frank advice to Singapore promoters:*-* DON'T TAX 01 R PATIENCE WITH ANOTHER FARCE. WE REFUSE TO TAKE JT ON THE CHIN ANY LONGER. WK HAVE TAKEN TOO MUCH PUNISHMENT WE ARK GROGGY REELING
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      Jack Wod leaves for U.K.
      400 18 CPL. JACK WOOD of R.A.F. Changi, follows in the wake of other Services sporting personalities when he sails for the United Kingdom next week. He has firmly made his mark in Singapore and Malayan athletics. Jack, 24, is a native of Leeds, Yorkshire. He joined
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      BODIES ON THE BEACH
      259 18 BODIES ON THE BEACH piSHERMEN fished in peace off p u i au i Übin; Pasir Ris picnickers dozed blissfully among the palms. It was so quiet soi different. THE TIME: Yesterday morning. THE REASON: No waterskiers Where were the.v. what were they doing? Kaloni keepers were baffled, the bar
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    Lock icon ALLAN LEWIS sums up Saturday's races
    206 19 picture*. IIACE ONE: Moneysmate (8.6. Mawi) wins by threequarters of a length from Golden Dollar (8.12 Geyer). l WO: What happened (8.7, Hudson) is one length clear of Technicolor (8.11, Posner), with third-placed Viola (8 4, Bougoure) on the rails. P A i: THREE:
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    LA RONDE WAS NEVER IN ANY DANGER
    702 19 LA RONDE WAS NEVER IN ANY DANGER I A RONDE LED ALL THE WAY TO WIN HIE lj MAIN RACE AT PENANG ON SATURDAY, FIRST DAY OF THE PENANG TURF CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING La Ronde. who began smarter than usual, quickly hit the front and wa.s never in danger of
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    JACK DRUCE ILL THE BEST WORKER
    429 20  -  ALLAN LEWIS Ski Fiesta in sound trial for class 4 K> THOUGH he cJicJ not make the fastest time, I thought Jack Druce 1 111 who was ridden hv Bougoure, the best worker at Penang; (his morning. With s. s. Commando (Harratt) for company,
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    Lock icon OXFORD WIN U.S. RACES
    119 20 OXFORD WIN U.S. RACES AN OXFORD Univer- r x\ sity athletic team r E won both the 4 x one z, E mile and 4 x 880 yards events at the Perm S Relays in Philadelphia on Saturday. E The Oxford team of E E Don Gorrie, Derek Johnson, Alan
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    S.S.C. POLO WIN
    44 20 I Singapore Swimming Club "A" s beat Tiger s.c. 9-c In one of three friendly water-polo matches at the Haw Par pool, yesterday. II The "B" team drew three-ail. Z\ In the other match, Tiger "C" 5 i beat 8.8.C. (5-o.
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    English golf final
    93 20 1 UY Wolstenhome 25-year- l I old Leicestershire counI ty champion, won the Bng- I ii. h amateur golf title at Bt. Annes by beating 41- year-old Harry Bennett, of Derbyshire, hv one hole in the 38-holes Anal, The two Engll h International i wi re cxl
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    Lock icon BRITAIN v. YUGOSLAVIA IN CUP
    173 20 J>v v .niii v ning :lo i.. > ci i pi in Belgrade i t( r day, Vugo lavia made sure ol PP< ■ii In the 1 1 ond round oi ,li Davli < ?up i ii opean zone, and a 111 mccl in al
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    Lock icon Heading for a record
    39 20 Heading for a record Picture. I Saw Kirn Thiat in his Austin Healey, who set a record in the sports airs 1 iaa and under event at the Gap yesterday with a time of 5 2.74 sec.- Free Press
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    99 speedsters bravel tough bends
    410 20 99 speedsters brave l tough bends Says SAUL TREACHEROUS con di tions did not deter the 99 competitors in yesterday's Gap Hill Climb. Despite the wet. slippery hairpin bends, they set six records and equalled another. Every competitor had the opportunity for a second run, and this fact indicates smooth
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    Lock icon FERRARIS DOMINATE BIG RACE
    103 20 I TAU AN motor racing champion Eugenio Castellotti sped through blinding rain yesterday to win the Mille Miglia, Italy's gruelling road race. The rain increased the hazards of the breakneck journey along 1,597 kilometres (992 miles) of Italian roads, and two drivers and three spectators were
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    Judo man's challenge
    84 20 By JOE EZEKIEL SINGAPORE Judo Club are inviting any judo club in the Federation and Singapore to hold friendly competitions. Mr. N.F. Kong, the club's president, told me yesterday that if the response was good, he would donate a challenge trophy. Mr. Kong said there were several
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    MALAYA WIN
    28 20 Malaya, beaten 3-2 by Cambodia In their Asian Football Cup match, won a Friendly encounter against the local Pnompenh sid* 2-1, Ghani i ored both goals,
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