The Singapore Free Press, 17 July 1957

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Presspe Malaya's Own Family Paper JP*!-fM- Sincaper^ Wednesday, July 17, 1957. Price 15 Cts.
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    Lock icon NO BIG CUTS YET
    322 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitini in 1 1 in i imu 111.11 nis it iiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiuiiiitiii iiinm^ U.K. to consult Spore on services redundancy issue I 1 DRITAIN'S Minister of |Ij Defence, Mr Duncan E Sandys, said yesterday E tn ~t if substantial reductions tions in employment by the services in
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    THE TOP GOVERNMENT POSTS WILL GO NEXT YEAR
    407 1 THE TOP GOVERNMENT POSTS WILL GO NEXT YEAR What Attorney General's job— matter Hor" policy, Chief Minister tells Lee Today's debate JHE P.A.P. leader, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, who took his seat at the Legislative Assembly meeting today after re-election from Tanjong Pagar, attacked the Government for appointing an expatriate
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    Phone strike fed up
    132 1 r f* East Ward (Liberal Social Ist > and requested him to UBe his good Offices to end the strike. Mr. Chan said he told them to withdraw strike notice and end the go-slow first if they wanted him io Intervene in the dispute. He sa
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    Rubber price
    32 1 August first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 93 3 4 cents a lb., up oneeighth of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.
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    Istana to be made a college
    166 2 A COLLEGE for higher .studies for Malay girls in the Federation i.s being planned in Johore Bahru. The establishment of the college wa.s the idea of the late Tengku Ampuan Be- sar of Pahang, the Sultan oi Johore 's elder sister, who a few
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    Lock icon 'FLYING SAUCER' WAS A METEOR
    29 2 The observatory in Taipeh said yesterday that a "Hying saucer" seen streaking through Formosan skies last Tuesday wa.s a large shoot ing star. Reuter
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    Lock icon NEURO-SURGERY THE BIG GAP
    444 2 NEURO-SURGERY THE BIG GAP Colombo Plan facilities not being USerf Alumni blames Govt. planniJ Alumni blames Govt. planning 1 AFTER more than 50 years of medical education in Malaya 1 I quate treatment is still not available to people with certain <3 I In acknowledging this deplorable fact, the Alumni
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    Lock icon Egypt lifts ban
    21 2 The Egyptian FinancMinistry yesterday Issuea an order lifting a ban on Egyptian dealings with Bri tish airlines Reuter
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    Lock icon First ever July rain in Jordon
    18 2 The first rain ever known in Jordan during July fell yesterday. Reuter
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    Victoria Theatre to be finished on time
    97 2 ALTHOUGH negligible fl progress seems to have been made in renovation work at the Victoria Memorial Theatre, the architect in charge of the work Mr ,1 y Middleton, said yesterday that it wai 'completely under control He added: "Thrre i s i stage
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      160 2 Ihe THINK PINK CAIHAY TOMORROW „AUWfflr**J^.,^- FRED Hepburn fct^ Astaire iTvTHnMwmi- AA, I nUiTlroUn urn fuiw'aa-^t ishsz ON stac;k TOMORROW AT 830 I'M. GALA FASHION PARADE ins|>iied hy Par amount's Technicolor- Vista Vision release "FINNY FACE" with lovely creation* from Town A Country, Vanity; Kohinsoii's, Salon New Yorker, < hotn
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      30 2 a iTfiß incredibJl _Hr' _______J___C Ha !%i__f _BrTi?_7 __M ttfx baymOnO W I sIDARYShirI Style. If yo" bu S \JI for your moncv. I 6 8, Rcb.n-,cn ßo^^B Singapore <c'-
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    Lock icon U.K. FILMS SWITCH PAYS OFF
    343 3 U.K. FILMS SWITCH PAYS OFF Adventure, comedies draw fhe crowds gRiriSII FILiVIS are growing in popularity frnm w,h Malayans. The reason lies In the switch irom heavy d a emphasis on dialogue to action and adventure. British lilm distributors seem to have studtin o c n^i ket in tni country,
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    Lock icon COLONY GEMS STOLEN
    144 3 COLONY GEMS STOLEN POLICE were reported lust night to be convinced that a £2,750 sterling consignment of diamonds due to arrive at London airport by 8.0.A.C airliner on Saturday, wa.s stolen after the plane reached London. The stones were flown from Singapore &,nd were due to be put aboard an
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    Arson bid foiled
    81 3 ATTEMPTS at arson was made on two attap houses in Geylang Serai, Singapore, yesterday morning. A farmer, Lee Kee Nge, told the police he found two sticks tied with cotton wool and coconut husks, whi'*h were alight on the roof of his house. He also found two
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    Queen 'sorry to leave Africa'
    85 3 Queen 'sorry to leave Africa' ITHE Queen Mother yesterday opened with a silver key the new national gallery in Salisbury, her last important engagement before leaving by air for London. "It is sad it's all over," she said referring to her 10-day 2,000-mile tour, in which she has visited every
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    RURAL ROADS
    72 3 rpllß Singapore Rural Board has agreed to pay full value for the land taken over from landlords for making up roads. The sum will, however, be offset by road -making charges, the full frontage of the lot concerned being charged for. The Board has alio agreed that where
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1957. Opinion Time is now running out
    242 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1957. Opinion Time is now running out the world may be in a position to know whether the at, rronoiith of the U.S.S.R. is breaking up. Canadian Prime Minister John Dief enbaker believes it is only a .natter of days. At the most,
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    Breaking through the thought barrier
    872 4  - Breaking through the thought barrier SAMUEL GOULD KKPOiiT ar ***** l. I, IM„ lIIIHIMM*-, 1 4i lis is art* non I a t 4 v Bit n I i ju I ia "*brt>ak th ihauyht barrier* —4a d 'is v over tk means whereby ihe stmts iur mi mind* Imrinj}
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    Lock icon CONTRABAND ON SALE
    404 5 CONTRABAND ON SALE \fk hisive and T.E.O.' fags mean trouble Puffs thai are illegal JS that cigarette you are smoking of a brand that is not supposed to be sold ill Singapore, is that packet of cigarettes in your pocket stamped "For Export Only"? ic th fv answer t0 either
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    BEEING DOUBLE
    106 5 j Ue and Mv Shadow" is the title of this excellent I M m of trick photography by Mr. M. L. Lim of 319 I I SAi..>iun Koad. Singapore. He has submitted it JJfo^he "Incredible Shrinking Man" photography I beii organised jointly by the Free Press and I
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    BAN RURAL CINEMAS BID
    80 5 ol the Bedok rural district council c i inst open-air cinemas as they attract -ers and disturb the peace. ipommittee has asked gapore Rural Board Un from granting a fence or renew any I their approval. ative Assemblyman Keng. who at- j la t meet- fnmittee,
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    Lock icon A-canister is spotted
    92 5 AT.S NAVY piano set off yesterday from New York to sink a derelict canister of atomic waste with gunfire. A (oast (in ard cutler spotted the big yellow cylinder, one ol SS hauled out to sea and dumped on Sunday in the Atlantic ahout 185 miles south
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      162 5 DACRON AND O DAC-WORST£D p{ /y SLACKS /^^lxy NOW in GREAT VARIETY OF NEW SHADES-TEXTURES WEAVES READY-TO-WEAR OR TAILOR-M _DE. j WASSIAMULL'S MEN'S WEAR DEPT. HIGH STREET. I H.M.V. __2-T ■^K^ ________trsffW_^\_^^L- Iron with signal lamp safety cord. ii Tm 1 1 ?lT x on,ns Guarantee. Sole Distributors ,«.««_<.« 168
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      517 6 I r^#V^f uf j rjORN today, you have a cam... I _D tion of deep thought JS, b:na ous action-a duo of tra iSi^ I evitably must lea d to tccesl h^ are original in your appi .achtJ- life and are not going to conventional pattern h J a "l
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      U.K closing prices
      180 7 LONDON, July 16. Previous Today .I i KSS cJf/BBS* I*" y 27»i buyers 27V4 buyers m H" 1 y 27% sellers 27',i sellers August 27*4 buyers 27 buyers 27% sellers 27% sellers ft, i ksS Spot 27% buyers 27V* buyers 199*W" 27 Va sellers 27 V* sellers
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      New York prices
      100 7 I NEW YORK, July lti I Previous Today Bts -?oi 96.12 nom 95.75 nom. K,;[ .'i July unquoted unquoted I Aug. 94.50 nom 94.00 nom JL\ SALES: Nil. I Kiiurt July 95.75 buyers 95 25 buyers mr 96 25 sellers 95.75 sellers f Aug 95.50 buyers 95.00
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      36 7 I NEW YORK, July 16Previous Today Is 520.16 517 42 s 152 89 153.45 c Bonds 86.89 86 86 71.64 71.23 lomposite W'rages 179.82 179-23 bove prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      47 7 ■Lampong spot and elease 26 1 afloats 26, Malabar July !s'_, Lampong July 25. Sarawak soot 26, awaiting release 25 l 2, afloats 25 i. July shipment 25. Muntok white spot 33, afloats 32 Vi, sellers ex-dock. mbove prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      100 7 (LOND IHppines c.i.f. U.K./ European delivered r long ton July/ Aug. *it_ i i f. 1.K./North delivered weight per y u > Xu <u*l ftU«Voept. er nqnlry. <»ii rude Straits 'North European in long ton July/ Aug. ou- erode, Ceylon jPean ports in hulk „,M'. ,,M
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    Tadpole hunt
    75 7 yOUNGSTERS of the old wor'u village of Teffont A Magna in Wiltshire, England, are snapped un- E a awares— except for the little fellow in the centre— E E during a tadpole hunt in the village stream. No net s and jars yet with which to trap the
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    What a splash when one Joan met another
    241 7 What a splash when one Joan met another singer and mimic Joan Turner was having fun at the party "shooting" her friends with a siphon of soda. When she picked the wrong target the customers at the plushy Pink Elephant club in Blackpool, England, were treated to the spectacle of
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      473 7 BKETHOVEN ON WESTMINSTER Ls Beeth »v« n in i "NATURAL BALANCE" the great master ln -reat i recordings. For "NATURAL BALANCE" isn't only high ndelitv MUM. I I It is also high fidelity music re-creation of the COmpC-Mr'l I artistic intent, un-gimmick^i, un-tricked-ui). tin-distorted i And because Westmiiuster's high fidelity
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      145 7 Today s Radio Programme for Singapore 1.15 Footlights Parade; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 145 Footlights Parade— Part 2; 3.57 For Schools; 5.00 Voices in Harmony; 5.15 Hawaiian Blossoms; 5.30 Tea Dance; 6 00 Time Announcement and Programme Summary; 6.02 Children's Corner; 6.30 When Day Is Done; 6.55 Announcements and
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    2505 8  - SI NG AP ORE SPOTLIGHT Adelaide Eastley 'ii m nullum Mtiltlillillim lyE learned about music from dancer Kathcrine Dunham key man, Mr. Leslie Harnley, conductor of her troupe's orchestra, before he left for K.L. yesterday. A veteran of the operatic, orchestral and ballet schools, Mr. Harnley carries on his current
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    A RED SPY PROBE MAN FLIES OFF
    273 10 A RED SPY PROBE MAN FLIES OFF RET Service men are considering "possible further action" after an tightw«*«*k in ventilation. i». 1 into alleged tempt i hy known Communl (ta to obi dn top secret In for nation from an R a F at al lon eight mile i 1
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    Two 'cat fish' take a nap
    129 10 KITTENS belonging to Mrs. Phyllis Hughes of Cheam, Surrey, find that a goldfish bowl— -empty of courso is just "made to measure" for a "catnap So whenever they want a quiet place for a sleep, the kittens find a bandy goldfish bowl just the
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    A reprieve for Nance
    80 10 A THREE YEAR- OLD Alsatian named Nance condemned to death for biting a little girl, was reprieved last week. The chairman of the appeals court at Newcastle. England, told her owner, 49--year-old Jim Ballantyne: "We are not satisfied she is dangerous." Nance had seven puppies nine
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    Now Parker is off to the U.S.
    173 10 TI/lICHAEL PARKER, former .secretary of Prince Philip, is planning a quick visit to New York and Washington in a few days. In October the Queen and her husband are paying a state visit to the United States. Mr. Erie Summer, Parker's solicitor and
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    Bullet hit man in a bedroom
    77 10 JV! 7 FI)WA "i> COX, aged go. of Cortngt<m-w a 1 1 ffs^*tt W<M clean<n a ,r r i 1 1 M hi h m n inth x 7/ antfl f*< wa removed 11 was Mrs Cor birthday tfOfHUlf, Cotherell, O/ IV/, /c Blggf*
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    A barred baby is taken from his mother
    271 10 A barred baby is taken from his mother A WEEPING mother did not know the whereabouts of her three year old son who was taken from her arms and carried, kicking and screaming, aboard a steamer bound for Calais, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Giulio Colantonio arrived in Britain from
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      55 10 *.oo^£^&2@^=> 9 Silvo sham as it *j» it\^ _Tn_^ih_itt____-^''' AJj—w^ i shining 81-immerln 5 1, !*5 p late ,;,n v,^" 'LiiwV* sii%„. in a twlnkli r v;v ■a hum glosa poll i: iparklea; and becau from the fln< ingredlenta, It Is < p for your eilver- and brlghteat shine M
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      190 10 7*p l^^i I^^T____B_r>^i ii~~~~i^i~~^ mm^ I I I I 1^ 111 l I I 1 I I I J 1 I I [>£.-< CtUßi across o Boosted charge Inalde (5-7). 1 A student meets ih«* vr.ssel.s 7 A \hhh I tuna U| into a < 1 2) pi ehiatoi k
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    Last of the dog fighters
    95 11 Last of the dog fighters fntß three remaining Spitfire aircraft in the II Al were recently flown to K.AF Biggin Hill. Falkland, to join Fighter Command's only Hurricane. The machines will be maintained to take part in future Battle of Britain and other ceremonial flypasts. ir it -tk In the
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    Prince and the Law
    104 11 ImilE biliously rich Gaekwar of Baroda is bringing action against his former wife for the cusf Prince Sayajirao. their 12-year-old son. basis of my claims," said the Gaekwar, be that she i s unfit to have charge of our son." The Gaekwar, 48. won a divorce
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    HE LIVES IN TUDOR STYLE
    104 11 pOR more than 450 -T years the farm eott- age seen in the picture below has stood at Appley Bridge, near Wigan, Lancashire, England. B Now it is the home of g Mr. Alan C. Browne, traveller, lecturer, anther and artist, who is seen standing
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    Lock icon MOVE TO EASE THE EMBARGO YET FURTHER
    355 12 MOVE TO EASE THE EMBARGO YET FURTHER TIIK United States has resumed its fight to keep Western trade with Communist (hina to a bare minimum. An argument with Britain, France, We Germany and Japan seems likely to develop in ;i new round ol talks this week In Purls among representatives
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    Lock icon Burma foiled the Reds
    150 12 Burma fo iled the Red s iAjiK Baltimore Sun said that the Burmans. under the premiership ol U« Nu, had shown themselves "much sturdier than the communists antici- pated "i here **> MO doubt that the communists saw post Independence Burma <» s :i easy prize j whose taking would
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    Lock icon Canton trade fair
    26 12 A Japanese trade mission and Peking Officials have agreed to hold a trade fair in Canton next year, says a Tokyo report A.P.
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    Lock icon New Diem visit
    15 12 President Ngo Dinh Diem of Vietnam will visit Australia In September. Reuter
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    Lock icon INDONESIA PROTESTS TO THE DUTCH
    93 12 INDONESIA PROTESTS TO THE DUTCH INDOKEBXA has protested to the Netherlands "in Connection With measures taken by the Dutch Government to include the Indonesian territory of We.st Irian in the Euro market," the official Spokesman ol th*. Jakarta Foreign Ministry, Mr. Suwito KUSUmowidagdo said. West Irian is the Indo neslan
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    Lock icon US prestige in Japan now highest ever
    592 12 US prestige in Japan now highest ever Ll^>^ ffc— ...featuring news r PHE English language Japanese new spaper, the Tokyo Asahi Evening News said tht 4 Unit t'd States S v i) reme Court's decision on Specialist Third Class William Girard had "done more than anything else in years to
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    Lock icon Faster, India tells Aussies
    95 12 pOLITICAL advancement In Australian Mew Guinea was proceeding i n the rlghl direction bul could he speeded up. the tndlan High Commissioner in Australia Mr. 8, P, MenOD said lfl Port Moresby Mr Menon, who had just completed 1,1 l f| v tour ol %usl i
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    When a fallen star makes a big comeback
    499 13 When a fallen star makes a big comeback Jonathan Russell reviews the best records of the week Here is real courage IIOSI of ><>u who saw the film 'Til Cry Again,* 1 the true story great star's alcoholic decline and of ner fight to regain her i he. may have
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    Top of the 78s
    210 13 Top of the 78s BSv. snappy t. it tunes E ■I from Ihe nu-ilcal play B, Wonderful" are re- v this week by HMV JJpop 340 lhov are the I ■< song and f oo Close X both rang by Ban.t lass with a E Htikii' In her voice remi-
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    FOUR ACES
    285 13 A mambo session to beat all mambo sessions is held on Philips B ***** R. Bearing the label Mambo Mucho Mambo it introduces us to Machito and his Afro Cuban Orchestra, Hector Pellot and his Aces of Ritmo, Belmonte and his Afro-American Music and the Pellot Sextet. These
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    BEST ON 45 RPM
    93 13 THE CHXCO6 Wt a Dutch trio specialising Ui cowboy SOnfi, and on Philips 422 082 PF i hey go to town v. itn Tti*- out Saloon, Hey, Mr. Banjo I, Cowboy Ltgt nd snd Cowboy Polka They arr* assisted by the ofchw tri of Tom Brlch,
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      128 13 I ___Sv < _S_t i Sslffli _M_^^^T^^^^_^__r^-__-_r^_B »g9^ YOU FORGET ITS THERE! I^X-T V M ten records of 11 sizes D I R^ Wi 3 in any sequence switch on and -l i-l MONARCH plays for hours. 3 1 Wk V Plays with "io-tbe-room" realism, J I R^^Ns. as thou
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      459 13 Sh n F P P A 111 IBB** BL Brilliant at the JULIUS Piaßo Hc h Mil I recently been If A T fit* UIC .kl toSpfll acclaimed Hfl I Vllkll ™ga__il 'Wk 1 throu hour he The World-famous »BP^ milr, in h^T^ M, e ;an g e Be o
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    Lock icon Kesavan Soon is still No. 1
    398 14 ACS CAIN THEIR FIFTH SUCt_!________MME!o______> HE BEATS ERNEST FRIDA EASILY OINGAPORE Olympic EJ representative Kesa van Soon (Victoria School) confirmed that he is still the top sprinter in Schools athletics when i»«' de cisively beat Ernest Frida (A.C.S.) the ioo and 220 yards events
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    AUSTRALIA LTA MAY INVITE DAVIDSON
    152 14 SWEDEN'S Sven Davidson, Wimbledon semi-fina-list and one of Europe's ace tennis players, may compete in Australia in the coming season. Cliff Sproule, manager of the Australian tennis team recommended this proposal at the association's monthly meeting in Melbourne last night. Wo decision Sproule also recommended
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    Rain hits Hampshire v tourists match
    101 14 Rain hits Hampshire v tourists match DAIN forced aoai onment the mat ii at L ampton bet?, West lad asad; after only an _Z play had I ennS yesterday. Hampshire, with the U' 3i »nd ing wickets banding 295 runs behind J the match was aba! oned soon after i_u
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    Lock icon Red China swimmers are near the top
    57 14 Red China swimmers are near the top Professor Ya^iJ^ leader of the JJJJ. versity swimming I on arrival tojgftl from Peking Sggn two Chinese W*M swimmers are reach of world n He said it •Jf'JH that China igtfdg duce class Wg»j cause new n trU^ were being U many pHu*
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    Lock icon LAKER AND LOCK FAIL IN GREAT BID FOR A WIN
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    105 15 County cricket results lIULTS in yesterday's picket matches were: Maidstone: Kent beat estershire by eight its. Gloucestershire 184 187 (Halfyard five for Kent 296 and 76 for Birmingham: Match jloned. Warwickshire for eight declared; Ester 145 for six. [Ashby De La Zouch: p abandoned as a Leicestershire 150 [16 for
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    93 15 BOBBY NEILL, Scottish featherweight toxins champion, three month.out of the ring with an injured elbow, came bacK with a win when he stop ped the Belgian, EddU Roelandt. in the fourth round of their eight- rounn" contest in London las* night. Nelll finally saturated nls tough
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    153 16 DIED TO SAVE GREECE 65 Britons denied resting place riMii. Empire minded Loo 1 don Daily Expre i (1 la red yesterday the decision ol the Oreeke that the bodies al 68 British soldiers must be removed from the Wand of i'"- goes beyond 0 f< the prodigies 0! Ingratitude
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    488 16 NATIVES SAVE 11 IN AIR CRASH Papuans saw plane ablaze, th** dashed to rescue in boats PLEVEN PEOPLE were saved by Papuan natives who raced to. a rescue in their boats yesterday when a Dutch airliner phmJ! flames into the sea off Dutch New Guinea, carrying s(j others i, eluding
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