The Singapore Free Press, 22 July 1957

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya'fi Own Family Paper li')3»j. Sinsapore, Monday, July 22, 1957. Price 15 Cts.
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    Lock icon POLICE, ICKETS CLASH
    170 1 POLICE, ICKETS CLASH IK. bus strike Alters 3rd day jjBI'K.NTS involving po--1 flice, pickets and pas■gei> were reported Kir. various parts of ■tain la.st night as the 000 man stoppage, ■idi its halted about i the nation's bus and Kch services, ended its tiffin';:, mi in the MidKds, was one
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    68 1 picture. L (h" f Minister of Singapore. Mr Mm Yew Hock, chats with 17 year-old *tv llk thr tailoring lection of the iiimson School for hoys. Mr Urn laturdav t CS Li honour at the school's 10th anniversary celebration! on '•> 'iMri'in. fmkl "X on are Mr. T P. Cromwell,
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    Lock icon ONE MILLION CUT OFF IN BIG CHINA FLOOD
    378 1 ONE MILLION CUT OFF IN BIG CHINA FLOOD Heavy damage to crops JHOUSANDS of villages and townships in South Shantung Province have been isolated by the worst floods ever recorded in the history of the rivers Vi and Shu, Peking Radio reported last night. Extensive damage to crops has been
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    Lock icon SEARCHERS CRASH: 9 DIE
    78 1 ALL except one of tho crew of ten aboard a United States Navy plane were killed yesterday when it crashed into a mountainside on the French- Italian frontier. The plane was searching for another United States aircraft which disappeared on Friday. The sole survivor was severely
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    Lock icon AN SOS TO BRITAIN
    87 1 BRITAIN'S Middle East Army Headquarters in Cyprus said yesterday that three infantry companies now in Kenya will be flown back to their base in Bahrain and will be moved if needed to Muscat. This followed a request for assistance by the Sultan of Muscat and Oman
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    Lock icon ANNOUNCING
    98 1 relief and rescue measures in fhe "greatest ever" floods in the North China province of Shantung, Peking Radio said that more than 50,000 men, including 'local People's Liberation Army units" were taking part. "Thousands of tons of foodstuffs and m m m m m w more than 20,000 lifebuoys
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    Rubber price
    30 1 August first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 93-8 cents a lb., down oneeighth of a cent on Friday's close. The tone was quiet.
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    107 2 of s^s .i° Jl F IVKU younff German film star V .1 Swiss descent, has received a film contract from Hollywood, and will during the next five years star I in one film per annum fo r I'nivcrsal International, i ti. in i part J s as :irtn< r to
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    Lock icon ALL HAVE BAD TEETH
    81 2 VIRTUALLY every child horn In New Zealand experiences dental decay. witti the result that "an unduly high proportion" oi t.he adult population uses some son oi denture, Pur liament was In Wellington yesterday. A special commission, set up to Investigate "this major problem in public health,"
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    Lock icon No driving at 97
    37 2 Father Frank Kingdon, Vicar of Bridegerule in Devon, England, cannot understand why the authorities have refused to renew his driving licence even though at 97 he is the oldest active Anglican carson.-- U.P.
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    Lock icon NUCLEAR TEST POSTPONED
    40 2 The United States Atomic Energy Commission yesterday postponed its scheduled nuclear test the ninth in the current series because of unfavourable winds. The detonation of the device, suspended from a balloon, is now set for today.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Art relics stolen
    32 2 A dozen 1 7th century Japanese statutettes, carved in ivory, and said to be of "great value." wer c stolen yesterday from the museum at Aneers in France. Reuter
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    THE POPULARITY Of BRITISH FILMS
    597 2 Are they limited to the sophisticated? Cinema trade opinions divided WHAT is the hitf mystery alxwii j| British films? There is a great division of feeling in the cinema trade in Singapore. One group says thej are gaining in popularity and another that they have
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    Multi-racial study in Borneo unified
    267 2 Multi-racial study in Borneo unified THE woo* O f achieving a 'urmiwi although mul--rac>a, (adllcation st »n North. Borneo has been put largo ln the hanfls of the -piwrpte themselves" sa ys the OG-<vfrnnient's Annual Repoootrt fr> r 1956 The ywjur continued to show lupj the great dlsftotrtmm of the
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    Lock icon HAPPY LEAVE
    39 3 HAPPY LEAVE n in. Malayan Shell f ihip student* who in Singapore on Iruin study in torn k n to ri ht they Mm (ihee, J2, .n mi Siew, Noordin bin Cheng! 33. -i»d Vee Free Press on tint'-
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    Home! Now for big satay feast
    381 3 Home! Now for big satay feast Housing Malayan students MALAYANS RETURN QNE of the first things five young Malayans did last week on arrival back in Singapore from Britain was to go out and enjoy a satay feast. im am ma Tt. was 51 invniK hnm/i- THE acute housing problem
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    DUE FOR MERDEKA
    97 3 rpHE United States AmbasA sador, Mr. Jame.s P. Richards, a ranking member oi the U.S. House of Rrepresentatives Foreign AiTairs Committee who has been designated with the Under Secretary of State. Mr. Christian A. Herter, by President Eisenhower to attend the Federation of Malaya's Independence ceremonies. As
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    Lock icon Storms hit Italy
    38 3 Many mountain FOftdfl were blocked by landslides, low lying areas were flooded and the alpine foothills wore a winter coat, of snow today as storms ftnd squall.s swept over the whohl of Northern Itaiy. Reuter
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    UNION OFFICERS
    76 3 12 HELL Employees' Union, Singapore, has tUfCttd the folloiviny officials: President, Mr Hum Tcny Hock; vice-president, Mr Lav Yeoiv Fatt; secretary, Mr. John De Foe; assistant secretary, Mr Benedict de SOUMQj treasurer, Mr. Li/n Geok Hony; assistant treasurer, Mr Austin Chin. Committee: Messrs. F D. Tanner, Seafi Mai
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    Govt. urged to lift ban
    220 3 Govt. urged to lift ban i SHEEP FROM SIAM AND JAVA? lIVESTOCK importers in Singapore, who arc fed up J with wfi.it they called the unstable prii policy" oi Australian sheep farmers, are asking the lo< al Government to remove the ban <»n Importing sheep and goatl from 81am and
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, July 22, 1957. Opinion No laughing matter
    198 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, July 22, 1957. Opinion No laughing matter fIAZI.ITT wrote: Man is the only anima] that laughs and weeps for he is the only an in in] that is struck by the difference between what things are and what they ought to be. vV Science gives
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    Pelham Groom
    981 4 IHIIiYK Kflt V\S»Y WITH lIIIItIAIW WBITES EVERY MONDAY "THERE is a long long list prepared by such experts as Schoonmaker, Marvel, and Simon of the foods one must never eat when partaking of wine. Herrings, artichokes, salads, horseradish chillis, eggs, beetroot and ham just to name few, for
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    22 4 We had some black sheep in a good flock," said Mr. Krushchev. MWe took them by the tail and threw them out."
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    BY THE WAY
    97 4  - BY THE WAY Beachcomber fey A M N(: "3 M^T one of th, ll;: y sir, we three doth you for hid i Moon, w ,v..? ftji over the u1 Ulh 5o» was of eivinfh^Sl certy. Tun-. Is hus |»*i- ev- Writing desplay Kud! Please irrange with Wditor of y
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      31 4 A RARE SELECTION OF Ceylon Gems CONSISTING OF Blue Sapphires Star Sapphires Star Rubies S.P.H. de SILVA LTD. HIGH ST AIRPORT- S PORE 6 EMBANKMENT— K. LUMPUR C STATION RD. IPOH.
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      126 4 radiant... because she's happy J> W her ski)i is clear A Sensible Rirt! She uses Solution I v %<2 41: the miraculous preparation I' V 'S|* that banishes that agony of V v X "J^ ndolescence unsightly --y^V dene. Solution 41 treats V ~^S^^*^w 0 the basic cause cf pimples,
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    Working for trip
    214 5 Working for trip IDng as he can remember Mohamed Tahir n Mohamed Amin, 20, has wanted to visit :ies overseas— Australia, New Zealand, Briand America—it didn't matter which as is he could travel and meet people. As a youngster he played amongst the small sampans near his kampong at Pontian
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    30 5 Scene from the Malayan Film Unit's widely acclaimed documentary film "Timeless Temiar 1 showing Malayan hill aborigines wearing; fefltlve headgear and heating out the. throbbing accompaniment to a wild dance.
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    15 5 tre Press picture shows Mrs. Lane fondly cooing ix-month-old baby in the Yorkhill Girls Home.
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    SPECIAL U.K. OFFICE FOR SINGAPORE
    232 5 Passport issue problem after independence Hint by Immigration Deot. fHE United Kingdom will require to have its own passport issuing authority in Singapore when Malaya gets self-government. Th *s is foreshadowed in the annual report of the Singapore Immigration Department foi 1956 just released. Arrangements
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    Wed on skates
    102 5 A YOUNG man and Human who met and fell in love at a roller skating rink were married ai Atlanta, Georgia over the week- I end on roller skates. I The bride was 18- year old Miss Eleanor Parker. She wore a white satin skating <os- tume
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    'BEST IN S-EASIA'
    196 5 'BEST IN S-E-ASIA' Colony's welfare work is praised SOCIAL welfare work in Singapore is about thtr best in South-East Asia. The worst areas are Japan and Hong Kong. The enormous influx of refugee? from the Chinese mainland into the latter ha^ caused chaotic conditions for the social work ers there.
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    Lock icon POPE COMPOSES A NEW PRAYER
    57 5 The Pope has composed a special prayer to be recited by the world's Catholics in support of the "Church of Silence" the Catholic church in Communist-ruled countries. The prayer, which carried an indulgence of three years for those who recite it, was published yesterday by
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    Lock icon UK MINER CURED BY RUSSIANS
    43 5 A 60-year-old British Mine Workers Union leader. Mr. Michael Kane, seriously ill earlier this year with the dreaded miners' disease, pneumoconlosls, is back in Chesterfield. Derbyshire yesterday almost completely cured after eight weekfl <n a Russian sanatorium. Reuter
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      97 6 ili\IIH\kl I hvlH Vaik a,.d '''"Li?^ >* «HEBE'S PBC* VJOBUtJI NEVER PMILAPOR VOo/l WW" A6AiNSr IN THEW= -Tr^Vtt-^f %2^%£>(*%r SS2"^ P c B^ H o' u £ri\£i!^ s«3i3g^>^ I AH/ liv l-ilijai- Itiro Burrons«li« Til i: S Al WT by Leslie Charteris VALDMEZfTl AM /OUR 5ERV4NT.1 ALSO 15 TO BE
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      512 6 BORN today, y,, u ai one Qf I strong, lntrrpici S o U i g ■■<■ I E formity tu duty ll und 3 I i parently calm and serene U S5 ••> I circumstances, you an > r «H I I whom all others call t?™ up0D I trouble
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    BIG AWARD FOR A 'NO BABY' WIFE
    277 6 BIG AWARD FOR A 'NO BABY' WIFE |j 4 j\<, said 31- Irene Mcm last week not tone? In the could ever ensate for the fchal she may have babies. McGuigan, a doctor's ,ad just been award--353 damages in the ;o:irt in London, for received in a rwiversary tice McNalr
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    Lock icon Stork-stance riddle
    64 6 Stork-stance riddle IpRALIAN scientists re trying to solve the I why aborigines stand be leg to rest a s do pgoes and storks, s. fi. Scougall, an paedic surgeon and iader of an expedition In Darwin, Australia. !fi return from the i Alligator River area they were investigathe practice before
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    NEW TIMES FOR SWIMMING POOL
    45 6 t Park swlmIPool will be open to vr "i 7.30 a.m. to h and from 2.30 p.m. to Mn. beginning from M Council which <] 'pool has asked rc:i to observe the nji Hi. new arrange- three months and [a eport.
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    Lock icon ANOTHER PLEA FOR TEST BAN
    70 6 A resolution demanding the complete abolition of nuclear tests will be proposed by the executive of the Dutch section of th) International Humanist and Ethical Union at an interational congress meeting in London from July 26 to 31, it was announced at the Hague yesterday.
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    RAIN FOILED THE PERFECT MURDER PLAN
    358 6 RAIN FOILED THE PERFECT MURDER PLAN THIRTY SIX-YEAR-x OLD Vilis Ozolins's plan for a perfect murder was this: to kill his best friend, a rival in love, and make it look like a hit-and-run road accident. But the scheme went wrong because it rained. The idea came to OzoHns when
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    A Soho fair
    82 6 S A freight train in Soho? Certainly. And why S not, seeing that the occasion was the Soho Fair. S The train was taking part in the ceremonial E procession to mark the occasion. It was a procession of all nations in the heart of London. E
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    A 'spot' of fun at the measles irty
    287 8 A 'spot' of fun at the measles irty I Dr. k^! t 1 fiv?darf*« before they^ljM tracts the iiiJjH r T( a was laic A Colleen Dicks fi L not goinj to haw'B r Kiy friends want« ""lllli,,! German measles bI covered. And babyK to be sickening forß cake \va
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    A NEW WAY TO 'LISTEN' IN
    190 8 ITHE tapping of people's private telephone conversations has recently hit the headlines in Britain when it became known that f, ba I r s er s Phone call to Billy Hill, -Ring of the Underworld," had been tapped. Since then, the barrister, Mr. Marrinan
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    BOY HAS THEM BAFFLED
    115 8 BOY HAS THEM BAFFLED A BOY appeared in court at Southend last week as being in need of care and protection. Nobody knew who he was and the boy wouldn't tell. Said the clerk: "What Is your name?" Michael. "How old arc you?" Twelve. "Where do you live?" No reply.
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    Girdle made me ill says phone girl
    307 9 I>HONE girl Irene Hobbs blushed last week when her seven -and-sixpenny girdle was passed round a court-room. Miss Hobbs, 37-year-old switchboard supervisor, claimed damages from the store where she bought the girdle -because I she said it gave her a skin disease. First
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    A BIRD'S EYE VIEW...
    96 9 A BIRD'S EYE VIEW... THE reconstruction of the Hansa district of Berlin, which was destroyed during the last war, has been made the subject of an inter national competition for architects, and forms the centre of attraction at the International Building Exhibition, Berlin. 1957. More than fifty foreign and German
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    14 nurses on a stew strike face the sack
    213 9 /^NE by one 14 nur.se.s who went on .strike over the hospital .stew, walked Into a room to face a health board. Each was told she hftd lost her job arid to 06 out of her quarters within a f»w flays.
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    Armada for isle race
    62 9 Armada for isle race (FATHERED like a ftant a armada, Ki.'t yai hts of tho Isle of Wight sail- ing Hub gather for the start of the Gold Rofflftfl Chall m g p (up TMCt whi( h takrs thrm around thr is!'- A lrngthy ra< r fiO mills I(»hk-v*oii by
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    SUEZ:
    785 10 THE REAL TRUTH? ...asks SEFTON DELMBR 1 1< much longer are we "n,^ lo wail !<>i (In pi < jjx i British authorities u> give us their full and frank history <>r the Suez Operation? A secrel history has, I understand, ;iln'.i<ly been completed !>v the Minisl i <»l
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    A GIRL AMONG 'BUOYS'
    90 10 A GIRL often sern among the buoys around the sailing brache« of Britain s South (oast Is Pauline Piper, IK. of Saltdean, Brighton, Sussex. popular member of the Brighton Sailing lub, shr Is seen in the picture on the left carrying the sails of her dinghy
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    COLONEL ARRESTED IN GAMBLING CITY FIGHT
    266 10 COLONEL ARRESTED IN GAMBLING CITY FIGHT LIE ITEN A NT 1 COLONEL of the Royal Marines had a fight with two detectives in Las Vegas, America's great gambling city, last week. Then 37-year-old Col. Frank Reginald Taylor was handcuffed and hauled off to the cells. He is attached to the
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    3,000 RUSH TO RIP UP CARS
    244 10 D^ E^l^ce iam Wheal CHmbed n t 0 a Car and called He told a helper: "Open the gate 50 oldcars 000 Pe Ple swarrTl(>d inU > a field to rip apart nt ol hp l crowds turned up after 41 -year-old Mr Wheal
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    Now it's 'bye, bye blackbird'
    94 10 Now it's 'bye, bye blackbird' TT has cost Joseph #g 1 way £3 U his early m ning X v A blackbird cho t|w lt aerial of T, V c e ar i, Mr. KeUaway morning set nad( As the sun KW f chorus from tne 5 bird began a.m..
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  • SINGAPORE SPORTLIGHT
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      35 11 picture. Colonel C. Young, president of the Pacific Area Travel Association, who said in Singapore that the local government should help private organisations to boost tourism. He is on a business tour. F ree Press
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      CONTRIBUTION TO HISTORY
      102 11 CONTRIBUTION TO HISTORY jh" undisturbed in its Mf< the Ulu Pandan fee natural laboratory, a V and wondrous m >rld, mystic symjK7 rtwre'.s eternal vigiwF' orderliness and }t )gether with Bukit Malaya's contribuP, t"ry, its worth P el b ota nist 1I 1 W Kurkiil, admins'1, "f the Botanic J"!
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      GREATEST SHOW
      109 11 HOW I ?AN IST HE '"■AM ED FOR THE GREEN ''TREES AND !P*D in sin. H COULD HE ?sst snow rativi few well an the last protected stand of mangrove trees whose origin goes back hundreds of years." Thus two opposing camps align their views regarding the reserve's
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      SHOULD BE CHERISHED
      308 11 Is the Colony's survival dependent upon the destruction of Ulu Pandan? I think not. Stacked against the cold-blooded ruination Of living history which should b e any nation's cherished possession the prawn is an insignificant challenger. This is not the first time that the minions of the
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      A PACIFIC PARADISE
      135 11 War-destroyed communities have been rebuilt, air and flying-boat services are regular and the scenic attractions spectacular with sandy beaches, modern plumbing, cold beer, cerulean waters, perpetual greenery and flowers. And, furthermore. New Guinea brags, "nowhere in the world is it pos.sible to enjoy a vacation as cheaply,
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      31 11 "Spring L<ivc", snh- milted by !Vlr. Chia Kok Llm, ARPS. of Singapore, wa s awarded the Silver Modal at the nth Pan -Malayan Photographic Exhibition at the British j Council Hall.
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      54 11 I rich r Wnrri (left), a rncml)er of the siT-incmhcr rirlrydfioyi of ffic Taiirj tin branch Of thi LCtbOUt FfOflt which asked the Cover n went to irnjtrorr fhr Condition^ Of drivers and domestics ih'T > tic (j '.ecu handing the Chief Minis/ rr. Mr. /.;>// W// Hock, a hnnnrr
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      HE'S PUSHING NEW GUINEA
      320 11 Mr Rob: on (he should live here) is an authority on Jack London's Bnark, the current Internationa] Qeophysical Year area expeditions, new vil lagea for coprs workers and the old whaling days, crime among head hun ters, ancient Polynesian navigation and cargo cults What's in.i c
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  • SINGAPORE DOCTOR
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      Smoking can also cause many other illnesses
      1078 12 Smoking can also cause many other illnesses Best way to stop rpODAY evidence <>i i\\o dangers of unoklng is sufficient to prevent many people from taking it up and t«> persuade others to discontinue the habit. The recent inriependant re|M>rt on the relation of lung cancer to smoking l>y a
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      'Tell me Doctor...'
      120 12 J\jß. A of Singapore writes: "Is it true that excessive animal fats may be a cause of coronary thrombosis? The evidence so far about over consumption of animal fats bein^ a predisposing cause of coronary thrombosis is not complete. In Norway during the last war it was
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    TRICK PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST
    205 13 If yrand prises The beautiful, the grotesque and the humorous iir (niivtyrd by the entries for the Free Pressg& v Trick Photography Contest which carr j tt bree (rftftd prizes— a camera PLUS a three months (An pass, six spools of colour film PLUS a two u
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    Lock icon NOTAVERSE, SHANGRILA AND PALIO DO BEST
    319 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS Bagby-trained horses show their form IU Larkin and Cracknell plan a return visit DAGBY- TRAINED horses wete the onl} ones to go I «*st on the Number Two track at Penang this morning. Notavorse, working on the outside of All Well (Mortimer),
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    MEDAL WINNERS
    48 14 Royal Thlaiifl CTiu)) July monthly nwMitl fflnntN Iff' a i>iv p. Blatet 71 8-70 ■n' EMi J H Purrln ua h »;h' i>tv c <: Bddy 17-19 *.h DlVa 'A' ;w,f] Bfti] RWWP winner, i/, w k»-»> Pon r til r I>lv tlr bttwMp p r; w<
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    Lock icon GONZALES BEATS HOAD EASILY
    277 14 pANCHO GONZALES, of 1 the United States, emphasised his claim as the world's leading tennis player today, when he beat Australian Lew Hoad in the first mooting of the champions of professional and amateur tennis in New York yesterday. Gonzales, unbeaten in a professional series, defeated
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    Surprise defeat of Surjit Raj by Kedah player in Foong Seong Cu
    215 14 gELANGOR heat Ketlah by [ht O one in the opening rum,,": 0 5^ Seong Cup badminton competition^' Abdul Hamld College Hall i™ Jg 7sL?J There was a surprise &Ut la^> when Kedah's first singles, Zabidi Ismail, boat SelanI
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    KEW SA RETAIN TITLE
    204 14 KEW SA RETAIN TITLE TEH KEW SAB Gained his singles champioa in the Penang J Badminton Chanj ships when he| last year's rump. Khoo E.ng 11-15, 15-3, 18-13 the Han Chiang I School Hali last nj Miss Lam Kit Lin rep ed the women's singles when she beat the hoi
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    HOLT GAINS 9TH SUCCESS
    96 14 LAC G. Holt scored his ninth success in time trials jover 25 miles when he won the Singapore Cycle Racing Association event over the Bukit Timah circuit yesterday. His time was lhr 2min Olsec. He was followed home by Malik bin Selemat (Rough Riders), Mansor bin
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    Lock icon MISS GIBSON AGAIN BEAT MISS HARD
    179 14 MISS Althea Gibson, New York Negress who holds the Wimbledon title, scored her first major tournament victory in the United States yesterday by beating Miss Darlene Hard 6-2, 6-3 in the final of the National Clay Courts Championships in Chicago. It was virtually a
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    311 15 Italy enter Davis Cup zone final, then... KEY REFUSE TO V LAST GAME; COTT BANQUEI *jm\ reached the final ot the huropean pour of the Davis Cup in Milan yestery m\\ n they beat Sweden 3-1 in the semiRlv will now meet the winner of tho BriH
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    96 15 Britain in 2-1 lead v Belgium BRITAIN took a 2-1 lead over Belgium in their European Zon e Davis Cup semi-final at Brussels yesterday when they won the doubles. Michael Davies and Bobby Wilson beat Jackie Brichant and Philippe Washer 6-3, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3. Two more singles remain to be
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    28 15 picture MR CiIAM MOII receiving: the Saloon and Tourers 1,300 ex. Cup, which he won at the rreent Princess Elizabeth Estate Circuit meet, from Mrs. Crabhe. Free Press
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    31 15 Cambridge University cricket team beat the Danish National team by 10 wickets in Copenhagen yesterday. Cambridge University scored 184 and 26 for no wicket and Denmark 77 and 132.
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    58 15 RAZIL BEAT ANADA 1 -'fled for the Of the North f the Davis th^y defeated ]< the first Btreal yesterfn&ndez, 10--s''•'•».' playing Davla Cup tourI the tio by Montana o i ,fiv« Brazil a lead. J the final r anada, beating 'i reserve, J o e 1 '<• 4-6. 6-3.
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    313 15 FRENCH-TRAINED four-year-old Montaval woe the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, Britain's richest race, at Ascot on Saturday in a close finish with Al Mabsoot, another French-trained challenger. The mile and a half race, worth £23,000 to the winning owner, Mr. Ralph
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    126 15 I lONEL HEBERT, a 29 Li year-old Louisiana Jazz enthusiast, yesterday won the 1057 United State* Professional Golfers' Association Championship. In the 36-nolea final, he beat Dow Fim»terwald, Of Ohio, by two and one in gain first prize of US $8,000. It was the
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    121 15 Japan lead 4-0 vs Ceylon iapan gained a cow* J fortable 4 o le id uver Ceylon on the opening day ol their two-day Asian Zone tlrst round tie In the Thomas Cup badminton competition, which began at Colombo yesterday. The Japanrvc now n< i Dnly to win one of
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    59 15 i^EYLON will be represented by three players in the Malayan Lawn Tennis Championships next month. Bernard Pinto, who played in the championships last year, has again been no- mlnated by the Oylon Lawn Tennis Association, which will also select another player within the next week. Miss
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    378 16 NEW SOVIET WARNING TO ISRAEL Middle East tension is growing REVIVING Arab Israeli tension was heightened last night by RuKHia'ti reminder tli.it she is on the side of the Arabs and a pointed warning to Israel. Moscow Radio, commenting on the recent Israeli Syrian border fighting, accused Israel of "provocative
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    31 16 20 Words Id (minimum). MR. C. V. MARIAN passed away 12.15 a.m. today at 5 Ldm Ah Pin Road. His cortege leaves for liidadari Cemetery at 5 p m today.
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    60 16 Bicycles which can be folded up into a 14-inch-h ba i and carried al >out by hand are being produced tr a £V ctory in Tientsin, the New China News Agency reThe report claims that despite half-sized wheels the machines can be pedalled as fast
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    82 16 Mr D. E. L. Birch, winner of the fastest time of the day awa^fA,!! cycles at the SMC. Princess Elizabeth Estate sprint meet Mr. Birch returned the time of 1 mm. 49.67 seconds in the r>o cc anH ■,„<. event. He also set up a new course record of 1
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