The Singapore Free Press, 1 September 1958

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malawi's Own Family Paper ajHtic, Monday, September 1, 1958. Prltf l.it'ts.
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    Lock icon RACE RIOTS RAGE IN LONDON 18 HELD
    292 1 RACE RIOTS RAGE IN LONDON 18 HELD GANGS of white and coloured youths armed with sticks, cudgels, iron bars and knives fought In bitter inter racial riots in West London's Notting Hill district last night. Squads of extra police raced into the area as battles broke out for the second
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    Lock icon 'RI force going to Borneo'
    72 1 'RI force going to Borneo A Jakarta iu wspaper said yesterday that Indonesia would soon send armed troops to her border areas with the British territory on Borneo Island. .The newspaper. Berita Minggu. said the Indonesian reinforcemsnts would be used to prevent an Intensified smuggling. The paper, quoting unnamed military
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    RUBBER PRICE SOWN J CENT
    33 1 September first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened In Singapore this morning at 82 cents a lb.. down oneeighth of a cent on Friday's close. The tone was quiet.
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    'Plant red flag in Hong Kong, Maccao'
    291 1 'Plant red flag in Hong Kong, Maccao' EW K lnu *i plant Hie live starred lUil E (Comnuinist Chinese) S E flag throughout Hong E Kong and Maeao" is E the slogan of this E E yea r s Communist E celebration of Peking's E E 10th birthday anniver. E
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    Lock icon Some allies split with U.S. over Formosa?
    236 1 The Formosa Strait tension, whether it, culminates in a Communist Chinese invasion of Quemoy or not. has demon strated what officials in London regard as a regrettable Isolation of the United States from some of its Western allies over a Far Eastern policy.
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    Lock icon PEKING STEPS UP WARNINGS ON FORMOSA
    362 1 PEKING STEPS UP WARNINGS ON FORMOSA 1 No force can stop us, says radio r»OMMUNIST CHINA, with fresh Soviet support, stepped up its warnings last night that it would not be deterred from "liberating" Formosa. The latest threat came as Red artillery this morning pounded nation-alist-held offshore islands for the
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    Lock icon Briton is expelled
    51 1 THE London Daily Telegraph correspondent Brian Wright was expelled from Jordan yesterday on the personal orders of Premier Rifai. No reason was given for the expulsion, the second involving the press in fivo days. Last Wednesday Associated Press correspondent Reinhold Ens/ w&fl ordered out of the country.
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    Lock icon REBELS TO STEP UP WAR IN FRANCE
    576 2 REBELS TO STEP UP WAR IN FRANCE Algerian underground issues new warning 'Fill-; Algerian under* ground organisation F.L.N. said in Cairo yesterday that last week's atta< ks on petrol dumps in Prance were onl) a •lirst offensive" In *is plan to carry to Fieiu ti soil the war for the
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    Lock icon Townsend and Royal party riddle
    96 2 REPORTS that Peter Townsend was on his way to Balmoral, Scotland. for a weekend house party with Princess Margaret and the Queen Mother sent hordes of reporters scurrying to the Royal holiday castle last night. But Townsend was registered in a Paris hotel. although he
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    Lock icon MAKARIOS' EXILE: DECISION MAY BE MADE THIS WEEK
    268 2 DISCUSSIONS which Sir Hugh Foot, Governor of Cyprus, is to have in London at the coming week-end are expected to centre on the possibility of implementing the new British plan lor the island in face of rejection by Greece. Political quarters in
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    Lock icon Duke ends visit to the Argylls
    39 2 The Wkc and Duchess o! Argyll completed theii Visit to the Argyll and Sutherland Light Infantry battnlion in West Cyprus last night, They fly to' Athei, today t'i continue their European holiday.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Deported boxer denies Peron link
    84 2 World flyweight boxing champion, Pascual Perez, of Argentina, was arrested in Caracas, Venezuela, and deported at the weekend for his alleged connections with former Argentine dictator. Juan D. Peron Perez arrived from the Dominican Republic, where Peron Is now living in exile. He indignantly denied
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    Lock icon Police out during EOKA services
    41 2 Thousands of Greek-Cyp-riots yesterday attended mass memorial services for EOKA terrorists killed in clashes with the British Four were shot down in the past eight days. Police watched the celebrations, but there was no violence.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 'Paths of Glory' best film
    48 2 'Paths of Glory best film The film "Paths Of Glory" .shirring Kirk Douglas and Adolph Monjou was chosen the best film of the American Film Festival which ended in Rio De Janeiro yesterday. Stanley Kubrick who directed the picture wos voted the best director '> the festival.— U.P. I.
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    Lock icon Visitors throng workshops
    42 2 5H Visitors Inspect one of the installations E which was on view to E 5 the public when 40 Base Workshops, R.E.M.E., was "at home" r to the public at Aver r 5 Raja Road yesterday. picture. Free Press
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    Lock icon OPTIMISM ON TALKS TO END A-WEAPON TEST
    127 3 OPTIMISM ON TALKS TO END A-WEAPON TEST mc-pm- \N officials In WaA 53? 3» th, appeared to be jfj obstacles to the o f erence beggft U.S., Britain and I inower is said o d by Ml p p, en tarj wr, Jhat he called i i] ed b5 A
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    Lock icon Faubus airs 'keep the peace' views
    184 3 GOVERNOR Orval E. Fauvl bu I yesterday he "prul: will close Little I Hlgn School rated and he isure necessary to the peace and i ommunity." 1 on television Faubus said Li the Supreme Court upholds the 2! 2-year "cooling off" period approved by
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    Lock icon SORAYA UNHURT IN CAR CRASH
    17 3 P M SSm^ T An««S n< ir Bad< n Bad. In U.P.I.
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    Lock icon BRITAIN OUTSTRIPS WORLD IN 'ATOMS FOR PEACE'RACE
    426 3 BRITAIN OUTSTRIPS WORLD IN 'ATOMS FOR PEACE'RACE DRITAIN took Hi •> spotlight at history's greatest atomic exhibition yesterday by demonstrating that she is far ahead In the large-scale construction ol ■li.'-h-iu' power plants Both American and Russian experts, however, said they expected in the end to win the race to
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    Lock icon Invite the Tengku to Australia'
    178 3 THE influential morning newspaper Melbourne Age today urged the Australian Government to invite the Fed' ration's Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman "clearly an Asian leader ol consequence" to Australia to "dramatise M a a y a 's story."' In an editorial i ommi n1 on
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  • The Singapore Free Press Monday. Sept I, 1958.
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      THE ALERT CENSOR
      215 4 ONCE again the Film Censors have thought fit to ban a film from being shown n Singapore while raising no objection to it being shown to audiences in the Federation It might a p p e a r strange that what is £ood for people on one
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    Bomohs? Fairies? They're all over world
    373 4 PELHAM GROOM writes every Monday I MANY people will bv overjoyed to heat that the Bonioli has succeeded in placating the ghost at No. I j Field Forte Base, for j there are a host of j people who believe In j ghosts and
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    Just a waltz then came the Matilda A
    646 4 it is always amazing iu>\\ legends .start and. having once gained a hold, how they si Ick with a limpet tenacity no matter how wrong and baseless their foundation may be. The sunken road at Waterloo is a good example There was
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    Parang plus ants beat axeman
    577 4 Parang plus ants beat axeman I I really must t lunik all the kind people who have sent most helpful sug- gestions on what 1 .should i do with ants on my Rate, and especially the e writer who gave full de- tails on how to keep an i ant
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      24 4 FERGUZADE For Extra Energy Available from ail Good Dealers << THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY Liu 33 Raffles Place 6tS 'pore Cold Storage A trade, Orchard Road.
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    GAS DEPT. PLAN WILL CREATE
    222 5 GAS DEPT. PLAN WILL CREATE )i \\s are being made to assemble gas cookers and appliances In Singapore from parts -ported from Britain. nemorandum to the City Councirs Committee, the City Gas EngiB Oliver said rhat this "practice ould be developed tu advantage." investigations, he added, were now being carried
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    Lock icon MELODY FAIR
    33 5 DELIGHTFUL as a tuneful melody is this London creation called Words and Music." It's "i brow n and white embroidered satin with the ll >P coal also in satin. Reuter picture.
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    Lock icon Sailors hurt in sea collision
    40 5 lumber of sailors were Jjured when a British fighter and a Spanish 'lllded five miles s< Rswu Suez y««terday. t'" freighter -the -ton LanghMrlydo and tanker 13,056-ton Ai- -were da matted above foe waterllne Reuter
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    Lock icon KING RETURNS
    18 5 King Mahendra and Queen Ratna Devi returned lo Katmandu yesterday after an 11-week overseas tour. U.P.I.
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    New WHO training offers to S'pore
    172 5 New WHO training offers to S'pore mi IE World Health Or- i 1 ganisatlon Is likely to < oiler more training facili- ties to Singapore doctors and nurses next year. This has been indicated to health authorities by the Regional Director of the WHO, Dr. I. C. Fang. Dr. Fang
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    AN INDIAN GOVT. OFFER TO NATIONALS IN MALAYA
    137 5 THE Indian Government Is giving an opportunity to Indian youths living in Malaya to join the Army, Navy and Air Force wings of the National Defence Academy A special examination will be held iii various centre:, in India to select 180 recruits
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    Lock icon 'Terriers' learn to use bren
    80 5 4 picture. The Territorial Arniy provides a hobby which is both worthwhile and enjoyable, for these part-time soldiers" enjoy a full social programme as well as training in up-to-date methods ol attack and defence and the use of o modern equipment. 1 Above, a group
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      82 5 < t >i nu f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tj I Singapore! IHICH TIDESI (l u 12.32 p.m. I p OMORiioW: 0.4:; J.m r P.m. I I'NKS DAY:
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      125 6 Ji:i r II \UKI b/ Sytinvy Jordan W2jTSHum?^i: 1 Ki ""2^ T o pull oouble check 8v to^/pos e^r>/ QTAiinKj H WE'LL BE GET A PENNY S^^^^^mß*BHH^^^^^^^^^^^H^^^^^H >. aiANUN m^nff IJT l>i ll beadv Foe tk«?uGm S^H^^E^l^^^^^^^^^^BHß^^H fS^^k them < y\ cxjc soccen j b> Tec Falk and f*liil »avis
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      478 6 I""" iiiiiiiiiiniiiti .I tiniiii, H(HI I ll' Mtl^ttH, Jm*^ t I DORN today, you have C personality with energy lo S You have an inquiring mind d 5 you grow older, you want to discove the 'why" of things toi vours V 5 S Once your mind is made up
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    JAPAN INVITES S'PORE TRADE GROUP
    329 7 JAPAN INVITES S'PORE TRADE GROUP a SINGAPORE trade A delegation has been nv jted to visit Yoko- bama for talks dur- Ina the port's cen- tenary celebrations next month. p crsO nal invitation! have j been extended to leading traders with Japanese connections and Ministry of Commerce and Industry official
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    urn tells Tengku of plans for new united party
    336 7 urn tells Tengku of plans for new united party j A MASS RALLY is to be called at the j end of this month to inaugurate the new United Socialist j Front proposed by the Chief Minister. s Mr. Lim Yew Hock. Its name, original=ly suggested by Mr. Lim. may
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    Club seeks talent for 'Puss in Boots'
    129 7 THE Singapore Stage Club hopes to include as much local talent as pos- j sible in the pantomime "Puss In Boots" which it plans to hold this Christmas. The club has plans to include, apart from the principal characters, suit- i able "speciality
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    Boy of 7 takes lead on stage
    142 7 a large audience who attended the international variety show -at the Singapore Badminton Stadium on Saturday were enthralled by the "koontow" performance ot .1 seven-year-old boy. Sturdy Leh Kai ChOh (above) of Yong Cheng Chinese School, led a group ieveral years his senior
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      149 7 Today's radio programme 100 p.m. At the Drop of a Hat; 1. 15 At he Hammond; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 Merdeka Anniversary School, Rally; 2.00 Happy Anniversary, 3 00 Tableau on the Landing of Admiral Cheng Ho in Malacca; 8.30 Carmen Jones; 4.00 The, Tender Touch; 4.30 Educating
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    Lock icon FLYING HIGH WITH ROYALTY
    280 8 Vikings on view Comfort without luxury I IWHEN the Queen recently den Jed E to dispose of two Vik E ings of the Queen E flight, it was the first E time that the general jjjj public were able to sec E the appointments of j
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    Seaside town
    14 8 Progressive Blackpool. determlfH i American and Russian lead will launch f tember.
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    AZEL ROUTS SIX-SNATCH ATTACKER
    134 9 AZEL ROUTS SIX-SNATCH ATTACKER IE iumlbag-snat-cber iting in the k picked on the n g .Hi when he need on 19-year-H az e] Blackburn her garden gate. nfter midlt< h 3ft. 2111., was ting Loris-road, unei after B C6, s s hi ened the gate man, a six-footer jbed her
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    New home now for stowaway Bruce
    132 9 New home now for stowaway Bruce rw\HE voyages of the 1 mo a t p( rsi nt stowaway on the steamer* to the Isle of Wight have ended at last. For Bruce, a two-year-old black Spaniel has found a home on the Isle that alway, mysteriously beckoned him He was
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    SPUTNIK SPECIALISTS
    39 9 fill launch' hundreds Cttere workmen are busy among the satellites. However the sputniks won't circulate in spare they are pint f Q novel feature of this year's Blackpool alumina Hons tohich are being switched on, on Wednesday.
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    Lock icon DAVID – PUTS GOLIATH TO FLIGHT
    193 9 DAVID PUTS GOLIATH TO FLIGHT rpOREADOR DAVID s x. he is four fought E a bullock that was E terrorising 20 children Ein a playground. David S weighs 42 lb. Goliath, the bullock, 1,200 lb. S Tough little David E Butter who leads a gang sof under-school advcnE turer.s won
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    London Gossip
    1277 10  - London Gossip WILLIAM HICKEY By Here it is— the yaeht oi'jj the year... I The 1,110-ton Christina is a floating palace of opulence. It has everything ftftffury, art treasures, an auxiliary aircraft, power and beauty and the prestige of famous guests. 1 1 is not \ri vul tell thai Madame
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    FUNNY' PICTURE POSTCARD OFFENDS A CITY
    275 10 THE Lord Mayor of Sheffield said pic« ture postcards showing 14 works chimneys belching smoke against a black foreground were most unfair to his city. So a publishing firm has cancelled an order for reprints. The postcard., i ued by Valentine and Sons, of
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    HOW to MANAGE PARENTS
    819 11 Child psychology in reverse: A girl's Sguide to getting things her way u ill. 1 rst heard n about pretty little Olivii Irilan, darkhaired 1 1 year-old daught r of an American lawyer, my first thoughts were: "Praise be an ocean is between us M Olivia
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    Anne Sharpley in the Lords
    236 11 Anne Sharpley in the Lords \/IY chances ol sittting in the House Of Lords increased, slightly, with the elevation to the peerage of four sensible and admirable members of my sex. But is the job worth having? 1 spent two working days with the Lords findingout whether I ought to
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    Lock icon Fifth ice age in 100 yrs.?
    270 11 ing American scientists port* d to foresee a fifth Binning about ioo years Which may bury much <ci states and Western nder an Ice sheet up to thick. In Harper's magazine saj Ewlng director ol the lea] Observatory at Co--IVi r&ity, and Mr William
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    Soldiers of mercy on Soldiers of mercy on constant vigil
    359 12 Soldiers of mercy on Soldiers of mercy on constant vigil A NY country may call on the Swiss Aerial Rescue Guard in the event of disasters. Its most spectacular exploit outside Switzerland is an operation to recover the bodies of 128 people who perished when two aircraft collided and crashed
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    HEALING KNIFE
    1292 12  -  LEONARD EHGEL g 1 1 1 1 1 ill < 1 1 ■ii ii 1 1 1 1 1 •••<•••< i 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 11 1 11 1 him 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 ill 1
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    Britain races to build first atom tanker
    267 13 Britain races to build first atom tanker i rnment has agreed ie up to tio.to develop id an atomdriven inker. It is [to make Bntain the ftrst nation th fleet of atomic m ei *ant ships. he k i. NOT being design in partnership W ith the U.S.. v be
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    Lock icon FALLOUT TO LAST 10 YRS.
    169 13 DR. uillard Libby. a member ol the United States atomic energy commission has said that fallout from the last two high level nuclear explosions above Johnson Island will rain down on the entire world for ihe next 10 years He told reporters at Albuquerque that
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    80 13 t|ills Brit Jet-powered vertical take-off aircraft. BC, I, above, hovers In Its lest fantry ;lt I lie (able system in t lie fAfltrj In no *»> s W the aircraft hut provides a three tfl 1 envelope of freedom tot hoverlm Thr tlrcrafl ■">»" della-wloi machine, h;«s rom of us
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    THE WORLD OF SCIENCE
    110 13 THE WORLD OF SCIENCE half can provide maximum protection for a medium sized person for about an mm Reduction of oxygen ■,m reduce a person's senitivity to radiation damage. This may be accomplished by administration of oxygen consuming drugs, ■■me] by lowering a person's Intake of oxygen by means of
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    Lock icon CHILLED?
    472 13  -  Joseph M. Myler By U.P.I. A JUGOSLAV physiologist has proposed refrigeration as a protection tor space travellers against cosmic radiation. The scientist, Professor Jevto M. Radulovi(\ said research has shown that hypothermy -the cooling of living things to temperatures far below normal— provides protection against many of the hazards
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    Lock icon Space plane ready in Feb.
    166 13 iii ih x] 1 1 iir t pian< fir igned to carry man into out* r ipace, i expeci »d to b< completed by D< H and flov n two nth itei Mr '.v tci William .i member ol 'he natl na „,v ory r
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    PROFESSIONALS
    452 14  -  ARCHIE QUICK By PVERI PROFESSIONAL COUNTI CRICKETER I HAVE SPOKIN PO HAS SAID THAT JOHNNY ARDLE SHOULD HAVE COM. TO AUSTRALIA. I chatted with several ol them al the Final fesl Match againsl the New Zealandersal Kennington Oval, and in each case Ihej could no! agree with mj "the
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    SPORTSTRAITS
    24 14 The most difficult part of a cricket commentary these days is choosing the right records after you've aiinovuced rain stopped P la y
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    DRAW FOR F.E.A.F. SOCCER
    173 14 DRAW FOR F.E.A.F. SOCCER HPEAMS from Hong Kong. A Butterworth. Kuala' Lumpur and Ceylon will compete with Changi i Tengah and Seletar in the Far East soccer eham- I pionships beginning at I R.A.F. Beletar today. There will be a six -a -side competition from today I until Thursday, and
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    Lock icon THE CHANNEL CHAMP
    90 14 GKfcriA ANDERSON, the 30-year-old Dane who recently became .in American citizen, poses with the cup awarded to her for winning the rate across the English Channel organised by Mr. Billy Rutlin. Greta landed at St. Margaret's Bay exactly eleven hours after entering the sea at Cap Gris
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    Milton tops batting
    129 14 Milton tops batting APENINQ Arth ur ton Headed the averages for Engiai and New y. the Test serie Arthur Milton average of 14n innings, in one oj which he j was not out. His j>core was 104 not Alex Moir headed the New Zealand batsmen with 74, scored In three
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    Lock icon Top bowler
    54 14 Tony Lock headed thi English bowling averages with 7.47—34 wickets for 254 runs in 176 overs. Top New Zealand bowler was i MacGibbon, who look 2 wickets for 389 runs at a: average of 19. 4j. Top six batsmen for ea country were (Heading es, Innings, Not Highest
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    EUROPE SWIM RECORDS FALL
    65 14 Paolo Pure! (Ita the European. LOO freestyle record wh European Swimmi|>! plonships opened in {J pest yesterday. He semi-final in 66.1* tenth faster than the .set by Alex Jrmy (1 in 1947. in the vvomcrr- I freestyle heats. I record-holder C«». I telaara (Holland) championship i
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      148 14 1 l^lSii^i)^''^K^bL^^^b^m!^ 1 M^BiKii^B^i^^Bw i^p^s^WJ^BiffJßiM L^b l^# 'fj L'LUEa i'<>^s 6 Old pii In a mi leal 11 2 A n:. '.< (I tarian In the trument 1 7), ei (9) 6 The Chancellor ol the Duchy i. numbei of J ancaster a this kind tamped 1 Ol doi tor
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  • RACING SECTION
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