Singapore Standard, 11 July 1953

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ,k,bnmbvkihgkij Vol. IV. |\o. 9. SINCAPORE, SATURDAY, Jl i V l] )933 TWELVE PAGES 10 CE.YI*.
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    TERROR BOSS BERIA SACKED
    1286 1 *HE 8.0 SEVEN who TODAY Abe asiers op 50V E1 Witt* Ms Next Ott The -List.? Molotov May Be New Number Two MOSCOW, July 10 (Reuter).— Lovrenti Beria, 53, one of Russia s ruling top three, has been expelled from the Communist Party and Government as
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    MRS. PARSONS IS NOT GUILTY
    363 1 judge Orders: Keep Her In gosnital Til! Further Orrlers vN i: Urge crowd many of whom m lhe Assize Court today heard the tnii-ious verdict of "Not Guilty** Buhagiar m the case m which Vlary Teresa Ann Parsons was Icr of her two children, md
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    Truce Talks Start Again Rhee: Note An Insult
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    Princess Leaves Tour Temporarily
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    Ceylonese Reps Will Visit Peking
    37 1 COLOMBO. July 10. <RevAn official delegation visit Peking shortly to year"? prices tor m rubber and Chinese under the five year trade between the two •ies. a Government isman said here ;oday.
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    20 Hurt By Tear Gas, Lathi Charge
    36 1 IALCUTTA, July 10. (Reuter) About 20 people were \>n.ay when police i lear gas and made a lathi je to disperse crowds :at in* against increas- 1 tramway faie
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 Bohlen Recalled WASHINGTON, July 10 (UP).— Charles E. Bohlen. ambassador to Russia, is returning to Washington to consult with Secretary oi State John Foster Dulles on the downfall of Lavrenti P. Beria, Russian Minister ul tha Interior.
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    Georgian Who Won Stalin's Favour
    252 1 Lavrenti Beria whose main claim la fame is that ho headed the Soviet secret police and security oryaanat-— for far longer than any of his predeces* sors. was one of a triumvirate ranged at the side of the late Marshal Stalin for ma**\ years after
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    MINISTERS CALL URGENT MEETING
    162 1 WASHINGTON, July 10 (Reuter) Staffs of the three Western Foreign Ministers now meeting here called an urgent conference when news of the dismissal of Lavrenti Beria, the Russian Minister of the Interior was received. Lord Salisbury, the acting British Foreign Secretary. Mr. John Foster Dulles, the
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    MPs Attack The Colonial System
    61 1 LONDON, July 10: (Renter) 1 Two Labour members of i parliament Mr. W.T. Proctor atid Mr. S. Awbery have tabled a motion m the House of Commons describing the present method of colonial Government and administration as "antiquated". They called on the Government to initiate
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    Slain In Kenya
    34 1 NAIROBI. July 10: (Reuter) Assistant Police Inspector T. G Price was shot and killed m Nyeri last night. He joined the police on leaving the Prinze of Wales school m Nairobi.
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    SKELETONS FOUND
    16 1 SKELETONS of five babies have been discovered m a dockland house on Harwick. Reuter
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    Malik Is Back At His British Post
    43 1 MOSCOW. July 10, (Ri Mr. Jakob Malik. Soviet Ambassador to Britain, hai returned to his post m London after his discussions here with Mr. Vjracheslav Molotov. the Foreign Minister. and other Soviet Am bn ssn dors.
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    The Soviet Chess Players Stay Put
    34 1 CHERBOURG. Ju 1 y 10, (Reuter) The liner Queen Elizabeth left here last night for New York without 15 Russian chess players who had booked passages m her.
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    Storms Kill Ten In Northern Italy
    27 1 BRESCIA, (N. Italy). J 10 (Reuter). Thunderstorm.^ m north-west Italy have killed 10 people. including three nuns and seven factory workers.
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    NICOLL AGRESSS-EBER DEFENDS BYRNE
    135 1 THE Governor Sir John Nicoll has given permission to a Colony lawyer, Mr. R. L. Eber, to appear before a twoman tribunal on Tuesday, to defend Mr. K. M. Byrne, a member of the Colonial Administrative Service and leader ot the Joint Council et Action of
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    Kruglov The New Master
    145 1 Kruglov The New Master LONDON', .lulv 10. (Renter) Sergei Nikiforovlch Kr iw Im been c inoected wkh Male ieCUlitj for and pre> isly worked undei Rl i la*l rim tion. In l!»b. Beria form.. up th" p i I <». head of NK\'D. or Mere! poli< controlling security and m
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    Another 3 Reds Killed
    91 2 Another 3 Reds Killed KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— 1 .;ree moro terrorists have been killed In the Federation. A terrorist was killed and another wounded by a patrol of the 1/7 Gurkhas y. terday •noon m the Kuala Pilah district of Negri Semi The wounded -aped. A Dutch carbine and ammunition
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    Wally Oakes Case
    35 2 A MOTION for exti Q of time and substituted service ot bankruptcy notice against Wally Oak< Promotions was granted by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Mur.w m the Singapore High Court >. terday.
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    'Miniature' Night Bags For The Young Ones
    97 2 TWINS Bruce (left) and Trevor (extreme right) and their elder brother Alex proudly show off the first "miniature travelling bags to be issued by Qantas Empire Airways m Singapore. The hags are made m attractive maroon pl '-tic and are perfect "miniatures" of
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    The Jaga And The Stenographer
    218 2 HE PAID UNWANTED ATTENTION' THREE months after the watchman of a Singapore firm was dismissed from work for "paying unwanted attentions" to a woman stenographer, he came back with another man, broke a window, entered the place and assaulted the new watchman. The watchman. Mahraj
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    Stray Pellets
    35 2 A CHINESE woman. Tan I .an Kirn (34), was Injured by stray pellets from a dog shooter's gun m Paya Lebar Road, Singapore, yesterday. She was taken to hospital and discharged after treatment.
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    $5,000 Fine is Quashed
    96 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The acting Chief Justice. Mr. Pretheroe, at the Selangor Crimina] Court of Appeal, today followed the appeal of Gan Hai Teng against the com tion and fine of $5,000 imposed on a charge of offering a bribe. Gan was alleged to have rorruptly
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    Certificates
    40 2 MR. M. GOPALA Menon, Representative of the Government of India will distribute certificates to successful students of the Nctaji Memorial Library's Hindi High School o n July 12, at the Gandhi Memorial Hall, Race Course Road, at 4 p.m.
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    City's 'Cumbersome System' To Be Improved
    381 2 City's 'Cumbersome System' To Be Improved Stondord Staff Reporter THE present minute papers system adopted by the Singapore City Council is very cumbersome, very laborious and antique ted and considerable improvement will have to be made, Mr. G. C Goodman, Adviser on organisation methods, told a press conference yesterday. Mr
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    6,864 VISITORS
    35 2 THE Safety First Exhibition at .he Victoria Memorial Hail which was to have closed on July Jl has been extended to Wednesday July 15. V. to the exhibition total 6.8ti4 up to Thursday.
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    ASPIRANTS FOR 'MISS FEDERATION'
    159 2 THIRTY -FIVE entries have se far been received for the May Fa** tor's "Miss Federation" contest is aid «>f the Federation School for the Deaf. The applications will close on Jnly The girls will be judged on JuK 29 partly on their nuke-up and partly on
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    Innocent Victim Of A Racket—Counsel
    252 2 INSPECTOR Abu Bakar bin Ismail, assistant licensing officer of Traffic Police Headquarters, was an "innocent victim" of a racket engineered long before he came to the office, >Ir. David Marshall, defence counsel, submitted m the Singapore First District Traffic Court yesterday. Abu was charged with
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    THEFT CHARGED
    49 2 LYE KENG HEN vaa ph ed ie S Fifth Police .urt, y. frith theft ot h. a loan pen and a p. :r ol glasses, all valued at on T nicfat from Lim Sock Choon nf Kirn Beng Road. Lye claimed trial and WH remanded v,)',x. 'w
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    SCBA TO HAVE NEW CONSTITUTION?
    206 2 THE 5:;-year-old Straits I Chinese British Association may have a new constitution with the rules thoroughly i revised m the near future "to keep pace with the times," Mr. T. W. Ong. the president, told The Standard yesterday. He said that the tentative draft tor
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    Drop In Price Of Rice Is Hailed
    188 3 Drop In Price Of Rice Is Hailed SINGAPORE housewives yesterday welcomed the Government's decisMin to lower the price ol rue and suuar from July 20. Rice will be reduced from 37 cents per kati to 34 cents and sujjar irom 35 cents to 30 cents. Mrs. C. T. Lim wife
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    Divorced Her Man—But Not His Name
    106 3 Divorced Her Man— But Not His Name A SIXG APORE married woman recently divorced has written to the Legal Aid and Advice Section of the Department of Social Welfare asking for advice on her new status. She wrote: 'T have been properly divorced from my husband. I wish to retain
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    Village Elections
    30 3 THE second Dew village m Larut and Matang District to hold elections will be the Aulong New Village. Villagers will go to the polls on Sunday. .Tulv 19.
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    More Tropical Fish Exported To Europe
    235 3 THE present volume of tropical fish cai riel from Singapore to Europe is reaching quite cr.i-iderable proportions, Mr. Jan Janzen, freight manager for Royal Dutch Airlines m Singapore, told The Standard yesterday. The last shipment of tropical fish for EuroDe which was flown out
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    Assn. To Care For Stray Dogs
    100 3 STRAY dogs m Singapore may not be "brutally shot" m future, if a move to form the Canine Welfare Association is successful. Mrs. Leon-soh. the sponsor, told The Standard yesterday that the purpose of the proposed Association is to see that uncarel dogs which
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    Seamen Put To The Test
    50 3 photo. MORE than 200 cadets from the Sincrapore Sea Cadet Corps turned up for their written examination held at (ian En? Sens School Hall on Thursday. Picture shows some of thc ordinary seamen and able seamen about to start on their onr hour paper.- Standard
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    More Vacancies In Std. VI By Dec.
    245 3 THE acute shortage of accommodation for pupils seeking admission to Standard VI classes m Singapore wilL be relieved to some extent with the completion of three new secondary English schools by the end of this year, Mr. K. E. Ince, Deputy Director of
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    73 3 MR. DEVADATTA Jetley, the famous Indian dancer will start regular dance classes m Singapore soon, to train local dance enthusiasts. The classes will be held ia the Indonesia Club. V.M.C.A. Kaffles Quay, and the Kerala Samajam, m Race Course Road. Mr. Jetley recently returned to the Colony from a six
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    Four Rural Districts Are Set To Votes
    298 3 Four Rural Districts Are Set To Votes No Decision Yet On Qualifications Standard Staff Reporter FOUR out of seven Singapore Rural District Committees have now completed their basic preparations for thc forthcoming elections m the rural areas, The Standard learned yesterday. They have already lubmitted to tho Chairman of lho
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    $1,500 Mil. WD Claims
    97 3 $1,500 Mil. WD Claims THI of the vv ii Ds nage i lommi! k>n t the quarter Apt il t,, June this i ipproximate with the numb rlaii tere I il I lfl n io. The numbei o! 1 1 pon which i have made was 07.1 ll dat I
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    Blood Bank Stock Good
    122 3 Standard St.ilT I.t porter THE Bl aod 'Iran I Service, Singapore nov I i ufficienl stocks In the Bio.. I Bank so that no blood arill X* taken from dono Blood Transfusion Sectioi r the Safety Mi rt Exhibition A the Victoria Memorial as fi i
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    Tenant Freed
    64 3 A SINCAPORE woman. Kok Yok Yit, chief tenant of a house at Potong it lr, said In the Sixth Police Court ye terday that when she went to collect rent from her subtenant, she was assaulted. The subtenant, Chee Tong Yu. who was charged arith assaulting her on
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    VAGRANTS TO LEARN TRADE
    85 3 AS A FIRS I rehabilitation ol vagrants, Ilia PriMit. D< partment is nt i ing fo r ketmaking com Hi. The monthly report of tlie Department lor Jum that Malay pri nnei m t gapofe were learning U\ i i En Pearl's lbn Pri m iht
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    NURSE ADMITS SHE CHEATED
    78 3 LIM Choo Neo. a Singapore nurse, pleaded guilty m the Sixth Police Court yesterday to charges of cheating lour people of various .sums of money by promising them jobs at the General Hospital. She wa.s alleged to have cheated Teo Ah Eng of a sum amounting
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    S'pore Vital Statistics
    67 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE City Council Health Statement for th? week ending July 4, reveals a total of 193 deaths m Singapore as against 827 births. Pneumonia and enteritis again caused more dea'h^ than any other disease In the Colony. Forty-five persons died from these two diseases.
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    90 3 MISS Anne Lim Geok Lat was wed to Mr. Charles Cheah Hong Poh last Saturday m the St. Joseph's Church. Kuching. The bride wore white lace and carried a bouquet of white gardenias. Her father. Mr. Lim Ah Ann gave her away. The service was conducted by the Rev. Fr.
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    On Their Way Home
    93 4 MEN of the lst battalion, the Worcestershire Regiment on their arrival by train m Jobore Bahru yesterday from North Perak on their way back to the United Kingdom after three years fighting the terrorists m tbe Malayan jungle. The battalion was given a big send-off from
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    106 4 COMMODITY PRICES tV CLOSING rubbc. prices (cents per Ib) m Singapore yesterday were Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose iitiZ i\C.i No. 1 R.S.S. Mi b. No. 2 R.S.S. 65^ 65] No. 3 R.S.S. 62. iii Tone: Quiet. TIN PRICE The price of tin yesterday waa S_l7^ per picul.
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    Carried Petrol In Danger Area
    74 4 OW Poon Saw. taikong of a motor sampan, was fined STU m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to three marine offences. Ow was fined $50 for carrying 132 gallons of dangerous petroleum (instead of the permitted 63) m a dangerous
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    Youth (17) Had Dagger In Park
    54 4 WHEN a Singapore detective saw 17-year-old Hamed bin Syed Daud loitering m the King George V Park on Thursday night, he stopped him a nd found a six-inch-dagger on him. In the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday, Hamed pleaded guilty to possession of the
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    Fire Victims Can Make Claim Now
    64 4 VICTIMS of the shophouse hre m New Bridge Road on Mune 7. who have made Statutory Declarations m Court setting out the valuables they lost m the fire, can now make their claims at Tanjong Pagar Police Station. All claimants are required to bring
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    GET TOGETHER, WOMEN URGED
    144 4 Standaid Staff Correspondent PENANG Fri -'lii" .Mins nf Women*! In I bring women together to icarn things which a to their hones, to develop a spirit of triendlin< tion and initiative. Thi? vcd hy the Chairman of the P lesley Territorial Association of Women aya. Mrs.
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    MTUC Opens Historic Annual Meeting
    230 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri —For the first rime m its history, the Malayan Trade Union Council held its annual conference here today without any invited Government official on the platform. There was only one Invited official at the conference Mr. J. A. Brazier, the Federation's trade
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    Trial On Granite Theft Charge
    34 4 I GOH Kirn S- g trial m tl. Police Court i charge oi thefi ol loads of gi Teo Boon Hoe Bail of $2,000 v a until July 17,
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    Max Factor Head Here On FE Tour
    156 4 EASTERN women are fast taking to Western cosmetics to enhance their already attractive lea* res said Mr. Davis *r. head of M_,x Factors Ltd.. who is the son of the founder of the world I (•osmetics firm, yesterday v he arrived m Singapore
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    'NO PAY COMPLAINTS'
    109 4 THE Sii p ra Volunteer Corp omplaints Iron its nienib they have of fu -day volunteer tr; i: Captain J. S. Jones, tba Adjutant of the SVC. told I Standard He was m« on a indepen dent f o r Seletar. Mr. M. P. D, Nair. on
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    Court Told Of Trader's Gifts To Law Clerks
    203 4 Court Told Of Trader 's Gifts To Law Clerks A SUM of Si was sot r. by Koh Liang Hwee for lawyers' fees. Of thi-. sum a certain amount was paid to the law firm of Mr. Goho, while I*-* balance included gifts to lawyers' clerks for advice received. stated
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    OWED INCOME TAX $511
    80 4 A BANKRUPTCY petition against B. F. Gutterson was adjourned tor one month by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, m the Singapore Bankruptcy Court y. day. The petition wa.s made hy Mr. .1. E. Jean?. Assia Comptroller of Income Tax, said |hat Gutteraon had defaulted payment
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    Congress Date Set
    25 4 THK UMNO at a UMNO hcadqu. Bahru yesterd mx m% pone the ta Con:. the result of the M( I Commit:' im.
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      87 4 Weather MIMMCM Temperature: irom ..20 p.m. o n Jnlv 9 to -_ri. k a m o* n Jalv ,a Singapore P J 1 n < 72F > Kota 7%? l»». Kuala Lumpur }2D« P°h I "OF), Kuantan v «*»e I fr.?Hf X i urn Temperature: JuW 'li aV H U
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    $5 m. bridge plan to ease kallangjam
    235 5 ndard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE may have the longest and finest j,, Malaya measuring 1,500 feet spanning the tv rivers, Kallang and Rochore, if it is nl U .nrs and a causeway. 10,000 plan to relieve the acute Kallang Road, it was envisaged ild
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    MARNVR's C.O. Talked With Admiralty
    20 5 MARNVR's C.O. Talked With Admiralty BOAC part nl m d he VH eon- the re- 1 I U I criilli.rt
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    PROGS. ELECT OFFICIALS
    84 5 THE following office- bearers wore elected at the General Meet mc; of the Singapore District Branch (South) Progressive Party recently: ChairMr. S M. Vasagar; 'Chairmen: Mr. X M. S Hamid: Pek Boon Keng- SecMr. S. U. M. Sali; H. E. Joseph; Treasurer: Lim Wee Pian. Committee Members:
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    Goodbye With Regret
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    S'PORE RATIONING TO GO ON: JENKINS
    108 5 RI Wat rationing m -Singapore wiii continue this said Mr. W. W. Jenkins, acting Comptrol'er ot Sup- Purchases of rice from Burma recently have been adeQual <gh to ensure local requirements* for the rest of vc. r. nrever, said Mr. Jenkins, world supplies of
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    68 5 THE Siagapore Arts Society's exhibition of the Loke collection of prints by the world's masters, opened yesterday to a large gathe;.ng of civic leaders and photography enthusiasts. Standard picture shows Mr. Malcoh MacDo-ald, the Commissioner General admiring seme of the prints m the birds section. Mr. Loke Wan Tho. Asia's
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    Election Bill To Go Before Council
    200 5 Standard Staff Reporter A BILL to extend the residential qualifications of candidates for Singapore City Council elections from tne present three years to seven years will be introduced m the Legislative Council at its meeting on July 21. This follows a motion passed by
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    Fatal Car Drive Ends In Arrest
    108 5 Fatal Car Drive Ends In Arrest A WARRANT was issued yesterday for the arrest of Lee Kirn. a Singapore fitter, who cave evidence at a Coroner's inquiry into the death of a 27-year old woman. Soon Ying. killed m a midnight car drive on Buona Vista Road on May 23.
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    TEMERLOH'S D.O.
    31 5 MR. ,T C. BOTTOMS, former Private Secretary to the H:_»h Commissioner, has been appointed District Officer. Temerloh. m place of Mr. I. M. Bdye. who goes on leave shortly.
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    Clerk Took Cinema Collections
    121 5 Clerk Took Cinema Collections A CLERK who worked seven years m the Army Kinema Corporation, Singapore, took two nights* collections amounting to $279.70 from the A. X.C. cinema at Aver Raiah Road on June 22 and 23. The next day he did not report for work and was missing from
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    43 5 pnoio. M.S. de Bottoa (leftl, the Farisiaa perfume expert who grfawl Wt g» »^g »g b>lii by BOAC Comet was met st the airport by Mr and Mrs. GL. Orstergo. general MaaagCC ol Hagcmcycr Trading Co.. sgeats for the House ol Godet. Standard
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    Presentation To Red Cross
    87 5 A TEACHER'S house is to be presented to the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society at a tea party marking the first anniversary of the laying of the foundation stone of the British Red Cross Crippled Children's Home, at Tanaii Merah Besar, Changi. on
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    No Passport
    36 5 HASSAN BIN LUTUN (26), an Indonesian, pleaded guilty m the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate's Court yesterday to entering the Federation of Malaya without a passport. Sentence was postponed pending further enquiries by the police.
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    17 Chinese Commies Won't Talk
    163 5 17 Chinese Commies Won't Talk A PARTY of 17 Chinese Communists m costumes ranging from the semi-military Communist uniforms and cheongsams to Mongolian and I Tibetian national dress, ar- rived m Singapore by air last night from Calcutta on their way to China. In the party were Chinese boys and
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    He Will Train At S'pore PRO
    51 5 IXCHE Hasbie bin Sulaiman. n Malay artist will arrive m Singapore today from Kuching. Saraw.ik, to spen-i two months studying pub.ic relations work. He is attached to thc Sarawak Informa' ion Service. For the first fortnight, he will be attached to the Public Relations
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    322 6 Review of Views UMNO v. Cantang It is understood, according to Utusan. that 14 UMNO branches m Perak have ath jnited themselves to the UMNO headquarters, and tner« are now 18 mote UMNO branches which are still loyal, to Dato Panglima Bukit Gan tana 1: La also understood that' the
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      200 6 Sir;— After a |on| silence it Is heartening to know thai the Singapora Teachers? Union is taking positive step^ to ■nake representations about tne re-instatement of their former secretary. Mr, C V Devan Nair, who bas been dismissed trom his tCPchina service because the authorities decided to
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      109 6 Sir: Shortly after the 1 iation employers m lar^c commercial and mcrchantile firm* have been paying their employees (ot different grades) fortnightly privilege which they apart denied m pre-war days 1 knew quite a number of these people, and most of il the monthly syste n of
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    142 7  -  Andre u Roth Clash Of Two Toughs By MALENKOVS swift rejeeol Beria i< interpreted as being the final answer to Doctors Plot, according to Isaac Deutscher. the author of a forthcoming book '•Russia after Stalin." He writes. "A bid for power was impressive m the story
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    21 7 IT'S twi -c as uood to be In 1 iai! m Xew Hampshire Legismosted pay for pri--50 cents to US$l AP
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    61 7 LOVELY Kay Duggar. seen m this picture, won the title of Miss Universe of Miami Beach over twelve other contest ?"V\ en tf red m the local final, held recently Ahrfers Hotel. Miami Beach, n^STT^STSUMiS toS presen, a city rather tha„ a State, will now go to Long Beach California
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    82 7 SALISBURY. (Southern Rhodesia), .July 10 (Reuter) Majot General J.C. Walkey. Chiel Engineer. Middle East Land Forces, said yesterday that the regular armies of the Commonwealth were spread out ovei the world holding down trouble. General Walkey told a passing out parade of Southern Rhodesian Territorials at
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    82 7 Stond. Loncon Correspond, t LCNDON, July 10 The lollowing ore rhe closing price* of rubber < f«n on fhe Lon don market: LONDON KUBPtP Spot 191 c. Aug. 19£ d. Sept. I9:;d. Oct./ Dec. l r <d Jon. /Mor. 19id. Apr./Jun« 19ld. Aug. c.i.f. I9|d. Morket
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    168 7 THE 'MAN FROM MARS' WAS A MONKEY ATLANTA. Georgia. July 10. (Reuter)— Scientist decid.d yesterday tbat a "man from outer space" which two At lan. a barbers and their friend said they found on a road near heie WM a hairless and tai less monkey. The three frienda claimed that
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    Prelude To New Purge?
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    Songs Drown Out Court Proceedings
    132 7 Songs Drown Out Court Proceedings SARAFAND CAMP. Israel. July 10. (Reuter)— The president of an Israeli military court here had to adjourn the trial of 15 suspected terrorists yesterday because the majority of them sang at the top of their voices to drown the proceedings. Ten of the 15 accused
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    Malaya Will Be The Subject For These 400
    93 7 Standard London Corr. LONDON. Fri Malaya will be the subject of a study by 40(1 senior pupils at the Grammar School at Imperial Institute all day Tuesday. The Malayan Commissioner. Raja Sir Uda, th e Information OtTicei. Mr. Frank Sullivan, the Institute
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    Jap Mission To S-E Asia
    58 7 TOKYO, July 10 CAP) Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida plans to send Foreign Minister Katsuo Oka?aki to SouthEast Asia on a goodwill mission this fall, the newspaper Asahi reported today. The Foreign Minister, said the Asahi. is also expected to take up Japan's reparations issue with
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    The Last Mile
    42 7 AFTER running a mile to a telephone to report that his car had been stolen, m Gaylord. Michigan. Ephraim Brock. father of nine children, dropped dead of a heart attack. The thieves returned the car the next day. UP
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    MALAN SPRINGS AN OLD BOGEY
    159 7 CAPETOWN, July 10 (AFP)— Daniel Malan, South African Premier, said m a speech here on Thursday that if Australia were ever menaced by "powers m the Indian Ocean," she could depend on South Africa to stand by her. He was speaking at lunch h honour
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    Red Ambassador At Vienna Council
    59 7 VIENNA, July 10 (AFP).— Xew Soviet Ambassador a.id High Commissioner m Austria. Ivan Ivanovich Ilywhov. attended for the first rioe today a session of tb e fourpower Allied Council m Vienna. Present chairman of the Council. French High Com missioner Jean Payan welcomed him on
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    Ike Tells Dr. M. Pay Up Or Else
    168 7 WASHINGTON, July 10 (Reuter) The White House today announced that President Eisenhower lud told Persia the lnited States could send her no nunc economic aid because of her failure to reach abetment with Britain over the oil nationalisation dispute. The White II
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    30 7 NORTH Pak '.m's 1" heat w.w e 1. and '.i' l l p lo I died Ofi July 3 and 4 tempei sl around degress I Reuter
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    110 7 A PRIVATE inquiry to ascertain whether there was "any Miscarriage of justice" m the conviction of Timothy John Evans, 25, (shown above) hanged three years a?o f«r -Murdering his bahy daughter, Geraldine, at 10. I 1 1 1 1 rt t•i ti Place. London, has been ord- red b.v Sir
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    17 7 I MOUN- Sp Anril >raga_ erday, I rocki ana" La\u bign j;-.u tba _ky. AFP
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    88 7 ROB FRT (left) and Gerald Rossner, cause of an internation row involving France, Israel, Germany, Spain and Australia, are greeted by their aunt Mrs. Judity Rossner on July 2, at their new home m Frarce the Villa La Moussomere at St. Leonard, near Senlis. The Villa, owned by Andre H'eil.
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    19 7 CHARACI ERS .< r Cl typewriti D den factory 1 is w rl I 500 m tin Reuter
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    140 7 LONDON, Ju- 10 (AP) Britain has j idi d withhold for It* being— full recognition <f Egypt's chai <»n» a monarchy to i -public. tm official source day. It Wtt lean time that A< I• i Borrel ten.: State- hold arms dole to tlv ment.
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    P.I. LIFTS BAN ON BRITONS
    53 7 MANILA. J —The Philipp lifted "ret.. on Bi arriving h. Bllt t'lK'V •i if tne PI Mil m Hoi i Filipinos' ►;kong ously a nd nu ame. Mr. Frank tenant Colour; .1 British Mir, who returned terday. Foreign Office the rom \nn of thr r
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    17 7 LONDO! I R > Britaii < lifted a ii V P 1 I n a i.
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    Pakistan Dredger
    39 8 THE most powerful dredger! m the world. Pak:.- Ad- I mira Bahr." called at day. The dredger ;oni; ioned trom Amster* by Pakistan and has a Pakistani crew aboard. The ship i due m Karachi around midA
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    108 8 TUG GOES TO AID OF SANGOLA COLOMBO. July 10 (Rett- ten. -The Dutch tuf Oo I left for Calcutta to thc fiti_6-!on British motor vestal Sangola which broke ita back after running agfOUad it. t tba Hooghlv ra i Juiy 1. The tug was la Colombo for I .salvage during
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    GERMANS ORDER 'CONNIES' FOR 1st NEW AIRLINE
    252 8 GERMANS ORDER 'CONNIES' FOR 1st NEW AIRLINE NEW YORK. July 10 (Reuter) Mr. Leonard Schwartz, director of Commercial Sales for the Lockheed Aircraft Corporation yesterday confirmed that the new West German airline planned to buy an undisclosed number of Lockheed Super Constellations. Ttie new International Airline Germany's tirst postwaf civil
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    129 8 TOKYO. Jul.v 10 (UP) Foreign shipowners and operators are being hindered from placing orders with Japanese shipyards b y the British shipbuilding industry, a .Japanese press report said yesterday. .Jiji Press said British shipbuilders are working on th*» Bank of England to prevent foreign
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    71 8 LOS ANGELES, Ju!v 10. (AP) A new Btiperaoßtc fd Rghter. the YF-ltt Super Sabre has .successfully completed its lirst test flights. Nort.i American Aviation, Inc.. announced yesterday. The Super Sabre made two flights mi n one day at Edwards i Ai r Force Base, with George welch,
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    18 8 IHE r.S Sena-e J omm iti proved a into the 5 :onal q iota ol 240.000
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    Colony To Have Another H.K. Mill
    31 9 Colony To Have Another H.K. Mill r,K ChScse cottoß lift' nr m Honi;Plans to a other mill jfcortim to h X,r ;t Wah Kiu \at M P ro_ and ild be
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    63 9 AUSTRALIAN administered Papua and New Giiiaea. inhibited by about 1.500.000 indigenous people is well developed m its tropica! (Tops. Oa rubber plantations natives dear the area, plant out Uie seedlings trees collect the raw latex, process it into sheets, dry it in' smoke kilns and hnndle it lor transport. Pietu
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    NY Prices Lower, So Rubber's Steady
    200 9 Xl BBER prices m Singapore were steady at the lower levels yesterday, the easier quotations being largely attributable to the lower New York prices. The market closed quiet at 66^ cents per lb. for first grade rubber for July shipment (674 cents on Thursday).
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    41 9 HONGKONG, July 10 —Special Standard Service closing prices on the Hongkong 'Exchange today were $1583 t v £1 sterling <=t..***** to U.S. 1 dollar: $1,829 ilo Malayan $1: $0,198 to one I Indonesian Ruppiah, Gold I $270,875 one tael.
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    WORLD RUBBER TALKS PLANNED FOR S'PORE
    311 9 ttoitda-d Market Reporter THE Rubter Manufacturers' A-_sn-;«*:_» _i sa.iotion or New Yerk ore now m£_??______" 0nd .t he R ubbcr Trade A$ of ol! co_:..t.. CS represented tflT£ XjZl2s*2?£S* 1° he desire meeting ta hold o rub.er co. fij^,, Yin n RMW>er StU<,y GrOU
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    US Told: Return To Gold
    125 9 US Told: Return To Gold WAS-i.Nc.TO>.. July IR, (AP>— Seu, Styles Bridge- j terday proposed a return to m I Said standard, abandoned m 1933 under President Roosevelt. He introduced a bill which would make currency redeemable m E old with gold having a value of L"Ss;is an ounce. In
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    Danger Of Fake Shrimps
    159 9 Danger Of Fake Shrimps LONDON July 10 (Reuier) Patriot* Brrtish members of Parliament noshed indignantly yesteYUay w hen they heard that any country m tbe world could legally name a village "Great Britain" ani mail, its products -Made m Great Britain." The revelation came during a debate by a House
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    Small Deals In Produce
    108 9 Standard Market Reporter THE produce market m Singapore remained quiet and slightly easier yesterday with only small business passing. Copra was an easier market at 532 per picul buyers and 5..2A sellers for July shipment, those for August being S3l and Wl| per picul buyers and
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    225 9 UK WILL NOT LIFT BAN ON PEKING IMMMIN, Jii V-. II Jht Government said ycstrnlay it would not irlax ront mis on strategic •oori to China i because of any (rade arrangements marir recently m Peking between Q-tafl and a Rronp ol Brtllrt businessmen. Mr. V\ tar i P| president
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    70 9 RECENTLY arrived hy air from a month's Eeropean tour i.s Mr. Klmh. Peng Leng thr Singapore bO-kiacssman who rr presented .Mr ssi v Maine Comte Co., ltd lMi agenls for YMA aleJie.s llu: vi.. Ins sUv ia Switzerland lie visited the CYMA mate* .arti.r? which produces so-nr of the best
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    84 9 THE tin section of the Malayan share market continued steady yesterday but ed Quiel due to the pj >r local response to the rise m the tin metal price m London. Industrial shares remain- j ed quiet while rubbers were again neglected. Changed prires '.vr*T-
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    Penang Can Beat Perak
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    206 10 WOODBRIDGE Hospital hid to fi 2 ht very hard for their 3-1 victory over the Gymkhana Snorts Club m a SAFA Division .m match played at St. George's Koad yesterday. Woodbridse's only goal scored m the first half w:i s In the 18th minute through
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    TTC Cricket
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    IRC Beat CRC
    40 10 PENANO, Fri -l n a dull first division sorrer match played ;.t Hie Virloria Green today Indian Recreation Club scored their u St A Wo n ,:rVs whe n they beat tne Chinese Rerreation Club 2 1
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    Lancers Win 11-1
    27 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— 12th Royal Lancers beat 18 Infantry Brigade Signr.ls 11 1 m the Calbeck 'Cup knockout soever, tournament oa HQ Malaya grounci.
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    ROVERS OUST GALLANT RECS IN CUP OPENER
    623 10 ROVERS OUST GALLANT RECS IN CUP OPENER ROVERS Sports Club, on whom the onus of launching SAFA's 1953 League programme had fallen, were once again called upon to do the same m the Senior Cup-tie at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday—and the opposition Singapore Recreation Club. There was no better send-off.
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    Rosalind Ratnam PATTERN SERVICE
    60 10 Rosalind Ratnam PATTERN SERVICE THE COUPON READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER YOUR PATTERN. You must enclose three ten cent stomps it you wont your pottern cut. If I don't get the stomps, you don't get the pattern. A numbei of orders hove come to ire without the stamps. These won'!
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    Polo Gymkhana
    31 10 THE Singappore Polo Clrb will hold a Summer GymKhana at Thomson Boad on Sunday from 9 a.m Apart from Jumping and other Masses there will b e enddren's events.
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      75 10 '■j SOCCER: SAFA Dir. 1 Chinest Athletics V Kota Raja at Jal an Besar: Dir SB Bitang Bulan S.C r Rovers "A" at Geylang; Div. AB Govt. Printing v Malay S.U. at CYMA CRICKET: _CA Senior Tourney, CSC v. SRC at I A ground. Friendly. Free r t v. SCC
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    Rovers Whip Immigration
    44 11 WINDSOR Rovers, Superior m all departments, trounced Immigration Sports Club 7-1 m a SAFA Division B fixture at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. S Brers were Nathan 3, Timothy Cheng 3. and George Goh. Bakar Sulong scored the only goal for Immigration.
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    52 11 THE following will represent the P. and T. Union at erieket against the Keppel Dockyard on the Keppel ground o:i Sunday. Noel Perera, J. Carnegie, M. Toledo. Charles Louis, Mailvaganam A. Sharvananda, S. Vincent, N. Kandasamy, V. Rajoo, Anselm de Souza and Mat Noor. Reserve
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    558 11 ONG GLADYS SCORE COLONY 'TRIPLES' MRS. Gladys Loke Chua made it— and so did Ong cnew Bee On their respective courts on the SCC padang yesterday, they swept through straight set victories m the singles finals to accomplish the triplechampionship m the Colony tennis championships. For Ong Chew Bee, never
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    Ngs Were Best At J. Bahru Meeting
    590 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— A brother and sisterRoland and Annie Nf— won the best perfnr____u.ee trophies at the Johore Bahru District annual athletic meet which concluded today at the English College ground. Roland Ng was awarded the best }h rformance for men for his
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    TODAY'S SELECTIONS
    1211 12 RACE 1: 2.15 p.m Ciass 3, Div. 4—6 Furs. I XU Ih,. Magyar 3y 900 Als Out; Pen a Hock X: T W Ong Fox Hudson !.'.> Big Hit 5y 8.1? Jen a I Sl ible Rodsjers McCloud 3 8.0 Master loiu-li 4y 8.11 Madam Id Oei Parker
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    Millionaire Will Raise His Flag Today
    1028 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By Highlight of today's races at Bukit Timah is the main race over the mile (Race 6) for class I horses which should see Millionaire raise his winning flag. A Persian Gulf gelding Millionaire has been shaping extra well m his morning
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    Going Good
    26 12 DESPITE intermittent drizzle the last three days the going for today's races is likely to be very good if further rain keep s off.
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    STOP PRESS TODAY'S DOUBLE
    314 12 STOP PRESS TODAY'S DOUBLE ltu tf lf\ I MMMmmmirm ne meeta Show Show on 10 lb oettei terms. Maios: ;1 U«t start winner oyer nine furloogj at Ipoh car- ]b n '°^o now. He 'is ia -striking from a r.c. should be well SSSw. Bul:il limoh Coronation, who scored convincingly
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    Harvey Scores Century
    236 12 Harvey Scores Century MANCH-SBTEB. July. 10. (Reuter)— Heavy showers during the night and rarlv morning followed b.v torrential downpour after liinrh curtailed the second's day play of the third Test at ild trafford today. When play was stopped for the day Australia had scored ??1 for three. The start was
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    Terrific Struggle
    150 12 Br. Often Golf CARNOUSTIE. SCOTLAND July ii): (Hauler) Headed hv Ben Hogan. American open rhampion. and Argentine professional Roberto De Vicenzo who shared the 'rad. a dozen of the world's leading golfen were locked m a m i ity itrugffle for the British open championship today. After the
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    Trabert Taken To Five Sets
    85 12 ,a\>.- N OUVER B C July 10. £sftrl°^S Trabert and Hamilton Richardson won th P ti---singles matches lor th e United Mates yesterday m the first round of Davis Cup North American Zon e play against Japan. trabert rallied from behind to beat Kosei Kama
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    CORALITA SET FOR 3rd WIN
    240 12 anoth« R wtaTn ft°" '5* UPffrade a d ,ooks set for X v ,n the SIX fur longs sprint (Rate 7) for class 3 horses. Coraiita scored a brilliant double at rfpHvtrMo 2S. thl 5 Plnk Flow er mare should again delner the goods. A
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    Breukelens Hold Strong Hand In 8th
    179 12 The van Breukclens hold a pretty strong hand m this race with no~ fewer than ffiev c candidates Special Selection Ri_>oletto. Curlew, The Tip and Double Blue. Of tthees c I like thp chances of Double Blue. This horse ha s been shaping extra
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