The Singapore Free Press, 28 June 1950

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA I I SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1950. PRICE TEN VENTS.
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    U.S. PLANES AND SHIPS IN ACTION
    570 1 U.S. PLANES AND SHIPS IN ACTION MacA sets up GHQ m S. Korea planes are m action against the Communist invaders of South Korea and the United States Navy is also taking part m combat missions, General MacArthur's headquarters announced today. The announcement said that ammunition and supplies are being
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    U.S. asks Russia to mediate
    52 1 U.S. asks Russia to mediate rON, Wed ISf itn >e<steri note to la iiM- its >«»llt a ,»f the North invading m I hite. thai the t ILM' it* the Ni>rth >s for the the invading lti(Ml Of ,1 there G in the thf American m, of thr Hi- S»>\iet
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    U.S. calls for sanctions
    362 1 I \KI SUCCESS, Wednesday. jUI i x (.ovtrnment last night called on all i s of tin* I nited Nations to join m sanctions against Communist North Council met to approve President rgen ion Sii Senegal-Narsinti I 'he SecuiiU Council, made an I for President Truman
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    Bandit attack on estate
    54 1 KUALA LUMPUR. W.-d. PRELIMINARY a bandr place early this morning on an estate and a ion m th B trea of Johore. d for for two hours and forty mm. one spkilled, one serwounded and three -sonnel slightly wounded. The bandits •>d a smokehouse and a
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    HER EMERALDS WERE FAKES
    188 1 CANNES, Wednesday. A DAUGHTER-IN-LAW of the late railway magnate, Jay Gould, has unknowingly worn a false emerald necklace on several occasions m the past two and a half years, a man being questioned about the theft of the original told a magistrate at Cannes yesterday. Tne
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    Maria appeal heard today
    94 1 Free Press Staff Reporter THE appeal by Che Amina 1 against the decision ci the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray Aynsiey, granting custody of her foster-chilu, 13-year-old Maria Hertogh, to the Consul-General for the Netherlands for return to her parents m Holland, opened before the full
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    Tour postponed
    39 1 The good-Will tour of Iran and Turkey by ihe Indian Education Minister. Abu Kaiam Azad. has been postponed from July to sometime m September because he tVaciurod his foot and bane m a fall at home. A.P.
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    MEDIATION OFFER
    27 1 The International Committee of the Red Cross lias offered to mediate m the Korean conflict, m conformity with the provisions of the Geneva Convention. A.P.
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    285 U.S. SHIPS IN PACIFIC
    142 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. TWO-THIRDS of the I'm fed States Pacific lelj m commission will probably be ordered to the Western Pacific force Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur* command, a naval official stated m Washington last night. Gen. Mac Arthur, given command of the whole tactical operation round
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    'WAR CAN BE AVERTED'— JOHNSON
    129 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. rHE U.S. Secretary of Defence, Mr. Louis Johnson, speaking before the graduating class of the Armed Forces Industrial College yesterday, said that he la convinced that war can be averted. Johnson said that peace should be certain "if we continue our way of
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    80 dead in fuel blast
    52 1 DAMASCUS, Wed. [EIGHTY persons were killed J Mid 300 seriously injured m an explosion yesterday at a bis fuel depot near Horns. 100 miles north of Damascus. The blast reportedly was caused by a fire which swept the plant. Troops were called out for rescue
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    Negro quins
    20 1 I^HE Chanty Hospital m New Orleans announced yesterday that a Negro mother gave birth to quintuplets on Monday.
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    Jordan's stand
    34 1 Jordan has joined other Arab countries of the Middle East In rejecting direct negotiations with Israel until Israel agrees to the return of Arab refugees to their homes In Israel. A. P.
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    PAKISTAN TO BACK ANY U.N. ACTION
    139 1 PAKISTAN TO BACK ANY U.N. ACTION I^HE Prime Minister of Pa- kistan, Liaquat Ali Khan, said yesterday Lhat his government "will back the United Nations to the fullest" m any action it may take m the Korean war. Liaquat Ali Khan said: "It is a very serious situation. Every peace-loving
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    Mourners were paid off
    50 1 DURBAN. Wed. TWO hundred Indians and a number of native workers at Durban's rope and matting factory were dismissed yesterday because they observed Monday's "Day of Protest and Mourning' and staye. away from work. Police w e present when the empk). es were paid off A.P.
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    RHGDESIAN OFFER
    60 1 THE Rritisu War Minister, Mr. John Strachey. told Parliament yesterday the War Office was considering a suggestion from Southern Rhodesia for volunteers to fight m Malaya. Replying to a question as to raising volunteers "of the commando type," Mr. Straehey said he would be "very rauttaus about recommending
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    FRENCH URGE 'CRISIS GOVT.'
    186 1 PAKIS. Wednesday. ORESIDEXT Truraan's orders for aid to Korea and Indo-China put the French political crisis on an international basis last night. Deputies of the Radical Socialist Party passed a resolution urging ex-Premier Henri Queuille to form a "government of public saf^ The Education Minister, M.
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    TRUMAN'S AID MOVE WELCOMED
    81 1 TRUMAN'S AID MOVE WELCOMED WASHINGTON, Wed. THE decision of President Truman of the U.S. to aid South Korea received immediate and whole-hearted support from many Democratic and Republican 1 Ultori m the country Republican Senator S 1 Bridges, one of the Administration's .sharpest foreign policy critics, said: "I approve completely
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    Britain reviews China policy
    203 1 Britain reviews China policy LONDON Utd 4 FOREIGN OlTice spokesman said yeslerday that Britain is reviewing its policy towards Communist Chin* In view of the Korean war situation. The House of Con stood and cheered when the7 heard the United States decision to use warships and planes m defence X
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    STOP PRESS
    44 1 The Chinese Nationalists toda> ordered their \n Fort. and Nav\ atta< k> on the Communist mainland. m mi urdance with the I .S. H#ef K'»val Australian Air W&nt squadron of I; bombers for M.ilt\.i is due to arrive at Changi tomorrow morning.
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    The 'Assembly Line' Inside The Body
    940 2 The 'Assembly Line' Inside The Body THE SINGAPORE DOCTOR £*AX you explain what happens when one digests food and what goes wrong when the process is put out of gear and the result is diarrhoea. IN TEKESTED. ANSWER —In diarrohea iooci passes through the digestive system very quickly. Normally, to
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    15 2 "Never mind uhere Daddy is. Shut your eyes and take this nice chocolate from Mummy."
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    Trifocal Lenses
    163 2 NEW YORK. I ENSES giving you three pairs of eye- 4 i.sses m one dre coming to the aid of some middle -a Red and older workers. They arc tri locals, With three different lenses m the same piece of glass. You look thnAigh one part for clear
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    COLDS WERE CURED -BY FAITH
    533 2 COLDS WERE CURED -BY FAITH The I Chapman Pincher Column I 'UK EXISTENCE of that quirk of the human intellect which most folk call "the power, of mind over matter" was clearly d -monstrated during re* n\ tests of the new "lightning cold-cure" dr *.as U.S. Army doctors U the
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    Losing Fat Is SO Hard
    207 2 'THERE seems to be 1 no hope of fat people beini* anything else than fat according to a team of doctors. It's so easy to put fat on, so difficult to take it off again. The doctor exports all members of the Royal Society of
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      22 2 /v trade '^£5* mar;: 1 PREPARED FROM I V FRAMROZ 112/ SINGAPORE 1904- L'^iHS^P'^^S^ TOOTM PASTE V^^^J ill Sk iS s SSB9
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      167 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DOKN today you have a misterful mind, are clever and talented and will he able to make your mark m the world. The stars have given you a variety of talents. It is up to you to put them to good use. Naturally witty, you have a
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      322 2 New Crossword No. 84 (.LIES ACROSS 1. put not your tru.>! m 17). i, 6. The Duchess's cook put too much m the soup 16). 7. Give Elgar a couple of pins for inside covering (6, 5). 8. Tear to pieces, m the kitchen perhaps (5). 9. Such a spectacle
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    BIGGEST SCOUT RALLY IN U.S.
    380 3 BIGGEST SCOUT RALLY IN U.S. Delegates from 18 countries NEW YORK, Wednesday. LMGHTEEN countries will send representatives Ld totalling 570 to the l T nited States National Boy Scout Jamboree, beginning at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, on July 30. Scout officials say it will be the largest gathering of people under
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    19 3 photo. Princess Elizabeth and the Queen compare opinions of the runners m the dold Cup rate at Ascot. A.P.
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    Tiny worm causes rare disease
    241 3 n AN FK AM l>c o. Wednesday. stubborn disease of interest to tuberculosis m Imm been found «>n the island of Leyte il Dou^Un Mar Arthur began his liberarhilippinca m Wo id War 11. It has also m the neii:hhouring island of Samar. ailed paras:oiJmiasia.
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    REVOLVING URNS AS GHOST CURE
    102 3 REVOLVING URNS AS GHOST CURE JAMMU. Kashmir. WVd. WITCH doctors of Jammu have opened a M ghost clinic" for the treatment of persons "possessed by evil spirits.' Patients at the clinic are placed m big earthern urns and revolved for days until the doctors pronounce them as free from the
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    39 3 The tail of the gfcuH Brabazon dwarfs London Airport stiff men a> the aircraft lands. This 'is the first time that the hiiije planth m landed on an airfield other thin lilton lI. Q. of the Bristol Aeroplane Co.
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    She wants to be acid test
    83 3 TOKIO Wed. pOR the first time m the history of the" Tokio Chamber of Commerce dating b:ick to 1878 two women were elected to its member- ship recently. They were 46-year-old Toshie Takeuchi. president of the Katsurabara Industry! Company, and 52-year-old i Chira Fujimura.
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    U.K. EQUIPMENT
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    AID FOR PIONEERS
    39 3 The Ceylon Government to advance 0.000 for the rehabihta- of Ceylonese Pioneers, who served In Malaya. The money is being advanced under a scheme to provide employment for 3.000 unskilled workmen m land development project; Reuter
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    Bridge Hands
    359 3 Both fides vulnerable North dealer X(srth The bidding: Norib East Suutb West Pass Pass ly Pass 2^? Pass 4j AM Pass North South Pass I^7 20 a<? 3«>r JN.T jump-iaise m diamonds was pretty optimistic a single raise would have been enough. However, the opponent were extremely cooperative.
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    Atom victims losing sight
    71 3 HIROSHIMA. Wed. authorities In Hiroshima and Nagasaki had no comment to make on recent reports that many residents of the two cities are gradually losing eyesight as a result of the atom bomb explosions. The atom bomb damage research committee of Hiroshima admitted that the eyesight
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    OVER-SUBSCRIBED
    66 3 The Prime Minister of New Zealand. Mr. Sidney Holland, has announced that New Zealand's £20,000.000 National development loan, chiefly for public works, had been oversubscribed fey nearly £800,000. Reuter Workmen at the Pittsburgh plant of the YVestinxhouse Electric Company m Pennsylvania. U.S.A., at work upon two motor starters of
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    INDIAN GEM TRADE SLUMP
    182 3 BOMBAY, Wednesday. 'I'll!-: Indian diamond trade is m the doldrums. Long-established diamond importers and whole- salers have only small stocks ol the precioup stones to offer to buyers, and retailers are just "living" on the meagre stocks left over from 1947 when the import of the
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    'Neem' yields new drugs
    300 3 NEW DELHI. Wednesday. THE Indian medicinal tree **Neem", every part of which is used m India for ome purpose or other, has yielded yet another useful product "Ximbidin" which is claimed to be efficacious m the treatment of a number of diseases. Evolved at the laboratories
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    P.I. GOVT. WORKERS MAY NOT DINE OUT
    210 3 MANILA, Wed. OFFICIALS who eaf m restaurant* have come under th« scrutiny of the Philippine Government m iti drive against graft and corruption. Finance Secretary. Mr. Pio Pedrosa. wants officials and employees m his department to refrain, unless absolutely necessary, from eating m
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    JAP STEEL OUTPUT
    26 3 St^el production at the Yawata Iron Works m Northern Kyushu will be restored almost to the war-time level of 170.000 tons monthly. Reuter
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    Cold found in gizzards
    103 3 r<) i Chinese m New Zealand and an Australia houseX wife, the legend o f t h e goose that laid golden eg*> kl not far fetched. The Chinese m New Zealand bought a duck whose sizzard yielded several small ■t|Hi if «old; the housrinfe found
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      230 3 SINGAPORE BFDBS [Singapore) Emergency news from X.L 4 b 4 i ?!i? H' 445 pm Programme summaiy: (81l h :.l\) 4.47 "From the London Editorials" at 10 a.m. (BBC); 4.55 "Composer of the I'OOAV Week"— Nicholas Medtner; 5.15 10 a.m. News fiom Kuala 'Report from Britain" cBBC); 5.30 Lumpur; 10.50
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    KOREA – ASIAN HOT SPOT
    460 4 KOREA ASIAN HOT SPOT country. Two years ago KMAG began its work of exDanding an ill-trained Korean Constabulary of §0,000 fnto the present army of 100,000 men. North Korea already had a n army^of^this size nr. greater when KMAG began its work me RuSfns who occupied that zone after the
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    The God That Failed
    3271 5  -  ARTHUR KOESTLER 3 NAZIS FORCE OUR RETREAT' By t joining me German Communist Party, Koestler— -at that time foreign editor of a prominent German newspaper X —was introduced to a political guide Edgar, X I and a girl, Paula, to whom he dictated X 'reports' compiled
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, June 28, 1950. War—or peace?
    370 6 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, June 28, 1950. War— or peace? U'ILL this lead to a third world war. atom and ti drogen bombs and the collapse of civilisation 0 That is the question everyone m the Id is asking today. Jfce use of American forces Jn campa vil] ndoubtedlj
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    One Man Russia Won't Upset
    1381 6  - One Man Russia Won't Upset ERIC BOURNE ~Jsy* BELGRADE. MARSHAL Tito is confident that the position m Yugoslavia is now so stabilised that the Soviet Union and its Cominform satellites can do nothing, short of war, to disturb the country's internal economic development and upset the present regime. "They can
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    43 6 More than 100,000 United States music lovers heard Arturo Toscanini conduct the National Broadcasting Company (NBC) Symphony Orchestra on its first transcotnental tour of the United States. The .83-j/ear-o/d maestro and the orchestra travelled 8.600 miles and gave concerts m 20 U.S. cities.
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    The Musical Society Tries Again
    572 6  - The Musical Society Tries Again PRESTO Musical Topics by THE gallant Singapore Musical So■;y. to whom (and the Junior Symphony Orchestra) we are indebted these days for all our 'live' classical music are aoout to prepare for th( n next two concerts on August 18 and 19. Mr. Glan Williams
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    NEW RECORDS
    174 6 Hans Hotter (baritone) ointtlf Am bach im fruhling and Wanderers Nactlied (Schubert) accompanied by Gerald Moore i piano). Col. L.X. 1261. A lovely record. Hans Hotter has a most expressive voice and his rendering of one of Schubert most famous sonps ('Am bach im fruhling') is softly persuasive
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    RED FICTION, U.S. FACTS
    203 6  - RED FICTION, U.S. FACTS STEFFAN ANDREWS B5 WASHINGTON *pHE United States is m the throes of a vast economic crisis, according to the official line the Soviet Politburo Is peddling to the Russian people today. The analysis of this new American "Crisis" appears m the current issue of the Soviet
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    FEWER TRISHAS ON ROADS
    326 7 FEWER TRISHAS ON ROADS 30 p.c. may be taken off Free Press Staff Reporter THE number of trishas m Singapore is likely to be reduced by 30 per cent. from the present maximum permitted of 7,900 to s,sBo— but the maximum number of riders will stand at 9,000. A request
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    22 7 I «o Ar.f Ur\ Mir m being i| md tr i>» 01. C. H. Tarvcr at Nee i vhieid insi| centre yestfiay.
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    CHILDISH, SAYS ISCHE SARDON
    50 7 CHILDISH, SA YS ISCHE SARDON i Press <t.uT Reporter Mn Jubir. Presidenl of the Malmj r 1 iv denied Ihmi he had ever said he form a new political pa-tv "with a capital and labour". Jekyll one moand Hyde the n so childish on .he p, Idents these pre- Sinnon-
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    Big sale of property
    73 7 FLIGHT properties were sold *j i\ .vi auction s .pore n 55,61 1 12 X :i an I of I 53.528. while a 3f land of ap--38.149 sq ft.. fetched :i line* Road, comshophouse and land J239 sq is sold for $23,000 21 Killiney Road. 23.
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    DEBATE ON SMC JOB
    159 7 SINGAPORE Municipal Commissiont'is will go Into secret debate on yet anotiier senior Municipal job when 1 they meet for their ordinary monthly meeting on Friday." This time tiie Commissioners will be faced with a motion by Mr. K. Jagathei < Independent C. v.hich seeks to negativ
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    MORE VOTERS SOUGHT
    54 7 MORE VOTERS SOUGHT FE Labour Party of Singapore will hold public meetings m diirerent centres of the Colony as a step m their campaign to reg. more voters The first meeting will be held at Farrer Park on July 2 ?t 5.30 p.m.. at which party speakers wiJi speak m
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    CONSUL'S WIFE
    82 7 \IKS MARIE MORENA wife of the newlyappointed Philippines Consul to Calcutta. Dr. Jose Moreno, who left Singapore jresterdaj after a few iayi here. She says that though many women m the Philippines ;tre entering the Medical and leyal professions, the majority of them still consider it most important
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    'MORALITY DANCE' EXHIBITION
    194 7 A -MORALITY dance" which was created to reform tyrannical rulers m Sumatra centuries ago and a complete wedding procession m conventional Malay style are among the items planned fur Hari Raya celebrations m sin^aoore. These celebrations will be held on July 16, 17 and 18 m the
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    DON'T TEMPT THE SHOPKEEPERS
    299 7 Free Press Stuff Reporter p|ON'T tempt Singapore shopkeepers to break the law which requires them to give their employees a holiday once a week. This is the substance of a plea which the Commissioner of Labour, Mr. G. W. Davis, made to the public last ni^ht
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    APRIL CARGO
    28 7 Ports m the Federation of Malaya handled 207.230 tons of cargo m April. The total for the first four months of the year was 74G.161 tons.
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    Social welfare posts
    173 7 THE names of succ< candidates lor eight posts out of 53 jobs offered by the Singapore Social Welfare Department m February this year, have been sent to the Government Selection Board for approval. The posts range from Assistant Supervisor and investigator m the Public Assistance Section to
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    STUDENTS FOR INDIA
    110 7 THE Government of India has awarded cultural scholarships to six Malayan students— two from Singapore and four from the Federation. Of the four winners from the Federation, Mr. Lam Sit Tin. Mr. Kripal Singh Ball and Miss N. Kamalam, are from Perak and Mr. Dennis A. Lopes
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    5 Singapore "orphans' for auction
    88 7 picture. FIVE "Singapore Terriers" who will be auctioned off at the S.P.C.A. Dance to be held at the Raffles Hotel on Friday. These puppies, all males and of the sair/e litter, were picked up by the S-P.C.A.'s dog-catching: van last week. The mother was m
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    Plan to open up back lanes
    202 7 Free Press Staff Reporter •npHE Health Committee of the Singapore Muni- cipality has recommended that a three-year programme for the opening up of back lanes should begin m 1951, so that Municipal Commissioners ma\ press on with the modern sanitation of congestec areas of
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    Boats for picnickers
    118 7 VERY few applications have tjeen made to the Youth Council for the use of the Aver Biru camp which Wftfl opened early this year by the President of the Rotary Club, Mr. L. Cresson, the Free Press was told yesterday. The reason has been the difficulty m
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    TO GIVE TALK
    43 7 Mr. Van Kee Leong, i i the <\ from Mala: rid I icific Conference held recently In India, will a public talk on ••Aims and Objects of the World I tc Contt rence." at 6.30 p.m tomorrow at 8. C.iirnhill Road
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    Traffic poser in Johore Bahru court
    146 7 Traffic poser in Johore Bahru court Free Press Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Tv A POSER was set m the J>>iiore Bahru Police Cv today when the asked if the white a road weie traffic signs and who put them there. When the court inspector replied that the Public Department had
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    AIR VISITORS
    11 7 arrived Kalians Sinsap noon on a "fair/:: rom Guam
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    '16 S'PORE MEN HELD IN INDIES'
    81 7 Following the rep detention by the Indonesian Government of 13 Singapore Chinese merchants m Jakarta recently, a group of 22 prominent Singapore Chinese businessmen met m the Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday to discuss aid for the rmn. The merchants were ht-id the grounds
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    TEACHERS' DANCE
    19 7 The Singapore Teachers Training College will hold inaugural dinner and at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Raffles Hotel.
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      36 7 MA ILS Su:! from Ausualin and the Federation. I :mcs for posting surlaco mail at the G.P.O. today arc moon for Kelantan (parcels o:ily>. Philippine Islands, Hong Kong and China 3.45 p.m. for the FVle- tion.
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    W. INDIES SIT STIFF TASK IFOR ENGLAND
    856 8 561 runs ahead: new sixth-wicket record Scoreboard WEST INDIES— 1st. Inns.— 326 ENGLAND— 1st Inn— 151 WEST INDIES— 2nd Inns. Stollmeyer b Jenkins 30 Im b Jenkins M Worrell c Diutsart b Jenkins 4 Weeke«* run out bl» (ir.dt'ard r E\ans l» Jenkins
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    GOING TO U.K.
    42 8 KOTA BHARU. Tues Tungku Hamzah Tungku Seri Maharaja. State Secretary, Kelantan. who is on seven months' vacation leave- will leave Kota Bharu on July 11 for Penane where he will board the Carthage for the UK on July 15.
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    Transferred to Pk.
    61 8 IPOH. Tues— Mr. V. R. T. Rengam of the Penanf Supreme Court, has come on transfer to Perak and assumed duties as acting Assistant Registrar. Supreme Court He takes the place ot the late Mr. S Vijayandram. who was killed with Mr. V. Thambiah on June 19
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    Women jockeys
    38 8 YAMAGUCHJ Prefecture Hone Racing Society ka accepting applications for women jockeys. Applicants must be between 16 and 30 years They will be trained by men jockeys lor three months and then participate m Jockey Reuter A.A.P
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    BODCA v. Marigold
    24 8 DOD Civilian A ociation pU] I fri'-ndh badminton against Mangold BJ if the Happy World Covered Stadium tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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    Changi gain well-earned victory
    307 8 Changi gain well-earned victory SAFA cuptie WHAT looked like being a one-sided game with S.H.B. Police on top for the first half and leading onenil at half time resulted m an exciting victory for R.A.F. Changi by three goals to two m yesterday's S.A.F.A. Cup tie at the stadium. Changi
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    49 8 Pictut Four Indonesian students arrived CJfcA-BOAC Constellation yest« route from Jakarta to Manila for a Month They are. from left. Louis Philip*- Laofa an Aristide Piay, Jakarta High School studei t> Laoh and Els Jeanne Piay. lakarta I' itthei College students Th»> leave l<>r M American Clipper. Free Press
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    CHANDU
    33 8 TELUK ANSON. Sun —For possession rhandu and chandu dross at Sungei Besar. Chia Ah Yong. a Teocht w. was bound over for 18 month.s m $500 m The TYluk Ai. i rt
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    Honolulu offer to Dave Sands
    89 8 A USTRALIAN triple chamJ\ pion Dave Sands has been ottered $10,000 or 25 per c«nt of the takings of a return bout with Carl ("Bobo") OLs**n m Honolulu. Sands' manager, Tom Maguirt-. said be would ac-i cept the offer If the promt were willing to
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    Shipping in Singapore
    167 8 SHIPS In The Singapore Outn and Inner Roads and alongside Harbour Board godowns y.si»ida\ were Outer Koads: K.yang V. Hing, Zulon Maru. La Charr: Ting Yuan. Kameneis Pod' Jilontr. Ruysdael. St. Djk Ulysses. Inner Road.s: Sin Soon Lee. Kajanf, Scudai. Angby. Vlerauke, Tung Sung. Relau. Tong San.
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    Johore Amateur Athletic meet
    58 8 Free Press Staff Reporter JOHORK BAHRU. Wed. THE second Johore amateur athletic championship meeting will be held at Johore Bahru on July '20 and 21. All district ion m Johore should send In their entries to the Hon. Secret! Johore Amateur Athletic Association, Johoie Bahru by
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    R.I. SPORTS
    24 8 The annual athletic spa f Raffles Inst.. Singapore, will be hold on Saturday. July 15 on the school ground ai 3 p.m.
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    Unable to pay fine: gaoled
    73 8 PENANG. Tttes. A trishaw rider. Lim Sin Chor, uiio iaiied to show his identity card to a p notable WMM :.iv nned $20 lor abusing the constable outside the hay Theatre on June 25 and failing to prudu (i. "V i must pcodn the next
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    Malaya's overseas trade rises
    196 8 \|ALAYA*S overseas trad continues to rise. Kxports m May totalled 521 4,071,169, and imports $210,802,795, bringing a favourable balance of trade for the fir five months of the year to 864,86^,763. For the corrospondiim period of last year there was an adverse trade balance of 504.797.960
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    S'pore rubber again rises
    220 8 [London Stock Exchangtl MOST world markets started >estrrdav l>\ t\t«*n<!. ing Monday's sharp movement* m the X shock, states Reuters financial correspondent. Rubber scored a further sharp advan< t i n v: and London. Tin m Singapore also n. London Stock Exchange had furt! m British
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      155 8 m^ndrdkG Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Mnlnva ~Z. m F^oK\ I Hti [lD UtEh.VIJUMP?! AW, GOT HIS PURTV i£/--l-r'* THAT MUST BE li^Ji^Ba ■^H^fe'' {r Hd -^ilrf7w^ feSi JANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya —r -y > w <_|_ YOUR y BOAT- TRAIN?- /WE MUSTN'T
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    THE WILLOW VASE
    810 9  - THE WILLOW VASE G. M. GLASKIN p)e<it*eset*f £6t>vt £&ty by n with her ternoon it s i ii i L my died when hikt norc <>i :t to me lhan mien ;nv to n children. did undershe had so •ion for me, U thorn; h have a child wn She
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    Rendezvous with Irish terrorists
    1606 9  - Rendezvous with Irish terrorists by MY MOST EXCITING ASSIGNMENT— I J HAVE been momentarily lost m the Sahara m a sandstorm, I have explored the notorious Kasbah of Algiers by night, but I still look upon my most exciting assignment as one near home. Ft is the story of how
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    24 9 Landscape at ßussboroughin Ireland. In the background are the Wicklow Mountains when Mr. McCormick witnessed the midnight "test mobilisation* of the Irish underwound army.
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    150 9 After a few hours drive out to the Wickiou. Mountains the bandage war, takt n off my eyes and I was shown the midnight "test mob:;isation" of the underground army. There wasn't much military might just an assortment of lorries and van.*, a few machine-guns some rifles. Ready for any
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    BULLY SUITS HIS NAME
    65 9 BULLY SUITS HIS NAME M'JGIE and Bully. London Zoo's Cape buffalo, ore expecting a calf It will be i he first of Ita kir.i bred m the Gr.: i i 1936 Eecpi rs are bopinj Craven Kill that ihe y< sters will take after H ther." Mugie, wh I Africa
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    HOLDAY CENTRES
    13 9 Mr. G E< announced In I C C v cen' es
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    BRITONS IN KOREA
    30 9 ood to bt- i i South* m Korea The! :*lud? the British Mi* Sfcpt. Vivian Hoit, :an Bishop of X rhere are no British sr: lien. Renter.
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    Why I left the soccer slave market
    1320 10 NAIL FRANKLIN TELLS THE WHOLE STORY THIS is the first of four articles by Neii Franklin, Stoke City and England centre-half, who has played m 38 consecutive international matches. He relates the full inside story of his recent departure from Stoke City for
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    St. Andrew's athletes overcame shyness
    678 10  -  TAN TOCK SAIK By ATTENDANCE at athletic training has more than trebled at fct. A Andrew's School, Singapore, this year since the system of Standard Tests" was introduced m March. A considerable number m boys have overcome their "shyness and feeling •>! inferiority" m the
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    NO TIME FOR THE 'PRETTY' STUFF
    359 10  -  BILLY STEEL BY fiONTROVERSY is alv Vj interesting, and many readers write to me raising controversial points. One reader says that hne:lish soccer toJay is worse than it was, and the decline has been great. Well, th: It stand. I iusi do not ■gKC
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    Godfrey Evans
    428 10  -  JOHN ARLOTT PAVILION PROFILE 4 ii\ lI X is the most un- quenchable man In ail cricket. He will greet the batsman at the crease with a wink, st amp him with an appeal paralysing m its speed and sharpness, commiserate with him, replace the bails and be
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    Body Builders
    41 10 A group of weightlifters and body -builders of Queen Street Boys* Club pose m their gym for the Free Press photographer, Boey Yuen Siew. last year's junior "Mr. Singapore," is seen squatting m the centre of the front row.
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    Standard of League soccer deteriorating
    238 10  - Standard of League soccer deter iora ting CXI s\bl-K B> SINGAPORE'S Malaya Cup side has been pUyfato sparkling soccer this season So ha\«- the s\\\l Tao tourists from Hong: Koni; But the pla% m Senior League and S.A.F.A. tup matches at lain Besar Stadium has been steadily deteriorating With rare
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    MOTTRAM BEATS TRABERT IN 2nd ROUND
    580 11 MOTTRAM BEATS TRABERT IN 2nd ROUND Bose collapses at Wimbledon BRILLIANT and heartening display by Tony Mottram, the British Davis Cup player, was the hisrhliurht of the second day's play m the W tmbledon lawn tennis championships* yesterday. Mottram had the centre -court crowd applauding his raking shots and cheering
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    33 11 photo. MEMBERS of the England soccer team to Rio. making; ready before their departure. They are (from <>ft): Bill Ecwen»ley. Tom Finney, trainer Bill Ridding. Stan Mortenson, Kddie Bailey and Laurie Hushes- Topi
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    'Dark horses' in U.S. golf
    87 11 COLUMBUS. Ohio. Wed. TWO "dark horses" have battled their way into the finals of the US$4O,OOO midcentury Professional Q Association championship. The pair are 33-year-old Henry WJ Jr., and 36--old Chandler Harper. They battled it out yesterday over 36 holes for the title. c only
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    LATEST WIMBLEDON RESULTS
    643 11 OESULTS ot men s singi round matche^ m th V. oledon tennis eh terday t'dcd players ;n ulftck W. Talbert .US'. brat M Coen pt> 6-1. 6-3. 6-0. j Drobnt «Eg>pt) bt. D. Butler .Britain) tJ-4, 6-2. 6-4; Rose Australia! bt. H. Weiss lArgen-6-4. 6-4. 7-5. BucUe
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    ATHLETICS
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    POLICE S.A. COMMITTEE
    55 11 At a mettin^ held at the Special Constabulary Headquarters on Friday, the following were elected officials of the Singapore Police Sports Association: Hon. Patron, Mr T. P. Flynn A.S.P.; hon secretary, Mr. Sunny Tan; hon treasurer, Mr. E. G. Leonard: sports convenor. Mr. Tan Hai Tong: sports
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    R.A.S.C. beaten
    30 11 GUARD Dog Unit iFARELF) beat 61 Coy. R.A.S.C. by three goals to one m an S.A.F.A. Junior League B. Group 1 soccer match at the C.V.M.A. eronnd yesterci
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    Rain again spoils counry cricket
    295 11 OAIN again interfered with yesterday's county cricket championship matches. Yorkshire drew with Nottinghamshire, but took first-innings point after a keen struggle. Gloucestershire beat Essex by six wickets, thanks to some amazing slow-arm bowling by lefthanded Cook. He took six for 21 yesterday (seven for 59
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    Singapore XI v. Indian navy
    95 11 Till! Singapore Hotkey Association selected the following side to meet the Indian Naval Squadron on the S.R.C. padang on Mond:iy, July 3 at a meeting held yesterday: ('apt. C F. Brown (Army): R. 11. Barth (capt.) and (pi. Coulter (Army); P. Pennef.ithrr. S. Velupillai and
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    COX SEEKS DANGEROUS PRECEDENT
    241 11 By a Services Correspondent BIG Bill Cox, golf professional to the Fulwell Club, Surrey, is attempting to set a dangerous precedent. He proposes to write to the Air Ministry asking for special concessions m the way of leave and pirieds for training for his assistant, Peter
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    S'PORE MOTOR CLUB RALLY
    67 11 S'PORE MOTOR CLUB RALLY gINGAPORE Motor Club will hold a rally on Sunday. July 9, starting at 10 a.m. All competitors are to be m Penang Lane by that time. The average speed over the course is to be 25 m.p.h. After the rally a curry tiffin will be held.
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    JOHORE C.C. WIN
    52 11 DESPITE a century by the former Singapore and North cricketer J. P. Pearson, Borneo Company^ cricket team failed m tl beating the Johore Cricket Club's total of 217 runs m their match at Johore Bahru on Sunday. Johore. for whom Ghani hit 6(--and Batholot 51, von by
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    Chew Bee enters semi-finals
    387 11 ONG Chew Bee, favourite foi the Singapore lawn tennis singles title which he narrowly missed last year, qualified for the semi-finals when he beat Liem Khe Lian? 6—2, 6—4 yesterday. Chew Bee. however, did uoi have things all his own way. Liem. a stylish player. showed
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    Good tryout by Everbright and So Black
    266 11 Free Press Racing Correspondent IPOH, Wednesday. gO BLACK (Tuiloh) and EVERBRIGfIT (Tait) did a good trial on the Ipoh training track this Burning when they ran three furlongs m 39 1 5 ■fJeonds. SO BLACK, running on the outside, I '^oing better at
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    FINCH'S BEST DISPLAY
    207 11  -  ARCHIE Ql On the ropes Bj BRITISH mldd champion Albert Fincil has suddenly blossomed a contender for the cru -.tie nested ty Freddie Mills. The %ay nm blighted the life of Spir. i Juan Tenvcillas on I Palace's football ground f s him as good a i
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    S.T.T.A. results
    68 11 KOK. Mill United Pro t m group B and S onsr Bo then s now m it* I the Great World. The fins! the first week ot Siong E will fight f< runner-up and thii 1 Yew Chee Sia on Monday i wo. m their ninth game ae.;
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      74 11 THE SINGAPORE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNOUNCE A FREE FLIGHT TO BANGKOK (AND RETURN) TO BE WON FOR BEST FANCY DRESS AT THE CARNIVAL BALL VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL IN AID OF BOYS TOWN JULY 3rd 9 p.m. a.m. Other Prizes include: RADIOS, ELECTRIC IRON, CAMERAS, etc. FLOOR SHOWS-BAR-AMERICAN SNACKS HAVE
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    GOVT. WIN SCHUMAN PLAN VOTE
    244 12 GOVT. WIN SCHUMAN PLAN VOTE No pooling of British steel LONDON, Wednesday. *I'HE Government won a vote of confidence last A night on its decision to sta\ out of the Schuman Plan. A Liberal-Conservative motion was defeated by 309 to 289. The votes followed the statement by Mr. Attlee, Prime
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    BIRTHS
    67 12 -—Born at 8.M.H.. Spore, on 25 June to Iris, wife of Cap:. L. P. Sturgess. a Lindsay Frances. AT BUNGSAR HOSPITAL, umpur, on Monday 26tii Ml to Margaret, wife of J < of Tanah Merah Estate. Dickson. a daughter. ML'NDY- At the BM.H. Singri on 26 June '50. to
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    ENGAGEMENTS
    52 12 WONG-HOW On 26.5. '50 m X ill Lumpur, between Wong Onn V k r*nd Miss How Saw Ee. THE ENGAGEMENT is announced between Hugh King, iger son of Mrs M. Ashby and the late Dr. E. Ashby of Arnside. Westmorland, and Birthe. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
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    DEATH
    17 12 F7TCHER— At Nelson. New on June -4th 1950. -i&.\ Ann. Infant daughter r>f N B. Fletcher.
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    42 12 How does he do it? Prim-ess Margaret is intrigued '>> VWUIg Raymond Knowh* s confident em ■ounted with the horizontal bar at the Sunshine Nursery Schools for Blind Children at East Cirin stead. Sussex. Last year, the Princess became president of the school.
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    PRESS OPPOSE UN COVENANT
    202 12 ONTARIO, Wednesday. 'rill; Lnipire Press Union has adopted a resolution that the I'nited .Nations draft covenant on freedom of Information be rejected by Commonwealth countries. The Union passed the resolution at the final session of the seventh Imperial Press Conference, and one delegate described it as
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    LEAVES CANCELLED
    20 12 All leaves and paraei cancelled yesterday at Sculrpe airfield, Ew I where American Sup* re&sea are based.- A.P.
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    59 12 \ROY.\I. gardener w.»» at cused m London >t-Nttrda> of raiding Queen Mary's nuuutoa and stabbing her M>-year-old housekeeper. The „.irdeiu-r. (.u.ird O'Brien. IG, made no plea. tit* was found hiding m a bavinent niche m Marlhimniiih House, the S.'S-vear-old (Queen's home. Chief Detective Inspector Owen MeGrath said jewellery
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    VISIT GREECE
    17 12 THE British Mediterranean 1 Fleet is to go on a work's courtesy visit to Greece,
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    Grief didn't deter singer
    97 12 THREE hours after Christine Gillbrook, 16. was killed m a road accident, her mother was singing m a festival because "I didn't want to let the choir down." Nobody m the choir the South-West London Choral Society knew what had happened until after the festival. Then
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    REFINERY SCHEME
    30 12 The Jordan Government is actively considering a £1,000,--000 scheme for setting up m its territory a refinery capable of handling 200,000 tons of crude oil a year. Reuter
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    An 'Irish Guard'
    26 12 ly -appointed India AmhasMr. Krishna MeMnon. newsador to Ireland, inspects the Guard of Honour after presenting his credential* to President O'KHlv In Dunlin
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    NO INCREASE IN ANTI-JEWS
    77 12 ]y|R John J. McCloy, U.S. High Commissioner m Germany, indicated yesterday that he did not believe that anti-Semitism was rising m Germany. In a letter lo Mrs. Herbert Stein president of the Jfwisb Club of Washington. Seattle, the lli^.i Commissioner said: 'It is m\ opinion that
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    350 girls —and all silent!
    153 12 350 girls —and all silent! MANCHESTER. Wed. IT was so quie^You could haTe heard a~ whispei anywhere m Bury Grammar School, Lancashire, though 350 gins were at their desks. I i fact, teachers and prefects were on the alert to see that th e girls did not utter a word.
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    WANTED, GOES TO AUSTRALIA
    195 12 A WEEK'S search for a 39-yeai-old pottery dealer was called off when the Stoke-on-Trent (England) magistrates were told that the man was now m Australia. A warrant had been Issued for the arrest of Edward Robert Stoddard. of London-road, Stoke, when he failed to answer 47
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    36 12 Burning enthusiasm and a springboard helped this soldier from the Italian Bersaglieri regiment through a flawing hoop during the regiment's 114 th anniversary celebrations, m Milan. The Bersaglieri wear cock feathers m thrir helmets going uiio^JiaJXL'
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    RED MESSAGE
    29 12 G- -many can only become united peaceful and independent by m- i fiirndship with the S« Union" the East German rnment declared m a :ige to Germans.
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    Baronet (64) cited by son
    153 12 \JK. JOHN DF. PARIGAULT GURNEI MWHKYV an old boy of btowe School, who is now a sheet metal worker, is citing his father, Lieut. -Colonel Sir John Oixon Mayhew, as co-respondent m I divorce action down for hearing m Middlesex. Mr. Mayhew seeks dissolution of
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    'I enjoyed slapping him'
    42 12 'I enjoyed slapping him' LONDON v, H Am i n k S u l: about one trouble 01 and t that went on Th» 4 old known Uit won. yield. of the C: which st A:. to the romir.' i no ca:
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    7 12 London cotto: sible A.P.
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