The Singapore Free Press, 27 July 1951

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA isi«'' SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    TRUCE ACCORD HAILED
    317 1 fruman expresses confidence; U.K. pleased WASHINGTON, Fridav JJXITED STATES official, said yesterday that following the agreement at Kaesong on a cease-fire talks agenda, the way was now open to end the Korean hostilities. President Truman told a news conference that he was now more hopeful of getting
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    Jordan will aid Arabs in Palestine
    146 1 Jordan will aid Arabs in Palestine AMMAN, Fri. THE Government of Jordan has decided to "co-oper-ate fully with the Arab League states and units m their efforts to preserve the Arab edifice," said a Cabinet statement last night outlining the Government's policy. In co-operating with the Arab states, the Government
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    U.S. rounds up Reds
    34 1 The U.S. Justice Department yesterday launched a new round-up of secondary Communist party leaders m Los Angeles. San Francisco and New York, Eleven arrests had been made so far. Reuter
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    ps want ade with Peking
    128 1 ps want ade with Peking -ON. Fri. RITATIVE LLge sourer Evicted yester- fa japan would L Kai-sheks Chirui Eg to expand trade C Chinese Com- j u%sijne after the Eftc ot a JapanKtfement C v ?:.t.» Minis E^l-.-jii Democratic J^;- »>. m Cf n thr irnrlng SooialUt f i.j r.
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    RAQ TO GET MORE FOR OIL
    35 1 RAQ TO GET MORE FOR OIL PlJPKnts :o Iraq axe n tfte *j& juts under i 8181 m i the ■r*tf*t«<i Iraq p cJJ^i operates P^J an vner--4 50. LS¥" of Saudi ij^ December, U.P.
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    U.K. TO SWITCH ENVOYS
    114 1 LONDON, Fii. THE Foreign Office has decided to move at least eight of its senior envoys m a shake-up of tlie diplomatic service. Official sources reported that new Ambassadors will be sent to Moscow. Tokyo, Brussels. Belgrade and Athens m the' next few months. The changes
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    CONFIRMED
    20 1 The US. Senate Armed Services Committee yesterday unanimously recommended confirmation of Mr. D. A. Kimball as Secretary of Navy.
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    They're off to Mecca
    41 1 picture. KIIAJA MERICAN, aged 6, and his brother Jaffar, aged 4, are going to Mecca to become hajis. They are going with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. M. Ally Maricar of Kuala Lumpur. Free Press
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    Slimming dangers
    101 1 LONDON, Fri. DO women who take drugs for slimming purposes continue taking their as a habit? Worse, do they be come addicted to them. This is w^JSL** the Society Tor Che fctudy ol Addiction are to explore. The society also want to who take them for tneir exhilarating
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    NEHRU INVITED TO KARACHI
    127 1 KARACHI, Friday. THE Pakistan Prime Minister, Mr. Liaquat Ali Khan, has invited the Prime Minister of India, Mr Nehru to visit X irachi to discuss the Kashmir question. He also put forward a five point "peace plan" for the restoration of 'a peaceful atmosphere and the
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    GOYA, A YOGA, BEGINS FAST
    56 1 Madia Goya, who has been practising yoga for 17 years, began a fast m Genoa yesterday m an attempt to beat the world record of 61 days claimed by M. Delfo, an Italian from Trieste. The 47-year-old woman or Slav origin had herself sealed m
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    Reynaud bid fails
    41 1 Reynaud bid fails PARIS. Fri. MPaul Reynaud, a former French Premier, last n ght abandoned his attempt to fO k m ew a J^eTth n praspective premier m France's present seeing President Auriol, he said that "the part- es w^/^^ary^oncesslons." Reuter
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    EGYPT: BLOCKADE GOES ON
    127 1 EGYPT: BLOCKADE GOES ON FLUSHING MEADOW, Fri f^GYPT told the United a Nations Security Council yesterday that she will maintain the blockade of the Suez Canal to Jewish ships until a peace treaty Is signed with Israel. She charged the Tel Aviv government with preventing the conclusion of a treaty.
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    Harriman may go to London
    217 1 IF PERSIAN OIL PROPOSAL FAILS TEHERAN, Friday. THE United States presidential envoy, Mr. Averell A Harriman, hinted yesterday that he would make a rush trip to London if Britain balks at accepting Persia's formula for reopening oil talks. "I will confer with British officials m
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    FORMER K.L. REPORTER TO BE TRIED
    123 1 FORMER K.L. REPORTER TO BE TRIED Free Press Staff Reporter. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. LAW Chee Keng, 25-year-old former Malay Mail reporter, who was detained under the Emergency Regulations three months ago, was today produced before the First Kuala Lumpur Magistrate, Mr. A. P. Jack and charged with the unlawful possession
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    New Ambassador
    30 1 President Truman yesterday refused to comment on a possible successor to the U-B. Ambassador to Moscow, Admiral Alan Kirk, who has been asked to retire for health reasons.
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    Negro unit to be disbanded
    83 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. r £UE U.S. Army announced yesterday that it is to disband the last all-Negro regiment now serving m Korea. It said the decision was reached because the Korean campaign has demonstrated that Negro soldiers serve more effectively m non-segre-gated units. Integration of Negro
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    THREE SHIPS FREED
    28 1 Two British ships Josephine Moller and Admiral Hardy and a Manilan freighter Taluesl arrived m Hong Kong yesterday aft.?r being detained by the Chinese Nationalists.
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    Britain has to tighten her belt
    325 1 Britain has to tighten her belt LONDON, Friday. npHE Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Hu?h Gaitskell, called yesterday for supreme efforts to prevent inflation from wrecking the British arms programme. Opening an economic debate m the Commons, he said Britain planned to review and probabi reduce the dollar import programme
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    25 1 picture. Mr I m Joon Khim and Mi.vs Annie Chia at a cia< contest between Sin^apo and S?langor amateurs m Singapore last night Free Press
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    8 TO DIE FOR DEATH PLOT
    53 1 Eight men were s<i. t to death m Addis Ababa yesterday for plotting to a.i.sa.ssinate the Emperor, Ha. lassi. and set up an ttthtopian republic. The sentence was i>ronounced by a special trtbimti after a two-day trial camera. The H 'li Included a minister
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    Greater Danger
    27 1 The U.S. Ambassador-at-Large, Dr. Philip C. Jessup, warned yesterday that America faces greater danger from phony Russian "pey.ce campaigns than from Soviet armed aggression.- U.P.
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    Dad is willing to do his bit!
    802 2 And a wise mother allows her husband to take a hand, says Louise Petrie WHEN worldliness TT and a desire for personal freedom and enjoyment— -of living a life of their own induced young married couples to limit their family to one or
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    HER JULY HAT
    43 2 *fes* It is picture hat time m Britain now that July ha* arrived, so Miss Patricia Cofes wore a "cartwheel" m lace and blue chiffon, decorated with roses, when she went to a ceremony at Britain's famous Eton College. Paul
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    She made £700,000
    176 2 HOW does a woman make £700,000? Fanny Brice, one of the most famous Ziegfeld Follies girls, did it by playing a four-year-old brat on the radio. She dressed like a baby. She called herself Baby Snooks. She asked endless questions m a voice like a rusty saw.
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    THEY MARRIED ON A CHEQUE FOR £50 —THAT BOUNCED
    649 2  - THEY MARRIED ON A CHEQUE FOR £50 —THAT BOUNCED EVELYN IRONS By piLM star Rex Harrison's sister Sylvia has just been appointed key woman of the British Conservative Party's election machine. She succeeded the celebrated Miss Marjorie Maxse (probably the most experienced woman political organiser m Britain, who has retired)
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      432 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DORN today, you have a good mind and a wellbalanced nature with the sole exception of a high and, at times, un -governable temper. Once you have learned not to answer too quickly, you can call upon your common sense to solve any problem wisely. Your life
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    OCKET CARTOON
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    udgerigar is a good doctor
    51 3 udgerigar is a good doctor m Fri I badge: I ied by &3 v ie aid 'o their I were first :>d on shoolder during Bfs d > poo:/; B'i* I you I i yel- ird in- when my< c to :s --".inc R X: H H :.z r. H
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    I.-C. UNEASY OVER PEACE
    349 3 Chinese may turn south RISING commodity prices and sffn^sS£ and X stock values m Hanoi beside China's and frontier reflect Indo-China' s growing »«L s uthern the armistice negotiations progrel^ R n SI eSS as The question Hanoi resident, a Will China some day turn southward
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    P.I. EXPORT DRIVE BY GOVERNMENT
    129 3 P.I. EXPORT DRIVE BY GOVERNMENT MANILA, Friday. THE Philippine Secretary of hoc Commerce and Industry has been directed by President Quirino to establish working relations" with Phi™5 lne legation's and embassies abroad for "trie active and vigorous promotion of Philippine export trade. The chief executive said "the need for an
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    28 3 REGAL DKIVE— King Baudouin leaves Brussels Palace against a background of amateur photographers on his way to parliament to receive his royal powers and to iake the oath.
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    Bubonic Plague
    29 3 The World Health Organisation has been informed by its Eastern Mediterranean Region office m Alexandria that an epidemic of bubonic plague has broken out m Yemen U.P.
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    WOMAN IN ROME GOVT.
    53 3 R.iL 1 iii'st ti. Ie m Italy's a w man has been named Under Secretary of c...c. She is Signora Angela Gingolani Guidi, who will hold the Under-Secretariat for handicraft newly drafted post under the Minister for Industry and Commerce. She is a Senator and 54
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    Bridge Hand
    349 3 Both sides vulnerable South dealer NOIMH 4 VA J 7 OAK 3 2 ♦KQ 9 6 5 WEST E\ST ♦Q832 4 10 5 V 6 6 S> X Q<-8 4 t OJIO 94 OQB7 1( > 7 4 A 8 1 SOUTH ♦AKJ 9 T S> 10 9
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    Tennis player still at 79
    101 3 Tennis player still at 79 SYDNEY, Fri. gREAT-grandfather Albert Williams of Sydney, at 79, claims to be the State's old-* est competitive tennis player. Last season he was a member" of the team which won the local tourney. And after 55 years' play, he, is convinced that tennis tpday "is
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      180 3 Pn^^CirSKß Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya > <^.>^<^X^\ > -X^ 1 ME SAID- HP YOU* BEHAVIOR I IHAT SWAMi CAS! WAS I*M SO I POWER IM THE WRONG HANOS >" V— A. IS 6000 "YOU'LL BE A THt TOUGHEST ONE I EVER 6LAO HIS IS ALWAYS OANGEROUS.
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      305 3 RMIo SINGAPORE 10 a.m. Emergency News from Kuala Lumpur; 10.10 Close; 1 p.m. The Radio Orchestra's lunchUme concert; 1.30 Time Signal N«ws; 1.45 Dance Music— Lionel Hampton Orchestra; 2 Mgbt Mijsic; 2.30 University of the Ai- Temporal Areas" The second broadcast about the workjh'gs of the brain; 3.30 Close; 6.15
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  • The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, July 27, 1951.
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      From town to city
      409 4 THE King has seen fit to raise Singapore from the status of a town to that of a city. As his Majesty's representative, the Governor will present the Letters Patent to the Municipality m solemn ceremony, and the business of dignifying the Lion City will be
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      The cease-fire —and after
      189 4 TEASE-FIRE m Korea now seems certain, it \g the next stage— the armistice and peace talks— that will really be tricky. What sort t peace can c °me out of *°K e^if would foolish but these elements must Influence negotiations: On Oct. 7 the United Nations
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    Lunding saw the 'Mystery Man' die
    933 4  -  James White AN INTELLIGENCE CHIEF REMEMBERS By B ACK. at his work of fa was cofT|e< probing enemy plans, Lieut.-Colonel Hans M. Ollf tO be SnOt Lunding, Chief of but lived to Danish Intelligence, re- X Awniml members the days when See AamfrOf he
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    Sweden takes to the sea and builds a Navy
    590 4 Sweden takes to the sea and builds a Navy writes a Special Correspondent A FTER 150 years of jealously guarded neutrality, is fast matching her contemporaries m sea power. Her Navy, once a token coastal protection force of slow, shallow-draught vessels, has been enlarged and modernised to become the best
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    DRIVE TO THE COUNTER AND CASH YOUR CHWQUE
    999 4  - DRIVE TO THE COUNTER AND CASH YOUR CHWQUE JOHN ASHWIN WINDOW on the WORLD by —In Mexico City FIRST it was the drive-in cinema, then the drive-in church and now from Mexico comes news of the world's first drivein bank. Had the idea originated m America no-one would have been
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      58 4 B^p la Hh Ik. -Well, perhaps next year* "I'll try anything once." says John. **„&<*'* believe him. Full of exuberant health mischievous -heis at once a joy end m "lt f all that Cow Gate He's Daddy jokingly. '< But Mummy rememben tnc »nxi^ on Cow A Gate -and nd
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    GOVT. TOLD: AID FLYING IN MALAYA
    438 5 GOVT. TOLD: AID FLYING IN MALAYA $50,000 subsidy thf n i^- Press Staff Reporter JHL Royal Singapore Flying Club has asked «n nnn (jm eemmetn t for an annual subsidy of »au,uvo and a consideration of its proposals for whknTr n f l ight aircraft flvin X m Malaya M
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    FIRST IN PERAK
    29 5 A special class for Sakal children, probably the first of Its kind m Perak. was declared open last Monday at the Sungei Durian K. r->ment Camp.
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    Grandma was 'superior'
    23 5 Standard VII girls of the PenConvent agreed by an over- lmin« majority yesterday that grandmothers were "SupeSpecimens" to the modern
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    FED. CHIEF JUSTICE GETS NEW POST
    44 5 The Chief Justice of the Federation. Sir Stafford PosterSutton, has been appointed by the King to be President of the West African Court of Appeal. Sir Stafford will take the place of Sir Henry Blackall who is retiring.
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    DR. SCHACHT DUE ON TUESDAY
    39 5 Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, former Nazi financial expert, whc has been engaged by tht Indonesian Government tc help stabilise their economy is expected to arrive ir Singapore on July 31 by KLN plane from Italy.
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    Johore Indian Chamber meeting
    77 5 VIR. RM. ST. V. Sinniah Pillai was re-elected President of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, Johore, at the annual general meeting held recently. Others elected to office were Mr. P. R. Abdul Jabbar, (vicepresident >. Mr. M. B Dass, (Hon. Secretary). Mr. K. Rengasamy Chettiar. (Hon.
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    9 5 picture. TINGKI AMINAH wife bint* Abu Bak»r. Free Press
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    TOBACCO MILLIONAIRE
    22 5 pi- m thf \o v.r.s R».h^rd i»i J^" 1 nd JJJ ■>* While m I* |f»B«**» hired *n f/.i-rW.heNorth- Free Press
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    Far East visitors study U.K. welfare
    36 5 HMRS Tan Chin Tuan, wife of M™_. Spore's unofficial Council to toe typical London Borough of rtcttlun. on W«dn:f day last. Both Mrs. Tan and Lady Lo are Bffill Hongkong.
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    BLACKOUT AREAS
    38 5 Boo CHI -willl Bahrii. Havdock ROJM WM» n c Brewery. Mai y *n »«T ery> xanjlin Ro» d Diethelm Co.. JJg PamJang. Phoenix PjjJi rM Reformatory Opium F **^r7ctory. Cres*>nlt*. Road, Sltat St. James. Trafal«*r SUert
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    Exports by post (with exceptions) to sterling areas
    90 5 WITH the exception of articles made partly or wholly of gold, diamonds and diamond-set jewellery and certain Pharmaceuticals, all goods can now be freely exported by post to countries m the sterling area, it was announced yesterday. Parcels exceeding $100 m value
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    First Asian back after UK study course
    204 5 First Asian back after UK study course Colonial Administration Training Free Press Staff Reporter J WITH the honour of having been the first Asian officer to be sent to the United Kingdom by the I Singapore Government to undergo training m Colonial Administration, Mr. Lee Siow Mong, returned to the
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    IMPRESSIONS OF BRITAIN
    131 5 gEVERAL aspects of life m Britain today impressed Mr. Lee Siow Mong, who has just returned to the Colony after completing a course of study there m Colonial Administration. Here are some of them "7 ivas much impressed by the road and traffic system. The roadsigns are
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    DETAINEES RELEASED
    117 5 Free Press Melay Correspondent SEVENTEEN Malays from Mantakab, Pahang, who were detained m Tangjong Bruas under the Emergency Regulation were realeased unconditionally last week, according to the "Utusan MeJayu." Two days before Hari Raya, a group of 19 Malays was *eaieased unconditionally after being detained m Tanjong Bruas
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    HEALTH SERVICE PLAN FOR VARSITY STUDENTS
    158 5 Free Press Staff Reporter riE establishment of a Student Health Service will help to maintain sound health among University students, Dr. A. A. Sandosham, President of the Southern Branch of the Alumni Association, told the Free Press yesterday, "University students," Dr. Sandosham, Professor of
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    Dynamite, not bomb
    154 5 Free Frew Staff Reporter. rpHE hidden dump of explosive which went up m smoke m Alexandra Road on Wednesday, damaging every window m the Thye Hong Biscuit Factory at the junction of Tiong Bahru and Alexandra Roads is believed to have been dynamite, the Free Press understands.
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    MC's plans for celeorating grant of City Status
    269 5 MC's plans for celeorating grant of City Status WITH FLAGS FLYING BANDS PLAYING..' Free Press SUIT Reporter WITH flags flying *n4 bands playing. Singapore Municipal Commissioners should bold a grand ceremony on Sept. 22 at which to receive formally the Letters Patent from the King declaring the town a city.
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    Mr. C. C. Tan at Colonial Office
    41 5 Mr. C. C. TAN. Progressive Party Legislative Councillor, now m London for the Festival m Britain, was accompanied by his sister-in-law, Miss May Urn, who is studying law, when he visited the Colonial Office.
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    SOCIAL WORKER FOR STUDY TOUR
    69 5 Mrs. M. Lobo, (above) youngest j P. and prominent Indian social worker m Singapore, who leaves by air for the United Kingdom on Aug. 5 on a study and observation tour. She will later visit New York and Ottawa. She has been closely connected, since
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    Murder verdict
    86 5 A verdict of murder against persons unknown was recorded by the Johore Bahru coroner after an inquiry into the deaths of Mr. W. Wight, manager, Pendas Estate, and Mr. L. J. Collier, manager New Rompin Estate, Rembau, who were ambushed and shot dead on April 27 by 12
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    SOUTH AFRICA GAIN CONTROL
    560 6 Heading for big score today COUTH Africa are expected to build up a big total today, second day of the fourth Test match at Leeds, and, with unsettled weather forecast, their luck m winning the toss may prove a decisive factor. At the end of the
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    COMIC COURT FOR THE STUD
    103 6 4 USTRALIAS champion race- horse. Comic Court, will not race again. His owners, the Lac brothers, have announced that h« has been leased for duties at the Warlaby stud at Oaklands June-* tion, Victoria. There he will be m good com;, pany with the Enghsn
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    Thomson sets up record
    189 6 j pETER Thomson, the young Australian assistant, set i an all-time low scoring: record for a major British golf tour- nament yesterday when he returned a round of 65 m the North British professional tournament at Harrogate (Yorkshire). Thomson's 62 gave him an aggregate cf 200
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    LIEM, LOW MEET IN SEMI-FINALS
    355 6 Free Press Tennis Reporter IEM Khe Liang and Low Kee Pow will meet in the men's singles semi-finals of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association Championships. Both won their matches at the S.C.C. courts yesterday evening in straight sets. In yesterday's mixed doubles ties, Miss Rhoades
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    TO PRESENT PRIZES
    38 6 King George VI is expect- ed to attend the tennis championships to be held m Colombo between Feb. 10 and 17 next year on his way to Australia. He will nresent thp prizes. A. P.
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    GOODWOOD CUP PROBABLES
    141 6 S t*?iu r a^ Ceptors were announced yesterday for the Goodwood Cup to be run over two miles and five furlongs at Goodwood next Thursday. An* They are. with weightsRoyalists and Strathspey 9 2 Pan 11. Star Spangled. Banner and Beau Sire all 8.12' Amberley 7.5. The
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    King Kong wonders...
    120 6 Free Press Staff Reporter "J REALLY couldn't explain how the Swedish Angel got his head injury," said King Kong yesterday, referring to hia recent rest line bout. "I aimed a rabbit punch at his neck bu' my knuckles hit his head. Then I saw blood." King Konjj
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    RECS SCORE 5, BUT LOSE
    74 6 'TWO hat-tricks were performed m a high-scoring soccer friendly between Finance Audit Sports Union and Singapore Recreation Club on the Padang yesterday evening. Finance Audits won by seven goals to five. Finance Audits' inside-left, Masalamani, scored five goals including a hat-trick. Osbert Rozario gained a
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    Warwickshire defeat Somerset by innings
    466 6 LATEST COUNTY_CRICKET^s COREs WARWICKSHIRE beat Somerset by an inning v fourth win m two days m their last five mate -he I nearest County championship rivals. Yorkshire, by 44 n 1 H In spite of a dashing 81 by 1 n s Maurice Tremlett m
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    5-DAY TESTS v. INDIA
    25 6 5-DAY TESTS v. INDIA five days 8 and ''^I When i udla Em-land m liSiN three I other roui Playod fi, and thev J: Reuter
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    161 7 3* 8.0.D.C.A 0Singapore's, right winger, filled a position and scored all three would have wished him to dw"i Cuptie he iW^^ !ffi wVtfu and shooting. jrtving nephew and I>rotcgr >uv ■SiJid Rdilan. a chance to sho* and rugby, i s a promising lad. The *ame applies
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    $*****0,000 AID FOR SPAIN
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    72 8 BLIND IN JUDO—Tweniy-eight-year-old Daniel Lassale became blinded m 1940, when, as a member of the French Resistance Movement, he was handling explosives. Lassale has however become a keen Judo enthusiast. Within two months of taking it up, he qualified for his orange sash. His instructor Andre Valtier, a disciple of
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    Twelve crimes against peace
    195 8 GENEVA, Friday. A LIST of 12 crimes against peace to be punished under international law was submitted to the General Assembly yesterday by the United Nations International Law Commission. the Commission, during the past ten weeks elaborated the world's first detailed "code of offences against peace
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    37 8 Underground sources yesterday rented a seridus riot m a Russi£n-run urtnjum niine at Jachymov, dzecnoslovakia.. One Russian and 14 Czechs were said ft have been giiu ed and 64 were wound Pd U.P.
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    180 8 LONDON Pri THIRTEEN- YEAR-OLD Helen Thomas was moved from a mixed school at Woking Surrey, to girls' school t^ X J es t w& l at Walton became SirSSiS£S oys found her tsb An application by her father, Mr R. s. Thomas, Woking for ss. sd.
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