The Singapore Free Press, 30 June 1952

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    The Elephant and The Donkey
    73 2 The Elephant and The Donkey A million dollars' worth of cars are used to form S the elephant emblem of the American Republican <\ Party and the donkey's head emblem of the Deft mocratic Party m the park >> of Oyche Stadium, North- western University. at si EVanskm. Illinois. These
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    BA TTLE OF THE ICE RAGES IN NEW YORK
    665 2  -  Rodney Campbell ...between Sonja Henie and Barbara Ann Scott, says 1 r is common gossip down the neon-lit canyons of Old Broadway, that the love of Miss Sonja Henie for Miss Barbara Ann Scott is enough to melt the ice they
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    Pretty Strenuous-Yes, Even For Us Bronze Age Men
    798 2  - Pretty StrenuousYes, Even For Us Bronze Age Men BERNARD WICKSTEED Says DALE, Pembrokeshire. HAVE been having 1 some great sport recently. I've been roaming round Pembrokeshire with a man who knows all about prehistoric people and we've been looking up my Bronze Age ancestors. Perhaps you didn't know that I
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    Russians Are Thinking It Over
    472 2 AS the bi» annaments birlcMip m the West continues, there are signs that the thought of coming up against overwhelming forces, is making the Russians change their original battle plans m tended for use m the event of war. These plan.? were f. r i
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    Bar, Belles And Bathing
    58 2 A bar for bathers is the latest from Carinthia Au TU When these *irls decide to leave off swimming and sun themselves they find they h* ye a floating bar at their disposal stocked with the best drinks Europe can product There is also an accordian
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    Helsinki (Olympic) Prices Will Freeze You!
    294 2  -  WENDY HALL jkdjdjdj HELSINKI TF you're going to Helsinki this year to see the Olympic Games, don't expect to live on Olympic heights of luxury. Even with a last-minute concession m the rate of exchange, your allowance will melt quickly enough to freeze your
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      237 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, you have a real talent for leadership and can use your magnetic per'ona'.iiy to influence a wide group of people. You will need to learn, however, j| to curb your impul »s for they are apt to lead you into p?« senal difficulties from which
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      140 2 New Crossword No. 701 CLUES ACROSS 1. The kitchen one is not for shooting ($L 4. A quarter o' coffee and chicory, please (4j. 8. Our name will captivate (7). 1 Cypriote hold this capital (3). 11. Cheap excuses for former di\i sion of the High Court (6, 5). 12.
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    NUDE SHOW INCLUDED THE KILT
    90 3 PARIS. Mon. lihe skirling oi the swishing o. r kilts at midae depths ol tre's neon-lit q irter. 6ft members of Police Band be like of tre l^ not us. i v programme at a nirrjred :d called Tn New lev nundred Place :.>ntmarof a
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    3 SEEK ASYLUM IN ITALY
    53 3 A Yugoslav airliner, taken •JJf by three men at gun- wnt last week, ha* returned "Yugoslavia with its 20 r Passengers and crew- three workers who »ut the successful nt from their Communist Jmeland asked and received JJWjci! asylum frcm the Authorities, says a reImm
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    DRY NEWS
    31 3 them waterproof m •-Ported /o the k* i conference r eai Newspaper i':on. says ThJ rom San Francisco spokesman -lahned 4 r> irty Prp^idont o n r)osition A. P.
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    RED PROTEST
    19 3 Pirt» Communist I on aUi ktai mlse d^ l ii th s week-end; I*,?, s UP. from,
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    CHAIN SMOKING BURGLARS WERE JUST SCHOOLBOYS
    602 3 CHAIN SMOKING BURGLARS WERE JUST SCHOOLBOYS GLASGOW, Monday. JWO of Dunoon Grammar School's sixth-form boys will get the result of their Higher Leaving Certificate examination m gaol because when they should have been studying they became housebreakers. ineir lapse into crime was described by an official as the most astonishing
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    NEW EMBASSY FOR GERMANS
    55 3 A bill that would make a »ift of a new Embassy m Washington to the West German Republic was approved by the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee. The German Embassy was seized during the war by the US. Alien Property Custodian and m the spring of 1951
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    LICENCE FOR BOAC
    25 3 The Pakistan Government has granted a licence to British Overseas Airways Corporation to run an air service between Dacca and Karachi. A.P.
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    14 ARABS KILLED
    33 3 An Israel army spokesman said that 14 Arab "infiltrees" (people trying to cross the fron#er illegally into Israel) were killed, two wounded and two detained during the past fortnight. Reuter
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    GOVT. ACCEPTS PRINCIPLE
    53 3 The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, has announced m the House of Commons government's acceptance of the principe of equal unofficial representation for Africans, Asians and Europeans m the Tanganyika legislative council. The government has also* accepted the principle that the official majority m the council shall
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    Life is just like that...
    95 3 MELBOURNE. Mon. MRS. Mary Inneen, of Richmond, tried to hold a drunk who wanted to leave a carriage as a suburban train was moving: out of a station. But after injuring her hand and knee m the struggle, she released the drunk who fell between
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    Monument for Smuts
    129 3 LONDON. Mon. ALL sections of the House of Commons have supported a proposal to ask the Queen to give directions that a monument be erected to the late Gen. Jan Christian Smuts ot South Africa. The Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, who moved the resolution, spoke of Gen.
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    BUCKLEY
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    SPECTACULAR FIRE
    24 3 A spectacular fire swept through a milling company plant m Abilene,. Kansas, early causing damages estimated at between USS7SO,OOD to US$l,OOO,OOO A.P.
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    '541ft. from Everest's peak' claim reported
    215 3 LONDON Mon. LEADERS of British expeditions which have attempted to climb to the summit of Mount Everest are enthusiastic m their praise for the Swiss mountaineers who are reported as claiming they reached a point only 541 ft. below the peak. The claim said
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    SHE WANTS TO WED MAIS WHO TRICKED HER
    262 3 LONDON, Monday. A WOMAN who gave a man £75 to buy an engagement ring on their first evening out together told the Recorder at Croydon Quarter Sessions that she was prepared to marry him when he had made good. The man, John
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    CLOCK SAiD NINE BUT THE MAID SLEPT ON
    252 3 CLOCK SAiD NINE BUT THE MAID SLEPT ON Wften does a day begin? LONDON, Monday. JUDGE Bensley Wells said at Marylebone County Court: "I may be old-fashioned, but if a domestic servant has a day off it does not mean sho need not obey an order on that day. "Unless
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    IMPERSONATOR
    17 3 SUSAN HAYWARD, who portrays the American singer, Jane Froman m "With a Sons m my Heart."
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    FREE ENTRY
    33 3 Efforts to obtain relaxation of the restrictions on entry of Chinese nationals from Formosa to the Philippines will be renewed soon, Mr. Manuel Adeva. Philippine minister to Taiwan, has revealed. —UP,
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    JETS COLLIDE
    20 3 Two French air force jet planes collided m the air and crashed near Chalon-Sur-Marine, killing both, picts.— Reuter
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    Hand
    246 3 J. G. Rip. has about three tunas ai many master points as are necessary to qualify him as a Life Master. Ttiis hand, one of his favourites, illustrates th? kind of technique that won hin. many tournament point*, although this was a rubber bridge deal where the points accrued
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    Jap policemen have howitzer
    42 3 Jap policemen have howitzer- The Japanese State Minister, Mr. Takeo Ohashi, has revealed for the first time the Japanese National Police Reserve has howitz Mr. Ohashi also said the 1 National Police Reserve is planning to have about 100 '^nnaissanro A. P.
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      110 3 kadio SINGAPORE I Songs ot p.m. Jack News: 1.45 I m Signal Malay: 617 IIS Composer Pr f D. C. CommisMalaya At Your RsMagazine Carpet. R.BC. Summary: .y— A r.er cords. 5] li :?hes; 6.00 ie 1 Dd his 1 cashire v. by R -■ccrid d S 0 m the
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, June 30 1952. Enter Mr. Cromyko
    501 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, June 30 1952. Enter Mr. Cromyko are touchy un both sides of the Atlantic after the mas^ raid on Yalu Rivt r power plants carried out by American plant s m the name of the United Nations. In h Mr. Eden'a exhis no: coned before
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    Piccadilly, the Centre of the World
    855 4  - Piccadilly, the Centre of the World A THOMPSON INSPITE OF AMERICAN CLAIMS FOR 42nd STREET, NEW YORK, THE STATUE OF ERGS IN LONDON'S PICCADILLY IS SfILL THE MOST LIKELY PLACE TO MEET A DUKE, RUTH DRAPER, OR A COUSIN FROM M AND ALA Y. S3 SAYS THIS VISITOR. By THE
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    'This Law Is Foolish'
    137 4 'This Law Is Foolish SEEM to remember that some time ago you drew attention to a campaign being conducted m Singapore to enforce the law that no one must drink publicly after midnight. You may be interested m the following editorial from the London Daily Express which, while it acknowledges
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    New Bid For Atlantic Blue Riband
    576 4 New Bid For Atlantic Blue Riband DV July 8 the latest addition to Transatlantic passenger shipping, the super-liner United States, of the United States Lines, may have taken the coveted Blue Riband of the Atlantic from the Cunarder Queen Mary. But that is by no means certain. The United States
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    SirCheng-lock..what does it mean?
    468 4 SirCheng-lock..what does it mean? LETTER TO THEEDITOR AS a European with J. considerable in(i terest m this country but only about four (l years residence, I find considerable difficulty m following the political evolutions and mental gymnastics of Sir Cheng-lock Tan 11 and the Malayan 11 Chinese Associaton. I should
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    Ridgwayin 'Fantastic' Flight
    236 4 Ridgwayin 'Fantastic Flight PLANE MtSS£D MIDWAY ISLAM QENERAL Matthew Ritiev. jo Supremo Co last month cam: 15 minutes of 2 landing and death m the :se of tl Ocean. The air, the Gt neral ho:: his Far I mand landed ft! lulu, H; petrol ior 01. minuit tank- a m<
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    Elizabeth II Stamps soon
    687 4 TWO of the maia talking points m the Services at the moment are: will the Queen assume the highest military rank, and will the Duke of Edinburgh be promoted m the Royal Navy. When a king accedes to the throne h e automatically assumes the highest
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    FED. GOVT. WILL AID SPORE ASSN TO FIGHT PRICES
    243 5 FED. GOVT. WILL AID SPORE ASSN TO FIGHT PRICES Co-op growing plan ronrD 4rr, irfcXT r, Free Press sta Reporter JhDhKAIIO.N Government will assist Singapore Consumers' Association m its fight against soaring food prices m the Colony, the association s president, Mrs. Robert Eu, said yesterday. She told the Free
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    Colony squatters to form association
    36 5 Colony squatters to form association Prrss Slmtt Reporter ::s m the s will shortly; nation callre Squatl s n r dress rative marr their proi ik the to the d they cultir.ave apLegislative ra to sup-
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    Traders will get help
    17 5 J* Exid do -flde :s to b Yew asthe asat an that r
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    Students to confer
    37 5 L will the student Chinese be held Chung Hwa Road annual EM i:e!d. aiß r\im PORT DICKSON. Mon J n Dm s dent D Recreate C. \a given a diniHd friends. 'rict on ■*>: month.
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    LABOUR HAS 'GREAT' FAITH IN NEW PARTY
    83 5 T the Sing a--1 Pa:t\ yesterday i the Id lay down rdinate the Sett] nem parties Labour Party would also help workers m the Federation to form party branches m places where there was no organised labour movement. Mr. Stevens said that some
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    City will discuss four resolutions
    263 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Councillors are expected to give very careful consideration to the motion for a fully elected Council which will be introduced at today's meeting by Mr E. V. Davies (Labour North). Mr. Davies said yesterday hat he would go ahead
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    TRANSFERRED
    42 5 TAIPING, Mon.— Mr. Urn Wan Seng, financial clerk at the District Office, Taiping. has been transferred to the Selangor Secretariat in Kuala Lumpur. His place here ha* been taken by Mr. Choo Sin Hoye of the Town Board. Larut and Matang.
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    Study gifts planned
    112 5 PENANG. Mon. IN appreciation of the work of the Christian Brothers and Cay teachers of st Xavier's Institution, the Old Boys have started a centenary scholarship fund to send deserving students for higher studies m Britain. This was announced ty Mr. Cheah Seng Khim. president of the
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    HE DESERTED FROM POLICE
    45 5 TELUK ANSON. Men.— Chuah Eng Cheong, a special constable, was fined $150 or three months' imprisonment when he was found guilty m the Teluk Anson Court of deserting from the Police Force. Chuah absconded from the Teluk Anson police on May
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    Drive for recruits a record
    192 5 Drive for recruits a record MALACCA, Mon. CHINESE inhabitants of this v country will no their duty to Malaya even though they are denied full political rights and are sometimes discriminated against m politics, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, Malacca MCA. secretary, said on Saturday. He was speaking at a dinner
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    MALAYS HARD PRESSED' SAYS UMNO CHIEF
    192 5 MALAYS HARD PRESSED' SAYS UMNO CHIEF PENANG. Mon. TUNGKU Abdul Rahman, I president of UMNO, said yesterday, that without a \t3lay Government, Malays m Penang are being hard pressed by foreigners." Addressing Penane UMNOs annual assembly, he urged Malays to be more tradeconscious. "I realise that here m this island
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    They celebrate RASC week
    55 5 FIVE HI'NDRTD 8.0.R.s AND M.O.R.S and their officers took part m yesterday's march-past at Punjab Square m Nee Soon. Singapore, to commemorate Royal Army Service Corps Week. A Malay company m national attire returning; the salute of Brigadier \V. G. Roe, Director of Supplies and Transport.
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    'Be international minded,' Cheng-lock tells Malayans
    172 5 Free Press Staff Reporter IR Cheng-lock Tan said at a dinner on Saturday: "In order to take on the responsibilities of self-government, we must become international minded." The dinner was held In honour of Sir Clir lock by the Singapore Liberty Musical I Dramatic
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    AIDS SATA
    51 5 SING t^ORE Chinese Ladies' Association is organising a charity show m aid of SATA and the British Red Cross Handicapped and Disabled Children's Home. The show, "Redezvous with Eve,'' is scheduled to take place on Aug. 15 and 16. Mrs. Lim Khoo Teck, above, is one of the
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    Red attempt to stop water to mine
    90 5 IPOH, Mon. STUFFING shruos and timber into the pip at the Gopeng Consolid. Tin Mine on Thursday morning, bandits made an attempt to sabotage the water supply to the mine but a subsidary supply was utilised. The main 45-inch pipeline, one of the
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    CHINESE PLAY
    29 5 The Singapore Hua Lam Dramatic Association will stage a Peking drama, m aid of the Colony's Chinese V.M.C.A. boiildine fund at the Majestic Theatre on July 16.
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    BLACKOUT SCHEDULE
    154 5 liable to load shedding tonight are: Jalan Pekan. Jalan Sultan. Beach Rd.. Alhambra. Raffles. Sambawa Rd.. Boon Tat Rd.. Aljunied Rd.. Sim's Arenue, Paya Lebar Pump, Joo Chiat Flare. Jalan Yafin. Jalan Tunes, Cambridge Rd.. Rangoon Rd.. Towner Rd., Serangoon Rd.. Sennett Estate, Kolam Aver Rd.. McPherm>d Rd.,
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    MEDAL GOLF
    62 6 Results of the Island Club's monthly medal gclf tournament played yesterday were. A. R. Bromley-Davenport won the "A" divsion championship with 423 j points, and X i Goldsmith won the "B" division I championship with 37 J 8 points. The mixed foursome was wen I by Mrs. E.
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    DISCUS THROW FOR WOMEN
    55 6 Ti.ie Singapore Amateur AthleAssociation will introduce a new event for women throwing the discus at this year's championships, to oe held at Jalan Besar stadium on July 18 and 19. Entry forms can be obtained from Mr. E. Purcell at Shell House or 8. Wcolerton Park.
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    LATE STAND SAVES JOHORE XI
    351 6 Cantrell and Allport shine SINGAPORE failed to beat the clock and consequently Johore m their inter-State cricket friendly on the Singapore padang over the week-end. The game was drawn. Singapore's stumbling block was, quite aptly, Johore's skipper, Allport. Johore succumbed m their first knock to
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    FAULTY INDIAN FIELDING
    264 6 S advantage of fault; x fielding by the Indians, Lan hue totalled 363 on the firs v of the ma ten ia Manchste with the tourists. A feature of the match was i j j fine forceful innings by Nige Howard. Lancashire captain, Whi led the last
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    RAPC fourth in Junior League
    446 6 p H.Q. have improved their record but not their position at the bottom of the Singapore United Services Football Association Senior League as a result of their two-one victory over G.H.Q. Signal Regiment at Tanglin last week. Having now won two matches and lost their
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    5ft. 8¾ in. JUMP BY SCHOOLBOY
    109 6 5 ft. 8¾ in. JUMP BY SCHOOLBOY "CMVE school records v.ei-.y broken at the 28th annual athletic sports of St Cspor-res Institution held m Taip;ng on Saturday. Cyril Pereira created records m the high jump and pole vault with clearances of sft. 8\ 4 in and 10ft. 4in. respectively. This
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    THE DRAW
    41 6 •Rie draw for the quarur-imml* of Uie SAFA Challenge Cup, made last night. Is: Chinese Athletic v. A.A.A.; Royal Nary v. S.C.C; PuUu Branl or RAP (Seletar) v. 223 BOD Rorer* or Pathul Karib v. Tigers or Katong Sajarah.
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    HERITOR BEATS WHOLE FIELD IN RUN HOME
    822 6 HERITOR BEA TS WHOLE FIELD IN RUN HOME HOW THEY RAN AT IPOH ON SATURDAY By ALLAN LEWIS HERITOR put up rather a good performance to win ihe i>rin<i nal Ipoh on Saturday, concluding day of the Perak Turf Clu! s JunVv Heritor who was last as the field approached
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    Horses back from Camerons
    104 6 I after Cameron (2-5-52 dan (10-5- Gesture -52' \T c \MLRO\> The f< at Camei or Cwr > Allan Arlir Luciier. Munlee >• fOLULADS >i|V In a fnendh day^G-H^ lads 2-1. Al! Sj m the second *k- both GH.Q coals A g samy scored •he last
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    Rajas routed: Parle nets 3
    371 6 8.0.D 4; Kota Raja 0 OPPORTUNIST Parle flanked by Liddle and stole the show when 223 8.0.D. routed Kota Raja m yesterday's Singapore Amateur F.A. Senior Cup tie at Jalan Besar Stadium. Parle scored a hat-trick. After a poor start B.OJD. clearly established themselves as
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      228 6 MSndrdiCß Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya P^S^ 7 LSILKHAT?MANORAKE!\ I SAVE YOUR I Q fjStl~ I I DON*T KNOW WHERE TO LOOK FOR. \\^JRS\W^l r-TA HE'S RI6HT ABOVE M\ SHOES, LADY, fI J \^%A* NARDA NEXT. I'VE STILL GOT A SOME GUY IN A I\^ V=i-> Wll^
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    BOXING: LET'S HAVE RIGHTMEN
    284 7 BOXING: LET'S HAVE RIGHTMEN Officials must know jobs Free Press Boxing Reporter rr HI Pa\e Sands v. Isimeli Radrodro fight is I, The battle is scheduled for July 18 at ipore's Happy World Stadium. But, there i< one thins I'd like to see on that night gSciab uno really w
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    FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART...
    113 7 TER WILSON TR the Preven- to Sau-ages> day. minding so hrfpme. >ne any harm. to enterand clever. entertainment. none** 1 jt'ned to write d anyE ps >m I '-war ribe Dk the xii post-wax I clearly -d boy 1 --re t gOfaD n this
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    INDIANS WIN AT HOCKEY
    35 7 INDIANS WIN AT HOCKEY field h to c at l P. LOSE SOCCER i two m Copenhagen *•> IHDRAI withe O'\ l>. FRANCS I \embcurg. filth lap France bicycle 'rom Roubaix. France, to er a distance
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    SINGAPORE WIN BY AN INNINGS
    201 7 SINGAPORE WIN BY AN INNINGS 'yi ALACCA found Singapore A too much of an undertaking and went down by an innings and 20 runs m their inter-State cricket match concluded at Malacca yesterday. Singapore, who had not fared too well up to the time stumps were drawn on Saturday, were
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    County scores
    148 7 y's County cricket ■cores: M.ddlsex I Hampshire (Lords): *3 «Gray 110. Hill 78) I for no wicket. >i;rrey v Oxford I'niversity (Gulldford): Oxford U. 146 Bush 5? no.. Leader 5-41^. Surrey 130 for on? <E Beds^r 96 r. o somerset t Leicestershire (Both): Leicester 260 for seven (Tonrokta
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    POSTPONED
    32 7 The ?-n>i">i E 'r>n W ->n" Shield crirket fixture b?»we°M ttie old j boys of S\ Andrews School and 1 R'ffles Institution at RI. ground •rsterday was postponed c'u? to rain.
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    ICE HOCKEY
    13 7 Y«*f-r!n*''* results m ice hoe- 'r»v m»r»- Vtrimt tt TVnmark ft!
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    FANNY SETS A NEW 100-M. RECORD
    159 7 FANNY SETS A NEW 100-M. RECORD MRS. FANNY BlankersKoen, Dutch holder of four Olympic sold medals, broke the women's 100 metres world record during the Dutch athletic championships m Rotterdam yesterday, with a time of 11.4 sec. The previous record was 11.5 sec. held by Mrs. Blankers-Koen (made at Amsterdam
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    JUDO IN JAIL
    43 7 JU DO IN JAIL /^NE way cl g°tung into prison. Apply to JAMES J. LEE co HM Prison. Aberde n In the monthly magazine The Judoka he invites any exponent of judo to practice with the Aberce n Prison Offic is" Judo Club.
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    Easy win for Jin Eong
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    107 7 ENRICO Lorenietti (Italy won tli e 250 ec event, of the Netherlands motorcycling Grand Prix on Saturday on a Guzzi. His team mate. Bruncr Ruffo. was three yards behind second. It was the fir.st of four events to be held on the .sunbaked Drem? Circuit,
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    111 7 ATESI pa-mo? s in the Malaya Cup competition are: NORTH P W D L P A PtS Perak 2 2 5 1 4 Penang 2 2 7 3 4 Selangor 2-***** Comb. S'vices 2-***** Kedah 1 1 2 3 0 Pahang 1 1 0 3 0 KOITH
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    25 7 B*rc"'on« defeated N c 1-0 i* l thr> fi"->i soccer rtiach for ih" I .tin Piiotl^ili Cup In Paiia laat night A.P.
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    44 7 ERNEI Durando. (158 Mb) Bayonne, N.J., outooinUd Norman Hayes, < 1601 b» Boston, over ten rounds In New York on S?'urday rieht. Nat Jackson. (133' 4 lb) New Or'eans, s opp°d Glenn Bruc (1401 b) New Orleans, m four rounds «t New Orleam.
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    433 8 TAFT-IKE FIGHT IS HEARING CLIMAX NEW YORK, Monday. qpHE BITTER POLITICAL BATTLE between Gen. Dwight Eisenhower and Senator Robert Taft for th? Republican presidential nomination entered its la-t crucial phase yesterday. It will reach its climax next week when the R publican National Convention opens m Chicago on Juiv 7
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    282 8 'Great advances in atom arms WASHINGTON, Monday. lIINTS of major developments m the U.S. m the 1 field of atomic energy have eased the shock of jolting new estimates of Soviet atomic and air power. Optimism stemmed from a White House visit on Friday of the nations top atomic experts.
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    68 8 Anti-semitism is today on the increase m many of the 90 countries which have Jewish communities. Dr. Ncah Barou, European cxc- cutiye chairman of the World Jewish Congress, told the organisation's European conference m London yesterday. Dr. Barou said that the cold war and increasing conflicts m
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    32 8 Protests will be made m the Colombian Congress at Bogata against a Government order that all newspapers must submit copies for approval by the censor seven hours before rmhliration.- Reuter
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    49 8 ROME. Mon. TB£ Repubi.c ot San Marino has appealed iii Latin to Queen Elizabeth against an offer of a £26.000 "bfpgar's pittance" from Britain to settle claims for war damage by the R.A.F. San Marino is a 38--square-mile republic on the Adriatic coist of Italy.
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    39 8 Pan- American highway Guatemala has entered into a four million dollar contract with Mexico for the completion of the Pan-Ameri-can highway which will provide a road link from the United States border to a.l five central American reDublics. Reuter
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    1,000 CONVICTS SAT FOR DINNER NAKED
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    527 8 Mama's return call sets beauty a problem WORLD MAY IOT SEE MISS t LONG BEACH, California, Monday. "HPHE most beautiful woman m the world*', dizzy with glamour and acclaim, found herself caught yesterday between a Cinderella dream of film fame and fortune and a mother who says come home. Armi
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    32 8 Germ war test in U.K. THE British a 1 yesterday th and engineers areout secret germ wai of Scotland. The Admiralty r^^^ m Campbeh: confirmed i search on warfare" v I U.P.
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