The Singapore Free Press, 5 July 1952

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA v SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    EGYPT PLANS NEW TALKS
    362 1 Premier to see U.K. envoy early next week ALEXANDRIA, Saturday. gGYPT'S NEW PRIME MINISTER, Hussein Sirry Pasha, is planning early talks with the British Embassy for a settlement of the Anglo* Egyptian dispute. A British fcmbassy spokesman said yesterday, "Tru- British side expects the new Egyptian
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    S. Africa bans Scots girl
    116 1 S. Africa bans Scots girl c \F* TOWN. Sat. 'mUCRATION authorities told a 2§-year-M to keep out of i and refused v illoH her to spend a sixgggtlM holiday with a etliured P*n friend. Miss fcuphemia Stenhousemuir, near Falkirk, was declared a prohibited immigrant *mA Jut aboard the Athlone leaves
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    BID TO HALVE THE QUEEN'S INCOME
    40 1 ra of need :-.ake a Q ieen'l pro::early half. also demand Bdint annuity of id of the Mr. James j Mr. Emrys leftwtragm, even amendCivil List prog State paywhich will the House of Wednesday,
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    FELD FROM REDS
    12 1 0 East Germans Berlin m June than the Reuter
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    CRASHING JET KILLS RIDERS
    49 1 A 55-year-old couple, riding a tandem bicycle along a main road near Ghent, Belgium- were cut to pieces by a crashing American Thunderjet fighter. The pilot was also killed. The Belgian victims were identified by their daughter from a piece of the mothers dress.- Reuter
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    Court martial for hero
    85 1 HANOVER, Sat. Sr RfcCY yesterday surrounded the court mailial of Lieut Col. James Michael Calvert, wartime Chindit hero, which is to begin here on Monday Col. Calvert till his arrest a few weeks ago. was commander of the Royal Engineers at Soltau. British zone. He is
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    3 held in opium raid in S'pore
    70 1 3 held in opium raid in S 'pore Free Press Staff Reporter THREE people were arrested and 38 leaf packets of j chandu were seizes when I Singapore Customs officers raided two opium-smoking dens yesterday. The raiding parties also seized nine chandu pipes and six lamps. Singapore has about 2.000
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    MORE BLACKOUTS WARNING
    181 1 Free Press Staff Reporter THERE is a possibility that the blackouts m Singapore may increase as time goes on, warned Mr J. M. Jumabhoy, a City Councillor and member of the Special Electricity Committee of the Council, this morning. He said that this could be expected because
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    Seamen rescued
    33 1 An Aden airways plane has rescued 34 British seamen stranded m the desert near Bandar Cassim since the 7,142-ton London ship Mavis Hill was wrecked last week on the Somalia coast.
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    NOW RUSSIA CLAIMS FIRST JET
    123 1 LONDON, Sat. RUSSIA yesterday claimed to have flown the world's first jet plane m 1940. Soviet engineers had developed practically the theory of the jet engine first discovered by a Russian scientist, Moscow Radio said. (The first flight of a British jet aircraft, the Glostei
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    FILIPINOS CELEBRATE
    52 1 picture. THIS GROUP pf happy Filipino women were among many that attended the Philippines Independence Day ball m national costume, at the Raffles Hotel yesterday. From left to right ,are: Mrs. P. G. Peralta, Mrs. Amy Navarro, Mrs. B. de Raquiza, Mrs. S. Balon and Mrs. Clara Anciano.
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    U.S. liner beating record so far
    363 1 ABOARD THE S.S. UNITED STATES, AT SEA, Saturday. THE liner, United States made an average speed of 34.11 knots on her first day out from New York against the 31.13 knots of the Queen Mary on her Blue Riband run m 1928. It is
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    47 1 picture. A WINNER'S smile from Sgt. McCarthy of R.E.M.E. Base Workshops. With a top score of 345, he won the open individual championship at yesterday's rifle meeting organised by Singapore Base District. Sgt. McCarthy received his prizes from the G.O.C. Maj.-Gen. A. G. OCarroll Scott. Free Press
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    Malekzadeh is best
    39 1 PROVIDED there is no more rain, the going at Bukit Timah this afternoon should be good. Allan Lewis' best bets are Proctor, Malekzadeh and Cinder's Prince. Best longshot: Birthday Gift. Trespasser's double is Malekzadeh and Winagain
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    FREE FIGHT BREAKS UP STRIKE RALLY
    107 1 LONDON, Sat. FIGHTING broke out at a mass meeting of Ford Motor Company strikers at Dagenham Essex, yesterday. Police had to intervene after some of the 10,000 present shouted. "Let's return to work and negotiate." Their leaders had told them that they could not
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    Knife man by his bed
    78 1 AN INDONESIAN lorrydriver, living m Thomson Road, Singapore, saw the figure of man standing beside his bed and holding a long knife, when he woke up at 3.30 a.m. yesterday morning. The driver shouted for help and his wife joined him. The figure then ran
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    Schoolboy is knocked down
    63 1 A CHINESE boy on his way to school was knocked down by a car at the tenth mile Upper Thomson Road, Singapore, this morning. He was taken to hospital. Two cars were involved m a crash m an ill-lit area of Penang Lane early this morning.
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    C.G. tells Japs S.E. Asia still remembers
    217 1 C .G. tells Japs S.E. Asia still remembers TOKYO, Saturday. A GROUP of Japan's top-ranking: business leaders have asked Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Commis-sioner-General for South -East Asia, for help m their Asiatic trade plans and received his famous •diplomatic treatment*'. The Japanese conferred for one and-a-half hours with Mr.
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    MacA MAY BE TAFT'S NUMBER 2
    115 1 WASHINGTON. Sot. SENATOR Robert A Taft said last night he had been told that General Doug las Mac Arthur "would not reject" a proposal to be the vice-presidential nominee. Senator Taft was asked by reporters whether there wa anything new regarding tal of a
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    Atom ship on her way
    59 1 CAPETOWN, Sat. THE aircraft carrier Campania, carrying Britain i first atomic bomb to Australia for a test, arrived yesterday at Simonstown. British naval base near here. She is being escorted to Monte Bello islands off western Australia by the frigate Plym. Stringent security measures were
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    Economic meet by C'wealth
    59 1 OTTAWA, Sat. THE Canadian Prime Minisx ter, Mr. Louis St. Laurent, said m the House of Commons yesterday that Canada was preparing for an early Commonwealth economic conference. He emphasised that Canada was not taking the initiative, but suggested that other Commonwealth countries woul? fc? calling
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  • Saturday CHILDREN'S PAGE
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      Our Pen Pals' Column is Free
      804 2 but some are not t \UR Pen Pals' Club is not a very big affair. It has some hundreds of members m Singapore and the Federation plus a few m the United States and Britain. That is all. Still it is a happy little
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      Rupert's Spring Adventure-1
      114 2 ttm morning m Spring, Rupert has set off for a brisk trot m the sunshine. "What a topping day!** he thinks. Why aren't all my pals here too? Hallo, there's a ■f smoke over there. That means that somebody chat they are doing. Surely they can't be
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      Junior Contest
      68 2 HTHIS week, I have another painting contest tor yoj. When you have painted this picture send it m to Children's Page, Singapore Free Press, Cecil Street, to arrive not later than Wednesday next. There are four prizes of $5 (one each to a boy and girl up to
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      ARRAS, VICTIM OF MANY TERRIBLE WARS
      537 2 Cities ot the World— 4 LIKE so many of the historic towns of north-eastern France, Arras was blown to ruins m the First World War. For four years it was scarcely ever out of range of the roaring guns, and of the 5.000 buildings
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      He Can't Jilt Four Ton Dixie
      436 2 He Can 't Jilt Four Ton Dixie r FHREE proud men and a jealous elephant, who have helped to make 500-acre Whipsnade the only "natural zoo of its kind m the world, are helping to prepare it for a "coming of age" celebration next week. All have been working there
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      Onward the "Onslaught"
      347 2  - Onward the "Onslaught" SEAFARER m AN the fourteenth day from Sierra Leone we sighted the Cape of Good Hope. Coming up at dawn with fast wind after lying idle for days, we saw the great sugar loaf mountain that dwarfs the Dutch station below it on the coast. The mountain
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      CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
      149 2 JIM Manderiy the hero of this tale, left his heme m Plymouth, went to London and joined the "Onslaught" as ft cabin boy. The "Onslaught," on a voyage of discovery to the Eastern -Seas called at Sierra Leone on the West (oast of Africa for fresh
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      96 2 JUNIOR CROSSWORD ■F* I hH U i 1_^ CLUES ACROSS 5. Character m "As You Like It." 6; First word m the name of the highest mountain m the British Isles. 7. You should of yours to a lady standing m a bus. 8. Father duck. 10. ftad co: food.
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    BEAUTY KIDNAPPED FOR DESERT LOVE NEST
    463 3 BEAUTY KIDNAPPED FOR DESERT LOVE NEST THERF-S DELHI Saturda y T^LhhLL" n f war B in on ln the desert Inr chaSJS °L lndla with e u «h thrillfilm wrHer SC the e Vy ot any Hollywood famous t riLn^ er entS K? ampai 8 n a g ains India's
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    Pacific copra faces threat
    42 3 N V S t\ :i ritalexU y and foodIslands off m certain M urgent ac*e a^ein^ to reports to Lflc Commis- Council a to begin a >pra resources lew no other a>:be an." i production indard Reuter AAP
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    LOCUST FIGHT
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    BUCKLEY
    10 3 "GOT ONE ON HOW TO GET OUT OF THCASMYr
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    BERGMAN: PIA IS LOST TO ME
    53 3 BERGMAN: PIA IS LOST TO ME Ingrid Bergman said m Rome is convinced tha: her first -born daughter, Pia Lindstrom. "is lost to me this summer.'* A Los Angeles court last month refused the actress permission to have Pia visit her m Italy for six weeks. She is appealing against
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    EXPULSION CANCELLED
    37 3 EXPULSION CANCELLED The French authorities have cancelled :n expulsion crder against Mr. Inayat Khan. Paris correspondent of tne Karachi newspaper Dawn. The British Embassy m made a high-level to the French ism Ministry m his be- Reuter
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    COTTON PRICES
    32 3 The British Government desire for an agreement with other countries on the price of cotton was expressed m :he H?use of Commons lii Harry Mackescn.. Secretary for overseas Trade.- Reuter
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    SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER
    25 3 JUNE HAVER, 20th Century- Fox player, strikes a saucy pose ir this still from her new picture, "The Girl Next Door."
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    New resolution covers bare knee
    195 3 GLASGOW, Saturday. A SCOTTISH Games Committee has decided that rm kilts to be worn by girl dancers at the Deeside Highland Gathering on September 3 must cover tf)e knees. The Aboyne Games Committee say that they want to i end the practice of girl danc-
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    8 KILLED IN BUS CRASH
    33 3 Eight people were killed and 20 others injured when a Winnipeg -bound bus crashed into the rear of a semi-trailer transport truck about 14 miles south of Winnipeg.
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    CHURCH WITH BOY MEETS GIRL DEPT.
    207 3 MIDDLESBROUGH, Sat. pROGRESS was reported j here m this city's goodj girl versus bad -girl competition for the favour of sailors. The nice girls are going strong, it was said by the Rev. Cyril Kettle, 35-year-old chaplain of the Mission of Seamen. The improper
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    Acheson makes a promise
    41 3 United States Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, assured the Latin American republics that the United States' new commitments m other parts of the world did not indicate any slackening of interest m Western hemisphere solidarity- Reuter
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    FIRED ON
    26 3 An Israeli military spokesman said thai two Egyptian planes fired on two Israeli fishing vessels seven miles off the coast, around El Arish, Reuter
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    Pre-emptive Bids
    730 3 rpiME was when a good player x could sit back and pick up several thousand points a ss.-sion from hi s opponents' errors, all he had to do, therefore, was play straight down the middle himself. Today, the constantly increasing skUl of all bridge players cqu.r s that
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    Bright idea from Texas
    122 3 LONDON Sat. A TEXAN technique for boosting rice crbffe may be adopted by British farm>* er s to increase grain harv*st§ this year. Dr. E. Holmes, technical head of Fernhurst Research Station. Sussex, watched researchers m Texas last year >praying rice grain with a desiccating chemical.
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      304 3 Radio SINGAPORE 10 05 House .130 New Records; His Orch.; v am of Harmony; 615 Children; 1 mmwnt Choice. Emergency; t \fuak m the Mo- A Laugh; 9 33 :~>nde»rous with th« M Rhythm on BBC. tne Summary; and Sem- you the c asked to Ige TalkR 6 30 45
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      455 3 YOUR LUCKY STAR IJORN today. you are a if any moss! strict individualist. You Your sharply analytical were not made to conform mind usually gets to the and unless you are promul- heart of a p oblem quickly gating a new idea, you can't and ofYer s a isible and
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. July 5. 1952. A tip to Govt.
    304 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. July 5. 1952. A tip to Govt. VIE do not know if the T? Free Press Race Form Guide is read m Empress Place. If it is not, we suggest that a study of it this weekend would reward the Singapore Government's attention. ;e. which
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    On the record
    271 4 ll, r E are used to the distressff ing stories of people who return from Moscow with accounts of microphones hidden m their rooms so that the Red rulers of. that enslaved land may learn, if not their innermost thoughts, at any rate their unguarded chatter with
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    ISRAEL IN TORMENT
    1019 4 ISRAEL IN TORMENT TEL AVIV. r~DDAY, as for the past fortnight, a line of patient Israelis has been filing past a stack of food crates, empty gin bottles, and sugar sacks which grace the entrance to her Britannic Majesty's Legation m austerity-packed Tel Aviv. Do they come to buy groceries
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    11 4 To the area telephone manager Dear sir, owing to the exorbitant
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    The New Drill
    20 4 Pardon mc, Sergeant, but sandbag filling is j a POLITICAL decision and should be referred to Washington
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    It Seems To Me...
    711 4  -  POLITICO asfdsad ARE you one of those people on whom watches will not go? You know the type "I have too much electricity m my body", Well, the medical profession has been debunking you. There is no such type of human being. You just don't exist!
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    'AGE OF ANARCHY IS ON US'
    648 4 'AGE OF ANARCHY IS ON US' A READER HAS SOME ADVICE FOR xHOSE CITY COUNCILLORS WHO "WALKED OUT" ON THE PRESIDENT DO hope that those among local papers who are not, or who do not think themselves, "too old to learn", will have taken a leaf from your leading article.
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    POMPEII IS RISING FROM ITS RUINS
    216 4 POMPEII IS RISING FROM ITS RUINS FOMPEII. rpHE dead Roman city Aof Pompeii, 1.873 years after its destruction, is growing! Erupting Mount Vesuvius. towering over the Pompeiian plain, 15 miles south of Naples, took a mere three days (m 79 A.D.) to wipe out the great Roman Empire's most luxurious
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  • Free Press Saturday Maqazine
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      Battle for the sidewalk
      741 1  - Battle for the sidewalk PETERSON by RAFFLES ORDAINED THAT I SINGAPORE SHOULD HAVE 1 VERANDAHS. BY 1863 THE I "VERANDAH QUESTION" REACHED I SUCH IMPORTANCE THAT THE I COLONY WAS TORN BETWEEN I TWO FACTIONS. AND THE I CONTROVERSY IS STILL NOT WHOLLY DEAD. n VPORt l>n> ,blv, is as
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      1390 1  - Karl Hubert m A Free Press Saturday short story NOW that time has dimmed the likelihood of serious consequences I am able to reveal the circumstances surrounding the mysterious disappearance of Professor Petrov two years ago. That I hav e not come forward before to put the minds of a
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      The Wind in the Night
      151 1  -  RAE MARCH by YOU'VE HEARD THE WIND sighing on tropical shores On a beautiful day m July; Ringing arid singing a song without words. Riding and guiding the clouds heavenwards, Bowin a the saplings and wheeling the birds Over a bright blue sky. But the
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      IF YOU TALK TO ANIMALS....
      598 1  - IF YOU TALK TO ANIMALS K. S. CHIA by TALKING to animals is an art which, if acquired, will make animals more friendly to you. We learned to talk to animals when we were forced to stay m the country during the Japanese occupation. It opened up a new world
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    The 'Miracle Man' of British Films
    842 2 51k MICHAEL BALCON has been a producer tor j 30 wars. His survival where most hay* failed j is a foot, says MILTON SHULMAN, that has tamed 3 him "a respect usually reserved for those who j have successfully been over Niagara Falls m
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    PITY THE POOR PRODUCER!
    474 2  -  LAN GRANT THIS FILM BUSINESS— 3 TT has for some time been realised that a film stands or falls by its script not the stars. No number of stars can make a financial success out of a bad script m these days of more sophisticated and
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    OUTLINE OF A FRENCH STAR
    19 2 OUTLINE OF A FRENCH STAR Leslie Caron, French dancing star, rests between scenes of her new film, "Glory Alle>
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    It's French-and Outrageous
    475 2  -  IAN GRANT if J ■m f M ii rmai iWU sIJTI —II Mil 111, PLOCHE MERLE (Pavilion) being a French film contains things said and done that no American or British film producer would dare to countenance. For one thing the censors would object; for another no
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    A New Face on her Hands
    361 2  - A New Face on her Hands CECIL WILSON *y TOSE FERRER, the American actor who specialises m ugly disguises, placed his face last week m the hands of a 28-year-old English woman artist. In the film of "Cyrano de Bergerac" he wore a 2\ m. nose. In his next film.
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    HOW STRONG IS U.K. IN THE AIR?
    625 3  -  Rae Corelli by rst flying photograph of the production type Garnet, the Royal Navy's only super -priority atrcra't The Garnet— shown here with two small additional tail fins— is a three-seat carrier-based anti-sub- r aft powered by an Armstrong Siddeley I Double Mamba
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    34 3 photo. Stalin stops m for tea? The man with the uncanny resemblance to the Soviet leader is Stanislav Zienaakiewicz, 45-year-old Polish actor, who portrays Marshal Stalin m the new British, film, "Top Secret."— Reuter
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    Ring comes off when the final decree arrives
    330 3 Ring comes off when the final decree arrives THE question was raised recently m Los Angeles of what divorcees do with their wedding rings when the final decree comes m. In Reno they throw them m the Truckee River. In Los Angeles, according to an informal survey, most of the
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    54 3 photo With the well-known courtesy of London po men. these two constables awe a helping hand to Mr. Clv Sholanke, from Nigeria, on a sight seeina tour oi London. Mr. Sholanke is m Britain to give demonstrations of tribal dancing and witch doctor rites ut the auspices of the British
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    SHARK ARM MURDER REMAINS A MYSTERY
    949 3 FRANK MARGAN recounts one of the most bizarre and horrifying crimes of modern times. pOLICE believe that somewhere off the East Australian const, near Sydney, a battered tin trunk cradles on the ocean floor a grim secret of death, intrigue and macabre sensation. Unlike
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    FIRST WOMAN TO COMPETE FOR SINGAPORE IN OLYMPICS
    521 4  - FIRST WOMAN TO COMPETE FOR SINGAPORE IN OLYMPICS EDIN PETERS EIGHTEEN year old schoolgirl, Teng Pei Wah, Malaya's cham pion woman athlete wlio last year set up new M ilavuii records for the 100 yards, 220 yards and the 80-metres hurdles, is the first woman t > represent Singapore at
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    THE OLYMPIC OATH
    46 4 THE OLYMPIC OATH "WE swear that we will take part m the Olympic Games m loyal competition, respecting the regulations which govern them and desirous of participating m them m the true spirit of sportsmanship for the honour of our country and the glory of sport
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    FLASHBACK TO 1948
    54 4 >;ig 6.000 m the parade of athletes from 58 nations at Wembley Stadium London la hinh |m»«r. Lloyd Valberg Singapore's orVy entrant m the 1948 Olympic Games, drying m™ Ma m Font of Lloud U Mr. Jnce'yn de Souza. This year Singapore is sending five competitors te
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    Helsinki, here we come!
    563 4 THE feet of our eight-man contingent will not raise much dust m the Olympic Games parade of athletes at Helsinki, Finland, on July 19. Singapore's team consisting of five competitors and three officials will be oue of the smallest on view. And yet our hopes are
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    Neo is rarin' to go
    647 4  -  CHARLES BRYCE By fTHE smiling schoolboy who churned his way to fame m New Delhi's Asian Games swimming pool last year is off to Helsinki. What fate has m store for Neo Chwee Kok wont be known until the end of this month, when Singapore's
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    SAW PAX IN IRELAND
    249 4 THONG SAW PAX, an- other member of the Singapore team, is m Dublin, Ireland, and will make the trip from there. Mr. Ho Peng Khoen, Malaya's "strongest man" who is a close friend of Saw Pak. told me that he ranks him to finish among the
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    483 4  -  ROGER YUE Says "f|THE one and only Malay who has come anywhere near world class m weightlifting"—that's 31-year-old bantamweight champion Lon bin Mohd. Noor, one of three lifters selected for the Olympic Games. Singapore holds a wide advantage over Britain
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    HIGHER RURAL BOARD REVENUE
    188 5 HIGHER RURAL BOARD REVENUE More property to be taxed Free Press Staff Reporter gINGAPORE Rural Board expects to boost its revenue next year by imposing an assessment rat- on all unauthorised buildings m the rural area. A Rural Board spokesman said to the Freo Press: "Since the beginning of this
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    FOOD CLUB TO START
    41 5 > Muff Reporter I ::ng of TV vre 4-H Club that will y Kir; a: 10 br. C. sen--3 govern- r-e exj chair- lools, be at 4-H clubs m -omised -hell co\oore :..i--e BlrtmOj f r ir •'< subject
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    S.C. gaoled for absence
    22 5 it.— Vi ng Took ted him j s was >on for r Y the ccurt that Penang *hole
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    $400-GIFT TO SATA
    162 5 jLIEMBERS of the Singa--I*l pore Sinhalese Association have given a total of $400 to the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association m memory of the late Prime Minister of Ceylon, Mr. D. S. Senanayake. Donors are: J M Jayupala $60. S. P H rv $=>0 A P Ab-»sekera $25 H
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    Boy Scouts get badges
    119 5 SEREMBAN. Sat. EY)UR Seremban Boy Scouts had their Queen Scouts Badges presented to them at a corroboree last night at the Negri Sembilan Boy Scouts Association headquarters. They were Chen Kwee Fong and Choon Quek Thian of the 3rd Seremban Group. Zainal Abidin bin Sharib of
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    BOYS' HOME GETS $200
    33 5 TAIPING, Fri.— Mr. Jal Manecksha, chairman of the Board of Governors of the Taiplng Boys' Home, has received a donation of $200 from the Government Combined Services Sports Club.
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    AUSTRALIA TO EXHIBIT AT TRADE FAIR
    125 5 Free i'reft* Staff Reporter. AN Australian trade exA hibition will be held m the Happy World for two weeks, commencing August. The Australian pavilion will be almost 3,000 sq. feet, m area and space Will be available to Singapore importer? of Australian products for
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    MARINE PARADE REPAIR SOON
    162 5 Free Press Staff Reporter WITH the confirmation by the Singapore City Council of the scheme to develop Marine Parade as a seaside promenade, work is due to begin soon on the repair of the seawall. A City Councillor said yesterday that the three Council committees which
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    Trespass charge
    42 5 MUAR, Sat.— A woman Ng Teng Ngo, aged 33, who was charged with trespass by entering th e house of Sam Jiang Kam at Pagoh. claimed trial. She was allowed bail m $100 and the case postponed to July 21.
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    MY OWN INVENTION SAID THE SULTAN
    46 5 pocture. "Ini own invention," the Sultan of Selangor says as he shows his "home made chicken brooder" to the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, and Mrs. D. C. MacGillivray at the Ist ana. Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday. Free Press
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    Jap doctors have chance here
    184 5 Free Press Staff Reporter rpHERE are a number of Japanese universities whose medical qualifications are recognised by the General Medical Council m Malaya, said Professor A. A. Sandosham, of the University of Malaya, yesterday. Doctors graduated from such universities would be registrable m Singapore, he
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    CD. EXAM PASSES IN PENANG
    138 5 PENANG, Sat. MISS RUBY PERERA topped the list of passes m the basic general civil defence examination held for the fourth cadre of parttime instructors m Penang last week. Three other girls, Miss L. Menon and the Misses Enid and Olive Perera, were amonp, the
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    BLOOD DONORS
    33 5 Twenty members of the Katong Boys' Club m Joo Chiat Road will visit the Singapore General Hospital Blood Transfusion Centre m a fortnight's time to donate a pint of blood each.
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    Blackout schedule
    210 5 CUB-STATIONS liable to load shedding tonight are.* Armenian St. Static, Capitol. Newton 1 2, Chancery Lane. Wayang Satu. Balmoral Rd., Dalvey Rd., Chartered Bank, China Bank, Asia Building, George St. Static, r. Pickering St., I/. Cross St./ Pagoda St.. U. Hokien St., I Pickering St./ Church St.. U.
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    British status: approval tot be quicker
    270 5 British status: approval tot be quicker Free Press Staff Reporter TiHE Singapore Government is trying to speed up approval of applications for naturalisation, a spokesman told the Free Press yesterday. Each case varies, the spokesman said. He added, "The fundamental consideration is whether the applicant has m word and deed
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    Walk-out Councillors will tell Party
    186 5 Free Fress Staff Reporter LABOUR memoers cf tho Singapore City Cornell will report to the parliamentary buard of tne party tomorrow on -events whicn led to their walk-out from the Council meeting last week. The president of the Party, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, said yesterday
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    Gun salute for Sultan
    80 5 ALOR STAR. Sat. 21 -GUN salute will be fired tomorrow to mark the 60th birthday of the Sultan of Kedah. The State will observe a public holiday. A ceremony will be held at Balai Besar starting at 945 a.m. Attending- it will be members of the
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    SINGLES TITLE TO SEDGMAN
    459 6 Little Mo's big chance today FRANK SEDGMAN of Australia nailed down the elusive Wimbledon men's singles title yesterday with surprising ease, filling the last big gap m his collection of the world's major grass court tennis charrrjionships. ne humbled Jaroslav Drobny, the self-exiled Czech, 4—6. 6—2.
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    KRANJI BEAT R.A.P.C. 3-2
    29 6 KRANJI BEAT R.A.P.C. 3-2 ROYAL Naw Kranji beat Royal Army PM Corps by hrei to two m a United Services FA. Junior League match at Kranji ground yess rrd.iy.
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    RAIN CURTAILS SERVICES SOCCER
    45 6 lI'.DESPREAD rain in:er:e:td f\ v: b ih? Services Lt soccer programme yesterday, only two games being played. Matches called off were Senior: G.H.Q. v. RAF Lodgers SIR. v. H.M.S. Terror. Junior: HQ R.A.S.C. V. 443 BAD: R.AS.C. (S) v. RAF >.h.
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    Chadwick gives up after 20 miles
    145 6 Chadwick gives up after 20 miles Even 'TarzaiT couldn't make her carry on STINGING cold currents of the Catalina Channel (California) won out where the English Channel failed as Florence Chadwick was pulled from the water less than a mile from the shore m an attempt to swim the 21-mile
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    Only-goal win for R.A.F. M.U.
    238 6 Maintenance Unit I; G.H.Q. Signals 0. IN a United Services Senior League game made slow through a rain-sodden pitch at Seletar yesterday, both Royal Air Force Maintenance Unit and the visiting G.H.Q. Signal Regiment team played good football. Signals made good use of the offside
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    SAJARAH PUT UP GALLANT FIGHT-BUT LOSE
    212 6 SAJARAH PUT UP GALLANT FIGHT -BUT LOSE T3OVERS Sports Club retained their hold on the Singapore Amateur F.A. Senior League leadership by scoring a two-one win over Katong Sajarah. at Jalan Besar Stadium, yesterday. But all the credit must go to Sajarah who displayed plenty of grit and determination right
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    212 7 \ll\s LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER WOE CANOE~ WIND ISLAND CANOg CANOfi UN -.'.nd* Island Admiral y™ Tahitf Gay Ti« K.nnton Binnion uaiwmy Grcer Galway Grew Binnton |-K«M TOR HOXOIRBRIGHT h5£JJ£!L# PROCTOR PROCTOR Fr^lor H*noorbriffht Miss Coy >i .iMwrbricht R^r Valiant U^l S«n«lream Brigadier
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    TULLOH'S CHOICE FOR THE 4.30
    1747 7  - TULLOH 'S CHOICE FOR THE 4.30 ALLAN LEWIS r.* r sir KDAY rain .44 of an inch ill the track needed to put it m excellent condition for this afternoon's races, first day of the lurf Clubs June meeting. rs three entries for race (Race Six) CI. 1, Div. 1
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    U.S. swim trial
    121 7 CLARKE Scho.es of Michigan equalled the Olympic record of 57.3 sec. as he, Dick Cleveland of Honolulu, and Ron Gora ot Michigan, won places m tne United States 100-metre free sty .a Olympic team yesterday. Wayne Moore and Jimmy McLane of Ysle and Ford Konno of Honolulu
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    Today's acceptors
    1372 7 A CCEPTORS and probable jockeys for todays race* are given below. The Double Tote will be on Races Six and Nine, Th* Big Sweep will be drawn on Race Eight. Millwall and Persian Lord have been scratched from all engagements. 1 700 *l Ra £SJf"~ 2 00: C,aSS
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    GOLDEN LOTUS IN WINNING FORM
    226 7  -  ALLAN LEWIS IU p OLDEN LOTUS (Woods) a stylish English gelding, who carries a lot of condition and Cobro (Spencer), a stylish black English mare, showed winning form on the second track at Bukit Timah this morning, when they disoosed of three m 37 4/5.
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    BIRTHS
    32 8 SCOTT to Pamela wife of John, a dautM^r at the Kandang Kerbau d on July 3rd. '.TOA TO MARJORIE wife rf w O Belton at Bungsar Hoson third July 1952 a
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    DEATH
    39 8 BELOVED wife of Mr Lim Siew T»rg .ne* Tan Chit Neo> oa 3 am. a- No 277 J Chiat Road. She leaves behind he* husband, one daughter, and twr sons Funeral on Sun:*jy 6th. Juiv ar 11 am
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    'AD' FOR HUSBAND ANSWERED
    142 8 'AD' FOR HUSBAND ANSWERED HOLLYWOOD Sat. "rVfP*£>. Anonymous." who ITI advertised two months a?o for a hu?band who could first advance her US$l5,OOO. .ays she has an offer from an Italian student who says his father has $15 million. Mrs. Anonymous said the letter from Marco Mauri. Pitssmk Breacia M.
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    Anti-Malan forces may mobilise to oust govt.
    288 8 Anti-Malan forces may mobilise to oust govt. DURBAN, Saturday. MR. J. G. N. Strauss, leader of the opposition, announced here yesterday that he was meeting: his advisers m a fortnight to discuss mobilisation of all anti-Malan forces m a drive to throw out the government. He said he was convinced
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    ROW OVER EVA PERON'S BOOK
    56 8 A.l the 13 members of the Radical Party of Beanos Aires walked out of a meeting yesterday m the Council Chamber at Beunos Aire* after cne cf them had been ruled out oi orcbr for opposing a bill, making Eva Peron's book the official reading
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    Russia 'using Hitler's methods'
    68 8 The American Ambassador to Brita.n. Mr. Walter S Gifford. warned last night that the Atlantic Pact nations must not allow their natural differences of opinion to endanger the free world's security. Speaking at an Independence Day dinner given by the American Society m London he said
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    COMMAND CHANGE
    43 8 I Air Vice Marshal Harold Vivian SatterJy will command I the Royal Air Force 205 j group i n the Middle-East m platv of Air Vice Marshal i David Atcherly. lost m a Meteor iet Diane early m I June.- A.P.
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    CLAIMS OPPOSED
    30 8 Organisations m Cyprus yesterday jointly cabled Mr. Oliver Lytteltcn, British Colonial Secretary, saying they were more than ever ooposed to claims for union !of Cyprus with Greece Reuter
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    Top heavy with brass
    72 8 LENN R. DAVIS, republican representative for Wisconsin, says a Pentagon "promotion spree" has given the army and air force a total of 765 generals and 7,500 colonels. The total, he said, exceeds that of the last war, although top officers command about a fourth as many
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    M.P.'s strenuous life
    101 8 Sir hi r v rvxr=M. LONDON. Saturday. IR HXGH ONEILL, 69, called "th e Father of the HouV of Commons'' yesterday announced his intention to retire. H e said "the life of an MP supporting a Govern2 f )5 lth a small majority is strenuous almost beyond
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    TRIBUTE IN ICE-CREAM
    65 8 picture. A crowd of eager children and adults admire a hue;e mound of ice cream, made m the form and colours of the Republic of the Philippines, and presented by the Singapore Cold Storage for the children's party held at the Singapore residence of the Consul of
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    Reprimand for naval commander
    117 8 Reprimand for naval commander LONDON. Sat. A COURT MARTIAL at Devonport yesterday found Captain James Robertson, commanding the British cruiser. Cumberland. guWty of hazarding his ship which was grounded off Plymouth on I June 10. He was sentenced to be severely reprimanded. The court found that Captain Robertson had ordered
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    POCKET CARTOON
    33 8  -  OSBERT LANCASTER By PLEASh. Miss Camelhatr. do you Hunk someone else could take over hclpinu the citizens ol tomorrow to an intelligent undcrstandino ot world affairs uftti! otter the U.S. elections
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    MINERS KILLED
    24 8 Six native miners were killed m a rockburst 8,000 feer below surface at the Robinson deep shaft mine near Johannesburg yesterday. A.P.
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    JUDO EXHIBITION
    29 8 Mr. J. R.'Gleeson of England, runner-up m the European Judo championships, is m Singapore. He will give an exhibition at the V.M.C.A.. Orchard Road on Monday evening.
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    SURREY GO TO FRONT AGAIN
    270 8 SURREY gained a good win over Somerset yesterday o be eight pcints ahead of Middlesex m the County cricket championship. Surrey have now won ten of their 13 games and have a to'al of 128 points Middlesex, who went to the top of the table
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