The Singapore Free Press, 14 July 1952

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA tf,gf, SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1952. PRICE FIFTI i:\ I
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    JAPS MAY NOW STAY 3 MONTHS
    110 1 Spore eases gulations »SI Ueporter rnment, which has relaxed of Japanese businessmen >n>, will now permit them to remain noath D Controller. Mr. J. L. J. HaxPl "We will consider applie businessmen who have bona il ruling, only Japanese m d to land m
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    Fortune at stake
    39 1 picture THESE Singapore girls helped to pick the lucky numbers at the M.C.A. $2--*****0 sweep draw at the Happy World Stadium, yesterday.—Picture shows the first priz c number— 242sslB being writtpn nn (h« board.- Free Press
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    $12,000 robbery in S'pore
    40 1 $12,000 robbery in S' pore on ound •vr-n > he saw .ad been enontents of drawers > were littered over n'tons showed that the .ed rhe back wall »«l f'irred open the kitchen door to*Mt w -he a hammer and en the
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    MCA PLAN HAILED
    77 1 INCHE Ahmad Ibrahim, a member of Ihe Singapore Legislative Council. today welcomed the MCA's move to help the Ma. better their economic position by a grant of $500,000. It is up to the Malays to make use of this opportunity and learn something of the know-how of
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    Police guard Red Embassy
    168 1 LONDON, Monday. T*VVO British policemen stood guard at the entrance A of the Russian Embassy yesterday excluding "unauthorised visitors" and apparently checking activities of the Embassy's Second Secretary, Pavel Kuznetsov, who has been ordered to leave the country by next Saturday. Kuznetsov was named m the
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    EVA: DOCTOR'S SECRET MISSION TO ITALY
    154 1 ROME, MonduAN Argentine physician on a secret mission to eonA .sult a Viennese cancer s}3 t on Eva Peron's condition has arrived m North Italy, a South American source reported rday. The informant saifl the emissary landed m Genoa two days ago from Argentina,
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    KILLED BY PROVIDENCE COURT
    102 1 CAIRO. Mon. THE Court of Appeals yesterday ruled that the stottt, which tumbled down the sjreat Pyramid Guizeh killing a student was "an art of providence." 1 ruling quashed a preli n Ti.iry ourt's judi;m nt ordering the Department of Antiquities to pay Vl>.ooo damages to
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    Bastille Day Delebations
    50 1 SIN. 1- -otroaFrench community will ite Bastille Day—Nationoil Day of France— with o cocktail parly at the French Consulate-General's residence evening. Thp French Consui-Gener-\l. Andre Guibaut. m v tiona] Da y message, thanked se who helped to make their '-cultural week' i ends today a great sue-
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    Russia replaces little fox with Gen. Ridgway
    16 1 BERLIN, Mon. Tby the -?nanj/. c East the v
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    REQUEST RENEWED
    13 1 REQ UEST RENEWED it Albania has a d to be admitted v us.
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    NEW CABINET
    19 1 BAGHDAD. Mon. Mustapha El Mari formed Iraq's new non-party cabinet yesterday He will be Premier and A.P
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    LINER IS CERTAIN OFRECORD
    128 1 LINER IS CERTAIN OFRECORD ABOARD THE LINER UNITED STATES. Mon. rE American liner United States raced westward under clear skies last night at a pace that made it admost certain she would add a EastWest record to her Atlantic laurels. A fog that threatened *-o delay the liner lifted £ate
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    Chicago prepares for Democrats
    372 1 'DON'T LOOK BORED,' DELEGATES WARNED CHICAGO, Monday. QN THE HEELS of the departing Republicans, the Democrats moved into Chicago yesterday to oil the machinery for the Democratic national nominating convention, which opens m the International Theatre a week from today. Before the last Republican had left,
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    STAUN IS WAITING HARRIMAN
    176 1 WASHINGTON. Mon. MR. Averell Harriman, eon* •int for the Presidential nomination, warned J terday that if the Republicans win the election and "carried out the policies tii^v are famous for. we willl have that depression that St is just waiting for. and pull the world down
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    REDS REPAIR YALU POWER STATIONS
    86 1 REDS REPAIR YALU POWER STATIONS WASHINGTON. Mon. RECONNAISSANCE reports from Kor<, a that the Communists are attemptina to repair some of the four big Yalu River power stations blasted by more than 500 U.N. bombers. American flghter-bombei pilots were yesterday reported to have destroyed on* 3 Communist radar station guarding
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    Couple robbed in road
    53 1 SINGAPORE Teochew shoemaker. Chu walking home with .nal > I cycii-t < otnini The they •d for the couj: A: handed over, one of the robbers drew out an object, now believed to be a toy pist C'hua and his wife, when threatened, gave the men
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    BURGLARY AT CANTEEN
    47 1 The catering Buperintendent of ihe canteen at Kullang Airport, Sin reported tj the police on Saturday that the premises had been burgled. Cigare 1 drinks and otalling m value $270 were stolen. The burg]ars broke a padlock and cut w;r«- netting covering the r
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    AID FOR TITO
    29 1 U.S Army officials informed Marshal Tito yesterday that Yugoslavia would get more American military aid. including jet planes, tanks, and heavy artillery this year, says A.P
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    Reds hold Jap ship
    50 1 TOKYO. Monday. A JAPANESE fishing b was apparently captured by a Communist Chinese warship about 120 miles northeast of Shanghai early i n Saturday morniri. Kyodo news service reports. The report said the boat n thp R m I to but was I nnn ai A.P
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    EDEN RECOVERS
    7 1 I Anthony Eden, I c
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    EVER TRIED TO TURN A TURTLE?
    511 2 I DON i know how you spent the week-end, but the Family Wicksteed passed most of it m the aquarium of the London Zoo. looking at two tun. (Ch clone ntydaj are called Jack anci J ill. and they are turtl be :her broil
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    49 2 Kven though he's swopped boxing gloves for boots and saddle there's no mistaking the strumming cowboy former world light heavyweight champion Freddie Mills takes part of his keep fit exercise on the horses used m the western stage-ice musical "Ranch m the P v-s running at London's Empress Hall.
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    YOUR LUCKY STAR
    202 2 I»tM;\ u r success h apt to conif ratter late life, for timing youth you are reatleaa. mercurial, and appear to be lacking objectives. Hut fncf >cv have set \our mind on some definite eer, you have the tenacity and will pow-r to achieve excellent reNul.N. Mut.c
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    40 2 The Queen visiting: the British Food Fair at Olympia London. Wearing: a white silk dress with a diagonal pattern m jrrey with a grey hat and white feather ornament, the Queen stops to admire a fine display of Dutch cheeses.
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    Britain in Coronation Year Glory
    746 2 Britain in Coronation Year Glory Sir Gerald Barry, formerly Director-General of the Festival of Britain, reviews the prospects HOW. I am asked, shall Britain celebrate the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II? We shall be wise not to waste time searching for some spectacular new way of celebrating an event rooted
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    America is Getting Fond of Tea
    268 2 T*WO strange facts A about the MaximRobinson fight must interest even those who do not study boxing. The first is that under conditions of tropical heat a white man beat a coloured man. The second is perhaps the reason for the result or so,
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    80 Years of Weather Forecasting
    492 2  -  J. W. TAYLOR By VyHEN the radio set begins to crackle and spoils our listeningin we are apt to become annoyed. To others. however, it is just sweet music. They are the experts of the Meteorological Society receiving weather indications on specially-designed radio direction finders
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    39 2 William C. Fields of New York stand j Uy> trait of Pope Pius XII m Rume, Fields I p^, m? m Italy this year and has had th< prml( of sketching the Pope He completed the p.,rti these sittings
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      36 2 Solntion To Crossword No. 712 Yesterda>s Solution.— Across: l t Good wixhes. 7. Parrot cries 8. Condone 11. Imparts 14. Hand-in-glove. 15. Frightened. Down: 1, Gape 2 Oars 3. Wood carving 4. Second alfhi g Aster
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      109 2 New Crossword No. 713 CLUES ACROSS 1. Where anyone can pay on s footing, so to speak, for an evening's amusement (6, 5). 7. Wail for it! (5) 8. Put on back to from (3. 2). 9. O clean Brave! (anag.) (11).' 12. 'Gitaj'-liolders for motorists (6. 5). 15. Tea
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    YOU CAN'T TURN back THE CLOCK, LAW TOLD
    28 3 YOU CAN'T TURN back THE CLOCK, LAW TOLD tho m a .p.ue :ure" I >::s proj re- unite* finished or > on m a :slahad but such nroof A.P
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    SOVIET RULE MUST END
    14 3 John j that r for- 3 000.000 ne tj A.P
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    OLD SHANGHAI SCHOOL CLOSED
    10 3 Co.hooi. one Jl oorts. I Reuter
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    BIG SUNSPORT
    11 3 •mers I Ms I uneter 50.000 thf earth.— Reuter
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    BUCKLEY
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    G.I.s HELP BRITAIN'S ECONOMY
    92 3 ORK. Q dollars for ecoto Scotch profitable a. the Lonnt of the Wall S.rect journal said. Th? "American GI is scatng dollars across Britain as they have never before been scattered m peacetime." the correspondent said. 'The money Joiin Bull earns from selling goods and services
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    THE GAMBOLS
    5 3  -  Barry Applely -U
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    Tribes put curse on jungleland arsonists
    451 3 Tribes put curse on jungleland arsonists 4 CFRFMOVV i N I° l Belg ,j an Co "SO. Monday. A outbreak «f U Se those r^POnsible for an been"^^ 0 h hrr < ru ts I k I r t s he 0f B t a Vabon(l ha^ T e J
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    BLAST HURLS 3 INTO RIVER
    32 3 The four-yt^r-Gld daugh:he captain cf the Dutch motor ship _nd two crew members were presumed dead r an explosion m the collier hurled them overboard •!> Seine.- Reuter
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    ONE MAN AGAINST UNIONS
    127 3 LONDON. Mon. A BRITISH Government rk tribunal told David Couper 81-year-old Scots newspaDer proprietcr, that he might do well to think again abcut his one-man battle against Britain's trade union For 26 years Thomson, who published daily newspapers, a Scottish Sunday newspaper and many women's magazines
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    CAVE HOUSED BANDIT FORT
    42 3 Indonesian army units have discovered an underground ■banclii fortress" m a huge cave m the mountain district of West Java, according to an ar.ny communique. About 400 men. half of them armed, were hiding m the cay?.- Reuter
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    GREEK BEAUTY IS HOMESICK
    47 3 Daisy Mavraki. 18. of Grete. who as Miss Greece won third place m the Miss Universe contest on June 29 is giving up her ten-dny film career. Too homesick." said the statusque brunette as she announced m Hollywood she was flyine; horre. A.P
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    N. KOREA CLAIM
    44 3 A New Chin^ news agency report received m London claimed that between June 25. 1951. and June* 15 1952. Communis: forces m Korea had 'destroyed or damaged more than 5,900 enemy aircraft and over 900 enemy tanks nr.ti armoured cars."— Reuter
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    £100,000 FOR FUND
    29 3 Britain is to contribute £100,000 to the United Nations Refugee Emergency Fund, it was announced at Geneva the largest contribution the Fund has yet received.- Reuter
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    NEW TOKYO PAPER
    24 3 A new English language daily newspaper, the Tokyo Evening News, will begin publication m the Japanese coital on July 21. A.P
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    'MAMA' COOKED CROCS' EGGS
    310 3 Life m African swamp LONDON, Mon. pOUR men and a woman made a three months' L canoe trip along the danger-infested rivers and pestilential channels of the Bangweulu Swamps m Northern Rhodesia. Now the party have presented tlreir story m an official report to the Colonial
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    Encouraging changes, says Duchess
    139 3 Encouraging changes, says Duchess LONDON. Mon. rE Duchess of Kent told the opening meeting of the third Commonwealth and Empire Health and Tuberculosis conference that new drugs, new methods 'of vaccination and different systems of after care had brought about encouraging changes. As president of the National Association for the
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    PAUKER IN GAOL
    22 3 Be'rrade radio said that Ana Pauker. deposed woman Foreign Minister of Communist Rumania, is m gaol awa'tW* tr;a'.— A.P.
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    The greatest show on earth
    56 3 ....And could it be Dorothy Lamour? Take a good look and judge for yourself. Dot once specialised m "sarong" roles, but it took the genius of Cecil de Mille to show the stuff she's really made of. The veteran show man put her into circus
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    49 dead, 67 hurt in rainstorm
    36 3 The worst rainstorm m 40 years killed 49 persons and injured 67 others m the densely populated Kans ai area centring on Osaka. Tventy-two ethers are mi 1 i'~. A.P
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    Pre-emptive Bids
    687 3 IDERHAPS the chief reason for the continued and r~ consistent success of Amn World Championship bridge team m national and international i ccmpetltion is th- efficiency of I their system of bidding. Ny w a 1 bidding system is something hat !is no ones private prcp^ty; indeed, it
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    DEPUTIES FORM NEW PARTY
    63 3 DEPUTIES FORM NEW PARTY Thirty French denuties, who broke with Gen. Charles de Gaul!* 1 have formed a new parliamentary group and >>aid they would support the Premier. M. Antoine Pinay, so long as they consider his policies are m the best interests of peace. The group decided to call
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    Red General killed
    35 3 The We.st German new* agency DPA reported m Berhat a Soviet General and more than 160 Rusoldiers were killed m a train crash just beyond tl^e Oder River m Polish -occupied Reuter
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    HE JUMPED THE GUN
    42 3 A Melbourne fcrger who has been circulating £10 notes which defied detection even by some acknowledged experts b?nt t^p wvr\ Treasury by showing signatures on the notes of newly appointed officers before similar Government r "ere A A.P.
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      273 3 SINGAPORE 9.30 a. :n. Schools; 10 Ne 8.3.C--10.05 Song cf Yesterday and Today: 10.45 Schools; 1.01 p.m 5 2^ P-m. Programme Summary; Mondoy Matinee; 1.30 News; 1.45 5.30 My Kindo! Music— A urcHomo on the Range; 2. Suhoo's; gramme of gramophone records. 6.17 Children; 6.55 Composer of the Presented by
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, July 14, 1952. The road to hell
    404 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, July 14, 1952. The road to hell r*R HEWLETT JOHNSON. Dean of Canterbury, is one of the principal dignitaries of the Church of England. He la a sincere, benign m of unimpeachable Into interested only In furthering the >d of mankind. I k red 3
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    Coronation Coach Gets an Overhaul
    904 4 London Letter POLITICIANS and others have been trying to decide just how mirth significance could be attached to Mrs. Churchill's recent reference to Mr. Eden as future Prime Minister". It is unlikely she would use such a phr. without the foreknowledge of the Prime Minister,
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    TAKING NO CHANCES
    262 4 ALTHOUGH Allied mili- a:v leaders nave rered the Germans that there will be no war this year— the Germans are takno chances. The men and women who suffered the all-out batierfrom Allied bomt^ at the end of the war are now going ahead as fast as possible
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    THE DOG TOOK THE PICTURE!
    370 4 THE TALE OF A SETTER AND A SITTE*. GLASGOW. I'M a cat lover, myself. and, therefore, consider that cats are much more intelligent than dogs. I admire the independence of cats, and deplore the servility of dogs. But I have got to admit that a
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    Holidays—as JON sees them
    24 4 Darling, remember say m» that it inmhl he a intmlerjul cartotm idea if baby tiimllnnnl the tickets? Well, the hus
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    97 VARIETIES OF WHISKY
    608 4 97 VARIETIES OF WHISKY Scotland s crop for the season has just been put by. says RAYMOND THOMASSON. GLASGOW. THE last of Scotland most profitable cash crop for the 1951-52 season has just been put by— about 300,000 tons of barley— malted, mashed, fermented and distilled into 30 million gallons
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    'PINCH' IN EUROPE DUE TO KOREA
    160 4 'PINCH' IN EUROPE DUE TO KOREA S. supplies and equipment to Europe may have to go short m order that Korea may take top priority. Already the American commanders m Germany have begun what amounts to rationing of equipment to their forces on the grounds that prolonged fighting m Korea
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    LETTER TO THE ADITOR ALDERMEN WOULD AID CITY COUNCIL
    43 4 LETTER TO THE ADITOR ALDERMEN WOULD AID CITY COUNCIL i sh Council. the I)--be gi sonic 1 o roi; rr.i ma hop bhov x F by peo; Cit\ I by I handlu pa:' than lO(\. out Ad adoption by rho Inci ably Mr
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    GOVTS. STUDY HOW TO MEET CIVILIAN NEEDS DURING WAR
    192 5 S lN r«nt£!.«! and Ft dt ratio r.overnments arc studying plans to ensure other p^S det > uatc s »PPI.v of food, medicine, clothing and a e r r g e c q n U cy ementS t0 the P l
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    Salaried people paid most tax
    94 5 Salaried people paid most tax KUALA LUMPUR. Mon EMPLOYEES of Govern- ment and of priv nrms m the Federation paid more income tax last r than any trade or industry, according to figures published by the Income Tax Department yesterday. Other forms of planting Jed $14 million, n mining earned
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    Rotary 'helps to maintain peace'
    216 5 Rotary 'helps to maintain peace' IPOH, Mon. VIR. Justice J. B. Thorn son said at the installation dinner of the Ipoh Rotary Club on Saturday night: "If the world was to be saved from a succession of wars, we must look to International movements like Rotary." He said R seeks
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    Have you seen this dog?
    68 5 Have you seen this dog? most of h the I.ivt imin? the questioning ►pie. ire not h i racten or il with Ml he .^Un is: m\ d< tramrv: leave to I left mv with friends. I v to do so, but tliernUive. 1 mhappv ujn ntka a«;o n a
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    MENTRI BESAR AT FUNERAL
    16 5 MENTRI BESAR AT FUNERAL OH. Mon. T h ser, Mr the oearand KwanUuif iut mother nl
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    Inspector saw zig-zag lorry
    84 5 SEREMB Q. HILE Police Inspector Arthur John, of Seremw&s driving along Hose d. Seremban, on July 3^ I Tamil lorry driver coming from the opposite direction driving m a I ncr almost knocking the Inspector's car. Inspector John chafed the .orry and caught up with it
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    HINDI SCHOOL FOR IPOH
    51 5 A ior a Hincii scpooJ has been bought by the Arva Somaj. Ipoh, for $*****, says the annual report of the Samaj to be presented at i>\s annual meeting m Ipoh on July 27. 1 c committee is appealing for $10,000 for additional exnenditure on the
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    Elections: S'pore MCA wants time
    116 5 Elections: S'pore MCA wants time Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE branch of the O Ma. tion is unlikely to contest m the City Council's elections this year. Mr. Tar, X h Jee. the branch secretary, told the Free Press yesloro He added the branch, formed ir. had a n up
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    Paglar appea's for donations
    72 5 MALACCA, Men. —If we want to indoctrinate youth against bad Ideologists we must have more Christian Brothers' schools, said Dato C. J. Paglar, at the St. Francis Association re-union dinner held to mark St. Francis Intton's gclden jubilee on Saturria;.. Dato Paglar appealed for contributions towards
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    Driver fined
    55 5 TELUK ANSON. lion.— lf. Manikam, a motorcar driver, was fined $50 or one month's imprisonment for driving his car m an inconsiderate manner. He was further ordered to pay $30 as compensation to Oon Cheng Yeow whom he had knocked down at the sth mile Changkat Jong Road
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    ONE-UNION PLAN FOR SERVICES EMPLOYEES
    167 5 CIVILIAN employees of the three Services unions m Singapore may form a single union known as the Combined Services Staff Union. At the annual conference, of the Singapore Federation of Services unions yesterday it was decided that the new council should study the possibility of
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    NEW MUTUAL HELP ASSN.
    46 5 Singapore Balestier Raymond Market Mutual Help Association at Towner Road has been registered. The object of the association is "to promote friendly business relations between members, interchange knowledge cultivate a spirit of mutual help and encourage social welfare and other charitable services".
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    31 5 ENJOYING a joke outside the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, yesterday were the G.0.C., Singapore Base District Major General A.G. O'Carrol Scott, (right), the Chief of Staff, FARELF, Major General E. K. G.
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    WOMAN ON HURT CHARGE
    50 5 WOMAN ON HURT CHARGE TELUKANSON. Mon. A 26-year-old woman. Seatha- j mah, was charged m the court horr with causing hurt to a Tamil, Chelliah, at the Bernam Estate. Hutan Melintan?. She was alleged to ha?e r\t f ackrri Chilian with o gle July 10 The hrar- TM-ictr-nnpri ;«nd Sea-
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    Drums lead the march
    26 5 A SUCTION of the Singapore Battalion of the Boys' Brigade mirching into the Gimson School for Boys. Clementi Road, during yesterdays parade.
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    Co-op wants this law for debtors
    171 5 SINGAPORE Co-operative Thrift and Loan Urban Union plans to ask the Government to restore the Wage Earners' Administration Order system so that lower salaried workers may declare their debts without being branded bankrupts. Since the order was repealed, it has been necessary to apply
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    4 unionists to train m Calcutta
    124 5 4 unionists to train m Calcutta REPRESENTATIVES of trade IV unions m Singapore wlli meet on July 27 to select four unionists to attend a fourmonth training course, which opens m September at the ICFTU College m Calcutta. The secretary of the Trade Union Congress, Mr. S. Jaganathan. said those
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    Comet airliner passes through
    29 5 A Comet air liner from Saigon yesterday landed at Changi airport. Singapore, on its way to Rangoon. It took off from Singapore at 1.40 p.m.
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    Gurkha wounded
    24 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Rifleman Yambihadur Rana, of the 2 2 Gurkhas, was seriou.sh wounded m action m th? Seremban area on Thursday,
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    F.E. Air Force appointment
    72 5 The Air Ministry has announced the appointment of Air Commodore W. J. M Akerman as officer-in-charge of Administration, Headquarters, Far East Ail Force, with the acting rank of Air Vice-Marshal. He will succeed Air ViceMarshall H. L. Patch, who is taking up another appointment. Air Commodore
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    Blackout schedule
    122 5 SI r.STATIOXS liable to load shedding tonight are: Atlas lee, Asia Rubber Lor. 3, Sims Axe. Sawnvll, Shell Co., Le« Rubber Wks.. Mt. Batten Network, Cathay, Mat-Donald House, Tan Tve Place F. lining. Seah St. Waterloo St., St. Andrews High St., Stamford. Albert St. Short St., New Ice
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    MUSLIM COURT PLAN
    96 5 MUSLIM COURT PLAN RULES for setting up a Muslim law court m Singapore are being considered by a special committee of the Colony Muslim Advisory Board. A proposal for a Muslim court was brought before the Board early last year by leading Muslims and Muslim organisations. The proposal is not
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    Community hall for kampong
    93 5 IPOH. Mon.— The community hall provided by the Perak State Government at Kampong Bikam at a cost of $5,000 was yesterday evening declared open by the Deputy to the Mentri Besar, Dato Laksamana. In the morning, the Dato declared open the Toh Muda Hashim Bazaar, a
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    Dealers lose $1½ m on oranges
    128 5 Dealers lose $1½ m on oranges Free Press Stafl K.poritr SINGAPORE fruit d ers lost over $1,500 In March and April cause the Colony over-stocked with oranges. The lot worst m post-v.ai preside: etabies A>:so< Tan Lip S At one were p;. of oranges were f< I to r Main
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    Ambulance classes
    135 5 KOTA BAKRU. Mon. HOLLOWING vi F Gei pier, two cla I Malay. sponsored by the John Ambulance Ass been opened b\ Mentn B« Kelaiv glen Sri M ha R;. :ang Gan Sch The Mentri Besar m d join the n Ambulance B winch he described as an ervice.
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    S.A.A.A MEET THIS WEEKEND
    792 6 New records expected By FRANCIS DANIEL J^IIK fourteenth annual Singapore Amateur Athletic Association Championships will he held at Jalan Besar Stadium on July 18 and ICK1 C K It is expected to be the most thrilling meeting of the series, and at least half-a-dozen new Singapore
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    He nearly got whole side out
    438 6 He nearly got whole side out ROLAND Thompson, ycung Warwickshire fast medium bowler home on leave from the Royal Air Force on Saturday dimissed all but one of the Nottinghamshire side. HU nine wickets cost 65 runs. The remaining wicket— the eighth to fall— was taken by Charlie Grove, who
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    Ceylonese beat Recs
    55 6 In a friendly cricket match played on the Singapore Recreation Club ground yesterday Ceylon Sports Club beat S.R.C.'by 32 I runs. Scores C.S.C.: 150 (S. K. Sundram 39. I K. S Retnam 33. S. Nagiah 24. Collings 6-58). S.R.C. 118 (John Martens 42. F. Choppard 33 H.
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    NARESH KUMAR WINS FINAL
    40 6 DUBLIN. Sun— N?resh Kumar. India's No. 1 player, won the men's singles title at the Irish lawn tennis championship meeting here yesterday beating S. D. Potts of the United Sta'es 6-1. fi-4. 6-8. 3-6. 6-2 Reuter
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    TURPIN v. MAXIM
    55 6 JACK Solomons said on Saturday that he will organise a fieht between Joey Maxim of the U.S. and Randolph Turpin of Britain for the world middleweight title m London on September 16 or 23. He said he expects to pit Turpin against Charles Humez, of 1 F'-pnce,
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    JIN EONG KEEPS PERAK TITLE
    274 6 HPAN JIN EONG retained his Perak badminton singles title on Saturday night, beating Wong Yang: Sen 15 10, 15 3 m Ipoh. The game lasted 25 minutes. Wons; showed promise m the first set and established a lead of 5-2, beating Tan with smashes and
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    ANOTHER WIN FOR TULYAR
    249 6 *pHE Aga Khans Tulyar. winner of the Derby, scored an easy victory m the Eclipse Stakes over one mile two furlongs at Sandown Park on Saturday. Hi s comfortable win confirmed him as favourite for the rich Kin?r?if ge y X A and Queen Elizabeth stakes
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    King Kong is cheered then kayos referee
    265 6 King Kong is cheered then kayos referee By MATMAN KING Kong was cheered by the crowd for the first time at the Happy World Stadium enc n Saturday night. Whatever, the giant Hun- garian did (tie employed; some question: ble tactic? and j was warned by the referee) won the
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    INDIAN NAVY TWICE BEATEN
    48 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Two teams from the Indian Naval flotilla now m Singapore harbour were beaten at soccer and hockey by Johore Bahru teams this evening. The Navy men were trounced 7-1 at soccer and lost their hockey encounter by three goals to one.
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    42 6 Mighty Marvel, the masked wrestler, gets to work on King Kong (above) early m the first round. But (below) the annoyed Hungarian turns on the heat m the second round and attempts to tear off Marvel's mask as Referee Kovach warns him.
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    Tour de France
    51 6 D APHAEL Geminiani. of France, won the 18th lap of the Tour de France bicycle race between Toulouse and BagneiresBigurre yesterday. Geminiani covered the 204 kilometres m six hours 43 minu'.es and 16 seconds. Antonin Rolland of France was second m o:44:30. Stan Ockers (Belgium) finished third-
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    Seventh race finish at B. Timah
    36 6 photo. Palitoy (Ellery), m the cen tre. hits the front closely eh aliened »>> Jaruhin i down) and Kaiserine (Flannery) to win the seventh race at RhLh °Tim»i. day.- Free Press
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    McCloud rode clever rate on 12th of Aug.
    592 6 How they ran on Saturday By ALLAN LEWIS OF AUGUST, a 6-year-old brown English gelding by Orthoi* A from Hyland Heather, won the $16,000 Singapore Cup, main race of tfa day at Bukit Timah on Saturday, concluding day of Singapore Turf Club
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    I.O.C. wukk discuss China problem
    82 7 I.O.C. wukk discuss China problem both and i u.ll be > m nki x md tia are Int. nittee, :t th J po>sful d»sI no (I decid- i full 11 I a that the f more than gp member from a ffMt r> was admittedly the IO( BHiibrr^hip rul»-s. but
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    SINGAPORE TEAM IS IN HELSINKI
    567 7 Looking forward to 'look round' JAL Singapore team of five competitors has arrived in Helsinki for the Olympic Games beginning O n Saturday. They flew in from London yesterday and are now settling down in the Olympic village. n S^\ m co s{st s of
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    Brain Close rescues Yorks
    28 7 Brain Close rescues Yorks > n«i out 1 ft. W. It 4 •I .1 I I 1 T **<*«r» IN s IT. CCXS ■MM a,, t lalnM Be liter
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    Flam beats Dorfman
    9 7 Flam beats Dorfman .n the Innnis comm. 6-4. U.P
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    ITALY IN DAVIS CUP ZONE FINAL
    54 7 It tan won the right to meet either Belgium m the European Zone finals of < up tennis competition. by taking a ady as•f entering nmark 4—l on one of yesterday. Gardini of Italy I Ulrkh Jo, JET. •t N'ieken of ;«ated Rolando 6—4.
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    FAINIS WINS GRAND NATIONAL
    56 7 MELBOURNE, Sun—A 25-1 chance. Faunus. carrying 11 sU won the Grand National steeplechase over three miles one furlong on the Flemington course here yesterday. Ridt.en by A. Moon. Faunus Bronze Laddie (list Tibs) by ngths with Nelangie (list 7:h.T» a further ten lenghs There were 15
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    Seixas earns his place
    88 7 ,VIC Seixas of Philadelphia won the Spring Lake Invitational Tennis Tournament yesterday with an easy 10-8. 6-2. 6-2 victory over Bill Taibert. Only m the first set did 34--year-old Taibert give Seixas any opposition. Bel now assured of a place m the U.S. Davis Cup team
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    TITLE FIGHT
    36 7 NEW YORK. Sun. Rocfcv Marciano, unbeaten heavyweight contender, revea'ed yesterday tha' his manager. Many Weill. would arrive In New York tomorrow to discuss a September heavyweight bout with champion "Jersey Joe"' Wilco t— A.P
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    U.S. WIN WORLD SHOOT
    101 7 THE United Slates yesterday won the world championship of the 35th world shooting championships with a 2,364 point total. Norway was second with 2.360 and Switzerland third with 2.350. Arthur Jackson (United States) won the individual title m the match with a new world record of
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    Stadium crowd cheers Bakar
    556 7 Singapore 4; Combined Services 2. CINGAPORE beat Combined Services by four goals to two m the Malaya Cup tie yesterday, at Jalan Besar Stadium. The game was a gruelling and keenly contested affair and it was anybody's game until the last five minutes when Singapore scored
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    Today's Hockey
    51 7 The following have been chosen to represent a Singapore Hockey Association XI against the In- I dian Navy In a friendJy match on the Singapore Recreation Club padang at 5.15 p.m. today: B. Bingham: Chua Ens Cheng. J. Kuiper; H. W. Wood, K. K. Leembrugen. B. S Soin!
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    754 7 (Cont. from pa.gr 6) es ran m past him between the half mile and the turn Charlemagne held his pesition on the rails. When properly straightened out for the run home young Bagby drove Charlemagne to the front and he was well clear at the distance. He ran
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    AWANG BAKAR DRIVES HOME
    41 7 photo Singapore's centre-forward, Awang Bakar. lets drive as Hopkinson, Services goalkeeper comes out. during yesterday's Malaya Cup game at Jaian Besar Stadium, Singapore won by four goals to two Bakar scored three of the four.— Free Press
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    5 WICKET VICTORY
    131 7 POWLES XI be;;; IL.nison's XI by five wickets m a cricket match played on Shell S.C. around yesterday. A. G. Harrison's XI: H. Price b Repton 9. Norrie b Repton 8. Stewart st Powles b Blumsky 39. Hill st Powles b Blumsky 1. Harrison c Powles b
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    Fast scoring at Tanglin
    104 7 A DRAWN game at Tanglin yesterday. between G H.Q., Farelf and the Singapore Chirvse R.C.. saw a total of 513 runs hit m 310 minutes' playing time. Chinese were quicker scorers, 96 minutes of the morning session producing 174 runs and their total of 258 for
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    VILLEMAIN LOSES TO OLSON
    208 7 VILLEMAIN LOSES TO OLSON CARL i Bobo i OLscn of Honolulu outboxed and outpunched Robert Villemain of Paris In San Francisco Saturday ni°,ht to win a spill decision m a ten-round bou: billed as an elimination ft middle-weight title contend?r Olson weighed m at 1-64-1 lbs and Villemain at 165-!
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    D. Campion is dropped from England XI
    202 7 D. Campion is dropped fro m England XI ENGLAND'S cricket selectors yesU'rJav, dro; Denis Compton for the third Test a beginning at Manchester next Thai the Lancashire left-handed batsman, w.li r him. It was the first time the famous M Middlesex player, who has 49 Test caps, left out of
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    NAVI BEATEN BY INNINGS
    54 7 TN a int«r-Services league cricx ket match played at Sele: during the week-end. RAF. IMI beat Royal Navy by an innings and 49 runs. The Kame yesterday was notable for the bo y ling of Mid<:l» seven for 30 gave him a" malch total of 13
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    The team
    62 7 THI md learn ti meet India m I on Thursd .v. is v i. I.pn Hui'.on captain. David st*ePP (Cambridge l"ni\ I 1 Sussex). Peter Ma> ambridge l'niversit\ and Surrey), Alex Bedser (Sun John Ikin (Lancashir°>. Godfrey Evans (Kent) I Laker (Surrey). Alan Wa'kins ((,lam Tom Graveny shire).
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    Records go at Segamat
    59 7 QIX DiVr:< ret fourth iiniual dis?: .^pcrs held on padane om Friday. K. IfoUOl records for hammer throws with 1 1 1 ft B '.m. and 98«1 I pec lvelv K. Raman improvrd 0 own state rtci mi c by doing the ot m 2min. 9.4spc
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    Millionaire cooked his meals
    78 8 Millionaire cooked his meals TV Mon. man i on? p vaX\ an<j i gas >sed on .re *i> made he will of -c BaM'Arin. 80. *n I r, d:ed on J v 4. Few acquaii tatc was trith rom 5250 lo nher.ted the farm on which he w«a reared i.eir
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    E. GERMANY WILL BE MOULDED ON RED LINES
    303 8 Soviets win new satellite BERLIN, Monday. THE East German Communist Party has officially abandoned its two-year-old struggle to win nan unity and decided to "build" East Germany proper people's democracy on the classic Soviet pattern. This decision was taken at the second
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    MacDONALD AT INDIAN PARTY
    78 8 MacDONALD AT INDIAN PARTY pictures. MR MALCOLM MacDONALD. Rear Admiral N. V. Dickinson. Flag Officer of the visiting Indian flotilla, and Captain R. D. Katari. commander of the destroyers, chat together (top picture) at the cocktail party given m honour of the Indian fleet at India House. Singapore, last night.
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    RED ENGINEER GETS ASYLUM
    58 8 RED ENGINEER GETS ASYLUM U.S. authorities m Germany said they have granted asylum to a 32-year-old Russian engineer "believed to be the most intelligent civilian Russian defector to come to them m recent years." He is Eugeny Volchansky. described as a high-ranking employee of Soviet army construction projects m the
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    THREE CORVETTES
    17 8 Three corvettes of the n navy have arrived Catagena Spain, for three-day visit.— A. P
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    HUKS LAUNCH FOOD RAID
    62 8 HUKS LAUNCH FOOD RAID A strong Communist Huk force raided a village less than 10 miles from Manila and seized large stocks of food and other goods, a Manila report said. Reports from other Central Luzon areas said four Huks were killed and three surrendered to army units. The latest
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    PACT EXTENDED
    35 8 The Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Richard Butler, has said m London :hat Britain will continue with her financial agreement with Iraq en the basis of common membership of the sterling are?*. U.P
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    DUKE MAY SAVE 365 BOTTLES OF WHISKY
    176 8 I LONDON, Monday. HPHE Duke of Edinburgh at the Queen's request has x launched "the most drastic economy drive ever known m the Royal household," Reynolds News reported yesterday. me bociaiist Sunday newpaper said that high on nis list for immediate attention is
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    Bastille Day blast
    33 8 A in the centre o| Tun the army band taking part in a t >rchllght paracip en tille Dav was playIn front of the French dency. Nobody was hurt Reuter
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    THE SAINT
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    DUKE PLAYS POLO AGAIN
    43 8 The Duke of Edinburgh ?d polo yesterday, apparently completely recovered frcm jaundice with which he was stricken on June 21. The Duke played at Cowdray Park, Sussex, m No. 2 position for a team called the Acorns.— A. P
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    U.S. trade curbs bad-Truman
    307 8 U.S. trade curbs bad -Truman WASHINGTON, Monday. PRESIDENT TRUMAN said yesterday that recent United States curbs on foreign trade might threaten the mutual security programme and pose 'a very real dilemma for our whole foreign policy.' The President directed the 12-man public advisory board for mutual security to make a
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    Eisenhower likes to cook, paint
    130 8 CHICAGO, Mon. Gi^N. Eisenhower's wife, Mamie, said yesterday j that her husband's hobbies are painting and cooking. She compared her husuand as an artist with Mr. Winston ChurchiCl, who also took up painting m later life, but tc d reporters; "Ike hasnev-.'r nad any instructions;
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    The wife who was almost atom-kissed
    96 8 The wife who was almost atom-kissed LONDON. Mon. DR. Warren X, Sinclair, on finishing a day's work at the Royal Cancer hospital, brushes his moustache with a Geiger counter. He says it's necessary because once his moustache bristled with radioactivity, ami there is no telling what night have happened if
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    43,800,000 in England, Wales
    35 8 43,800,000 in England, Wales The total population of England and Wales on June at last year was 43.800,000. Children under 15 repre: sented 22.2 per cent comwith 32.4 per cent 50 pared years a'zo. Reuter
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    Woman MP wants this ritual abolished
    169 8 Woman MP wants this ritual abolished LONDON, Men. A WOMAN MEMBER of Parliament has suggested that the old pre-war paying of sponsors to get debutantes presented at court was rearing its undemocratic head again m Britain. She urged the abolition of the ritual and that the Queen could use the
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    Talks on Kashmir
    79 8 NEW DELHI, Mon. THE Kashmir Prime M.i ter. Sheikh Abdullah, and his entire cabinet will leave Srinagar for Delhi by C*r today t rtant talks with the Indian government on Kashmir"s future. Visitina Delhi for the first time for four months. Abdullah is expected to stay three
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    PRISONER'S INVENTION
    43 8 A new hand granade now m use by American troops m Korea is the invention of a prisoner at a U. S. reformatory. The prisoner Is a World War II paratrooper serving a term for robbery. His name was withheld. U.P
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    Pigeons spread the news
    54 8 Pigeons spread the news Reuter Carrier pigeons at Clones. Comity Monaghan, m Eire, yesterday reverted to one of the tasks of bygone days—delivering hot news —because of the current Dublin newspaper strik,>. The birds were released to spread far and wide the news Cavan's victory m. the Ulster senior Gaelic
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    JEFFORD IN LONDON
    28 8 Rear Admiral James JefI ford, Commander-in-chief of the Pakistan navy, arrived at London airport yesterday from Karachi for talks with the First Sea Lord.— Reuter
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    ECONOMIC PLAN
    27 8 Dr Konrarf Adenauer, West German Chancellor, on W nesday will announce a farr< aching programme of I economic help f »r West Bcr- lin.— Reuter
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    FATAL OPERATION
    21 8 Salmon Grurr.bacii. French Socialist Party foreign affairs expert died m Paris yesterday after an operation He was 67. Reuter
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    HE WILL KEEP HIS DECORATIONS
    340 8 'Mad Mike 9 fount! guiliy HANOVER v VfICH decorated, Major Mad yesterday sentenced to he r Majesty's service. He was co long trial by a court-martial at I! decency. The finding and sentence ol ject to confirmation by higher a means that Calvert will be
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