The Singapore Free Press, 25 July 1952

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Malayan's play oil in one night
    79 1 Malayan's play oil in one night LONDON Fri. he t ha t rnfr", Mr. npJB, had bcca taken off >nly perI (h had prerunnin? m the tvl an ex~>ad press m when it open- Mir.in'* Theatre nisjht. iipill. who had I the play, told the This means 2.500.' >m\pill was
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    EIGHT HURT IN CRUSH
    33 1 J Stafl Reporter. I labourer! 223 BOD., ore. were m.- when out of a I bid ther lcrry this mDrning. all n t h ispital. d person irer and
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    J.S. STEEL STRIKE ENDS
    527 1 Accord after blunt speech by the President Washington, Fridft yJHE long and costly VS. steel dispute was settled yesterday on the 53rd day of the nation-wide strike that all but halted America's vast mobilization programme. The break ir\ the crippling walk-out by 650,000 CIO United Steelworkers
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    Co-op stores may close
    109 1 Free Press Staff Reporter rE Singapore Co-operative Stores Society Ltd., which helped tuorkers to beat the black jnarkct m the earlier days of acute short supply cf goods, may soon ivind up business. The society is calling a special genera: meeting of rneinbers at the British
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    ARREST IN COLONY BURGLARY
    121 1 Free Press Staff Reporter. CINGAPORE Police have made an arrest m connection with a burglary at the Co-operative Stores Society's head office m Victoria Street between Wednesday night and yesterday morning. This was the fourth time the society's stores have been broken into, and the second
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    McCarthy is ill
    35 1 Ser.^t^- Joseoh McCarthy yesterday underwent a major stomach operation which his doctors said would keep him from taking any active part m his campaign for renomination as Republican senator from Wisconsin.- AP
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    33 women arrested
    24 1 Thirty-three African women were arrested m Port Elizabeth yesterday when they used the "Europeans only" entrance at New Brighton railway station
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    Egypt's leaders
    57 1 THIS RADIO PICTURE from the Associated Press shows a smiling General Mohammed Bey and Aly Mahar P asha after their successful bloodless coup d'etat m Cairo on Wednesday. The coup, staged by the Egyptian Army, resulted m Pasha becoming the count ry's "Emergency Prime Mini ster". Mohammed Naguib
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    ARMY GRIP ON EGYPT GROWS: NEW CABINET NAMED
    207 1 ARMY GRIP ON EGYPT GROWS: NEW CABINET NAMED CAIRO, Friday. jl/IAJOK-GEN. Mohammed Naguib Bey's grip on Egypt grew stronger by the hour yesterday as chiefs of the army from throughout the country filed into his office to express their allegiance. Gen. Naguib's choice for Premier, Aly Maher Pasha, was reported
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    Britons give cats pate de foie gras
    152 1 Britons give cats pate de foie gras LONDON. Fri. WHILE British housewives clamour for variety for the table, pate de foie gra-s has been seiliing at one penny a jar for cat and dog food. And all because the British housewife turns up hej nose at the gourmet's deflicacy. A
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    Robbed on his holiday
    100 1 yiSITING Singapore for the first time, Shuib bin Hussein, of Parit Buntar, Perak, was robbed of $120 by two Chinese on Wednesday night at a bus stop m the town area. The money was all that Shuib had far the visit. Shuib reported to the police
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    30 1 An attempt to open the cash register (above) of the Singapore Co operative Stores Society at Victoria Street failed when the store was burgled between Wednesday night and yesterday morning.
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    FACTORY VISIT
    36 1 The Governor, of Singapore, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, this morning visited Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd., at Bukit Timah where pipes for the new water pipeline from Bukit Panjang to town are being made.
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    Molor wheels stolen
    66 1 Free Press Staff Reporter. MR. Low Ah Mook, of the Green Bus Depot, Bukit Timah, reported yesterday that six wheels and tyres had been stolen from the compound of the depot. The wire fencing had been cut In Selarang Barracks, a Scottish soldier reported that a spare
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    Specialists called for mystery patient
    91 1 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. A BULLETIN issued here yesterday said the health of Eva Peron, wife of the Argentine President, continued "delicrtfe." Meanwhile two German medical specialists have arrived by ofane. Dresurmbly to attend Mrs. Peron One of the physicians, Dr. Heii'rlcn Uhlenbruck, heart specialist of
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    Truman casts his vote for Stevenson
    275 1 CHICAGO, Friday. PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S alternate to the Demo- cratic National Convention, Mr. Thomas J. Gavin, announced last night he intended to cast Mr. Truman's vote for Governor Adlai Stevenson of Illinois. Two of his fellow governors Jointly nominated Mr. Stevenson for the Democratic presidential
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    SAVINGS WEEK BEGINS
    123 1 SAVINGS WEEK BEGINS Free Press Staff Reporter. JUNGAPORE Savings Work 5 began this morning v Everyone has something ivorth saving for as the j'ogan. The first depos.tor was Mr. Eric S. B. Wee. president of the 25,000-stron2 S^ Voulh Counciil. He arrive^ at the General Post Office ai 8.40 a.m.
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    Cadogan to head 8.8.C.
    44 1 LONDON, Fri. SIR Alexander Cadogan, former British representative with the United Nations, will be the new chairman of the Board of Governors of the British Broadcasting Corporation until June 30 1957. Mr. Churchill announced m the House of Commons yesterday.
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    BIG DEBATE IN COMMONS
    63 1 Britain s big two-da y debate on its financial and economic situation w: J take place m the House of Commons on Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Captain Crookshank leader of the House, also announced that the Commons would meet after the summer holiday on Oct.
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    A WOMAN CHECKS DEFENCES...
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    ...IN BRITAIN
    48 2 Mrs. R./S«nb€rf, Fnited States Assistant Secretary of Defence, walks away from her plane at London Airport on arrival from New York. With her are General F. H Griswald (left) and ViceAd miral G. Wright. Mrs. Rosenberg is m Britain on a four-day visit to American camps.
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    Alice Meets Olive The Llama
    59 2 Alice Meets Olive The Llama Alice Dutton. a twelve- year-old Welsh girl, came all the way to London to see the animals m the zoo. Here she is with Olive, the Llama, who is just 10 days* old. Of all the animals and birds m the zoo Alice liked Olive
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    Girl With a Theory on Acting
    73 2 Girl With a Theory on Acting Green-eyed Barabara Bates holds the theory that actors aren't "normal" and shouldn't be. Here Barbara submits to a final "touching-up as she prepares for a scene m "Let's Make It Legal.' Barabara, who plays the daughter of Claudette Colbert and McDonald Carey m this
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    Smartest Dress Show In Years
    394 2 AT the climax to London's Fashion Fortnight the Model House Group's, party at the Tate Gallery— l stared incredulously at what was the smartest gathering I have seen m England since the war. Michael of Lachasse arafcftS. m my view, the finest suits m the
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    THE FIELD NARROWS
    725 2 - for Princess Margaret Seven of the escorts who have been rumoured engaged to her have now been paired off, says Anne Edwards SHE has never had a very wide choice, though most people imagine that a Princess of England could marry pretty well anyone she chose. For
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    'Aquashow' Still Drawing 'Em In
    206 2  -  Kay Murray says from New York ENTERTAINMENT m and around NewYork is taking a turn for the wetter. The eight year old Aquashow is again filling 8,000 seats a night at Flushing Meadow, and a new show "Wish You Were Here" comes to Broadway with
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      173 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DORN today, you appear to with only material success. Learn to follow the indlcabe completely fearless, The sta have iven y° u tion s of good and bad cycles. strong emotions and a vigo- When m a good period, uush S&jg«A£ r»^-sta rs. I SL.*saS l s
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      41 2 Solution To Crossword Ho. 722 YESTERDAYS SOLUTION. Across: 1, Deposit. 7, Tramp. 8, Orach. 9, Prairie fire. 11, Compartment. 13, Slack. 15, Colon. 18, Modesty. Down: l, Dead aim. 2, .Paper-backed. 3, Smoke-stacks. 4. Tea. 6, Step. 6, Shoe. 10. Ideally
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      140 2 New Crossword No. 723 CLUES ACROSS 1. It was not only bareback that she rode (4, 6). 6. "Dr. I presume?" (11). 8. Give Paul a test of this shape (9t. 10. Suitable object of. 'work for one who makes good (9). 14. Unfeeling by able, no doubt, to take
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    THE P.C. WANTS TO DRIVE A COACH
    55 3 THE P.C. WANTS TO DRIVE A COACH P^ri. wants i coach ■i two ye. the rev. -.ropolitan >ioner to grant as made dur--1 West I tie was driving nend when j breach of j rould he slop his i \vith it. or part f on •pen- o! j a a
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    Egypt leaders on holiday
    22 3 preha^ by air wu> en -Les-B.\ holi--8 Q Din. Minis»r m N; ed at the linei I proAP.
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    Bridge Hand
    84 3 :rn n th« order to 1 I spades. West decided 3v going irned :o ruff and upon West's :ed *o put a second club a the rest of -he club. Ea^t would win ncr diamond ould set the doubt wtal to diamond -st to eld the queen et
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    Rome beggars earn more than ministers
    424 3 Rome beggars earn more than ministers w™ r. > ROME, Friday. [OLD protests are resounding m the dark holes of Rome where the city's teeming brotherhood of beggars gathers nightly against "a serious case of impersonation by an Italian journalist who disguised himself as a beggar fo r a day
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    Engine driver who 'cussed' British Railways
    194 3 Engine driver who 'cussed' British Railways EDINBURGH. Fri. A DOCTOR said that 53--year-old Robert Chisholm, driver of a goods •rr<inr was drunk when ordered out of his engine. But the fireman of the train said Chisholm was m charge of the engine all day and he saw no sign of
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    MONSOON SEAS HINDER RESCUE
    38 3 MON SOON SEAS HINDER RESCUE Heavy monsoon seas are hampering rescue operations of the stranded Jalakanya off Dwarka point, near Bombay. Other ships were unable to come closer than two miles of the stricken Scandinavian Line vessel.- UP
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    P.C. trades beat for garden
    102 3 P.C. trades beat for garden Members of Britain's Parliament will say goedbye shortly to Police Constable Rober: i"Bob"» Taylor who is retiring: after 22 years m Parliament buildings. During that time he has stored m his memory the names and faces of thousands of politicians. He goes on duty before
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    ADMIRAL'S VISIT
    26 3 Admiral William M. Feohteler. U.S. Chief of Naval Operations, is now at Sangley NBvai Base, Philippine*, for a brief inspection of Navy installations.- P
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    Ancient mariner accused by girl
    319 3 LONDON, Friday. WITHOUT hearing witnesses for the defence, a jury stopped a case at Maidstone Assizes m which a retired master mariner was accused by a 2irl of 16. The man was discharged. ~Mr. Justice Streatfieid had invited the Jury to "take stock of the
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    Trade fairs in Red China
    68 3 HONG KONG, Fri. A N inter-provincial fair to t\ promote trade between provinces m central and south China is now being held m Hankow, according to an official report from the mainland. Similar fairs to promote trading m native products have been organised by the
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    BUCKLEY
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    Vicar climbed spire to bless golden coin
    150 3 Vicar climbed spire to bless golden coin LONDON, Fri. A FIFTY-YEAR-OLD vicar, m cassock, surplice, and red and gold stole, climbed 120 feet up linked ladders to the top of his church spire. Six. people, one a woman, one a 70-year-old verger, followed him. And on a wind-blown swaying platform,
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    No more money to China
    60 3 The Bank of Taiwan suspended all remittances to the mainland, through Hong Kong, by Chinese living m Formosa to -their dependents. This measure was m line with the United States' suggestion to stop remittances to the mainland so as to prevent the Chinese Communists from
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    REDS ARE TRAINED
    18 3 Chinese Communist naval cadets, numbering 150. have been sent to Vladivostok for submarine training.— AP
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    JAP-U.S. AIR PACT
    20 3 The United States an?. Japan have agreed on the final draft of an air transport agreement.- Reuter
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    Ceylon Buddhists want racing ban
    115 3 COLOMBO, Fri. rE Ceylon Buddhist Cultural Seciety has urged a ban on liquor from state functions and the abolition of racing: m the Ward altogether In a memorandum to the Prime Minister Mr Dudley Senanayake. the society declares that the "greatest assret the Ceylonese possessed
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    HONG KONG STORY IN PICTURES
    129 3 HONG KONG, Fri. THE first pieces of art for Hong Kong's projected City Hall consist of 15 paintings of early Hong Kong and the South China coast. They have just arrived. The pictures were bought m the United Kingdom by the Hong Kong government for
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    Ridgway changes his plans
    63 3 General Matthew B. Ridgway, Supreme Allied Commander, has abandoned "fairly advanced" plans for the biggest allied postwar manoeuvres, which were to have been held m Germany m September. Quarters close to Supreme Headquarters said the exercises had been cancelled because it was felt that* the troops
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    NEW ASSIGNMENT
    28 3 Major General Willard Wyman, who has been the Commander of the Nintr. Corps m Korea, will be assigned to General Matthew Ridgway's staff m Europe. UP
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    VICE CONTROL
    26 3 V ICE CONTROL The U.S. Army announced m Washington that it is applying all feasible methods" to' repress prostitution and control veneral disease m Japan.- AP
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      209 3 I Th: \vs as t «»,6 'l'al^; 6.45 Olflvi^* UKt Interlude 6.5u n^m the Editorials; inns M«rinpp- 7.00 Dockland— A description ol 10 a.m. News; 10.0& Matinee. w&y ]iye m crowded 11-11.30 Brass Bands; 1 p.m. dock area of Cardiff; 7.45 Cricket: Radio Orch L3O News; 1.45-2 Commonwealth XI v.
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. July 25. 1952. Points & houses
    316 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. July 25. 1952. Points houses GUIDED by past experience, the Singapore Improvement Trust has been improving gradually its system of allotting points to applicants for Trust housing. By its latest decision, the Trust aims at greater fairness m giving points to two classes of applicants,
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    RUSSIAN AID
    304 4 WHOS fooling who? Thats J 1 a debateabte point with regard to the professed Burmese desire for aid from Soviet Russia. If Burma's premier, TJ Nu, has b?*n correctly quoted. the request to Russia for «'d to a test case "to see If Russia would give aid to
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    THE CASE FOR THE 'CAT'
    878 4  -  Rev. GORDON LANG Is Britain to think only of the criminal, -never of the victim? By the LONDON: IME have m Britain an all-time record m a prison population of some 24.000 persons, and a daily record m the Press of crimes of violence which
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    Dai, Mac, And Pat Are All Brothers—of Tribesmen
    430 4  - Dai, Mac, And Pat Are All Brothers— of Tribesmen CHAPMAN PINCHER The Doctors Look For Trouble By They're descended from the Berbers of North Africa THE true Taffies of Wales, the Highland Scots, and the Irish are the direct descendants of wild tribesmen from the North African deserts, scientists have
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    Here's What Austria Thinks of Them
    780 4  -  RITCHIE McEWEN OCCUPATION TROOPS? By t^O one cares to be 'occupied", especially for seven years, and after being "liberated". But m Austria the Russians take pride of place as the most detested and despised among the occupation forces. Every Austrian, even children at kindergarten,
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    NO MORE LARK PIE
    237 4 MOST people have heard of pigeon pie and m many parts of Britain lark pie is nothing new. Which Is very much as things were m Belgium until a short time ago when the Government decided that pigeon pie would pass but that lark pie was
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    MM: JUDGE MUST HEAD INQUIRY'
    158 5 'Govt. servants shouldn't be in-anti-graft unit' nv4P c- Free Pr^ Staff Reporter JAh Singapore Legislative Councillor, Mr Lim lew Hock, said yesterday that to wipe out corruption m Government departments, the newly-formed anti-graft unit should be composed of non-Government servants. w Sf a^ also opposed
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    13 WILL V AS HOUSEMEN
    61 5 housemen t duly m rp-rn: cradum are trcm &r.wt are from Federa ion j-o a nolleci f" r pout* C riSt Dti'Cor of M?day. 1 en s wtre cfTcred lie added. bound to reJL 'erm of bousewanshtp ,-i mi Mi MnMi me »nwhilr Is housemanship
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    Class for teachers
    18 5 Si.PORE Education Detart a class for schools »*xt mor. :or training, a east a. Chi-
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    RID A gives $21,000 for bridges
    65 5 RID A gives $21,000 for bridges SEREMBAN. FrL 'pHE Rural and Industrial Development Authority Vegri Sembilan. has approved $21,000 to build 11 bridges m rural areas of Serembar and Kuala Pilah districts the State Development Officer, N.S., Mr. F. C. Maynarrt told the Free Press yesterday. The improvement and widening
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    They'll fix the date
    142 5 rFHE Goveining Council of the Singapore Trade Union Congress will meet on Sunday to fix a date for the second meeting of its Representative Council. The secretary of the TUC. Mr. S. Jaganathan. said that the Governing Council would also decide on the method of selecting
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    NO 'L' PLATES
    30 5 KLUANG. Fri.-A learner driver. Yu Choo Nam. who drove a motor vehicle without "L" pfates and was unaccompanifHl by a competent driver was fined $50 at Kfuang.
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    Blackout schedule
    124 5 SUBSTATIONS liable to load shedding tonight are: Balmoral Hd Dalvey Kd.: ChaU- »rlh Bd.: Pierce Bd.: SomervlHe l>tate l.eedon Bd.: Vi«N»r»a Park; Na»>iai Htl; Paterson Bd.; Crist Horld: Ho Hon* Oil MiUv Alexandra m. inetalor; Havelock Kd Mibyin Brewery; A.Bva Rrewwy: INctbelra C».; TancUn Bd.: Alexandra Bd. 5.1.
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    Alien Chinese won't get these certificates
    99 5 Alien Chinese won't get these certificates Free Press Staff Reporter THE Issue of Resident's Certificates to alien Chinese has been discontinued. Mr. S. E. King. Director of Immigration; told the Free Press yesterday. He said: "Now that the English language qualification has been reCaxed. those who could not apply for
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    FOREIGN-INSPIRED? NO, SAYS F.P.A
    172 5 Free Press Staff Reporter MRS. JOANNA MOORE, publicity chief of the Singapore Family Planning Association, yesterday denied that the association was a "foreigni inspired organisation". Mrs. Moore was commenting on a telegram sent by My. Leong Yew Koh, secre-tarjr-general of the Malayan j Chinese Association to
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    Methodist club in Seremban
    82 5 Methodist club in Seremban SEREMBAN. Frl. The Wesley Jellowship of the Methodist Church wa« formed In Seremban on Wednesday to encourage members In the Christian way of life. Officers elected were: President, Mr. B. H. Tan; vice-president, Mr. S. Marimuthu: recording »e--cretary, Mr. Tang Am Lock; tifasurer, Mr. Tan Van;
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    Luxury buses: Trial urged
    222 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Council's Vehicles and Traffic Committee has agreed that the proposed loop bus service between Shenton Way and Capitol Cinema should be given a trial. The committee has asked the acting Registrar of Vehi- cles to work out the details to
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    TALK ON HANDICRAFT
    126 5 A four-day conference on handicrafts and cottage industries of South East Asia, sponsored by he Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, wJtt be held m Bangkok from July 28. Participating countries include Malaya. Burma. Cambodia, Ceylon, the Philippines India, Indonesia. Japan. Laos. Siam. Borneo and
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    COUNCIL STARTS WITH PRAYER
    170 5 KOTA BAHRU, Fri. A PRAYER was read by the Clerk of Council for flrsi time before the meeting of the Kelantan Council of 6tate opened yesterday at Balal Besar. with the Acting Mentri Besar, Tengku Hamzah, presiding. Mr J W Slater, the Chief Police Officer, and
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    3 workers injured
    54 5 KLANG, Fri. Three P.W.D. labourers, two Chinese and an Indian, were injured while working on Sydney Bridge, Klang, yesterday. The steel plates which they were lifting: were said *o have fallen on them. The Indian's condition Is reported to be serious. The Sydney Bridge is being closed
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    46 5 picture. i Uto, m Kota Tinggi on Wednesday morning. The family Is here teen to Sinf a pore yesterday. TERENCE EDMETT, 14, (right) drove his father, mother and 11 year old brother safely through a terrorist ambush In an armoured car on Nanyo Es- Free Wmm
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    PAYNE: 'THERE ARE MANY DIFFICULTIES'
    420 5 PAYNE: 'THERE ARE MANY DIFFICULTIES' picture. Free Press StafT Reporter SINGAPORE City Council's Electrical Engine r. Mr. C. C. Payne, who spent six weeks m Br.tjun speeding up supplies for the Pasir Panjang power station, said yesterday: "There are many difticu ties to surmount. These are by no means easy/
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    Labour will seek changes in Rent Bill
    144 5 Labour will seek changes in Rent Bill T*HE Singapore Labour Party wants to amend the Control of Rent Bill to give discretionary powers to courts to take into consideration human aspects when deciding on cases wh landlords seek possession 01 dwelling houses. The party is also agi.nst granting "wandlords r.ghts
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    Transferred to Penang
    50 5 Transferred to Penang KUALA KANGSAR Fri. —Mr. H. W. Wilson, a* ant master, Malay Co Kuala Kangsar. has b transferred to the Ch Teachers' Training I Penang, as headmaster. Mr. A. Saunderson, whj; is now m Britain on leave, v ill succeed him tt Kuala Kang--1 sar on his return.
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    For Bangkok
    28 5 KOTA BAHRU Fn Tengku Sen Maharaja. Acting Mentri Besar of Re*? titan, leares for Penang today where he will emplane for Bangkok on 10 days' leave.
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    OPEN RACE FOR PENANG CUP
    304 6 Horses not accepting FOLLOWING horses will not start at tomorrow's Penang races: Pink Gin, Sudan, Bright Eyes, Decanter, Gallant Red, Indelible, Kingport, Miss Nathan, Woodcote Inn, Brave Wind, Springbok, Avalanche, Leiebvre, Never A Blank, Geifang Star, Tarzan, Abbostford, Irish Abbot, Coming Attraction, Olympic, Apollo II
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    Entertainment best if the track is firm
    656 6 Entertainment best if the track is firm From ALLAN LEWIS UOODCOTE INN will not start m the main race, Penang Cup over 1 Mile, tomorrow, first day of the Penang Turf Club's August Bank Holiday meeting. The absence of Wooclcote Inn makes the race look very open. Entertainment, Colonel Whatnot,
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    FREE ENTRY HAS FORM TO WIN
    428 6 *V-Oi\HERN Circuits first performance at Singapore he finished third to Ondine and Barrow Boy was a gocd firs' up effc rt. Saddled up ftur days later i:ed m Div. 2, but this is not unu-ual for a new horse. Though he has had over
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    DISTANCE WILL SUIT FREE FANCY .
    341 6 DISTANCE WILL SUIT FREE FANCY FREE Fncy and Fair Sir, I two improving newcomers, should provide the finish to the Cl. 2, Div. 2 race over seven furlongs. Scratchings will reduce the field to about 12 starters. Free Fan~y has improved his own weight since his first race at i
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    'COURSE] HORSE'I
    5 6 'COURSE] HORSE' I NO REGRETS
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    Mubarak & Chesieres will fight this out
    528 6 Mubarak Chesieres will fight this out 'THOUGH a big field will A face the starter for the Cl. 2, Div. 1 race over seven furlongs, I have narrowed the issue down to two, Chesieres and Mubarak. Chesieres won m good style over 1 Mile at the last meeting here. He
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    CUSTOMS BEAT S.V.F.C. 2-0
    69 6 A FINE defence put up by their full-toacks, Mustafa and Dawood, enabled the Customs Sports Club to beat Seletar Ville P.C. by 2-0 m a SAFA Div. 3B league soccer match played on the C.V.M.A. ground yesterday. In the 10th minute following a prolonged goalmouth melee,"
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    NQ REGRETS SHOULD WIN THE MAIN SPRINT
    494 6 NQ REGRETS SHOULD WIN THE MAIN SPRINT Quarter I)f, k n p^ 810. Vahant 0i^ T rpHE plain sprint, CL 1. Div. l hard to win and relying on i, I am giving No Regrets a fi though he will meet strong opi Patrol, Ga^> Co-Ed. and New look. Urn
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    On looks done laU Kahaka
    33 6 On looks done laU Kahaka 2ci field he ran dour to run cone Dan.. i SC! h I him On looks have a t. pron He lo ROOC racin 1 Dai II I
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    FAMILY TRIUMPH FOR THE Three wins by man and wife
    49 7 FAMILY TRIUMPH FOR THE Three wins by man and wife i husband and wife team carried a m the Olympic Games at both of them setting 'ued his second Gold the 5,000 metres his 10,000 metres victory i .is won was Dd fifth a 18 :i Oi 1 AP
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    The flying Fish' is puzzling them all at Helsinki
    393 7 T*HEY have got an interesting question around the Olympic pool these days: How does Furuhashi do it? Young Hironoshin Furuhashi of Japan is usually referred to as the "Flying Fish That label has nothing to do with his style Only his
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    again hockey champions
    86 7 again hockey champions I I ;ed HolI confidently. -\nges 'nt. and irive to deflected Dd beat Third goal ire India's I such a f weaving and j ust out_oal. c Babu Keshav nders and tcr, which cd. It •■:rd goal and u e second ite mitside r a brilon the
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    WRESTLING
    38 7 A BM of its d matches Greco-Roman rday. Finland i taking contests x matches Win«ary and Italy n <i Egypt and each. Little Ormany took Czechoslovakia, r m. two each *ni Austria •y. Ruur^ece each won AP
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    BRITISH STARS DISQUALIFIED
    359 7 gRITAIN t, t wo ma i n hopes m the Olylnp j c 10 000 metres walk were disqualified for "lifting" m the lr heats yesterday but George Coleman the only other British entrant, won his race to reach the r Mil, dy tl^ ed as a
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    All the finals
    156 7 MI n 110-M. HL'RDLI I 1. H. Dil'.ard. DA, 13.7 Irecord); 2. J. Davis, DA, 13.7; Barnard. l\s. 14.1. 4. E. Bnlarvhik, Russia. 14.6; 5. R. Weinberu, Au*trali.i. 11.7: 6. K. Doubledav. v HAMMEP 1. J i: 197 ft. H i" B. 1 my, 3. J. Nemeth.
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    Frenchman wins fencing
    125 7 EGYPT broke into the European monopoly of individual foils section of the Olympic fencing tournament by placing: two men among thr ts yesterday The "Egyptian nn shed sixth and seventh. Foil individual final plarinsrs and detail: 1. C. DOriola. France, eight wins, 12 hits asrainst (Gold Medal)
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    1st THREE PLACES TO U.S.
    224 7 1st THREE PLACES TO U.S. 11Q m HURDLES A MERICANS captured all three medals m the 110 metres hurldes. Harrison Diilard, coloured American victor of the 100 meters m London m 1948, was first, with fellow countrymen Jack Davis, second, and Art Barnard, third. Dillard's time was 13.7 seconds a
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    Loader 6-64 v. Sussex
    273 7 OURREYS 15th victory apv peared to be m the bag at the close of play at Hastings yesterday, for the County leaders led Sussex by 297 runs and had four second innings wickets m hand. Derbyshire bt. Worcestershire (Stoubridge) by an innings and 57 runs. Derbyshire
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    SOCCER: GERMANY, HUNGARY WIN
    159 7 PERMANY'S workmanlike football team advanced into the semi-final of the Olympic soccer tournament with a thrilling 4 2 win over Brazil after half-an-hour's extra time. Germany trailed right up to the last five seconds of the regulation 90 minutes, but then Klug, their outside left, headed
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    GOODWOOD CUP
    44 7 CIX final acceptors, with weights, for the Goodwood Cup, to be run over two miles, five furlongs at Goodwood on Thursday. July 31 are: Granet IV and Strathspey 9.2: Quino 11. Medway. Three Ch I I and Eastern Emperor all 8.12. UP
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    Mao's athletes for Helsinki
    55 7 A Chinese Communist official announced yesterday m Helsinki that Red Chinese athletes were en route from China to compete m the remaining events of the Olympic Games. Shene Shih Pai. who described himself as chairman of the AllChinese Sports Federation, said the Chinese squad included swimmers
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    PENTATHLON
    28 7 Following are the summaries of yesterday's swimming competition m the modern pentathlon: 1 Lars Hall Sweden: 2. E. Leal Medeiros Brazil; 3. W. T. McArthur. U.S.A.- AP
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    Olympic saga ends for Blankers-Koen
    160 7 Olympic saga ends for Blankers-Koen 4 "JSTRALIA'S Shirley Strickland won the finals of the women's 80 metres hurdles m 10.9 seconds. Russia's Marija Golubicnnaja. was second m 11.1 Germany's Maria Sander third 11.2. Britain's Jean Desfcrges fourth m 11.6 sec. Defending champion Fanny Blankers Koen of Holland knocked down the
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    Fielding lapses let India down
    243 7 rE Indian tourists finished the second day of their match at Blackpool with a Commonwealth side m a commanding positon, but fielding errors robbed them of the chance of having made the Commonwealth side followon. Lapses m the field saw the Commonwealth side score 215
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    Rugby XV for Ceylon
    126 7 A Singapore civilian rugby rV team will visit Colombo, at the invitation of the Ceylon Rugby Union, for the All India tournament which is to be held there from the end of September. The Oeylou invitation was sent through the Commissioner for Ceylon m Malaya, Mr.
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    Jurij will accept Gold Cup
    119 7 Jurij will accept Gold Cup YOUNG Jurij Tjukalov of Russia, the n< w Olympic sculling champion, said yesterday he would like to accept the Philadelphia Go?d Cup and offer it for challenge. The Gold Cup has been an e~nble:n of world single gcntts supremacy s'.nie 1910. It goes au'omal 1•y
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    CHOONGS IN PENANG B.A
    171 7 THE Chcongs, David and cousin Amy. who are now here for their holidays, have entered for the Penang open badminton championships. David Choong (Ewe Leong) has entered for both singles and doubles, but Amy Choong will not compete m the singles. Amy will partner Lam Kit
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    INDIA HELD AT WATER-POLO
    48 7 INDIA HELD AT WATER-POLO A return water-polo match be- tween India and Portugal played at Helsinki on Wednesday ended In a draw, each side scoring eight goals. In the first match between the two teams played last week. India beat Portugal by seven goals I to nil.- Reuter
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    CUP-FIGHTIING SIGNALS KEPT SCORE DOWN
    550 7 to 1 i R.E.M.E 1; G.HQ S -n 0. all round, and holding them in yesterday's C\. i (up Singapore I at the 8.0.D. ground AU a, Royp.l F^ a] and Mechanical Ln?ineers might have hal poslnij victory mar 1 v l?it they could only
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    INDIANS STRUGGLE FOR WIN
    189 7 INDIANS STRUGGLE FOR WIN FDI/ acu'arly ;o a tlire-nU tory over Indonesians m Singapore A tutear F A. Community I I at the n B aay. Both teams soccer on the .slip; and the handful of fans had nothing to sho«t about i hed plumh Indians scored two goals m
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    REES LEADS
    74 7 Dai Rees.* British Ryder Cup player and former matchplay champion, retained his two strokes lead of the field m the North British Harrogate 90 hole* professional polf tournament at Harrogate. Yorkshire, yesterday, and is now out on his own a total of 207. Harry Bradshaw rfreland^ with whom
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    BIRTHS
    30 8 WE To Joke (nr- wife of J. C. N. v on 23rd July, at K.K. Hospital, a son. Dirk. I.OVETT: To Joyce and Derek. K,:.ciang Kerbau Hospital, a son
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    ENGAGEMENT
    39 8 THE engagement was announced on 2 1952. between On', tan el^cr son of Mr. <fc cn<z Bee of 42. Blair and Tan Kirn Liang. youngest daughter of Mr. A Mrs. Boon Kok of 22, Tanjong r Road. Singapore.
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    DEATHS
    26 8 PEEL: Peacefully at Bexhlll-or.-Sea. on 23rd Julr, 1952. Lady •1. widow of tV:e late Sir Peel, former Chief Secrej Governor. Hon? Hong Kong Papers I
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    IN MEMORIAM
    23 8 I late -ed 25 7 193"5. mate 6c X H*> "> be m Soul <fc mad. t our Los. On Rcsie Robert
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    NATURALISATION
    18 8 given RING CHIANG of 6. Ziorc CW erru and rsoa who knows Tt'aSOlX J should ?*nd C-iior.:
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    NATURALISATION
    30 8 YEO i P H. YOUNG JJ Ki-n C vian Road. SingaI to the Governor an" ho knows any re. D s-cu'd n3* b? Mr Oi tli r ry. Singapore.
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    POLICE FIGHT PERSIAN REDS IN NEW RIOTS
    370 8 TEHERAN, Friday. pOLICE used batons and tear gas last night to disperse a mob of Communists and sympathisers on the main street of this Persian capital. The mob attempted to disarm police, who had arrested two people suspected of being Communists when the
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    Odd fob man is now out
    82 8 MANDALAY. Fri. A 30-YEAR-OLD Japanese soldier, described as the last straggler of the Japanese occupation army. h.is been discovered living with a Burmese couple near here. Police brought the man, Shorogi, alias Khin Mo.ung Vi, to hospital after he had b e en severely
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    MERCYFOR GUARD KILLER
    74 8 MERCYFOR GUARD KILLER WASHINGTON. Fri. PRESIDENT Truman yesterday commuted to life imprisonment the deal C ar Colla i Puerto Rican n iol j ng a White guard m an attempt trie President N nember 1950. 1 had been scheduled rict of electric chair f> n Aug. 1. •use Press Secretary.
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    SVVR IMSPI IK
    33 8 SV VR IMSPI IK The Foreign Minisers of six Schuman Steel Plan nat. unanimously accepted last night an Italian proposal for new Franco-German negotiations to .settle the disoute over the Saar. says UP
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    OBEY GENEVA RULES—U.S. ASKS REDS
    119 8 OBEY GENEVA RULES— U.S. ASKS REDS WASHINGTON. Fri. THE UNITED STATES has asked Russia to use her influence to get the Commun:n Korea to comply v Geneva Convention ru'.es for the treatment of war prisoners. The United States also ask?d the international committee of the Red Cross to persuade the
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    MORE SELF-RULE FOR KASHMIR
    185 8 NEW DELHI, Friday. T*HE Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, told Parliament yesterday the Indian government has agreed to grant Kashmir a large measure of self-government within the Indian Union. Reporting on his week-lone: talks here with the Kashmir Premier Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah, pnd members of his Government.
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    Java sugar workers strike
    39 8 Seme 00.000 workers m Java's major sugar industry went on strike yesterday m a long-simmering dispute for wages. The workers are members of a union affiliated with the powerful Communistaffiliated Labour Union Association "SOBSI."- AP
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    Colonial council not practical
    168 8 LONDON. Fri. THE COLONIAL Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, told the House of Commons yesterday that it was impracticable to set up a permanent colonial! council. Mr. Emanuel Shinwell. former Labour Minister of Defence, had asked whether, m view of the importance of the colonies m the
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    THE SAINT
    69 8 UNION CAA6SO C 495 FR P[> 40S ANGELES CALIF MAR 5 1952 1110* -CHRIS JAYSONTRIANGLE FINANCE CO LAS VEGAS NEVAOAHAVE CONTACTES MY CLIENT WHO REQUESTS YOU PRESENT YOURSELF TO HIM WHH ALL IDENTIFICATION EXACTLY ONE WEEK FROM TOOAY STOP ATTACHED MONEY ORDER WILL PAY YOUR TRANSPORTATION TO SANDROCK
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    THE QUEEN AT ASCOT
    46 8 photo, THESE SIX PICTURES show the Queen watching the racing at Ascot, Berkshire, from the top of the Royal box. Her Majesty saw the Asa Khan's Tulyar win the £23.000 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth stakes, ridden by Charlie Smirke A.P
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    CHIANG'S CROWING POWER 'Can smash Red invasion easily'
    303 8 CHIANG'S CROWING POWER 'Can smash Red invasion easily' TAIPEH, Friday. rrHE United States military mission on Formosa yesterday neared its maximum personnel of 800 officers and men and Major-Gen. William Chase is prepared to swing the training programme into high -ear. Ma j. -Gen. Chase asserted the training: programme has
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    ALLIES HIT AT COMMUNIST TARGETS
    96 8 ALLIES HIT AT COMMUNIST TARGETS TOKYO. Fri. ALLIED planes took the advantage of clear skies over North Korea yesterday for a renewed onslaught on Communist supply arteries connecting Manchuria with the battlefront Carrier-based planes blasted power stations on both coasts ol North Korea. American planes smashed three well-protected plants near
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    BEY COMPLAINS TO FRANCE
    56 8 The Bey of Tunis was reI liably reported yesterday to have sent a telegram to the i French President. M. Auriol. complaining that he has not been kept advised of France's proposed reforms m Tunisia. and consequently widl delei gate none of his powers to I
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    SULORS" STRIKE
    24 8 Negotiators voiced optimism yesterday as they resumed talks m San Francisco aimed at setting the 59-day-old AFL West Coast saiHors' strike.- AP
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      6 1 RACE FORUM Friday, July 25, 1952.
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      Is this RIGHT?
      1412 1 Asks ALLAN LEWIS THE last amendment to x the classification list issued by the Straits Racing Association is very interesting from one point of view and that is: fifteen horses THAT HAVE NOT RACED IN CL. 3 AFTER BEING DROPPED TO THAT CLASS FROM CL. 2, HAVE
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      Well done Mister Knight
      72 1 Well done Mister Knight L F. Knight. actStraits Racing .on handicaplesptte plenty of :o the contr s done quite a b In Ma new role meeting at S:ntn Mr. i kg, the :<>r a photo m twelve le the winner. photos ngs. vilcd' ond place d< ride thira o crec:'
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      WHEN THE JUDGES WERE WRONG
      601 1 WHEN THE JUDGES WERE WRONG I/HJK tne second ump siijg^.. 'pnoto^rap^mtb English rac-ing-tse >UcfgeAiaye".S misi a k£ bY c i Mhe Sfri rfh irtg of a rtUce dn'Suly m Afjer a^ despite- fin lie Cherry Hlnton Stakes .r between, the two-year-oids, Pirouette, Libatpx aM Omelia, the judge announced Pirdu^tte a>
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      English jockeys to "invade 'Malaya
      1098 1 AUSTRALIAN jockeys have held sway m vlalaya for many years. [f rumours now circu- ating m Singapore are correct they will soon lave competent rivals from England. A leading Singapore owner eceived word "from a friend X home that 27-year-old B. Jun would like to
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      Complete Guide For Penang Race
      4643 2 THE following are the horses entered for Penang turf Club's JulyAugust meeting. This 1 form guide is compiled by ALLAN LEWIS. HORSES CUSS 1. ADONIS FIFTH: <V2ft*swe«i> »-7-52 Spore 9-2 rd 1-9 7F (Fad**) Div 1\ Ut liiouiti x 13. and- New Lo«k »-Q; 3rd
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      PENANG RACE FORM GUIDE
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      Form Of Horses Class Five
      3466 4 Continued from Page 3. DAK-ES-SAI.AM NINTH: (12 started) 21-6-52 Ipoh 8-8 IP (Laasdownt Div. 1: Ist China Town 2nd Regal Alre 8-7; 3rd Courtenay II 8-12. Li-short betd-U. -25 2/b Track fait. KOl KTH: I len surtedt 8-5-52 Penang J>-6 cd. 8-7 SF. iPtdek) Div.
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