The Singapore Free Press, 1 August 1952

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Total Pages: 28
1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA No. 1 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    DANNY IS IN HOT WATER WITH BRITONS
    74 1 DANNY IS IN HOT WATER WITH BRITONS NDON, Fri. A AN comedian. X.. b :he Danes faces m Anderse y man's j d and i hosDi-il ooe jaunt irom mcml of Comde- icular method hall come- picture. \\C. EE WEN. the Hong Kon« film and singer, photoit a reception given
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    S'pore sugar ration up
    51 1 S'pore sugar ration up Staff Reporter T |*l ration m Sin be increased to two katties a week. The price 33 cents a katty. since Dec. 31 oeen 10 tahils a price 24 cents or 38.4 cents per re are 16 tahils to and purposes been derationed b achinery for
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    LABOUR CLASH IN HOUSE
    407 1 Bevan gets rebuke from Attlee LONDON, Friday. RIVALRY between the Leftwing and Moderate sections of the Labour Party developed into an open clash m Parliament yesterday when Mr. Clem?nt Attlee attacked a speech by Mr. Aneurin Hevan, leader of the rebel group. Mr. Attlee. former Prime
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    Blackout probe will be futile
    212 1 Free Press Staff Reporter THE appointment by Singapore's Governor. Mr. J. F. Nicoll. of a committee to investigate the blackouts got a mixed reception this morning. A senior unofficial member of the Rural Board said that this committee would not be able to achieve anything.
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    RAF officers robbed
    67 1 Free Press Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE burglar en- tered the house of Flt.Lt. Hayne m Siglap Road, yesterday and took property, worth $224. The stolen articles including a pair of gold earrings a camera and $24 Another R.A.F. officer Flt.Lt Brenchley reported to the police that his
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    FOUR FIRES IN STORE
    53 1 Free Press Staff Reporter The Singapore Fire Brigade was called to four fires yesterday, on c of which was a $10,000 blaze which destroyed two motor tongkangs anchored off Clyde Terrace. The others were lallang fires at Ewart Park, off Holland Road, Portsdown Road, and Chua
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    49 1 "THAIS YOUR MAN", gestures President Truman when Mr. Adlai Stevenson, Governor of Illonois. (right) appeared at the Democratic Party Convention at Chicago. The Democrats chose Mr. Stevenson, who had never made a campaign speech and always shied at nomination, to represent them m the Presidential Election m November.- A.P.
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    800 MEN RESCUED BY AIR
    133 1 SEOUL, Fri. TWENTY helicopters yes- terday evacuated 800 United Nations troops from the Quartermaster Service Centre somewhere m Korea" after the rainswollen Pukhan River had encircled the site. The centre, bordered on one side by the river, lost its communications the night before when water
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    BOY HANGS HIMSELF
    35 1 BOY HANGS HIMSELF An 11 -year-old boy m Hanover hanged himself yesterday m a room m which his parents had locked him as a punishment for staying out till 10 p.m. the previous night. Reuter
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    Red on the way out
    49 1 picture. THF AUSTRALIAN COMMUNIST, Mr. Lawrence Sharkey and wife leaving the Customs Hall, at Kallang airport, Singapore, this morning to b oard a London-bound Qan-tas-BOAC plane. The couple who arrived last night from Sydney were refused nermis sion to enter Sin^anore F ree Press
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    U.S. resumes Staying tin
    85 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. THe United States lifted certain restrictions on the purchase of tin. allowing American importers to buy it overseas for use here for the first time since March 1951. The American importers will be allowed to buy the tin "at any price. 1 The Reconstruction
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    PRINCE IN PARIS
    20 1 Prince Buu Loc, the newly narred Vietnam High CommitiiO:ier to France, arrived m Paris from Saigon.- U.P.
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    SPECIAL POLICE GUARD SHARKEY
    132 1 Free Press Staff Reporter. SPECIAL Branch officers of the Singapore Police Force this morning escorted Mr. Lawrence Sharkey. the Australian Communst, and his wife to Kallang airport from where they flew to London. Secretary-General of the Australian Communist Party, Mr. Sharkey was accused by captured Malayan
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    Shah told 'don't see diplomats'
    184 1 TEHERAN, Friday. TAR. Mohammed Mossadeq's dictatorial government yesterday barred the Shah of Persia from all contact with foreign diplomats unless authorised m advance by Dr. Mossadeq himself. The Shah is also barred from discussing politics with parliamentary leaders and other prominent persons and may see
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    Rubber talks held in secret
    73 1 LONDON, Fri. RUBBER experts from 20 countries yesterday continued their examination here of means of stabilising the rubber industry. Th e talks which are being held m private were called by 'the international Rubber Study Group to consider whether measures designed to prevent burdensome surpluses
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    NEW BRANCH OF C.I.D.
    59 1 The narcotics branch of the Singapore police which has conducted 200 raids on Colony opium dens during the past three weeks comes into official existence from today. The officer m charge, Mr. E. J. Linsell, A.SP., told the Free Press that information should be sent to
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    Grand Prix Supplement
    55 1 A 12-PAGE Johore Grand Prix supplement to appear with tomorrow's Free Press will give Malayan motor racing fans a complete advance picture of the country's greatest speed events to be held m Johore Bahru on Sunday. Make sure of getting a copy by ordering tomorrow's Free Pr^s
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    Army didn 't plan Farouk abdication
    374 1 Army didn 't plan Farouk abdication PARIS, Friday. PENERAL MOHAMMED NAGUIB, leader of the Egyptian army revolt which forced the abdication of King Farouk, said m an interview yesterday that the Egyptian monarch had to go because he refused to accept anry demands for reforms. Gen. Naguib was quoted by
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    5,081 HELD UNDER THE EMERGENSY
    222 1 LONDON. Frl. THE Colonial Secretary, Mr. OUver Lyttelton. told the House of Commons yesterday that on July 12 this year 5.081 persons were held under Emergency Regulations m prisons or detention camps m Malaya. Of these 4.918 were m the Federation and 163 m Singapore.
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      5 1 L MA,7ufACTUXi*i HLiJ .INC. vroKK
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      151 1 SINGAPORE RESTA'J3*JT 1 st Class Bar) 79. Bras Basah Rd Tel 4081 Singapore, Excei'ent Cuisine Ist Class Service Special Cocktails Cold Beer. Wine Spirits European Dinner Ala Carte Chinese Food HARDY AMIS* "a just reuard Manners are not idei 1!< are the fruit of loyal nature and of noble mind.
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    MrsR. Makes All the (U.S.) Money
    643 2 MrsR. Makes All the (U.S.) Money SHE SIMPLY MINTS THE STUFF A WOMAN who believes m applying the principles of careful housekeeping to busiresponsible tor maki:. the United Government's money. Mrs. or of the United now serving her nth year as the official money By les being the first i
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    A GLASSY FUTURE
    350 2 rrHOSE who complain that the modern American house with its "picture" windows and glass walls is becoming more and more like a goldfish bowl have bad news coming. A Chicago architect. Mr. rge Nelson, recently demonstrated t o a slightly .ned audience a plastic dome which enclosed
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    KNOW YOURSELF
    342 2 rY a simple test on your feClow women next time you are m town. Count the number of heads with hair looking like forked lightning because it has. not been brushed correctly. Count the unpressed frocks, dusty collars, and check the dipping slips, and troddendown heels. Not very
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    4 Women Plan Next Year's Face
    662 2 ...and commend the English complexion, says Eileen Ashcrott rpOUR women are meeting m Bond Street, London, this week to discuss the beauty problems of three continents. From America comes dark-haired Mrs. Kay Brown, with short haircut and suntanned skin. In a slim-fitting navy silk
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    A Parson Answers
    430 2 A woman writes: We have been married tor 16 years. We married your.3. I was 20, he was 24. I suppose you would call us a happy couple. Neighbours do. At any rate, we never talk of divorce; yet equally we never talk of love or being
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      32 2 J 16 *4***«* eMre t^ j M -fettef. Mr. F. H. R (leittiw) HH I Did you MACLEAN your teeth today J jQte m xmStt^i Mac i cans H. >/ Peroxide Tooth Paste
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      76 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR pORN today, you have a number of the more l-uuUr talents. You are library, dramatic, a good public speaker, artistic m your tastes, and individualistic m the way you go about every 'bing. But yoa have good. Poetical, common sense as well as a talent fc r
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      75 2 sponge soaks up water. But you reach the saturation point eventually. Establish your proper limit or you may overburden yourself. Be more selective m your main ctojeclives and your attainments will be greater than if you scatter your energies over too wide a field. You have a magnetic personality; your
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      77 2 you a good advantage over your competitors. It is indicated that you should accumulate something of a fortune during your lifetime. You have a high temper. Learn to keep it under control and don't fly off the handle at trifles. Look on the humorous side of things, too. Although success
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      177 2 New Crossword No. 729 5 3"^ 'fee* "JaSiKsj J i- B^ CLUES ACROSS 1. Does this drink leave a feather m one's throat? (8). 7. Offers the chance of a game revenge <6, 5). 8. Feel lonely inside? (3). 9. Related m a different way (7i. 10. Post office put
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      79 2 POCKET CARTOON hy OSBCR7 LANCASTER •1 MM AVnl m XSS39D J Lei mr assure you, Mi>s Bu(*(rodr, that rhis 1.1 no u'U> lo inarasf Mrs. RicictKorn i chancel!'." Solution To Crossword No. 728 IKSTERDAY'S SOLUTION Across: l, Open. 4. Wide. 6. Screwllllici 8. Lair 9. Kennel. 11. Fri- gid. 12.
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    Widow contacted love man for young husband
    397 3 Widow contacted love man for young husband OOKivr i 4 LONDON, Friday. clairvoyant was asked to get rid of the t^?, 1 r& rgUl waa Prosecuting John DArcy, aged 36 and Ray Metcalf. aged 30, both of no Hxed address. They were acciLsed of being concerned together m obtainlv,7h 2
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    NEW DUTIES FOR RIDGWAY
    54 3 Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway, Allied Supreme Commander L Lurope wiU take over additional duties as commander of all United States Au r gu S stl m EUr Pc fr m Gen. Thomas T. Handy until now U.S. Commander-in-chief. will become deputy! commander and has been delegated
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    STRANGE HOOFMARK BAFFLED FARMERS
    40 3 pert: Worth r j' of had red j. :.;mal which :rom Pc: hand te fai I an had esempet I fa red d from rong, were beI -^d to bred ied out i a few A.P.
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    'Seuaer' photo examined
    22 3 'Seuaer' photo examined V. Fri. CB ex; en a re unidenti- 1 taken irds m iped white I b< taken by Reuter
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    PRINCE TO WED COMMONER
    30 3 odson of the daughter have Muenlheim, will marry s-end. r 8 Tho m 1 28. and pretty 20, intend to I ron a farm m A.P.
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    TO HELP BRITAIN
    9 3 3SC "dS > c help Britain Reuter
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    ROYAL PARTY FOR U.S.A.
    50 3 The Queen Mother of Persia and Princess Ashraf sister of the Shah) with the Princess's husband, are due to leave Teheran on Sunday for the United States. The new Chief of General Staff, General Yazdanpanah, is also leaving for the United States the same day. Reuter
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    CHARGES DROPPED
    34 3 Seven members of the South "Korean National Assembly, on trial for more than a month on charges of piring with the Communists, were absolved at Pusan and the prosecutors drooped indictments Reuter
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    NOTHING FOR 'LADY OF HIS CHOICE'
    262 3 Chance loans' for wife, buf- BIRMINGHAM, Friday. \f R. NOEL KER LINDSAY, former M.P. who was A X getting £5,000 a year as a director, said m Birmingham Bankruptcy Court that he owed his failure to "extravagance m living". He denied that he had
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    Japan and prewar external debts
    51 3 Japan has made a tentative proposal for settling her pre-war external debts, and details are under discussion by her creditors. The statement was the second to be released since delegates from Japan, Britain, France and United States first met m New York nine days ago.-
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    WHEN' CRIME PAYS
    38 3 Crime pays more than politic" on TV. The televising of the political conventions m Chicago has a daytime rating of 13.7 m viewers' popularity, compared with the 34 of the Senate Crime Commission last year.
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    He committed bigamy on his anniversary
    158 3 He committed bigamy on his anniversary BIRMINGHAM, Fri. ON his eighth wedding anniversary a man went through a form of marriage with another woman, it was stated at Birmingham Assizes. The man, Robert William Ward, aged 28, bus driver, pleaded guilty to a charge of i bigamously marrying Sarah France,
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    PARISIANS WARNED
    34 3 The Governor of the Bank of France, M. Wilfrid Baumgartner, for the second time this year has warned his countrymen that they were living beyond their means and not working enough. Reuter
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    CHEERFUL HAMS
    29 3 Swiss police are looking for two Swiss radio "hams" who habitually carry on a cheerful conversation on the frequency of the control tower at Zurich airport.— A.P.
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    Firemen start fire
    36 3 /CHILDREN had a bonfire day m New Haven. Con1^ necticut, when the fire department deliberately burned down a house to be cleared for a building project because the cheapest demoiisher asked over £400.
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    BUCKLEY
    24 3 The motor vessel Union Power, the first Chinese Nationalist vessel to call at Halifax m 15 years, will to load car^o fcr Havana
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    Bridge Hand
    284 3 A HEART opening would havo presented declarer with his ninth trick, but West chose ths spade ten to begin an excellent defence. However, South lost the game because of his own playing error. Declarer won the spade and began the clubs by leading a low one won by
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    Nehru will be busy
    47 3 A very heavy Parliamentary programme m New Delhi m the coming winter and other important preoccupations are the reasons why the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Nehru, will not be able to attend the commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference at London m November.- Reuter
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      119 3 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 14- UjWL "to (tcXp UOVt lAt "Trie UxymjL Sudsing pv J J^y\ J wi SUDSING /a rV^^^^^dk ACTION EBjjilfcy OUTCLEANS THEM ALL IN TW/Cf TH£ SPf£D Wholesale prices on application iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiHiiiinic3iiiiiHuiiiC2iiiii;ii!MmiMii;iiu!ir)MiriniMiic2iu«iitti j I WASSIAMULL'S OFFER! I i B. V. D. I I TWO WAY SHIRTS I IDEAL
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      58 3 10.05 M itmee; ss Bands; 1 p.m. Radio Hewt; 1.45 2 Del •10. 6 17 Forces* FavouAr.r.ouncementi; 7 Behind the P Come into the Rabies; 815 I Friday Prom; Governor cpen r 10 Voices anri ,'an Bfmic; 10 30— b. c. \UTid-* ISjpiS 55 S£^ 0^T te «S N °r
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      113 3 A taik by ...one Luh.ie; 6.15 Sports Round-Up; 6.30 The Nsw News Talk; 6.45 Interlude: 650 Prom the Editorials; 7 Radio Theatre 'Dona Clarine' by Ser ilin and Joaquin Alvars?* Quintero; 8.15 Country D nee; 8.3D The New s Home News; 8.45 New Records Presented th week by Boyd Neel;
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, August 1. 1952. Man to watch
    589 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, August 1. 1952. Man to watch IN Bgjpt the man to ten is N alias Pasha as he used to be, or plain Mr. Nahas as he is now that the new Prime Minister. Mr. Maher, has decided abolish the titles of; ha and bey.
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    COSH-BOYS ARE CROOKS AT THE AGE OF 8
    962 4  - COSH-BOYS ARE CROOKS AT THE AGE OF 8 JAMBS BARTLETT Britain has more criminals of 9 titan 19... and— pp The frightening facts m these headlines are the latsst evidence m the inquiry prompted by the Lord Chief Justice's demand for the right to flog violent tn r i> m
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    Austria's Blue Danube Still Runs Red
    756 4  -  RITCHIE McEWEN VIENNA says from 4T ten o'clock sharp last Saturday the ear-splitting din of hundreds of shrieking sirens, blaring factory hooters and dense crowds of cheering Austrians lining the waterfront filled the usually peaceful harbour at Linz. They were bidding 4 God Speed'
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    The Army Has Its Own University
    668 4  -  Peter Lovegrove —AT SHRIVENHAM IN times of peace the British Army, a cynic used to say. is always preparing to fight the last war. Whatever measure of truth there may once have been m this quip is no longer valid today when the development
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    Sergeant Runs a City
    92 4 Sergeant Runs a City Democracy rjtHE zens ol It ts month meet at ma: V(1 chikireni road baXi j dri But Sabre I not 1 any ot the It is near i folk, it of car stationed Grove. The car all colour.^ I stretch sites v occupied by n via
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    Eyes Have It
    35 4 BOXING hibitec leading Lor warns Boxers who pea I eyes develop ed pa' caused by num< Dr Jame< Har reports. He belm who is "p suffering from tl live effect of r
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      20 4 ENGAGEMENT Our Jtt*ol I interest You and hrall Her P. H. HENDRY, j Manufacturing Jew*l>r 73 NORTH BRIDCE ROAD SINCAPORE-6.
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      38 4 The pitter-patter of little feet! Just before the n :»;s;* fc quite unbearable, wise mothers provide soothing refreshment m the form of cool delicious Quinnette Squash! Children Love the real fruit flavours. QUINNETTE FRUIT SQUASHES Singapore COLD STORAGE
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  • SINGAPORE TRADE EXHIBITION 1952
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      8 1 SINGAPORE TRADE EXHIBITION 1952 Friday, Aug. 1, 1952.
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      400,000 expected to visit the fair
      634 2  -  ROGER YUE SINGAPORE S BIGGEST TRADE EXiilßn^ by pi FIT uniformed members of the Yeung Cheng School Brass Band will strike ud the music when the Governor of Singapore, Mr. J. F. Nicoll. declares the Colony's Fourth Postwar Trade Exhibition open at 5 o'clock
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      TELEVISION & THE COLONY'S FUTURE
      413 2 TELEVISION THE COLONY'S FUTURE A message from GEORGE Q :THOMPSON. Public RelatioJ Secretary, Singapore. rVRADE FAIR 1952 promises to be the h x yet organised, and the publu demonsfUSf of Television will be the first whic) made to the public m Asia. There v new under the Asian sun. The
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      Guide to Exhibitors
      155 2 Stall No 1-3 Diethelm Co. 4 Chung Nam Co. 5-6 Naina Mohd. Sons Ltd. 7-8 K. E. Mohd. Ibrahim Co. 9 Changli Traders 10 Gian Singh Co. 11 Montor Ltd. 12-15 Singer Sewing Machine Co. 16-18 Mar den Co. 19-24 A. Wander Ltd. (Ovaltine) 25-27 Federqi Dispensary
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      HISTORY WILL BE MADE TODAY
      324 3 The Governor will open the Colony's first British Radio Exhibition m the Happy World Stadium at 5 p.m. HISTORY '11 n m .v\ c m Sinßapow Stwhenlteinl •lures to roach a t in this II be sceii ;i\ s hist British Radio Kxhibithe Happy Hum.
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      89 3 photo. s\ n thp Dyers' Company and the on the River Thames belong to th i Q decide which was which 'jxiny. Last week began the round-up to fQ k I -d Swan uppers," left Old Swan J^r?Znd'rthe right side of the the traditional manner-one small l nick und r
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      'A rather special occasion'
      655 3  - 'A rather special occasion K. E. MACKENZIE says United Kingdom Trade Commissioner m Malaya. year's Singapore Trade Fair will be the fourth m the series to have t:ikc ii place since I came to Malaya. I have seen this fair srow steadily during this period and I believe it is
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      Babies and dogs chew up £28,000
      173 3 Babies and dogs chew up £28,000 FJOGS AND BABIES are estimated to chew up about £28,000 sterling m British bank notes every year. More than 29,000 people a year ask for repla<^ments of notes so badly mutilated that some explanation for their condition is needed. A survey of the explanations
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      Television comes to Singapore
      1243 4 THERE IS A NEW AND FASCINATING EXPERIENCE IN STORE FOR MALAYANS WHO VISIT THE BRITISH RADIO EXHIBITION— IT IS TELEVISION WHICH HAS MADE GIANT STRIDES IN RECENT YEARS »|*LEVISION, the n* fascinating modern scientific wonders, bas come f Singapore. It is to be t hrai attjraction
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      A FAMILY PASTIME
      10 4 A FAMILY PASTIME pict An American family enjoyina U USIS
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      The red 'S' is known throughout the world
      619 5 THE AIM OF THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY IS TO TURN WHAT USED TO BE A SLOW AND LABORIOUS TASK INTO A PLEASURABLE OCCUPATION AND PASTIME. ing machine I place m s lite. Tluu article of we wear. ir .shoes to our
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      THE TOOLS ARRIVE FOR THE JOB
      363 5 lOSI IVS|2£O1 V S|2£O of Amr mc tools to Ihe aft Con' P lin BrN p produce Roy( \von en for Bi tain's jet i l)oinbi tools, suppii the Mutual S°P: -Tie. will jet-aircr t ion to which liH 1. is assigned riorit! "m
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      Radios with a 'pedigree'
      355 5 THE CROWDS that will be attracted to the British Radio Exhibition have an excellent opportunity of inspecting the latest developments m radio at an impressive exhibition oi the Marconiphone radios m the Happy World Stadium. The main attraction no doubt, will be a model of an
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      OVERSEAS TRADERS ARE HERE
      696 6 OVERSEAS TRADERS ARE HERE Don't miss the first stand on your left when y ou the Trade Fair from Geylang Road WORK is m full swing again this year at Overseas Traders m C>cil Street. The cause of all this industry is the Trade Fair at the Happy World. Overseas
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      Institute to plan roads for India
      145 6 Institute to plan roads for India THE CENTRAL Road Reseach Institute, eighth m the chain of national laboratories that have been planned m India, has been formally opened by the Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru. Situated a few miles from New Delhi, the institute will i carry on fundamental and applied
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      The film industry finally wakes up
      577 6  -  HAROLD HEFFERM by AFTEB five years of ostrich-like tactics, the motion picture industry is finally forced to con less there is such a thing as television around and that something definite must be done about it. From authoritative sources It is learned that important
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      36 6 Queen Mary leaves the Gordon Hand Exhibition of Antique Dolls at Notting Hill Gate, London. The exhibition was organised m aid of the British Red Cross. Her Mtlie.stn it herxplf nrt *>rru>rt nnllortn*, t\4 nniinuo* Pnti-
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      NO BLACKOUTS FOR THIS FIRM
      299 7 Yip Leong Rubber maintain full producat all times < Rubl r, I onI sales shii!:i Yip Works stand World ion is than 1 OR jods. iral rubber. tasfcriai il. laand trade- Sylrw" nods i b >th m id. :ab- I. It under and c of
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      Inboard motor for many uses
      314 7 Inboard motor for many uses AMONG the many advances which Western science has brought to this part of the world, one of the most significant is the increasing use of inboard marine enuines installed m a variety of craft used for lisliing, haulage. transportation and pleasure. Of these, the most
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      FROM HERE AND THERE
      222 7 THE SEATON Vulley Relay Company, which plans to supply wired television throughout the valley, has ady laid the concrete foundations lor a 320 ft. steel mast. The first project of its kind m the North of England, it will be capable of providing television on a
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      It makes food taste better
      195 7 It makes food taste better A MAGIC ingredient called monosodium glutamate, manufactured by A.E. Staley Mfg. Company, Decatur, Illinois, U.S.A., at their new USs2| million factory with most up-to-date equipment and method under the trade name of "ZEST" has now been introduced into the Colony by The Singapore (Imp. &Exp.)
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      Spotlight on private enterprise
      786 8 In a world of government controls, the energetic individualist who plans to go ahead may find himself faced with many frustrations. In this article several correspondents report on conditions m various countries. From lAN MACLEOD LONDON. P-XIMINARY findings from the latest British census which have just
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      VERY NICE
      74 8 VERY NICE photo. The huury industries of France recently combined m a show of furs and jewellery m Paris. Among the most admired exhibits was this pouch-backed white ermine bolero with bat-win q sleeixs designed by Jacques Griffe, with the skins worked horizontally to form a deep yoke m the
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      A UNIQUE PICTURE
      584 8 The importance 01 coionici i THE close link of trading interests between colonial territories and the mother country is clearly shown m the latest Colonial office publication. To many of us, the few pages m a volume of statistics m which we are interested are surrounded by
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      NEWEST LUXURY LINER
      130 9 new 20.00<Mon French Fiandre last week m Southampton "laiden Atlantic designed for "t in hot and vs, the liner the cream of unst traffic m sumrid the luxury-cruise :n winter. liner exceeded 25 On her trials but is led to maintain a d of 22 knots. :3
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      New minds, new methods
      481 9  -  R. M. MacCOLL by AMERICAN industry, restless, watchful, "trigger happy* 1 when it comes to iu*\v ideas, keeps plenty of ni at the top. t now tiiere is a volution going on m Detroit. America's motor-car capital a reution bringing m minds, new meets, new aggressivene
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      OFFICIALS WATCH HATS
      135 9 WOMEN'S HATS are being watched carefully by officials of Britain's Board of Trade. The amount of bird's plumage being used as hat trimming is causing concern. The Importation of feathers and skins of wild birds tor such purposes was prohibited m 1921 following a public outcry against
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      Health drink comes from happy cows
      997 10 THAT UTILITY AND BEAUTY CAN GO HAND-W -HAND IS PROVEN IN THE) CASE OF THE OVALTINE DAIRY FARM WHOSE PICTURESQUE EXTERIOR IS MATCHED BY ITS ULTRA-MODERN INTERIOR THK 'Ovaltine' Dairy Farm, situated m the same beautiful stretch of the Hertfordshire countryside as the 'Ovaltine'
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      TAKING THE 'LUG' OUT OF LUGGAGE
      404 10  - TAKING THE 'LUG' OUT OF LUGGAGE JEAN WISEMAN by JHK ONLY thing that most of us have against travelling is the tiresome task of having to carry luggage. If the Americans have their way, m a year or two, there will be no "lug" left m "luggage". Their nylon clothes
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      18 10 \A sttf-cojiiained telephone exchange i s M'racant J. C. Baker, Rovai Corn* n* fZirrnniv nt JU^^ri lPoo^^ *u~
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      SUCCESS THROUGH THE POST
      753 11 SUCCESS THROUGH THE POST The International Correspondence Schools are the creative pioneers of vocational training by correspondence Till* International Correspondence a occupy *J sition among an ,|s/' "colleges, institutes" giving instruction „,gh the post 1 his eiiUKV, which is i,l wide, is no! jched i)v ;mv niporaryI.C.S. are the pioneers
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      Colour aids production
      580 11  -  HUBERT HARRISON by AMONG the many new incentives to greater production which are being introduced on the Soviet mqdel to (he industry of the satellite states m Eastern Europe one of the most novel is the use of bright colours. Thus, the Hungarian newspaper "Magyar Nemzet" reported
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      Banks play a big role in Malaya
      2115 12 THE MAN-IN-THE-STREET GENERALLY GIVES THOUGHT TO THE IMPORTANT PART PLA' t BANKS IN BRINGING THE NECESSITIES C S TO THE TABLE TIIK growth of a banking system m any country is determined by the individual requirements of its industry and commerce. The requirements
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      NEW SEASON FOR FASHION HOUSES
      448 13  - NEW SEASON FOR FASHION HOUSES NADEANE WALKER by h Iki- just i w seas* ii have Ik- >i' the i lions <>l o find for from their ..oon, them ai may be the cb not entir it their new re- danger t as seeing -indably buyhard to .1 Paris ises
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      Nylon is used for 200 things beside stockings
      528 13 Nylon is used for 200 things beside stockings DIKING the last few years, to avoid a repetition of the depression between the two wars, many light industries have sprung up m South Wales and at Pontvpool the British Nylon Spinners have built a huge factory, employing more than three thousand
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      24 13 photo. Miss Vivienne Phillips, 0/ Rltca. ""^^ti '^t Y,,ir*t at the aarden party given by the Queen at buckdecorated'with pink and black roses.- Popper
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      He gave pure water to many millions of people in Asia
      716 14 SIR WILLIAM PATERSONS JUBILEE piFTY years of water purifying m live continents, benefiting hundreds of millions of people and including large plants m India, Pakistan, and Ceylon, is the achievement of Sir William Paterson. who celebrates his jubilee this
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      U.S. BUSINESS BOOM IS SHOWING SIGNS OF FATIGUE
      530 14  - U.S. BUSINESS BOOM IS SHOWING SIGNS OF FATIGUE John Harriman says THE GREAT capitalgoods boom m the United States is beginning to show signs of fatigue. The steam is going out of industrial expansion. Not this year perhaps not m the first half of next year but, sooner or later,
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      COMET TRAVEL IS RESTFUL
      1117 15  -  SIDNEY TAYLOR by A special correspondent reports on a 20.000 miles flight around Asia m Britain's new wonder plane flying at 40,000 feet. IE FIRST great jsc of tlvmu Oi miles m i\ t around Asia ia mplete lack of fatigue. c recently re--1 from a
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      WAY TO REDUCE ROAD CRASHES
      304 5 says the Registrar of Vehicles tin iv c c Press Staff Reporter tts re «'ntty retired Singapore Reg.strar of chicles, says road accidents m !lfn« j°K y Ul be reduced if magistrates "^ukin a ,V.'- er fi K nes for avoi dable offences. for 1951
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      Where the accidents occurred
      45 5 WUM ROAD, pore, had the of roid riinn? 1 r lar of accidents, well which cider.ts rame idents. 1 ll j of jecidents K. .id. 118; 115; l"PP« 109: Thorn.7; Vo> Chu m Bridge Smill; Bridge >: Br.«.i h Road, \le\andra. 13.
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      Daughter gefa compensation
      18 5 H. Fri. Viruth.n labourer of Estate. Labis. Ramai. nas $588 compenh Johore c for Workmen's
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      20 apply for library job
      89 5 I fc TEMPORARY locally-re-cruited librarian will be appointed this month for Raffles Library m place o! MLss Louise Bridges who has- resigned, Mr M. W. F Tweeaie, Director of Raffles Museum and Library, told c Free Pre.s yesten ay. The new librarian will work there
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      LECTURE BY SCHOLAR
      43 5 Mr Anachal Bhaskaran, an interpreter of Malayalam classics, will give a "katha prasangam" at the Ramakrishna Mission Hall, Norris Road, Singapore, tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mr. Bhaskaran, who comes from Vamanpuram, Travancore, is on a short visit to the Colony.
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      HAD CHANDU
      33 5 SEREMBAN, Fri. Wong Woo was sentenced to three months' gaol on pleading guilty to being found m possession of 15 tahils of chandu at the 2 1 mjs. Jelebu Seremban Road.
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      Row over MCA gift: Dato challenged
      226 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TNCHE MOHD. Salleh bin Hakim, UMNO-MCA member of Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council, who opposes the MCA offer of $500,000 to help the Malays, yesterday said: "I challenge Dato Yahaya bin Dato Abdul Razak to say openly where my interests lie if
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      -WILL MAKE ROADS SAFER
      36 5 COLONY'S NEW MOBILE POLICE- QIXTEEN members of the J>3 new mobile traffic police squad completed their training yesterday. They will help to make the roads safer. Picture shows two of the men.
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      Five study teachers' salaries
      83 5 Five study teachers salaries Free Press Staff Reporter A REPORT on the working conditions and salaries of teachers m Chinese schools is being compiled by a five-man sub-committee of the Singapore Chinese Schools' Conference. The report will be submitted to the Conference on Aug. 9. Teachers m Singapore Chinese schools
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      Transferred
      14 5 RAUB, Fri. Dr. S. C. Barory, of Penang, has been transferred to Kuantan.
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      G.O.C. visits Perak Guard school
      90 5 G.O.C. visits Perak Guard school IPOH, Fri. Major General Sir Hush Stockwell. GOC Malaya, yesterday visited the Home Guard training centre m Batu Gajah where he inspected the trainees on parade. Officials of the Malayan Chinese Association met the General at the training centre. They included Mr. Lav Pak Khuan,
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      Detainee probe plea to govt.
      47 5 IPOH, Fri. One of the main items at the PanMalayan meeting of the Teochew Associations m Ipoh on Aug. 17 is a proposal to ask government to speed up investigations of cases of members of the community detained under the Emergency Regulations.
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      The 'battle' is on
      12 5 The Singapore C.I.D. antinarcotics branch begins operation today.
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      EIGHT DUE BACK FROM SANDHURST
      93 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. EIGHT Sandhurst- trained Malay officers of the Malay Regiment are due back by sir Tromßntain on Wednesday. They *an fSecond-UHten-* JrtU MaMtA bin Yflnus? UnskM Nnaruddin bin Ungku Ahmad, Ahmad bin Ali, Othman bin Ibrahim, Mohammad Noordin bin Mohabidin, J^afar bin Sidek,
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      BEDOK WILL SELL VEGS. IN OCT.
      176 5 ]y|OST of the families from the Paya Lebar airport site would have moved into their new homes at Bedok by the end of this year, Mr. G. S. Burlock, the Deputy President of the Singapore Rural Board, told tne Free Press yesterday. Mr. Burlock,
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      Drive against smallpox in Colony
      44 5 Drive against smallpox in Colony AN isiand-vviJe drive to get people inoculated against smallpox will begin m Singapore on Tuesday, the Free Press was told yesterday. People are advised to have themselves inoculated at the clinics. Inocuations will also be available at mobile clinics.
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      Their only wish—to see Queen
      134 5 Their only wish to see Queen CHEERFUL, First Class f Guides, Lilian Oh and Tunku Zailan binte I Tunku Zakaria. flew by I Qanlas-BOAC this morn- f lin from Kallang air- I I port to represent Singa- pore and the Federation at the British Interna- I tional Camp m London.
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      Teachers' Union meeting
      52 5 Teachers' Union meeting The extraordinary general meeting of the Singapore Teachers' Union which will take place tomorrow at the St. Joseph's Institution hall will discuss a reduction m membership fees. Some teachers claim that the present membership fee of $3 per month is "too high." They want the fee reduced
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      A committee will study power problem
      418 5 A committee will study power problem Free Pros Staff Reporter •THE Singapore Governor, Mr. J. F. Nicol, L appointed a committee, with Mr. V M I Fcrgusson as chairman, to study the Colony's h! out problem. This was disclosed by the City Council I sident, Mr. T. P. F. McNoice.
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      MESSENGER FINED
      19 5 TAPAH, Fri.-^S. Ramachandran, F. I .D. mes. ;^i was fined $13 at Tapah for assaulting S. Ponnusamy.
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      HE WANTS CLINIC FOR OPIUM ADDICTS
      133 5 HE WANTS CLINIC FOR OPIUM ADDICTS Fiee ireii rter |)R C. J. Paglar wants the Singapore Government to set up a clinic for opium addicts He will make the suggestion at the next meeting of the LegisiaMve Council on Aug. IU. Dr. Paglar will urge that ihe clinic be run
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      Blackout schedule
      163 5 SI b .iijNb Liable to load sheading tonight are: Cavrnagb kil.. Collyrr **»*l. B .MM. 1 »m 4 t. Queen St.. Mrawt, Kali Ira rUe«. Malacca al I au>a tilde Miunr Pip*. Khtrm lorn Bin >ea s Wir* Nrih, PWJ> Q«ait Nanxanc M*nut«elurff> Oompan failing NaUoitat Carbon, Pr
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      FREE ENTRY TO WIN
      442 6  - FREE ENTRY TO WIN ALLAN LEWIS By Adonis the danger Free Entry is raised 1 two divisions with only 4 Ib. less than he carried successfully on the first day, he should be able to take the main race tomorrow, third day of the Penang Turt Club's August Bank Holiday
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      Official scratchings
      78 6 Official scratchings Official scratching* for tomorrow's Peiuuif races are: RACE 1 (2.15): Brevity. RM t: I (2.45): Six and Eight, Brunire. RACE 3 (3.13): Trigger. Bright Ladies Flame, Fifty Grand. Artist's Glory. RACE 4 (3.45): Kingport. Northmond. RACE 5 (4.15): Free Fancy. Irish Abbot. Abbeys tead. My Ling. Master Bruce.
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      FOLLOW FLANNERY IN THIS
      203 6 FOLLOW FLANNERY IN THIS 'T'HE Cl. 5. Div. 2 race over six A furlongs looks like the Hobbs' es. This trainer has Trent Fall. Beauman and Smilmj Through engaged. Beauman flntshed filth w»hmd Finalist m his first race and now i drops 7 lb. Smilinf Through, fourth m the same
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      Mr. Tin will do better
      136 6 his first start third to Kudat m Div. 3 of the first run. Mr. Tin looks the pick m this Cl. 5. Div. 4 race over six furlongs. Mr. Tin is down a division with 6 lb. extra. Cinema showed gocd Improvement to finish sixth
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      N. CIRCUIT TIPPED
      289 6 NORTHERN CJrCUit, Rebuke, Trigger. Bright Eyes. Fifty Grand (U started) and Sweet c can all be given winning chances iv the small field for horses Cl. 1 Div. 2 t>F. making it an open race. Northern Circuit finished second to Free Entry on the first day and
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      COUNSEL THE DAY'S BEST BET
      214 6 nOUNSEL 111. with the saoie I v weight as when fourth o Free Errry, Northern Cir•uit and Nerolia looks the )est bet of the day m Cl. 1. Div. 3. 6F. Counsell 111 always runs nuch better* m his second ■ace and this fie'd is
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      Jack McGinly looks safe
      211 6 [RISH ABBOT locks cuis:anding m the Cl. 2. Div. 2 rac? aver B'-..F. Though h? mi?sed hir first engagement at the n'tctine tie is quit* okay. His form at Kuala Lumpur is more than goca j pnough to beat this weak lot. He *on over nine
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      Take L'Apache
      135 6 Take L' Apache I 'APACHE, who drons 31b for his fir t start second to Kudat. should make amends by taking the Cl. 5. Div. 3. 6F. race tomorrow. L'Apache usually saddles ud well and this is not a strong field. Amusement, who was eventually placed third m the higher
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      NEP. DAUGHTER SHOULD WIN
      246 6 NEPTUNE'S Daughter looks one of the best bets of the day m the Cl. 5, Div. 1 race over 6F. On Wednesday she was finishing over the top of everything else, including the winner and though she is up a division she gets the useful drop
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      EASY TASK FOR WONG PENG SOOFi
      318 6 lI'ONG Peng Soon, All-Eng- land and Malayan badminton champion, who remained unbeaten during the Thomas Cup and international tournaments m Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, should enter the singles final at the Malayan championshios with ejse as he meets little opposition m his section —'he
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      WE'RE 'WELL SATISFIED' SAYS MANAGER
      687 7 WE'RE 'WELL SATISFIED' SAYS MANAGER Strickland plans wider coaching S'^^ORK'S Director of.Physical Education, Ted Strickland, yesterday at Helsinki expressed himself "well satisfied" with the Noor, who finished sixth and eighth m their respective classes m this world competition were out of M ?n Ch >T c entS Weng Ye^ finish
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      Gay Time to race for Queen
      71 7 Gay Time to race for Queen d best the will be the racing eond an ?en EliI the Rcyal G od! favourite b he by Gordon B olomew's the nd and a I 6-4 j ror, by one ls beBarod&'s Ascot 2-1 1 1 n off the I jok no
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      RUSSIANS FOR MELBOURNE
      17 7 RUSSIANS FOR MELBOURNE the bourne Dg ComOlyrafsiad, just he MHbourn? i as ihev had at I U.P.
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      FIGHTING AIRMEN FORCE A DRAW
      488 7 Pulau Brani United 2; R.A.F. Seletar 2. PULAU BRANI United and R.A.F. Seletar shared four goals m a tense, tough, Singapore Amateur F.A. Senior Cup match, played at Jalan Besar Stadium, yesterday. Credit must go to the Airmen, who twice m arrears, displayed grit and
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      He broke record but was too slow
      194 7 MARJORIE MEETS THE DUKE Boiteux is out /OLYMPIC swimmers scrapped record books yesterat Helsinki, creating new high marks m four of the day's five events. The pace was so hot that Jean Boiteux of France who bettered a 20-year record, could not get
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      All the finals
      273 7 SWIMMING WOMEN'S 100-M. BACKSTROKE 1. Joan Harrison (S. Africa) 1:14.3; 2. G. Wielema (Holland) 1:14.5; 3. Joan Stewart (New Zealand) 1:15.8. CYCLING 1.000 METRES TIME TRIAL 1. R. Mockridre (Australia) 1:11.1 (Olympic record); 2. M. Morettini (Italy) 1:12.7; 3. R. Robinson (S. Africa) 1:13; 4. C. Cortoni
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      Swim prize: 4 bullocks
      78 7 Swim prize: 4 bullocks EGYPT'S champion, Capt. I Abdel Rehim, swam the Bristol Channel from the Devoncoast of England to Lundy Island yesterday. The feat, never accom- i plished before, took him 12 i hours. He wins a prize of four fat bullocks or £250 put up by the owner
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      HEATLY ROSEFROM SICK-BED
      230 7 HEATLY ROSEFROM SICK-BED DETER Heatly, British Em- pire diving champion, left his sick-bed yesterday to take part m the Olympic high-dive contest and quickly went into the lead. Doctors injected Heatly with penicillin and let him go after he pleaded for permission to take part. They said he must go
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      Russia v. U.S. in final
      84 7 THE United States and Russia will fight it out for the Olympic basketball Gold Medal. Both got to the final yesterday with victories over South American teams. Russia beat Uruguay 61-57 and the United States defeated Argentina 85-76. The losers m these two matches will
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      WORLD RECORD
      66 7 r INDY Remigino. American •L* winner of the Olympic 100 metres m Helsinki equalled the world record of 10.2 seconds for the distance m an international athletics meeting m Sclo las*, night. The official world record Is held jointly by five athletes Jesse Owens (United States) Harold Davis
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      FINE BATTING SAVES INDIA
      286 7 NORTHAMPTON, Fri. PARTNERSHIPS of 112 and 92 for the fourth and fifth wickets enabled India i to get within 56 runs of Northamotonshire's first innings 365 for seven declared OH the second day of their match here. In two overs before the cldfee North araptonsh lre
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      Great fight by Derbyshire
      426 7 COUNTY CRICKET THRILLS LONDON, Friday. A CAPACITY crowd at Chesterfield yesterday saw Derbyshire, unbeaten for 13 games since June 4, fight back after Surrey had gained a first innings lead of 81. So great was the crush that after Sun 295 innings new shortened boundaries were
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      NEW M.C.C. BOOK ON CRICKET
      83 7 LONDON Fri. THE M.C.C. is publishing a new edition of the laws of cricket wl'h amendments to the notes and interpretations which help m their app'i alien. In no case has a law been alt*r?d. The shilling bookie', is for sale overseas on Aur. 1.
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      EDEN URGES HOUSE TO RATIFY BONN PACT
      445 8 EDEN URGES HOUSE TO RA TIFY BONN PACT LONDON, Friday. fTHE FOREIGN SECRETARY, Mr. Anthony Eden, A opening a two-day debate In the House of Commons yesterday on the ratification of the Bonn Conventions to end the Western occupation m Germany, said the contracts were the inevitable consequence of the
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      95 8 voice that made her famous, shooed away photographers chasing the ex-King. She said "The King—-I mean the Prince does not want to be bothered. You got your photographs this morning. Now, leave him m peace." Photographers were allowed to photograph Farouk and his family just before the start of his
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      WOMAN GRABBED
      24 8 Two Communist People's Police kidnapped a West Berlin woman yesterday I from within the French I sector of the city, says. A.P.
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      FORMOSA RATIFIES
      23 8 The Chinese Nationalist Parliament (Legislative Yuan> m Taipeh yesterday ratified with an overwhelming majority the Sino-Japanese bilateral peace treaty, says U.P.
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      'Victory is vital in Vietnam'
      197 8 SAIGON, Fri. MR. Malcolm MacDonald, British Com-missioner-General for South-east Asia, said last night the defence of Indo-China was decisive m the free world's battle against Communist encroachment m the Far East and pledged Britain's full support m the struggle here. Addressing newsmen after his talks
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      FORMOSA EXERCISES NOT UN AFFAIR
      208 8 LONDON, Friday. THE PRIME MINISTER, Mr. Churchill, said yesterday that recent exercises by a United States navy task force m the straits between Formosa and the Chinese mainland were not a United Nations j affair. He told the House of Commons there was no reason
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      61 8 "CONGRATULATIONS," said Lady Templer. wife of the High Commissioner, as she shook Patrol Leader Lillian Oh, of Penang by the hand at the Kuala Lumpur Airport yesterday morning. Lillian is one of two selected to represent Malaya at the Girl Guides' International Camp m England from August 11 to August
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      MACAO UNDER MARTIAL LAW
      278 8 In trouble with Red China LONDON, Friday. THE small Portuguese colony of Macao m China is again reported m trouble with the Chinese Communists. British reports said that border clashes with Portuguese colonial troops have caused casualties and that the colony was under martial law. Chinese
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      DRIVER RACED
      48 8 AT 90 m.p.h. Maryland state police arrested an Arabian Embassy chauffeur, Walter Hook, yesterday on charges of racing at 90 m.p.h. on his way to New York to meet Prince Telal, son of King Ton Saud. The State Department said he would eet diolomatic immunity. U.P.
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      ANGRY CROWD MANHANDLES PARTY CHIEF
      146 8 KHATMANDU, Fri. AN angry crowd pulled Bisheswar Prasad Koirala. younger brother of the Nepalese Prime Minister and President of the Nepali Congress Party, from the platform of a public meeting here yesterday and severely manhandled him. His wife and three former ministers were also assaulted
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      OBJECTION BY 2
      28 8 Mexico and Yugoslavia objected yesterday having the United Nations Collective Measures Committee to ask Spain what aid it could give to combat future aggression. U.P.
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      Japan's intentions are under test
      172 8 Japan 's intentions are under test LONDON. Fri. VTBGOTIATIONS between 11 the United Uations and Japan on the facilities for Commonwealth forces in Japan are a test of Japanese intentions towards the free i world. The Times declared yesterday An editorial said United Nations troops m Japan are being represented
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