The Singapore Free Press, 18 August 1952

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA V> 18.473. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    TWIN TOWNS SWEPT OFF
    850 1 49 lost m honeymoon haven 9 IN. RAINFALL STARTS TORRENT t^O^TV Mini LONDON, Monday. v people were dead or missing last night m the tragic wake of a flood which almost swept the North Devon honeymoon havens of Lynton and Lynmonth off the map on Saturday.
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    Bow and arrow warriors seek aid
    145 1 Bow and arrow warriors seek aid >4 RXE. Man. 9 claiming to rt--1 rat the Rrpnbtie mt I lueras" have askUia for heJp m V v>* and arrow war the Indonesian .merit on tb* island ExiSflWal Affairs rd Casey told <n -it. (hq ad^ed that wou!J not inuispcte on ■uk
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    MADAME CHIANG
    13 1 Chiar X -ahek, San Frcncixo for )f a iiin ailment U.P.
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    $1,500 armed robbery
    75 1 $1, 500 armed robbery Free Press Staff Report rt rwMih proprietor cf a fac X to Jalaa tTiu, Sit Singapore, report :d tJ the cc that two armed Chinese er. residence at 10 o'clock last n glit. After ransacking the a'rneirahs and drapers, they took $330 and llery worth $I^oo.
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    DCCKERS KILLED
    27 1 Three port workers m Leghorn were killed and two seriously injured when a wartime artillery shell tliey had ashed from the harbour floor V Reuter
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    HATTA FOR MECCA
    25 1 The Indonesian Government has approved the request of the vice-president Mohammed Hatta. to go on pilgrimage to Mecca on Aug U.P. 20
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    PLUCKY GIRL, FLEEING REDS, SHOWED A LEG
    175 1 NEW YORK, Mon. A PLUCKY Czech girl, who rode with one leg dangling from a crowded plane to escape her Communist homeland, has arrived here aboard a ship as a refugee. Miss Hana Pavlikova, 24, said she was one of four persctis who
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    A HAND FOR ALOYSIUS
    45 1 picture. WHAT five-year-old Aloysius Chin lacked m height, h e more than made up for m determination, A scout £*yes him a helping hand at yesterday's Gala Fan Fair on the St. Joseph's Institution field, Bras Ba*ih Road, Singapore. Free Press
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    Sea hunt for Nazi treasure
    166 1 £100 M. RUMOUR STARTS... ANTIBES, France, Monday. AN ex-captain of the British Navy, backed by some American money, sailed yesterday towards Corsica m quest of a rumoured 100.000,000.000 francs (£100,000,000) treasure hiGden by General Rommel's Afrika Korps. Captain Pears' 45-ton yacht, the Romany Maid, carrying
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    100-seater jet tested
    89 1 100-seater jet tested BRISTOL Mon. BRITAIN'S IH-seat*r turbojet airliner, Britannia, took to the air for a 38- minute test flight near here yesterday. The flight was watched by officials of the British Overseas Airways Corporation which has placed a £10,--060,000 order for a fleet of 25 of these airliners. The
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    Army-police exercises
    51 1 The public of Singapore are advised not to worry if they see many troops and police m various parts of the island tomorrow. What will take place is an island-wide exercise by the army m conjunction with the police. The exercises are to test the internal security of
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    AIR C-IN-C
    33 1 The Commander-in-Chief, Far East Air Force, Air Marshal A. C. Sanderson, left Changi, Singapore, by air this morning for a two-day visit to Hong Kong. The visit is purefy routine. A.P.
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    HONEYMOON BEGINS
    25 1 Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden and his bride, have begun their honeymoon, after a 1,000-mile journey, at the famous beauty spot. Urgeirica, Portugal- Reuter
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    MUSIC FESTIVAL
    19 1 The Duke of Edinburgh on Saturday opened the sixth annual Edinburgh international Festival of Music and Drama.
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    FLATS FOR S'PORE OFFICERS
    105 1 FLATS FOR S'PORE OFFICERS Free Press Staff Reporter BECAUSE of the shortage of suitable building land and the sharp rise m price, the Singapore City Council's Finance Committee has revised its decision to build semi-detached houses lor senior officers off Dunearn Road, and directed that flats be built instead. The
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    Jeep crash, two hurt
    84 1 Free Press Staff Reporter. TWO SINGAPORE police--1 men were injured this morning when their jeep and a privately-driven car were involved m a head-on collision m East Coast Road. They were removed to the General Hospital m an ambulance where their condition was said to be
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    Findings on Liaquat killing
    193 1 KARACHI, Mon. rIE assassin of Prime .Minister Liaquat Ali Khan last October may well have been the tool of some clever third party," a government rommissicn of inquiry into the assassination announced yesterday. The announcement said it *?»rt not been o^We to establish whether the a^sas^in.
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    Red Chinese Premier goes to Moscow
    371 1 TOKYO, Monday. A CHINESE COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT delegation led by Premier Chou En-lai has arrived m Moscow and Peking Radio yesterday indicated that Russia may bring up a new formula for a Korean armistice. The top-level 15-men Red mission to the Soviet capital included several
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    THEFT FROM PARKED CAR
    72 1 Free Press Staff Reporter AFTER a swim at the Singapore Swimmii.g Club yesterday. a European found that the boot of his car had been forced open and a spare k yre and rim, missing. He :iad left the ca r and the boot locked when he
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    U.S. envoy due here
    66 1 Free Press Stall Reporter VHE America!* Ambassador 1 to Indi*. Mr. Chester Bowles. wno leaves New Delhi t*feiorrow for an unomcisJ three -week tour of South-East Asia, Is expected m Singapore on Bept. 3. Mr. Bowles, who will be arcompanted by Mrs. Bowles will spend two
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    Blythe may speak on Mrs. Menon
    153 1 Blythe may speak on Mrs. Menon Free Press Staff Reporter rpHE Singapore CcCo: 1 Secretary. Mr. W. Blytho. hoes to be m a p tion to rnuKe a statement day about Mrs. Viiasint Menon. Member for Seletar m the Legislative Council, for whom there is a warrant of arrest. It
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    POLIO MOTHER HAS SON
    20 1 POLIO MOTHER HAS SON A healthy flve-and-one- half pound son has born born to a polio-stricken 1 man m Chicago.
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    PICTURE PAGE BRIDE OF THE WEEK
    368 2 PICTURE PAGE BRIDE OF THE WEEK STEADY! .AND THE MAN SHE WILL V MARRY Hula-hula girls welcome American Korea veterans ABOVE: "Hey. leave some for me. says Paul to his brother Robin, who iooks tike downing ail the ginger pop. "It's been hard work and that demands fair shares." The
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    U.S. FREES PULP
    24 3 VS. I xport 01 p.. i.des of woojj pulp. its :o Hon^ Macao, the Soviet her :tes will to require i::d.vies.
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    TELEPHONE LINK
    24 3 Indian-Japan radio ne link was inaui when the Mayo r of >ke to the Mayor '•V a three-minute 40 (about Ma- U.P.
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    JOB FOR ITALY
    16 3 n firm has been :by tl Pakistan lild a 750-1 n East^r.i U.P.
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    16 3 bei of persons ar- n.v. East Ger- face charges of sabot- j supplies of ne city.
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    'TRUSTED FRIEND' BROKE UP MARRIAGE
    106 3 'TRUSTED FRIEND' BROKE UP MARRIAGE lE7FIELD, Mon. 1,. husband at t.itttield U Court, Judge R. c. said: "he was .v to forgive his wife 70 Kftn, but sne was not d to be loiilw and granted a derive husband. Leonard „ea 52. butcher, on d of misconduct by to. E;hel.
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    Ex-inspector felt it his duty to watch police chief
    263 3 LONDON, Mon. A FORMER Portsmouth police inspector, Frederick George James Mardlin. of Southsea, summoned under an Act of Edward 111., was bound over by Portsmouth magistrates m the sum of £10 to keep the peace for 12 months. It was alleged
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    THREE DIE IN ROAD SMASH
    26 3 ibers of the a trar>eze were killed crossing 3 h cf upe. attached to rs Circus, h2d v booken end A.P.
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    Japan's 'Hess' plan failed to start
    320 3 Japan's 'Hess' plan failed to start before Japan's %nrtL^L c f J?^ tic last months efforts to end Xt nS'nv 116 mUltarists for realised wa, futillrelisS JaPan<?Se by then Japan I would-be -Rudolph i from tn Was very Afferent! rrcm the sensitive, some-' tSS WlSted Nazi Tiien 60 years of
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    BALKAN REPORT
    37 3 United Nations Watchdog Sub-Commission for the Balkans has met m New Ycrk to study reports of Greek and Bulgarian clashes over Gamma Island, m the Svros River, but adjourned without taking any action. A. P.
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    BASES INSPECTION
    29 3 Twelve members of the U.S. House of Representations, have left Washington for me Far East to inspect a multi-millicn dollar military construction programme there. U.P. m progress
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    BUSTLE ON THE BEACH
    48 3 THIS LOVELY leg (the other is hidden from view) belongs to Molly Sinclair, M.G.M. starlet, wearing what Hollywood considers appropriate for fun on the beach. Just what a bustle does on the beach is a little difficult to understand. Still, the gin looks cute.
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    BUCKLEY
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    Keep 'Bob Hope' cash say taxmen
    119 3 LONDON, Mon. TAX men who a year ago A demanded 9s. 6d. m the for the Inland Revenue from a £15,000 gift by film comedian Bob Hope to Clubland, a youth centre m Camberwell, have now waived the claim. Bob Hope earned £15,000 m
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    Motor cars will be air conditioned
    200 3 DETROIT, Mon. AFTER several years vi experiment, the General Motors Corporation has perfected an air conditioning unit for motor-cars. Mr. C.E. Wilson, President of the Company, says that the unit is expected to be made available, as optional equipment at added cost, on 1953
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    MARINES IN SWITZERLAND
    41 3 The 60-man band of the Royal Marines, star attraction of Geneva's annual! fet3 this year, has arrived there by train from Paris, says Reuter. The four-day fete will cost £40,000 and 200,000 visitors are expected to spend £1,000,000.
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    REDS SAY 'NO'
    23 3 Russia has rejected the Western Powers' latest proposals on Austria, contained m a note delivered m Moscow last Monday Reuter
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    Bedtime is not giant time, says doctor
    174 3 GLASGOW, Mon. DONT tell children blood-curdling tales at bedtime, advised Dr. A. G. Mearns, Glasgow, at the Nursery School Association summer school at St. Andrews when he advocated plenty of sleep for children as one of the 'highways' to healthy living. "They should
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    Great-grandpa is 131 years old
    44 3 Great-grandpa is 131 years old Luka Izotov, the oldest man m the Odessa region, is 131. the newspaper Evening Moscow reported. He lives with his youngest daughter, who is 59. Luka has nine other children. 34 grandchildren and 52 great-grandchildren, the paper added. A.P.
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    15 3 Thp former Davis Cup tennis pla>er John Bromwich. recently became th* father of twin daughters.-
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    She paid midnight visit to beach
    303 3 She paid midnight visit to beach LONDON, Monday. A 15- YEAR-OLD girl who allowed two brothers to be intimate with her told the court that a "few drinks" she had made her dizzy. But because she had lied to i the youth by saying she was j 18 years old,
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    GIRL, PLANNING TO BECOME NUN, WAS HIT, KICKED
    247 3 DUBLIN, Monday. APPEARING at Dublin District Court, a 24-year-A old labourer admitted that he hit the grirl he planned to marry when she told him she wished to become a nun. The man, Anthony Sweeney, was found guilty of causing bodily harm
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    Bridge Hand
    237 3 r\ID you ever make a Blackwood Four -No- trump bid m hows that your partner would NOT have the p.ce you were calling upon him to show? That's the odd situation that made this deal on« of Life Master Clarence A. Scroures all-time favourites. uyers are always being
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      95 3 SINGAPORE ARTS THEATRE THIS WAS A A Drama by WOMAN JOAN MORGAN at the Victoria Theatre at 9 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 19th and 20th August, 1952. Stats at $5. Bookings at $3. and Robinsons ii 1 am EACH CAPSULE CONTAINS: %i^* Vitamin A_... 5,000 USP un.ts Vitamin
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      290 3 Solution To Crossword No. 742 Saturday's Soluties Across: 1, Town 4, Silver. 7. 9. One th:: a time. 8. Obeyed. 9. See 7. 11. Esau. 13, Vortex. 15. Incarcerate 17. Crests. 18. Loot. Down: 2. OinI mbus 3. Natty. 4. Shed 5. Light. I 6. Eat. 10 Maestro. ]2 Urals.
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      152 3 New Crossword No. 743 CLO'Io ALa^oSS 1 Chess piece to leave with uncle? «,4). 3. 3d. ale is not Lood (6> 8 They grew m Tchekhov's orchard (6, 5). 9. She's m shirtsleeves (3). 10 Curse and be a nagger (7). 12. Realm of monarch v (7) 15 Vehicle tnat
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY. Aug. 13, 1952. Co-op in danger
    546 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY. Aug. 13, 1952. Co-op in danger FE Singapore Cooperative Stores Soly may have to ciose down. Its fate will be decided at a jial general meeting on Wednesday .en the Commisioner for Co-operative Development. Mr. T. F. Carey, will be present to hear arguments against
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    Pre-Coronation Tourist Boom
    1289 4 THE LONDON LETTER LONDON. 4 WALK down PiccaA dilly or Shaftesbury avenue shows that London is more full of people now than at any time since the war even during the Festival. The British Travel and Holidays Association bear this out. In their Information OiSce m St.
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    NO GLITTER IN THE GOLD CITY
    923 4  -  G. WARD PRICE Continuing the series on South Africa, 'dominion of un-ease. CHIVERING m the bitter wind of a. South African winter, 6,000 ft. above the sea, native beggars squat on the narrow, crowded pavements of Johannesburg, holding out battered caps for alms. Yet
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    Tons of oil -but its deep in wet sand
    343 4 Tons of oil -but its deep in wet sand FLANKING the banks of the River Athabaska, Northern Alberta, Canada, is the world's biggest oilfield. No oil comes from it No oil is likely to come out of it for years. For the world's oilmen, renowned for taking gigantic risks, are
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    Pedigree unknown
    32 4 AT the Festival for a ten -year-old tcm from Westminster was shov the veteran class Bt entered as Sire known, dam unknoicn. born April 1. 1942. breedr- unknown. Name: H
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      115 4 The name 'WINTER* is known throughout Malaya FOR TAILORING AT ITS BEST H. B. WINTER CO., LTD., 18-E: Battery Road. Singapore. 1 DADV'f CRIPE DHDI 9 RAINS When boby suffers from stomach upset, you want to £k jfc\ avoid harsh harmful laxatives that may cause grip.ng Give him gentle, effective
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    CITY TO RUSH WORK ON CANAL
    215 5 Wider drain will reduce floods m town KJiTtn?^ Er gineer ha s been instructed to v nr Hiffl^? 1 if he should encounter any ty^or difficulty m the future m completing the work. Work on the canal was held up because the machinery and
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    GOVT. WON'T CANCEL UNUSED RICE CARDS NOW
    77 5 GOVT. WON'T CANCEL UNUSED RICE CARDS NOW STORE Governhas stopped the cards of who fail to jions for four c weeks. •*m m month, no U become "maa G nent official Press. oi "dead- ration ud. may now lout f bcU U Ihe a ntro\iuse of improved nsider.*ler cal work
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    CHARGED WITH HAVING TODDY
    25 5 lon. VelimuSethinarnu were 1 ping with HMftoi of two pots ofl Idy m the Kus- N-as posrwne Bill jf $100 was
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    Blackout schedule
    29 5 S 9 liable to load tonight are: M -Um/orj -.o*t Nt. I Bitcd Tißuh Piimi. SU'r tier Kd ;»tl E>t.tte. I-Und eu.- I a laid Rd. Kfi
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    CERTIFICATES
    12 5 BAHRU. Mon.— rs St. Johns Ass elation rei at c m
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    3 WIN STUDY GIFTS
    112 5 TWO boys and a girl from 1 three Colony English ols have been awarded City Day scholarships offered by the Singapore Progressive Party. They are Hazel Lange, of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus m Katong, Phua Eng Hee. of St. Andrews School, and Quek
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    STABBED HUSBAND 'JUST TO HURT'
    92 5 ALOR STAR. Mon. A -YEAR-OLD woman, r.g Heong. told Abdul Hamid m ligh Court yesshe stabbed her r.usoand, Liew Hon n y intention to to cause him who was sentenced :s' sioiple im- prisonment on a charge of pausing grievous hurt, said that Liew had
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    4 WOMEN GIVEN BAIL OF $600
    62 5 4 WOMEN GIVEN BAIL OF $600 TAIPING. Mon. Four women Chan Swee Thye, 25. Oi Ah Lan 33. Cheah Sui Yong, 19, and Cheah Teik Sin. 17, were charged m Taiplng with not notifying the Registration Officer, Larut and Ma tang, of c-ange of address. All four claimed trial. The
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    POSTMEN HOLD ANNUAL DINNER
    33 5 The Singapore Posts and Telegraphs Uniformed Staffs Union celebrated i:s sixth anniversary with a dinner and ronggeng party at the Singapore Volunteer Corps Hall m Bea^h Rrad last night
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    ASIAN IS EDUCATION CHIEF
    135 5 ASIAN IS EDUCATION CHIEF FOR the first time m Penang an Asian. Mr. Ooi Khay Bian. wild act as Senior Inspector of Schools when Mr. C. P. Pure c present head of the Settlement Education Department goes to Britain I next week on sick leave. Mr. Purcell was admitted to
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    REVENUE UP
    47 5 The Singapore Marine Survey Department's revenue for last year showed an Increase of nearly $12,000 over that of 1950, its annual report states. picture. WHAT DELICIOUS HOT DOGS! Two little girls at the Fun Fair yesterday St. Joseph's Institution, Bras Basab Road, Singapore.— Free Press
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    HE WILL STUDY IN BRITAIN
    65 5 JOKORE BAHRU. Mon.— Inche Abdul Kadir bin Yusof, First Magistrate. Johore Bahru who has been awarded a scholarship will sail for Britain on Sept. 4to enter Lincoln's Inn. He will be away for three years. Born m Muar, Inche Kadir was educated at the Government
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    This is how an artist sees them
    74 5 This is how an artist sees them A SINGAPORE artis'. Mrs. Jean Kinlocn Smith, has done five ink and wash drawings of Servicemen m Malaya. The portraits, each 15" x 2<T, will hang m the new NAAFI headquarters m Beach Road when the building is opened. Pictures show a H
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    Indian dances at recital
    86 5 11 ISS Leina Madhavan, 16, 111 of Ipoh. who recently completed a three-year dancing course m India, will appear m a dance recital at the Victoria Theatre on Aug. 29. She will perform modern and classical Indian dances, including "Bharat Natyam," "Allarippu." and "Marwari.' Others taking
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    BACK IN STATE
    28 5 GOTA BAHRU. Mon. Tengku Sri Maharaja, Acting Mentri Bes&r, Kelantan. who accompanied the Sultan to Kuala Lumpur last week for the Rulers' conference, returned yesterday.
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    MORE COURSES AT VARSITY
    226 5 SUBSIDIARY subjects University of Malaya year begins m October. Under new University regulations, students may take two principal subjects and one subsidiary subject. Formerly they were required to take three principal subjects. English Literature, History. Geography, Mathematics, Economics and Statistics may be taken as subsidiary subjects.
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    Nurses' school may be open to S.E.A.
    127 5 PENANG, Friday. rpHE REGIONAL Dental Nurses' School m Penang may be converted into a training centre for the whole of South-East Asia, Mr. C. F. Mummery, the Federation's Chief Dental Officer, said m Penang today. Mr. Mummery told the Free Press that the
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    35 SEND PICTURES FOR SHOW
    104 5 35 SEND PICTURES FOR SHOW artists have submitted a total of. 93 paintings lor show at the nine-day Third Open Exhibition of Works by Local Teachers and Art Students which opens at the British Council Hall on Saturday. Dr. A. C. Gibson-Hill, chairman of the Singapore Art Society, which is
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    HAD NO CARD CHARGE
    34 5 TAIPING, Mon.— Yah binte Bakar, 25, was charged at 'Paiping with not having an identity card on Jan. 3. The case was postponed to Thursday. Bail of $300 was altowed.
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    NEW A.D.O.
    22 5 TAIPING, Mon. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Yeop, of the District Office, Taiping, is going to Selama as Assistant District Officer.
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    Newlndonesiar exchange rules may hit S'pore
    172 5 Free Press Staff Reporter INDONESIAN imports from Singapore may drop further with the raising by the Indonesian Government of foreign exchange rates for goods not on the official "essential" list, Chinese traders said yesterday. The Secretary for Economic Affairs, Singapore, informed local merchants on
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    Indonesia celebrates anniversary
    91 5 THE COMMISSIONER-GEN-ERAL, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, last night proposed the toast to the Republic ol Indonesia at a cocktail party given by the Indonesian Consul General m Singapore Dr. Mohamed Razif m celebration of the seventh anniversary of Indonesia's independence. It was also Mr. MacDonald's 51st birthday. Dr.
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    CHANDU CHARGE
    39 5 TELUK ANSON, Mon.— Lai Sin Chu, of Sungai Tiang villlage, was charged at Tefiuk Anson with possession of chandu and chandu dross. The case was postponed to Aug. 26 and $300 bail, with one surety, was allowed.
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    They want to join TUC
    54 5 nnHE Singapore Municipal 1 Services Union will be asked at its annual general meeting on Sept. 20 to join the Trade Union Congress. The Gas Department branch of the Union has sent m a resolution urging this step. It will be moved by its secretary.
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    OFF DAYS FOR FIRE MEN PLAN
    158 5 OFF DAYS FOR FIRE MEN PLAN i^ITY Council has agreed m principle to a system of leave for members of the Singapore Fire Brigade. The Superintendent of the Brigade has been asked re-examine his estimates of the nuoiber of extra men re- quired to implement this scheme. At present senior
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    FOUND DRUNK
    20 5 TAIPING. Mon. Found drunk and incapable at Tupai Lane. 39-year-otd Udah b.n Awang was fined $10 m Taiping.
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    GLOBETROTTERS DUE ON FRIDAY
    219 6 GLOBETROTTERS DUE ON FRIDAY Three games m Singapore gEVEN days from now local basketball fans will thrill to the antics of the fabulous Harlem Globetrotters. The world-touring Negro team will play one exhibition match m the Federation and three m Singapore. They are due to arrive on Friday. Their first
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    The skipper is a scholar
    433 6 Special to the Free Press \f ARQUES Haynes, captain of the famous Negro J 1 Harlem Globetrotters, is the scholar of the squad. Haynes, a most avid reader, is never without a copy of Shakespeare or some other classic. He reads Shakespeare for pleasure. On
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    U.K. soccer results
    127 6 CATUARDAVS U.K. football SCOTTiMI LEAGUE— IiIV. 'A irdrieonians t» R;^:h Rover. 1 Celtic 1 ll.be: .wan 0 Durdrc rjyde Fa*t I fe o Thftftl LatiA-k I "w 0 Mo hem el! 1 Queen o'South 2 Falkirfc 2 BaafCTl 3 Aberdeen 1 St. Mirren I Tartirk Th. 1
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    TAKING IT EASY
    9 6 Marques Hayius. captain of the team.
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    YORKS HIT UP 423 FOR FIVE v. SURREY
    532 6 YORKS HIT UP 423 FOR FIVE v. SURREY rpHE north of England had the laugh over the south at cricket on Saturday for with most of the southern game affected by rain, Yorkshire at Leeds m a vital championship game against the leaders Surrey and Derbyshire at Chesterfield against Hampshire
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    Singapore table tennis tourney
    300 6 Singapore table tennis tourney OESULTS of ties played m the xv Singapore Table Tunis Association's junior inter-club league championship matches played on Saturday and Sunday at the S.B.A. Hall wer;: Saturday: Chinese Chin Woo A A bt Mansfield SC 5- CYMA (Golden) bt Young Companions AA 5-0; CYMA (PM) bt
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    CHÁNGI RUGBY
    33 6 Flight Lkufenant N. C. Burnham (Command Eiuc Staff. H.Q. F.E.A.F.. RAF :igi. Telephone Air Command. Extension 679) will be hon. secretary of the RAF Changi Rugby Union F.C. this coxninz sea
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    Man of 61 to swim Channel
    21 6 Man of 61 to swim Channel A£2 **<*. for hi s 1 Nta English c. Quered the treach^^s ?2^ were Victor A.P.
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    IRC ENTER JUNIOR CUP S-FINALS
    69 6 IRC ENTER JUNIOR CUP S-FINALS INDIAN Re^reSS CIX 5 yesterday tr>r*d th. Singapore Amateur pa 3 rs by four Jalan Be^a It was by game. Indians Z edge over their forwai off the to snap up Rovers poa. very sha. alert, the;: not have b er. to great. Indians goals
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    COUNTY TABLES
    180 6 CHAMPIONSHIP table after Coun<> en. k< t M whirh ended on Friday wm: The Warwickshire and Lancash're re.?c:d* .i-htpomtt for P.rst inninrs lead m mat. h I The Sussex and Essex records include four points for til without first innings l«ad m match P. W. L. D. T.
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    Batting Averages
    125 6 First siv m th* Enirli^h batting averages after the ntttdMi whirh ended on Friday but ex eluding the present 1 art matf h, were: Reuter Inn* I I). <v Shrppard (Cam. ft Sussex) 56 I L Hut ion (Yorkshire) 34 P. B. May (Cam. Surrey) S3 5 171
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    WALCOTI' v. MARCIANO
    21 6 JERSEY Joe Walcott and challenger Rocky Marciano have been matched for a 15-round world heavyweight title fight at
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    MANNING'S HORSES IN GOOD FORM
    406 7 MANNING'S HORSES IN GOOD FORM Unaware runs 3f. m 371/5. vi ivviwr < om ALL AN LEWIS MANNING trained horses showed good form on the second grass track, on which the [2; Si at K«ala Lumpur this di r« ..H 6 f SS rking on the outsj de rait disposed
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    Fed. hockey XI for Games
    53 7 Fed. hockey XI for Games i ISTION that i V on hockey team at to the 1956 s at Melbourne by Mr. Too Joon terdaj a council the Perak Hockey lmt he would r i comhe MaCayan :ted out. Dg to send a the Colony and therefore he effort shou-d
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    TOWELL TRIUMPHS
    20 7 *«ci, world bantamweight "o:on. beat Georges Mousse Inta m a ten-round Joliannesburg on eel weighed 124 2 A.P.
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    ANOTHER TITLE
    26 7 tm T** Coanolly took i- r s m the women's in'ournament yester- *nen &ne defeated veteran s Brou«h 4-6 6-0. «-3, at the Club
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    THAT WINNER EVADES COLIN
    130 7 1 1 ILi 11 ccuid net find his 57th winner on rday at Kuala Lumpur. Ihis is the second he has had without riding a winner and the > proving very elusive. lu'loh no*' has a losing 1 of 16 rides. His winner was Dance Hall
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    BUZER GIFT MAKES HIM A PRO
    57 7 BUZER GIFT MAKES HIM A PRO i »ha swam the Enghave lai l m he mcfrom :urne prm "ta ive of rnminf Union rtwtl t*:iin^ Ua that A.S.I', ruks makt hat amateur swim- n t accept any or souvenir wor'h Hill was given to Mr. of gcodwill I vhen cllrct'on
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    U.K. RUGBY LGE RESULTS
    49 7 I .iv. Ra.L; League results i charity marches): Barrow 32 St Helens 18: Dewsbury X Batley 2; Halifax 27. HuddersfieM ">'■ Oldham 25 Rochdale Horn Wakeneid 45 York 3; Warring: on 9. Wigsji 13; Widnes 8. Leigh 25; Castleford 29. Feathers :one Ro- vers 14 Reuter
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    DITCH G.P.
    43 7 Albert Ascari of Italy clinched the worlds automobile racing title yesterday by winning the Duich Giand Prix race at an average speed of 80.91 miles per hour. Ascari earlier had won the German. French. Belgian and A.P. Enelish Grand Prix races-
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    Captain's Prize golf draw
    253 7 •THE following are the dl and times for the RS.G.C. Captain's Prize to be pi ycd en Saturday afternoon Aug. 23: FIRST NINE 2.00 Jukes B:own,'. Biv.nd. 205 H. F. W. Gray. Lochivne, X de-Gooreyrd. 2.10 Smeihe. A n H« mil ton". Hjwel!. 2.15 D. W.
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    SEDGMAN WINS
    35 7 Fi.nk Sed^man yesterday retained the Newport Casino singles crown by conquering his Australian countryman Ken M-Gre^or m a i.iarathon four-set struggle, ijtHna ivm hours und 20 minulSs, t-l K-2. 12-14, and 6-.V- U.P.
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    Sands died broke
    154 7 BOXING champion Dave Sands, who was killed last Monday when his truck went over an embankment, earned £24,000 during his fighting career, but died broke, the Sunday Sun reported yesterday. The n?wjpaper said Sands widow, Bessie, who has three young children and exnecting a fourth, cannct pay
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    Malays win thrilling game
    270 7 Malays win thrilling game Mahiyt. Ciiinese 1. and tussle be- twesn iwo evenly ma. iten Besar iium yesterday. The issue the Q itle, but Malays fully d?cd their victory over Chinese m a Singapore Amateur FA. Community League match. Ed off brillktntlv and knocked the Chinese defence iipht off balance
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    Norma shines at Junior Gala
    499 7 Norma shines at Junior Gala AJORMA Hutchinson, a young schoolgirl broke the Singapore Amateur Swimmingr Club record for the junior girls 50 metres free style, unofficially m Saturday's Junior Gala held at the club. i hough this was thi only record-breaking performance m a piogramme of 23 events, there was
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    K.L. WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY
    500 7 WEIGHTS for all nine races for Wednesday, second day of the Selangor Turf Club's August Meeting are: Cl. 4, Div. 2— 7 F Mil'enden 9.00 Talkie 8.12 Flame of the Forest 8.11 SUrain 8.10 < China Town 8.08 Matinee 8.08 Ropewalk 8.07 Hector 8.06 Perky Count
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    SCC LOSE AT NEE SOON
    141 7 SCC LOSE AT NEE SOON TV[EE oGON Ganiscn b at an S.C.C. team at Nee Sorn on Saturday by 17 runs. Bowlers were unsuccessful on a lifeless matting wick:t until the last hour when S.C C. rrnd? a bid to b?at the clock. Wickets and runs then came fr Scon
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    One-armed golfer wins
    56 7 JOHN Cipriani, a on?-r.rmed golfer from La^kiwr-nna, New York, won H»«s fcurth annual national amnute«» tournament on Friday by sh ooting at "9 at Aurora County Club. The defending champion, George A. Campbell. Jr.. of Belmont, Massachusetts, who lost a leg m naval service during World War
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    VICTORY SMILES
    39 7 Th« vi?toricus Singapore tcs.rn. All smiles the Colony contingent to the M.A.A.A. rh/unnionships at Ipoh pietared at Killing Airport. Singapore have wen the t am championships for the fourth time m four meet*n n rince the war.
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    FINN DEFEATS RUSSIAN
    75 7 Echo Book, top reprosmtstiTC for Finland, repist^.ed a surprise on Friday m the Che«=s Olympics by defeating Paul Keres of Russia rhte is the first defeat m the U.SS.R team out 01 the 20 gair.es it has played so tar. The American^ seem to ha\r recovered from
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    R.A.F. CUP GOLF
    25 7 The R.A.F. r-in golf playpd at the Island C\\^ resulted m a win for Phi'ip Lee :75 Runner-UD was H. Lade (75).
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    Lodgers held by G.H.Q. till dying minutes
    373 7 RAF. Lodgers 2; G.H.Q 0. T^HIS United Services Senior League soccer MUU A at Tanglin yesterday between Chan^i Lodgers, who have already won the championship, and wooden-spoonists G.H.Q. FARELF ended on a triumphal note for the Royal Air Force boys. They took the
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    Gandhi Cup win for Indians
    343 7 INDIAN Association beat S.C.C. by 14 runs yesterd to win the Gandhi Memorial Cud on the padang. After declaring the r first inning at 101 for Hie loss of five wickets. Indians captured five S.C.C. wick-ts for a paltry 30 runs on ihe first day
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    CAVILAN WINS
    51 7 WORLD mHmnm&tA bovinf champion. Kid Gav:!?.n opened his South American lour on •day night by taking a 10--round decision o\er Marl*) of Buenos Aires m a nor.-tit!« bout. The decision v/as unpr^ wi'h mo of th" but experts at the ringside agreed Gavilan won by a convincing mflrtin.-
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    PLANK CRASHES
    12 8 i at an air Sur-Om? near > occupy d injur- Reuter
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    DEATH
    12 8 EVER MAISIE ROSEMARY Quintal on 16th :y Garden". v.5. beloved wli
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    EX-NAZI TO REGAIN FORTUNE
    310 8 EX-NAZI TO REGAIN FORTUNE Allied plans enrich Krupps FRAKKFI'RT, Monday. ALFRED KIU PP. 44-year-old heir to the great Essen armaments firm who was let out of war crimes prison last year, will again be one of the world's richest men m a few days if an Allied plan goes through,
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    AIR RECORD
    38 8 Mr. Tom Hayhow. record breaking British pilot, yesterday flew the 790 miles from Madrid to Donhan near London m seven hours 55 minutes and is claiming the Madrid-Londcr. point to point speed for light aeroplanes.— Reuter
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    RIOT TOWN POLICE HEAD ARRESTED
    127 8 RIOT TOWN POLICE HEAD ARRESTED CAIRO. Mon. A POLICE superintendent of tie cotton mill at Kafr El Dawar. where nine persons were kfcled last week m rioting, wis arro terday. An inqu'ry found Caplain Naaman E: Afhmawy had d to dt-at prompily with tie siti!.it;on and his negligence had let
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    23 8 Washington cfficials said yesterday they believed Japan Id begin soon to seek arrangements to operate air--ines into South America and South-East Asia.— U.P.
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    NOAH'S ARK: SEARCH OFF
    56 8 A French expedition searching for Noah's ark on top of Mount AYarat near the eastern frontier of Turkey has abandoned its attempt. The leader of the expedition said heavy rain and snow prevented further exploration on the top of the 16.000--foot peak, xhe group will try
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    MASS PILGRIMAGE
    20 8 The Persian religious leader, Syed Kashani, Speaker of the Majlis, will lead 2,000 pilgrims to Mecca this week.
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    Criminals may be paroled
    57 8 MELBOURNE, Mon. Tin Cab.net w.ll decide this vfc\v:< wh V.s he d Sugamo Prison on b v, be n parole, according to bourne Sun News PicThe Japanese Government osed on Saturday that it had approached Britain. France. ids and Austra- .inier the terms of the treaty
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    MRS. RHEE VOTES FOR PRESIDENT
    62 8 MRS. RHEE VOTES FOR PRESIDENT picture. AGEING President Syngman Rhee looks on as Mrs. Rhe* places her thumb print on a ballot paper at the Republic of Korea's first direct election of a chief executive. The clerk m the background at rifcht holds her registration card. The 77-year-old president was
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    Dispute at bottom of death cave
    161 8 LICO, ATHEREY, Southwest France, Mon. TWO FRENCH CAVE EXPLORERS spent yesterday A at the bottom of the world's deepest known cavern— arguing about who should be the last to leave on the hazardous 1, 260-foot ascent to the surface. Of the original five members
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    THE ROBBER WHO CAME BACK
    63 8 YOKOHAMA, Mon. Sl.^ Mi V.ada, 20, broke into a house, pulled out a knife and robbed the landlady of 3^> yen After the robber left, Mrs. Hana Si'qai called m the police. A pol.c?man came to investigate. Then Wa£a came brck. puUed out his knife,
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    Third attempt
    148 8 But the doctor who wen: down the almost sueer pothole to tend the injured Louboas on Thursday is Insisting that Mr. Taaeff returns first before he is affected by the nervous oppression often brought on by the unhealthy atmosphere of the cavern. The surface crew deckled to start
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    DUCHESS HELPS THE DUKE
    49 8 The Duke of Windsor, suffering irom acute lumbago, was helped by the Duchess and friends when h e stepped out of fie train m Paris from It.ily yesterday. Although obviousfy In pain, the Duke smiled at the dozens of Parisians who watched his arriva'. Reuter
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    'QUIT THE OLD ARMY GAME'
    161 8 'QUIT THE OLD ARMY GAME' WASHINGTON. Mon. rE United Sa'es Air Force will cut out ovc 7.0D3 jobs this year, the A^r Secretary. Mr. Thomas Fm &tef, disclose^ yesterday m a letter to the Senate Subcommittee on de'er»ce preparedness. In a rero r t on Jrly 7. the Sub-committ?e had
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    Mystery prowler at crime
    161 8 PEYRUIS. Mon. A LOCAL wine merchant yesterday gave important new evidence to police investigating the murder of Sir Jack Drummond. his wife and their 12-year-ofd daughter, Elizabeth, at their roadside camp site here on Aug. 5. The statement from M. Lucion Blanc of nearby Sis- teron
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    Prayer for sixth child
    69 8 WISCONSIN. Mon. A FORTY-YEAR-OLD motiier of eight yesterday prayed that polio which already has stricken five of he r children will spare the siXwh. Mrs. Helde Hjornevik ha? rost her eldest daughter tc the disease and seen four t ch ;r dren taken to hosoita 1
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    Relaxing drug
    36 8 A relaxing drug cafled mephenesin offers hope for allowing easier and safer den- tal treatment of patients suffering from cerebral palsy, a disease In which control of facial! and other mustlei is impaired. A.P.
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    Heir to millions had black book & nude beauties
    304 8 Heir to millions had black book nude beauties NEW YORK, Monday. SOCIALLY prominent Minot F. (Mickey) Jelke lost a fiffht m a New York court on Saturday for an immediate hearing on charges that he lived off earnings of high-prices prostitutes while awaiting an inheritance of millions. A court put
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    They all saw flying saucers
    60 8 Hundreds o! pecpl:. m Bogota. Colombia, including an open air cinema adui:nc?. agreed y?sterday that parly last night ihc-y saw a "i rilsappearin? b; the '.vo miles north of 1 Bogota. Descriptions w?re all similar— an oval-shaped ob--1 jfet of great brilliance emitting tail smoke
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    SENTENCED JEW LEADER TAKES LIFE
    83 8 MUNICH u^ DHILIPP Auerbach f r chief of the JeS**** mnity who was^S o^here totvoandahS?^ imprisonment for frau/ ear > Thursday rommitt*? m a private day. Cause of death Wag as an overdoes i .i* l^ 3 tabtete. He wts 45 J?*« Auerbur she had
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