The Singapore Free Press, 19 June 1953

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press |jlff e4 Afternoon Sale in Malaya T^T—^. Fr..,^ne 1» >rl C
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    PEKING BLAMES THE AMERICANS
    673 1 PEKING BLAMES THE AMERICANS \niu>e outrage could have been stopped COMMUNIST re-action to President Syngman Rhee s breach of faith in releasing North Korean prisoners-of-war from Allied camps is anxiously awaited. Now no one knows whether there will be a truce, or not. Peking Radio said today: The whole world
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    Egypt a renublic: Neguib chosen president
    147 1 EGYPT last night was proclaimed a republic after 5,000 years as a monarchy "Strong man" Maj. Gen. Mohammed Ne u ij> was named its first president. The monarchy in Egypt enrled eight days less than one year after Gen. Ne«uib overthrew former Kins Farouk
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    SHIP REFLOATED
    55 1 The British liner Hilary, aground In the River Amazon since Monday, was refloated.yesterday having suffered any apparent damage, Lloyds Shipping Acencv reported from Maraos. Lilian Ong, 18, a Tajong Katong Girls School student, with her prize-winning poster in th e "B" Group (English Sec- tion of the Singapore
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    Rubber price
    21 1 q r u e ietly ßu^ Market «th first graZ in. morning changed f? a pound unclose from yesterday's
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    Rosenbergs escape date with death
    134 1 Rosenbergs escape date with death P^* a.o mic spie,. ber 1U sca a d Ethel Rosi M ?eat h in a dat <= with lau nißh, elect ric chair WstD^n n the Su 5? j£Lf cut r *ntfetice w 'Hia.,i O Ii !he r c a 0 "l a half
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    MISS SINGAPORE CONTEST
    31 1 ORGANISERS of the "M\ss Singapore" contest ask all those who have submitted entries to attend an informal enloLment meeting at the Capitol Ballroom at 5 p.m. this evening.
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    Cheers from the Senator
    100 1 Cheers from the Senator SENATOR Joseph McCarthy (Republican Wisconsin) differed with the Eisenhower Administration yesterday on President Syngman Rhee's release of thousands of prison* ers in South Korea. Senator McCarthy told reporters that "freedom-loving people throughout the world should applaud the action of Mr. Rhee." He said that Mr. Rhee's
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    DIPLOMATIC WAY
    20 1 Jordan and Yugoslavia are to establish diplomatic relations for the first time, it was reported In Amman yesterday.
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    Stars fall out, and what a scene it teas
    140 2 IN A FURIOUS name-call-ing scene before reporters, actress Diana Barry more, daughter of the late John Barrymore, ordered her husband. Robert Wilcox, 42-year-old actor o ut of her home and her life. It climaxed a series of incidents in Diana's apartment
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    Parking banned for 2 hours
    79 2 A TWO-hour parking ban was 5* imposed around the larger half of Finlayson Green in front of the Ocean Building this morning by the traffic police The place was reserved for cars of people expected to attend a function Jnif 1 18 8tore y Asia
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    ANTI-CHIANG MAN GETS DEATH THREAT
    63 2 The Chinese World. 60-year-old San Francisco Chine.se newspaper, charged yesterday its publisher had been threatd with death by the Nationalist Government in Taipei for his activities with the Chinese "third force" movement." The newspaper, an antiCotniminUt publication. has b«M-n actively supporting the Chinese Democratic Constitutionalist
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    Consul is still house hunting
    156 2 Consul is still house hunting HPHE GERMAN Consul-General in Singapore, Dr Hans Llrish Gianow, is still hopefully house-hunting. He has however been lucky enough to get office space in Robinson Road. At present, Dr. Granow does all his work at Raffles Hotel, where he is staying. He said yesterday that
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    Berlin riots may destroy Red' liberals'
    310 2 Berlin riots may destroy Red' liberals' BIG BLOW TO SOVIET pr^i I'tia neriin riots which have caused m to So viet world prestige may Ed tn *1* bl inquest into Soviet policy since thJ > rLvL a Such a probe conceivably involfis SL* of *S of some top Moscow personalities
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    80 BODIES FOUND IN SCENE OF BIG CRASH
    250 2 80 BODIES FOUND IN SCENE OF BIG CRASH OALVAGE teams worked knee- deep in mud under pelting rain to recover the bodies of the seven crew and 120 or 121 servicemen aboard the Globema.ster. which crashed into a clearing near Tokyo yesterday. It was history's worst air disaster. Scores of
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    DOWN THE DANUBE
    29 2 Yugoslavia granted Russia yesterday the right to move 26 long landlocked Soviet warships down the Danube river through Yugoslav territory from Vienna to the Black Sea.
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    The Russians execute a 'riot leader'
    141 2 The Russians execute a 'riot leader' Communist riots in fij East Berlin and Major w Zone cities were yesterday virtually paralyzed by t I eral strike in defiant of viet tanks and ?uns. Elevated streetcars and subway lines remained at standstill. Factories atW <o reopen but the Cora Dr radio
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    Mau terror hideouts attacked
    96 2 A FORCE of 1.200 KttsjA home guards launched ccrted attacks on Mau Mau*rorists' hide-outs and storepoints in the Aberdare Mow tains, west of Nyeri, at yesterday. The offensive was suPJJJ* by British and African "Operation Epsom.; a bi-ned offensive a B aJlst Tl !r; gangs which
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    FOUR SCANTY GIRLS ARE BANNED
    399 3  -  SIT YIN FONG tfude illusion too real for the S 'pore police By dNGAPOK^ P cafe> and warned three licence ol wed campaign against semi-nude more m a rc»^ sh° ws# onnPl to the "The Buttern.y and the Spider" was £^simultaneously on three of their
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    THE DANGER
    9 3 TH* SPIDER (Ramon Khoo) is after her.
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    Classmates win top prises
    148 3 T HE ul irls walked away with five of the prizes, the boys with one, in the Singapore Schools' Safety First Poster competition. 1 m'wt prlzes ln the A Ant u i r H °?P s went to Selene Behoof* Tanj ng Katong to mr^? "■J?**
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    QUAKE DAMAGES CITY BUILDINGS
    34 3 Earthquakes on Wednesday and yesterday at Edirne, in the Turkish Threace near the Bulgarian border damaged nearly every building in the city and drove the ent/ire population into the streets.
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    FISHERMEN SEIZED
    22 3 Philippine police seized a Formosan fishing vessel off the north coast of Luzon Lsiand and arrested its 19 crew members.
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    The Butterfly is caught in ths net
    157 3 time, the Shirimon and the Rose Paradise last night put on modified versions of the same act. These cafes had been warned on Wednesday night by Mr. F. C. Pestana. Officer in Charge of the Tanjong Pagar Police Station "to have the girls
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    WIVES FREED
    31 3 The Soviet Union has told U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Charles E. Bohlen. that it will let Lour more Russian wives of Americans living in Moscow leae for the United States.
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    War fust ended for him
    38 3 A JAPANESE soldier Private Kaichiro Eguchi, unaware the Pacific war had ended, gave himself up in South UMi after hiding in the Philippine jungles for nine yesterday years—because he was "getting lonesome."—A A.P.
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      154 3 Jfv Mm^ \mm m 1 MARMET HILUX BABY CHAIR Eg$ w ;?y& "W The HILUX Baby Chair is the result of M <fe 1 many years' research with hundreds of Bfe^C children of varying ages. It is designed to t N> A lL*^* avoid the faults of the old fashioned
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, June 19, 1953 Opinion TRUCE IN PERIL
    412 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, June 19, 1953 Opinion TRUCE IN PERIL OY releasing anti-Com- munist prisoners of war in open defiance 01 his allies, President Syngmari Rhee has done the worst within his power to wreck the armistice negotiations in Korea. The fate of these men, unwilKng to be
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    Syngman Rhee could Start a New War
    1026 4  - Syngman Rhee could Start a New War ERIC GILIIBRAND 7 DON'T CARE' DESPOT OF SOUTH KOREA The wrinkled old patriot is behind the latest move in Korea the release of Anti-Red prisoners. It is one more example of the arrogance that could lead to another world war WICKED, stubborn, ir-
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    BY THE WAY
    223 4 tnM rt tbUniC the fitor y Was told of a woman in a Government office who "prepared sprouts behind a box bf flies ?o e «2 re K We know wherc we are rand where are we. I ask you?) secretaries will be filleting plaice on the
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      19 4 UllsJ inme f ici o U2uaVt fvJ I I P. H. HENDRY Jewellers 78. North Bridge Rd. Phone 7421
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      74 4 1B I ROSE Y E( /0) r FROSTED FOODS >^^ QUICK -FROZEN HERRINGS m^.t^ tf/i economical y2t appetising meal Place your order today. "You'll be glad you bought it at Cold Storage" SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., '4 1. AMERICAN WAFFLE PK COTTON 8 LOVELY COLOURS DESIGN 36" 2. CREPE ROMANCE
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    WITH BRANDY. THEY SAY won't like to try it-Che Sidik
    257 5  - WITH BRANDY. THEY SAY won't like to try itChe Sidik G. T. BOON WSPV.trUTO T, 1 HE IHIHWS B.v c liave heard it many a time "Never take durians with alcohol or mangosteens with sugar, or else you will die." Yesterday, I sought to find the truth, or some explanation,
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    But Mr. Lee did and lived to 82
    187 5 THEN I met five who said: "Of course, it isn't fatal 1 to take durians wlthalcolwL DR. C. J. POH. City Councillor It's a grandmother's tale. A "man after taking durians with alcohol becomes flushed and over-stimulated. I have not known of
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    YOU MAY GET MORE BROKEN RICE IN FUTURE
    159 5 YOU MAY GET MORE BROKEN RICE IN FUTURE Fre e Press Staff Reporter MALAYA and other rice importing countries may have to accept more broken rice from Siam at the next buying season as unseasonable rains have affected the crop. The rains have made more rice brittle. These might break
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    IT'S UP TO THE PARENTS
    39 5 IT'S UP TO THE PARENTS f h h '«lglrl s coj?,, whether brents. s a Vision lor their lk^e*?K Uld a t their liaert ft V()l <* thJw. nci al s were free wr eai4 aiu n still retted with
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    MARIE FAILS
    29 5 Andre Marie failed last night to receive the National Assembly's endorsement of his I Premiership bid. He did not ob- j tain the necessary 314 ballots needed.
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    RAJ TO TRY FOR REHT CONTROL ON NEW HOMES
    243 5 VtR. C. R. Dasaratha Raj (Lab., Rochore) will try j gam VI for registration imposing I" 6 B jver rents and incidental matters governing houses juilt after Sept. 7, 1947, in Singapore. "I will probably act at the next meeting of
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    FIRE IN U.S. MILITARY BASE
    28 6 Fire and explosions destrci millions of dollars worth of id tary installations and suptj last night at Alaska's maiEEj tary port of Whittier
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      95 6 jiMc^niiiiiiiiioiiiiitiiiiicjHiniKiiiici SINGAPORE RESTAURUI: (Ist Class Bur) 5 79. Bras Basah Road, j Tel. 4088. Singapore. 7, Excellent Cuisine 5 Ist Class Senrice E Special Cocktails i Cold Beer, Wine SpmU European Dinner Ala Cauie Chinese Food r ilC3lllllllllllinilllllllllllHlllllHHllOli FOR THE AT MM Of Diabetes LOBULINA TABLETS Prepared by the Swiss
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      162 6 MANDRAKE, THE MACICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis J^***CT I THE TIME HAS COME If I WARNED I /^fc> v BETTA,iVe] --YOU ARE --AWAKE JP^~ r- v FOR ME TO FIND OUT/I YOU.NOMORE LEARNEO THAT BUTNOW-YOU WE ARE ALONE. BUT HOW YOU WHO AND WHAT QUESTIONS. fX, Jl MY
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      78 6 YOURI LUCK! STaI Mlined to Me' 0 1 ff ai all K^kji 11 m '6ht not bV» l 0 yputocultivau;?ii^ i Ssssa Y °u select Tonr »-i ac^Pt »nyon. Sl^" I**1 circle of aiiiati n yn J once they have b^ n •«n eni g ,na. TtaiS&< you moodiness andiUl^
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    COFFEE OR TEA? ASKS CABMAN
    230 7 An idea for spore taxi-anvers drivers might gain inspiration from the hospitality of some IP American cafe |d" ve jrs. ye ar-old ex-Serviceman who works on Manhattan, offers Harry Nev^p e tea or hot chocolate as soon as they step into his taxi. They bis
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    8 7 Ktin Miner, m-G-m star. In ~sin»n xown Girl.
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    A baby has best chance in London
    143 7 THE healthiest place in England and Wales for babies under 12 months old is London. Blackest spots- Wales and the North— particularly Lancashire, Cheshire, Durham and Northumberland. The RegLstrar-Generai proves jt 'n his Statistical! Review of ynd and Wales for 1948 and IW
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    The gallant mother
    52 7 ASWAN battled with a train near Ipswich in an attempt to save one of her cygnets. The cygnet was killed. The R.S.P.C.A. eventually caught the swan. Her left wing had to be amputated. Now she and her family have been given a pond to themselves: in HolywelLs
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    WIFE MADE SCENE AT SON'S SCHOOL
    198 7 A WIFE'S visit to her seven-year-old son's school and a scene between herself and her husband over access to the child during the Coronation holiday were described as "Wilful molestation under the most distressing circumstances" by Mr. Justice Barnard in the London Divorce Court.
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    Parents told: Punish them yourselves
    97 7 Parents told: Punish them yourselves THE parents of 12 boys and girts, aged between eight and 13, will report back to East London Juvenile Court in three weeks' time to tell the chairman, Mr. Basli Henriques. how they have punished thpir children. For two hours Mr. Henriques a doctors house
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    Will caps catch on?
    39 7 BRITISH hatters are trying to check the hatless fashion among men by new caps. Corduroy is said to be first favourite among the smarter element, with cavalry twill, tweeds and felts running close in popularity.
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      102 7 FITZPATRICK S in delicious variety HOLLANDSE VLEESWAREN SALAMI CERVELAAT HAAGSE LEVERWORST BERLINER LEVERWORST GELDERSE ROOKWORST ARDENNERWORST ROOKVLEES DUTCH GLORY SANDWICH HAM ZONDER VET Verkrijgbaar in de zaak waar u xo gemakkelijk en zuinig kunt winkelen m RANK AKPUHT BAIII *^6OA R D E D writes your cheques the safe way
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    His religion made him let baby die
    84 10 MORRIS Childress, of Winchester, Indiana, 41, who testified his religion forbids medical care, must serve a prison sentence for manslaughter in the death of his baby daughter. A jury convicted him on the charge, which carries a penalty of two to 21 years
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    SIR DAVID: MORALS IN BRITAIN ARE LOWER
    274 10 CIR DAVID MAXWELL FYFE, who as Home Secretary is in charge of Britain's police forces, said that he was worried about the moral sense of the ordinary citizen. Speaking at a Young Conservative rally at Pwllheli h<isaid that in his job he had
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    Now Aly is happy with wife No. 19
    71 10 T<AXI driver Aly El Sayed Ahmed has at last found happiness with his 19th wile reported the weekly Al Gad;J yesterday. Aly first married when he was sixteen. Now at 50 he says life is very sweet with my last wife who
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    POLICE REWARDED FOR COURAGE
    47 10 Detective Constable Edward Bnitch and P.Cs George Dorsett and George Baldwin. K. Division, Hackney, were at Bow Street, each presented with a certificate and £15 from the Police Reward Fund for their courage in arresting an armed man at Hackney on February 6.
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    CLERKSA VESMAN ON UNDERGROUND
    306 10 CLERK SA VESMAN ON UNDERGROUND SERVICE in the Royal Air Force Mountain Rescue Service enabled 22-year-old Michael John Jones to say e a man's life— on London's Underground. For Mr. Jones, hearing a shout at Stockweli (Northern Line) station, found a man beneath a tube train. He was toCd that
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    He disturbed elephants making love —and died
    121 10 He disturbed elephants making love —and died A MAHOUT, M. Simau. 19, who disturbed an incipient love affair of an elephant in his charge was killed. The elephant, Kiri Aliya, was taken by Simau for its afternoon bath in a neighbouring stream. A she-ele-phant had also been brought by another
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    MISSION TO PERSIA
    34 10 At the request of the Persian Government Pakistan is sending a 14-man cultural mission to Persia under the leadership oi Maulvi Mohammed Shaft, retired principal of the Oriental College in Lahore.
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    A RED-BEARDED MAN IN MONKEY HOUSE
    89 10 *pWENTY-four-year-old Mr. Hugh Mellish, a veterinary jludent front WoodsWe Park Whetstone, London. stayed key House for *e V ei, hours at I night. A crowd in evening dress watched this red -bearded man, swinging from bars, eating chops, drinking milk. Around him were a
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    Miss Steel Pier
    74 10 IN NEW YORK to lure visitors to Atlantic city for the summer opening; of the city's Steel Pier i s the New Jersey beauty who will reign over the 56th anniversary event. Carolyn Wynn of Fort Lee, NJ. was chosen "Miss Steel Pier" from over 250 contestants.
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    HUNT FOR A 'WALK-IN' £13,500 THIEE
    53 10 HUNT FOR A 'WALK-IN' £13,500 THIEE The jewellery whf/ ,u t0 Mrs. AmSSI J*l«w bedroom a th: M-flooj "feSter* H e is believed tn k« the corridZ H^""? 1 reported tha Association stolen e fewe?l h er^ w fc sapphire ring M? husban d have been her the hotei since
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    THE RUBBISH THEY LEFT IN PARKS
    52 10 THE RUBBISH THEY LEFT IN PARKS JTTER louts" have left more than 300 tons of trash in London parks since the bij rush of Coronation visitors began on June 1. Citrng this official figure in the House of Commons yesterday, Sir David Eccles, the Minister of Works, called it "t
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    U.S. Has a 'Top Secret' School in the Alps
    435 11 OBERAMMERCAU. .mrr E SAM is teaching U^h secrets of atomic Lfare to his NATO allies wa rfare w most 5e e a e ceful On spots in the W0 Sh d eepand cows graze &W froT'the US Army's hush-hush school. Squawking
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    Bridge Talk
    697 11 ALL OP THE MANY variations Of psychic bids are designed toward < these objectives: To bluff the op- ponents out of the'r game or slam; to keep the opponents out of their best suit; or, with a hand which you j hope to play in a game or
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    A-BOMB MOVE
    34 11 Senator William Langer (Re-publican-North Dakota) yester-, day introduced a resolution to prohibit the detonation of atomic bombs or other nuclear devices or weapons within the United States. He gave no specific reason.
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      27 11 C|^stsyou less I to OV'"" F sSifflfr^^L fliA Best I f *^mr^^^mw MOKE fit 0. 5S? wn > BORNEO Xsutn/mnu -*.imitid 1 a iINCAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANC.
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      148 11 Today's Crossword AC'ROSS— 1 'am <f (l 4 r ol Cap- ,8» 6, The funny bono come* into A flih dalK (8)< l5) 7 St r.s'MHi 0 latlon <7. n a l I'l1 1 f (l t( ni l '7. 6). 8, When clown followH from a part nf omes
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      IN THE DARK
      193 12 pm Combined Schools' Pre- rectorial Board's variety cert at Hip Y.M.C.A. Hall was an appalling show from start to finish. I wonder how long and what paint the prefects took to prepare it? The organisation was very poor indeed and. as a result, the audience had to
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      INSPIRATION
      135 12 CHARLES EDWARD STUART may have been bonnie when he hid behind a woman's skirt after starting an unnecessary and ill-fated war which, as Phoenix admitted, few of his own people would have anything to do with-^so little did the canny folk think of him, his rights, or his chances.
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      ONE NATION
      136 12 MALAYA has too many people who-think like Mr. W. Neo with the result we find it very difficult to form one nation This is the type of person who' will •say, "I am a Chinese and not Malayan." This kind of people usually never enjoy, or imitate, the
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      NONYAS
      134 12 fN reply to "Baba Tua" the use f- by Nonyas of the terms, 'muka kasut," "muka penyapu" etc." has no real significance. "Baba Tua" is only endeavouring to shame the Nonyas before other races. It would be better if he stopped writing balderdash and, instead, took up smoking, or
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    Malay woman 103, gives advice
    147 12 HARI RAYA PRESENT PERHAPS the oldest person in Kuala Lumpur to receive a H.iri Raya present was Rasuna binte Adam (seen on left in picture) who is 103 years ofcd. With her is Tuan Haji Yon* Idrus. A representative of the "Chap Oadjah" sarong makers
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    Lady TempLer visits KuaSa Lumpur school
    43 12 picture. liny tots perform a musical dance before* Lady T^m wife of the High Commissioner lor the Federation I V?' ya, during her visit to the Kuen Cheng JhnJL r^" School, Kuala Lumpur, thlnes GirW Free Press
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    BANKRUPT ESTATE TO PAY DIV.
    242 12 BANKRUPT ESTATE TO PA Y DIV. SINGAPORE'S Official A*signee. Mr. W. G. Alcock yesterday said that a second dividend of 25 per cent, from the assets of the late bankrupt ex millionaire, pawnbroker and goldsmith, Mr. Lim Soo Ban, will be paid to 300 creditors next week. The creditors have
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      71 12 Today: 3.15-6.30-9.15 p.m. South-East Asia Film Co's super musical fantasy! "HAZAR RAT EN" (in Hindustani)' witMßehana Agha LEAICA TO HAM I By EASIEST METHOD! Steps shown by "Slow Motion Movements", (never seen in Malaya), Enabled Beginners to dance within "3 hours" guaranteed! Lady Partners for practice. Time: 12 noon tiM
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      20 12 j AGENTS: I I 'F. nWLK (MALAYA) LTD, POB 725 2, Robinson Rd., SINGAPORE FRESH AIRPORT HOTEL SINCAPORE Phone 3351
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    Fashion Trends for the Future
    507 13  - Fashion Trends for t he Future JEAN WISEMAN to LONDON. N°X the T fashion trends fhe coming months for liirt have noticed Y °Cs to those trends rt Coronation dress lD l e t ondon and those fSTta connection with g 1 Gay Capital's fashion fortnight. t probably Uncashire couo
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    GET RID OF THOSE WRINKLES
    466 13  -  Judith Simons by LONDON. 1)0 THAT again and your face will stay like that," we say, when a cnim pulls a hideous Knmace. This automatic response is more than half K m if; If the s kin is habitually folded to any Particular pattern by
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      179 13 A NEW ANTISEPTIC CREAM HEXABALM A stable, non-greasy cream containing hexachlorophene for use in the treatment of skin and scalp infections. Used on the hands it will give prolonged protection against infection from contact with contagious cases. Jar off I oz. Obtainable from all rhritiiftt* A prod ue 1 of
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    FIRST HURDLES RACE AT B. GANTONG SHOULD BE CIVIL LORD'S
    177 14  - FIRST HURDLES RACE AT B. GANTONG SHOULD BE CIVIL LORD'S ALLAN LEW IS Allan Lewis on tomorrow's amateur meet By J*HE Malayan Amateur Racing Association will hold their second meeting for this year, at Penang tomorrow. The inclusion of a One Mile hurdle race in the programme should be a
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    Young Jack one of the day's best
    130 14 VOUNO JACK should be one of the best bets of the day in the Hacks race over 5 furs. At Kedah, in the handicap race for deleted racehorses. Young Jack defeated No Regrets and Mandalay over 5!4 furs. The five furlongs of this
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    Pot Luck to winwherever he starts
    172 14 pOT LUCK is practically unbeaten in Hacks races over six furlongs, sb I see no reason why he should not add this one to his tajly. If he starts in the mile race for deleted racehorses and hacks he should win it He should
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    Tuli wants to fight Keenan
    87 14 JAKE Tuli, South African holder of the Empire flyweight championship, has challenged Peter Keenan of Scotland. Britain's bantamweight champion who on Wednesday regained the European title. Tuli's manager, Jim Wicks, said today: "We are fed up with trying to get a world flyweight bout with
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    USEFUL B.P. OFFICALS
    113 14 At Its nineteenth annual general meeting following were elected officebearers of Useful Badminton Party for the ensuing year President: Mr. Ong Say Yeo (reelected). Vice Presidents. Messrs Koh Chong Kiat. Tan Puay Choo, Ang Soon Hoe, Chua Soon Teck (all reelected), Chua Kay Soon and R g
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    DREYER WINS
    31 14 Qerry Dreyer of South Africa, the British Empire welterweight champion, registered a unanimous decision over Vic Cardell of Hartford on Tuesday night in their ten-round out in New York.
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    Bonnie Grey to beat Shubel
    303 14 Bonnie Grey to beat Shubel THE Ladies race, for Polo Ponies and Hacks at catchweights, should see Shubel. Caravan, Bonnie Grey, Dusty and perhaps Spearlight provide the finish. Bonnie Grey Is also engaged in the 5 furs. Hacks race but he will meet Young Jack if started in that race,
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    TO FIGHT IN JAPAN
    44 14 Three Filipino boxers will leave Manila tomorrow for Japan where they are booked for a series of fights next month. They are Flash Elorde bantamweight champion of the Orient, Leo Espinosa. Philippine bantamweight contender, and Star Gony a lightweight U.P.
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    ACHILLES v. REME
    23 14 A track competition will be held on the Singapore Recreation ground this evening. Achillies Athletic Club will compete against REME.
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    TURPIN IN SMASH
    55 14 Randy Turpin. Britain's claimant to thtr world miriti lev/eight boxing title, was treated at Horton Hospital on Wednesday night after it wa& reported the automobile in which he was riding overturned. Turpin was discharged later and he returned to his home in l>- .mimton. The injuries, IX
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    BADMINTON
    48 14 The Singapore Badminton Association reminds members and intending competitors that entries for this years Junior tournament close at 1 pjn., tomorrow. Entries should reach the hon. secretary of the BBA c|o Shell Co., MacDonald House or c!o the Singapore Badminton Association Hall, Ouillemard Road, before that date.
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    SINGAPORE T.C. JULY MEETING
    156 14 T^HE Singapore Cup, with sta- kes of $6,000 and a Cup and the Williamson Memorial tm k tl .L 15 000 and a tr °Phy> RlnaJL hC ain CVentS at thp Blngapore Turf club's July The Singapore Cud will h* Memorial Stakes is over six furlongs.
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    Aussie racing doniin still by imported sires
    50 14 Aussie racing doniin still by imported si res JWE extent to which imported h nr bymong Plate, Ascot Vale stall Zt Oaks > JW*2 n Cantala Stakes, Melbourne Cun hn "V M^ They point out that only a fraction Z f A aent B?SL nommafed have good facing records £n
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    Services Soccer round-up
    14 15 Services Soccer round-up photo. S^tlfEAVSliur Corinthians by the only g ea. scored.— Free Press
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    Athenians hold REME to draw
    353 15 BrMP 2; Athenians SmEßEwere'pienty of thrills yesterday at Ayer Raja T^oad when the Roval Electrical and Mechanical Engineers me? Royal Air Force Seletar Athenians in a Div I Services fixture. REME had the upper hand, but were unable to finish theii forward movements due to
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    RAOC rally to share points
    50 15 I)OYAL SIGNALS were held to a Jntnce Corps at Friendly Hill lalf-time in their Div. l Services tie SißnTi.?"? provWe^ Rood foo'baU. WUh B°alS8 alS 1011 RAOC fqSJST cut th^ deficit. The »SS 7the c Z, throUBh Cass He hi,?,^ ri^t at h,s feet for
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    R.E. WINNER CAME IN DYING SECONDS
    459 15 League upset at Gillman Sappers 1; Corinthians 0. ROYAL Engineers snatched both points 30 seconds from time in theii Services Div. 1 league tie yesterday at Gillman Bar- j racks. It was a goal by outside-left Lavell that beat Royal Air Force Seletar Corinthians,
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    RAMC WIN 1-0
    29 15 Royal Army Medical Corps be.U Royal Air Force Tengah by the omy goal scored in yesterday's Div. 2 Services fixture at Alexandra. Moss was the goalgetter.
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    FAIR SAVES RASC FROM ROUT
    142 15 ROYaV'a "lf RAs( I YAL Ari »Y Service Corps bid r c t ed a aetbat<i >» Cha r Div league honours at STJT rday Th R yai Air UM c l*n game, vnth Lodgers doing practically all ttMfj att.d king. BUT FOR THE OU'I'KTANDING
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    FED. SERVICES CHOOSE 14
    80 15 I?OURTEEN Federation Combined r Services players are making the trip to Raub for their Malaya Cup soccer fixture against Pahang tomorrow. They include two from the E;i>i Yorks." who recently arrived .n M;ilaya. rtu- 14 are: Martin (RAFj. Roi.in- son (RAF) Newton (69 Coy RASC). CKrkT
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    SOUEPI BEATS FRENCH CHALLENGE ON THE POST
    379 16 SOUEPI BEATS FRENCH CHALLENGE ON THE POST Photo to decide Ascot Gold Cup JMIK CiOLD CUP, the richest and most coveted race of the Royal Ascot meeting, was yesterday won by the British horse Souepi after a photo-finish with Marcel Houssac's 50-1 outsider, Aram. Souepi, ridden by Charlie Elliott who
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    PENANG AND SELANGOR—A FGSIBALL ROW
    112 16 PENANG AND SELANGOR— A FGSIBALL ROW and Pcnang are having a row over their .Malaya Cup MM! tie which tinFootball Association of Malaya fived to be played at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. Brcausp of Itulan Puasa, Selangor asked I'cnang to give (heir team more time in which to prepare for this
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    BIRTHS
    32 16 MOORE: To Molly and Charles at Penang Maternity Hospital, on the 17th June, a «>n. VEERSEMA: On 13th June, at Maternity Hospital, Penang, to G6, wife of Hans Veersema, a son.
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    DEATH
    33 16 VAN TANOENBERG, Mrs. Caroline Lydia. aged 79 years, widow of the late Mr. T. C. Van Langcnberg, passed away at her residence No. 4 Race Course Road, K.L. at 1.10 a.m. today.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    18 16 THE BRUNEI GOVERNMENT thanks applicants for the post of Police Teachers, the post has now been abolished.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    36 16 PROOFS of several hundred Straits Times pictures of Singapore's Coronation celebrations are on view on the top floor ol Robinsons, Raffles Place, where orders mar be placed. Get your own souvenirs of a memorable week.
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    SEMI-FINAL IS ALL-AUSSIE
    72 16 AUSTRALIA'S four tennis starsKen Rosewall, Mervyn Rose, Lewis Hoad and Rex Hartwig,— made it an all Australian semifinal affair In the London lawn tennis tournament yesterday. Rosewall, top-seeded for Wimbledon on June 22-July 24. hit his best form to knock out Armando Vieira, Brazil, 6-1. 6-4 Rex
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    TENNIS MEET
    35 16 Closing date for entries for UNti year's Penang tennis championships has been extended to Monday June 22. The championships will start on June 27 and the finals will be played by July 5.
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    JOLLILADS WIN
    29 16 Jollilads beat Sime Darby S.C. by four goals to nil in a friendly soccer encounter yesterday at Parrer Park Scorers were Balan, Bocn Cheow. Krishnasamy and Valitham.
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    WALKOVER
    26 16 Kota Raja "A" received a walkover when SHB Recreation Club failed to show up for their SAPA Div. 2 leas'je game at Oeylang Stadium yesterday.
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    PLACE HITS 102 OUT OF 193
    253 16 PLACE hit 102 out of 193 Lancashire runs against Cambridge University in Manchester yesterday. He was undefeated when the county declared with four wickets down Washbrook hit 63 runs in a sparkling partnership with Place. Cambridge found themselves caught on a bowlers' pitch and
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    WICKETS TUMBLE AT CHESTERHELD
    441 16 T»WENTY two wickets fell for 238 runs at Chesterfield yesterday in the second day's play between Derbyshire and the touring Australian cricketers The Australians, who scored 197. dismissed the county for a paltry 69 and then were themselves Hi<? missed for 146. ais Derbyshire, needing 275
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    A 2nd-half blitz hit Recs for 6
    131 16 A 2nd-half blitz hit Recs for 6 Fathulj- -j F A^ u KAR'IBie S d^'-l h alf blitz 'wmDISS 1 a «St about the duUetk Had n not h mm Omar Daud onenM for Fathul Karib^u? •?2? tl m nute goal on, v?* ll^ ssasSß Dollah scores RECS WERE POLL
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    POLICE DOWN 1-0 BUT WIN 3-1
    57 16 pOLICE beat CYMA by three goals to one in a SAPA Dlv. 2 leap* tie yesterday at BODCA pound. This win takes Police back to the top of the table. Police trailed one-nil at half-time. Zakarla (2) and Thankasalaa scored for the winners. Beins
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    3 FOR SONG CHYE
    37 16 Parrer Park Juniors beat Robinsa S.C. by four goals t« one In a socctr friendly at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers were Song Chye .(I nnd Tu^my .'or the Junion and Knit for Robinsons.
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