The Singapore Free Press, 10 July 1953

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press lnm >%\ Afternoon Shlp in Mahiva. r^l Shuapor* Fri.. July 10, 1953, Price 15 CK
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    MALENKOV SACKS No. 2 MAN
    539 1 Soviet terror chief Hquhiated Beria branded traitor LAVRENTI BERIA, Soviet Minister of the Interior and one of the Kremlin triumvirate headed by Prime Minister Georgi Malenkov, has been dismissed from the Russian Communist Party, according: to a Tass News Agency report received in London today.
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    Asian officers say Govt has ignored Ritson
    540 1 rjENIOR Asian Government 0 offlcer> n Singapore said this morning that the Government blueprint for Ritson pay scheme would perpetuate the objectionable family allowances. which Sir Edward himself had condemned. They found at least five major faults with the Government scheme i. There
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    MOCK WAR
    33 1 »r? e s r 0l es^ Britain. France Ju v?n ldmn Ocean one f Ju ;> 20 and Aug. 7 in tta noeuvrp* n r bl^ est naval 35£t5E held ofl the
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    Goods ban to stay
    181 1 LONDON. Today. rE GOVERNMENT said last night it would not relax controls on strategic goods to China because of any trade arrangements n #.de recently in Peking between China and I group of British businessmen. Mr Peter Thorneycroit, President of the Board of Trade, told the
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    IKE STOPS U.S. AID TO PERSIA
    120 1 HBml' 0 agreement *■> dS P u v t r ihc Minister. Dr. Mossadeq, and in which the President alao .said the United States would not buv Persian oil. The President told Dr. Mos.sadeq that If would not be tair for the United States
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    Rubber price
    29 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened on an uncertain torn? this morning with July first srade at 66 3 4 cents a pound U cent below yesterday's dost?.
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    'MARTIAN' WAS ONLY A MONKEY
    159 1 SCIENTISTS decided yesterday that a "man from outer -purr" which two barbers and a friend claimed to have found on a road near Atlanta, Georgia, was, a hairless and tailless monkey. The three friends ctiimed that similar creatures "running liko men" took off in a
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    U.S. LIFTS BAN ON RED BOOKS
    361 2 And draws fire from McCarthy It s silly, he says THE United States State Department yesterday lifted its ban on the use of books by Communist authors in overseas libraries, provided the works serve the ends of democracy. The ruling Immediately drew fire from
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    'Poison Pen' in S'pore
    167 2 'Poison Pen' in S 'pore AFTER a pitifully inept J\ beginning, which notable for some of the most ineffectual and inaudible acting seen on the Singapore stage for quite a time, "Poison Pen' wanned up and provided a good evening's playgoing at the Victoria Memorial Theatre last night. Credit for
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    Jap minister for S.E.A.
    66 2 Jap minister for .S.E.A. PRIME MINISTER Shlgeru Yoshida plans to send his F reign Minister. Mr. KaUuo O/.azaki to Southeast Asia on a g<- dwil] mission this fall. The Foreign Minister, is also expected to take up Japan's reparations issue with the Philip- 1 pines. Indonesia. Burma. Vietnam, Laos and
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    Bitten by hot dog
    57 2 K\ l hai*h aldroll I U d Mlit iM il »«tr«Mt circuit court dMMtag hM obiecrVi! 1 41 ft! t ot doK <"n^ine<l a -sharp. unyiHdH e s,-b .'i! h '^throHt ar.d harmed his voice He nameompany a l h^^ni a nt h s V at
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    They sang to stop the court trial
    192 2 THE president of an Israeli military court at Sarafaud Camp, Israel, had to adjourn the trial of 15 suspected terrorists yesterday because the majority of them san«j at the top of their voices to drown the proceedings. Ten of the 15 accused, who
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    PLATINUM FOR AGA KHAN
    72 2 Ismaili leaders in Tanganyika announced yesterday they will v.t> -;h the Aga Khan in platinum here on Aug. 17 next year. The money goes |o Ismaili charities. The ceremony will be another tribute to the Aga PQMn'l leadership of the Muslim sect. He is 76. At
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    SUCH LOVELY TROPHIES
    34 2 photo. LOVELY Shirley Collard is surrounded by dozens of gleaminng trophies that will be awarded to beauties competing in the "Miss Universe* contest which began yesterday in Long Beach. California U.P.
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    No recognition yet
    20 2 Britain has decided to '<• /ii/I recognition o) Eoiipfi chatuie -^i Republic^ an official .-.ource said to to"<"'»
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    FEWER JOBLESS IN BRITAIN
    42 2 Britain had 297.700 unemploy- I td at the end of May. 42.500 fewer than a month earlier, the Ministry of Labour announced yesterday. The British forces totalled 867.000 men and women an increase of 1.000 during the month.
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    When Britain is not Britain...
    236 2 When Britain is not Britain... Britain" and mark L at ggS Made ft T1 e .^velation came duitn, a debate by a House of Com mons Standing Committee 1 a bill laying down the law S trade marks on merchant Labour a nd Conservative mp. tec?!? fOrCei dem and 'p^Sir
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    indo China may get more aid
    34 2 Indo- China may get more aid Gen. John W. O'Dan iel co£ mander-in-Chiof o Am;* forces in the rat"^. Wednesday after th£ bat Communist lea forces. turn to minh enemv forces when fully organi^Kl.'
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    S'pore wives join tontines to keep savings
    293 3  - S'pore wives join tontines to keep savings P. L. KOH By n ft law in Singapore against organised THERE is no h{ch are mainly patronised by 1 tontin hiu o sewives, clerks, labourers and on a larger ff v Secretary, Mr. Peter Clague, But( warned me absconds with the pool
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    And this is a tontine
    27 3 TONTINE a whereby a person can borC,V ntributed by Ub repaid in instalments 'ttmtr who takes the pool list profits the most.
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    160 hawkers told to quit govt. land
    119 3 r\NE hundred and sixty hawJ kers who have squatted on he vacant Crown land near he junction of Middle Road and Waterloo Street since 1950 have aow been asked to quit to make •ay for the extension of a chobl. The hawkers yesterday
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    JAP 'PEACE MAN'
    19 3 Jhe Chairman of the Japan- Peace Committee. Professor J J Oyama. has visited Moscow Tass reported
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    MANAGER KILLED
    38 3 Mohamed Ramzan. manager of the Pakistani wrestling team now visiting Kenya, was clubbed to death by an unknown African while standing with a friend at a bus stop near an African location in Nairobi last night.
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    MAU GANG SMASHED
    39 3 African troops of the Seventh Battalion, the King's African Rifles, yesterday smashed a Mau Mau gang which raided a European farm 14 miles northwest of Nyeri killing eight terrorists including the gang leader and wounding another.
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    P.I. LIFTS BAN ON H.K. BRITONS
    120 3 r E Philippines yesterday lifted 'retaliatory restric\l J n Briti sh nationals arriving in Manila from n S Kong. ton/*!? *g* b e imposed w lithe Philippines Conlpp t^ s^poseci the N| Kono in transit fr f) m W to th Sewith were •>v
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    HE THREATENED IKE'S LIFE
    52 3 Albert Drevney, 40. charged in New York with threaten in the life of President Eisenhower, was yesterday committed to a mental institution. Drevney, arrested last month in New Rochelle, a New York suburb, after a nationwide search, 'was alleged to have posted a threatening letter to
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    Rotary President
    74 3 Mr. E. R. Davits of Johore Bahru, speaking at the installation dinner of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club held in Raffles Hotel, Singapore, last night in a dual capacity. When this photograph was taken he was speaking as outgoing acting president. He spoke about past activities of the
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    SABRE TO TRY SPEED RECORD
    65 3 The U.S. Air Force is reported preparing, one of its Sabre jets l for a try at a new world speed mark of more than 700 m.p.h., perhaps within the next few days. The existing record is 698.5 m.p.h. set in Salton Sea, California, on
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    ATOM FILM
    29 3 A half-hour documentary ftlrrj containing one colour sequence, of last year's British atomic explosion in the Monte BelJo islands had been given a Press showing in London.
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    KEY SHIFT
    35 3 Characters for Chinese typewriters each needing 7,300 signs— are being made by a factory in Dresden, East Germany. The foundry is working in three shltts t 0 deliver the first 500 in time.
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    His problem -getting 4,900 to write to him
    159 3 His problem -getting 4,900 to write to him EIGHT hundred of the 5.700 membera of the Singapore Co-operative Stores Society have sent In their names for the relund of their share value. Mr. C. M. Soosai, official liquidator for the society, said yesterday: "It Ls very disappointing." The society had
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    RUSSIAN VISIT
    20 3 A delegation of British woodworkers arrived in Leningrad yesterday to visit furniture factories and meet builders and architects,
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1953. Opinion PLAN'S PROGRESS
    293 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1953. Opinion PLAN'S PROGRESS WITHIN a few weeks the new Singapore hostel for nurses and the Outpatients Clinic at the General Hospital will oe declared open. JThese two buldings are important additions to the existing medical and hospital JacXties. The five-storey hostel, which
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    CHEAPER RICE
    100 4 FROM July 20 the retail price of rationed rice in Singapore will be cut from 37 cents a kati to 34 cents. Rationed sugar will be down from 35 cents to 30. Becent unexpectedly large purchases from the Government of Burma it favourable prices have made cheaper rice
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    Bermuda—Happy Paradise Tired Men
    668 4  - Bermuda— Happy Paradise Tired Men DONALD McCORMICK by UtKVItbA attracts holjda> makers i„ < noneymooners a year. An island without incoiw but where it cos. *>&w a ycartojoimtheb golf club. Where four out i every five workers are is the "tourist' business and coloured waitresses ears £20 a week. Where
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    BY THE WAY
    288 4  -  Beachcomber by even under modern A conditions, still broadens the mind. When I asked an American in Italy where he had been, he passed the question to his wife. Neither of them was sure whether they had slept on the previous night in Austria or in Switzerland.
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    JUMABHOY WANTS CUT IN ESPLANDE STALL RENTS
    294 5 iflelp hawkers to serve better food 9 .»rr»pnßE City Council will be asked at its next S lNG iin? to reduce the rents of the Esplanade R,Srant stalls to enable the hawkers to sene of the Councils M n i heneral Purposes Committee,
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    REGIMENTAL COLOUR
    39 5 picture. Second Lieutenant Mohd. Nordin. of the 4th Battalion, Malay Regiment, with the Regiment colour which he received from general Templer on behalf of the battalion^ at a ceremony on Kuala Lumpur padan? on Wednesday.- Free Press
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    Commons plea for Malaya shop men
    174 5 Commons plea for Malaya shop men Mr. Stanley Awbery, a Labour member of Parliament, asked in the House of Commons yesterday if the Secretary of State for Colonies knew that shop assistans in Malaya were called upon to work 15 hours a day and that many had to sleep among
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    JAP DOCTORS? NC SAYS DR.VICKERS
    86 5 JAP DOCTORS? NC SAYS DR.VICKERS Singapore does not require dfnt V s of Ja Panese doctors Vh^ t0 relieve the shortyeSy. W< ViCkCrS Said 4 neaolf Pan and Burma S tm i for 10 Ja Pae2 th^h s nd 25 dentists to Dr vi^ orta g e in Burma. «teadii
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    Smoking ban goes to Govt.
    103 5 Smoking ban goes to Govt. S IN GAPO^ St Reporter h *ve sent S? Co^-illors r f lr n °-smokAtt °mey gL es lution to the S a 2 lfor the neents to the >*iKI th° b drafted v o e The Singapore Traction Company would be asked to put
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    TRIBE WAR
    33 5 a Tribal warfare again has erupted on the borders between Northern Uganda and Kenya. Karamojons tribesmen from Uganda were said to have raided villages of Suk tribesmen in Kenya, capturing 800
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    Untitled
    39 5 A Singapore motorist has thought up a new way to sell his car. He stuck a notice on the rear wind Mcreen— For sale, $375. The tar was parked along Sigiap Road yesterday. Three hours later it was gone.
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    Sitting P. C. 's will be punished
    139 5 Free Press Staff Reporter DISCIPLINARY action will be taken against any policeman sitting in a crowded bus while women and children have to stand, the Singapore Commissioner of Police, Mr. Nigel Morris, told the Free Press yesterday. He was commenting on a letter
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    Woman to climb Himalaya peak
    61 5 MADAME Claude Kogan. a 34-year-old French dress designer from Nice, arrived In New Delhi by plane last night to take part in an attempt to climb the 23,410-foot Nun Peak of the Nun-Kun Mountain la the Himalayas. Thp expedition will consist of four French climbers—including
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      472 6 I——1 j y MANDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis ST I^^MBHBBBP^ -lvendoC who I WB*tß~whewjH\s questioning! And even under hypnosis, betta ]]°kn today t T jHßW^* lllll <&$L 7 GAOLED YDU'F ROM F H S ulf c^T H c° A U T^ A A SAI/L£S< UWI: MANDRAKE
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    AN ASTONISHING TV WEDDING
    332 7 Married lo a boost for a mixture astonishing f E "fever held in of stunt marriages «>« tS- ,1 «n TV for a Bri*tfStafi an<i watched tisb u C i, and bar screens the with these pro%S&& in force for the occasion^ There we; e d
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    THE DUKE'S FRIEND QUITS LAW FIRM
    125 7 DuL 'f lr Geor *e Al len solLitor lnds °r's friend ton Z b withdrawing to iwJ and Mr °very SeJiS? built U P' JJPut*d t a law business TV 1 fichest in the affair, of p eQ p le iae Duke or Windsor.
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    Girl, 14, tells of assault on heath
    206 7 A 22-YEAR-OLD labourer appeared in court in Chertsey, England charged with raping a 14-year-old girl and assaulting a middle aged woman. Chief Inspector Herbert Hamnam of Scotland Yard who has been investigating the "Towpath murders" of two London girls who were raped, stabbed
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    HUSBAND CITES EX-HUSBAND
    29 7 HUSBAND CITES EX- HUSBAND Divorce Court because of mbas co-respondent. a Vhe wi?e and Brigadier Myburgh, both living in Kenya, offered no defence, and the correspondent was ordered to
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    The Shape left his outline in glass
    214 7 The Shape left his outline in glass mo Scotland Yard 30-year«old 1 motor-driver, Edward Charies Gibbs, was known as The Shape. He had cut his outline in the glass door of Mr. Stanley Raven's home at Ilford, Essex. Mr. Raven, owner of several grocery shops, had Just brought home a
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    Two for
    57 8 UNKNOWN Pkyer* competed. The final bittl* the u «le ht ye wrturcd here X F ve ana Norman Cod The pictures show <'"«t Tan); R ighh Below: Left: Tan Ki. S. pockot fo, three poh.tr during his snooker will p, a tense moment. A ball Pktu.e on the left .how,
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  • RACE FROM Special
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      7 1 RACE FROM Special Friday, July 10, 1953.
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      What does a Jockey do
      1347 1  -  WHAT OLD' JOCKEYS DO ALLAN LEWIS -By- his riding days are over? Bv ALLAN LEVVIS ii/HAT happens to sikWcessful jockeys when th e y retire from race Sg? Do they, like old soldiers, merely gracing public who after all is the mainstay of racing Z
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      Flashback: Remember him?
      29 1 DOUG/ MCPHERSON winning a race at Singapore's Bukit Timah racecourse on Retinue. The horse on Retinue's heels is Wonder Lad, ridden by apprentice jockey Billy Bagby.
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    • RACE FORM SPECIAL
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        SINGAPORE RACE FORM GUIDE Class One Form Guide
        9790 2 SINGAPORE RACE FORM GUIDE Class One Form Guide FORM OF HORSES CLASS THREE 1 horses entered for the Singapore Turf Club's July Meeting. HORSES CLASS 1. BEAU TEMPS Mtt.UUltll; 28-3-53 Ipoll 1-3 UP d 1 D;v I— Course scratching LASI; (16 started) 14-^-53 K. I* Gen Cud 7-10 UM (Charesi
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        175 4 A Wtk film qots a long w»y #<^ s >> ullt ««p<>» ur I 0 -w (ikM eut 4 tKe f^urm^ i V_-V u>« «eof»o«nk«i fo« Movies rain or shin* «"ij /T~" f lm w^h ea< iy no-thread »o»^ir*f (C^— Yoor cfcofct of »n f7 7 >«f>» efteuf»i for cloudy
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        147 5 Ou Hart* I >.!%!■ the mobl < n jo\ al»ltJkrss tiling to do ie lo ha\e a mral at hHB§ the adelphi grill Vgi and he enlcrlaiiifd by Ihe neulj arrived mos! talented TRIO horn the Continent. Reservations: Tel: 5061 ADELPHI GRILL CHICKEN INN j SEAVIEW HOTEL I DANCING 1
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      THREE Battle Billiards
      358 9 THREE UNKNOWN 3rd Honeymoon 7-i j 2n f. V Track vietdin* 'Wt-Beck (ji 3 Div 3-Cour% lc 8 h g«W|« Track vieldtoe 1-51 Track yiC-dina l^ l i WINNING BRIEF ft™ CibTOni? Ist Coraiita 8-5- 2nd Cfcrgo Rice m" 3rd 35 MM. 8-4. 3i-head-i l« S Track yielding .I 2
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      EX-MINER SPENT £600 A WEEK
      450 10 He gambled, drank IN a fabulous four months 37-year-old James Rushton soent finn** f A miner got through more than £600 a week in a whirlwind ot m lm?' Thi ei bration, then turned to crime, became penniless— and ended n ln f an <*
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      TWO BEAUTIES
      44 10 Lovely Swiss beauty Queen Danielle Oudinet, Left, is meted on her arrival at the Airport In Paris by French "Miss Cinelimide" Christine M artel, right. The two young beauties will represent their respective countries at the "Miss Universe" contest, in Long-beach, California.
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      BOY BIRCHED AT 11, GETS A LAST CHANCE AT 17
      324 10 SEVENTEEN- YEAR-OLD Gerald West, one of the last boys to be ordered a birching by an English court, was in court again last week; he pleaded guilty before the county magistrates in Manchester to stealing a £22 bicycle. j 7
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      The handcuffs they couldn't uncuff
      301 10 ACTOR IN WEST END DILEMMA A NEW revue at the Irving Theatre, London, was abandoned because its bowler-hatted leading man wore handcuffs which were "uncuffable." Mr. Philip Dale, 30-year-old artist in the revue, sat on an orange-box, telling the audience about his childhood treasures old
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      Driving ban made the doctor late
      163 10 Driving ban made the doctor late SHE WAS DEAD WHEN HE ARRIVED A DOCTOR told the Dartford, Kent, magistrates that since the suspension of his driving licence because of a conviction for dangerous driving a girl patient died before he could get to her. Dr. Charles Robert Caffry, of Clwrryhlnton
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      GANGSTERS GAMBLE FOR COFFEE MILLIONS
      905 11  - GANGSTERS GAMBLE FOR COFFEE MILLIONS Norman Lindhurst By b P -offensive" along the e Dutch Belgian K-usW armoured and "fog" guns. c^ of pronged iron hooks tons or pr«»& avaec Gera nd packs of sa\age 1m shepherd dogs, "this is the coffee -war Junes have been made S are being
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      Bridge Hand
      175 11 North-South vulnerable West dealer PRKMPTIVE BIDS are an effectbr^' ea P° D but sometimes they ?T?h/ h Pn an c PPonent makes JLJ he formation conveyed S bSL Life Ma sier Frail--i? dol e waB able t0 Vw mc one of o^l* to of the ..p«de «agnoeis. Prom
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        349 11 "Over to You" NIGHT and day, day and night, the words "Over to you" come and go in the upper air. The plot in the plane finishes what he's saying, prepares to receive another's message. "Over to you over* Is the phrase. Thousands upon thousands of feet high the plane
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        271 11 Today's Crossword ACKOSS Parliament (7). 3. l*iis om I OV« my head (4). 5. The end of nn 1. Are this medical man's move- aa m ti f animal (4-4). 6. I'm beglnments restricted? (6). 4. If Cara f t0 insp i re with feelings (5). 7. ll ows you
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        OVERTURE
        124 12 fIPHERE should be a society in A Singapore for classical music i lovers which shows films of interest to the members. In addition, there could be a weekly recital of gramophone i records and by local musicians. This would encourage iocal talent and induce others to take up classical
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        67 12 picture. dinner «kP O^ 1^"? f^ 1 etCh in M U J durin the ant%' in W^ l D C o h re wl Jf h ld n £*s honour at the Jubilee RestaurSiwffW y e BtalT of the Tank and p| P e Llne D K*Sr«'«r? U
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        A Malay girl finds this man thrilling
        234 12 A Malay girl finds this man thrilling JtEMt IM \l CAN HAVE FAULTS AS a Johore Bahru Malay girl, I should like to give A you a picture of "My Kind of Man." He has a shock of thick hair, is of erect carriage, with eyes and mouth intensely expressive-^an
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        Hindi singer
        49 12 MR. MOTI R. HIRANANDANI, a singer popular with Indian listeners of Radio Malaya who has left for Bombay to polish lip his Hindi tunes. "I will have something new to contribute to Indian programmes when 1 return," he said. He is expected back in about three months.
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        PHONE BELLES
        116 12 IT has -been most interesting to read the opinion of seven citizens of the "Hullo girls." I agree wholeheartedly with them. I have experienced rudeness from the operators. An answer should be polite and not sr.arled. Here Is a little advice for the "Hullo cuties". If a caller
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        GLAMOUR
        39 12 HOW come Marilyn Monroe's picture Appears at least three times a week in the Free Press? What's wrong with "Dotty" Lamour? What has Marilyn got that "Dotty" ain't got? RICHARD. Wilkie Road. Vamour certainly enters into it somewhere.
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        And it's good tiffin
        27 12 picture. Morning classes over, youitg sailors in training at the Royal Malayan Navy headquarters at Woodlands. Singapore, tuck into their tiffin.- Free Press
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        ANOTHER BABA COMES TO PRESSMAN'S AID
        274 12 TF "itu point banyak clear sekarang" is correct "itu point ada banyak clear" is also correct, since both the sentences obviously are Bazaar Malay, and Bazaar Malay has no rule or grammar governing it. I am I referring to Baba Tua's comments on the
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        BOLD BOY
        93 12 I DISAGREE with "Alimah" •that "Eleanor" and "A Student" ane extremely romantic. Her contention that "Eleanor's" interest in co-education is only to obtain more boy friends is preposterous. I stand on the side of co-education, and If any lady or gentleman wants to know why. let them propose
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        Chinese shipping firms combine
        94 12  - Chinese shipping firms combine P.L.KOH BY companies have fm3» association to foster m y tion and protect V** of members. e tat The organisation wa« h augurated recently foJowin' 1 The association win d. deal with the question of wm for employees and attend any disputes arista* Membership is ODen
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        'ROBIN HOOD' BANDIT SHOT DEAD
        42 12 The bullet-riddled body i Gesualdo Llbertino, repntedln member of the "Robin Hoof bandit gang of Salvatore Ginliano, was discovered in Dob. nastura, Sicily Police believe Llbertino was the victim of a Sicilian vendetta bf former bandit colleagues
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        108 12 i!ic3!ii<iMiiiiiriiMiiiiiiiiiriiiniiii"iic3iiiiiinnc I WHEN IN SINGAPORE 5 STAY AT I THE EMBASSY HOTEL (OPPOSITE KATONG PARK) EXTENSION TILL 1 00 A.M on SATURDAY, 11th JULY, 1953. DANCE NIGHTLY: 830 P.M. to MIDNIGHT SATURDAY TEA DANCE: 4.30 P.M. to 529 PJL SUNDAY CONCERT MUSIC: 1 P.M. to 3 Pit MODERATE TERMS FOR
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      Paris, Topsy Turvy Home of Fashion
      695 13  - Paris, Topsy Turvy Home of Fashion HELEN FISHER by PARIS. EVERYTHING that has h ever been said about Parisian women being smart and chic and so charmingly groomed is entirely true, and after a visit to Pans this month I think I have got at the root of the matter.
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      GOLDEN BUTTERFLY IN JEWELLERY
      353 13 GOLDEN BUTTERFLY IN JEWELLERY PARIS butterflies with movable wings are being introduced here as a piquant variation in modern jewellery. There are also gem-rimmed roses which open from bud to bloom like real flowers. It's all part of the demands for lightness and variety in jewels to go with restless
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        108 13 fy CLEAR SOUP Nourishing I Delicious Economical If V^w^J V\ Convenient A You can purchase 2 kinds I a4 chicken soup J I Jjg BEEF SOUP I 4—6 SERVINCS j 1 Sole Agenft: F.E. ZIEIXIG (>ialaya> Ltd. SINGAPORE KUAi-A LUMPUR PINANC. j celebrate S I FRENCH NIGHT I I at
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      WE'RE BACK AT B. TIMAH AGAIN
      434 14 Woodcote Inn to beat Entertainment WOODCOTE INN, who has dropped 2 lb. for finishing: third in the Coronation Cup over seven furlongs, should take the main race at Bukit Timah tomorrow, opening day of the Singapore Turf Club's July meeting. Woodcote Inn, with 9.5,
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      CORALITA TO WIN PROBLEM RACE
      463 14 r3E Cl. 3, Div. 1 event over six furlongs looks the hardest race of the day, so I arn sticking to form horses. Coralita was very convincing In both her wins at Ipoh. She was ridden behind in both races and swamped the opposition at
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      Martin has the answer
      361 14 Martin has the answer PENANG trainer Jimmy Martin has the answer to the Cl. 3, Div. 2 6F. race with Snowblaze and Barborossa. Snowblaze won her only start at Ipoh over this distance for which she is up two divisions with 12 lb. extra. Barborossa, who finished second j to
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      ROSALIND Ist. UP
      217 14 ROSALIND 1st. UP (I I.ROSS, Three Rings, Cynosure Rosalind. Oinaeng, Jackpot II and Tho Minx look the pick of the Cl 3 Dlv. 3 race over 6P. TulroM WO|l nlg laBt start at j h be 'tin? Binn'on for whlen he gets' on* pound extra. Three Rings has made tons
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      THE BEST BET OF THE DAY is -SHOW SHOW
      515 14 THE BEST BET OF THE DAY IS -SHOW SHOW one of the best bets of the day. uecia Show Show His form to date in Malaya has been excellent. He won over the five furlongs straight, then three days later made the toe division look like a lot of moderates
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        119 14 i^Pr* wllD llprjjfc)/ WICKED Vrs I PARIS! HAPPY WORLD p^ mm. m HAPPY WORLD STADIUM Rfj YlK|f| STADIUM TONIGHT %J TONIGHT 9 P.M. FONG'S Promotions Present g p.M. For The Bantamweii(ht Championship Elimination Contest Of The Orient y V m '^V 8 4M^Mk o*^ ft CHAI SITHPOL vs. SONNY CHIA
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      BONIFACE AND DAVIDS SHINE AS FORWARDS
      167 15 «nc 2- Eurasians- 0. SiSapore Amateur F.A f community League started Lrday with a grand tussle Liween the Europeans and the JSSua in which the former fully deserved their victory Europeans had a slight adge because their forwards were alwiys on hand to take
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      RAOC DRAW v. TENGAH
      121 15 RAOC ...1; Ten&ah....l. ROYAL Air Force Tengah, playing fast, direct foottall, took a first-half lead yesterday in this Services League Div. 1 fixture postponed from May 26. The match was at Keat Hong. Centre-forward Plumtree gave 'he airmen an early goal. End to end exchanges followed.
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      The Aussies have done better than pitch predicted
      796 15 The Aussies have done better than pitch predicted Free rress Special Correspondent KNOWING a great slice of liuk when wicket— keeper Godfrey Evans dropped Neil Harvey when he was four, Australia emerged well out of the first day's play in the third Test at Old Trafford yesterday with three wickets
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      SCOREBOARD
      44 15 AUSTRALIA— Ist Inns Morris b Bedser 1 Hassett b Bailey 26 Miller b Bedser 17 Harvey not out 60 Hole ncl out 41 Extras 6 Total (for 3 wkts.) 151 VV'kts fell at 15. 48, 48. Howling: Bedser 2-44, Bailey 1-5), Wardle 0-42.
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      THE SAPPERS RALLY, THEN REME SCORE AGAIN
      239 15 nm?n, MtE 2 Sappers 0. uud football and a goal in each half gave the Royul VMt x trical an d Mechanical Engineers both points in Rol ay s Uni ted Services Div. I league tie at Ayer| Road. mJT 1 played a
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      Both teams had 10 men
      156 15 Lodger. 5 ROYAL Air Force Lodfer Inits mastered hard round conditions in the flrsl half of their Div. 1 match of C hanji and stormed to a threenil lead, half-barks jivinf a brilliant performance. Davenport opened accounts after IS minutes. He cottoned on to a
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        240 15 CAPITOL today 11. 1.45, «.3O 9.30 toft MCNTGOMERY A PLUS! 3 TimMO* Hilarious in 3-0! cauMu SHotistißHci n imi tmmvm Hire of Viewers 30 cts. plus deposit 50 cts. refundable on return of Viewers Tomorrow M'nite m *m. ■mm»■ wm m yf REX LAST DAY/ 11, 1.45, i, 6.30 9.30
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        129 15 TODAY DAILY! 11 a.m. -1.45-4. 1."» (».4.» 9?,0 pm HfifiSSj BAmj IMJm«E CfiM hfijts TOMORROW MIDNIGHT Marring. >||MM| Morrow ~^ygs£ SHO*PC«CC Of TMI ISLAND Phone 21-116 For Bookings TODAY DAILY 11 a.m.. 1.45. 4.15. 6.45 9.30 p.m. YUNG HWA PRESENTS LIN DAI YEN TSUN "SINGING 1 UNDER THE MOON" (MANDARIN)
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      MR. AND MISS T-TENNIS TRIUMPH
      307 16  - MR. AND MISS T-TENNIS TRIUMPH TOPSPIN Win 'm ixed 9 title By THE Colony's "Mr. and Miss Table Tennis" combination Wong Tong Goon and Mabel Hayes won the Singapore Table Tennis Association's 1953 mixed doubles title last night in easy manner. They beat George Chen an Tan Kit Fong by
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      SPECIALIST TO CHECK BILL
      100 16 A I > 1 I\ I- 1 i team manager George Da\ies has asked a London specialist to examine and give a report on the condition of Bill Johnston, the leftarm bowler who has been subject to knee trouble since the tour began. Mr. Davies has
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      FREE FORESTERS TO PLAY S.C.C.
      66 16 The following will represent the Free Foresters In the annual erlckd match v Singapore Cricket Club on the padang on 11th and 12: a Julv: —P. E. Crook. P. G. Hall. F. K. I McNamara. S. R. O'Shearburn. F.J.M. 1 Singleton, P. M Studd. GPL.
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      COUNTY SCORES
      125 16 County ciicket close of play scores: At Worthing; Si^sex beat Hampshire by innini's and 20 runs. Hampshire 92 and 114 Thomson rightarm last -medium 5 for 27 >. Sussex 226. At Sheffield: Yorkshire 330 for 4 mm Gloucestershire. No play rain. At Chesterfield: Derbyshire 300 for 3 declared.
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      PAT AND GLADYS TAKE HOUR TO WIN
      314 16 MRS. Pat Sewell and Mrs. Gladys Loke-Chua, No. 1 lfl seeds in the women's doubles, had to stroke it oui for a solid hour before winning this year's Singapore title on the S.C.C. courts yesterday. They beat Mrs. Marthi Young and Mrs. C.
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      TURPIN v. OLSON FIGHT DELAYED
      37 16 The International Boxing Club announced on Wednesday that the middleweight title fight between Ratuta Turpin and Bobo Olson tentatively scheduled for Aug. 27 In New York— hu been postponed until mid-October.- A.P.
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      TRABERT WINS
      38 16 American's Tony Trabert yesterday. after trailing by two sets, defeated Kosei Kano of Japan in the opening match of the North American Zone DavLs Cup first round. The scores were 4-6. 1-6. 6-1. 6-2. 6-2- A.P.
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      PILOT'S POINT WORKS WELL AFTER SPELL
      126 16 By ALLAN LEWIS piLOT'S POINT (Tulloh) showed up well this mornm» L when he ran three in 38. on the second grass trark at Bukit Timah. Pilot's Point has just concluded a sr» at Cameron Highlands so may need a race befori returning to
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      Two Britons lead Open
      143 16 ERIC BROWN, an unattached Scottish professional, and little Dai Rees. British Ryder Cup international, beat off the American challenge and shared an early lead in the British Open golf championship at Carnoustie yesterday. With fine rounds of 70 and 71 respectively, they had totals of 142.
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      DUNLOP S.C. OFFICIALS
      77 16 Following are elected officials of tbt Dunlop Sports Ciub for 1953:President: Mr. C. K. Hate* Vice-Presidents: Mr. P. P. BuDhj and Mr. Teo Kim Heng; Hon. Semtary: Mr. Fu Wa Chu: Hoa Tt* sui-Vr: Mr. Tan Peng Chu«n; 0» m it tee: Mr A. V. Feasey, tw
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        233 16 Straits Times Free Press For tht convenience of odv«rliters, our representative at Ist floor, SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE, ORCHARD ROAD, will raeviva small advertisements and answers ta box numbers. Classified advertisements may also be handed to: CITY BOOK STORE LTD.. Winchester House, Collyer Quoy, Singapore. CITY BOOK STORE LTD.. 93 Tonfllin
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        60 16 T>ERFECT physical fitness, strong d 1 nerves and abundant vitality are the JM essentials for success in sports and /^W athletics. That is why so many of the «|J leading coaches and trainers insist on W| •Ovaltmc' as an essential part of tnc training diet for players and athletes m
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