The Singapore Free Press, 16 July 1953

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press W\ Afinrnoon Sale m Malaya. Ciiii:iP»re Thur»Tjuly 16. 3 P itc 15 C ts 1
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    REDS AGREE TO ELECTIONS
    689 1 s KUl"** tirart lUoms am fwermunii West insists on a free poll before unity JL. THE Communist East German Council of Ministers— the equivalent of a Cabinet today declared its readiness to take part m all-CJerman elections. The official news agency ADN published the communique after
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    The pickets are out
    17 1 h pickets outside the D iethelm factory m Alexandra Road M b mooting.
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    S'pore strike on for fourth day
    171 1 iS morning pickets were out for the fourth day at p Rates of the strike-bound aluminium works of him alid Company m Road, Singapore. It factory has been prac- y at a standstill .since 150 «e rr.e-hanics and fitters N tools last Monday, fol-
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    MARX IN MALAYA
    40 1 T HE Secretary for Co!,>n«, Mr. Ol Y'T' 1 ed m the House of Commons vesterdan works of Karl Man are banned m communh Mr Lyttelton, m a d V eating with the two governi > concern**. Reuter
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    Townsend is in Brussels
    89 1 (*EOUP Captain Peter T«wn- send whose name has been romantically linked with thai of Princess Margare* arrived at the British Embassy m Brussels yesterday from London to take up his post as air attache. Today Princess Margaret leaves Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, for home after a two-
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    Rubber price
    28 1 Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning on an uncertain tone with first grade, August .shipment, at 66 i a pound, 1/8 cent above ft day'a el
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    Singapore MCA meeting
    41 1 The Workin? Committoe <W the Singapore branch of the Malayan Chine* Association m meet again tomorrow to nv.ow the position created by ilgnatlonol 12 commit new president Djto Sir .-lock Tan. will leave I N ca on Saturday^
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    EDEN BETTER
    16 1 The British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, continues to make M very satisfactory progress."
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    HUNDREDS OF STORE HOMES ON FIRE
    123 1 HUNDREDS OF STORE HOMES ON FIRE I I Free Press Staff Reporter HINDItKDS of attap huts m the area of Lorong 3. (JeyLing, are now burning m one of the biggest Singapore fires fur ye.ars. The entire Singapore firelighting force, helped by a large force of police, rushed to they
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      44 1 I CTf WAU G H S To ..TO HENRY WAU r. H _£O U FRUIT COCKTAIL H. 2 4 13 1 LI II) 3 N ml SI 1 1 OKMtf WAU6H tt tfSl S Branches In Mibyra. Sarawak. B. N. Borneo and Thailand -1
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    Showdown'truce talks to stop Red stalling
    320 2 Showdown' truce talks to stop Red stalling RHEE IS THE ISSUE ITNITED NATIONS and Communist negotiators hold a "showdown" meeting at Panmunjom this morning. The United Nations men may walk out a second time if the Reds continue to stall The issue is whether the Communists are ready to 'accept
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    World aid fund plan
    64 2 World aid fund plan I mm fVHt United States formally 1 proposed yesterday the creation of a United Nations world development fund with savings which might be achieved through internationally .supervised disarmament. U. S. delegate Mr. John C. Baker submitted to the United Nations Economic and Social Council at Geneva
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    CHRISTIE HANGED
    36 2 John Reginald Christie— self confessed strangler of seven women—went to his death yesterday on the gallows of grim Pentonville Prison. London. A crowd of about 200, including many schoolchildren, gathered outside the prison gatts.
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    10,000 worms up a tree
    80 2 photo. TEN thousand fishing worms and this light plane are up a tree near the Grand Rapids m the I'nited States. How to gtt them down is a problem yet to be solved. Pilot Morion Sholtev. who was ferrying the worms to a Michigan resort
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    TRUMAN IS SPARED AN INQUISITION
    59 2 U.S. Senator Joseph McCarthy said last night the FBI has assured him former President Truman did not withhold any information he received from Canada about an atomic spy plot. In view of this, Sen. McCarthy said, there would be no occasion for the Senate Investigations
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    POLICEWOMAN FLEES
    40 2 A woman pacler m full People's Police uniform reported to a West Berlin police BUtkni last night with a woman prisoner after a successful getaway from the Berswalde Prison m the Russian zone, 25 nines north of Berlin.
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    Synthetic 'cheap sale' is opposed
    262 2 4 BLISTERING report signed by five Democrats on A the Senate Banking Committee yesterday hre tel Ed a major nght on a Republican-sponsored plan to dispose of 29 government-ow.ied rubber plants. The report, to be made puolic soon, called the plan "grossly defective" and a
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    'LEAD US TO THE CANAL' CROWDS SHOUT AT NEGUIR
    234 2 'LEAD US TO THE CANAL' CROWDS SHOUT AT NEGUIR PRESIDENT Mohammed Neguib of Eevn* recorded a speech on the Canal zonp ni tt Britain while angry crowds shouted anti rw ar J el outside the building for a full hour ori »sh s l Ow The President's speech for broadcast
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    POLICE KILL TWO IN TRAM RIOTS
    92 2 POLICE KILL TWO IN TRAM RIOTS I /CALCUTTA police yesterfa \j clashed several times w violent demonstrations dunn f 24 -hour general strike called! leftist parties m protest afli» a price increase m second d» tram fares. ta Prlicr opened fire, broke gas shells a nd used lathis disperse th
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      91 2 Your hair demands the care you give your face Clraav— nourish— glamorise '—these J^ »re Steiner's tliree basic rules for hair health and beauty. We are showing S- T^M il.e three Striner preparations you need Illi^-? 1 for this simple, effective treatment: ■|<«i#« r 'J 5.3 Cream Shampoo to cleanse,
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    Employers to assess workers' sense
    250 3  - Employers to assess workers sense SIT YIN FON G SPORE MOVE TO IMPROVE JURIES Si"'" 5 abuut because IMs cc ""Le H has been rr**^ of in I' 1'""! of jurors has not SpVvSUnr .^Supreme •"^7 the Federal Select trived to call for ordinary jury service persons listed as suitable
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    Colony, too, pays well for tips
    112 3 Fre f Press Staff Reporter T has always oeen the policy of the Singapore Customs apartment to give substantial eiards to informers Riving eliable tips on smuggling, Mr. Is. Tufnell, the Comptroller if Customs, said to the Free te yesterday. But, he added, the
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    lndian mission due in S'pore
    73 3 lndian mission due in S'pore Fre c Press Staff Reporter i I three-man South Indian irtu *J Muslim education mission JWi arrived m Penang on "or.day v expected to arrive "Singaoore m a few days are visitinsj Malaya to fondl for the extension me Muslim college m "jras and to
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    SHIP HITS WHALES
    18 3 In ntf'?u destr °v p r Blue bumptwo or^ three whalS fhe destroyei was not
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    HIS 15th MIG
    7 3 HIS 15 th MIG Ilme- pr\a; second-
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    S'pore man has Emperor's pass in green jade
    264 3 AMONG Mr. S. Y. Wong's wonderful collection of 252 pieces of ancient Chinese jade now on view at Raffles Museum m Singapore, is one very unusual and interest- ing piece. It is a light green "Tally of the Chou Dynasty" (B.C. 1121
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    The RAF shows its might
    54 3 might of Britain*! R ►yal 1 Air Force Including t jet bombers and §upei *,nu- fighter* jusl ofl the assembly Hnes-thundered m split-second precWon over any In a Coioiu than hall an hour md the Duk Edinburgh, and craned their i proce W3 planea roai
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    WAREHOUSE FIRE
    26 3 A bis U.S. An irvhousf wu destroyed by pc eirlfffi; Kda" S Americaa .office" said an investlgat! m la De.ni Se whether labotua iiivolve(L
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    MR. TUDOR ONE OF FIRST TO PAY TAX
    78 3 MR. TUDOR ONE OF FIRST TO PAY TAX A m SinUxr ce C urn letk troll ".'sa T iH dor> the C»^P- ci *U ve^"day his Lljij, payln their tuxes m P k O*Ul check t tt see that they carry out their •Migattena properly," he said. Asked whether he
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    Singapore Cinderella
    57 3 TEN-YFAR-OLD issie Lee, wh« plays the leading role m "Cinderella Operetta/ a variety show to be staged at the Victoria Memorial Theatre on Aug. 8 and 9. The shc-v organised by Madame Lydia Fox, Supervisor j of the Lydia School of Art and Drama, will inaugurate SATA week.
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    No more tax on these shows
    155 3 No more tax on these shows ft g ngapara Arts Theatre -i- was yesterday told by the (v toms Department that it has b< i <_-n granted tax exemption lor its .shows. Thus wa.s after the company had made amendments to it* rules to show clearly that it \va.s a
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    SEA PLANE CRASHES
    23 3 A 65-ton flying boat crashed into the sea six miles west of San Diego California, yesterday. Four survivors were rescued.
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      100 3 For every country Tlio U.S.A. is the worlJ's j fl j 1 ireest oil producer, at a j] J jffl I I rare of almost 2 000 milli 'fi -j?SSJi- J -"J /jjPy vjlue Facit cjlculacors. tjA^r calculation rM v. I I Tlie unallrsi fully i SwcdiJi Mccl md pi
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  • The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. July 16, 1953.
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      Opinion THE VERDICT
      423 4 Opinion THE VERDICT fTHE verdict on juries m Malaya seems to be one of guilty— at any rate of a technical offence of not doing their job as well as could be. committee m the Federation has decided that it cannot recommend their introduction into the Malay States. Singapore may
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    America Talks of a 'Business Decline'
    1183 4 DON IDDON'S DIARY NEW YORK. DREW PEARSON, the well-known forecaster m print and on the air. says one of the biggest news stories m the world today is the depression cloud m the United States. Pearson is occasionally sensational as a crystalball gazer, and
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    POCKET CARTOON
    4 4  -  OSBERT LANCASTER
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    EVADERS OF $5OO LAW COULD BE GAOLED
    263 5 ...MIGRATION CHIEF WARNS: nl? rs Controller of Immigration, Mr. J. L. J. Haxworth, this M po arned businessmen seeking employees from abroad against morning d a eclara ttonsi o ns when the new Immigration Hill becomes law on npu/ law the minimum payable
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    PASIR PANJANG -SECOND PHASE
    33 5 picture. YESTERDAY, the Scottish firm of Redpath Brown, set up the first 75-foot high girder of the second half of the Free Press Pasir Panjang power station m Singapore.
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    They want Trust to pick the tenants
    68 5 •CIALS of the Chinese •fiber of Commerce said f the allocation of *JJP "package" houses Singapore Improvement nJifTvF t0 build should c by the Trust. Jitte commenting on a ft* the Chamber l&f" allocati o^V^Kew, chamber =V ainpH thC TniSt had a considerable
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    UNKNOWN
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    'No entry' here all day
    41 5 'No e ntry' here all day ItICTPp r ,t!, a:ures f keep S e oul .sioner of Police. Mr. R. Anderson said yesterday. White-clad traffic constables are now on duty at all hours to keep out people without official businc&j there
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    Power stove can save $8 p.m. for a family
    223 5 Power stove can save $8 p.m. for a family I \/|R. Chan Kum Chee, mcmi I*l ber of the Singapore Special Electricity ComBlltAe, said yesterday a family of six, using $18 charcoal a month, could save over $8 by using power for cocking. "And power is better for health too",
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      171 5 otars of our yA t aquaskow f^k Bill fl| Ifl m IH fl Tfi?s Off iifi Ci ii w\ t' i&Wy^T&' (B^^^^^^^kr\ still more on display m the f^Kt- w 7 Lastex m luscious new tones. Sizes 32 to 40 pj SURF TOGS <nVe you s| Healthful Abdominal Support Slimming
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      320 6 i lv* v IOnS A. x_. >Wfc L ___a_fl_HHS_M< -*y^*-- .-.>■ v- ■■■'■x- fcff 'JV b -j o -w ■<■:■>"• <rx, ,i>" ../."'w.-. p LUQ(v> i NDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis STAn k««* t«,^ J M ni „frj teKK^" I \t^v^i p s^ t£B\^* TARZAN by
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    African tribal wedding
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    BRIDE WALKS BEHIND A BLANKET
    123 7 BRIDE WALKS BEHIND A BLANKET \\ORE than 3,000 Euro"lpeans witnessed a marwge between members of wo African tribes at the mi Gaika kraal outside Jjrt London, south Africa. ™ng wed m the colourful *»nahlda, daughter of the chief of Westand Prince 6 Sandile > son of Ch fj, s of
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    MAN IN PARK WANTED KISS -SAYS WOMAN
    313 7 MAN IN PARK WANTED KISS -SAYS WOMAN WHILE a woman was exercising: her dogs m Windsor Great Park, a man sot off his bicycle, asked her the way to a public-house, and then attacked her, it was alleged at Chertsey. Surrey. Before the court was Alfred C. Whiteway. aged 22,
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    An outdated public service
    96 7 1 IN outdated public service Is to bp kept Roms at Groenwich berau.se of its historic mii t-ere.st. This Is the Greenwich time ball, one of the old public time .signals which were the j forerunners of the BBC pips. The ball wa.s Installed on top
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    A town called to save boy, 5
    152 7 A town called to save boy, 5 A FIVE-YEAR-OLD London bojr who vanished from a yacht on the French Riviera was found dead by fio»men after an all-night search. Loudspeakers called out the whole population of Antibes at du.sk when the boy. Daniel Valaoritis, was missed. He was staying with
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      90 7 i Hut there's very little i*** ffi^^L difference between inks, H&iS^ 'Up to a point. But beyond that point you'll find that Stephen's Radiant Fountain Pen Ink is the best ink for your pen. That's because it's micro-filtered to make closing impossible. It is the smoothest-flowing cleanest ink you can
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    SPORTS DAY AT CHANGI
    278 8  - SPORTS DAY AT CHANGI PETER de CRUZ Story by Pictures by Chiagi last J Self tj, 1,4 jl T «»«ak *ur,T, Re ro win Bull, A, not gjiM?T <t'*M and bqft| fed. X AtH< J beaten I'lii d'jiaiKe. AW! Three pM were smasltk I Misic ij R.A.F. CKfIJ C-.b-C Far
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    BRIDE FOUGHT FOR HER HONOUR
    478 10 DURING a struggle with ;i man, a bride of 10 days put up a great fight fo r her honour, said Mr. M. i\ Pugh. prosecuting m a rase at Birmingham. Before the court was William Victor Eastwood, aejvti 34, of Wheeler Street, Lozells, Birmingham,
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    I'M GERMAN, WOMAN CLAIMS
    204 10 hand man Martin Borman. Borman, said the girl, wanted to keep her as a hostaue for her father's loyalty. She said she was sent to prof». or Pfisfln- m 1930. A MILAN COURT last week adjourned for sevenl months the intricate case of a girl who
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    HE WANTS TO WED GIRL WITH RECORD
    280 10 only 19 the girl be--1 fore the court Leeds had a long police record. And as an oflirer <Mve the* details— seven cm viction.s sine? 1942 her tenet sat and listened. Then the man told Mr. R. Cit'Aorth. Q.c, the stipendiary magistrate, that
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    True love had flown out of the window
    324 10 True love had flown out of the window REFERRING to a wife's evid- I -IV ence m the Divorce Court Mr. Commissioner Latey said she told him that during a row over their young son her husband shouted: "I will be obeyed. I am the master m this house." The
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    PUPILS ACCUSE 'HEAD'
    208 10 PUPILS ACCUSE 'HEAD' FROM the dock at Birmingham a headmaster listened as 10 of hi.s pupils followed each other into the witness-box. The court was cleared as th? 10 all girls between eight and 11— gave evidence. Afterwa r ds the headmaster, 58-year-cid William Harmer, of Chestnut Drive, Erdington. Birmingham,
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      48 10 jLjft/ "i|P* vr .^b^b^B^bV tP^^^^^ The weeWv issue of tho STRAITS BUD*g lfnitf i ■eat by Air Mail to any tddrws J«» J K.ii«di»in at an Inclusive r;»tr ot $24.00 FOR SIX MONTHS wi h If you want th, "Bl I>GKT" whilr .«< |£J» jUfl managek sTKAITs Bl r^B^-^
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    BUTCHER'S FLAIR WAS FOR FLOOR SHOWS
    791 11  - BUTCHER 'S FLAIR WAS FOR FLOOR SHOWS Steffan Andrews By A X ENTERPRISING forA mer butcher, whose flair fo r beautiful women and Klavffround of Europe" fabulous 60.000.000 franrs floor-show featuring a Jalaxy of beautiful nude costs more to undress a woman m Paris tnantt does to buy her clothes,
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    Bridge Hand
    143 11 (Neither sid* Vulnerable North dealer' [(Cover the' East-Weft hands)' NORTH ■4 6 2 V A 10 jO X Q 9 5 ♦KQ 6 5 3 WEST KA&T *JS7 4 Q 8 4 VI 6 5 4 II] 2 •CA1062 A 10 f y 7 ■SOUTH 4, A KlO
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    Strange but true
    146 11 NINETY-NINE YEAR OLD Mr. Henry JVlcDermott of Masterton (New Zealand) has just finished building himself a four-roomed cottage: "I want to be sure of some comfort m my old age." Giving the usual advice about how to live to such an age 99-year-old Henry McDermott says: "The
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      160 11 Today's Crossword ■1 a 1 *%tf fc Pita, *^j ntHju ACROSS i I, Ifs wild but can be fow cellar (8». 7, ChUaish 1 ate m tl s amouni Indebted? W, I wme x dark <6». 8. Be seen fii J (Tl wrlUr's here (6). En X 7 l0 a\\
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  • The Pressman's Postbag
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      It's fun in the S.T.C. buses
      257 12 It's fun in the S.T.C. buses PITY COPS PEOPLE write about the cops sitting m buses without noticing what happens m front of their very noses. I am a regular user of the S.T.C. buses on 10 different routes daily. Only a few cops get into these buses, but they
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      ALL SMILES
      59 12 Footing rain did not dampen the smiles of Chief Engineer Austin Emmetl of the pilgrim ship. Ansbun, or hi-, bride, Miss Evelyn Jobson, formerly a s>i^ter at the Kinrara MJJitary Hospital. Kuala Lumpur, as 1 they left m a launch for a reception on board his ship, at
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      POLITENESS
      169 12 IWAS grieved to read the letter from "Bepolite" complaining that "Hello Girls" are rode and not well bred. A, telegraph operator, I find tl o quite polite and co-operative. During peak hours when telegrams Mure to be rushed these telephone girls assist us a great deal by providing quick
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      PATHETIC
      32 12 nPHE comments under readers letters are. m my opinion, I pathetic. Please, either drop them or get a new commenlor with some wit. A PATIENT SUFFERER G'hangi. A ]>unish preswian move.
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      MAN BITES PYTHON
      90 12 GAME WARDEN, m South Africa's Kru ff er National Park his "brarthe other day to look for wild honey, m... h v S f Und a wild PYthon which coiled its 11 feet ii« ki S V and aye him the bluest squeeze of his life. •aiki
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      THE HOLES
      76 12 I AM a resident of Loron? 6. Singapore. The entrance from Geylang Road is m such a bad shape that it requires the immediate attention of the local authorities. Access is difficult not only to motorists, but also to pedestrians becau.se of the innumerable holes. Something should be
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      ON COUNCIL
      39 12 MR. SOON CHENG SUN, of Penan; and Kedah, who has been appointed a Federal Legislative Councillor m place of the late Mr. Khoo Teik Ee. Mr. Soon, a Kedah State Councillor, took his seat at K.L. yesterday.
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      Sunk in front
      6 12 The leaning building.
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      4-Storey building is leaning in S'pore
      223 12 4-Storey building is leaning in S'pore By CHIA POH TEIK A $120,000, four-storey builrtin Singapore's crowded Queen m has sunk about one and a half f J*!* 1 ward, and is leaning slightly tith. °.r -its owner, Mr. Chua BoonVho "t*,^ 1 yesterday. no> told He said that workmen werp
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      SLUM DWELLERS TIDE TO CITY
      423 12 SLUM DWELLERS TIDE TO CITY By G. T. BOON 'THE new low-rental houses which the Singapore x Improvement Trust will build at the I pper Aljunied Road squatter settlement will not help to solve the city slum problem, the man-in-the-Chinatown-street said yesterday. i The houses, coating about $2,000. which are
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      RED LIGHT
      115 12 THE traffic lights at the junction of Bukit Timah Road and Farrer Road have been causing congestion. One reason is that they change liter tboul 30 second* whether there is traffic or not. As a result Bukit Timah Ro;ui. i hich has a he^vy traffic flow, becomes congested
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      BUS SHELTER
      114 12 SEVERAL bus shelters have been recently erected. One lat Collver Quay is nearing completion. Will the City Fathers provide a shelter at the sixth mile stone Changi Road which is the terminus of IS.T.C bus No 23 Siglap-Chuiia Street. Like muiy people I have to watt some distance
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      50 12 London's most popular cabaret act I BETTY^ANKERS I From the famous "96" Restaurant, Piccadilly, j Stars of Radio, Television, Films. j 5 Nightly except Sundays at I I the Cockpit I Telephone 3848 for table reservations NON-DINERS. COVER CHARGE BETWEEN J^^^^j Xjjfjjr Jhc waterproof ivafclj /f^SWM />r ii PRECISION m,jT
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    Too Strong and Rare to be True
    524 13 Too Strong and Rare to be True A REV JEW OF YICKI JiAUM'S LATEST NO] EL TH E SKKn> Vi(k> TH tf 6 Michael fcMPfc SOONER or later." says 'S^n m a Los Angeles iSSI "mental illness h °Cs one m every five tOUC W° While, for the fa ?les
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    GERMANS IN WALES
    42 13 photo. Tho boys from Westphalia, Germany, swing their partners right off their feet during a de monstration of folk dancing at the international Eisteddfod at Llangollen m Wales. Representatives from all over the w orld attended the festival. Popper
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    SHORT REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS
    410 13 Jjt y° ya|fe of "Waltzing fJ.| Phllip Davenport, h r Hutchln son. The story of IIVT g men a "d a girl Jho spent ten months together 0» w^B-boat oni t alt l e v oyage fro Aus- to England. Illustrated. C* rt .^writes. Elizabeth
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    Babes in Arms
    60 13 photo. Frolicking over their captor in their eagerness to reach the bottle are four wolf cubs which the man, Nilas Kallok, a Laplander hunter, captured in the Jokkmokk mountains of north Sweden, after he shot the cubs' mother. The babes, who are only a few weeks old,
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    A REALISTIC TALE OF WAR AT SEA
    322 13 FAR FROM THE tISTOMARV SKIES Wants Fyster, 12/6, Wingale. rrilS STORY of the war m the Pacific is fiction; the characters are not cameo portraits of the author's own ship-mates. Nevertheless the strong characters that live and die are as credible a guncrew
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      733 14 gV <r gT r m > J^^^^ 0^ THE PROVOCATIVE BUNDLE OF '_p 9 CAPTURED THE HEARTS OF MEN EVERYWHERE WITH HER lII.IH WHAT THE fttITHS SAY-. THE "DISPATCH" RKPOKTKR SAYS OF MAKII,YN;_ "One of the most interesting new people m pictures jusr now is Marilyn Ifonrot. She has the
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    5 WKTS FOR 9 RUNS, BUT GENTLEMEN LEAD
    473 15 fltut man ttmlsvr aifitin a\'l)S amateurs came out fighting yesterday to prove to the E rtiitf world that they still demand a front seat In the big-time cricket. rS since t h e amateurs defeated the professionals m the 11 f ppntiemen
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    S.T.C. TIRE AFTER Ist HALF GOALS
    179 15 p l lanßukom...-3; SIX. 3. I EADING three one m the L first half. Singapore True- Hen Company failed to keep up j Mr S2 Pace and Pulau Bukom rallied to make a draw 0/ this Singapore Business Houses FA. Div 1 league and
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    LITTLE BOX OFFICE CAN GO WITH ANY COMPANY
    880 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS By DOX OFFICE won the ma \a race (Race Six) m brilliant style at Bukit Timah second day of tue Singapore Turf Clubs July meeting. Ridden a perfect race by Arthur Ward, Box Office was drawing away from Elturius over
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    BIG SWEEP
    47 15 TOTAL POOL: 5369.8 M. First: No. *****9 $166,452 Second: No. *****0 83.226 Third: No. *****7 46 237 STARTERS ($5,137 each): Nos: *****9 *****9, *****3, *****9, *****8, *****6, *****0, *****8, *****3. CONSOLATION ($2 774 each): Nos: *****1, *****8. *****0, *****1, *****6, *****5, *****2, *****7, *****1, *****2.
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    ROCKY SIGNS
    26 15 TJOCKY MARCIANO yesterday signed to defend his world heavyReijrht boxing title against Roland La Starza at the Polo grounds, N^w York on Sept. 24.
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    IT LOOKS LIKE CINECOLORvFOREST BEAU ON SATURDAY
    412 16  - IT LOOKS LIKE CINECOLORvFOREST BEAU ON SATURDAY ALLAN LEWIS Fast work at B. Timah and FOREST BEAIi were outstanding among the Williamson < Mem ri.SUkes candidates, who went fast at Bukit Timah this morning. The No Triss track is still m fairly good condition despite recent rain. Cinecolor with his
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    A GOOD BET FOR THE CUP
    274 16 MUBARAK (McCloud) did a sound trial for his Singapore Cup engagement, when he was, coins better than Straits Code (Charles), to run three m 38 v. Mubarak was on the outside and m the centre of \h-e track. I think he will win the
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    BIRTHS
    36 16 HAYWARD: To Anna and Mick, at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, on 14th. a daughter. COWIE: At Teluk Anson, on 13th July, to Doreen, wife of N. J. Cowle. Bagan Da ton. a brother for Martin-Trevor Gilchrlst.
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    ENGAGEMENT
    34 16 RU9SELL-FRASER. The engagement 1* announced between Peter, son of Mrs. and the late Mr. R. 8. Russell of Malton. England, and Pay. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W P. Fnser of Sydney. Australia.
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    DEATHS
    51 16 WRIGHT: Suddenly at Prestwlck. Scotland, on 6th July, 1953. Jackie Wright, late of United Engineers Ltd. Belowd husband of Florence Mary Conn. CABLE Information received of trn> death at chulipuram, Ceylon, of Mrs Thilllampalam. mother of Dr. T. A. Vanar of Malacca and sister of late Dr. A. S.
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    FIREMEN OUT
    23 16 Singapore Fire Brigade S C has withdrawn from the SAFA Div. 3^ league. Results of fixtures already played have been cancelled.
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    Malays lose to West Java XI
    73 16 I'HE w.sitin^ Matey Football Amo- elation team froi\ Singapore yesterday lost their last match m Indonesia against West Ju.i by two goal! to one at Bandung.. At half time the scjre was one-all. It w;is a dull match. Weal J:iva took the lead soon
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    3rd DAY WEIGHTS
    341 16 WEIGHTS for nil eight races at Bukit Timah on Saturday: IT. I— PIV. 2— l'iM Col. Whatnot 9.00 Special SHeetion 8.13 Beau Temps 8.1 Bloodshot 8.10 Rigoletto 8.09 Curlew Ml Doable Blue 8.03 Red Dust m: The Tip 8.01 Snapdragon Josker II Opera 7.10 Fair Anita 7.10
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    Klass scores 3 for H.K. Bank
    236 16 Honff Kon? Bank "A" 4; Sime Darby "A" 1. /OUTCLASSING and outplaying Sime Darby "A", Hong '^Kong Bank "A" hurled through their opening Singapore Business Houses League and Cup encounter with an easy victory at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The Bankers were too good
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    Cl. 3 horses are faster than their Class I rivals
    295 16  - Cl. 3 horses are faster than their Class I rivals ALLAN LEWIS Isy \RF Class three horses better <f*. than those m Class one? Yest.irday's times at Bukit Timah supply an answer m favour of the Cl. 3 horses. Here are the figures: HACK ONE: (Cl 3, Div. 4) returned
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    Other results
    84 16 M section:— Shell 1 Cold StQTlfi 1. F <fc N 2. OTEC 2. "B" Set- lion Stanvac 2, Clurtored Bank 2. "</•• Section:— Ford S.C. 2. NTS. 0; Mercantile Bank 6. Handelsbank i); Hoot Kong Ban* "B" 2, Malayan Airways 2. "D" Section: Alexandra Brickworks 2 Guthrie 1:
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    TREASURERS WIN
    25 16 Treasurers Dept. beat VebicJw Dept, by two games to oue In the City Council inter-department ten:is match played at Farrer Pirt jresterdt L
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    To swell varsity fund
    39 16 AN all-Malayan Chinese basketball tournament to *c PW* off m Singapore m mid- August has been arranged n aid o"f th e Nahyang University fund. Both men's and women's teams tm varticipate m ltc tourncv.
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