The Singapore Free Press, 18 July 1953

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press „r Afternoon Salt- m >)alava sH^ Singapore Sat.. W !•> »H fri» U Cto.
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    PURGE IN EAST GERMANY
    400 1 PURGE IN EAST GERMANY 'tanks tn Hvrhn t& support Medn West aids the hungry r £HE Russians sent two tank divisions back into East Berlin yesterday to squash a threatening new wave of antiCommunist strikes before they erupt into another revolt like that of June 17. One month to a
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    Bookies delay $850,000 won on outsider
    170 1 Bookies delay $850,000 won on outsider ffHE NATIONAL Sporting 1 League, a leading bookmtkers~ association, yesterday told its members by telegram to delay payments- of bets on the French horse Francasal. which rcmpeci home at 10 1 m the first race at B:.th yesterday during a telephone breakdown which cut
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    The skymen blow up arms caves
    33 1 The skymen blow up arms caves L p a roopers dr °pp«' •"•not n V!e;m 'ih supply **n up 5 '"-rtav have source f,'T be: s French fc«, Place at T policy Reuter
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    It may be treasure they've found
    90 1 It may be treasure they've found |\IVERS believe that they have found a ship-wrecked cargo of at least 30 tons of sold which wa.s lost 132 yeari ago. The wreck kl buried m -sun 1 a deptb of 50 feet. Diviners help Balvage crews began taking soundings after local diviii
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    Rubber price
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    GOOD BETS. OUTSIDERS
    45 1 Till A «m>l or this afternoon's races at iiukii Timah will s^n\ r, s Ips| l)lts are Clnecolor, Straits c 'ml<- n»<« 4lc *t touri >ut sider Riuoletto md I tinroent II m| h« UHorouUM unu MiU i>a> Nup iv f. 10.
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    HE PLUCKS A ROYAI VIOLET
    55 1 picturp. This idigh iul incident or. urr.-il while the Qvtfn Mother was chatting to thr children during hrr visit to St. Gftbriel*l Honuat BuJuwayo. Rhodrsia. 0«C of the khfCC year-olds unabashed by the preseiue of the Royal visitor. l«.»nt forward and plurked a violet from
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    A THREAT TO PEACE -DULLES
    159 1 MX. JOII.N rilaiMt uillw, the I". a. Secretary of State, said m a broadcast speech last night tint the "mounting resentment," of the peoples of the Soviet dominated countries was a threat to world MMc M neli as a threat to the So\iet I'nion itself.
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    WEST MAY OFFER WAR ROLE FOR TITO
    321 2 Big- 3 plan talks with lugoslavia YUGOSLAVIA is to attend a conference m Washington of military officials of Britain, France and the United States. No date has been arranged for the talks. Mr. Lincoln White, the State Department spokesman, said only military assistance
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    RUSSIAN LOOT
    23 2 The Soviet Union has stripped East Germany cf U5528,000.--000.000 worth of property since 1945. the West German Socialist party claimed yesterday.
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    BIRTH
    20 2 HARRISON- To Tink<. wife of Capt. B. Hanison, 2nd K.E.O Gurkhas at 8.M.H.. T.iipinfj. on 15th July, a d:iu'.:hter.
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    ENGAGEMENT
    56 2 ]HE en nt is announced between Mr. Stuari F. Hill* (Mala n Cr.il Bervice), elder o? Mn RUln as tiie late Mr. H B. Hills of 12. rordham Court. Do Vpre Gardei K«T.s:n-;ton. London WB. and Mlm Dorothy M. Knight, jer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Knlfhl
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    DEATH
    17 2 wimiav KELi.nr formerly cv Ainschiie Estate. Beremban, paaaed hum peacefully at Dundee on I2ih JUiy. 1953.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    35 2 MRS. ROCH and children expt their appreciation and thanka 'o nil frlenda and relativea who ien( ondolence, re iUu In 'lie funer 1 o- her beloved hUB" Mr Jo c >ii Roch M BE.
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    COLONEL WAS WELL DRESSED
    146 2 COLONEL W AS WELL DRESSED SOME days auo the readers ot Th > Times, London, ireresurprised to see an advertisement whiih read: "Fx-iavalrv otltcer wishes to purchase war drobe of out -ot -work piano tunT with view to getting position of responsibility" with w oil -known international ortiani^atioii." It turns
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    £10,700 GEMS THEFT
    44 2 POLICE are investigating the theft of £10.700 worth of unmounted gems— mbeiB, sapphires, spinels— from the European Canadian Trading Company offices m Montreal. Mr. Ratimir Pavlovich. head of the Company, said the thieves broke into the office early on Thursday.— Reuter
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    TUNISIAN SUM
    29 2 Another pro-French Tunisian official was assassinated yesterday m Tunisia. Mohammed Ben Mabrouk. Sheik of the Benikaddech tribe. near Gebes. was shot and killed by an unknown assailant.
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    AID FOR BRITAIN
    34 2 The United States Mutual Security Administration piano to X iv« Britain about $300,000,000 worth of direi-t and Indirect military aid under the aid for allies progran.me for th P comlni year.
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    Chopped way out of gaol
    135 2 QttlMON Bet bar. a defendant m Israels sensational "terrorist underground" trial, chopped his way out of gaol m Tel Aviv yesterday. The country's biggest manhunt was launched ai soon as his escape from heavily guarded Both Dagon prison was discovered. Special police were rushed to
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    G-Man to help McCarthy
    81 2 senator Joseph McCarthy, Communist-hunting Repubtrom Wisconsin, has appointed a "G-Man executive director of his- Senate investigations Sub-Committee. Senator McCarthy said that until last night the "O-Man," Mr. Frank Patrick Carr, 37. was Supervisor of Security m th<* New York city office of the Federal Bureau of
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    60 DROWNED
    23 2 Sixty people were drowned erdav m sw'.rllni currents which caught a loaded ferryboat and overturned it Ln the Sutlej River, India.
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    He'll take a stroll across Channel
    106 2 He'll take a stroll across Channel 'and, tried out m rl' England, yt s*£ floats with which h* W* next month to waUr T !C; miles across the t£ Channel to France gk The people of Leicester dm t0 *c river side fhey faw him calmiv w for a hundred
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    NEW AIR RECORD
    54 2 nignt Lieut. J. L. whitema: »day flew from Australia I New Zealand m three hours I minutes, setting a new recorc Tht 1 previous record was thre hours 52 minutes. He flew a single-engined Musg fighter across the Tasmai on a 1.175-mile route from Mascot Airport. Sydney.
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    Film strikers sacked
    95 2 BRITAIN'S giant J. Arthur Rank turn corporation ifw«<day cave 14 days' notice to all its studio employees v a result 'of a week old strike by the \.200-strong fdi Extras Union. The organisation it was impossible to carry m ihoctino four films m production at Pinercood stuaws
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    HE DIVED 45 ft INTO THE SEA TO GET MOTOR
    268 3  - HE DIVED 45 ft INTO THE SEA TO GET MOTOR ROGER YUE ftare-bodiea /in/fins latest job ft) little PH 10 A only )dl^ pcre* m diver r-old deep-sea dive 4 m Abdul geiai feet ir (to the east of Blak£t!!°and brought up 'outboard motor. h,h a two-horn -search It endea
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    Workers get $45,000 in disputes
    105 3 Workers get $45,000 in disputes rFHE Singapore Labour DeA partment's "court of inquiry" which deals with wages disputes, received 211 complaints from labourers m the part six months. An official of the Department said yesterday that the complaints concerned aliments, breaches of agreement and recovery of wages from 111 plovers
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    HIS TENTH MONTH
    26 3 Michael Patrick O'Brien, the man without a passport, I lis tenth month on the ferry bifl week and .still La In the brig.
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    Trans-Atlantic TV plan
    18 3 Trans-Atlantic TV plan /P f ro P^al to study Vtlantic bin ip Jds aclvunc,.,, f()1 'rv^T relay Reuter
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    BEAUTY CONTEST IS ON NOW
    111 3 BEAUTY CONTEST IS ON NOW Sixteen semlflnaUsta now remain In the International Beauty Contest being held Long Beach. California. Twentysix beauties from all ov<v the world paraded bi I the |ud the I Ich auditorium. The ?en Nt on who the cho een Reid will n duced to five finalists,
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    NEW JET RECORD
    22 3 A U s Air Force coionei i n.'w air cord ol 715.7 m.ph. wfornla, yesterday m an r-«6D let.
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    Count the jobless
    120 3 says Mr. Nair m. P. I) Nair. ity and Legislative Councillor, yesterday called on (Ik* Singapore Government Ui m ike a survey of the unemployed In Hie Colony. He said a survey was 'urg ently necessary" m view of 'ii" mci• number «>i people thrown cut of
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    Four Germans and a boat
    95 3 Reuter Eieinrlch MI i old Zurich mechanic, and a CreH Of Hirer will ***** let Ottt on a world voyage to Japan m cigar shaped boat Ifaag built the boat m two it is 75 feet ion 1 1 i haj a beam of only
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      229 3 If Recife: SWEET AND SOUR FISH Mandarin, carp and mnllH make th bee( mwhl tnd Mini Rsh Clean the llsh and alaan the back with .1 fen incisions Mix the btatta Bgg with Bout r Rub the sail and slurry evenly on both the Is We j and outside of
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. July 18. 1953. Opinion THAT'S THE STUFF
    433 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. July 18. 1953. Opinion THAT'S THE STUFF THIS is what we use 10 see. Prompt imaginative action by Government. Twenty-lour hours after the Lorong Three fire Government decided to build 300 of the $20-a-month type houses for thfl homeless. Unfortunately owing to the softness of
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    IT WILL BE ON NOVEMBER 12 THIS YEAR
    1000 4  - IT WILL BE ON NOVEMBER 12 THIS YEAR Emanuel Shinwell, MP I TIP THE NEXT ELECTION DATE by ISEE some political commentators are suggesting that because Sir Winston Churchill has to rest for a month, there is now no chance at all of an election this year. Of course, m
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    IT CAN SHOOT ROUND CORNERS
    133 4 I STEN GUN which can shw round corners has been tovented by Mr. J. 0. Kelaj of Whakatane, New Zealand, wartime lieutenant-colonel Tested by the Army In Net Zealand, it has been sent tc the War Office m London k further examination. It Is not
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      14 4 r< i''^'if^ llflr Sole Agents SEQW KUAN CO., 4 Dhoby Ghaut Singapore Tel. 7787
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      102 4 TALKING ABOUT CHAINSAW?} ;j /;r##i#/v imtm Umvlif/ht m*H j > THE 'HOMELITE CORPORATION OF NEW *«g^ > MAKERS OF THE WORLD- RENOWN" LICMi WEIGHT, DIESEL-OPERATED RANCE •I kw. Carryable Generators (we.gh only HO lbs J and 15.0C0 Cllcm per hour i Centrifugal Pumps (weigh only 93 Ml ■I (NTRODUCID IN
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      28 4 [pocket cartoon by OSBEBT LANCAS Ti X "Poor Qranny's had ruthci a shoek 37 last birthday and she's just received her call-up papers from the Ministry o/ Vood."
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    Opium addicts get fat in goal
    179 5  - Opium addicts get fat in goal P. M. RAMAN Xv .ioiV 90 per ceiu m !ore release- .d ye bvthe cirativr tre S d' A one per,',rt lh, On a typical day 63 of then JJ m the Prison hoplte Sjy ill from Pronged diseases, he revealed m the an
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    ACTRESS DIES
    24 5 Miude Adams, 80, often calld the greatest American stress, died yesterday at her Mie m Tannersvlll,'. New rat after a week's Illness
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    BLYTHE AT A TEMPLE
    36 5 BLYTHE AT A TEMPLE picture Singapore's Colonial Seentary, .Mr. W. L. Blythe. tourr the Geylang fire area yester day. Here he is seen outsiu the little "Tua Pek Kong temple, uhirh escaoeri des truction.- Free Press
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    Lights at all junctions plan
    69 5 THE police plans to install traffic lights at all road junctions m Singapore, said Mr. A. R. Anderson, Assistant Commissioner of Police, yesterday. Bjit it will depend a lot on the success of the one-way I traffic scheme because traffic lights are bound up with
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    S'PORE HOSPITALS 'BEST IN EAST'
    86 5 hospitals are "by far the best n the Far Irfatmln? eqU1 J? ment accommodation and standard of Win R dOCt rS f Uie 60th Illdia Fie| d Am yesterday Wh |):lssed through the Colony "The library m the General Jyitai us one.of the best we
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    THIVY PROMOTED
    47 5 Mr John Aloysius Thivy, who has been for two years India's Representative m Mauritius has been promoted to the rank of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary In Addis Ababa. Abyssinia. Mr. Thivy was the Government of India's Representative m Malaya before his Mauritius appointment Renter.
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    REDS SUPPORT UN AID PLAN
    67 5 Poland yesterday joined the Soviet Union m Rrantins financial support for the first time to the United Nations Technical Programme for Under-developed Countries Mr Juliu Katx-Suchy, Poll*" delegate, told the Bcon >mic md .cil the Polish Ooiment had decided to COn--300.000 zlotys <USs7s.ooi). to the
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    Cinderella with a political moral
    103 5 Cinderella with a political moral f VHE final scene oi the vi; 1 show "Cinderella Operett i 1 to be staged at the Vicl >ria Theatre on Aug. and J vlll depict the peoples of fche Commonwealth paying I t0 the Queen and rejoicing at the marriage of the Prince
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    What is wrong with our jurors? S'pore asks
    296 5 MAN-IN-STREET 'QUITE FIT' Free Press Staff Reporter READING citizens m Singapore yesterday saw nothing wrong with the educational and intelligence standards of Colony jurors. They were commenting on moves being made by judicial authorities In Singapore to improve the quality of Jurors
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    ONLY 300 IN PARTY
    144 5 Labour calls for more members d *H l] chairmi.i of the Singa pore Labour Party, Mr. S. K. Kedrii, yesterday urged .ill well-wishers to apply for membership immediately. "This is not the time to criticise or condemn. We must first make the party strong," ho said.
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    S'pore Malays seek aid
    134 5 A SINGAPORE branch of the UMNO will send I resolution to the umno general assembly, which will meet m August at Alor Star, to urge the Singapore Government to draw up a resettlement plan for landless Malays. Inche O.sman bin Haji Mohd. chairman of the Pasir
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      258 6 Ml V jV I f? -__^p- 'wV^wiA^v^ ,v N '•Xx-? Id Jil i Youß^i LUCKvI MANDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN Lee Fa f^ and Phil Djvis A J IJOKN TODAY. I fT^" I Ithevcan't /it is said --he is] yourfweno?anohashecometo M you will ka;'e the honor) >«ipnct he r., d (p a
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    HUSBAND 'COVERED IN LIPSTICK' HAD MET HIS EX-WIFE
    477 7 HUSBAND 'COVERED IN LIPSTICK' HAD MET HIS EX-WIFE I .JfJEVOLENT" husband, covered with lipstick and powder, arrived late for 1 with his wife, it was said m the London Divorce Court J^rr^L. late because he had spent the afternoon drinking with his ex-wife m 1 Knd was ''probably m no
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    New robot heart may save 'no hope' cases
    239 7 ji YOI'XG London doctor ha s designed a mechainca JJ A heart and lun£. It has been used on animals. Tht ■not step will be its use on people m certain acut< of heart or lung failure. I} M The designer, Dr.
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    CLOSING AFTER 159 YEARS
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    CRUISER HIT
    39 7 rhe United States heavy cruiser St. Paul was hit and slightly damaged on Saturday by Communist shore battery fire off Wonsan on the east -oast of Korea. picture. One of th, most promise V.lwVl V-" S Reuter
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    Wife went with another man
    193 7 AFTER a divorce petition was sorved on a wife she went off for a fortnight's caravan holiday, said Lord Marriman m the Divorce Court. Tlie first week she spent with the wife of the man who was cited and the second week with the man
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    AIRBORNE
    178 8 - l is Margaret Tan, of Raffles Girls 1 School, who looks a real athlete as she tries for a win in the long jump at girls' fifth annual athletic sports. I p K- > v. I »XE afternoon last week. of Rattles Girls' School, set themselves a task which
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    TEACHERS CHEER
    16 9 LEFT: Teachers and schoolgirls cheer the runners m the girl's inter-school invitation relay race.
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    HOPPING ALONG
    19 9 BELOW: With pigtails flying this girl hops along m front of the field m a relay race.
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    HIGH and FAST
    37 9 RIGHT: Margaret Tan fakes to the air m the long jump. She looks high and fast enough to win. I Left: Som:hildren cheer *ildry, m Ware peiwively ,11 are having ,onderh»l ,t the sports
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    THEY'RE CRAWLING
    20 9 LEFT: These two little girls prepare for the crawling race, which had the crowd m tears of laughter.
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    SHE'S SO SERIOUS
    27 9 RIGHT: Kamariah btc. Yassim is taking her sport very seriously but then the camera caught her performing m the relay race an important event.
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    Crime by husband 'not
    266 10 cruel Wife loses decree A lirSBAND who commits A*■ criminal offences is not normally guilty of cruelty, "however great a shock it may be to his wife," said Lord Justice Somervell m tlie Court of Appeal. The court's three Judges rescinded a decree nisi which had
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    99 10 UP photo "*7IK !ViOF" r patterns in an are said to »>e made I »i cwrej u.ui *lra*,;iu Ln< so it n no wonder that the cuivesonie Miss Universe contestant i against :i backdrop of the severe lines of the I \N. Buildi u^ make an irresistible combination. Left to
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    Plane with 58 aboard missing
    59 10 A TRANS-OCEAN Air Lines DC--6 with 58 people aboard was mi&sin^ over the Pacific yesterday and presumed to have crashed m the first trans-Pacific commercial air accident since World War Two. The plane, flying from Guam Island to the United States, was last heard m
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    112,529 QUIZZED
    35 10 The Colonial Secretary, Mr Oliver Lyttelton told the House ?i9 So™!!? 0118 y** ster <iay that 112.529 persons had been question. (1 In the Ki>nya anti Mau Mail operations up to June 30.
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    He wrote to ex-fiance: I'II kill you...
    387 10 He wrote to ex-fiance: I'II kill you... THE storeman and the kitchen.miid were sweethearts and they had planned to marry. Then one day she gave him up m favour of another. For a time he brooded over the matter and eventually he wrote her a letter m which he said:
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    NOW SCIENCE HAS MEMORY CRYSTALS
    205 10 DELL Telephone Laboratories announced today development of tiny flat crystals with the ability to remember vast amounts of information. I They are expected fo have wide application m providing much smaller equipment for "memory" or Information storage applications m telephone switching systems, electronic romouters and
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    ODD BITS
    60 10 it rw/iV, vun V hurt rR some people a visit to the dentist could be completely painless. They could even look forward to an extraction as a pleasant experience. It could all be done by hypnotism, Dr. Howard Kitching, consultant psychiatrist to Manchester Regional Hospital Board told 1.000
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    Roof with sting in it
    38 10 Roof with sting in it pOLICE were looking for men suffering from bee stings. Thieves stripped six sheets of lead from the church at Carleton Forehoe, Norfolk. Under the sevenlth sheet, half stripped, was a swarm of bees.
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    A COOL £250,000 STAYS PUT
    870 11  - A COOL £250, 000 STAYS PUT David Divine By LONDON mv DAVID BCCLES, the M' Mister of Works ij he attacked it shoUl(1 hv the Worshipful f need be, assaulted if' the Brotherhood of grille Searchers. For Mr Bccles will no dig up the Tower ot London. He will not
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    Bridge Hand
    159 11 I r'oith-Soutn vulnerable I .East dealer ft« bMdtoi Eatt soutu v North 1 IN.T. i uttj k* l(Ul fc IN.T. I C^ lh- h N All I ne i i ur-card m I! not, tx l>e hi m i o notrump ■vim. -waj between but I i mlue
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    Strange but true
    234 11 Trafli.- joins n suite ;j m Hdswki recently when a full-yrmvn elk looked m from a nearhu forest Th f a nun a I made U)r the sfioppifia << n tre but either deeded things were too expentivt or cr<>s>i ing th- roads v dun (j( runs.
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    Plane discourtesy to S'oore motorists
    267 12 Plane discourtesy to S'oore motorists mi n up K\l I ING Airport authorities now disdain earthbound traffic so* much that they think nothing of holding It un for >:> minutes at 7.30 m the morning. 600-yard queue formed up at the runway crossIngs ut Mountbatten Road on Thursday morning. m
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    PEPPERY
    77 12 I WISH to congratulate you for your leader on the highhandedness of a Johore police officer, written with equally commendable promptitude m the Free Press. I would suggest that the arms of the lieutenant concerned be "impounded" and that he be •carted' under armed guard (for protection) to King's
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    TITO'S GIFT
    38 12 picture MISS ROSIN A LAW. ot Islington, London, both of whose parents' were killed m an air raid, was presented with her trousseau from the 1,000 given by Marshal Tito, of Yugoslavia, for war orphans.— Popper
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    Any grouse?
    32 12 HAVE you a grouse? Have you a bright idea? Have you seen anything strange or unusual? Then wrfte to the PRESSMAN and tell others about it m his POSTBAG Brieffy
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    'NARROW MINDED' BAN ON SHOWS
    207 12 'NARROW MINDED' BAN ON SHOWS fTHE police action against the semi-nude shows was 1 balderdash. It sprang from a narrow-minded point of view. There is no basic reason for it. so could the police explain why? I have seen the pretty HulaHula Queen, Mill Ying Hwu, do h^r number, and
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    ROMANCE
    13 12 I rllAii ii ..».»l as she *l>~ pears m "Julius liiiur," 1
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    1185 13  - DICK APPLEGATE'S DREAM VOYAGE NOEL MONKS IIY is the story of T rollcaKUe or T V- o>lly °*J homo from Hon« ana s;» si 1; I S utlf hut lie has I f Jl L t d «re fflh?sWS o« yacht »e v e v armed BSftf m the yacht
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    36 13 picture FOR evening seaside promenading, Rome's Mariiac presents this original sleeve-less, collar-less jacket. It is made of a special tottctn tissue manufactured in Sou* hern Calabria 'Italy) and used by the natives for making hor-r U.P
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    BOXING IN BRITAIN IS IN A MESS
    530 14  -  JOHN PARRY Two champions quit the ring By IrTHF. year 1953, so fur, has not brought joy to the hearts of Britain's boxiaff moguls. In fact, the sport seems to be m worse state now than it has been m many a lons
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    Olson may fight in London -AFTER ALL
    126 14 Olson may fight in London -AFTER ALL HPEiE world middleweight title fight between Britain's Randolph Turpta and Carl Bobo OLson of San FrancLsco may take place m London later this year, Turpin's manager said yesterday. The bout was originally scheduled tor Aug. 27 m New York. It was postponed until
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    SINGAPORE FACE A STIFF TEST
    136 14 SINGAPORE FACE A STIFF TEST NEGRI SEMBILAN may provr to be Singapore's stiffist obstacle m their pa U to yet another Malaya cup toocar tinai toda\ a' Seremban. Singapore are of course favourites. bu' Negrl is expected the give the Cup holders a great bat le. Netjii have the advantage
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    SHIRAI TKO'S VIC HERMAN
    70 14 yOSHIO BHIRAI Japanese h the world fly weigh I bo: title last night beat Vie He man of bo ;i technl ek< ut m the last round of their 10 round •title me: match In Tok3 o Th? Sror battler was don the sixth nnd ninth
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    9-0 VICTORY
    27 14 Army Depo f Police beat 3i Bn Royal Army Ordnance Corps by nine goals fo oil In i M.O.R. League Div. A Dxture at Alexandra.
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    HK CHINESE IMPRESS AUSSIES
    196 14 HK CHINESE IMPRESS AUSSIES rFHK Chinese soccer team from 1 BfOg Kong Impressed Sydney erttlca In its first traininf workout Fourteen players irrtved In Australi > bf plane on Wednesday. Within ere practising at the .nd. Another nu' >I.i\<m., me due to- 1 Borrow to Complete the team tor I
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    HOW wonderful Ben came home.
    451 14  - HOW wonderful Ben came home. DESMOND HACKETT By THE (Heritable Open, the Hormo Open the greatest Open of modern times ended when William Benjamin Regan Open champion of America, became British Open rhampion and undeniably world champion golfer. Th.' tMM gallery, at the last hole, burs* into a roar of
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    ENGLAND TEAM STRONGEST YET
    223 15 jfhich of the 12 men selected mil be dropped? I Free Press Special Correspondent FRE ar e no surprises m England's team for h, fourth Test at Leeds. \L cpipptors specifically stated that Statham and J h lfe not considered for the third Test because or
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    Middlesex are still leading
    642 15 \IIDDLESEX retained theii championship table tho point from their match ag; abandoned In the early af rain. They lead with 110 points from 18 matches:. Sussex, who did not have a match, occupy second place six points behind. The gap wa.s narrowed by Bur-i rev. who
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    Seixas and Mo in U.S. semi-finals
    66 15 n IMBLEDON cnuupions Vie Seixu-s and Miss Maureen Connolly con:iued their smooth p.»;hs t: ll singles even's m the United State hard courts lawn tennis championships m Chicago on Thursday, both reaching the semi-fli Stim beat Noei Brown uf Los Angeles 6-0. 6-0. 6-3.
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    PINZA IS THE FAVOURITE
    89 15 fl>e Italian horse Alberigo was one the best backed m a quiet market kto day's King George VI and <fc«n Elizabeth stakes at Ascot at >ria Club. London, last night, *Ms price was eat only the points ;™Pared with Monday's orUlovei •M he finished up a
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    SERVICES XI v. MALACCA
    12 15 SERVICES XI v. MALACCA IAJ Hurh. (RU): Maunder b,v Allen (Army,. Gobllm
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    NOW THE MHC IS WORRIED
    113 15 proan, Indl r B«VJOW Uarv side m Mlila>a lie a tan. led b> now Dv;.n Chand 1 <t Including MVcnU "ther Ohnipic play* In October it may cool down the i enthusiasm for n>e ottwf visit. The E4.H.C. is out «o n i than $^5,000
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    India invites Peng Soon & Freeman
    165 15 India invites Peng Soon Freeman THE Cricket Club of India's Badminton Committee has invited Dr. Dave Freeman of the United States and Wong Peng 'soon of Malaya for the annual open badminton championships of their club, beginning Sept. 9. The Committee h< pcs that both Dr Freeman und P<-n^ Soon
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    ENG YOON BETTERS MALAYAN JUMP RECORD
    547 15  -  PETER DE CRUZ By A SPECTACULAR per- formance m the hop, step and jump by Tun Bng Yoon. highlighted the 1 day of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's Fifteenth Annual Championship meeting held at Jalan Besar Stadium, yesterday. Up covered a distance ol 46ft,
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    NOTHING ELSE BUT CINECOLOR
    284 16  -  ALLAN LEWIS Mubarak for the S 'pore Cup By was more chatter concerning the possible place getters than about the possible winner of the Williamson Memorial Stakes at Bukit Timah this afternoon, when the programme was under dislon this morning. THE RESILT, ACCORDING TO OPINION, SEEMS
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    Mid-day nap WAIKIKI
    974 16 Mid-day nap WAIKIKI in the 2.15 <Raee one) Klturius is a good galloper. His teCQOd to Box Office *a* a good perfor:imn« e. She iook* .^afe place bet. Millionaire a ttroOf posiblity. There uili bt ptont] pace on in the early stages ano II he does not get too Jar
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      Masthead
      10 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturday Magazine AND Saturday, July 18, 1953.
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      New deal for the farmers
      439 1  -  MARIAN WELLS IIV I fTHE SINGAPORE Rural 1 Dwellers' Association, which will function shortly, offers new hope to farmers. Its centre is at Bukit Panjans. and one of its main aims is '"to encourage the study and discussion of the economic problems of its members
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      THE KING LAUGHED LAST
      1131 1  - THE KING LAUGHED LAST F. CANNING I A Free Press Saturday short story by I THE OLD KING Hsien *Tang, after a lifetime of service to his people, was now alas all too ready to leave affairs of state lo his ministers and while away his days with music and
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      KONATION STAMPS M. A FRIEND
      362 2 KONATION STAMPS M. A FRIEND <■. ■■■;■:■>■■ ■< > x --y-- v •>. w -i-'£ y- v v :V; T\K Y< i, for i nation They will ire to fri< rolyn N mi me several limericks. and enjoyed t iu> nttlt is. They w< re amusing. Pen pals However, I
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      HALFPENNY TAKES A BIRD BATH
      353 2  -  A.H. Jackson by OUR GARDEN is realh MUCH too small to have a swimming pool built m it. although we DO have a bird bath In the centre of our tiny green lawn. Halfpenny, Freda, and I were s tting m our <jarden one summer's
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      WHAT IT MEANS
      49 2 WHEN mother finds holes m a garment and W *to moth," does M c moth has eaten M cloth ot t v» She means that has laid its eggs o', into little grutwhl< I the cW The grubs KTOW f o^ and then they cannot cloth.
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        158 2 Junior Contest THIS WEEK'S panic pit lures, boyi and u irls. "tfPo illustrate the names of '\A > S tour common leuturrs of t»V r t $*■>&%& the- seaside. When you /4{/ 3 i have decided what thes ■Jly^/iiSIM r are write your answers O^^f mT^h m the space provided
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        382 2 Penny and the Last Magician— -16 I /-^fZ^Q Hiuu»t iu'uiii ti I -^i rH 5 tf^ 'i- «-I I r=^*^^fc^^W*M«^^ Anc dur.n,, the day the J^fjggfXm Wß& Jttmtt JXBUTSUgl town where the weather has f, n j sne d diKKing the snow from the mDortanMookm« docubecome topsy-turvy It snows nis
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      Gdventuve in Space
      729 3 Gdventuve in Space XHF SIOHV SO FAR. Ah Kirn. Krishna and Ismail intj ite t Bytalf saucer which they see land. They are earned off to another planet and the machine appean to ho Stf The new world te encased m [o« and they rail into Tniev are on the
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      A NEW ALICE IN WONDERLAND
      104 3 A doubting Ah,,- Hi over-dressed fkgtut% <»f tli»* Qae«fl of Heard who. <om pl»'l,. with t.irK is seated on her throne. The lw« c h.iraet«Ts. Beiteda Wtlghi m Mica an'i Imnei Ovtwtm as the Ou«' arr pining m the new two-.ul b;i "AllCf m Wonderland.
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      How we learned to tell time
      382 3  - How we learned to tell time UNCLE ERIC by YOU HAVE all. of course. see n pictures of the old gentleman with a scythe over his shoulder, a lon&r. flowing white beard and white hair, and holding; an hour Rlass m his hand. Yes. that's ri^ht —Old Father Time. Nowaday^,
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      HIDDEN WORDS
      63 3 IN EVERY ONE of tlie.se fhre* sentences Is hidden a word connected with the Coronaiion. See how many you can find. 1. The jewel was .set m a unique enamel brooch. 2. You may use my paints If you like or buy your own 3. Were you obliged
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        95 3 JLMOR CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS: 2, Part Of. n —^gTJf~] [4~] TT~| the body. 6. Salt Lake City is in Bf M 1 this American ttate. 7, Jumping p or boundiriQ X. W;>r meaniHf/ HP~ "sooner than: 10. Hotnc ;o r i —LmI j«i "Born** 'in I |w f~F^ i* 4
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      A Problem But No Solution
      541 4 George Edinger reviews three films soon to be shown m Singapore. Under In the Union, a great pportunity, just missed APART FROM "Les Jeux Interdits" which was vately shown on Sunday night and may or may not be exhibited to the public later, this week's
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      NEW ZEALAND BACKGROUND
      94 4 THE picturesque terrain of the dominion of New Zealand will form the background of a new production *«> be marie m Technicolor by the J. Arthur Rank Organisation. Producer George Br i, who ntly completed "Desperate Moment" m Germany, Ls already m Ne* Zealand seek. 3 and
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      20 4 Marilyn Monroe as she appears m the 20th (Yntury-Fox I technicolor "Niagara/ 1 no* showing ;i( lhe Odron Theatre. I
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      DOCTOR BOGEYS ARE AFTER 3-D
      633 4  -  Jennifer Johns by LOS ANGELES. ONCE AGAIN the doctor bogeys— -as Hollywood calls them— are probing into the effects of the cinema on the human eye. Periodically they have been doing this for half a century now, but the new probe has got many picture
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      JUBILEE TRAIL
      30 4 pBPUBUC Picture; jbgX nounced Jhe n •jubilee Trail.' BTistow's delict rui Guild Winm r -j has beer irejj^ e > men all i famo us ta man cojoui Shooting
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      Must It Be Hollywood All Over Again?
      489 5 Must It Be Hollywood All Over Again? •CANNED TV' PRESENTS A CHALLENGE —AND A DANGER ROBERT CANNELL looks ahead tv STATIONS spring 4 S J m country after !?rv round the world. folin nrosDect of a prolte P r f p famine stalks gTbrtff For TV anders ideas at a
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      33 5 Valiant brother! are Rrtett Taylor and A and tlHN "escort* Ann Blyth in chivalous fashion on to the set of M.G.M.'s -All the Brothers Were ViHant." a romantic adventure story filmed in Technicolor.
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      'The Living Room' for Singapore Arts Theatre
      189 5 THE SINGAPORE Arts Theatre has again a full programme for the next few months. First O f aii there Is another Morowspeche on July 31 and August 1 at the British Council Hall when Eileen Noble will produce "A Phoenix Too Frequent." The
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      MOTOR BIKES WILL STEAL THE SHOW
      518 6 E. PETERS writes on the Johore Grand Prix A FORTNIGHT tomorrow will see the staging of the Singapore Motor Clubs fifth annual Johore Grand Prix— Malaya's biggest motoring event. Spectators will be treated to a grand day's racine. In the programme of seven races,
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      63 6 Uhuto Royal Air Force Scleior "B" tej,,, won the championship at annual far hast Ai r Force alhh't -id at Chanqi. dtrtn m, a r' Tv'* J"' I*1 of Ajr Mar f 1 Sir Clifford SanR to vi' n a n h n AF r. miles as sh(i tondt th
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      Hogan talks rough of the Seots greens
      659 6  - Hogan talks rough of the Seots greens GEORGE WHITING By IS there any end to the arguments that car arise from what the som writer called the dirt> little pill that went rolling down the hill? At Least eight Scots, hardbitten and braw from sea winds, a! e saying straight
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      SPORTING SNIPPETS
      139 6 /ML MEKRICK. recently returned. J from Inland's soccer tour ot South America, made his first appearance for Smethwlck m the Birmingham League, --ot wicket with his first ball and helped m a useful last wicket stand. Peter Ci reel i wood. (lie opposition professional, took m\ wickets m
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      78 6 OKK thai h-opard skin bag? Wrestler Seelie Saman (275 Ib.) claims he made it out of the hide of a beast he strangled with his bare hands. That's probably an exaggeration. But Seelie could no doubt doit-as fans who him wrestle Kin* Kon* »M Chief Little Wolf m S^' pore
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      Little Mo has been 'brutal'
      486 7  -  RICHARD GREENOUGH By -Says FORMER COACH iiRS Eleanor "Teach" Tennant, tennis coach of La M loila California, who taught "Little Mo" Connolly II she knows about the game, denied to me that she uiinfr the Wimbledon champion for any breach of agreement. > .Any report
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      'No retiring' for ex-champ Louis
      446 7  -  CONNIE RYAN By l OE LOUIS still has to work for a living. The former heavyweight champion, who held the title for 11 years, is not penniless, but if Joe wants to live as he likes to live, he has to keep on earning money
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      8 FOR 8, BUT HIS SIDE LOST
      41 7 (|NI con stituted i i on of st. Augustine's In the Bradford North n ai keti lthout m In match In W Bar•oa wickets for eight rin but earn were henffn by seven runs!
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      38 7 f kLD Sh) Hit Id i i.i 1 stii] talk of Riii Poulk [ami goalkeeper, but I cm VorkJihl c In coum natchci iv Police Const who fn ij-' 1 1 li* -d itoneg. i
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      Having his fling
      32 7 photo *Fs>h R. S. Scott of Glasgow University, A. Mm C. prepares to let fly the hammer during if|£ the AAA Championships at London'; White City Stadium. A. P
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      THOSE SPONGE BATS MAY BE BANNED
      534 7  -  Tan Hong Poh r THE Japanese Bponge*crepe bat. which Rained popularity In Singapore alt' r Hiroji Sat.oh used it to win the world singles crown at the I9th World Championships last year, may be banned by International Table Tennis Federation at the forthcoming 21st
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        62 7 ■?!> i The Oriental Optical Co., fm^ J^^Tl !1S North Brick* Road. yr P 'jri. IC2i South Rridtrc Kind. A 7 Ip per Pirkcrinr Street. Singapore. Penang Sian iIPTOMI TIUSTS viAMI TI'RIMi OFriCIANS INI) SCIENTIFIC XVi: KXAMIMIION Wllll A.O il.vn^i NODBBN BQUiniBNT) For BEST CKIMfcSE FGOP Ro- decorated and Air
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      913 8 Truman looks fitter and younger "The U.S-A- as a woman sees it" by KAY MURRAY \LW YORK. NEW YORKERS fOing ly to work the other morn wed, then erinned and shouted rii. Harry!" to the sturdy little man In thick glasses tag out smartly on Pa yes. tt 6 wa
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      51 8 photo -You're a perfect pet," smiles l!)-year-old Windmili G.n Kay Harris as she fondle a -months old husky during j vwi to Whipsnade Zoo. Bedfordshire. Kay. formerly a London Wrst End hairdresser, took dancing and singing lessons in her >parr time and joined London's Windmill Theatre company in March 195".
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      Daughter at Film Star
      64 8 V|o:inda M.irkey. 18 year-u.ci u .gu or oi tereeo si r Joan I Bennett and writer-produi( r Gene Markey. makes her film debut in the >0th Century -Vox production, "Nearer My CM I to Thee Melinda pUys a college grl who makes a bid for the
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