The Singapore Free Press, 25 July 1953

Microfilm: NL3677
Total Pages: 24
1 16 The Singapore Free Press
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    21 1 The Singapore Free Press Ijtrtr*! \H« i rniH»n Salt «n Vhilava m U7«6. Sinfaporf Sat., July ?V I»'>3. Price 1 (U.
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    GOVT. MEN FEAR TRIBUNAL
    565 1  - GOVT. MEN FEAR TRIBUNAL SIT YIN FONG $mp veHH rluce talks irttn unions Amending gag order By /^S fear of the tribunal and disciplinary action spread through Empress Place, Singapore Government yesterday began talks with its staff on the General Orders, which started it all. These orders govern the conduct
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    WINDSOR ON PRINCESS:
    133 1 Heart has its reasom reason doe. not know Will; IMKF of Windsor said m -I Biarritz, France, ye^erdajr that if Prrncess M ir- v m m love with Caot. Peter Townsend "the Princess will do h.r (Id v as I did what I believed to be mine.'*
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    'TEMPLER' METHODS
    26 1 Kenya U now recruiting a bigger police and will begin to rehabilitate convicted Mau Mau criminals and detainees on the •Tcmpler" pattern of Malaya.
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    'Merciful' Red secret police boss sacked
    232 1 FAST GERMANY'S Ked Gestapo boss. Wilhelm Zaisser v has been fired from the job of Minister of Stat< Security. Zaisser, notorious commander of the International Brigade m the Spanish Civil War cus 'General Gomez." was replaced last night M chief of State Security Forces
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    DUKE NOT INSURED
    54 1 THK DLKE of Edinburgh admitted to i« |l— i of insurance men m London la.st nii;ht that he has never carried any life insurance, and that he did not own anything worth insuring. He made the comment when asked to propose a toast at a dinner of
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    TANKER ON FIRE
    51 1 The 9.179-ton taiiKer h*an Georgia burst into flames last night as its crew completed unloading 110.000 gallons of high Dctane gasoline and fuel oil at a Delaware River dock at Wilmington. Ray Ott. a second assistant pngineer. is missing. Ship officers said he apparently drownpd after leaping
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    BUDGET ARRESTS
    37 1 Police yesterday arrested 3.". p^'.wp In Colombo on charge* JJ»«ng fn,m demonstratio Hnrsd blld *eh on •Jin 1 were barged In court pterdty with throwing stones a pas.siM-4 bus. They were l d mii ball
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    Rubber price
    21 1 this LT h an vn certa4n I J* morning with first gi poi V rml' nl M cents a
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    KIDNAPPED BRITON IS ALIVE
    55 1 T fU British militai don yiSuJI" m Lonthat the British d^lv k s ln X >■>' know tuthoriti, 9 A nan a. v. Kid-.'. mi ira. ware quit Is ftUvc, 1 m added It was Rl I i li)in th il enterin me. Tl irch •ilti
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    EGGS WERE THE TROUBLE
    57 1 CHILDREN, many <»• l| crying m i>.«in. itretch »ul m the "i »ss outside < •••••■v la i ;iIl( l Hospital hi Brooklyn, New VdiK ifter being bro«grhl i a iron day camp "I"'**' th. v were knocked <i<»wn »3 food poisoninf. An cfl 1 believed
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    Eisenhower gives the green Light , to Gen. Clark
    325 2 Eisenhower gives the green Light to Gen. Clark TRUCE MAY BE SIGN ED ON MONDAY PRESIDENT Elsenhower t>;is sent Anal authority to General Mark Clark, United Nations Supreme Commander, to sisn an armistice agreement with the Communists to end the Korean war Informed officials m Washington said yesterday the authorisation
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    PREMIERS TO TALK ON KASHMIR
    64 2 PREMIERS TO TALK ON KASHMIR rpHE lid., n Prime Minister Mr. 1 Nehru to Karachi to- ;i> foi talk* with the Pakistan Prime Ministei which, it Ifl hoped, will lay the found; for ending the tension, which haj marred Indo-PaMstan relations sine* they became h pendent six yean W The
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    Punish those who trade-McCarthy
    222 2 SENATOR Joseph McCarthy proposed yesterday that the Tnited States punish any allies trading with China by cutting off three times as much foreign aid as the cargoes are worth. He said he considered the idea "very reasonable and would present such an amendment to the Foreign
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    A shame, says Ike's brother
    125 2 A shame, says Ike's brother Mr. ARTiim Eisenhower, blather of the President. yesterday tailed Senator McCarthy "the most jlanuerous menace l<» Americ;'. The Sun of las Veff&S, Nevada, quoted Mr. Arthur Eisenhower as saving: "It is a horrible shame that he is a Republican, f«»r he has clone the Party
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    62 2 picture. OTTO < Uncle* Hornvng, 77. I Detroit, Michigan, claims to be the oldest Boy Scout i?i America. He is seen telling Red Indian stories to an enthralled audience during the third National Scout Jam- boree at Newport Qeiu-h California. Fifty thouscnui scout s from all over the world are
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    SMUGGLER FROM MALAYA
    40 2 SMUGGLER FROM MALA YA k CHINESE bU9tnessman I0«j fined 10.000 rupiahs by a A Medan court on Tuesday far attempting to s/uuiKjle 4.08f) prammes of void from Mahii/u on Map 15. The Chinese Wfli ar retted at Pvlomu iirfield, U.P.
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    GOODBYE SYDNEY!
    31 2 picture. SYDNEY jiirl lima Atley. 22. wave> iurv-Mv'll as she leaves by plane for Thursday Island off Northern Australia. She will >lar m a film. "Kin£ of Arafura A.P.
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    RED CHIEF SACKED
    134 2 (Continued from Pagv 1) NORMAL POLICE UNDER ZAISSER'S CONTKOI THESE MEN HAD SPECIAL PRIVILEGES Wollweber. 53-year old former sailor, was Communist member of i he German. Reichstag for the la.st four yean before Hitler tame to power In 1933 He lived m Denmark md Sweden from 1933
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    France offers Cambodia self-govt
    289 2 France offers Cambodia self-govt FRANCE is believed tohf offered full independer within the French Ur£ ject only to French nt^t control m the Vietminh t area and invited King NoJ: Sihanout to send reprin lives to Pans to negotiate The offer is believed to hi been contained m a note
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    TRADE PACT
    37 2 The Greek Foreign Min^ announced today hat Gm soon will sign a US»O.OOaw trade agreement with Th" Greeks will exchange t b?cco and other farm prod^ ?or Sov.et oil. timber, fish am m wsprint.- A.P.
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    Top boy best boy
    82 3 Top boy best boy picture. UITLE Gordon Cordier wai lucky boy on Thursday. Alexandra Secondary dramS£ School an,d the Secondary Modern School, which took place m the hall of the Infant School at (oilman Barracks. Singapore. Picture shows hi?i receiving two^ prizes from .Mrs. o Carroll Scott, wife of the
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    THREE POINTS FOR S.I.T. SELLING HOUSES
    392 3 THREE POINTS FOR S.I.T. SELLING HOUSES But speculators are danger By JOSEPH VKO fHK Singapore Improvement Trust's plan to build some low cost houses for sale was described yesterday as an "excellent idea" by Mr. J. Burgess, manager ol the Federal and Colonial Building Society. If it obtains Government sanction,
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    Labour Party looks for stop gap leader
    242 3 Labour Party looks for stop gap leader l ABOUR Party's General Council members said last L n i ff ht that tie Labour movement m Singapore wa> very much alive, despite the bickerinj__over_ party leadership. It was a necessary process of self-purification which would go on till it found true
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    'NO SERIOUS RISE' IN UNEMPLOYMENT
    110 3 'NO SERIOUS RISE' IN UNEMPLOYMENT INHERE has not been any serious rise m unemployment m Singapore, labour Industrial and commercial leaders said yesterday. The people thrown out of jobs by the closing of a few factories and commercial firms could, easily be absorbed into new undertakings which have sprung up
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    WRITING HISTORY
    8 3 F* on the [ndonesia formation Mini!
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    PILOT IN CRASH
    20 3 nghtei believed I i exer^il P art the Allied On, N )rn i ;"V; M crashed neai
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    SIZZLING HOT
    17 3 The temperature In Kuwait, the sizzling little Sheikdom bordering on Saudi Arabia, reached 123 yesterday.
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    Untitled
    23 3 MR. K. 11. 11. Wilmer, manager of the Singapore branch of the Bank <»'i Irdia, who will go on leave on Aujj. I.
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    These weary Japanese
    8 3 me it-man .>•< taineer.— AJ>. y
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion HUSH, HUSH
    431 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion HUSH, HUSH SATURDAY. July 25. 1953 DR. C. J. PAGLAR says M.P.s are not adequately informed about what is going on m Singapore and the Federation. In some cases it seems that they know more than we do. There is the mystery of Mr. Ho
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    Two Bug-bears Worry 'Ike'
    613 4 WASHINGTON. PRESIDENT Blsenhower is faced with two all but inevitable showdowns. First. what changes m American foreign propaganda are prompted by events since the death of Stalin. Second, how to shake loose from the dictates of Sen. Joseph H. McCarthy. The high point of the Esenhower-
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    MOST DREADED CREEK
    396 4 MOST DREADED CREEK —AMD THE BRAINIEST ATHGNS. T^HE most-talked-about man m Greece today is Spyro Markezinis, pocketsized (5 ft. 3 m.) Coordination Minister of Greece, who has Just visited London. Recent U.S. aid cuts have sent Markezinis out on a "trade not aid" mission of his own which will take
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    Drink, IVORCE
    280 4 T*o CAUsfs Of I FRENCH Ckm} f MttVC PRENCH doctors are concerned by twl I crease of alcohol^ I France that they V I launched a camr, I through the ac32R| Medicine for new V drink laws. The action I flerts the views of prart cally the whole
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    Sultan welcomed
    43 5 r |jfc BULTAN OF PERAK "o has returned from Brija>n. is greeted by the Aleut ri J»«*ar, Dato Panglima Bukit on his arrival at la »J<>n X Malta railway stal.10"; Oi, the riyht is Mr. L <>. Barrett, acting Brills*i Adviser. Perak.
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    School children get good food, he says
    262 5 Free Press Staff Reporter tfW school children m Singapore suffer iron "Those do are given free milk by the Soeia m ifVrp Department said Mr. R. E. Ince, Deputy It tor of Education, yesterday. n,rprr,or vi a He said fchat tudonts WPn examined
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    AVERAGE MAN STILL SPENDING FREELY
    152 5 AVERAGE MAN STILL SPENDING FREELY Free Press Staff Reporter DESPITE the apparent trade recession m Singapore, the average men m the street still stands plenty of money on luxuries, drinks and entertainThi's is borne out b\ the increased revenue collected by the Customs Department during the first six months of
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    Now a Super 'Connie'
    42 5 Now a Super 'Connie' 1^- L M Aii ways m Singapore v J yt tnnounced that Lockheed Super E^ ft m lU Fur »n touch U B n ting, flngertiptured t(>xluxu' the XS?\ l k ol the aircraft 8y y dettex pub
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    STORE HAS 293 GURKHA POLICEMEN
    105 5 STORE HAS 293 GURKHA POLICEMEN rpiiE Singapore police Gurkha contingent will not greatly expanded, .^uid the police secretary, Mr v>-i>-v Claque, Mr. Claque was commenting arrangi made foi truitment of Gurkhas for laya reported by Mr. John I ter Commonwealth Relations Under-Sec re tary. Emergency use Sin now ha has
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    CODOWN IS THEIR HOME But children don't care
    72 5 CODOWN IS THEIR HOME But children don't care picture^ "MiUkS the best oi it" seems to he the motto of this little girl and boy. They are among victims of last weeks (irvlang fire, who have to make their temporary home m m large rubber godown. Judging by the way
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    They're all set for big parking rush
    221 5 They 're all set for big parking rush A PLAN has been drawn up to solve the parking problem expected at the Happy World Amusement Park during the 16 nights of the Singapore's Fifth Post-war Trade Exhibition. Both sides of Guillemard Road from its junction at Mountbalten Road to the
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    NEW SHIPS
    18 5 Two new 5,000-ton car«?o liners of the Austasia Line will enter the Au.stralla-Malaya-In-done.sia service this year.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      282 6 MANDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Dsv.s I f77r^ I WH£N MANORAM ifToME-rAsfll I YOU- YIP YOU COULO ONLY TELL 1 l N VJ!-!V I SENT MESSAGE J\ )fcs\ J CANNOT I ME- WHAT YOU MEANT/ AHEftIOTHAR EATS THE POWDERED 1 y iA! J^ \HE SAID- m^^Ss^-)/^ LtAVE
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      390 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR B°S M h., c talent*, but I ai>iiiiv »<> "iir iwu Hramalically In S! y Ury t..re o. mood, i 2*£ I MUI Si and uTT-* 1 'M>.».lv beamed i,, U t Mltb X'u are inclined to J? to|f of depres,, 0 n *Sfi? P-pular wherever you
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    THE ALIMONY QUEEN
    694 7 Mrs. Rockefeller is seeking £90,000 a year DLONDE Bobo (Barbara) Rockefeller, 37, started as l the American -born daughter of a Lithuanian coalminer immigrant, went on to marry a wealthy Bostonian named Dick Sears, and now, it seems, wants to extract the biggest alimony ever sought In
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    'FRIGHTENED' DOCTOR TOOK DRUGS
    142 7 'FRIGHTENED' DOCTOR TOOK DRUGS She was seart'u of the dentist FORTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD SJ.'^ftW.tei-d of roUic to •*Jdni*i affected her memory to dr;v.ng under the influence of dnuk and was fined £10. with *-6 IS*. "ost> She was d.sqiKil-.nrcl from ■ffVrt/llffi ci,,nd.ng. said that the mixture which Dr McQuaid nreparcci for herself
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    When black is white
    51 7 I VI ANY English people are so i»l ignorant about Australia that they think its inhabitants are black. Sir Edmund Herrir|. loader of the AusItralian Coronation contingent, said m London. He knew of several Australians who had been asked whether most of their countrymen were not
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    She won world beauty crown
    25 7 lovely Paris mannequin, Christian* Mar'rl, who was chosen Miss I'niverse" at contest held at Lo-.ig Beach, California.— Paul F«pprr picture.
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    Battery eggs: RSPLA fights hen-cruelty
    133 7 IMVE MILLION hens m Bri tain are cruelly treated, say.s the R.S.P.C.A.. and It Is ttartlDi a carrpalßn to make th P battery lay'ng system illegal. Denmark has banned it already. Battery eg* production means keepinjj the bird enclosed In a hen (ood about thp
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    Pilot with drunks aboard is cleared
    222 7 TWO brothers, members of a pub darts club who had a 1 day out m U Touquet. were each fined t\> and ordered to pay 10s. 6d. costs for being In a plane while they were intoxicated. The p.lot. Captain WllXred Tteetdale Mellor, ol
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    12 7 picture. r ktM, m v is iiv Ml mi production ilrected U.P.
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      112 7 Battery eggs: RSPCA fights hen-cruelty Thin m ih<> YvrHniilv «**<! Papular "I MM Kir* HOY" n mm a II a fjon MiM Cl V 111 CAPABIf OF CARRYING TWICf TH£ LOAD Slow ir^mcifnt animal powef ran Derer n .mn the land Heavy machinerlei are often "'jf' I nnexibfe FARMER'S BOY
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    184 8 Above: Ready-made clothes for men, women and children 9 were bought by the Blue Cross 9 for distribution to the fire vie- 9 tims. Behind the Blue Cross 9 counter can be seen a large 9 heap of clothing awaiting dis- 9 tribution. Also crockery and 9 enamel goods for
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    Geylang Fire Victim Are Being Well Car For
    290 8  - Geylang Fire Victim Are Being Well Car For JOSEPH YEO HAN HAI FONG Story by Pirlnri's by VICTIMS of the Geylang fire now living m a rubber godown m Lorong 3, are beginning to smile again. Of the estimated 2,500 victims whose home's were destroyed 1,000 are living Aith friends
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  • THE FREE PRESS Saturday Magazine
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      Masthead
      9 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturday Magazine Saturday, July 25, 1953.
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      MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
      433 1  - MISSION ACCOMPLISHED Mavis Moir Free Press Saturday Short Story by FLIGHT Angus! Flight Angus! Report for briefing immediately. The clarion loudspeaker call blared across the camp, disturbing the dreams of many a tired airman. But m the Nissen where a group of pilots were catching up on lost sleep the
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      STATUE WAS MOVED TWICE
      337 1 STATUE WAS MO VED TWICE by S. Ramachandra -THHE magnificent bronze A statue of the founder and first governor of Singapore m Empress Place has been often photographed, reproduced and described. It is the work ot Mr. T. Woolner. R.A.. and Is much admired by visitors It was originally erected
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      Cocktail parties are a punishment
      383 1  -  FAIRFAX sflys fOCKTAIL parties are a punishment for moving m polite social circles. One stands around with a drink m one hand and a cigarette m the other talking to people one dislikes about subjects that hold no interest to anyone." If, by any strange
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        162 1 NHJI <f,/\syou\A* Auc 1 duck. frefih sli»»er. I t-«p. aalt. 1 1b- rornHour; I U» sp m»v *attre. tb <»p. sherry. 1 ,pi m< onion. 4 tb-MR. rooklnc W»»h and clean llie duck but rat only thr brea.t meat and le«« Into Hhreda Have the rmt of the duck for
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    • Saturday CHILDREN'S PAGE
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        Looking forward to the r air
        478 2 rnoDAY Ls the last SaturA day ol July and on this day next week we will be In August which promises to be a busy month. During the ftrst two weeks of next month there will be a trade exhibition at the Happy World
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        If's fun at school
        34 2 Tlu* boys are obviously engrossed m the k'*"^ v the world but the girl's expression seems to Indicate thai her thoughts are far awaj from the textbook *ii« Is reading.
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        HIDDEN WORDS
        121 2 piEREi.a Wordhiddpr all these sentences °c has meant son S atiOn WCet 1. Have you seen, how aAH. and Jack have devour street with flags') Uc 2. Now please let a cab b m «*M of transport Westminster. lo 3. The people cheered the hero, illustrious m bank
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        Junior Contest
        56 2 Tolour this picture with paint s, chalks, or crayon*. There four prizes of 85 each (two boys and two girls). When >you have finished fill m the coupon and send ihe whole thing >to Auntie Wendy. Singapore Free Press. Cecil Street, Singapore 1, before Wednesday. The age limit
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        Halfpenny has a new friend
        412 2  - Halfpenny has a new friend A. H. JACKSON by I OOKING out of the J window one day. Freda and I watched Halfpenny start otit for a walk.' As Halfpenny turned round to wave to us. he nearly tripped over a rather strange-looking object. Halfpenny seemed puzzled, as he had
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        Cave man used to tell time by the sun
        441 2  - Cave man used to tell time by the sun UNCLE ERIC by LAST WEEK, I told you about Prehistoric Man setting out from his cave and deciding to find some way of telling his friends when he would be back. Ie first Rot the '.dea when he noticed that the
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        60 2 University Tutorial Classes Singapore Must Have Law acuity ti| V Piniiie Inriividu 1 T aiUon h< i I 1 eliminarj L*w, ID i ij:iii«.ii;.! Law, Confititutiona] Lan Contract, Tf»ri Crlmlna] Law. CommmiM Law, tafd Hiiher School Certlflo U tjuiai Praciloi jk apply bIKECTOB ■I Mr. K. H TAV. MA. ILK
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      Isn't this exciting?
      11 3 This i> J»». helping mother m tin' kitchen.
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      Adventure in Space
      719 3 Adventure in Space y^Jr s^ iH*v^ ">____v< THE STORY so FAR. \h Kirn. Krishna and Ismail inrestigale a Hying saacer which they s; i e binding. They arr trapped inside and taken to a planet. They si-arch the machine bat it seems to be empty. They land on the pia.net
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      A FISHY NEW STAMP
      109 3 BIOGiST and chsatirs 1 thrUi you can buij In >'<"' stamps It Ait oih' (or I /;<'"'"/ comet from the pai n tr* islands of SeychelUt *nd brinoM you the taUfch. a fighter whi H leapt high t ft t- 1 air When you hook tt.
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        378 3 JLTVIOR CROSSWORD that she wa.s to be the Mo* her tiyi P^ HM Animal that represents EnglX 4 5. P Th'e Pi r?;m o? th" CroMword Solution blackthorn. 7, President of the dqv qq s a USA who was assassinated Wf In t theatre 9, There is a H M«a
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      About Wine, Women and Can-Cans
      648 4 About Wine, Women and Can-Cans GFHF H JHGJHGJ HGJHG GHJG LAN GRANT, after a glut of film-going this week, recommends "Moulin Rouge" a$ the pick "MOULIN X I 1 (coming to th< Oapitol) la about the French painter. Toulouse-Laut-rt c The son ol a nobleman he had an accident as
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      Quotes from the 'crits'
      70 4 MOI'LIN ROUGE (Capitol) "an outstanding film CALL ME MADAM (Od(on) /r a r m .s all luarls. enliven* nil spirits.' PICKWICK PAPERS {Pavilion) "the charm o/ mulled claret, full stomachs Rivieus of the two la>t- a'i j ktudlji humour." O.K. NERO! (Cathay) "not at all subtle
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      JOTTINGS
      142 4 Frank Sinatra hag stated thai he 1 otl li;t)\ because ol the bad I < he hai received i)k i Italj h xpected to turvlve \v i days for pains-taking I Eliza b< it. i i \\t,\ who Ls Btudj Rve-nnger exercises. Time U Bhori but even this elemental*}
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      A 'LEASE -LEND' MUSICAL
      566 4  - A 'LEASE -LEND' MUSICAL IAN GRANT 1 CANNOT imagine anyone not enjoying "CAM ME MADAM" (coming tc the Odeon). It is the kind of film that warms all hearts and enlivens all spirits— even those of film critics. The formula Is well worn enough: tuneful music, brightly coloured Ruritanian settings,
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        46 4 THE EMBASSY HOTEL j fOPPOSITE KATONC PARK) DANCE NIGHTLY: 1.31 PM WIDNIOiw SATURDAY TEA DANCE: 131 PJH Ui 83« l SUNDAY CONCERT MUSIC: I PM Jj-'i-fj MODERATfc TERMS FOR PERMANEM RESIPW CABLE ADDRESS -EMBHOTFI. TEI N 5 MINUTES DRIVE FROM KAI I N(l r A "J
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      STILL BITING THE DUST
      142 5 [HE COWBOYS have vanished ov < r the Western horizon and the U-S. Cavalree have n^n m to take their Wes but the Red man still flings himself into unequal struggle *ith progress 7. thf b life In the ok: 22"" >•«'»■ Once more .m Mm
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      'Streetcar' Began it
      372 5  -  VIVIEN LEIGH CECIL WILSON says yiVIEN Leigh showed at a London party last week how well she has recovered from her four months serious illness. Sir Laurence Olivier, tier husband, stood beside her, smiling proudly. They will start rehearsing next month for their next play. Terence Rattigan's
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      GIELGUD TO GO 'STRAIGHT'
      89 5 JOHN GIELGUD. newc.s; knight of the show world. brato.s his honour by giving a much-needed fillip to the living British theatre. In the autumn Gielgud puts Shakespeare and the Restoration Classics behind him; for the first time m 15 years he Will act a modern role
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      NO 'PANNING' PETER
      152 5 NO 'PANNING' PETER IVALT Disney's 'TETER PAN", shown as a surprise to a Singapore audience at a mystery premiere on Monday plays very definitely m London. Peter hU M<»t W American tCeeni and the toil bofi pai taktm rmther more of the D.snrv than the Barr y brand ol whimsicality
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        134 5 CAPITOL today Jm\ S'J"in| Wfgf PATBICIA TONiGHT Mmfe Tomorrovi M nlte "SONGS OF MEMORY" (m Mandarin) PAVILION LAST DAY "CRY THE BELOVED COUNTRY 'tomorrow Monday "BECAUSE OF YOU" Tuesday Wednesday •JOHNNY BELINDA* 1 REX LAST DAY/ 11. 1.4:». 4 ii.V) Hi 9.:<0 p.m m* otrfsmummMM Tomorrow "THE HITCH-HIKER Kdmond O'Brien
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      Grand Prix will be faster this year
      239 6  - Grand Prix will be faster this year E. PETERS Says WELCOME news to the competitors In this year's Johore Grand Prix to be held at Johore Bahru next Sunday: As from Monday they can purchase Shell racin« fuel both for cars and motor cycles. The Shell Company (Singapore), Ltd.. have
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      Japs drew the crowds in Pre-war boxing era
      1323 6  -  ROGER YUE By \rosiiio shtrai Japanese flywright boxing king, has- brought the flrs< World Championship to the Land of the Rising sun. it was not just a personal victory for this 112-lb boxing mikado hi 1 indeed tor the whole of the
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      MARY RUNS HER WAY TO FAME
      474 7  -  GERRY ISAAC By atitsT discov< m L S fi tin MaS lH f she fust made her compeu»i- championpore A""W 1 v X- two months SSSFwSS *nd coming star. Zfitit* tr&d and are rhed the top m SO short a Sand that means quicker
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      Sports beat
      481 7 JT is high time someone /ned "ameiv to this Malaya Cup soccer row. Je Football Association l h Malaya must ignore the weatings emanating from tLH ta u te of Selangor and Hf by its decision: a *akover f Or Penang i publi(>itv t<; g n V imllvp
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      Officials row over Tokyo
      632 7  -  TAN HONG POH By STRONG wind has been blowing over 4 the Sinj apore table-tennis trout and a storm may soon develop. Matter In dispute is the selection ol officials and players for the 2nd Asian Championships which will take place m Tokyo between S< i>t.
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      Fast bowler has a run of 25 yards
      161 7 Fast bowler has a run of 25 yards rpKUE story rrom the Sussex 1 village of Yapton Their fast bowler has j run-up of 25. yards. Agains a neighbouring village h came thundering down Iron near the sight-screen inn took I wicket. As the batsmai passed his colleague he askei
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        35 7 AS you read this I am on the high seas, heading for a spell of home leave m Britain. I take the opportunity to say en/ reioir to all friends, acquaintances, contacts and snorts fans.
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        22 7 C^ 1 FOR ALL SPORTS The lUxt llritish cups/medals HUNDREDS lySftl^ ll P.H.HENDRY A 78 North Bridge Road. 4^msß^ SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR.
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      The Queen influences U.S. fashions
      862 8 NEW YORK. J7ORMER PRESIDENT r Harry S. Truman took off for Independence, Missouri, early the other morning after a week m Manhattan as "Tourist Truman." With Bess and Margaret he took m several Broadway shows, lunched and dined at some of New York's most famous
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      Merry feels wonderful
      103 8 board thai lights up at will? Or put your child to bod In s crib whose side drops down to the refrain o! Brahms •Lullaby"? It your tastea run to the near-Oriental perhapi three-piece furniture suite libelled by its manufactaj with devastating candotfl] The Thing", might appal
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      MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
      909 8 (Continued from Page 1) clearing and far below ttv land spread like a giant revolving atlas. The war torn earth was mantled with snow. Soon they were above the battle line. Sudden sprays ol light started bursting all around as the anti-aircruit guns opened fire. Bumped like blown
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        30 8 g^" 3 The Oriental Optical^ OPTOMKTRISI* MAN. I "'T"^ Sh'»» I.ATKSI MOI>KRN NJUlP*"^^^ Re-decorated and Air Tai Thong Restaubamt I (Happy World) I I is T H E place A
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      31 9 Above: Fire victims here receive a warming cup of tea from a Blue Cross worktr m the godown. au miofkprc take time off to chat while their babies sleep comfortably m
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      THE MYSTERY OF WOMAN 15 FACTOR X
      207 10 WOMEN have more strength m mcir mue [infers man men have m all their bodies when it tomes to putting up a fuht against illness, doctors were told. Dr W S. M'u-Donald. a Leeds family doctor, said at the British Medical Association meeting
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      ODD BITS
      146 10 picture. photo. off mirilv* |UDGE TUDOR BEES said at Brentford. Middlesex. County Court: "Whether or not language is foul depends son; 1 in»e> on the p;irt of the country m which it is used. "Certain language may be foul m the South of England but i\o^ foul m
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      64 10 LOIS ZIERK of New York City !"aps into the i ir will graceful rase 'houi'h it's .1 iliffiruit daBCC itep she's performing. Lois appear as an Indian maid dancer m tin' outdoor production "Lost Colony." svmphoni* drama m its 13th srason a ir» moke I I uid. She pr I
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      YOUNG BLOOD WANTED— AT ST. PAUL'S
      90 10 YOUNG BLOOD WANTED— AT ST. PAUL'S i proposal to put d retired A nuivva, tribunal cone -i ti i with the structui St Paul's Cat i uv the Court C immon iMfU-il n; I. Mr. Don moving ti» it the m it icuttion b; said: "I do feel a I
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      JAPS PROTEST
      43 10 The Japanese government last night lodged a strong pretest with the Republic of Korea covernment demanding punishment of South Korean policeman who fired a: a Japanese coast guard vessel yesterday morning from a much-disputed pile of rocks m the Japan sea.
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      Bank gang fail second time Secret beatthem
      421 10 Bank gang fail second time Secret beatthem THE sea-man gang that .spent fost week-end trying to raid a Forest Gate bank strongroom failed for the second time. Detectives have decided that this Westminster Bank job was handled by the men who failed to breach the vaults of the Royal Bank
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      This new-look TV is exciting
      190 10 This new-look TV is exciting I>.H C engineer* uuve perfect- ed device which something like 3-D on the TV screen and it is exciting. It is called "Overlay and blends a film with a live show SO that viewers cannot tell everything is not happening just as they see it.
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      France Has Key Money Problem; 8 to a Room
      1002 11  -  STEPHEN COULTER h PARTS. T vr lor a home? l°° K MhlnK not too b>*. Cd centre 2!fh d vea? searchinß not for a house but even ivfora 3-room flat; ■ft? same total I^alone 150.000 young marS couple-s are without homes
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      Bridge Hand
      80 11 IP 10 North overbid ,t s on vhich o b «n, ilr Conv«tion H c the knowledne that South nrrnn C f s was "0^ enoußh o S n i a sc>lld sDa <^ g; 1 bid five spach.s over Ib^r U T h Jtl es one of
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      BUCKLEY
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        177 12 NOW i* //me /o invest m B duties iio)'))Uillx ht* rtoi'mi'ii by i'i"/it I UII< X >' fll'/ //•I* M > It i frill* ft I Is^" fl j a Jl ■ft 11 PMIUPS I Jf ll >tf"^\ m^tl I'U v moutrii &CO (M) LTD AAt///m t though it may
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        The Biggest People are Tongans
        986 13 The Biggest People are Tongans A Their cricket matches used to be 300-a-side. lasted for weeks and laws tad to be introduced to prevent them spending 4 their time at the fame. Their politeness is equalled only by their neighbours, the Fijians, says Philip Snow IN the South Pacific, if
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        61 13 'W?W JM t'Wffl %L* A TONIGHT LION TIGER STOUT "NIPS" Will Be Presented To Lucky Couples By Kind Courtesy Ol Messrs. Fraser Neave LtdCmm Ami Enjoy Yourself At The HtpfU* Cabaret In The City The Happy Cabaret Wm lI V v/t Apmimo§9m Wm Our ff»tfr»»i /< or i n 9
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      OLSON'S MANAGER'S VIEWS...
      255 14  -  Sydney Hulls By i^i\ THOUSAND miles »waj m IIM 5M M i tin Valley af < ilifoinia ili»* phoin- rang, sid Flaherty inswered ii tni heard: "Hello, sitl h's Svdtn-v Hulls Kpeaking i tin London." i.Ui-iiv, win* naaafefl Imerieaa tiiictfll t- w»Mt;lit Carl "Kolio" OKon. ■M »ol
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      Ong Leng will be the star
      785 14  -  MOK SIAN PIN Spore inter-schools sports? There should be many new marks By ril.W ONN LENG, Malaya's outstanding schoolboy athlete and holder of the Malayan 440-yard hurdles record, should he the star performer at the Singapore inter-schools annual athletic meet which starts on Raffles
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      JAP SWIMMER HAS RETIRED
      45 14 /\NE oi Japan's ambassadors of XJ xoodwill, 25-year-old Bhtro Ha.thi/.utne. .stylist, swimmer who was placed se< ond to Ford Konno of the United States In the 1.500 metres r;ire at the Helsinki Olympic Games, hai announced hti retirement from con* petition
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      Hargreaves ends Mill's great run
      182 14 JACK Hargreaves was the only British Ryder Cup player to battle his way into the semi-final of the 2.000 guineas Swallow Harrogate professional golf tournament here yesterday. Today he will meet Eric Lester, rail 34-year-old West of England player for a place In the finals.
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      MARCIANO DOES NOT SCARE THIS GUY LA STARZ
      167 14  - MARCIANO DOES NOT SCARE THIS GUY LA STARZ JACK HAND By UOST FlGHlaaa wno nave b,, n v v Marciano don't want to tiik ,k A U b y star.. Is different. He iantsmo^ tt'A^fj he was hit harder by another ruy Rollie < "When Rocky knocked mo down t
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      BOBET IMPROVES HIS POSITION
      38 14 I outoon Bobet of France von the 20th lap of the ToUi ,r P r<i;iy covering the 70 kilometres In hour 49 mm B ivei ill i lei tour, thiw brilliantly improvld his placl
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      50 FOR GAMES
      31 14 AUSTRALIA Is likely to .send mor< than M itnletd U) the British Empire Games In Canada nexi JulyAUgUSt, said the secretary of the Oamea Federation. Mr. J Hu-
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      DYNAMITE'S PUNCHES PACKED TNT
      214 14 DYNAMITE'S PUNCHES PACKED TNT \FRICAN KID Dynamite stoop* Queenslander Alan Landers is three rountU Brisbane Stadium Dynamite attacked from the srx bell and maintained his offecsM throughout the fight He wastoo:is for Landers, who was hard-pressed protecting himself from the two-town attack and seldom landed a punch* )u> opponent's ducking
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      Aussies rugby tour of Ceylon
      35 14 AUSTRALIAN Ru«by Un f; A se ndln« two UjjMj ,V u island oo aw J 30 The Ceylon our WJJ earn wiU Mr Harry .-^l' It Will 'Ai;' ttlf ICM
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      BADMINTON HAS TAKEN A
      395 15  -  VETERAN We need Freeman By T i\lF badminton In Malaya is m the doldrums or B least it has been for the past year since the thrillthomas r»P pamca played at Kuala Lumpur and l-ist lune period of slump is to be expected for any other
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      HONGKONG WILL DO BETTER
      106 15 THE Honj? Kong toccer tean now vis'.t ne Australia has impressed fans with its clever ball control, trapping, dummying, and quick switches of positions. The team thrilled a crowd o! more than 30.000 m its first match m Sydney m which it was unlucky to lose
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      SUSSEX COULD ONLY EARN 4 POINTS
      280 15 YUKitMiittr. siru^giing near me loot 01 the English County Championship table yesterday thwarted the bid of Sussex to gain the necessary 12 points to retain the leadership. The Southern County had to be content with four points for first innings lead and second place
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      Results
      153 15 At Bristol G lf nm Met shire bt E>sex by 136 runs. Qlouceetenhfri 200 and 220. Esh-x 112 hmc! 178 tHoishill M). Al Hasting*: Sussex- Yorkshire match drawn. Yorksiure 22t; md 212 for 7 (Wilson not oiu 84. Lowaoa 58. Marlai riKhtarm oflbreak 5 lor 52 Sussex 3«7 for
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      21 STARTERS FOR CHESTERFIELD
      85 15 rpWKNTY-on* fin;.i acceptor! v. 11 h ■rHfhti )<>r tin CheiUrflgW G'lM) tO tM run OVCf n KIIC ;i»kl ;i quarter ;<: Goodwood mm Prkkij i hlrtcen of Diamond! 9 i 71b > i im I B i in< I lOlbl Ity) a V !»4. Pkstnel Roi
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      Rech held after 2-goal lead
      133 15 Vo" 1 Chinese „1( reatlon vJ^ Ht Stadhim vine ri a clean hard-fought s Ulth^,Lr?" ld p(1 *»»n ftghUng II wa ttorei CONBI INI II »«l x »< XN( lIIXI n\\ id THI DAT. Though Km i :<•■ *ar< nac combination thej managed themaelvea on
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      ARCHERY CHAMP
      15 15 XJ)V j. rrencn ..n.i. .> champion won Ihc ship In Wl chard! f- A.P.
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      Will he be in America's next Thomas Cup Team?
      16 15 DAVE FREEMAN conqueror 0/ Wonu Peng Soon
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      194 15 S 'pore A.A.A. may invite Chapman riMiK Singapore Amateur Ath--1 iriic Association may <xU nd an Invitation to tin- Chh f Bcottistl Coach. H A I, Chapman, to give series of lectures and demonstration! to local coaches and athlete! afl( r his two-month stay m BoriiM The invitation will he
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      LINZEE'S DEBUT HERE TODAY
      71 15 LINZEE 'S DEBUT HERE TODAY THE Souih ertektter, R Unzee. «ii! mHkr liis <lebut In Mftli prklwt when he will pl»y for Nrgrl Ktmblfon again.sl Stngftpon m t»ir Colony l««--<lay. T"he Negri tenm is Egfrton unpt >. Boon Oon Lor, Thlllacaretiuiß, i"veudran. Ouodtndnß, Malinuii ti, K)»oo Bent Hogirtm, Belrabtrt, 1
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        78 15 M BWm g±[~ w^r V X ih. irecM) k««c of Urn BTEAITS BUDGET cm be y v«ni »»v Air Mail t<» am Mkveu m Im i «»«iro Kincdora -»t mi inclnilvf r.*t»- of (< $24.00 FOB SIX MONTHS tf II m u.oii the -BUDGET whilr on toft «»r \%ish m
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      IT WAS THAT MAN BEDSER AGAIN
      234 16 It the weather is kind England has a chance THANKS If** 11 to tlie marvellous bowling by Alec Hedser, who beat larrir (irimmett's all time Test record bag of 216 wickets, England dismissed Australia m the final over at Leeds yesterday with the tourists
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      HULL PUTS UP A GRAND SHOW
      71 16 Indonesian X! 3; Europeans..:! INDONESIAN XI beat a European side 3—2 at soccer yesterday on SCC padang. but if It had not been for the brilliant Soalkeeping of Hull. Europeans would have lost by three tunes that margin The Indonesian forward* tested Hu'U leverely,
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      BIRTH
      22 16 UKFTEN: To V«>ra (nee Jolliffe* wife nf Cant. D. R Green, io pmo Gurkha Rifles. 19th July. B.M.H. Sifuaoore. a hoy.
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      DEATH
      59 16 DONG: On July 24'h. 1953. Madam Lav Ting Me. 1 sged 74, wii> of R?\ Don? Bins* Sen« mother of Dong Chui Sin^. Mrs P<ul I") mi; Mrs. Teo Pwet Ghee. Mrs. Su Pun ChOOf, Mrs. Tan Lye Whatt, Mrs Richard Koh Sin Sen«. Cortege SBavtaf 987. Upper S'nnooon
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      MARRIAGE
      54 16 ON JULY 18TH, 1953. at S' James's, Rowledge. Surrey, by tlv Rev. Dr. A. B. Winner. Vicar of Rowledge, Lieutenant <E> J. M 'Whrte. RN.. elder son of Mr. and Mrs. James Whyte of Kawll Beaconirleld and Kuala Lumpur, to Phyllis Margaret, youngest daughter of General Sir Rob and
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      Umpire Chester's 'not out'
      680 16 EVANS quickly fell leg-be-fore yesterday morning, while executing a terrific hook with his bat far removed from the ball'.s vicinity and this wicket made Lindwall four wickets for 40. SIMPSON CAME AND THEN A MOST REMARKABLE INCIDENT OCCURRED. Simpson Ml batting freely and on drove one
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      COLONY LINE UP
      85 16 SINGAPORE'S line-up for the first round FOOD! Scone Cup tie <: 'ins' T »un Seirbilan at the Badtninton Stadium at 8.30 p.m. tonight Uld lOOtorron was announced vesterd.iv a.s follows: SINGLES: 1. On^ Poh I im. 2. Andrew ran. 3. Quek Kenv> Chuan: l>«ubl«'s: l Oiiij Poh
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      PENANG WEIGHTS
      373 16 WMTKIOHTI for VM day (Saturday. \u&. 1> of Penang Turf Club's AikiiU Uank Holiday mretliu TIIK PBNANG CIT CL. 1. DIV. 1— 1 M. \Voo<W-»tr Inn Ml Fndl Uiinmt'iit II Ml Km; i»ml 1.13 Kioadside «.<»< Mubarak *.<»:? Kignlelto I.fl 01...M-I Duly Ml Quarter Heck 7.13 Hunolulu 7.1?
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      BAGBY HORSES SHOW OFF BEST A PENANG
      341 16  - BAGBY HORSES SHOW OFF BEST A PENANG ALLAN LEWIS From pPNANG trainer Wall, Educed t. newcomers, PERCUSSION and RrBBFR p?J£^ this morning, when ollicial tr.umn,? h. OltTt Penang Turf Clubs August Bank Lu*** 1 which starts next Saturday Hohto Percussion (Tail) made a good impression k went over three m
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        288 16 CLASSIFIED AHS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS MR. Sc MRS. P. RETNASA t BAPATHY of Paloh Estate thanK all relatives and friend lor their good wishes and kind yifts on the occasion of their marriage on 25th June. 1953. at Seremban. MR MRS WONG THIN HOY and family thank all relatives an'i friends for
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