The Singapore Free Press, 9 June 1954

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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press i .truest Afternoon Sale m Malaya. iTO. Singapore, Wed., June 9, 1954. Price ISCti
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    Beauty queen held after stabbing
    126 1 Beauty queen held after stabbing FORMER Hollywood him technician stabbed to death yesterday, and arrested his wife, a movie player 10 was "Miss Los Angeles'' of 1950. rharles Havden Brown, 47, who had working as a car parking lot endant, was stabbed above the heart, died without regaining: conscious- wife,
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    Jap defence plan
    23 1 n s Conservative Pro--1 Party yesterday ana five-year defence to build up Japan's land, i air forces to 265,000 A.P.
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    'Plane landed on 2 wheels'
    184 1 'Plane landed on 2 wheels Officer John B. Perkins i the sixth session of Kallang air crash inquiry morning that it apu 1 to him that the Conllation which crashed on 13. on its first touch vn. landed on both wheels and was level. the touch-down was se to the
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    Rubber for China
    29 1 n Is negotiating with i to sell rubber over and the f>o,ooo tons contracted this year. Mr. R. G. SenaMinister of Commerce rrade said yesterday. U.P.
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    Wettest Whitsun
    16 1 >ndon experienced 111 wetwhitsun of the century. Ministry weather experts J terday. Re uter
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    Boys buried alive in rock fall
    57 1 Boys buried alive in rock fall TWO boys, chasing a rabbit up a steep bank near their homes m Laceby, Lincolnshire, yestera heavy fall of earth and heavy fall of earth and rocks. The boys, 21-year-old Raymond Cater and 16--year-old Geoffrey Marshall, were dead when dug out. It is thought
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    Rubber price
    25 1 The Singapore rubber market opened quietly this morning with first srade. June shipment, at 64.3/8 cents a pound Ore-eighths cent above yesterday's dosing.
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    Generals on tour
    16 1 six Persian generals are m the United State on ;i .short observation tour.
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    STUDENTS: 'DISCIPLINE IS SUPERVISOR'S JOB'
    146 1 SINGAPORE'S Director of Education, Mr. K. M Young said this morning thai the onuso! dealing with 1,120 Chinese student., camped m the Chinese High School m Bukit Timah m pi against national service registration was the responsibility of the school's Supervisor. He said- "The question
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    SCRAP THE J.B. UNIVERSITY PLAN
    683 1 SCRAP THE J.B. UNIVERSITY PLAN Joint Govt. group says: TWE proposal to move the I'nivrrsity ftf 1 Malaya to Johore Bahru should be abandoned as a whole, and the Iniversity should be sited initially, m Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. This is the recommendation of the joint committee appointed by the
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    Reds are warned: US ready to strike back if...
    205 1 Reds are warned: US ready to strike back if... MR. John Poster Dulles yesterday |aye the Communists a double barrelled warning that the United States was ready to break oH the Geneva talks, unless early progress was made, and would strike back it Communist China intervened m tlie Indo China
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    NO MORE SEATS AT PARADE
    30 1 All t lie seats available for the public at the Queen'.s birthday parade m Singapore tomorrow have been allocated. The parade starts at 7.30 a.m.
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    ATTLEE RETURNS
    26 1 Mr. Clement Attlee, the leader of the Labour Party, returned to London by air yesterday after a four-day visit to Denmark and Sweden- Router.
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      106 1 i i Contain Vitamins A, Hi, B 2 and I), also PP ViUmini (Niacin), Iron. Calcium and Phosphorus. The Goodnight Beverage that helps you to say "Good Morning A bedtiiM cup of 'Ovaltine' taken taetj \\j nifht will help you to fed gloria* sly -z^'' alive on top of the
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    New woman driving tester is an expert
    184 2 ANEW woman driving testei for the Singapore TraJH< I'olice Branch lias been appointed. She is Mrs. Vera Williams (rifht) an <\ perienced Colony motorist. She replftCet Singapore's first woman tester, Mrs. L. Keelan, who has left for the United Kingdom on leave. Mrs.
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    A guest sails in today
    62 2 A FORMER prisoner-of-war m Malaya and now whip Of the Liberal Party of the Tasmanian House of Assembly Mr. T. G. Pearsall. will arrive m Singapore today m the Gorgon. He will stay here for about a month as a guest of the local Commonwealth
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    INDONESIA SENDS 'TERMS' TO DUTCH
    118 2 INDONESIA SENDS 'TERMS' TO DUTCH THE INDONESIAN Government la understood to have sent a note to the Dutch Government settine two conditions for the improvement of relations between the two countries: First the liquidation of the Dutch-Indonesian Union under the Dutch Crown; secondly, the transfer of Western New Guinea to
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    15 years" gaol far an ex-Red
    110 2 15 years gaol far an ex-Red A former East German Foreign Minister, Herr Georg Dertinger has been sentenced to 15 years, hard labour, the East German radio reported yesterday. The Fast Berlin radio reported that the East German Supreme Court had tried a "gang of conspirators" led by Dertinger. They
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    TWO TRUCE PLANS SPLIT GENEVA
    378 2 Who should supervise? rHF West and Kussia clashed openly at Geneva yesterday on the question of whether Communist nations should help supervise an Indo-China armistice. Mr. Anthony Eden. British Foreign Secretary Formally proposed that India. Pakistan, Burma, Indonesia and Ceylon the "Colombo powers"-— should be
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    The village of long-haired men are 'wild'
    79 2 The village of long-haired men are 'wild' HAIR is worn long among (he men of the secluded village of Broughton Astley, Leicestershire. Four years ago, the village barber retired after 40 years of cutting hair. No-one ha s replaced him Now m desperation the pirish council has appealed to the
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    Gen. Navarre a first class leader says Pleven
    173 2 Gen. Navarre a first class leader says Pleven ITHE French Assembly deb.'c on Indo-China was adjourned yesterday after Premier Laniel had said that Foreign Minister M Bidault would attend the debate th afternoon. M Bidault had to stay m Geneva yesterday "m order to attend a very important meeting". Earner
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    TRUCE FIXED-FOR WOUNDED
    95 2 fFHE VIETMINH yesterday A agreed to the French offer of a temporary ceasefire m zones of Indo-China to permit evacuation of some of their wounded and sick soldiers. Peking radio said the Vietminh High Command, m replying to the French message, proposed .suspension of all military activities
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    Princess goes to a ball
    48 3 picture. Smilingly confident m her new Hartnell gown, Princess Alexandra arrives at Grosvenor House m London to attend the Alexandra Rose Ball with her mother, the Duchess of Kent. This was the first big public ball that the young Princess had attended. Reuter
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    9 Arabs on trial for sedition
    91 3 N\r.ib leaders were on n Zanzibar protec;terday on charges of seditious articles essing seditioui materprosecutlon charged ol the article^ publish- drawn from Commu•urces, and introduced Communist newsletters and Ta as evidence. 1 000 Arabs gathered the High Court, which rded heavily by police my
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    ess has operation
    12 3 :kwood. the actress. aperatlon for appen■u London yesterday.— Reuter
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    Let Russia see our H-blast
    80 3 Let Russia see our H-blast Says America ATOMIC Energy Commissioner Thomas Murray suggested m Washington yesterday that the United State.s should .stage a special demonstration of a 1954 model hydrogen bomb for representatives of all nations, Including Russia. Murray, otic of the five members of the Atomic Energy Commission, declared:
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    U.S. plan for Turkey
    18 3 The United States plans to make Turkey independent ol foreign aid within four year.,
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    SEE PSYCHIATRIST', MCCARTHY TOLD
    164 3 v N'ATOR Stuart Symington told Senator Joseph Me- ""thy ye.sterday he had jo to a psychiatrist." ■■m»ton gave that ad- M he and McCarthy i m another angry nge ut the McCarthyAr bearings. Jt was touched off when thy insisted that Sy- "i take the Witi
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    U.S. AIR TECHNICIANS TO STAY ON IN INDOCHINA
    231 3 U.S. AIR TECHNICIANS TO STAY ON IN INDOCHINA TiHE United states \ir lone will maintain Its force of 200 technician! m Indto China »y Ming volunteers, a Defence Department spokesman said m Washington yesterday. The spokesman said replacements sent Into Indo-China were expected to serve for 90 days, with the
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    But horse didn't scare the Queen Mother
    85 3 But horse didn't scare the Queen Mother A FRIGHTENED hor.se reared up m front of Queen Mother Elizabeth at the Royal tournament m London yesterday throwing to the ground the groom who VH holding it. The groom .scrambled to hLs feet and quietened the hor.se The Queen Mother had stepped
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    That car for $2.50
    59 3 MR William Harvey of i i (iniii ton yesterday bought a lt|| Morris Minor car for 5s lid. ($2.50 Straits) after waiting 40 hours outside a Birmingham car dealer's office. The car was advertised on Saturday niijht. The proprietor decided to "have a fad and let
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    'West Berlin has not been forgotten'
    274 3 DULLES GIVES AN ASSURANCE VIR. JOHN FOSTER DULLES, the United States iTI Secretary of State yesterday assured West Berlin that the Western world, despite its preoccupation with Indo-China. had not forgotten its people or its problems. Mr. Dulles gave this assurance at his weekly
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. June 9. 1954. Opinion Study isn't everything
    364 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. June 9. 1954. Opinion Study isn't everything It h;i.s been said that undergraduates ol the University of Malaya mingle too infrequently a:id too little with each other, that they evince .scant interest m extra mural activities, and that they show a disinclination lor discussions, informal
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    INSIDE RUSSIA
    1119 4  -  RENE MacColl v ifh In Georgia where moustaches make a man, and it's an insult to sip brandy. NEXT: MacCOLL BY THE CASPIAN SEA Travelling reporter Rene Mac Col on his way through the heart of the Soviet land. This despatch comes from the colourful country where Stalin
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      36 4 Charm and Choice SENA'S The c«clu«ivc »nd unique selection of |<wcllery Cold .md Silverware always available at Sena's is prob.ibly the most extensive and varied m Malaya. H. SENA LIMITED HIGH CLASS JEWELLERS Singapore, Penang Bangkok.
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    EFFICIENCY PLAN FORCOUNCIL
    237 5 EFFICIENCY PLAN FORCOUNCIL T'HE administration of x Singapore City Council will be streamlined further next year to speed ud departmental work and ensure a better service to the oublir To achieve this, the Council's Organisation and Methods department will be Increased by six officers and a clerk from next January.
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    Sex books on sale; believed smuggled
    131 5 Sex books on sale; believed smuggled M X hooks and magazines h written i" Chinese are •pealf on sale m Singapore. CmUmen are mostly hiiKitow" youths. They can obtain books from l <»rs near People's Pirk m N«W Bridge Road. al night Most of the literature is believed to be
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    Bandits kill village councillor
    128 5 Bandits kill village councillor S KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. i village councillor, Mr. A Wong Wah, 45. was murirred by terrorist! m his home In Subang new village, 19 miles ol here, early today. His widow said: "We were at home when we heard S outside. Someone called 'We are Government
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    REDS FIRE RUBBER STORE
    95 5 REDS FIRE RUBBER STORE KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. rpERRORISTS burnt down 1 a rolling shed and rubber store at Kuantan. Pahang, yesterday. Labourers yesterday found the body of a terorist. Sam Choy. ol the terror organisation m the Panching area. Border clash A terrorist was killed m the Trengganu-Pahang border area
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    The confession of 5 S'pore hawkers
    159 5 'SORRY, BUT WE HAD HO LICENCES' pIVE hawkers m Singapore have confessed to the Rural Board: Sorry, we have been operating for two years without a licence. "Hut give us one now," they added. This is the first time unlicensed hawkers have volunteered such
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    Blocked road
    31 5 A taxi-driver. Too Cheng Swee. who picked up passengers m the centre of North Bridge Road on Sept. 8. was fined $20 In Singapore yesterday for causing dnncivssary obstruction.
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    Scouts may have to move to new HQ
    185 5 Scouts may have to move to new HQ Singapore Scouts headquarteri may have to "ut of Sands House In lenian Street, because land •i Stamford Road and Rise is wanted for pment m connection with eminent aduH education Dublic library building UP. \a House is m the middle! property. 1
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    First place to 94 mph model plane
    93 5 First place to 94 mph model plane IWE "Super Challenger* which clocked a speed of •J4 miles per hour, won first place at the team-racing competition .sponsored by the Singapore Aero-Modellers Society at Pay a Lebar. The flight was made- on B 10-mile lap. Pilot of the winning plane, powered
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    Well water polluted
    79 5 ACTION will soon be taken by the City Council to close down all the wells m the Kampong Duchess area Of Th£ ga fonows a report by the City Analyst that .samples of water taken from 20 different wells m the area, were found to be grossly
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    Film star due in Ipoh
    46 5 IPOH Tues. Hong Konaj screen star Cheung Yin? arrives here on Thursday to be present at the midnight premiere of his latest Cantonese film, "Unfinished Love," at the Odeon Theatre on Saturday. He will give a short description of the film.
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    Lake stocked with fish from the air
    91 6 Lake stocked with fish from the air Anew IDEA m stocking lakes with fish has been tried out successfully by trie Hawke'* Bay Acclimatisation Society m New Zealand. Wanting to stock a lake 1 trout the Society discovered that the big problem was one of transport. The lake was almost
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      307 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis YUP, THIS 'HOT' JEWELRY JEWEI THIfVES SEND U7/7^ -\r^ %W/,W±' *\khS COMFSrOuWROV^L I THEIR LOOT TO YOU 70 %y^ A S T N H E GHOSI V OVER. 8166E5T J_> tV OKIER GOT tow Wj/fcX^i TARZAN by Edgar Rice Burroughs f T^f. vf.
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      509 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR BOKN TODAY, ll>. tUtt have given you »hM| j everything that one miglu *fch for lame and success talent; business ability when mm! j bined with a partner; imlt pendence m idea and action; sympathy with the problem- it others; and last but not least, the ability
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    Anxiety for two missing soldiers
    252 7 miiE SINGAPORE German Consul General, Dr. Hans Ullrich Granow was worried this morning about two German French Foreign legionnaires of whom nothing has been heard, since they jumped over-board a little way of! Singapore six days ago. The two men jumped from the Norwegian ship
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    Bogus firm man fined
    59 7 IPOH. Wed.- For using false document* m a bid to cheat the customs. Leong Wei Keong. manager of a Hugh Low firm, was fined a total oi $1,250 by Mr. E. V. A. Peers. he President of the Session.(.■•Hirt. *>ns; was convicted ot King three falsified
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    Military police in parade
    51 7 BUTTERWORTH, Wed. i uniu irom the military ice and voluntary organisatf will take part m the "n's Birthday parade tom at Rogers Park Butter- >rth, at 8.30 a.m. Mi J l, a jjavies, Senior trict Office: Province Welsley will take the salute. KAF nlanes will fly
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    Boy meets man with a stick
    64 7 SIX DONALD MAC (iILLIVKA i in.ide a three-day tour of Johore this week. It was his first tour as High Commissioner. At the Chung Hwa High School m Rengit, Sir Donald met the school's only Wolf Cub, Chung Sing Kwok, 10. who formed part
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    INDIAN MILLS ARE WARNED
    83 7 THE SINGAPORE Indian 1 Chamber of Commerce ;»io warned Indian mills that should improve their ->r<>ducts if they want to keep l "c confidence of Malayan buyers They must realise that the sellers' market Is over. The buyer should be »iven what he wants", the Chamber
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    He's on a one-man crusade for trade
    231 7 He's on a one-man crusade for trade SINGAPORE is like an oasis to American businessman, Mr. Jon M. Jonkel, who is making a trade promotion world tour. He finds the city "a perfect holiday resort" after weeks of travelling m the Middle East and Thailand. The president of the Global
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    Moved pigs
    34 7 KUALA KANUSAR. W.-d For moving 50 piffl m his l«»rry without a permit Ting Heni Cheng, 32. of vSimpa« Dua. Bitl awan. was fined $750 m default three months 1 s^ ()1
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    Woman stabbed
    27 7 KLANG W«-d. A woman labourer, Latchmi. 22, employed at Bukit Jelatum KlanK h;is been stabbed. She was treated at the Klann Hospital as un outpatient.
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    MERCHANTS BEAT BAN BY JAKARTA
    214 7 MERCHANTS BEAT BAN BY JAKARTA 4,000-mile sea trip the secret SINGAPORE merchants are beating the Indonesian import ban by sending gOS)SiI to Jakarta through Hong: Kong. This meant extra freight charge* for the 4.000--tnile round trip, but it was better than letting the goods languish m local godowns, merchants laid
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    Transfer of health functions wanted
    128 7 Transfer of health functions wanted Singapore Progressive Party wunt.s the tr&uxfer to the City and Island Ocuncil of all public health iunctions on the preventive side now being carried out by the Government. This Is one of the planks of the party '.s 1955 election platform. A party ipofceaman yesterday
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    Three to pick Miss Speaker Liaison man to wed
    57 7 TAIPING, Wed. T h c Taiping Convent, Lady Treacher Girls' School, King Edward VII School and the St George's Institution will participate m an elocution contest on June 28. Each school will be represented by four speakers. Three judges will choose
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    Liaison man to wed
    68 7 TAIPING. Wed. Mr. Sle How Yik and Mi.s.s Soon Siew i Kee, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs Soon Kirn Choon, will be married at the Church of Our Lady of thp Sacred Heart m Klian Pau on Saturday. The bridegroom If a liaison officer attached
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    SINGAPORE HOLDS ITS FINES SUN FAIR
    394 8  - SINGAPORE HOLDS ITS FINES SUN FAIR PETER de CRUZ Story by Record crowds aid S.A. T.A. all you can for this worthy cause, urged Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, Deputy President of the Legislative Council, when he opened the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's fun fair at the Creat World Park. An hour
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    Britain drops in the beer league
    351 10 LEAGUE TABLE BELGIANS NOW CHAMPIONS BRITAIN has lost another title Champion Beer Drinkers of the World: The pints-all-round boys are now with the half-pinters m fourth place of the beer-drinker table. This sobering news is revealed m the June issue Of the Brewing Trade
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    'Mystery' warship
    180 10 11HE Diana, a BriUlli war.ship with a classification that puzzles the world, is lv visit Finland next month. The 2610-ton Diana is officially described as one o! the DarIng cla>s.s DaringLs the name of the leader nt the class of eight .siiijxs. Until 1953, the new ships, whi.
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    Three-to-a-cell is the rule now
    397 10 Three-to -a-cell is the rule now WHAT on m Eng- land's prisons? It is an unhappy state. Look at them: the grim Dartmoor, the harsh Parkhurst, the fearful Wormwood Scrubs, the sordid Strangeways. All are fearful echoes of a disciplined age, and their chimneys point to the sky like accusing
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    FINGERPRINTS
    392 10 CHEMICAL METHOD WILL REVOLUTIONISE CRIMINOLOGY. DISCOVERY of a chemical method of developing fingerprints as long as 12 years after they are made and probably indefinitely— has just been reported by two Swedish chemists. It makes no difference how faint the prints may have been m the first place. The
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      48 10 LONG LIVE THE QUEEN Celebrate The QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY At The City's ONLY Air Conditioned AIR VIEW CABARET (Off Maxwell Rd) TONIGHT -EXTENSION 1 A.M. Balloons Carnival Hats Numerous Prizes of MINIATURE BOTTLES of BELL'S OLD SCOTCH WHISKY FRENCH LIQUERS (By Courtesy of Messrs. WI LLS, LEE CO, LTD)
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    Then suddenly Trent had a gun in his hand
    1048 11 Then suddenly Trent had a gun in his hand A STRICKEN BOY LIVES.. A KILLER PREPARES TO DIE This is the final chapter of the crime serial, FIND THIS BOY! by Leonard Mosley SCOTLAND YARD Wed. 11 was genial Joe Trent, the bookmaker His plump face creased into its usual
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    Looking into the future
    41 11 photo. lM > re only a month old but already thew tuo wfciU lls an rye on the future they're destined as masrots l«»r iretoli Rcffimeni White float's are bred at the London Zoo for this purpose. Reuter
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    A smile from the hear!
    27 11 Nanete Fa bray, N-G-M player, always fat cs life with a smile and with such a cheerful outlook who could be harsh
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    PORTUGAL SHOWS THE WAY IN AFRICA
    453 11 IN a continent often torn by racialism or nationalism, Portuguese Africa is showing how blacks and whites can live together m peace. There's neither "Man Muu" terrorism nor an official doctrine of white racial superiority m the huge twin Portuguese African provinces of Angola
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    HEAT-WAVE!
    407 12  -  Eileen Ascroft by /TV! A i.l Ihis is what the pretty girl wears WHAT docs the pretty London wear on th<» first days of summer? I run tell you. because r have spent the lir.sl heat-wave day m tti»' London parks and most elegant shopping centre, which is now
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    For grand occasions
    26 12 photo This large hat is tor j;rand occasions. It is of white, very line straw with a black velvet ribbon and brooch. Popper
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    Bridge Hand
    459 12 North South vulnerable North dealer (Total point toam of four play) HOOT! |141 VK Q 6 OAB 4 3 3 2 WKMT 4 Q 6 I,\HT V A J 10 4 X 10 9 82 5 2 6 Q 10 6 \y 9 7 4 *H5 0 g
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    DO YOU WEAR THE RIGHT GLASSES?
    235 12  -  Lady Boyle Ky DO you wear glasses? I do when I go to the cinema, and I look for shapes to suit my face. But I notice that the women who wear glasses all the time always seem to choose frames that are conventional
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    'Women are superior'
    162 12 WOMEN whose husbands object to their working outside their homes, will be interested to read a new analysis of masculine objection* m a new book. The Natural Superiority of Women, by Ashley Montague (George Allen and I'nwin. 15/-). Many men see a wife working as a reflection
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      284 12 Daily Crossword (is r^l r^ CLVBI ACROSS ti &oe* this describe a joint of a i (iiojt at the sight ;t »>ird ship's waiter? mi. above the man? (4. 4, I). 7. Living temporarily m prison? 8. Hare's .slow rival <B>. <4. 7>. 9 Imagination conjures up tlie 11. I
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    They were sorry the caviar was finished
    658 13  -  STANLEY JOHNSON From Berlin to Moscow by the Blue train' by IT was a bright blue day 1 as I put my feet up, turned up my portable radio and prepared to Sit out a three-day train trip from Berlin to Moscow. Almost
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    Blonde beauty
    27 13 Lovely Marilyn Maxwell will soon be sn-n m Sinuap >re m "Paris Mndel". Paillette Coddard, Kva (labor and Barbara Lawrence arr also m the film.
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    The little Princess
    28 13 phoU>. Princess Anne waves to the < n.wds on her W V?J" '"Klni-han. Palace to Boston Station. wears a dou»w« breasted, lilted, liill-skir ted coat. Popper
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    PRINCE INFLUENCES CHILD CLOTHES
    482 13  -  Judith Simons by HOY m the world has ever had such an influence m the field of fashion as Prince Charles. Though his clothes are usually simple, any out-of-the-ordinary detail is absolutely certain to start a craze Since the royal children's first trip abroad brought Princess
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    Billy Wright at center-half
    247 14 Billy Wright at center-half riNGLAND'S captain Billy Wright played at centre*J half instead of his customary wing-half position In the World Cup Soccer team trial at Roehampton. Bedford Jeaard, the Fulham centre -forward opposing him, .seldom broke loo.se despite .some thoughtful moves by his club colleague Johnny Haynes. The l.st
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    Disqualified after 3 miles
    110 14 \1' I Pl< nun i mir-'.s. woik 00 lii f iMior'.. r.irm. 1 R-year-old Pett H<»ii came to i .in«'i ton (Devon i I i».i[ meetlni t<» run m tbe three mile ■niiv nftcrnoon. n<' i. td 1 1 1 iun on ii track i)> fore
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    TOO OLD AT 63?
    34 14 TO I i It Irk IDH fci W' 1 No Walter Packwood, of Park- I lie Ki.ik 11i:- I. taken 11 ,hi He run run U m W D. i'
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    NEW UMPIRE FOR TEST
    59 14 A NEW Test umpire. T. J. Bartley stands for the England-Pakis-tan match which starts at Lord's tomorrow. His partner will be Dai Da vies Bartley is 45 and has been a county cricket umpire for five years He was formerly a fast bowler with Cheshire and
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    Pardon my foot!
    83 14 Out h! Even the spectators duck us high-flying Antoniiv. EUcca of South America dn»p kicks his opponent. But shed no tears for the man taking it on the chin: he's used to it Wrestler on the receiving end is Hans Schmidt of Canada lie teamed with Hans
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    GLIDING CHAMP SETS RECORD
    50 14 \i\u P A Wills. British woi i hampion, :;et up .1 |a ii Brttl h !>'•■ ti record < '> averaging II per tioui it»i mi Hti mile (Ughl from La ham (Hamp* to Cambi .ti p. He ilinost doubled tli i>ie\iuu.s 1O;> k.lomclii-s whuh lie
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    'I MAY QUIT', SAYS SOLOMONS
    291 14 Intends promoting m United States From GERARD WALTER THK Cockell-Matthews world heavyweight title eliminator at the White City may be Jack Solomon's last bitf fight promotion m Britain. He told me yesterday he is seriously considering quitting the ftght business here and devoting himself to
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    GIRLS BEAT OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL MAJOR
    105 14 SWEDISH Major Henii St. Cyr. medal winner of The 1952 Olympic dressage contest was defeated by two German girls on the closing day ot the international horse show at Wiesbaden (Germany) on Monday. Miss Hannelore Wey^and of Duesseldorf won the big dressage event riding
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    S.C.C. WIN 2-0
    30 14 Singapore Cricket Club beat Tamil Brotherhood Association 2-0 m a SAFA Div. 2 league match on the padang yesterday. Scorers were Van der Meij and Mac Donald.
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    Wants to sue race stewards
    145 14 Wants to sue race stewards MISS Zena Daniels, 27. race horse owner and director of five metal companies, liu.s threatened to sue the steward^ of a race meeting Birmingham after they dLsQualified her horse Boreas as winner of the City of Birmingham Cup. Boreas, a 20 to 1 chance ridden
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    INTO 3rd ROUND
    55 14 Mrs Betsy Abbas of Egypt entered the third "round of the West ot England Lawn Tennis championship yesterday with a 6-3. 6-4 victory over Miss Dorothy Spiers of Britain. Jarsslav Drobny exiled Czech now an Egyptian citizen defeated J Parquarson of South Africn 8-1, 6-3. also m
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    LONGDEN IN LEGER
    41 14 Johnny Longden. the American lockey. will ride Blue Sail m the St. Leger— if the horse keeps tiLs form. "But he will have to be better than m the Derby to win that." said Loncden m New York.
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    CHANGI BEAT TENGAH BY 1 GOAL
    404 15 CHANGI BEAT TENGAH BY 1 GOAL Thrills as league leaders clash RAF Changi 1 RAF Tengah I. goal was harder earned than the one scored by Changi seven minutes from time when the Div. 1 league leaders clashed m a Singapore United Services tie at Changi yesterday. This victory takes
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    Positions to date
    225 15 DIVISION I I* W I) L F i Pis R A.F ChUlgl 13 9 3 1 27 II 21 RAP length 14 7 4 3 22 17 18 RA F BtkUr 13 8 1 4 29 20 17 FB W 12 7 0 5 23 24 14
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    G.H.Q. BEAT SELETAR 5-3
    58 15 fVH.Q. beat R.A F SeleUtr Spar- tans 5 3 m their Services Div. 2 league tie yesterday at Tan^lin. MRN.VR. and HEM E dre* 2 2 m their Div. 2 match. Two matches were po st P° net Div. 1 between RAP Seletar and Plyinf Boat
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    CEYLON TRIP DISCUSSED TONIGHT
    99 15 CEYLON TRIP DISCUSSED TONIGHT TMIL Singapore Amateur Athletic Association comttee will meet this evening to ILscuas an invitation from the Ceylon AA.A. to take part m championships m Colombo In September. Board and lodging will be vided by the Ceylon organi- but travelling finances be thra.shed out. Besides Singapore, Ceylon
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    GARDINI RETIRES
    60 15 G ARDINI RETIRES Fdusto Gardini. Italy's No. 1 announced yesterday he in.(i to retire from championship lawn tfnnis. Ciardini, 24, said this "definite ii, was made after his suspension for ten months by the talian Lawn Tennis Federation. He and another leading player. ispppe Merlo. were barred on the eve
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    LEAGUE DECIDER
    30 15 Hie Business Houses Div. 3 ie championship deciding match etween X P.M. and Thornycroft will be played at the F N and today instead of Sepoy 1 hips.
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES
    748 15 Latest positions m the Singapore An BtCttl Football Association Lea- .ire: leading goal-scorers m SAFA league and representative games are: K.ilnni Omar (Soeceriles) IS; Auang Bakar (Police) 12; Pan* Siang Hock (Tigers) II; Ibrahim .Mansoor (Marines) 9; Wahab Abu (Marinest Krishna (IRC) 9; lioon Kok Peow ((A)
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    MALAYAN OUT OF TENNIS MEET
    70 15 KH IP of Hon«kon|{ won two matches yesterday to rtACtl tnird round of the men"s sint-> the West of England lawn u-nnis rh«impi"n.«-hip«. In the first round he beat J Hannam < Britain i 6 2. C-3 and In thr .seonri round defeated D Charengulvtl
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    Rain to the rescue of Glamorgan
    179 15 Rain to the rescue of Glamorgan WHEN Pakistan declared leaving Glamorgan 125 minuses m which to get 211 runs there did not appear to be much hope of a decisive result. Then Glamorgan, while not attempting to force the pace lost the wickets of Jones. Muncer and Hedges for 13
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    Scoreboard
    130 15 Pakistan Ist. innings— 277 (.l.imorgan Isi iiinitiKs Ml Pakistan 2nd. innings Hanil Mohammad low v Shepherd 21 Alimuddln c HodfM b MeCoooon 32 WiKj.tr Hmmo b MeConnon >> MatyMMHl Ahmet; <• Rcdftl L» McOonnon Imtiaz Ahrm-d not out 1 Zulflqar Ahmed c W;<ikm.«: U IfcCanooa Kxfras 12 Total (for
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    OH MY! HOW COULD HE MISS
    78 16 RAF Changi ooalkeeper Smith is sprawled on the ground f right > at the feel of Tengah centre-forward Collins. Centre half Money 'left' is vainly i hosing Collins t>hot at the open goal Hoto could anyone miss'/ But the ball rolled outside the far
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    Alec Bedser withdraws from Test
    115 16 ALEc B£DSE& the Surrey medium iasi bowler, ha* withdrawn from England's team to play Pakistan m the first cricket Test beginning at Lords tomorrow. Bedser informed th<; MCC yesterday that as he had not been able to five his physical fitness a lull test m
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    SHE'S THE FIRST
    44 16 Sachiko Kamo. queen of Japanese tennis, will play m the Wimbledon championship! m London this month She |g the first Japanese .tm. in ever to ai^ear at Wimbledon ;uid the first Japanese to compete her c since the war. A. P.
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    SOLDENA IMPRESSIVE OVER 1/2-MILE
    305 16 Ipoh horses out for fast work •r ef Free Press Racing Correspondent COLDENA with Straker astride was impressive m a half mile gallop on the training track at Ipoh this morning. Steadily gathering speed, she ran the last 3f. m 38 -1/5. Only a few horses
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    Dockyard lacked an Awang Bakar
    55 16 THREE »oals by centre-for-j ward A'Aang Bakar en- 1 abled Police to beat H.M. Dockyard 4-2 m yesterday's SAFA Div. 1 league tie at Jalan Besar stadium. If Dockyard had had a sharp shooting forward they would have won. They seemed to combine befter and
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    LANDY 4 min 1.6 sec
    32 16 John Landy, Australia's crack miier, ran the mile In 4 mm.v 1»3 sees- equalling his previous beston a heavy, wet cinder track m Stockholm last night.- Reuter
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    Warwick wrest 4 points from Derby
    324 16 \vr \KWI( KSHIKF, who increased their lead by four points for a first innings win against Derbyshire, were the only side at the head of the County championship table to benefit from the rain ruined fixtures which ended yesterday. Heavy overnight rain raused a
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