The Singapore Free Press, 30 June 1954

Microfilm: NL2439
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya. i i::!»H7. Singapore. Wed., June 30, l?r»l. Price Cfll
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    GIRL DIES AS CAR HITS TREE
    84 1 GIRL DIES AS CAR HITS TREE CAR crashed into a tree at the 7th milestone Changi iad. Singapore, this mornkilllng a girl and serious■iiiin- two others. girl was 20 year old anette MacDonald a teleme operator of the OrienT(>lephone and Electric ■upany. died on the way to hospiHer parents are
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    An improper conclusion
    185 1 SAYS AIR CRASH INQUIRY JUDGE MR. Justice Knight, president of the Kallang air crash iiiiry in Singapore, talked with all counsel in his chamthi.s morning then an:ed in the court:— has been represented to that certain remarks I yesterday might have n the impression to the that
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    Rubber Price
    5 1 tin. a p
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    ALL AGREED
    20 1 Thailand signed the In 1 temationa] Tin A^rmen! ;:i i/>ndon yeitcrdaj -u o ensuring KJO per cent i
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    Marjorie still can't believe it
    39 1 Marjorie st ill can't believe it picture. Mis* Marjorie k fMisn Malaya* photographed this morning, wearing a kimono and drinking a cup of coffee she Lmghingly Insisted on putting on "a little make-up" before faring the camera Free Press
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    GOVTS. VIE FOR HONOURS MEN
    276 1 Dilemma for 35 JUK Singapore 'and Federation GoveriMqjta, mbUk will have their own civil services from tomorrow, are now in keen competition to get the services of 35 Iniversity of Malaya students who hope to graduate with honours next month. Normally the Singapore Government interviews
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    5 held in 5am swoop
    108 1 I^HRKh men and two women were detained early todas alter Singapore police raided ,ui attap hut ;it the 13 mi. Sembawang Road. A targe quantity of Communist* documents were recovered. The police were led t'V DSP Mr. J. Kerr, Members oJ the re t-i ve
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    IT'S PEACE IN GUATEMALA
    67 1 /IUATKM ALA'S new military Junta Announced ye§terdai that it had negotiated a truce with the rebel forces U*d by Colonel Castillo Armas ar-i-oiding to a Guatemala Radio j message receiv»'d In 8el!«<». British Honduras The H:i(llo Mid that the Junta under Colonel Monion, had dissolved thr
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    I WAS SO
    154 1 Miss Marjorie (*i hate bathing costumes") lfee, 21-year-old Malayan Airways hostes* wh<» was elected "Miss Malaya" in Singapore last ni^ht, woke earU tinmorning and nibbed her eyes savins;: 1 an still trying t«» r. .iii-c I am n<»i dreaming". The girl, who will represent Malaya in the
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    ON TIN PLAN
    17 1 itppori '>r scheme rtaly I] sign th menl it was offlrul. announced. R< uter.
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    RED VICTORIES WORRY CEYLON
    27 1 Sweeping victories bv u United Front oi Conunuaists and Trotskyitea in Ceylon's local rlections are worrying the Oo^ eminent United Kationa Party AP
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    SURPRISED TO WIN
    62 1 household wag asleep. Two hours later cousin i»hoiu'd then the mwh, Oi the parade before the judges, and a parked audi rue, Alarjorie said. "I did" t feel it home in a IwilMHlH I hate bathing costumes I always swim at night." Miss Wee has "no Rxed
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    Freedom for 300
    18 1 Ru ..Kt has offered to p »ome ol wl i camps I■■ Sovii I'ilV AP
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    japs take over
    6 1 10,000 the AP
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    Truman better
    13 1 U. S P Truman w i rep the critl ie^ ye,
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      82 1 I Follow m m Pendengar PINMNGAM three sperial spirit ions f*»r I today's RMti at Kuala I I iiinpiii are: l SPECIAL NAP Man O War EACH-WAI DOUBU The Minx, < iilluiui Star WIN-ONLY TREBLI Talkie 11. Pearly, Man O War Other selections for to- I day art' uiven on
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    MARJORIE IS THE QUEEN
    83 2 MARJORIE IS THE QUEEN fPHE queen of Malaya's most beautiful girls was chosen last J. night 21 -year-old Singapore air hostess Miss Marjorie Wee. Lady Sanderson, wife of the C-in-C Far East Air Force, is seen above placing the winning sash on at Shaw Brothers* Capitol Theatre. The runners-up were
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    THOUSANDS TAKE TO THE HILLS BEFORE 40-FOOT FLOODS
    229 2 —4s Rio Grande breaks I)OLI( K in the Texas border city of Laredo hurriedly evac uated residents of low areas yesterday in the face of the Rio Grande's greatest flood. They said an expected 40-foot crest would send flood-waters boiling into the
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    Huq may be tried
    32 2 Pakistan Prime Minister, Mr Mohammed Ali. said in Karachi last night that former ehlel minister for East Pakistan. Mr. Fazalul Iluq, mi^ht be tried for treason A. P.
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    Peace our goal say Chou and Nu
    110 2 Peace our goal say Chou and Nu I^HE Prime Ministers of Burma and China, U Nu and Chou En Lai. in a statement at the end of their talks in Rangoon yesterday reiterated that they would strive for promotion of peace in the world, particularly South East Asia, the New
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    4 Crusoe' in Russia
    19 2 The Soviet Union has published a 100.000-copy edition of "Robinson Crusoe" in Rus- sian.— AP
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    Talks in U.S. most fruitful: Churchill
    237 2 Talks in U.S. most fruitful: Churchill WIR Winston Churchill said in yesterdaj the great note" had been struck in his talks with President Eisenhower. The British Prime Ifinistei ne could not recall an i lar meeting which had b! n A s o successful and fruitful And I have been
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    Train kills 10 in taxi
    34 2 A train crashed into a taxi at Rabat, in French Morocco, yesterday and killed 10 Moroccans, Including four children. Eleven passenger* and thr driver were in the taxi AP
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    FRENCH BEGIN BIG WITHDRAWAL
    213 2 THE FRENCH High Command last nlfhl ordered th<- genera] evacuation of the Nam Din province Just south of Hanoi, one of the richest and most thickly populated areas ul the Red River delta. General Paul Ely appears to have divided °n a major r« -disposition of
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    7 KILLED IN CAMP FLARE-UP Laotians and French clash
    108 2 AT least seven people were killed, and 50 were injured, in a bloody outbreak between angry Laotian infantrymen attached to French Union forces, and French Marines in Indo-China on Saturday nißht, according to word received in Bangkok vesterdav. The Laotians, embittered
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    AN ARMY ROLLS UP TO SAVE 50,000 CATTLE
    189 3 As Red farmhands strike /■IKOOPS poured into the fields and farms of Ferrara 1 province in North Italy yesterday to save 50,000 cattle starving because of a two-month strike by Communist farm workers. They rolled up their sleeves and set to work
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    Farouk and Irma? —not true
    115 3 Farouk and Irma? not true A SPOKESMAN for exKins; Farouk of Egypt yesterday denied published reports that he is engaged to Irma Caßece Minutolo, curvesome Nea- politan. "It is not true, absolutely not true," said I Farouk's secretary at his villa at Oottaferrata in the Alban Hills south of Rome.
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    2 NATIONS AID PAKISTAN IN FOOD BATTLE
    94 3 JAPAN and Australia, have joined hands to help Pakistan fijiht its battle lor more food The first units of a shipment of 200 tractors supplied to Pakistan by Australia under the Colombo Plan arrived in Karachi in mid-June. A team Japanese agricultural experts
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    Ship began to go down because...
    70 3 THE new 8,000-ton French anti-aircraft cruiser De Orasse began to sink last 8 I'urday during her first floatIng test. the French Navy iinUtry said in Brest yesterday Someone had forgotten to lose a seacock. Water was pumped out of he shipyard basin immediately, and
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    Pakistan not informed
    33 3 The Pakistani Prime Mini ter, Mr. Mohammed Ali, said terday that Mr. Nehru did A inform him of the details of his talks with the Commuulst Premier Mr Chou En-lai.
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    ANZUS to discuss counters to Red march
    146 3 ANZUS to discuss counters to Red march nnHE rourth anzus counX cil meeting between representatires of Australia. New Zealand and the Unitrd States will b<jiin tuday in Washington. Informod sources said the discussions would be devoted mainly to a general outline of methods to contain Communist aggression in South-East Asia.
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    11 cautious Chinese see British traders
    193 3 ELEVEN cautious Chinese- 10 men and a girl met British businessmen behind closed doors in London yesterday to thrash out a plan to expand trade between Britain and Peking: A spokesman of the Sino- British trade committee si>onsorin^ their visit said the meeting was
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    SKELETON OF CHILD 3,000 YEARS OLD
    136 3 AM ER I cA N archeologlst Jotepi) P. Free claimed yesterday ho had discovered in Jordan a .skeleton of a child dating back at least a.ooo year i Returning borne after a sixmonth expedition to Dotban, GO milo.s north of Jerusalem. he .said the
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    NO TO CONSTITUTION TALKS
    133 3 ORD Osmore, In the House of Lords asked the Government if it would request the Hi-jh Commissioner of Mala- i to arrange to meet the Malayan rulers and the leader* ol the UMNO.'MCA Alliance in order to try to resolve the differences of I opinion on
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      Opinion The bread Price
      407 4 Opinion The bread Price Thr reductions which have been made in the price of Australian flour for the Malayan market as yet have had no effect On the principal Hour consumer Item broad. Australia has cut her prices bv $12 to $13 a ton to the trade here, and it
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    Enough to eat for all—by 1960
    858 4  - Enough to eat for all— by 1960 LANGEVIN COTE. ilif -fl Kl f if "V _r m Imw A w A A- r» j'JTTii wz-.i The United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation is out to correct a situation in which overabundance exists in North America, and in uHiciency in Asia.
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    BY THE WAY
    374 4  -  ur./u in uvmr.K I A bull entered a china- shop In Marseilles the other day and walked quietly out again without doiii£ a sou's worth of damage. Its object was evidently to ridicule the proverb. Dr. .Strabismus (Whom God Preserve ol Utrecht once conducted a scries ol
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      39 4 Charm and Choice I SENA 'S I Here is the work of j master craftsmen, I upholding in contem- g porary manner the I proud traditions of I centuries. I H. SENA LIMITED HIGH CLASS |EWELLERS Singapore, Pcn.mt; Bangkok
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      114 4 {/<*ift%istc*rf sens i W? DRV SKINS can easily be corrected Ljj^fc WP Every Night cleanse with Water Lily Cleansing C num. Nourish with the rah herbal extracts in Perfection Cream. i teaw Ever y M <> rnln K hrace with Anti-WmMe m Lotion bcfbre making up Use AntiNSnnkle W^tPw l
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    Strip-tease girl has a holiday
    121 5 Strip-tease girl has a holiday As the pretty Singapoit i binesc girl (above) in an n tractive cheong-sam rela n-»'(I it Singapore's Pong--I*l heach resort at the week-end few people knew wh<> she was. Mie is Miss Leow Ying Hwa, aged 18, the "striptease sensation" of Pei» inii Miss Leow
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    CUSTOMS MEN MAKE A BIG HAUL
    122 5 CUSTOMS MEN MAKE A BIG HAUL IPOH, Wed. (toms offlcen In ipoh made one of the biggest seizure* of illicitly manufactured liquor when they raided a .^quattor'.s house at the Ivi1 v i Wile Chemor Road on June 8. Yesterday Tan Peng Chong, »}j Tan Soon Urn, 33, were Howed
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    SOCIALIST STUDY TEAM FROM ASIA DUE HERE
    134 5 aboil? local conditions and establish contact with SocliuS Conferenr, m Rangoon, the glOUp is now m C r h W?jono secretary of the conference has asked the Singapore Labour Party to make arrangement foi UK DUIB«P tho vlslt The Labour Party will drav.
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    Visiting costs
    36 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Um Chai Hock ami ran Yaun Km rarh fined $250--in default two months gaol In ine Sessions Court, Pontlan, Monday lor frequenting a place used tor the purpose of sinokIni opium
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    MALAYA LOSES $10 MIL. SALT PISH TRADE
    203 5 M AI AVA llas lost about $10,000,000 worth of salt fish trade since Indonesia stopped granting import licences a year ago. Singapore salt ftsti exporters said that except for limited supplies allowed under the barter trade system, the trade with Indonesia has now
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    HOUSING PLAN FOR GOVT. MEN
    84 5 ALOR STAR, Wed. THE Federal Government has approved a $1,213,000 hous •ing scheme for Kedah clerks and other junior officers. About 130 quarters would be ■ompleted early next year. Mr r Gjertsen. the state engineer said. Forty-five houses, mainly *mi-detached, will be built in Mot
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    They plan 'foreign' folk dances
    100 5 They plan 'foreign' folk dances riiHE YMCA. Folk Dance Club, Singapore, plans to introduce folk dances of other nations In an attempt "to further the cultural aspects of dancing," The club Dtptl Ifl m v 1 1 »'XperU tod promlneni dancers to lecture »"d demonstrate their talmt.s to member. At
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    Hanyang to send in final plans
    82 5 Hanyang to send in final plans JjMNAI, plant f<»r tl>e Nunynn'. University*! library and administration block, stall bungalows and students' hostels will soon -4<> before 1 1 if* Rural Board [Of approval. There have been slight alterations. The new plans provide four two-storey buildings and -I bungalows. Two hostel blocks
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    News chief here
    26 5 Mr Frank Bartholor vice-pre.sident and general manager of United Pnm Pacific division, arrived in Singapore yesterday bf Qanta iBOAC uu an inspection toui.
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      191 5 Britain's Jm*sl in l\*^\ M«» ntll<> <>uaiantr I -yf '\7>» mm M -ij* onltolkd llrat Iron AutomaUr Tahlr or Hand AdJusUblr No. with riffMl lamp A nafrty Slrramlinrd Ha»r l>i vr. cord. A( BBfJt. u f)< S r >6.oo. Also tfcteinaMa roasters Vprlthl <v HortoonUJ, TlfWriihn irons from ci»kkl Dtalsn
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    New fame for the Governor-General
    96 6 A BRITISH soldier and statesman. Lt.-Gen Sir Willoußhby Norrie (a ijtera of the Western desert war and representative 01 u Queen in Australia and New Zealand) has lust won ne* fame in the Pacific Islands as the first Qovernor-Oencraj to dance a hula-hula. It happened
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      184 6 D MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis -^^ri:^ '■■^^^r^f?f fl < t&JavM£ 'iiifWw&Mm TARZAN by Edgar Rice Burroughs I TARZAN DCEA^ HS <WFE ASi[? A^yANJCE? /^CiLY S^ 5^ >, AS NOW, WiTM'A SAVAGE L TJl^f^" I TDAAZP T^E JJOv*2E? LiQM GROA/L. THE APE-VAW J^U^ v> ■^^^PHH^r"--' FNOUGH TOR NOv\
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      504 6 I YOUR LUCKY STAR BOBN today, WUntm and the art s uill mak# ai) especial appeal to you and if likely that you will be n,,,st content if you follow t,n, them as a lifework. You are independent in action, original in your think ing, and feel i particular lms.
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    THEY CALL IT ALL SAINTS Unity bid then action
    391 7  - THEY CALL IT ALL SAINTS Unity bid then action Steve Ncoh picture bx NARROW roads full of ruts and holes, dirty drains clogged with refuse—these are some of the woes of Singapore residents of the "All Saints" area in Serangoon. To try and rid the area 01 them the residents
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    GIVE US PLAYING FIELDS
    501 7 GIVE US PLAYING FIELDS car drivers using the routeas a "jinx spot." where many trarlic accidents, mostly fatal, had occurred. During peak hours, the 'T" junction becomes a bottleneck. It normally takes at least 10 minutes to get into Serangoon Road from St. George'* Road. fhfuifh' Ummm Suggestions for alleviating
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    $25 reward
    30 7 BUKIT MKRTA.IAM. Wed ASt Xavier'.s student, Chew En" Men?, who chased and arrested a bicycle thief received a $25 reward from Penann'.s Chief Police Officer, Mr. H. B.
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      91 7 4^L New Arrivals... "TACO" w^, LINENS W f in lovely sH.idc s jBSMP y^/ Pljin as well as <&mLw^ A Conn- (in,/ M vLM A today. j| OurSfh'rhtlDisJVI H in, Hit (ijfi'l "t B^r^ i til* 1 25 />«•' (Twin DepisJ J v at your fa vo u rite store
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    UNKNOWN
    198 8 The Director of Education, Mr. R. M. Young admires the model of a tin mine made by pupils of Whampoe School. On his left is Mrs. Lim Bock Kee, principal of Fairfield Girls' School. "The doll is lovely," ->ays four-year-old Margaret Tar But she is not certain which one
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    SINGAPORE
    177 9  -  PETER de CRUZ Story by ■mm PUPPET THEATRE 1 I Among the many exhibits were models of a fin mine and a lighthouse made by Whampoe School. These showed a high degree of skilled workmanship and attention to detail. Scale models of schools were another interesting feature of the
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    Japs to broaden their trade front
    809 10  -  J.L. Hays By Oil-rich Arabs and anti-West Egyptians to buy Nippon \s goods. I ANCASHIRE cotton spinners and Staffordshire potters are not the only British businessmen shaken by the 1400.000.000 Anglo- Japanese trade pact It is true enough that the chilliest winds of the
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    Women were 'bad' Communists
    236 10 WOMEN are having their troubles even in Communist Yugoslavia where bourgeois ideas about a w o m a n' s "place" are strictly Communist, doctrine dictates equality of responsibility, obligation and privilege tor women, it urges them to participate in all phases of Communist life- political,
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    Tibetans share their wives -SO DO THE ESKIMOS
    289 10 Tibetans share their wives -SO DO THE ESKIMOS PRINCE FINDS LINK BETWEEN THE FORBIDDEN CITY— AND THE NORTH POLE INDICATIONS of an ancient connection between Tibetans and Eskimos, now separated by thousands of miles, has been uncovered by Prince Peter of Denmark, veteran explorer of the high Himalayas. The prince
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      123 10 Shock tor the tax dodgers SICHS of relief rustled like a wind over France this week. Ti'i, National Assembly were discussing a new income fii idea ti »t looked very nasty. Under the law at present, names, of all people subject to income tax arc displayed in local town halls
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    Best A-bomb policy is: Ignore it!
    612 11 James White explains why Danes need not worry. THE Danes are meeting the threat of atom bombs and hydrogen bombs as they have met many a crisis, military or economic, by Ignoring it! Oddly enough this policy may pay dividends. Here are some of
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    Sahara Desert Plan:
    406 11 Illl^f^M^fn^^i^iH fi T^f^. > M jls j y \}X3t h. iZ^hl It will turn arid sand into a rich garden You wouldn't say, offhand, that the dusty offices of a Ministry were the places to look for romance. Yet Rider Haggard or Jules Verne would surely raise
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    Spaniel leads...
    155 11 but othvr bnwd.s an> < aivhinfi up- s#i t/.v Mmmmmi 1lul» Will the cotning months see the toppling <>! the <<" spaniel from the tupreitu on he htU field in lie favour since prewar days a& Britain's most pop""" breed? Doq-breedina enthusiasts wonder about ti note the climbing
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    Don't let men know yon have a mind
    926 12 Don't let men know yon have a mind —advice to women ARE YOU permitting your IQ to show? Are your brains trailing? Arc you committing the until now pardonable error of letting a man See you have a mind? ML-v, Nina Foch. star of MOM'j "Executive Suite", think* that's line
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    Bridge Hand
    424 12 Bridge Hand I North <Wler NORTH 4 K 10 9 7 OAQ J S t A 7 WEST BAfIT A 1 A 1 J 111 J 8 7 6 f, )Hl 3 2 J i'» i k r» HOUTH 1 AQil t I W A Q The hlddini? North Bast
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      233 12 CLUES ackosS: I. The river flow'ng backwards! i<i r to a ruse to And thla (4). huned maybe (I, ■><. 4. Defeats with some weight <8». 7. Pesters Ma In fur coat? (7, 5 Colourful chore (5). <;». 8. Not P.A.Y.E., but the actors I Whv the Turkish bride said
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    Another killer is being conquered
    604 13 Another killer is being conquered reports THOMAS R. HENRY AMERICAN medical re- search is making major advances against the baffling problems of arteriosclerosis, and is nearing a test to detect the malady in its earliest stages. Only a decade ago thi.s lorm of hardening oi the arterie.s which eventuates In
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    jUNIOR IS FORGOTTEN
    27 13 jUNIOR IS FORGOTTEN "Hey mom! How about j;i\iiin me a kite? Junior leema to say as a Vienna Zoo keeper feedi tlMoe two adult kangaroos. Popper picture
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    200 bolts of cloth for house
    268 13 200 bolts of cloth for house TFHI PBOI LE f 8 Oov< rn ment never tak< Anything from Its p* without paying lor it." That's what the Chil Communists say. Bui let's hear what the people have \c say. A refugee recently arrived in HonK Bong from Peking d« rribrd
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    TWO LIVES will still be as one...
    410 13  -  ANDREW HOPE by made the same progress with Ics-sons. True, some Identical twins seem to resent their twin.ship and try to be a.s unlike each other as possible Polkje and Tstitske may be like that Liter on. But that will not lessen their
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      TENNIS FILMS AT SCC TODAY
      85 14 BV courtesy of the Singapore Cricket lub, the Dunlop Company are showing tennis films, including la*t December's Davis Cup matches between Australia and I S\ in the upstairs lounge of the S.C.C. at 7.15 p.m. today. Competitors in the SX.T.A. and others interested will be
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      SELETAR SLAM SEMBAWANG
      337 14 5-1 AT HOME 1 1 "r~r t 7 Goalkeeper vvadge has weal °ame o o IH vision §1 RAF SeleUr 5; R.N.A.S 1. ROYAL Air Force Seletar were every bit as sui>erior as the score tttfgestfl in yesterday's Singapore United Services F.A. Div. 1 league match at
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      NENE LEAVES FOR MANILA
      35 14 Boxing promoter Nene left Singapore for Manila this morning. He will be in Sonny Chla'l corner on Saturday night when the Singapore featherweight meets Filipino Benny Essobar for the Philippines title."
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      New centre for Services
      121 14 OWEN, LUCAS DOUBTFUL SINGAPORE Combined Services will play a friendly soccer mutch against Singapore Malays at R.A.F. Seletar on Sunday. The match will serve as a trial lor Services' Malaya Cup team. Two new "caps' are being tried out lor Services. They are Chad wick of
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      TENCAH WIN
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      48 14 The Hongkong Badminton Association at a meeting last night (Um lined Japans invitation to play the icoond round Thomas Cup badminton tie in Japan. Instead the BKfetlllf set da'es for playlni off the tie in Hongkong for N > »-mbei 4 and I. Renter.
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      39 14 Warwickshire l>eat Oxford University by one wicket at Birmingham yesterday. Oxlord: JK9 Mid 288 for five declared '.smith T5, Mareland 80). W mrlckahirt MS and 28'2 for nine (Oardner 75. Townsend 51, Allan Reuter live for 87
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    236 15 ORIENT featherweight champion Shigeki Kaneko of Japan, retained his title b> outpointing Flash Elorde of the Philippines in Tokyo last night. It was strictly a boxer versus slugger battle. After 12 rounds the verdict was close but unanimous. Kaneko bulled forward and lired
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    Police stand by for the semi-finals
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    18 15 Pakistan entered the ■econd round of the Thotaai Cap bf beatlm Cty]( D 9-0 in Colombo
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    339 15 WOMEN'S SINGLES Quarlrr finals .ill st«i!»-«it Miss M Connollv (UBA) i holder) bM( Mr W. Du Pont (USA) C-l 6-1 Ml n Har( i USA) bt Miss I! Fletcher Britain i ii-i. S-3; Mlu I Brougta (USA) bt Miss A M--I timer Britain j «;-i. c-3 Mn C.
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    134 16 VJ INC. A PORE Lawn Ten nl. Association championship matches played yesterday: M<n\ rißflei s«'»ni finals: Ong C en Bet beat rracey k. Jonei 12-10 6-1; Lhn Hee Chin ij.-.t 1 H. K..:nis 2-fi 8-2, 6-0. tVnmen\ doubles: final: Mrs. G i chii.i and Mrs.
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