The Singapore Free Press, 16 June 1955

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya V». 11*..*.. Singapore. Thurs.. June 16. 1955. Price 15 Cts.
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    RUBBER BOWN
    43 1 RUBBER DOWN The price of rubber for July grade dropped by 1_ cents i $1 (MJ m Singapore this irnlng. Thy fall m price was due to failure >i the London and New v -ik marketi to respond to the m Singapore yesterday.
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    Police out in force
    88 1 Police out in force •I LARGE number of police--V men ure still patrolling the streets In Singapore. No mci lents have been reported. The police are providing the escorts for school children being transported m lorries. There is a policeman m every I >n*y. Policemen are also on duty at
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    Lock icon Buyers may turn to Jakarta if strike goes on
    103 1 JAKARTA rubber circles expect European and Continental rubber buyers switch from Singapore to the Jakarta trket if the Singapore strike continues. In expectation of possible increasmying Jakarta prices, which as usual iwed an upward development of :>ore prices, did not follow
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    Lock icon It's exam week in Taipeh
    39 1 Some 2.300 Chinese students In Taipeh will undergo examinations this week to qualify them for higher education abroad. Of that number. 800 will revive government subsidies a"nd another 800 will pay their own U.P.
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    Lock icon Official bill
    34 1 Th.* Philippines yesterday I illy notified the Japanese I ivernment that it had aci a tentative formula re<lulring Japan to pay 800 mil•n dollars m World War II par i' ions. A.P.
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    Lock icon The people's wish
    28 1 The United States House of entatives has approved >lution reaffirming 'the "p desire of the people of America for an honourable aud Ustiny; peace. Reuter
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    GOVT, MAY RUN BUS
    278 1 GOVT. MAY RUN BUS 234 lorries on the roads THE Singapore Government put on the road this morning 28*4 lorries to transport children to school and workers to their offices m the city. The Free Press understands that the Government may also organise skeleton bus services later it' the strikes
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    Strike wave rise is checked
    488 1 FOUR TOP UNION MEN TO SEE MARSHALL TH E sympathy strike wave has been checked. For the first time since Monday, there has been no report of any new strike. The strikers are not getting any public support. The number of strikers today remained the
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    Lock icon AUSTRALIAN TROOPS MAY GO TO PENANG
    128 1 THE Australian military authorities want Australian troops sent to Malaya to be stationed m Penang rather than m Singapore, say correspondents m Canberra. They will thus be more readily available for use against the terrorists and w ould be closer to Siam should their
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    Lock icon RAF RAID ON ARAB TRIBE WAS REPLY TO OUTRAGE
    82 2 riv 1 Lord i i day m I d thi ti.. aj B Kirn tritx near th<* 'I M i g menl ther and tin n *'i he ti lb< len to If fifty i tiie me 1 a., actioi n
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    ADLER CONCERT: SOME SEATS LEFT
    52 2 'lucre arc g fei M ;i able lor tonight's bar .1 concert by Larry Adler, al th< Victoria Memorial Hall, which bfinj.- presented by the Singapore Musical 80The recital begins at 7 p.m. Mr. Adler will be accompanied by thc well -known Slngaixjrc piar.i.st. Miss
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    Lock icon Formosa 'quiet' is good for world peace—Mr. M.
    317 2 Formosa 'quiet' is good for world peace— Mr. M. \ii* Harold M I ntly Ual reduction oi b icUon and propagan I rai He i IJ hope I ujjj b»- maintained <>r t ext< nded ild, th* British iffaires m Peking, Iff th«* C1.." P cl. Ba tnat C) to
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    Lock icon Chinese exports
    27 2 Red China now exports its industrial products to 24 countries m Asia, Africa and Europe, says the Hong Kong Communist newspaper Ta Kung Pao. U.P.
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    36 2 picture. j IT'S A BIT rough and ready but certainly better than walking. These schoolgirls climb into a lorry and m a little while it will be lessons as usual, despite the bus strike. Free Press
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    Lock icon COMMITTEE TO WORK OUT 2-RACE PACT
    94 2 CHINA and Indonesia have agreed to set up a joint committee m Jakarta to work out a method to implement their 20-year-old dual nationality treaty signed m Bandoeng last April, the New China News Agency said yesterday. Under the treaty. Chinese m Indonesia must
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    Lock icon COST TO FEDERATION SO FAR-£83 MIL.
    200 2 COST TO FEDERATION SO FAR -£83 MIL. Commons question on Emergency MR. HENRY HOPKINSON JJ* Minister of State for Colonial Affair.s, .said yesterday that every effort was being made to enlist more active public support in Ma Jaya to hasten the end of the Emergency. Mr. Stan Awbery. Labour, I
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    Ha admits threat of famine its his area
    105 2 /COMMUNIST leader Ho Chi Minh confirmed yesterday that famine threatens Red North Vietnam. The Voice of Vietnam, the Communist radio, broadcast a ipeech that Ho Chi Minh made: to a production congress at Hanoi two days ago. He said We must tare
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      185 2 HE DEFIES DEATH WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE Michael Blondini, sword swallower, fire eater, yogi, fakir, acrobat begins a great series of articles on his life as a circus showman. Read of his incredible adventures as a boy beneath the big top and of his perilous apprenticeship m which he
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    Lock icon U.K. SEEKS MORE 'NON-VITAL' TRADE WITH MAO
    187 3 U.K. SEEKS MORE 'NON-VITAL' TRADE WITH MAO LORD MANCROFT, Under-Secretary for Home Affairs said m London yesterday the British Government was anxious to see trade with China m non-strategic goods developed as much as possible^ A Liberal Peer. Lord Elibank. f had questioned the Government m the House of Lords
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    Lock icon Ex-Tommy writes for a German wife
    216 3 A FORMER British sol- I A dier has asked a West E Berlin district mayor to j help him get a bride be- i cause he prefers a Ger- i man girl for a wife. E Mr. A. P. Morris. 35, of E Erdington,
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    Lock icon A bus driver gets key post
    55 3 A former London bus driveryesterday took over the leadership- of the non-Communist world's largest trade union. Mr Arthur Ernest Tiffin 59. was elected general secretary of Britain's Transport and General Workers' Union, representing over 1,300.000 workers. It has long been regarded as the country'-s
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    Belgians leave
    22 3 The last Belgian unit m Korea, a 216-man company, left Pusan for home on the French linef Lac* last night.
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    Lock icon JAKARTA DENIES DUTCH CHARGES
    89 3 JAKARTA DENIES DUTCH CHARGES THE Indonesian Foreign Ministry yesterday rejected Dutch accusations that Indonesian police were maltreating prisoners. In addition, it said it would publish a White Paper on Dutch subversion m Indonesia. It said the Dutch White Paper, issued by the Dutch j Foreign Minister, Mr. Luns, m New
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    Lock icon THE £1 MIL.-A-DAY STRIKE
    148 3 BRITAIN'S trains ran almost normally last night only 24 hours after the loco- men's strike which paralysed the railways for 17 days had ended. The British Transport Commission, which runs the state-owned rail network, reported rapid progress m getting into top »ear a«ain. Priority was given
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    78 3 Mr. WEE CHONG JIN. a Singapore lawyer and cricketer, and Miss Cecilia Henderson CUt their wedding cake after their marriage at the Cathedral of the Ge>od Shepherd, Singapore, yesterday. A reception was held at the Raffles Hotel. Among the 400 quests was the CommissionerGeneral. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald who proposed
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    Lock icon 'Helibus' service
    24 3 British European Airways are to open a helicopter bus .service between London Airport and the South Bank Helicopter Station next month. Reuter
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    SEAMAN SENT TO JAIL FOR 4401 b OF OPIUM
    164 3 SEAMAN SENT TO JAIL FOR 440I b OF OPIUM A BRITISH judge, Mr. Al James Reynolds, at the Victoria District Court, m Hon.; Kon^;, yesterday sent a 20-year-old seaman, Li Sek Chlng, of the 2,882-ton Norwegian vessel, Hermod, to jail" for 18 months' hard labour for possessing and importing 440
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    Lock icon Singapore at Asian food talks
    82 3 Singapore at Asian food talks The United Kingdom will represent Singapore, tiie Federation of Malaya and Hon Kon«? at a six -day Food and Agricultural Organisation regional conference due to begin m Kandy, Ceylon, next Monday. Britain and 13 Asian countries will discuss the selective expansion of agricultural production and
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, June 16 1955. Opinion CONFIDENCE RESTORED
    263 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, June 16, 1955. Opinion CONFIDENCE RESTORED •the move by the forces of chaos and disruption to paralyse the economy ol Singapore by getting as many workers as possible to go on .strike has been i ffectively answerMi. Last night, more than 25,000 workers of two
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    Science stages a Revolution
    798 4  - Science stages a Revolution ARTHUR MORLE Y Ny STERILE SCRUB LAND irIS BEING TRANSFORMED INTO FERTILE FARM LAND Man's latest campaign against want is a contribution far greater than can be expected from atomic power. tTBM most unlikely-100l I Qup nl "fl WOll Uonarfc i &oul imagine are ranging th
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      26 4 A HANDSOME GU I m the HISTORY OF I IMI MEASUREMEN I ROLEX I G.C.OeSILVA&BROS.. ("Jt'Wi'lli'rs" 3 RAFFLES PLACE Singapore- 1 T« I 831 1 'j
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      95 4 AVAIL YOURSELF of 20 yean of experience m estate development by CREDIT FONCIER MEYER CHAMBERS, 3rd FLOOR, Ph.ce) BINJAI PARK A HIGH CLASS RESIDENTIAL ESTATE AT 6 1 M.S. DUNEARN ROAD MANY LOTS IN THIS PARKLIKE ESTATE ARE IN ELEVATED SITUATION WATER ELECTRICITY ARE LAID ON AREAS: 11,000 to 30,000
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    Marshall helps deaf man to get a job
    181 5 Marshall helps deaf man to get a job Mr Ho Keng Kwai. of Alexandra Road, Singapore, who became deaf through Japanese bombing during the war and has been jobless tor a long time, is being helped to stand on his own feet again'hanks to the Chief Minister. Mr David Marshall.
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    S'pore youth gets two degrees
    34 5 Mr. Wu-Tsuan Wong. of Singapore, has received two degrees from the University of Chicago— a bachelor of arts m the biological sciences and a master of science m biochemistry.
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    Lock icon Reunited after tanker collision
    170 5 AMAN and his wife who thought they were j never to see each other j again were reunited M hours after they had leapt i hand m hand from a blazing tanker. In the kitchen of a tiny I private hotel m Dover on I the
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    Lock icon The mPretnier pugs
    49 5 The Premier pugs picture. MB. EDGARI FAURE. the French Prime Minister, is held to ransom by three attractive French film stars. From left to right are Leslie Caron, Brigitte Bardot and Francoise Arnoul, all intent on selling him tickets for the tombola at the Kroiles fair m Paris. Popper
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    REHABILITATION OF LEPERS 'BIG TASK-CANON
    245 5 REHABILITATION OF LEPERS 'BIG TASK'-CANON REHABILITATION problems plague Singapore s Leprosy Association. "There still is a great amount of rehabilitation work to be done. We rely on the enthusiasm and generosity of our committee and the public to carry on this good work," said Rev. Canon R X S Adams,
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      297 5 n ||_^S«a Realistic model of a 6-wheeled military fi collecting personne| carrier wealth of surface 8 detail, and gun mounted In revolving niMI-fY turret E n mcl,ed ,n servico *s reen >: I/IPIIV with Royal Armoured Corps signs. Heavy-tread tyres. j TOYS \u^y PHc. $1-90 J j W£ NOW HAVE
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      218 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis I t 1 I f TTZ I I GOTTA FIN O THAT V.A66Y. IT'S BEST TO 6O HOME. ANO NO WONDER. BUT I HMi TOURIST-ANDGET VAYBTYOUR HUSBAND'S TXERE.J ITE LLY^' HE WA S H EXEDj PR! I ANOTHER PILL. /if thatlaoy'sstiuhcre.been) ->r— IX
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      750 6 YOUR 1 LUCKYj I STAR IJOKN today, you are cmi- 4 x iiently suited for all kinds 4 4 of brain work. You are ex- tremely studious and iind plea- sure m learning, just for the 1 X -heer joy of adding to your X 4 store of knowledge. -4
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      207 7 LONDON. June 15. Previous Today i BKI N«. 1 RSS European 30 bttMH 31 norn nor Us June 30 sellers KI'BBFK No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European 29' 4 buyers 29\ on parti July 29 sellers 30', mU Xl RBIK No. 1 RSS Spot 32 buyers 33 33
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      U.S. PEPPER
      54 7 Spot Malabar 50 Awaiting release 50. Afloats 50 to 49. June shipment 49 to 50. Sarawak spot 49. Awaiting release 50. Afloats 47 Above prices quoted m to 46. June shipment 44. Lampong spot 50*4. Awaiting relea^ 48. Afloat.. 50 to 49. June shipment 48 1 sellers ex
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      New York prices
      97 7 NEW YORK. June IS. Previous Today Tin Straits spot and nearby 93.62 nom. 93.62 nom. TIN futures June 92.50 bid 92.50 bid 94.50 asked 93.65 asked July 92.25 bid 92.10 bid 94.1& asked 92.95 asked Aug. 92.00 bid 91.85 bid 93.50 asked 92.45 asked TON'K Steady. SALES:
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      116 7 June 15. Previous Today COPRA Philippines cJ.f. UK/North European delivered weight per «i-ai/ k,,,,*-* Ion? ton June/July $181 sellers 1 79 V_ buyers COPRA Philippines f.o.b. Manila m bulk, per Ion? ton Unquoted Unquoted COPRA Straits c.Lf. UK/North Kuropean delivered weight per lons lon June/July £66*.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      34 7 NEW YOBK. June 15. Previous Today 50 Industrials 438.20 ***** 20 Railroads 161.09 ***** 40 Domestic Bonds 99™ JJ-J* i:> I tilities 64.11 94 18 c* Stocks Composite Avenge 162.18 152.94
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    Lock icon Mantillas for reception
    34 7 picture. QUEEN DINA of Jordan and Madame Franco wore beautiful lace mantillas when they attended one of the many receptions m Madrid m honour of Kin-; Hussein and his wife. Popper
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    Two-car family is growing institution in America
    209 7 tX)UR and a half million -T American families toda:, own two cars, and within the next five year, the figure is expected {o climb to seven and a half million families, says the Wall Street Journal. In their study of the "growing American
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    LESSONS CHRISTIANS CAN LEARN FROM RIOT
    266 7 THE Rev. Robin Woods, Archdeacon of Singapore, has given three lessons which Christians m the Colony could learn from the recent bus strike leading to the riot m the Alexandra area on May 12. Writing m "The Courier," publication of the St. Andrew's Cathedral,
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    Sports put off
    40 7 The Sy. John Ambulance Brigade cadet sports, which were to be held at the Victoria School ground at 3 p.m. on Saturday, have now been postponed until further notice, owing to the present transport crisis m Singapore.
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    THE $10,00
    94 8 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Feld (below) of the United States j:": Consulate arrive for the fancy :ji dress competition as Uncle Sam i j and Lady Liberty. j Picture above shows a general view of the i guests dancing while on the right "The Flying 1 Michelles," Michael
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    OO DANCE
    195 9 I WONG THE POTENTATE WINS I FREE AIR TRIP TO BANGKOK MR. Malcolm Mac Donald, Commissioner-General for SouthEast Asia, dressed as a clown, presided over 1.000 people. some fantastically dressed, at the Chinese Ladies' Association yi Dance m the Victoria Memorial Hall. *T Some of the fancy dresses
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    Lock icon Cars kill more children
    697 10 than illness does reports FRED MANOR SUMMER hai come to Cans lo usher In the bl est I ci In the y' A killer th it toll "1 W« lf Lak I !han the di* I di I l tota irance com ,it ,r clam c
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    THIS star-maker stands in the cinema queue
    1165 11  - THIS star-maker stands in the cinema queue THOMAS WISEMAN by*******,* TVE GOT PAST THE STAGE WHEN 1 NEED TO IMPRESS PEOPLE/ SAYS ROBERT CLARK, BOSS OF ELSTREE STUDIOS i uif I were being itinised, assessed Oled for reference pair of electronic I felt rather like i i -draft m somehank
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    26 11 Ii iV Packet of stream"lU( V is none other popular dancing star ['iter soon to be seen m ;<>lourful screen role honour girl of the footUyhts.
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    Top tunes may scramble for those Oscars
    68 11 Top tunes may scramble for those Oscars FILM tunes are setting Tin Pan Alley afire again. Reaching now for top platter spots are the title theme number for "Marty,' Cherry Pink" from Underwater, three versions of "Davy Crockett," same number on "Unchained Melody," and two on the Mervyn Le Roy
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    She HAD to learn to drive again
    107 11 She HAD to learn to drive again JANET LEIGH, who drives a handsome 1955 convertible with power this and power that, took no joy m h-*r assignment on the "Pete Kelly's Blues" set at a Hollywood studio. The story is of Kansas City m 1927 and a Rolls Royce ol
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      40 11 Diamond Gem Set ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS. A WIDE CHOICE OF STYLES AND PRICES LANKA JEWELLERS, (THE HOUSE FOR CEYLON GEMS) r 20, BATTERY ROAD, SINCAPORE-1. PHONE ***** i tmmvU TRANSPORT STORAGE Ji^e- tiMrii #s*_r_H Ul«CtCll ITIIII SIN6APORC VfJM M
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    They FROWN on scarlet toe-nails here
    492 12 They FROWN on scarlet toe-nails here JA special correspondent J 'peeps at a woman's world j (behind the Iron Curtain J where thc beauty parlours! !are run on Party lines! L i IN HUNGARY, painted I toi nail make i woman politically unn liable a youni ii irlan rel beauty
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    PENCIL POINTER
    36 12 Avoid smearing your eyebrows after applying eyebrow pencil, by covering them with a brush-on fixative, as shown here by Hollywood actress Jarma Lewis. This may also be used to prevent your mascara from smudging.
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      114 12 STEADY Mmf^tb* PROGRESS "ff^ 0t0 mm** o^ m Zm *'*\WS?fcv 4 jSsESsS&fe 'fflfa, :s*_*S_? ow6«__i*i'i""» "G-L-BEs '-Mms'' .'.■.•lv'"''''v'-"'"'*i^^ "^'•XJW^ I***^1 \\v' .•..vX-X* X j&_S_v' _>-_ooV_SS_K. '9a^^^^'''J^l^^a v -■>"&' a^vv. Site Salmah bte M Jafar 1 -j^terworth Basah bin M. Jafar f These lovely babies come from homes that are far
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      239 12 -.-b"*^" __sn pmm mmmm BB i-M— 1— CLUBS \< icons sunn m I Diaterlal (S). 2 Metal got m a turn over (b> 1U lk aothtaf Horn strong ale to Nothing m three directions (4*. produce a smarting sensation 7 a qua* ter bu ihei kl (4) 6 i tuned
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    These men have one ambition: to RUN a HOTEL in London
    854 13  - These men have one ambition: to RUN a HOTEL in London William Hickey HAD a jolly clay m Lon--1 don last week. In he I went to the r)ub m Belgravia here, standing m or way. was Vecchi, noted restaurateur f" for many years J^gned over the Hungarla H(l hac
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    Bridge Hand
    517 13 1 ides vulnerable EAST J•I4K Q 10 7 4 9AQ2 4 2 0 5 3 10 932 J 5 4 SOUTH RT CAST SOUTH WEST 1 N.T. Pass 2 N -T. pass 3 N.T. All pass bridge player keeps taking every minute he •ie the victim of his
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    Jack the Giant could top the bill in 1956
    77 14  - Jack the Giant could top the bill in 1956 DESMOND HACKETT G Hill yom ■> m naiiwrf beavj ireifhl \<*u lnw to mhl throwing \«>nr big pum-li riu'it atraj -<» vmllk.ul im^i a«3 I im v I'm rootwark I isk«(l Jack Gardner down al 'hn Lodge lum m Harkel Marboroofh
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    THE KILLER TOUCH
    82 14 i served: *'< i method M ump and i if, ding to all accou I i I thought I could t Ice him on r i ed, his mighl i I (-nd I ooa back a Oardne red "If Ig<l t chance to flghi M j i
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    PLENTY OF BRASS
    147 14 "I il M be plenty of mono. In a win and I am a_ f ond ol i bil ol bi ai the next chap. That kind of money would be worth rot-getting i erything lor aa- six months, and I would be orep ired to do
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    MRS. NEEDHAM LED FIELD
    70 14 Tn flic qualifying rounds of the Ladies colony Golf Championship playi fi ovi r 36 holes Royal i land club. Mrs v Needham led the Held with m score of 171. Starting timi s for bhe Ist I round to be played tomorrow are: 3 pm.
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    ARMY TO ENTER XI FOR THE F.A. CUP
    495 14  -  ARCHIE QUICK hv J .niiMiiiiiiiunn. ....and club managers and directors can be assured of many headaches! The beginning of Portsmouth Till. \KMV ABC TO ENTER I TEAM IN THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION (IP competition, it wt> DECIDED m THE ARMY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION TO
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    TWO COUNTY PLAYERS TURN PRO
    185 14 RUGBY 1> RADFORD NORTHERN haw signed Norman Mackie. Yorkshire's 23-year-old Rugby Union hooker for the past four seasons. He will fill the vacancy left by the surprise retirement of Norman Haley. Mackie, a member of the Otley club, played his Brst match for the county
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    Wilshaw gets an unique appointment
    100 14 Wilshaw gets an unique appointment DENNIS WILSHAW, the Wolverhampton Wanderers and Fnt-land footballer and Hanley High School (Staffordshire) master, has been appointed a s a peripatetic teacher m football to Stoke-on-Trent schools and youth clubs, probably the only post of its kind m the country. He takes up his duties
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    PUFF, PUFF, PUFF ON TO VICTORY
    32 14 QORDON PIRIF reaches the tape an easy winner m the mile race m the University of London AAA meet. His time was 4 mm. 6 sec.
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    THIRSK 100 YEARS OLD
    163 14 Jockeys were weighed I m potato scales and by candlelight! THIRSK. the popular and friendly racecourse at the foot of the Hambleton Hills m Yorkshire, has just celebrated Its centenary. In the early days a pot tto scale was used to weigh the jockeys and the
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    Lock icon AWARD FOR ROGER
    44 14 V\R Roger Bannister, the flit*! MJ to run the mile ir unde: minutes, was awarded by the In'national Olympics Committee n\c< ing m Paris, the Mohammed TPPIL Cup given each year to an atnle setting the best example to spoilsmen. Reuter
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    MOLONY IS NATIONAL HUNT CHAMPION FOR FIFTH TIME
    146 14 A FTER a neck-and-neck race with Fred Winter, applecheeked Tim Molony has won the battle for the champion National Hunt jockey title for the fifth time. Tim was born m an Irish racing family m County Limerick m 1920 and was In
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    Lock icon Aussies hammer West Indian attack
    381 15 BRILLIANT BENAUD BEST OF FIVE CENTURY-MAKERS Xl) BY 'RICHIE BENAUD WHO SCORED A CENTURY IN 108 I. MINUTES, THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS WENT ON A .SATTING SPREE YESTERDAY TO GAIN A FIRST INNINGS LEAD OF 401 OVER TIIE WEST INDIES ON IMF FOIRTH DAY OF THE
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    Lock icon ASCOT ON WAY TO VICTORY IN RACE 7
    66 15 picture. I|l 1 V yards from the finish and Ascot (No. 4. Maui astride) has passed Pulot Puteh (No Ni and is about to overhaul Willy I. (Bougoure, on rails) and ro on to win Race Seven M Bukit Timah yesterday. Starry
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    Spencer-Bell combination in another big race success
    656 15 YESTERDAY'S BUKIT TIMAH RACES REVIEWED (Fref fttSt Racing Correspondent) r Spencer-Bell combination scored another big race suchen Enjoyment II scored a wo- length win m the Class 1 6f. Kedah Stakes at Bukit yesterday. ted m the betting, EnjcyII paid a handsome dividend
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    ITALIANS BEAT TRABERT, SEIXAS
    55 15 "pONY Trabert and Vie Seixas who are top seeded for the doubles at Wimbledon next week, received a severe jolt when beaten 6-4. 6-4 by Nicola Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola of Italy m the third round of the men's doubles m the Queen's Club international lawn
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    HONG KONG TEAM DELIGHT WELLINGTON CROWD AS THEY GAIN 3-1 WIN
    160 15 HONG KONG TEAM DELIGHT WELLINGTON CROWD AS THEY GAIN 3-1 WIN IHK touring Chinese soccer team from Hong Kong beat 7a „ln X to by 3-1 m the second match of their New firet half here m VVe,, n ton Yesterday, aftci a goalless f 'v had drawn 5-5 m
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    RAOC XI FOR ANNUAL GAME
    78 15 The R.A.O.C. team to meet RAMC In the annual cricket match for the Young Bat" at the Friendly Hill Ground 3 8.0.D. on Sunday is: Lt. CoL R.A.J. Wiggins. 'Capt.', Capt. P Harper, Maj. C. J. Maguire. Capt. J G. Grimble, Capt. H. B. Moore,
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    Lock icon MARCIAS BEATEN IN THREE ROUNDS
    39 15 BILLY Peacock knocked out National Boxing Association bantamweight champion Raul Raton i Macia.s m 2 mm 29 sec of the third round m a scheduled 10-round nonUtle fi^ht m Los Angeles last night. U.P.
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    Lock icon A very open singles af Wimbledon
    201 15 A very open singles af Wimbledon 5 A REMARKABLY open Wim- bledon so far as the men's I I singles are concerned emerged I when the draw was made at I the All England Club yesterday morning. f Should seedings work out and there are only eight com- I I
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    Lock icon Mercedes me to inspect race circuit
    130 15 Mercedes me to inspect race circuit DIRECTORS of the Merce-des-Benz Organisation have been invited to fly to Liverpool from Stuttgart to inspect the circuit where the British Grand Prix will be run on July 16. The invitation was made by the British Automobile Racing Club, organisers of the race, following
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    97 15 WEST INDIES Ist Inns: 357. AUSTRALIA Ut Inns. McDonald b Worrell 127 lu.ll r Weeke s b Kinc 0 Morris lbw Dewdney 7 Ilarvev c Atkinson b Smith 204 Miller c Worrell b Atkinson 109 Archer c Depeixa b Kin** 12ft Benaud c Worrell b Smith 121 Mndwali b
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    Lock icon Somerset out for 68 v. South Africans
    256 15 Somerset out for 68 v. South Africans I SMARTING under their heavy Test defeat earlier this week. South Africa skittled out Somerset I tor 68 runs when their three-day cricket match opened at Taunton yesterday. This was Somerset's lowest score ever against a Springbok side, and was only one run
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    Lock icon Sweden win 4-1
    25 15 Sweden beat Rumania I 1 m an international soccer match m Gothenburg iMt night after leading 2 0 at half Ome. Reuter
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    34 16 H .1 I minimum i •i 1 CHAN rhe Big > *emeni a M Roland J am Hock I ion "f the Jate i Kee ITon md m poh el d iv rh(.i.leo Slew
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    41 16 jn H mil. \h 'minimum). tND MRS lAN SIM HONG 1 oi theii only c to Robert Sou* on ol I I *11 rl Mi:-. Bo I > [ndone «,i North Hill idena C Ull "ni 1 on Thu J I
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    232 16 W.iitt, \i, 1 minimum P iPAI M AIM MIIK P t > isth June at the Ge ii Hospital Cortege leave• •id c 101 Race Cour.se Rd. 8 1 Irt W*S received from 1 rib 10l the death of Mr s on "i ii** 1 ite Mr. ■nd M
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    51 16 *<i awmrm v, < minimum > < md u<»(> Mcl on i oa ne- ''i v ilei le dang Kei bail Ho iJ A.'ll W• Dl i Md -J-Win. 17 I 1 1 ighter, Anne! i i nh i I i it X md m Kei bi i i
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    381 16 Lillibullero and Cargo Rice in rousing workout Free Press Rating Correspondent r JLLIBUI.LERO AND CARGO RICE. TWO CLASS 1* SPRINTERS, BROKE 38 P^OR 3F. ON A 'DEAD TRACK AT BUKIT TIMAH THIS MORNING. iJlJi.Millr-ro looking vrry fit after lem-thy let vp. went styli»hl> with Bafbj up etekiftf I S. C„r«o
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    SINGAPORE WEIGHTS FOR SATURDAY
    339 16 vk III. HTfl se\en races on >alin(1iv. final dav ot the Singapore Turf Clubs June Meeting are: THF BOfOilPOBI DP (1. 1. Oiv. 1— 1'iM. South Pa<iii« I.M Fuphrales Ml M) i^ Point 8.1? Skamffrih Krnnn-s 8.10 Dantesquc 8.0;» Ni/ik«l SO? rmirweatfcei J.»J .losker II NOTF:
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    Lock icon YORKSHIRE IN MORE TROUBLE: INSOLE 104
    312 16 ORKBHIRE, who have loot their la t three matches and fallen vi point behind Surrey In the county cricket championship table, ran Into more troubles against Kent at Hull yesterday. They lost the tOH and the Kent opening p;i ir Arthur Fa^r* <82> and
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    EASY VICTORY FOR ROYAL GOLF CLUB
    392 16 DOYAL Singapore Golf Club beat v Royal Island Club by 19 matches to 7 With tWO halved at R S.G.C.j m Sunday's four-ball matches 'I be 111 I WON tit s.G.c. mentioned Aral > j Q C. Thomson md s c Beat) beat J.
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    Lock icon PIRIE BEATS IHAROS BUT MISSES WORLD MARK
    198 16 !f->ORDON PIRIE, British six miles I Champion, won the 2.000 metres I International race ln Brussels last nlffht but failed to beat the world record. He won m smin. MJsiC. which I was 5.6 sec. outside the record of Bmin, 7sec. held by
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