The Singapore Free Press, 6 July 1957

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper No. *****. Singapore, Saturday, July 6, 1957. Price 15Cts.
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    Lock icon SACKED MEN ADMIT PLOT TO OUST K.
    476 1 SACKED MEN ADMIT PLOT TO OUST K. Kremlin case for executions Now Red Army accuses £OMMUNIST sources in Red bloc countries say that the Molotov trio may have to face the death penalty if it' is decided to put them on trial for "conspiring" against the Khrushchev regime. Other reports,
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    POCKET CARTOON
    30 1  -  OSBERT LANCASTER By "So I give up smoking and what do I get? As like as not Asiatic flu, polio, and a packer of radioactive fallout I!" v
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    Lock icon The rocket that fizzled out
    299 1 The rocket that fizzled out WOOSH.'^TO lONOSPHERE. THEN CRASH pE .second in a series of rocket firings at Fort furchill, Manitoba as rt of the United States ternational Geophysical Jar programme, ended in llure when it crashed frly yesterday. rhe rocket was fired >™. a 125-foot-square mumum-sheathed launUfg tower at
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    SMUGGLING MAN HELD
    52 1 ISl'oms sea patrol 11 );it manned by senior MJ night foiled the n ts oj 'nan from ths 2 A r 'Mx-lago to land g: °J dutiable tobacco on OK roast. Je Offlcera arrested a I h ml j n a «Peed boat. "1 be Charged in
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    AMATEUR LENSMEN ARE TOPS
    399 2 AMATEUR LENSMEN ARE TOPS Hobby boosts Colony \\j\uih photographers have helpul to piu tpoi e on the ma p of the world. d by Mr. v. L Chan, secre O f th I graphic Society ol Singapore who recalled the humble birth oj photography by in the Colony. Hi said
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    Lim's bid to end Singapore go-slow;
    133 2 The Chief Minister, Mr. lAm Yew Hock, has E begun his round of conferences to end the go-slow campaign in the Singapore Harbour Hoard. He has hud i talk with the chairman of the Harbour Board. Mr. P. A. T Chrimes and met delegates
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    Exhibition is late
    119 2 Exhibition is late rpiiE (1 at c for the unkrco travelling science exhibition nt the Gan Eng Seng School. Anson Road, Singapore, has still not been fixed. The exhibition, duo to be opened on June 24, was postponed because the exhibits had been delayed in Calcutta due to lack of
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    100 2 r IV Srrnivaxan •'•r.u.r «hiof Hrrk «f the < 't\ Engineers' Depart Blent, who retired at (h«- -«""<! or his! month aft«r Mnrlflf wilh thr (ity Council f>r U years was KarUiuici On Thurs(J;i V If ■•fill ►•<",, ti. i( by Mr. p. c ivrry, t|, c Deputy city Engineer
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    TIT-FOR-TAT
    20 2 Textile retailers In Amsterdam have decided to sell coffee in their shops at cut prices as a reprisal against
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    OVER TEXTILES
    24 2 grocers who give textiles a free gifts to their customers. They will stop seliUy coffee when the grocers sty giving away textiles.
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    GIRARD: LEGAL MEN HIT BACK
    192 3 GIRARD: LEGAL MEN HIT BACK L^fYERS for U.S. Army specialist, William Girard, have described as "unprecedented" the American Government's decision to turn the soldier over to Japan for trial. Girard is accused of killing a Japanese woman by firing a cartridge casing from a rifle grenade launcher last January. The
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    $15,000 TARGET SET BY S.A.T.A.
    86 3 The Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association is to hold its annual flag day on Aug. 17. Phe organiser, Mrs. Seow Feckf Leng. said that they jjjfid to collect anything beR ween $12,000 and 600 people havo ▼olMteered to sell th** Clamorous Leigh Snowden, Hollywood's busiest newcomer keeps
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    Lock icon All out war on London's black vice spot
    390 3 All out war on London's black vice spot FRANK 'RED LAMP* REPORT SHOCKS U.K. IFEW WEEKS before a British Govern ment >rt on homosexuality prostitution is due, !e clergymen have Jkcd the country with "ank report on the aping spread of vice in working class London Jugh of Stepney, lie
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    Lock icon DEADLIEST 'A' BOMB IS 'PRETTY'
    322 3 DEADLIEST 'A' BOMB IS 'PRETTY' REPORTERS and army chiefs entrenched 5,700 yards from the centre of America's monster nuclear test in the Nevada Desert yesterday described their experience as "beautiful i terrible dreadful and similar to being on roller skates." The weapon, rated officially at four times as big as
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    Lock icon Heroin near prison
    136 3 Heroin near prison N explosion in a <► house near Hong j J| Kong's main jail re- 4. o vealed that the pre- i> mises had been used JJ J' for manufacturing <► 41 heroin on a large scale, JJ the police announced <» o yesterday. o o Police suspect
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    Yugoslav—heswam ashore—can stay
    40 3 Yugoslav— he swam ashore— can stay Dusan Kustudic, 29-year-old Yugoslav who swam ashore from a ship off Deal, Kent, last week to avoid being deported, will not be required to return to Yugoslavia, the British Home Office announced last night.
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      Opinion Chou hint to Japan
      223 4 Opinion Chou hint to Japan PEKING has now come out with a suKtfestlon t hat Japan should act as a "bridge In tl le Pacific" between R<-d China, and the liini ed si ates and thus prevent war. I his could be achieved, according to Commu nisi Chinese Prime! Mini
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    THE CROWDS ROLL UP AT THE DUKE'S CASTLE
    787 4 THE CROWDS ROLL UP AT THE DUKE 'S CASTLE r.'ii; recent thunder- storms in England have chared beaches in the south from Brighton to Bognor. But the Sussex holiday trade* has, of course, carried on and nowhere so notably as in Arundel, where the castle is open from Monday to
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      30 4 It /I m—mm* Best Tailoring BAJAJ tilts, Limited NOW AVAILABLE Lot( st materials in Wool/Dacron, 100 Djcron 75' "r D<ic#on Orion/Nylon Stripe AND MANY MORE 71 High Street, Singapore 6.
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      33 4 New as to-day.. An every way! HILLMAN MINX De Luxe Saloon the finest of them all LYONS MOTORS LTD. ORCHARD RD. SINGAPORE. 9 UNIVERSAL CARS Ipoh Pm.mg WEARNE BROS. K. Lumpur Scremb.n M
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    Lock icon She's the 'Queen of Legs'
    57 5 picture. HP nda Soreen German's "Queen of Legs", is 22 and comes from Bremen. At the moment she is appearing at the Palladium in Dusseldorf, where her aero- 5 E bfttirs ret five an enthusiastic reception. As part oi" her training, she drinks her 5
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    Govt. is blamed for road deaths
    247 5 Govt. is blamed for road deaths •Jill Singapore Govern- inents failure to allocatesufficient funds to solve the traffic problem has been blamed for the city's monthly toll of -death, inJfUJfand damage." ifeferring to the "far too many 'danger spots" in tMr^city, the latest issue of JH Highway, official pubuff/aon of
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    Lock icon TORNADO TEARS CLOCK OFF
    42 5 A tornado which struck the northwest Ohio town of Bryan on Thursday night tore the clock from the courthouse tower and hurled it 505 feet. Many buildings were shattered and the business disi trict was severely damaged. Reuter
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    A MERDEKA CALL FOR BROADCASTS?
    102 5 rpilE Singapore Govern- ment is considering a suggestion from the F«deration that the word "Merdeka" should be used at the end of every Malay programme over Radio Malaya The Federation Government is understood to have already approved the proposal. The CJJf.N.O. Is keen on it
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    MOST GOVT. SERVANTS ARE IN DEBT
    448 5 MOST GOVT. SERVANTS ARE IN DEBT Startling figures by an official piFTY per cent of Government servants in Singapore are in debt and a good 10 per cent of the officials are in bad financial shane too. These startling tacts were disclosed to the Free Press yesterday by a senior
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    Indian Navy ships due
    71 5 r |MIREE Indian Navy ships are due to arrive in Singapore on July 16 on a visit to Malayan ports. They are the Tlr, Kistna and Can very. They are to remain in Singapore until July 20, when they will leave for Penang. While in Malayan
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    NAVAL SHIPPING
    15 5 Three ships. Alert, Cossack and Telemachus are in the Singapore Naval Base today.
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      82 6 VlA\lll«\Ki: il> l^e ialk ami JMiii liiayiH l.\ll/A\ by Erfgur lli«*e llui'i'oii^li^ <<< '•'fyy Ci PP r "(?'^v\ "^hF aPES /> -^^^/^l IN POt THE (C.ILL-. l "'i^^*^^. THE SA I XI by Leslie Ciiarieris /ahu ih< ouragcd i^. you Y/\no if you tyo/v? i expect \J-^'\ JS^^^f^ DllT\ MER
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      509 6 BORN today, your most OQtstandtai characteristics are probably Bta cerity, justice and loyalty. There Si a spiritual side of your nature which gives you high ethical valu, You will undoubtedly be Interest l ed in programmes which ofli r eoual I I opportunity for all. You read widely i i
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    Round the World Market Prices
    488 7 New York prices NEW YORK, July 5Previous Today WHfetraits spot 88.00 nom. 97.62 nom. Stiml»rd Contract July unquoted unquoted Aug. 96.00 nom. 95.50 nom. TONS' Quirt SALES: Nil. BfcaSi Contract July 97.25 buyers 96 75 buyers 9800 sellers 97.75 sellers Aug. 97.00 buyers 96 50
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    Hopeful 'Miss Europe'
    54 7 <" T7UNLAND will be represented in the forthcoming M 1 <» jp "Miss Europe" contest at Baden-Baden in Ger- <* many, by lovely 19-year-old Marita Lindahl. <* Miss Lindahl, who works in a Helsinki beauty ■><■ salon, will wear the white-lace evening gown and <• II deep
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    HE NEVER FORGOT HIS BATMAN...
    173 7 HE NEVER FORGOT HIS BATMAN... fIUNNER Jimmy Brown I never failed Battery Commander, Major J. J. Llewellin and, no matter what "Jerry" was throwing across, he always came up promptly with a hot meal or drink. That was in France, 40 years ago— but the batman's services were appreciated and
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    CLEAN H-BOMB SOON, SAYS MAC
    53 7 The Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan has .said in London that "proftres.s was being made" by British scientists in studying production Of a "clean" hydrogen bomb. But he told the House of Commons that it would "not be in the public interest to disrio.se the
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      53 7 I SINGAPORE JHICH TIDES TODAY: 5.48 p.ro. w TOMORROW: 7.17 a.m. and 6.49 p.m. g I MONDAY: B.M 4.1 D, 7.52 p.m. TUESDAY: 9.55 a.m. and 8.45 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10.11 H a.m and 9.82 p.m. THURSDAY: 11.JW a.m. a a and 1 0.1 1 p.m. FRIDAY: 11.54 a.m. and 10
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      129 7 TONIGHT MIDNIGHT REX UKE NOTHING YOUR EYES HAVE EVER SEEN BEFORE! j 111 N1 I ffi| Dk& TOIDCC I 1' Hy InlDt J Hml Ha ccr #^I^K^^^Hi^^HißfiiSßP^^^^ <^^m{ err i Mc^ii^ilißli' fiira^A^M HFin HUNTFR<vI I HUl 1 ntRU nunitno: I or JOHN BROMHEID BEVERLY GARLAND LARRI THOMAS TOM PAYNE VYr.nen
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      138 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1.15 p.m. Saturday Date; 1.30 Time Signal, News and Singapore Share Market Report; 1.45 Saturday Date— Part ii; 2 is Weekend Sport 2.45 Th e I«atin American Way; 3.00 At Your Request presented by GeofTrey Weeks; 3.30 Juke Box Parade; 4.00 Law Afternoon: 4 30
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    THE GOLDEN SCORPION
    582 8 THE GOLDEN SCORPION &r fflm^Mi4a» rp] ii-. h'<k oi rel inn Ing to find ;*'<• galley empty and the menacing p<j >i blood on the floor was such that foi ;i moment a'g brain eeled. in all in- had not been away for moi than fl c minutes; \<n- most
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    A FALSEI ALARM
    255 8 A FALSE I ALARM down; the only thing to do was bop him over the head. And that's what Ah Lee did!" "With. "That's right. With that meat -cleaver you're holdIng." "Great Scott!" Winters drew a deep breath. "You did quite right, of course there was nothing else you could
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    Last week's winners
    258 8 rpHE winners of last week's colour-in contest (each ol whom will receivr a $5 prize in due course) are as follow.*: Miss Tan Jit Moi (11), 41 Middle Road, Singapore-7. Miss Mary Chiam Tsti Hua (8H), 710 Geylang Road, Singapore-14. Master Edwin Chia (12), 11 South Bridge
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    RUPERTS NEW ADVENTURE AT GREYROCKS COVE
    144 8 wrx pin dii Mr. Bur ,i jj, r Mi the tare fe art don't ttmtna Though >. v v •trangi r I taught iheu i Whai do they Rupert. "1 1 Hi i ii thai Mi iirty wfi':^ grown in 1 I rrthr, morryni
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      99 8 Colour- in contest With prizes for you! r>OCKET-MONEi: prizes Singapore 1. to reach bn are offered for colour not later than lluirsdij ng this scene with paints next. Age limit is 15. 'rayons or chalks. There are four prizes Name (Master/Miss) >ffered— each of $5 (two tor boys and two
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      221 8 a CLUES ACROSS. —1. Jesus. 7, On whicM W*l =>hell-flsh used for food. 6. usually served. 8. IJj 11 Xm X famous for having ment which came DU burned the cakes. 7. Sur- the violin. 10. Covering^ name of the famous che- the floor, in shori u.K mist who invented
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    THE WAY TO AVOID ROAD TO HELL
    389 9  - THE WAY TO AVOID ROAD TO HELL Rev. Timothy Tow jpatfurday sermon hj UpKY Church-going Christians who are ac*Weustomed to hearing others say "I am saved/ life who think or hope they are also saved, will wk day wake up, to the contrary, in Hell! False lecurity is going to
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      36 9 Bolia Bin Abu Bakar Ihcrc Liin be no (loilh( Kuala Kangsar LACTOGEN is the ideal, after* WHEN NATURAL pP**^ W FEEDING FAILS |ACI© €j/Em ,^B' rcinarkahly easy to mix T^l riulliiii^ to acM except hoilcd water.
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      1063 9 inpniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii* S Sunday church j 4 announcement s amjUCn OF ENGLAND Church of The Holy Family zion Bible-Presbyterian Chureli Jfess,.sr i j Ii 7 a a m. ™°r 3 i sjsmsL A^i.^ssz uchSbt and Parish Commu- St- Joseph's Church (P-M.) School; 10 a.m. Worship. ionTif.3o a.m. Family Service. Victoria Street:
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    WEEKEND QUIZ PAGE
    570 10 THE ENTRY roiuM I •illliniUHllll Name Address Prize Quiz No. 1 1 2 3 4 5 G Prize Quii No. 2 Prize Quiz No :i 1 2 I 4 B 6 BpecUU Quiz; 1 3 •j 5 4 < i R ™™K t?«i m K .7s vp
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    Lock icon Hoad decides to remain an amateur
    734 11 ASHLEY COOPER GETS A 57-MIN BEATING IN WIMBLEDON FINAL BUT HE MAY CHANCE HIS MIND BEFORE YEARS END EU'IS HOAD, the first Australian in Wimbledon's 80-year listory to achieve the Imihle in successive Fears, announced last ki^ltt that he will Remain an amateur jintil
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    Locke equals course rcord to regain Open
    408 11 Locke equals course rcord to regain Open BUY LOCKE, of South Africa, won the British I Golf Championship at St. P > yesterday for the ft) time, his aggregate of 279 lling the 72 holes record be event pke 39, and reputed never eve had a golf lesson in hi.s
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    U.S. UNIVERSITIES TO FIGHT FOR TOP PRIZE AT HENLEY
    283 11 T>USSIA'S Mikhail Plaksin and Stanislav Soldatov were beaten in the Silver Goblets semi finals by Chris Davidge and David Leadley, of Britain, in the Henley Royal Regatta yesterday. Leadley and Davidge will contest the final today against the Austrian champions, Josef
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    ROLL UP CROWDS
    256 11 (From l'ag<<' 3) interrupted by a dls-astrous-»sounriin;4 crash. A lively little boy has wielded a telling blow with a plastic toy windmill at a bronze .statuette of Queen Victoria. Her crown remains unshaken. but the pen .she used Ui brought clattering down in it.s showcase. The .same
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      113 11 iDUOiM!^ the Violent Do^- FUct^ outburst /N^AINST yA jUD^f^E'S DECI^K^N .AMD gk&NO& THE: REPLACEMENT Xr- I /i of a wimbl&i^nj f/vTpv' im REfER6E,\N& /aJTsJIaU L T& THIS FINE, I JJ V 828% SSI I ur^ l{ a be a m m a k a a m sa m r Of
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    WONDER KID IN WINNING 3F
    902 12 ALLAN LEWIS 5 report from Bukit Timah CLASSIFIED ADS. mi i vi io\ \v |N1 BO 1« H .//</, |J Him i Wot ><l <<* extra EUROPEAN i m>v Leaving Colony July |7tti RJWOIWWMWda Excellent kalian Cook-boy and amah ott Road District preferred Apply Boa
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    Lock icon Surrey hand Derby an 8-wkt beating
    340 12 Surrey hand Derby an 8-wkt beating SURREY continued relentJes.sly towards their I .sixth successive County Cricket Championship with a victory by ei^ht wickets j over Derbyshire yesterday. Their eleventh championship match win and eighth In succession took their points total to 160. Warwickshire by beating j Sussex by 93 runs
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    Lock icon CRICKET RESULTS
    108 12 RESULTS in yesterday's crlckei matches were: At Derby; Surrey beat Derbyshire by eight wickets. i>rbviMJ 153; Surrey m and mo for two (Fletcher 51 At Northampton: NorthamDtonshlre beat Somerset by 124 nm.s. Northamptonshire 14«) and 18J; Somerset 139 and 82 (Tribe D-io, Manning 5-441 At Aberdeen: Match drawn
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    Lock icon CHEAP GOODS ALARM
    132 12 T M; Brltl h Oovernmeni hai nin cd to con 1 < tion In thi 11 :if Commons thai 1 ovid Introduce a mll ln *uni v... ;e m Hong Kon text He mil] i Mr F: Ai1;,,,,,. labour. wno ropri <•: t 1 1, ,i Lancashire,
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    Lock icon West Indians face big task in third Test
    513 12 West Indians face big task in third Test WITH TOW Graveney hitting g splendid 258 and Peter May UO4) becoming the third century maker, England set the West Indios a huge task when the* declared their first innings at 619 for six on the second clay of the third Test
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  • The Press RACE DAY Special
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      Ward to partner Golden Melody
      582 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS By MIROPHU WILL BE THE THREAT QfgPEX MELODY JITF. Probably start favourite for the main race today at Bukit Timah. He is the ißtrongly-f ancied 3harle in riding ar"an#"ents will inlucMnore punters to nv 9 on Doc Rodrer's consistent gal- Understand AR- WARD
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      Your
      571 2 RACE ONE 1 SNAPDRAGON Hi 47 Was kept together with Mvp!; and Pleasant Dream over ip 40 35. fc NAZRANA: 29-6-57 w over 3P in 38 3,5 with w Kate; 4-7-57-Was going as Dancing Water over !v 38H'. LANSDALE: 4-7-57— l m n re ed with 3P in 39
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      rm guide to all today's runners
      1395 3 RACE FOUR L'PEE PICTURE: No recent k report. OKLD FREEDOM: 3-7-57 it attractively over 3F In rERLING: 2-7-57 Went 3P in 42 15 with Charleid; 4-7-57 Went easily over in 40 415 with CharlemondHARLEMOND: 2-7-57 ered 3P in 42 15 easily with ling; 4-7-57
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      Pick your winners with...TRESPASSER
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      Mirophli can win the main event
      267 4 HIS RECORD AND TRACK FORM ARE IMPRESSIVE iilKorill I usually docs *iis best in his sestart, but I will take a chance and name him as the winner of today's main event mill' handicap for Class 2, l>iv. I horses at Kukit Timah, opening
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      Top form Rio can beat a bright lot of youngsters
      242 4 Top form Rio can beat a bright lot of youngsters 11 lUO accepts I urn taking him to l> :>t :i bi Lent lot ol youngstei In today's main sprini :i (If handicap lor 'la: Div l horse*. Rdo was unplaced twice in tii., last i even stari which Included
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      Misty Line II ready for first win
      205 4 fyflßTl UNI ii. tack aftei long f"-l] look* t|ir er of the a i n •■piini (Rac( i. The rest red to doi i some g nt and iirprised ti irl ii ii he We] ii Kins and then 1 In anothei i
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      CLEVER BUG IS FANCIED IN AN OPEN RACE
      607 4 CLEVER BUG IS FANCIED IN AN OPEN RACE I)ICKING the winner of the last race a mile handicap for Class 3, Div. 1 horses i.s not easy. In the probable field of 17, at least 12 horses can be given winning chances. I will take a risk and for Clever
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      ARRIETIES IS READY FOR MAIDEN WIN
      193 4 AH ALL' looks the logical choice against a field of newcomers in today's opening eveiu- But I cannot have him. His track work suggests he Us temperamental and his race form docs not inspire confidence. He was strongly supported in his last two runs,
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      104 1 _.u'' Saturday, lu\y~6T\9sT7 ■t y r THE FREE PRESS TiiT^TPiiT* timcc THE STRAITS TIMES SINGAPORE STANDARD HANYANG L ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM J___i SIANGPAU R&c« S- HIN(.J BINGO RlNr^ Way Undalou Top Secret "™Xti" %2%2?"> a |»Siw._, I^ W BLD SSS2_,. DANONO WATER SSo" M§^.-^^-s^~ s s_a: Is sis _sa»
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      128 4 "^JHa^^H'--, You'll see the best of J§^fr-**"WIW J Britain VOIIS wan <^^.ii|?^\|Sr3^ v from a car of your Only m your own cir can you r tf^flfc' enjoy the go-as-you-please holiday th.it shows you Britain at it* best. J Choose one of the fine range of _^f' Ford Cars made
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      The Free Press Saturday MAGAZINE
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      THE 'LISPING LAD' AND OTHER FRIENDLY GHOSTS
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      ORCHID GROWING FOR THE BEGINNER
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        2 GOOD PRODUCTIONS FROM INDIAN STUDIOS
        557 4 innHERE are two films from India this week —"Toofan Aur Dcci yar" and "Pocket Maar." jThey are both good but ar? as different as Shake- speare is from Graham Greene. "Toofan Aur Deeyar" is what one might almost call a traditional story. It tells
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