The Singapore Free Press, 16 July 1957

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
  • 17 1 The Singapore Free Press Mukiya's Own Family Paper Km in-.ipore, Tuesday, July 16, 1957. Price 15 tts.
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  • 195 1 I Only 11 survivors reported out of 68 on board A ROYAL DITCH AIRLINE Super Constellation crashed into the sea OH New Guinea early today KLM announced in The Hague. The announcement said the plane was seen to be on fire when it crashed five miles
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  • 564 1 NUCLEAR WAR IS IMPOSSIBLE— PM fietenbaker says destructive power of atom is biggest deterrent fHE Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. John Diefenbaker, said yesterday that "the fearful potentialities of an international atomic war rule out the possibility of war now or in the immediate future." But, he said, there could not
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  • 156 1 U.K. may divide cyprus HPw -'IKYI Mac- in 's Government W won a parlia- vote of confidI JJJ* a Cyprus policy m} held out the possi- ol the island being fj attempt to Jr 1 administram was beaten 326 ■J? "i the House of W Th e voting straight party
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  • 52 1 THE Assistant Commissioner for Labour, Mr Goh Koh Pui, will contad the Singapore Telephone Board today to further ex- plore the possibility of set- tling th e strike of a majority of its employees. Yesterday, he met Mr Jamit Singh, secretary ol 1 the STB
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    63 1 The Australian Minister of Defence. Sir Philip Mcßride, who is now visiting defence establishments and Australian servicemen in Malaya, called on the Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. Urn Yew Hock, yester- day. Sir Philip who said he was impressed by the I 'terrific" progress of Singapore, extended an invita- tion to
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  • 121 2 'GOVT. MUST PAY...' Chettiars appeal I 1 for fair deal f rpHE < ''■>< l an i "'■■^"t t.u i :iil-< I Ol SOW mi 1 1 1 in Singapore yeflterdaj called upon the Government to deax the debt oi ci\ U si nranta who ut ci.ti ed bankrupt, 'i
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  • 303 2 Apexians work for community one Saturday afternoon last month a gTOUP of professional city men, consisting oi a doctor, lawyer, architect, engineer and a lew bu.sines.s executives, met at the Joo Chiat Youth Centre in Katong, rolled \ip their .shirtsleeve* and .set to work on a hot .sandy pitch with
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  • 234 2 FILMS AT HOME POPULAR THE demand for home movies 1 i.s growing in Singapore as an increasing lumber of families make it i practice to hold film shows In their living rooms. "Home movies'' are 8 mm. '.silent" film.s of an educational or entertaining nature. They u.sually have a running
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  • 88 2 $2 M to train key men OVER $2,000,000 Is betol spent this year by tM Singapore Government 251 scholarships award?!! order to speed up Its W anisation programme. The staff training "ffifj Mr. Tan Kah Jin. told® Free Press that scholarsWJ included advanced JWJ courses at the University Malaya or
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  • 303 2 SKIING FOR ALL BID LAUNCHED 'Chinese are natural THE Malayan Water Ski Association i ntenA to make water skiing a "national" spor in Singapore. The association's president, Mr. Lionel Hor» told the Free Press that there was no reason w this sport could not be as popular as badminW if
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    72 2 t.TCIIIKA CHOUREAU, younß French film star, arriv <d in Hollywood from Paris for the feminine lead ir ys Ran e «V starring Charlton Heston, whicl William Wellman directs for Warner Bros. Mis, houreau made her American debut in "Lafayetti Kscadnllr co-starrinif with Tab Hunter. "l>arby f Rangers' is based on
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  • 57 3 Goodwill by air Cr '.iings to the children of the world were sent out by C 'ivii school children in Munich recently. The greetings took the form of thousands of coloured balloons with goodI will mcss-iges attached. The goodwill jpmpnign was organ- I ■scd by the Red Cross. I <
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  • 126 3 Polls Bill goes to the Assembly Im&iui > will be asked lswer about 18 concerning va- j ranging from to Malayanthe post of Atral when the Assembly meets tomorrow. The main debate, however, will be on the Local Government Elections Bill. The re-elected member for Tanjong Pagar, Mr. Leo Kuan
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  • 160 3 Crowd goes fighting mad over 4~l result piFTY-ONE people were injured in Calcutta 1 last night, and police arrested 76 others, when clashes between supporters of rival football teams spread into the streets after a match held earlier in the day. Tram and bus services
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  • 22 3 Seven ships ar c in the Singapore Naval Base'today. They are Alert, Opossum, Cardigan Bay, Tobruk. Anzac, Crane and Telemachus.
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  • 47 3 A car which collided with another vehicle in IdarOberstein, Germany, yesterday flew through tfce air and landed upside down on the roof of a nearby bungalow. The driver climbed out unhurt, but his passenger was taken to hospital with serious injuries.- Reuter.
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  • 103 3 r pil'E Queen Mother leaves Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, today for home by air after a 10-day to.ur during which she ha s visited every major centre in the Rhodesian Federation. She has covered 1,500 miles by air and about 500 by road, and attended nearly 60 public engagements.
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  • 321 3 S.I.T. aims to oust smugglers JENANTS of Singapore Improvement Trust houses may be expelled from their flats if they are found to he in possession of contraband. Mr. a.h. Sewell, a s.i.T., told the Fre< Pr( "appropriate" act lon on nil for .such an ofl enc lie was coinmontin"; on
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  • 24 3 The celebrated American pianist, Julius Katchen, will give a concert lor school children today at 5.30 p.m. in the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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  • 792 4  -  Montague BABER !izi I/W Vi I \I I V (he Momie AgC uill take owr A maiiv t>l i\u- labuurs, now jMTlornnd by oil. but that is several deCAdCfl ahead Oil will remain lor ni.my years a principal source Of the world i energy. Foday,
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    132 4 Drilling being carried out at a number of locations in Nigeria to de- j termine whether or not oil exists there in commercial quantities follows j IZ .f^nsive programme of aerial surveys and other exploration by tin! sei!5 e i! L ii ey Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Ltd, (jointly
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    • 49 4 flak Saitsa^es r h vs j nr-earton eontafni iln fufl-itea Pork Sausages, quici- -frozen to Mai in all I These Muufai hava abtolutafy no aklni- capping t pttj off before COW r»; Thai l le, no pnekinp, no splitt n^, HO rri) better v Ig SINGAPORE (OLD STORAGE lJ
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  • 214 5 PRISON WARD IS NOW IN JAIL Jm^r -s'.-n set IS -(Jin the SingaixT H^le > In Black wj ily streaxn r^ its way towards M prison ~jM sharp eve over iM'dinys was a 3 party ol prison *JL Sick prisoners"Mi in l Jie "Ward with X- Ward 36 at th^
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    36 5 picture. fMiiys greatest etmetfkun lure just put m an intimate renw In Hire,, i n>m Romp" at the Palace Theatre, London Luciano Salee, »Md Vlttorio C;iDrioli, are seen at a prrss reception in Lon(l»m Paul Popper
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  • 275 5 DYE TO IDENTIFY RIOTERS Tracking lawless crowds in Spore 'THE Singapore police have used a newly invent A ed special tear-gas smoke grenade dye and discharger for dealing with rioters. Manufactured in plastic, the grenade does not shatter on detonation but opens and scatters the dye. "Adequate stocks of such
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    49 5 Mamie Van Doren, who is reported to have established a flew dancing-mileago record while starring in Warner Bros. "Untamed Youth." Mamie who plays a saucy songstress in the juvenile delinquency drama, estimates she covered more than 12 miles during the rehearsals and actual shooting of her five song-and-dance numbers.
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  • 57 5 Menzies has tonsils out THE Australian Prime Minister, Mr. R. Q. Mtenzies, has cancelled his visit to Washington and no plans are being made for a later visit, the Australian Embassy announced yesterday. Mr. Menzies will have his tonsils removed in London later this week and is expected to remain
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    • 174 6 /|V^^^r^ v T yuur bhi(i 1 hurt by your conniving, v hs.S\ I«■ i highly emotional nature, and qL. I gSU^HSnJS*" l Ilr.vll1lr.vll until li Igr You may ih-rd to i I tßi f e-.iliivatin^ a une-ti-iu-k j TIN i l:'-ii sDim-tiinrs narrow down' a point j^Ht by the force
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  • Round the World Market Prices
    • 183 7 U. K. closing prices LONDON. July 13 Previous Today H.. i So 1 R ss cif l W' norU July W% buyers 27', buyers V 27 Vi filers 27 sellers August 27 U buyers 27', buyers 27 U sellers 27 sellers I, X O l KSS Spot 27 U buyers
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    • 101 7 NEW YORK, July 15. Previous Today Strait: 96.75 nom. 96.12 nom. lutu! es ilard Contract .Tuly unquoted unquoted Aug. 94 75 nom. 94.50 nom. H Quiet. SALES: Nil. its „ntr;i«'t July 96.00 buyers 95.75 buyers 96.62 sellers 96 25 sellers Aug. 95.75 buyers 95.50 buyers 96.37 sellers
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    • 37 7 tNEW YORK, July 15. Previous Today dustrials 520.77 520.16 lilroads 152.51 152 89 pmest'u I'.onds 87. 04 86 89 Plities 71.70 71.64 (ocks Composite Averages 179.87 179.82 prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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    • 39 7 fnpong spot and ase 26V4, afloats Mal;i bar July Lampong July Sarawak spot piices Quoted 26, awaiting release 25... afloats 25%, July shipment 25 Muntok white spot. 33. afloats 32%, sellers ex-dock. in U.S. cents per lb.
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    • 114 7 IK A I'liiiippinrs c.i.f. U.K./ •mi European delivered JK*u per long ton Juljr/Auff. R\ Straits t if. L.K./North delivered weight per l«ii July August Vug. Sept. Quiet but stoady. ONUT (ill. rude Straits 1 K /North Furopean ii» J", lo: ton July/Aufj. s 1 OIL crude,
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  • 120 7 Mystery missile 'fired itself' WHO FIRED the mystery tniSSlle that landed last week at Gallows Gore near Swange, Dorset, England? NOT US. said the Army, who have a tank range not far from where the missile ploughed an eight-ineh-wide hole in the ground without exploding. NOT US, said the Navy,
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  • 26 7 San Diego, restaurant owner, George Pernicano, is insuring his moustache, measuring 15 inches from tip to tip, with of Lloyds London for M$l5O,OOO .—A.P
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  • 89 7 A BLAZING day and not an iceberg in sight to r cool a poor polar bear. And behind that ferocious mask is the hottest I man in London, 65-year-old Mr. William Brown, who went along to the Battersed Fun Fair to help enter- tain hundreds of American
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  • 85 7 rE latest teaching aids known to educationalists in Singapore will be on show daily from July 29 to Aug. 1 when the Teachers' Training College holds its annual college exhibition. The exhibition, to be held at the college's premises in Paterson Road, will mainly feature teaching
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    • 54 7 HH' H H'm I SINGAPORE I IHIGH TIDES TODAY: L 46 p.m. TOMORROW: IZ\ a.m. and 'Ml p.m. THURSDAY: 2.QZ am H and -M<» pm. FRIDAY: 2.42 am. and 3.21 p.m. B a SATURDAY: 1.30 a.m. and 10! p.m SUNDAY: 4 a.m. m g and 4.52 p.m, MONDAY: HM a.m.
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
    • 122 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1 15 p.m. Lucky Dip, prej Bentcd by Sarojinl Lotlfdti; 1 30 Time Signal and News; 1 45 Lucky Dip PlTt II; 3.57 For Schools; 1.00 i.i^iit Mii'.if; 6. 50 Fiesta; 0.00 Time Annouiu-e--ment and Programme Summary; 6.02 Happy Anniversary, presented by Zainul Alam, D.M
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  • 228 8 E 4*'TKK being clos- E ed down for E Beveral years, the E I i it y Festiniog E E Mountain Railway E E in North Wales has E been reopened by E E the efforts of entire E amateurs mem- E ners of the Festi-
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  • 77 8 ONE man who should be keeping cool under ORI triil Europe's sizzling heatwave i* the news* K| man seen in the picture on the left in Frankfurt. m\ Germany. Hj Ho sips a glass of iced water, bathes hisfeet .'jH i pail of water
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  • 120 8 Hostess on her toes Miss Beryl Fairbanks of Eastbourne, Sussex, England,, telephone operator and locul secretary of the Inter- 5 national Help for Children Committee is learning tti'.* story of Red Riding Hood In German— because she is j to look after 12 Latvian i children who are to spend
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  • 260 8 THE SECRET' MEAL SHE COOKED FOR THE 'OTHER MAN' m never si., PPed »M the man sh e W JS live witi. forTB night In 1924 1 said in lhe nS Court last week Her husband fonL I and took her b a every evening tnlM afterward, !l(; v al
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  • 97 9 Lilt i ookill S. «aft Is what i s known as a "tilt-wing" and is the first of its kind ever built F lvi ?h speciall developed for the U.S. Army and office of Naval research. Bit- urn' i i n wing J a nd rotar Propellers
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  • 154 9 ALL aboard T.V. bus QHIPPED to Holland >3 for the i!>:>7 "Cam- bridge Week", which tliis year is being held > in the Dutch Llniver- sity city of Leiden, is this British double- j decker bus litted with a television studio and equipped on the upper I deck an a
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  • 307 9 DURING "five years of silence" a doctor communicated with his wife only by notes or through his children. She begged him to speak to her, said Mr. Justice Barnard, at Manchester Divorce Court, England, last week But he replied that "we" meaning the royal "we"
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  • Glimpses
    • 155 10 Kishi making new tour of S-E Asia fAPANESE Primp Minister N'obosuke Kislii said in Tokyo that he planned to continue later (his year his goodwill tour to South Fast Asia visiting nations he by-passed last June and push Ins Asian development programme." Mi Xi hi*; South -Ku.st Asia economic development
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    • 99 10 The Formosa Government baa decided to sell 3.000 to 5,000 torus of sugar to The Lebanon thifi year. II ls aLso planning to set up a trade Office there to help promote trade, up. dormitory for married students has just been built on the campus of the International Christian University
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    • 81 10 W W lkarta Mayor Sudiro, who headed a delegation on a six -day tour of Yugoslavia, said in 8.-I- grade that familiari t y with the work of the P c o pie's committee of Belgrade and standing conferences of towns of Yugoslavia would "contribute to the solution of communal
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    • 17 10 UP. A group Of Japanese doctor:; has arrived in Moscow to £>tudy organisation o! Soviet health .services
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    • 31 10 Australia ha. s agreed to con duct a .six-week training COlirae on fisheries cooperatives for people from 1G Indo-Pacifir region countries, beginning on Dec. Hi at Sydney Univor- sity. A l\
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    • 30 10 The Japanese Defence Board in I li.vo is studying j plan for creating eight antl aircraft gun batta li«ms by 1960 to replace United States anti-air-craft battalions leaving Japan— •Renter.
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    • 13 10 Brazilian President Juscellno Kubltschek has been invited on B .state visit (o Japan
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    • 30 10 Relko Oyama in Mar old "Shii ley Temple oi Japan," i arrived In Hollywood to begin her American i <" with 20th Centui ''">• Studio Relko waa ac ompani) <\ her ts A
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    • 65 10 Ja i Japanese mission hu.s left j lor Peking to cii.scu.s.s ttie purchase of 560,000 tons oi coal, b<iide Looking Into the possibility ol Importing Chinese iron, ire on a Long-term basis. A.l. Ie Toshiba Electrical Company ha.s unvrilod a giant American atomic accelerator in Tokyo capable of producing 6,000.--f)00
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    65 10 Burmese deputy Premier and Minister of Defence I V tin Swe and Mrs. Ba Swe were greeted upon their arrival in Honolulu by Admiral Felix B. Stump. i Commander-in-Chief, Pacific, and Mrs. Stump. rillMllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllllllllKllllllllllll The Burmese couple were on their way back to B Rangoon after the deputy Premier's two
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  • 58 10 I>KKING Radio said Communist China is now building a 20,000 ton OCean-gping freighter and other Snips, It said shipping was discussed at a plenary se-s-BlOfl of thr National People's Congress in Poking. In addition to the 20,000 ton freighter, a 7.000-ton cotstal ta&iker and 8.000--ton coastal freighter
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  • 389 10 y\.\i\ \a\ mi nil wains 01 me m rree Asia nave echoed the ringing l tribute to the United States by the Prime Minister of Pakistan,, Mr. 11. S. Suhrawardy, uttered in the House of Representatives in j Washington. To the United States,
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  • 161 10 Peking purge coming? NON CHINESE iiK~ Pekiiu saj atmosphei t now is proachintf the feel fßr at the time of t counter revolutionary purge two years when it centred arounjJK the arrest of the wriMHH Hu Feng. This follows a sUto-MH ment by the chief P»gjj paganda expert. Mr n^»
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  • 264 11 HE LETS SKELETON OUT OF THE CUPBOARD THE skeleton in Leslie Creeds cupboard came out last week— after 18 years. H e let it out himself, in court, to save his son-in-law from going to jail. Leslie's secret which he n VKilrd from tin-witness-box at Middlesex Sessions, Eng--1 land wa.s
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  • 69 11 MILL HILL SCHOOL, Middlesex, England, recently celebrated the s 1 50tli anniversary of i is foundation, and to mark the occasion the Queen attended various ©ere- E monies planting a cedar tree, touring build ings and Watching E athletics and swimming. E In the picture on the
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  • 635 12  - Judge's comments on the 5th salon... SUNNY GIMA lki tlfjlh;fg ;LJK PDIFPOYKH RT KKLR;J L;Y RT,JKY;LJTRK;S TYKL;RW AE R UILEJRALW Th*> K**st on Show The best picture entered in the Exhibition "Transparent Umbrella" by Mr. Kwan San Hoi, A.R.P.S., oj Singapore. npHE sth Pan Malay an Photographic Exhibition sponsored by
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
    • 309 12 fij [2 I B [4 Bj BG IBJ|7 1 Btiflen a Bailor inside (6). I I j I I B B N< iUs A>> y (s>. HMf fl Bk II lie Pl (>n n ll(1 lne Russian B 111 money (7) ■HH lH |HV r^^^Bß -L^^— !1 'Luned aside led
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  • 956 13 The Do-it Yourself Club SLIDING ;l dfk;uk;lk;l kg;lk Wm Y°UR wife or the amah will be pleased with this present. It is a clothes-peg box which, by its design, can be hung on the line and pushed along as each item is put out. This keeps the pegs at a
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  • 85 13 tot brushes s uncfeantd W that I nlxtnrf of A layer of bituminised brown paper under the lino in the workshop will protect it from dampness. To cut leather cleanly use a very sharp penknife held almost upright against a steel rule. Never use scissors. Surplus
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  • 309 14 Pairaudeau hits tired Hampshire bowling >or ioj Dewdney's hat-trick causes a collapse i\ aggressive innings of H>'» l>> Bruc< Pairaudeau, who i>^it on 132 if>»" tin- third w v ket w 11li lw erton \V < b t X c s (62), placed th< tVesf
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  • Article, Illustration
    52 14 picture. picture. STARALA (Ward) getting the better of The Cobra (Donnelly) near the post to win the third race at Bukit Timah. Behind them is the hot favourite, Hopeful Bhn« (Barratt).— Free Press MX. .1. caun leading In Tufton (Ward), winner of the fourth race at Bukit Timab on Saturday-
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  • 124 14 WKSi INDIES I«t. Inns—110 Hampshire Inl Inn* (Saturday 127 S) Gray 8 Solwrs b Drwdney 83 S.iirislMiry nol out 13 Harrison b Sobr-ts r> HhacWlrton C Alexander b Drwdney 0 Hefttll l» l>«-wdney 0 Hindi ri Alexander Dcwdncy Bxtm I Total 151 wi.ui-k ItH :*c r, i i:,i ir.'t,
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  • 98 14 RUSSIA REFUSE TO SEND VLADIMIR KUTS Russian distance runner Vladimir Kuts will not visit. Australia next mimi-im-r, the Victorian Athletic a ociation learn 1 last night v tii m it. i eceived b 1 1 rse Soviet reply to their Invita 1 1 1on for Kut:, tO run ;it Mcl
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  • 60 14 Duvn fraser, Australian Olympic Bwimmlng champion, ha beaten two world record: and equalled third within tWO days ;it Honolulu Bh< broke the women's 200 metres freestyle record V- terdaj with a time ol 2mm ny This was eight tenth ol b lecond better than the official
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  • 257 14 LIM KOO SIANG, who won the Long jump and the hop step and lump and was placed in three other events, was individual chain- i pion at the Rotary School's athletic meet. Zaitan won the girls championship, and Charles House the inter-house title. The only
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  • 167 14 YONTRAKIT RETAINS ORIENT BOXING TITLE gOMDEZ Mjxrpl I the .seventh I^V kit has deft'i j m which hi won by d'eieal X Ing Hach ro Tats I X The defei ding chaaM V plon was no I^W opponent, was'onj not ranked No. n Japan aa^B u More t )oo spectsß
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  • 14 14 Lightweight Billy South AH wan W^tl <B Empire Bghtweigft^chgJM B ra
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  • 282 15 Tyson signals return to form with 7-25 IAVAGE TAKES ifHREE tor O hi FIVE BALLS ■m\\ SAVAGE, Leicestershire's young off-j I spin bowler, achieved the remarkable) l\slinu figures of three wickets for noj mn< in five ball« when he finished off the K-m'\ first innings at Ashby De La Zouch
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    22 15 picture. MR. K. Y. LIM leading in Charles Kuda (Mitchell), winner of the fifth race at Bukit Timah on Saturday. Free Press
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  • 163 15 BIG ROW OVER RAMADHIN LIKELY gONNY RAMADHIN'S reported intention to sign for English county cricket team, Kent, has started something that could develop into a big row between England and the West Indies. Tom Pierce, joint manager of the West Indian team now in Britain, said: "The first I knew
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  • 46 15 LINDWALL IS UNDECIDED [f bowler Ray t m o oach in India, 3 jWed the Indian MndecSed tr °b?t at h€ j. r: f 'J >r tetter UndX th( NovembepE 'irkft again in I The n :i.';on. 8 i 4 Lindwal] IK- nami a !™i- r
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  • 50 15 The R.A.P. Seletar Golf Clubs MarDoiuild Trophy for four-ball mixed foursome competition was won by P/Lt. and Mrs Roddy after a count bark with Mrs Horncastle and her son Billy, who finished with a net score of 75. Mrs. Horncastle and her son won the ball swoop competition.
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  • 149 15 RESULTS in yo.sto relay's cricket matches were: At Cardiff Northamptonshire beat Glamorgan by ten wickets. Glamorgan 103 and 107 (Tyson 7-25); Northampton 206 and five for none. At Colchester: Essex beat Somerset by right wickets. Somerset 77 and 197 <Tripp «2); Essex 177 and 98 101 two.
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  • 356 15 LEW HOAD, the |tOie&] Australian, said yv> terday he was just as nervous as could be when he made his professional tennis debut but in the next breath he revealed that he caught a halt hour nap just before he Was called
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  • 210 15 A USTRALIA'S Davis Cup players. Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser, said in Chicago yesterday they had given no thought to turning tennis professionals. Cooper, beaten by Lew Hoad lor the Wimbledon crown, said: "There Ls nothing to any rumour of Fraser and my.self turning
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  • 72 16 DEATH 20 Word* $6 (minimum). MRS KEAH ENG CHOE nee Ng Ellang I-eonK 62, passed away peacefully on 14.7.r>7 after a briel illness at No. 39 Ewe Boon Road, leaving behind 3 sons, 4 daughters, 4 .soiLS-in-law, 4 daughters-in-l»w, 87 grand-chil-dren, 2 urand .son.s-in-Law and 1 grandson to mourn
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  • 175 16 SHOCK FOR LAW IN MELBOURNE FANNED out, their torch beams barely penetrating the thick early morning fog, police crews from two patrol cars stumped through thick, high and wet grass as they converged on a creek In suburban West Brunswick, Melbourne. Police radio had
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  • 30 16 August first grade rubber buyers fob opened in Singapore this morning at, 9446 rents :i lb up one-eh>hth of ;i cent on yesterday* close The tone was quiet,
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  • 54 16 HUE CRY FOR SODIUM |CJHIPS were warned away O from tiif Delaware Capes yesterday as planes rind U. S. Coast Guard cut- i ters searched for a floating container of radioactive sodium. The yellow container, one of 25 thrown into the ocean as waste, was supposed to have sunk. Instead,
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  • 136 16 A CUSTOMER raced out of the Spread Eagle Bar in London and across the road to a patrolling policeman. There's a snake drinking my beer," he shouted. Up the stairs from an un. I derground lavatory came two more men. "It's full of snakes," they said,
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  • 78 16 A DRUNK charge against Charles Chaplin, Jr.. 32, son o[ the comedian, was dismissed ye.sU.Tday because ;it was Chaplin '.s first arrest. The arrest followed an encounter in Hollywood between Chaplin and a furious I husband who threatened to "beat his brains out" after jhe said
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