The Singapore Free Press, 16 May 1960

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    17 1 IHEJEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** MONDAY, MAY 16, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    KHRUSHCHEV GETS TOUGH
    341 1 UrnnilL" Observers see ess °f a conciliatory Nikita as the Bi& Four parley begins m Paris today )e aulle shocked by violence of Soviet leader's talk at meet Nixon says: do not think that the plane cident will influence the outcome of the Summit* PARIS. Monday. \JK.
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    lke's No. 2 defends by-plane flight
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    Chased by a mob
    32 1 BELGIAN CONGO, Mon.— Two Belgian settlers, driven otT their plantation m the Eastern Congo by angry mobs who threatened to kill them, have left by air for Europe.
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    Doping: Barred trainer now calls for an inquiry by tie police
    148 1 Doping: Barred trainer now calls for an inquiry by tie police LINDON, Monday. VINCENT O'BRIEN, onepf the world's most successful racehorse tniners whose licence was suspended for 18 maths on Friday, lias asked police to launch a brse-doping investigaion. 1 Te famed Irish trainer was banned from racing hor»s on
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    Drowned in wine
    18 1 ROME. Mon. —An Italian workman was drowned m wine while working above a wine tank.
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    A maiden's revenge
    43 1 I ICINJ (Yugoslavia). Mon.— Armed with a revolver certificate attesting her virginity. Liulja and il ne( t lt BoKcianoNit- dead m a crowded street. Sh' 1 had b^? told" Dane slandered her after she rejected h£ advances. She was arrested.
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    STOP PRESS
    9 1 STOCK EXCHA^ RUBBER STEADY CARS STOU i
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    Man closer to space travel, say two experts
    228 1 TOP SCIENTISTS ALL PRAISE THE NEW RUSSIAN SPACE SHIP JODRELL HANK. Monday. p\V() eminenl scientists engaged m space nsearch work for Britain and Russia said here yesterday that Russia's successful launching of a tour-ion space ship had brought man closer lo space
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    WONDER MILER ELLIOTT IS SUED FOR A MILLION DOLLARS
    98 1 WONDER MILER ELLIOTT IS SUED FOR A MILLION DOLLARS HONOLULU. Men. Australian miler, Herb Elliott has been summoned m a million-dollar suit involving breach of contract by promoter Leo Leavitt. He was handed the summons just after he had finished an exhibition 880--yards run In the rainsoaked Alexander field on
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    A heart of steel
    27 1 MIAMI. Mon. A housewife has a .stainless *>>teel and silicone rubber valve m her heart, taking tne place of the natural aortic valve.
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    460 STUDENTS AT VARSITY TAKE AN OATH
    74 1 460 STUDENTS AT VARSITY TAKE AN OATH BUKIT TIMAH, lion Pmif hundred and mx t y students at the University of Malaya m Singapo:morning took tion "that at all ti will behave honoui deavour to and rai.se the uooc of the University." The new students v uined by Prof, i
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    Anniversary rallies
    17 1 CAIRO. Moi. were held DamuM-u.-v Alrxandr.i anc to mark ;2th anniversary ol tne tinian War
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    Party for Tengku
    25 1 LONDON. Mon. Tengfru Abdul Rahman, the M Prime Minister, attended a reception m his honour at the Malayan High Commibbion last night.
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    25 1 Malayan Mmd BU prices today buvm«» $IX3 and Belling $1 40 Second IfaUjn Fund managers' prices buym* $1.02 and .selling $l 08 8
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    Wife (with dead pilot) makes talk-down landing
    222 1 Wife (with dead pilot) makes talk-down landing DALLAS, Mon. Mrs. Spencey Black, 39, was alone m the cabin of a wild aeroplane, lighting to control it over the body of her dead husband. With a broken arm and facia] lacerations, Mrs. Black recalled from her hospital bed how her husband,
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    Found... a city
    22 1 Found a city AMMAN. Mon.— Dr. Joseph Free, an American archaeologist, has discovered the Biblical city of Dothan 10 miles from Jenin.
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    Found.. a theatre
    19 1 Found a theatre CHESTER. (England), Mon. —Archaeologists here have uncovered part of a roman amphitheatre built 2,000 years ago.
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    CELIA: JUST A MATTER OF LOGIC
    182 1 CELIA: JUST A MATTER OF LOGIC SINGAPORE. Mon.— The winner of the Free Press Word Puzzle "L" contest, Miss Celia Lee is both happy and surprised. When told that she had won the constest, Miss Lee excitedly said: "I am happy to hoar the good news but I am terribly
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    New drop record
    28 1 XL CENTRO, (California), Mil. The United States ai: force has claimed a record for dropping the haviest single object \l\ tos. safely from a plane.
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    10 on study tour
    19 1 AKARTA. Mon.— Ten Singapre educationalists have arrved m Indonesia on a stujy-tour of Indonesian scbols.
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    Row now brewing between Thailand's new airline and CPA over flight times
    492 2 Row now brewing between Thailand's new airline and CPA over flight times THAILAND'S Civil Aviation Board will* soon deliver ;i Hole of warning to < athav Pacific Air \\j\s for violating iK .m agreement, ording to an agency lort reac h i n Singapore, CPA has changed its flight schedules
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    Treasury bill issue
    55 2 LONDON: Th^ totlU UnOU of application for las: wee^ a offer of £2.i0 million 9! -day I Treasury bills was £444.780.00u. The amount allot -fd wa« £250 million and went at an average of £4/11 1.36 per cent compared with £4/13/4.70. This week $260 million of 91--day
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    75 2 SHIPS IN PORT OHIPS lyin? alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning are: Menestheus 1/2. Adrastus 4/o. Kwangtung 6A. Ore>te.N 6 7. Breconshire 8/9. Hallvard 10/11. Rimba 13/14. State of Madras 15/16, Chakdina 13. Taian Maru 19. Letoag N. Wall 4. Kinabalu 21 22. Charon 23/24. Himejl
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    Lock icon Last minute bid to avert strike
    69 2 CHICAGO: Two Federal mediators met with representatives of the International Longshoremen's Association and stevedoring firms yeMerday m a last minute effort to prevent a possible dock strike m Chicago at midnight. Contract negotiations between the 2.000-member longshoremen's local 19 and 23 marine warehousing and
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    Tariff cut speed-up
    41 2 GENEVA: A speed-up m taritf eut.^ among the Se\en member nations of the European Free Trade Association |p expeettd to be one of the major items for discussion at the ci&tion'g ministerial conferenre opening on Thursday m Lisbon.
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    110 2 Oil firm steps into plastics' field BAYTOWX (Texas) Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey) has formally opened a polypropylene i plant representing a Ms9o mil- lion investment m a bid to gain a dominant position m the plas- I tics' field. The installation has an annual capacity of 40 million
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    United States steel output drops
    103 2 NEW YORK: Steel output m the Unitea States m April cropped to 9.771.000 ton.s (rum 11.uH.683 tons m March and 11.281.920 tons m April last year, the American Iron and Steel Institute -aid. llit* lower level still brought output tor the first tour months to
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    World production of tin dips
    76 2 LONDON: World mine production of tin- In -concern rates fell to 11.800 tons m January from 14.400 m Decenbryear. 'I his is stated m the International Tin Councils <utistical bulletin lor April. World consumption of primary tin metal is estirrated to have declined slightly ai
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    U.S. Steel Corp. cuts production
    56 2 CHICAGO: United fctatts Steel Corporation is taking out of protraction i blast funace and an open hearth unit II its South Chicago works, a U.S. St< spokesman He added, lion ever, that the company could make do itttmate further into the future v to the
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    Economic integration
    82 2 BRUSSELS: The Ministerial Coun.il of the Six-Naion European Common Marke Issued a communique annolncing agreement on an ameitied version of the Hallstein piai to speed up economic integrstion of ilie Six. At the >ame |mc they expressed readiness for negotiations with the Britt«l«-led j Outer Seven and other
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    Lower copper pric
    42 2 BRUSSELS: The Union Mimere Dv Haul Katanga, the Belgium Congo copper prodcer, has cut Its price for electrortic copper to 34.25 Belgian trwxc* per kilo from 35.50 francs. Ibis is the second reduction m the price m a week.
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    New vessel makes first call at Singapore
    424 2 New vessel makes first call at Singapore I PAGE TWO TODAY GIVES YOU A ROUND-UP [OF THE SHIPS THAT ARE IN THE NEWS SINGAPORE, Monday. THE SHIP OF THE WEEK to arrive m Singapore is the Shigeshima Maru. On her maiden voyage, she is the latest addition to the Japan
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    UP 22 DOWN 5 UNCHANGED 150
    826 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Vf Prtvitui SUrday KEY Tf MARKINGS. f cci caw capital issue. x nail excludmt everytlmg. >' eiciudmj giviimi. I cli cum Imhs issue T «cr tictnltag capital ritirr t ccr cv* capital ritarr cl cum Imltii.
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    Primary goods prices at a record low
    164 2 Primary goods prices at a record low YORK. Mon. The I Commi>sion on International Commodity Trade which wound up its sp: session yesterday, lound that terms of trade of primary producing countries were at their lowe>t level since 1951. The 18-member commission considered that the recovery period had brought into
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    Ban on ragging is still on, students are reminded
    58 3 HANCELLOR HAS OF PLANS YE PRACTICE Xl \LA LUMPUR, Monday. preparations for the arrival of the new academic year at Malaya, the students union r from the Vice-Chancellor, v nheim. on the subject of 1 tli.it news Ikis m- plans of
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    NEW ZEALANDER IS FULL OF PRAISE FOR OUR HOUSES, WAR MEMORIALS
    70 3 NEW ZEALANDER IS FULL OF PRAISE FOR OUR HOUSES, WAR MEMORIALS SINGAPORE. Mun. ing ditor of a departmental store m v d. Mr. J. Robbie, is full for the hou> ;i the well-kept wj memo of Si: por M Robbie :ne buildpeople." paid to the memoria lexe danders were cd.
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    cholarships for 2
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    edication service
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    Rotary speaker
    22 3 \GAPORE M Mr. ri Roehreke. Gen General m Si: The of Dialectical weekly *l the ■c] he el on V.
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    IN VERDICT AT THE INQUEST OF MOTHER OF 9 WHO DIED FORM TETANUS AFTER ABORTION
    67 3 IN VERDICT AT THE INQUEST OF MOTHER OF 9 WHO DIED FORM TETANUS AFTER ABORTION dfdffdfdfdfdf: inquiry had confided husband that she did he had decid- Ed to undergo an abortion to prevent further pr< nancy, he added. Returning an open verdict, Mr. N. A. D'Rozario, the coroner, said he
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    Compensation call
    35 3 KOTA BHARU. Mon— The 1.800-strong Siam Burma Deatn Railway Association yesterday urged tne Federation Government to review the Japanese peace treaty and request compensation for tne Malayan .survivors ol the Siam "death railway."
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    THIS RARE BLOOM CALLS FOR CELEBRATION: THERE'S PROMISE OF 'GOOD LUCK'
    110 3 THIS RARE BLOOM CALLS FOR CELEBRATION: THERE'S PROMISE OF 'GOOD LUCK' QINGAPORE Mon.— A rare k bloom it's the slier Khoo." plant that has often been associated with Miprrstition>.. Usually an imported flowerpot ornament from China it is bought as a "good link' uift on festival days. Idom does it
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    Big gang armoury raided by police
    37 3 IPOH. M A party r I a c 'v weapons under a pile of planks In Kampong Paloh h< The weapons believed been hidden by I :ud*'d bulb two shori pip*
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    Ox on rampage
    29 3 IPOH. Mon A seiada fwild o.\ Kuda new vill and >pi* one of them seriously. Police killed rampaging animal with 13 shots from a .303 rifle.
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    Farmer says N.Z. has a word for our little farming plots: 'Garden'
    209 3 Farmer says N.Z. has a word for our little farming plots: 'Garden' SINGAPORE, Monday. TOURIST party of eight, including three runnel's and ;i bank manager, from New Zealand are now m Singapore for a four-day-sta> on I heir trips-round South-East Asia. One of the farmers, Mr. Ralph Bean and his
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    FEDERATION TEAM TO START COMMON MARKET TALKS SOON
    97 3 FEDERATION TEAM TO START COMMON MARKET TALKS SOON CJINGAPORE. MO Top 3 [•♦■deration Governmei I officials irom the iry, the Ministry of mmerce and Industry i Customs Department travel to Singapore. ""They will begin talk.-, on a common market for the two territorie The Minister of Comrce and Industry. Inch*'
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    SINGAPORE UMNO NOT YET AN ACCEPTED AFFILIATE
    173 3 SINGAPORE UMNO NOT YET AN ACCEPTED AFFILIATE SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Singapore UMNO had not yet been formally accepted as an affiliate of UMNO Malaya, a spokesman for the party headquarters said In Kuala Lumpur. He said thai until the State UMNO had been registered under the Singapore Societies Ordinance with
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    Back for talks
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Sir Ivor Jennings who helped to dralt the Federation Constitution lour yean ago, icturned yesterday to preside over two meetings concerning the Cambridge School Examination m the Federation.
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    TWO DETERMINED MALAY BOYS TO HITCH-HIKE ALL THE WAY TO BRITAIN
    188 3 TWO DETERMINED MALAY BOYS TO HITCH-HIKE ALL THE WAY TO BRITAIN SINGAPORE, Mon. Two hitch-hikers, Hassan bin Vat and Said bin Mohammad, from Kluang, arrived here on their way to Britain. But now Said is down with flu and is m the General Hospital. Twenty-year-old Hassan is a lad full
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      25 3 Fascinating Range of Jewellery WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS Available m All Forms ot Distributors:— tC. de SILVA BROS., "Jewellers'* Rattle* Place, Singapore -1. Phone *****
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      111 3 Medium Wave 476 metres dren s Corner— SHORT WAVE: «2 metres j6 On Su: (4780 kc/s.) Annoui 7Ou Th» n newv 7.15 Lwawtt from 9.00 p.m. 10.00 pm. dail* 7JO P.M. 100 Programme sum- femttom with Dr. Johnsonman-; 1.02 Monday medley; 130' gl Honor roll of Tlie news: 1.40 Newstalk;
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    A WIFE SHOPPING IN MOSCOW
    822 4  -  ROSS MARK By dfdfsdfdffdf ft H R I SHCHEV. who promised the Russian people a new shopping paradise, with more shoes, clothes, bicycles, and food than any other nation m the world, will today be interested to hear wh a t happened w hen my
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    Man who was treated as a pet kills the woman who kept him
    219 4 Man who was treated as a pet kills the woman who kept him LONDON, Mon. A -meek and inoffensive" man who caught the interest of a strong-willed woman who owned the bar where he worked as a barman, was treated by her like a pet, a court m Glasgow was
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    JENNIFER,14 (ON SKATES) TRAPS BOY ARMED WITH A RIFLE
    215 4 JENNIFER,1 4 (ON SKATES) TRAPS BOY ARMED WITH A RIFLE F ONDOX. Mon. A fourteen year old girl, Jennifer Taylor, chased an armed raider while she was on roller skates. And her detective work led to the arrest of two brothers aged 14 and 16— who had held up and
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    Honeymoon a fruit farnd Margaret Tony get an invitation
    20 4 Hon eymoon a fruit f arnd Margaret Tony get an invitation I I pc I I In I I I
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    Seeing eye to eye
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    Truman tells the inside story of that Presidential Day snub by Gen. Eisenhower
    473 4 Truman tells the inside story of that Presidential Day snub by Gen. Eisenhower XEW YORK, Monday. PI IK famous snub President Eisenhower inflicted on Harry Truman iKs he look over liis job is described m detail for the first lime. Truman, m a controversial book, "Mr. Citizen," explains the background.
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    'SNIFFING POST': AN ALARM AGAINST SMELLS
    129 4 VTEW YORK, Mon. A "SNIFFING POST" is to be set up 450 feet high m New York to detect odious smells from New Jersey. The instrument, designed by the Air Pollution Authority, is expected to confirm the snobbish New Yorkers' worst suspicions: All the
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    American students see support for their lecturer from Oxford
    27 4 American students see support for their lecturer from Oxford AN angry group of stuck of Los Angeles senl British book critics seeking history lecturer. Dr. All Oxl
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    5,000 homeless in $ 1½ million fire
    36 4 5,000 homeless in 1½ million fire MANILA. Moil Hre hit Butuan city m southern Philippines and caused dan estimated at out- ir.ilh (about M51. 520, 0dd More than 5,i»00 pc them poor, wen r< n<.' homel(
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    Baby bear is zoo's big attraction
    45 4 c£ arr a at Malmo Zoo m Sweden is (his baby polar bear, alr.afh visitors. Shown affectionately nuzzling the mother, the baby bear calls to mind H). world-** larity ot London Zoo's frolicking: and enchanting baby bear "Brumiv H
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    $640 FINE FOR DANCER WHO HID HER JEWELLERY
    94 4 $640 FINE FOR DANCER WHO HID HER JEWELLERY LONDON, Mon. Redhaired dancer Elaine Allen was forced to strip by Customs officials when she arrived at London Airport from Calcutta last February, a court was told. For, although she declared 10 dresses and a tiger skin she did not mention the
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    ANNA SAYS MARLON'S 'IMMORAL' AND A SLOB
    98 4 ANNA SAYS MARLON'S 'IMMORAL' AND A SLOB HOLLYWOOD. Mon. Marlon Brando was described by his ex-wife Anna Kashfi as "an im l man" at a California court hearing. This was the last of a scries of hearings m which Brando sought extended rights to visit his son. two-year-old Christian Devi.
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    It took him an hour to conquer 90 Ib. catch: A barracuda
    84 5  - It took him an hour to conquer 90 Ib. catch: A barracuda ROY LAZAROO dfsdfdfdfdfsfdfdfdf SINGAPORE. Monday n ti-hin- since I was a kid') his biggest barracuda catch lighthouse while on a fishing ■ml this 9(j se lo six feel, parts exciting near the it day. •me lowered ms deep
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    LEE TO SPEAK ON THE ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY
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    Co-op expert to help Sarawak
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    'SHOWDOWN' OVER HAWKING RIGHTS AVERTED BY FOOD INSPECTORS
    160 5 'SHOWDOWN' OVER HAWKING RIGHTS AVERTED BY FOOD INSPECTORS gIXOAPORE. M o n.~ A dispute between memb< of the Singapore Hawkers Union and the Petty Traders Union operating m Serangoon Garden Estate has been settled by hawker inspectors. dispute, which was over the choice of hawking tes, arose when members the
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    Policeman wins S1O,OOO prize
    26 5 Policeman wins S1 O,OOO prize 'H. M COIT> Dani. B is the winner ged the SI O.OOO first prize wide Br>icreep.i red by MeBee Malaya) Ltd.
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    60,000 TOTS TO GET 'JABS' IN BIG DRIVE ON DIPHTHERIA
    127 5 60,000 TOTS TO GET 'JABS IN BIG DRIVE ON DIPHTHERIA KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Sixty thousand children under five years of age are to be inoculated next month m the biggest ever anti diphtheria campaign m Kuala Lumpur. The drive starts on June 1. Eighty thousand doses of vaccine are being
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    Granville to be new 8.0.A.C. chief
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Deputy Managing Director ol BOAC Mr. Keith Granville. has been appointed full time chairman of BOAC Associated Companies, it was announced m Singapore yesterday. Mr. Granville will take up his new appointment on June 30 m place of Sir George Cri-
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    GOVT. TRADE TEAM FOR G.A.T.T. MEETING AT GENEVA ARE ON THREE-FOLD MISSION
    128 5 GOVT. TRADE TEAM FOR G.A.T.T. MEETING AT GENEVA ARE ON THREE-FOLD MISSION KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. I 4 FEDERATION Gov- eminent tram, is on the way to Geneva on a threefold mission: KEEP a close watch on whether Malayan i to the European Common Market count] In danger. {•;> wnat way
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      184 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Oickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis W* rES SHE THIWKS SHE X WHAT ON HOWWM 3^ SHE rwi^'KS l^ SHE Y^^? iMANaPRAKE i LOVES VOU-ANJP i EARTH KNOW*? I'M A"^ B CAM 6»GT YOU ALOME ttHP) JACK YCu^W. IS CERTAIN! YOU
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    OPINION Pause today and say a prayer
    384 6 OPINION Pause today and say a prayer fUTIZEN. i i moment this busy day afternoon and a prayer. A or. thankfulnes that i week h gone by without a war. A prayer of hope that the Summit talks In Paris today, statesmen will s< ill timid thought of future brinkmanship
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    The secrets of the tax dodgers are no longer a secret
    1253 6 The secrets of the tax dodgers are no longer a secret Who? When? What? Where? Dr. Coh Keng Swee, the Minister for Finance, is the Government expert who answers questions from the public m this page today. QWhat is the government doing to encourage industrialisation m Singa- pore? A: Thfs
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    A ruse saved Hitler's channel navy
    579 6  - A ruse saved Hitler's channel navy FRANK GOLDSWORTHY bydfdsfdfdff TIIK ruse that saved Hitler's ships the Scharn h o r s t, (i ii c is c n a v, and Prinz Eugen is revealed today. Pith helmets. French barmaids and German "Wrens" were all part of a German bluff
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    CHEAT GOVT. AN PUBLIC AS WELL
    50 6 CHEAT GOVT. AN PUBLIC AS WELL third come T;t How are w stop this d Comptroller authority to ii book> i taxpayer.' S< to give him i do than what Inc. adi:. seh we can f: with kid-.. pow< rs ar. will be used t full. Will co-ope: th.r Thesdfdsffdsf
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    A dark, shining prowler gives these Potong Pasir residents the jitters
    136 7  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS Singapore. Monday L MAN SCARE KEEPS 3 ODY INDOORS: AND PATROLS |fc T MRS. GOMEZ IS THE FIRST WOMAN TO ENTER IN THAT BIG FREE PRESS RACE m Potong l'asir are ape patrols because of the v
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    MALAYAN ACE INTER WEDS ALL ATHLETE
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    Stricter control on pocket money urged by Minister
    151 7 Stricter control on pocket money urged by Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. rilK Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Talib, lias warned parents lo impose stricter control on pocket money for their children. He gave this warning at the annual prize giving oi the Bukit Bintang Girls' Secondary School
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    THE CALYPSO TRIO AT THE TALENTIME SHOW PUT ON TO HELP ORPHANED BABIES
    107 7 THE CALYPSO TRIO AT THE TALENTIME SHOW PUT ON TO HELP ORPHANED BABIES lhr tamoib nlvp^o iMviil. Kit hard and K. -niK'th. from Ihc Chrli tian Kruthrrs Sch— l. at the mike .»> t\u\ appeared Saturday ftixht's talenlUbe tntitot at Ihc Convrnt the ll«>|> Infant Je>uv m :,.i Street lhr
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    Mother of two aims to beat 60 men in the cycle race
    300 7 Mother of two aims to beat 60 men in the cycle race SINGAPORE, Monday A CHARMING mother of two, Mrs. Meliny Gomes, 31, is the only woman so far to enter for the Fress Press cycle race on June 26. Mrs. Gomes told the Free Press that winning the race
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    WHEEL BARROWS TO GET PIONEER STATUS
    52 7 WHEEL BARROWS TO GET PIONEER STATUS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Hand trucks, wheel barrows and metal furniture are to be given pioneer status. Other products named m a Government list included glassware, bus seats, bus window regulators, sewing machine heads and carbon paper. Those wishing to object should do so by
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    COMBINED SCHOOL QUIZ TO BE HELD AT THE A.C.S. SOON
    96 7 COMBINED SCHOOL QUIZ TO BE HELD AT THE A.C.S. SOON BUKIT TIM AH. Mon.— The Anglo- Chinese School will hold a com-bined-schools quiz on May 23 at 3 p.m. In the Lee Kuo Chuaa Auditorium. Two teams will participate, and the chairman will be Miss Mary Hoe, president of the
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    Union president
    41 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The president of the National Union of Railwaymen. Mr. AW. King left yesterday for Manila to attend a threemonth labour education course at the University of the Philippines. Mr. King's trip i* sponsored by Asia Foundation.
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    Violin recital
    33 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Filipino violinist Redentor Romero, will give a recital at the Victoria Theatre on Friday at 8.45 p.m. He will be accompanied on the piano by Mr. David Apel.
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    FRENCH PERFUME STALL FOR THE BIG BAZAAR
    88 7 FRENCH PERFUME STALL FOR THE BIG BAZAAR SINGAPORE, Mon. The French community m Singapore will put up a, perfumery stall at the International Bazaar for the Blind on May 21. The stall will include a wide range of scents, from modest samples to ornamental bottles at all prices. Most of
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    Teleprinter service
    27 7 JESSELTON, Mon. The Director of Posts and Telegraphs. Mr. C. J. Fenton, announced that a direct teleprinter service between Labuan and Jesselton has been installed.
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    A year's ban on lorry driver who caused heavy damage to shops
    121 7 A year's ban on lorry driver who caused heavy damage to shops OUNGEI SIPUT, Mon. A man whose lorry crashed into two shophouses, causing their front portions to collapse, was disqualified from driving for a year. The driver, Hou Chuon Yew, 28. was also fined $500 after he pleaded guilty
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    SUB-EDITOR ON FREE PRESS DIES AFTER SUDDEN COLLAPSE AT HOME
    176 7 SUB-EDITOR ON FREE PRESS DIES AFTER SUDDEN COLLAPSE AT HOME OINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Malcolm Modder, a senior member of the editorial staff of the Singapore Free Press, collapsed and died at his home here shortly before 10 last night. Aged 40, Mr. Modder was working at the Free Press sub-editors'
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    Testing time for Port Swettenham lies in next 2 years
    217 7 Testing time for Port Swettenham lies in next 2 years I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The testing time for Port Swettenham will be during the next year or so before the new wharves are m operation, says an *j;torial m the latest issue of Kereta Api, the Malayan Railway Administration magazine. It
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    Council wants $500,000 loan to build 150 $25-a-month houses
    101 7 Council wants $500,000 loan to build 150 $25-a-month houses I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Klang Town Council has asked the Selangor Government for a $500,000 loan to build about 1 50 low-cost houses. The District Officer, Ra.ia Abdul Aziz bin Raja Ha.ii Ahmad who is also the Chairman of the council
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      35 7 VE"«S H AH 1 BUT O»O AMOMERE> CHECKED CMECK IX ANSWER^ JfrJfl k jm yiith a regular order for The Singapore Free Press ■**-..be sure of a pleasant evening every day with a regular uiu
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      he day Ldady Astor put lbbentrop s place
      577 9  - he day Ldady Astor put lbbentrop s place George Malcolm Thomson By sdfdfdsfdfdfdsdf YOUR CHANCE WIN A BOOK tIE US ANY OF THAT NONSENSE, T 0 HIS HEIL HITLER' SALUTE m what restricted view lask. Not for him ultimate value or uver. I as es bird* and the iuer screens,
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      The book of the week
      248 9 CHINESE LAKE MURDERS by Robert van Gulik NANCY ASTOR: By Maurice C 911.5. I\EE Jen-djieh is al--1 well-known nds of reads Judge Dee, the ied detective or .nh-century Chi[n this new book, Robert Van Gulik tells Judse Dee solved ifficult cases m his second magistrate.
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      Best of the others out this week
      465 9 Best of the others out this week LJERE are some other new paperback out this week: BEHIND THE CRIMSON BLIND by CARTER DICKSON: PAN $1.25 is a first class thriller with H. M. crossing swords with master criminal m Tangiers. THE MEDALLION by GITTA SERENY: PAN $1.25 is a suspense
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      To make a good plant you should give it a 'crew cut'
      595 9  -  M. R. S. ARSCOTT sdfdfdsffdsfsf _r I GARDENING MOST gardeners like to grow a few ferns and the Maidenhairs are the most well known and important group of ferns In cultivation. ADIANTUM is the botanical name for this
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      34 9 p. I don't want to ior I to any one." *he I want to be for that horrid ns co post Inters, a^Q4 ;-Mr. *o him again. to protest and explain, 4 word m.
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    Austin Dunsford, kayo specialist, this time finds himself on receiving end
    587 10  -  Royston Lazaroo On-the-spot report by Results were: Fly— Jum Ibrahim (Army) bt Wilhe Tan iMRNVR); banUm- V. Kesavan »Pulau Bukoin V.C bt Brian Isaac i Army) >.i. In Ist; feather Knshnail GopalaP Police) bt Nee Roa:h Vitabhak i Unattached
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    Flanagan and Seth take 18 holes stroke
    45 10 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. R. A. Flangan and Mrs. K. A. j Seth won the 18 holes stroke < flag) competition at the j Royal Singapore Golf Club yesterday. Runners-up were Capt. E. B. Bright and Mrs. M. G. Murchison.
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    22 10 MACON, Mon. Oxford University eight beat a selection of France's best oarsmen m an international prei Olympics regatta here. Reuter
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    YACHTING RESULTS
    122 10 Singapore. Mow. Results of races at the Royai Singapore Yacht Club yesterday are ns follows:Dragon Class: l. How Come iH. Pfrunder) 2. June <E. Holiday) 3. Rika 111 (Commander Hallifax). Tornado Class: l. Genevieve (E. Buchwald) 2. Flying Saucer (G. Ashworth) 3. i.sa Lai (J. i Grace). Skiff
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    When White loses time at the start
    182 10  - When White loses time at the start Fred Reinfeld Chess Lesson 35 by dsfsdffsffds rpAKE out chessboard and men. and try these opening gambits. Scotch Game WHITE BLACK 1 P-K4 P-K4 2 N-KB3 X-QB3 3 P-Q4 PxP 4 NxP As White has lost time by moving his King Knight twice.
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    THE MAN WHO THREE Tll BEAT WORLD CHAMPION
    325 10  -  LIM KOK ANN By sdfdsfdfsdfsdfss SINGAPC'-E JX the Candidates Tournament, Keres d< I I competitors played lour games ugainsl i fourth game T a turned the tables. Lh\ lal twccii these two masters. WHITE: K.rcs; BUM X: r.ii. 1. P-K4. P-QB4: I.
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    Brabham to second
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    CALLING ALL WHO WANT BIG MUSCLES
    64 10  - CALLING ALL WHO WANT BIG MUSCLES LIM POH BOON Bydsfsdfdsfdff Singapore. Monday RELAX I preparation your training at 5.30 p.m. pcrlormcd wit. nuu and U the clanger Don't rush throui body buildinu m-.s.sl treat it a.s a it. You want ir. you will your ti::. the lull b« watch your
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    was Merv Posner's vigorous riding which abled Timberlane to win the Spring Cup
    1222 11  -  ALLAN LEWIS See How They Ran -By sdfdsfdsffdsf r-«>l«l gelding Timberlane. cleverly ridon 'I"' S|;nnj4 Cup, main i-acc al Bnkil '^.Timberlane nicelj placed be,der. [he t;,v H, Pinkson was alx.nl third or Rth, 11. who did Surprising
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    HIS HATTRICK WAS NOT GOOD ENOUGH
    108 11 HIS HATTRICK WAS NOT GOOD ENOUGH SERANGOON GARDENS, j Mon. Serangoon Gardens Sports Club defeated Police by 24 runs m the Junior cricket tournament yesterday, j The Gardeners scored 112 runs. Police could only reply with 88. Top scorers for S.G.E. were B. Aylen <33» and H Pereira 39. while
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    McNair wins the Guillemard Cup
    94 11 McNair wins the Guillemard Cup SINGAPORE. Mon. K. C. McNair. recent runner-up for the Malayan golf title, won the Guillemard Cup final on Saturday. "B" Medal: 1. E. C. Guyatt (3-upi 2. D. L. Wooll. <2 up»; 3. M. Melchior <1 upt. Ball sweep. First nine: Tip be- tween E.
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    ICE FINISHES AT BUKIT TIMAH
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    Shaw's Warriors just could not do a thing wrong against Eveready
    481 11 Shaw's Warriors just could not do a thing wrong against Eveready R. Cboo; L. Choo; Loui Moees; R. Rozarto; M. DaSilva; P. Pereira; W. Tan. PTS: Seng Wah. P. Amera singhe; C. Pereira; W. Sta. Marim; Chwee Siong; F. Fox; Ramlec; Lin X Pachymuthu. Sainus beat Polytechnic 15-11 at Pohtechmc
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    COSMOS GO ON FROM VICTORY TO VICTORY
    115 11 COSMOS GO ON FROM VICTORY TO VICTORY (osuion ha 10n5.... pARRER PARK. Moll. I Club gained their third successive victory m the SAFA Division 3C at the exX X ded but luckily it !er Sah B d i:i the 15th minub through Mohamed I on to their lead half-tin Last
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    Mixed Greensome
    32 11 Mixed Green so me Mr. Philii the mixed loursomc Oreenaomc competition played at the Royal liiand Club yesterday with 691 poini Runners-up wrrp Mr. and Mrs. R. Archibald, who scored 72] points.
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    Lock icon Two Sullivan sprinters show winning form in an early morning training gallop
    371 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS Bysdfdsf BUKIT TIMAH, Monday AN IMPROVED SHOWMAN AND TECHNIRAMA ALSO IMPRESS IN WELL RUN THREE FURLONGS Sullivan's two Class 4 sprinters, Funny Face and Dancing Water (Taylor), showed winning form here this morning when they disposed
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    CAUTION PLUS AGGRESSION TAKES TAY TO TRIUMPH
    369 12  -  VAZIR MARKER Bysdfdsfsdff KALLANG. Monday MIXING caution with aggression, Tay Choon Huat advanced lo the third round of the Singapore Junior badminton singles last night it the SBA Hall. He beat Kasmani Omar. Displaying superb skill. Fay won m stmighi sets 15-3, 15-5.
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    Lock icon Spain defeat England 3-0
    34 12 MADRID. Mon.— Spain boat England 3-0 alter leading 1-0 at half-time. The England players were tens never settled down. In an Under-23 match m Berlin. England beat Germany 4-1. Reuter
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    Lock icon Women's soccer
    25 12 CARACAS. Man. Corinthians of England and Odeca of Costa Rica tied l-l m the first game of me iniernational women > soccer tournament. J.P.I.
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    Lock icon A 9.4 sprint
    37 12 FRESNO. Moi Unknown Doug Smith sprinted into I world class by winning a 100 yard-, race m 9.4 sec. and beating Ray Norton, joint I holder of the 9.3 sec world i record. Reuter
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    Lock icon 11 strong men
    15 12 BAGDAD. Mon. Eleven wrestlers will represent Iraq at the Olympic Game.-. Reuter
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    Lock icon French champs
    16 12 PARIS, Mon.— Monaco won j the French football cup, beating Saint Etienne 4-2. Reuter
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    Lock icon Aussies lose 29-8
    16 12 PERTH. Mon.— The French touring Rugby League team beat Western Australia 29-8. Reuter
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    Thrills of the afternoon session
    362 12 In the day session tuenty-seven-year-olcl Asnes Chan, a City Council employee, sacrificed her singles match to give full support to her partner, (hew Ah Puay. Agnes retired after losing the first set. She feared that •she might have to play a rubber set to win
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    League cricket: Gopal Krishnan takes catch of the week and surprises even himself
    416 12 League cricket: Gopal Krishnan takes catch of the week and surprises even himself SINGAPORE, Monday. AGAIN this week. Ihere were outright decisions m Ihe Sin^ipmv Crickei Association Senior League. Police upset calculations by defeating R.A.F. by 17 runs while S.C.C. won by seven wickets, bundling S.K.C. out for <>1 runs.
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    MANSOR SAWI WINS ARMY CYCLING IN RECORD TIME
    186 12 MANSOR SAWI WINS ARMY CYCLING IN RECORD TIME BUKIT TIMAH. Mon. Mansor bin Sawi won the Army's 50-mile time trial at Bukit Timah yesterday. Twenty five year old Mansor broke the 1954 record of 2 hrs. 17 mm. when he romped home with a time of 2 hrs. 10 mm
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    Today's Sport
    34 12 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. Div. One— Darul Aflah v Max- well, Jalan Besar (5.15); Div. 3(~5.H.8. Police v Seraneoon M.Y., Farrer Park: Div. 3D Arsenal v Bintanfi Bulan. Farrer Park, R.T.C. v T.T.C., Geylang.
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    Lock icon Highest score
    26 12 LONDON, Mon.— Wakefiold Trinity scored the heaviest points tally m the British Rugby League Cup Final since 1929 when they trounced Hull 38-5.- Reuter
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    Non-Benders by 145 runs
    46 12 SINGAPORE, Mon. Non-Benders easily beat Combmed Volunteers b> 145 runs j n a cricket match at the h.K.C. ground yesterday. r S: Noil-Benders: ?U2 (Bain 38 lloss 37 Ashraff 3-58. Paige 3-20). Combined Volunteers 57 (Tufnell i: Ramsay Rae 4-9, McLellan 2-6).
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      183 12 Cv FREE PR Ess 'I j WORD PUZ ILE^I Cut and Post,n S ,ny Name Addrcs« rM CLUES FOR WORD I 1 A synthetic fibre used I ii I making stockings I 2. Modern ones ore often fully understood ot f.' 3. sporrows" t' m colonies. 4. Moy show you
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