The Singapore Free Press, 13 February 1950

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA asdfasd SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1950. PKIC'E 10 IKMS
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    U.S. AID FOR BAO DAI SOON
    270 1 Reds lose big F.I.C. battle yiETNAM will soon get American economic aid, according to official Washington sources. They state that Bao Dai's regime will receive a share of the U.S.$75 v OOO,OOO which Congress recently voted for Far East funds. Meanwhile, the French and
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    Phone-tap set taken by gang
    25 1 Phone- tap set taken by gang i.ifl Reporter \\v: Mon. dressed stole from man*a hut tg road I ban set. i can be I re-
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    IRAQ PLOT FAILS
    4 1 IRAQ PLOT FAILS A.:
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    CONVOY BEATS OFF BANDITS
    9 1 CONVOY BEATS OF F BANDITS Utp.»rttT I A Brers
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    19 BANDITS SEIZED
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    POLICE DISCOVER 4 RED POSTERS
    42 1 Free Press StafT Reporter Singapore police yesterday found four Communist posters m Lorong 25, Geylang. In the past 24 hours, three Chinese, suspected to be members of the Malayan Communist Party, were arrested under the emergency regulations.
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    TOOK I-CARDS
    20 1 Krre Pr»^ Miff Reporter unformed bandits cards from > of a Chinese estate m the T:\pah a: Perak vpsterdav.
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    MALAYA VOTE MEN IN U.K.
    107 1 LONDON, Monday. pHE three Malayans who are to study the British j 1 (ieneral Election arrived m London by air last night as guesfc? of the Colonial Ollice. They are Capt. Hussein bin Dato Onn. a member of the Federal Legislative Council; Osman bin Talib,
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    'Vietminh would fight Red invaders'
    78 1 BANGKOK. Mon. NYEN DUC QUY. Vietminh representatlYt m Bangui:, m a press conference claimed that Vietminh troops .Id Bfht any invading troop*. Including the Chinese Communists, "it they threaten to infringe on Vietminh InI dependence." Quy said he did not k^ the Vietminh President. Ho
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    Saved from icy prison
    74 1 CIX scientists, marooned on an Antarctic island for two years yesterday evacuated their lonely ice-bound home and boarded the British 1 200-ton relief ship John Biscoe which had crashed through an icefi?ld to reach them. With them was Major K. E. Pierce Butler, who planned the
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    Clearing the way
    34 1 The Philippines Constabulary have ordered 10.000 residents of 26 villages m Laguna Province to leave their homes to avoid being caught m a new drive against the Communistled Hukbalahap guerillas. A.P.
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    CZECHS FOR PEKING
    22 1 A Czech trade delegation has left for Peking to negotiate a commercial treaty with the Chinese Communist government. A.P.
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    'U.S. BIGGEST SPIES'
    26 1 The Hungarian Deputy Premier, Mr. Matyas Rakosi, ha s accused the United States of maintaining "the greatest spying organization m the world." A.P.
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    X FOR A KING
    31 1 The advisory referendum, calling on Belgians to say whether they want King Leopold to return to the throne, is to be held on Sunday, Marcn 19.- A.P.
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    See why it ticks
    67 1 JITTERY police yesterday opened a ticking suitcase at J Los Angeles airport. Instead of the bomb they suspected, they found an electric vibration machine, just as he owner said they would. The suitcase was opened la barrage oi pops, but these came from the flashbulbs of
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    U.S. LOAN TO HELP U.S.I. EXPORTS
    101 1 U.S. LOAN TO HELP U.S.I. EXPORTS NEW YORK. Mon. INDONESIA'S U.S. $ICO million from the Export Import Bank will be used lor the purchase of rolling stock, road building equipment bridges and other communications facilities. Mr R Djuanda, Indonesian Minister for Economic AtTairs who has left here for Engiand, said
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    37 1 picture. SCENE at the consecration of the colour ceremony at Taiping yesterday. Henry Gurney. m white plumed helmet, stands to attention facing the Regimented Colour which he presented to the Ist Battalion the Malay Regiment. Free Press
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    U.S. respects
    41 1 iMKRICAN diplomats. <vho will open policy talks In Bangkok today, paid their respects yesterday to the golden urn containing the remains of Ananda Mahidol. the Siam King who was mysteriously shot to death I on June 9. 1947. A.P.
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    U.K. TO SELL KAILS
    26 1 Britain has decided not to i comply with the United States I ban on the export of steel rails to Communist China.
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    Brooke objects to his name in court
    160 1 LONDON, Holiday. MX Anthony Brooke, nephew of the former 'White Rajah" and representative of the Sarawak 4 anti-cession" movement m Britain, yesterday protested against association of his name with the activities of extremists m Sarawak. The Attorney-General of Sarawak, Mr. Grattan Bellew, who
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    A MALAYAN IN MEMPHIS
    59 1 MEMPHIS, Tennessee, Monday IN Memphis on a three-day inspection tour of the National Hardwood Inspection School is Mr. Charles Flemick of the Malayan Forestry Service. Mr. Flemick is on a years holiday and is combining business with pleasure. "The improved techniques taught here could be very
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    STRICT WATCH IN CALCUTTA
    44 1 VIGOROUS police and military patrols continued m Calcutta yesterday fourth day of communal disturbances and curfew was extended to a "few more places" m West Bengal. Incidents m the city yesterday included four stabbing cases and two cases of arson
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    Police attacked
    33 1 Free Press Staff Reporter An unknown number of bandits attacked a police party from the rear m the Jemualuang area yesterday afternoon. Following the police return of fire the bandits fled.
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    Bid to improve life in Asia
    147 1 WASHINGTON, Monday. I^HK U.S. Under-Secretary of State, Mr. James Webb, said yesterday that President Truman's "Point Four" programme will help to prevent Communist inroads m the worlds underdeveloped territories. The Administration has asked U. 5.545.000,000 for the first year's operation of the "Point Four"
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    Saving the champagne
    65 1 NEW YORK. Monday. ANEW YORK producer of domestic champagne is using a "cork" made of rubber, which has a distinct advantage over the conventional stopper made of cork. If you open a bottle and change your mind about drinking the champagne. you can replace the cork and
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    NO-CHANGE MAN WENT INTO WELL
    98 1 MANILA. Mon. WITH' a severe dearth of coins m the Philippines, police m the provinces of Tarlac and Bulacan had to intervene to prevent violence against Chinese shopkeepers whom the crowds suspected of hoarding silver coins. But some" people took matters into their own hands.
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    Husband kills 4-day bride
    55 1 MANILA. Mon. A FOUR-DAY Man. la bride A wu literally butchered by her husDand. a young student, m a fit of jealousy on Saturday. The victim was 22-year-old One Albano, art attractive massage attendant, who received 16 knife wounds. The husband. Carlos Sembrano. 24. gave himself
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    H-BOMB—BY EINSTEIN
    74 1 H-BOMB— BY EINSTEIN NEW YORK. Mon. OROFESSOR Albert Einstein said yesterday that, if the H-Bomb is developed, "annihlation of any life on earth" is "within the range of technical possibilities. •It could be done' he "through radioactive poisoning of the atmosphere". He said a ••super national body would be necessary
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    P.C. KILLED BY ACCIDENT
    62 1 Free Press Staff Reporter A POLICE constable, Zacharia bin Haji Ahmed, was accidentally shot dead by a police party m the Kota Tinggi area yesterday. The police party had gone to Huat Seng Estate where bandits had set fire to factory buildings. Zacharia. who was not
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    ISRAEL HAILS 'FAIR DEAL'
    28 1 ISRAEL HAILS 'FAIR DEAL BRITAIN'S agreement to release part of Israeli's blocked sterling balances is "a fair deal" Mr. E. Kapia I Israel's Prime Minister, I said yesterday.
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    ROME AIR RALLY
    24 1 An international air rally for the Holy Year will take place m Rome from July 27 lo August 5.- A. P.
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    Labour's big guns blaze
    90 1 Labour's big guns blaze LONDON. Mon "HRITISH Governmt Of yesterday assailed Mr. Churchill's election policy. Mr. Shinwell called him a 'garrulous old gentleman.' 1 The Minister of Fuei, Mr. Hugh Gaitskell. emphthe Labour Party's I maintaining employment. He said unemployment figures were now 300.000. compared with 1.300.000 four-and-a-half years after
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    CRIPPS ON 'STUNTS'
    64 1 THE :io r of the chequ-r Sir S" Cripps, defended the Govern- ment"s policy of bulk-b j food and raw materials IT-* dismissed as a vote-c.v stunt statements th i tion of bulk-buvmc would iov^er food prices. Sir Stafford said 'some free economy jof Europe*' want Br:ta:n
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    MORRISON ON THE EMPIRE
    32 1 THE Deputy Pnrr.e M Mr. Herbert Morrison, said that the Government had been far more successful than its Conservative predecessors m dealing with Empire and Commonweal ih affairs
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    STRACHEY ON DOLLARS
    49 1 STRACHEY ON DOLLARS THE Food M Straclv tie :ed that by 1952 B: would be lars to contii from the US bu; if ox:>o: to dollar areas wen n tainfd there would t> strophe. the difficult task ol of our pur dollar area to Uu I I tak* ou:
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    Stadium robbed
    16 1 Three bu i I through a crete sir l ford Greyhound i £15.000.- A.P
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    Some Survive Scandal
    491 2  -  SHEILAH GRAHAM Says (BUT INCRID IS FINISHED'/ HOLLYWOOD: I)OES scandal harm or help movie stars? I :;ik'ss it depends on the brand of scandal. It "killed" F.ittv Arbuckle. It rekindled Robert Mitchum They say Shirley Temple's hist picture died because <>l her divorce. What will happen to
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    You Never Know, They Might Be Useful
    744 2  -  John Kirk Nelson By YOUNG man ilh ;i smkill income found himself recently Ihe embarrassed owner of a castle m Scotland embarrassed because (here w.is n<> money attached to Ihis legacy from distant relative At the same time, who could look a mit
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    100 2 Ptnn> and Jean look si one another m d.troay wVc.n they »<Mli*f that to catch Ktnl they v..il hike 10 go »nro th« oart tf iHi cnctie wli,c)» Ihi hn^c.Kc^per t.is mid them is Meanwhile, Konl has found an open djor, and he goes into the room audou.iy. Ma looks
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    CASUAL CHAT STARTED AN INDUSTRY
    378 2 CASUAL CHA T STARTED AN INDUSTRY THE manufacture of cricket bats, a thriving Australian Industry, was started almost accidentally. The story begins 40 years ago. when an English Test Team was playing against Australia on the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Archie Maclaren. the English captain, turned to the Australian umpire, the
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    MASS GRAVE FOUND
    57 2 117ORKMKN Inst I] tril heating m staple n, Wiltshire, church uncovered huge comm Numbers ol skeletons were unearthed and red elsewhere. Canon o. r. Yerburgh our. conducted funeral service Historj eorda that Cromwell encamped by the church, Bli*)dy Judge Jeffre] an assize there The si tons are
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    Cocktail Shakers Compete
    6 2 Cocktail Sha kers Compete M pio
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    Spuirrel was drunk
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      86 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DOKN today, paej like the best of everything and dislike even < onsidering liking an\ thing siiniui rate Yet, \nu are atfei tion.tle. warmhearted and considerate of other*, you win not hurt the iff fe< Unci by siiou lag >our ■toa\gl<lssMllt. Consequently, all too often, what you
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      102 2 dramatic artor sune \ou have musical and artistk talents, as well, it becomes necessary tor mui to s« 1, < jour career earl> in lite «.i ymm are apt to dissipate >our eessCegias m tr>ing to become proficient in too many fields of endeavour U one and the s mie
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    NEW DESIGNS FOR SMALL FLATS
    282 3 NEW DESIGNS FOR SMALL FLATS Space economy demonstrated FARIS, Monday. OPACE economy or how to live comfortably m the sort of flat where there is barely enough room to move is the keynote of the 19th Salon des Arts Menagers, the French Ideal Homes Exhibition, which opens here on February
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    34 3 photo. Mr. Ernest Bevin, Britain's Foreign Minister, paid a courtoy call on Count Carlo Sforia. Italian Foreign Minister, when he was m Rome on his way home from the Commonwealth Conference m Colombo. A.P
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    Nationalism is an obstacle
    78 3 LOS ANGELES, Monday. I trend toward nationalism is hindering n other scientific progress m many ■i uth-1 i>t A>ia. says Dr. George Leiby. Iniphasta on indknous languages and an withdrawal from use of European are have h;i i r trictive effects, m rofessor of clinical medicine
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    U.K. ARMS FOR ARAB PROTEST
    15 3 Nt o [ndu 10 and •-at ion o; A. P.
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    WE DON'T CARE SAYS QUIRINO
    54 3 PRESIDENT Quirino said m Honolulu recently that the Philippines does not care if China and Japan both go Communist. "Lot C: I umunist," he .said. "Let Japan go Comst. We don't care. We will respect whatever form of government any of our Far Eastern neighbours
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    Red spy trial
    35 3 Edgar Saundcr.s. a British subject, and Robert Vogeler, an American businessman, are to be tried on m Buda- icxt Friday on charges of espionage, the Hungarian Ministry of Justice announces A P.
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    Plane rises 45,000 ft in three minutes
    160 3 WASHINGTON. Monday. THE first American plane designed purely as an interceptor a radical ship which can zoom above 45,000 feet i" less th m three minutes soon will be put through its paces by a famous air force test pilot. Dubbed the XF-91.
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    76 3 photo. Nobel Prize physicist Sir Kobert Itohinson (standing). President of the Boyal Society and chairman of the tfoverning body of Britain's National Physical Laboratory. tenders the good wishes of British scientists at the opening ceremony of the Indian National Phytiei Laboratory, the biggest hi the Orient, at New Delhi. Seated
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    SHIPS PLEA BY NATIONALISTS
    68 3 rHE Chinese Nationalists have said they were making a demand on the United States to stop impounding their ships as they 1 appeared m ports around the I world. A spokesman for the Communications Ministry said all sums due to the end of 1949 had now
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    Bridge Hands
    297 3 WITH eight tricks m his own hand. South quite properly opened with four spade overoUdinz by two trick*-the proper amount for a vulnerable preemptive open:: opened the club deuce, ana. of course, declarer played lo* dummy. If West's lead had been from the kin?, the contract would have
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    HE WANTS TO BE THE FIRST
    102 3 HE WANTS TO BE THE FIRST LONDON. Mon. A 52-YEAR-OLD Londoner thinks he will be the first man m the world to perfect a twin-engined, radio-control-led model aircraft. Mr Fred Borders, of Gately Road, Brixton, South West London, who has been making model aircraft all his life. Is now putting
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    Mercy killer is acquitted
    72 3 CAROL Ann Paiglit, 21. acquitted on Tuesday night of the mercy killing of her cancer doomed father, plans to return to college as soon as she has had a rest after the ordeal of her trial. Clutching the gold crucifix which she held while giving evidence
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    61 3 From a rocket-propelled teM v!«d truvvllin? a( 1 .000 mii< > per hour, a dummy IgWt is hurled from an aircraft ejection seat to further kmmmlttf* «»f para< hnt» jumps from aircraft travellirig at vjpcrsonit ipr t <l '1» I miles of perfectly straight rail track w<t»> l:»id for th^
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    32 3 photo. p 1 irom the .John*Bis<n P (background) feels it j di Hope Bay m ihe Antarctic where nine British scientists havt n marooned on wind-swept Stonington Island for two years. A.P.
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    U.S PEOPLE TOO TAUT
    179 3 NEW YORK. Monday. MANY people today are shortening; their lives trying to find a way to live longer. The main idea seems to be that if a man puts his whole energy into earning money he can pile up enough chips m the bank t 0
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    HOME APPROVES
    19 3 The Italian Senate has given final approval for the despatch of 3,000 Italian troop* 4 o Somaliland
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    Saar hopes for better future
    219 3 Saar hopes for better future SAARBRIECKEN. Monday. TINY, coal-rich Saar hopes for a better future after 1 signing conventions m Paris this month which will make it Europe's newest state. "W e are tired of being a political football k: around between France and Germany, as one Saarlander put it.
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    DELAY HURTS LANCASHIRE
    35 3 ARGENTINA'S delay m issuing import licences is hurting Lancashire textile firms. It has caused a million pounds worth of top grade noods to accumulate m Manchester warehouses awaiting shipment to Buenos Aires.
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    BRITONS IN RED ZONE
    120 3 BERLIN. Mon. SCATTERED British subjec: whom cannot cvi English, are living m apparent contentment b the iron curtain Soviet zone of German. cordms to British oHic^rs m Berlin. These abou; 200 m number. of whom have two wars m Germa. I have nev received their X
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    ARCHBISHOP'S PLEA
    18 3 Archbishop of has demanded that Br tional atom bomb i "before U gins to r:> A.P.
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    PIGNON SEES BAO DAI
    42 3 VfR. Leon Pignon. French iTI High Commissioner m Indo-China. has left Saigon for Dalat to Interview ex-Em-peror Bao Dai. head of the Vietnam state. M. Pignon will then return to Paris for consultations with the French Government.— Reuter
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY. Feb. 13, 1950. JUDAS GOAT UNMASKED
    469 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY. Feb. 13, 1950. JUDAS GOAT UNMASKED i itream of lies, J\ bombast drivel and viiu- that flows day and g from the radio stas behind the iron and l o I a bit < to r by the listener I -o think ab. hears. Recently
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    Tragedy of the Kashmir Feud
    775 4  -  Leo Margokin By two con ii tries of the world are closer to war today than India and Pakistan Their two armies are poised on an 800--mile front m Kashmir. Only the intervention of the United Nations and world opinion has stopped active warfare. There
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    Miss Australia
    67 4 Tfie lit't'st Miss Australia fj 19 -near-old Sydney model Margaret Hughes, winner of a nationwide contest deCided <>t the end of t949 She it a honey blonde, sft 6 m. tall. Firs* pri:e includes c sir-won' hs world four. Sfie Will sail from Sydney m the ORCADES on
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    The Cross-word
    91 4 Letter to the Editor YOUR daily crossword puzzle has b*-en a source i>t entertainment and pleasure to me and my family, but your new form of puzzle was a disappointment, as it is b< yond our depth as I .supp me it, would be to a majority i
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    New car fuel is cheaper, better
    280 4 WASHINGTON: AN Air Force trick of 'souping" motors with alcohol and water, developed during the war, may make possible an enormous saving m fuel costs for motorists. It opens lhe way to eeneral use of rather low-grade and cheap petrol with as good mileage
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    BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN—10
    95 4 BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN 10 Trtnple Bar. the gateway designed by Sir Christopher Wren which until 1678 stood at the entrance to the City of London outside the Law Courts m the Strand, non at the entrance to Theobalds Park near Cheshunt. Hertfordshire, where it has been since 1888. A pedestal surmounted
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    Scientists for the Colonies
    954 4  - Scientists for the Colonies Hall Romney London Letter by TIIF, Parliamentary Under-Secretary for the Colonies, Mr. Rees Williams recently called a conference of about 60 journalists U> launch the new l»i anch of the Colonial Service the Cotonial Research Sen ice. A number of olfi cers who are already engaged
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    Titanic Pacific 'Cracks'
    14 4 Titanic Pacific 'Cracks' reporti I I I < miles South i I F S NANA
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    Woman was chained to bed
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    'Teachers should go abroad'
    31 5 'Teachers should go abroad' nrre^pondent would oe•hrough d by r further a H H. Wil- y for I of lid be inwith I'ior. .:ng." supen ppi bi oaden :eld •hit 'idy
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    DRIVE TO CLEAN UP BEACHES
    350 5 DRIVE TO CLEAN UP BEACHES Warning signs proposed Free ftess Sfaff Reporter J^ CAMPAIGN to clean up Singapore's beaches has been started by Mrs. Robert Eu, Progressive Party Municipal Commissioner: At the next meeting of the Singapore Parks Committee. Mrs. Eu will ask if signs have been erected on the
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    A.O.C. ON LEAVE
    40 5 An Officer Command- j M. aya. Air Vice-Marshal S. J. W Meliersh. accompanied by Mrs. Meliersh is !cu\ today for Fraser Hill, where h»will bo on leave for the next fortnight. He will return on Feb. 28
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    Collapses on eve of retirement
    221 5 Free Press Staff Reporter MX. Ralph Bridges, superintendent of the Victoria Theatre m Singapore, had a stroke last week at the playhouse from which he is due to retire on Feb. 22. At lour o'clock on Friday afternoon before the players m The Eagle Has
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    SCOUT WEEK
    32 5 SCOUT Week will be opserved throughout the Federation from March 18 to 25 when every rover, scout, and cub will try to earn something for the scout training camp fund.
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    UPSTAIRS TO THE RESCUE
    236 5 UPSTAIRS TO THE RESCUE Free Press Staff Reporter A YOUNG American pianist stepped into a cultural breach m Singapore last night. Without any experience of Chinese music, he found himself Interpreting quite brilliantly at any rate to Western ears— folk songs of China for two singers from China. He was
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    RAFFLESIANS TO HOLD DANCE
    76 5 THE Old Raffles Association. Singapore, will hold a dance next Saturday at 8 p.m. j The proceeds of this dance will be spent on the erection of two plaques dedicated to j the memory of old boys of I Raffles Institution who died during the World
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    Katong model club planned
    263 5 TFree Press Staff Reporter HE Katong Boys' Club will make a drive next month to raise $70,000 i o build its own clubhouse on a large piece of land on the fringe of the Katong and Geylang districts. mi n Mountbatten Road When completed, it will
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    POLICE TAKE TO BOW AND ARROW
    211 5 Free Press Staff Reporter 4IUHFRY an increasingly popular sport m Singapore and Johore, has taught on with t lie Singapore Police Inspectorate. A class of inspectors has been formed at the Police Training School at Thomson Road by Chief Inspector J. Sanderson The inspectors,
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    NEW 'VARSITY DEPARTMENT
    101 5 Kr«> Ptfss St;tfT Reporter TPHE Senate of the University 1 of Malaya is to appoint a Board Of Studies to work out the details lur setting up a department of engineering at the University. Already donations for the engineering faculty, totalling $479,107. have been received. the largest
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    MAILS
    37 5 Surface mall «> expected m S.n^apore today from Sarawak (except Mint, Slam and I lie Federation. Latest times for posting Hirface mail today at the G.P.O. are: noon for Piilembang and Medan; 5.45 p.m. for the Federation.
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    50 5 picture. WINNER of the Singapore Gun Club's February clay pigeon competition was William Eu (seated). Some of the other competitors vrre (from left): Charles Seston. F. G. Lundon. W. II ne. B. Santos, Richard Eu. Dennis. J. Eva»..u a».. Clunies-lUss. Santos and R. Eu tied for second place.- Free Press
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    Scouts help at harvest
    98 5 Scouts help at harvest F.P. Malay Correspondent GROUP of scouts from Baling. Kedah. recently did a good turn to a Malay peasant at Pekan Kupang. the Utusan Melayu reports They volunteered to harvest the Malay's padi field. To carry out their good deed, the scouts had to cycle four miles
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    U.K. UNIVERSITY ALUMNI
    99 5 U.K. UNIVERSITY ALUMNI KUAI.A LUMPUR, Sun At the tlit- annual general i tIM Hong Koiik Uni'ersiiv Aiui.'.iu Association of Central Malaya, held at the Lee Wong Kee C Cafe the following were elected office bearers. President. Dr. Chut ben. vice-president. Mi. Lee Ku.m Yew; secretary. Mr. Hiew Siev Nam; Mtt.
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    S'pore Rep praised
    69 5 S'pore Rep praised Vrrr f>UI M.ifT Kep<« THE B d IH ment from Sir Eugen M. ton-Drake at a p;irtv Capitol Restaurant Hr said: "Both In I and Paris I saw p: productions ol Tht 1 I Has Two Heads and I successful attempt cult. "Singapore should be d of
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    AUSTRALIAN HORSES WIN 19 EVENTS
    598 6 AUSTRALIAN HORSES WIN 19 EVENTS /l/tow Ltfw/s reviews Singapore races picture. Cabaret springs big surprise AUSTRALIAN horses practically swept the A board at the Singapore Turf Club's Spring meeting, which concluded on Saturday. Thoroughbreds from "down tinder" were successful m 19 of the 21 races decided at the meetinsr The
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    Nessus too good in main sprint
    568 6 NESSUS showed his liking for the improved going when h e again won stylishly m the fifth race for CI I. Div. 1 over six furlongs. He defeated the favourite, Miss Nathan, who was one of the leaders from the start until caught near
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    Malay assns. to unite
    83 6 Malay assns. to unite MALAY badminton enthusiasts have decided to form an All-Malayan Malay badminton association. The i::--augura] meeting will be held at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. The Selangor Malay Badminton Association has proposed that the Sultan of Srlan'-ror and Dato Onn bin Ja'aftar be appointed patrons of the new
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    SNOOKER SEMI-FINALS
    30 6 pRED DAVIS and William Donaldson reached the {"mil of the world Dtf sional snooker championshlp by defeating Oh Chenier and Albrrt Brown m the semifinals on Saturday. Retuer
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    Why Freddie Mills quit
    47 6 TIIK last instalment of IVd Broadribb's "Fiuhtinz i s Mv Life" series will bo published m the Free Press on Wednesday In this instalment Bnuidribb tells the inside story of Freddie Mills* decision to quit boxing after his knockout defeat by Joey Maxim.
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    Electroplate obliges
    406 6 SATURDAY'S racing at Bukit Timah opened m ideal weather with the *vent for Cl. 1. Div. 3 horses over the Spring Cup distance of a mile and 27 yards. With the Koine: improved, punters lidlv for Electro- p. Sho had finished fifth over 6f. In her first start
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    21 6 picture. Mr. Lim Kirn L*** leads m Perostan <Tulloh>. winner of .he Spring Cup at Bukit Timah on Saturday Free Press
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    SOUTH ZONE RALLY
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    Big Jewish sports meet
    58 6 Big Jewish sports meet Jewish wgm d over have bp»-a md to participate m the third Maccabian which are dv- -iin m Israel on Sept. Thn sponsored by the liaccabi World are run on the lii the Olympic events basketball, boxi::^ fenc: .soc< mimmini lerrr. far be^-n :e--from Eire. A
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    C.S.C. dance
    30 6 r £Ul Club, B hold a Chinese Bern ay from 9 p.m. to 1 a A fs party on Sunday. Feb. 26. from 1 p.m to G p.m.
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      147 6 mdfidrSkG Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya \Hmm--H£s) I DAiVfcR TAKE ME WH/,TMIS ISN'T THE WAY/ ORiVER Dklv'EH -CAn'T YOU I 8 T I I NOT VERY (STO 20 COMPO, YOU'RE GOING WRONG/ IT'S r- 1 HEAR MET [driver that^ a clever mfcmanism Ualkaii/e-t) S n please, m
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    THIS QUEST SHOULD BE EASIER
    429 7  - THIS QUEST SHOULD BE EASIER EDIN PETERS Wong Peng Soon leaves for U.K. By Peng Soon, Singapore and Malayan badminton champion, left by Constellation for London yesterday full of confidence m the outcome of his bid for the All-England title. "My trip to England with the Thomas Cup team last
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    Goalkeeper's dive fails
    62 7 and picture. Tottenham Hotspur's out-side-right. Walters, scores their third xoal against Sunderland m the fourth round of the FA. Cup at White Hart Lane. Tottenham. The Sunderland goalkeeper. Mapson. dives, hut fails to stop the ball going m off the post. Spurs, who won s—l.5 1. were
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    Plans for new soccer season
    465 7 Plans for new soccer season By CKI SADEK ACCORDING to the revised rules of the S.AFA., the 1950 soccer season m Singapore is to start next month, but the visit by the Burmese team next week has caused th e SAFA to make a beginning earlier than anticipated. Tomorrow, at
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    C.A. LOSE TO TAMILS
    66 7 C.A. LOSE TO TA MILS TAMIL Brotherhood Association beat Chinese Athletic ree goals to two In a friendly soccer match at Jalan Stadium yesterday. C.A. opened the scoring m the game through Eng Siang, but T.B.A. equalled just before half-time through Chandra. Shortly after the resumption. Ganeson and Dutta scored
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    CHEERFUL LADS WIN 3-1
    55 7 CHEERFUL Lads Ist XI beat Royal Nuval Air Station iSrmbawangi by three goals p in a soccer friendly on trip Choon Guan School ground yesterday. In an earlier gamr on the same ground yesterday Cheerful Lads' second string beat Municipal Workshops by one goal U nil
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    103 7 Johnny (into. top ranking Filipino ju n ior m«•1t c r v\ vik h t. who fights Bobby Njoo. Ihc A!lIndon c s i a i champion, a t th i- Happy World Stadium on Friday i Chinese Ne m Vt ar Day. (intotou r e d Australia i n
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    UNIVERSITY BADMINTON
    155 7 'pHE University ol Ifalaya's first badminton tournament was continued at the Raffles Insitution hall yesterday. Results were: Women's singles isemi-fin:tK Mlaa Teota Gim Hock bt. Miss MiUj Eapen 11-2. 7-11. 11-2; .MLss Wont; Pat Mooi bt. Miss Zanarab -i-i. 11-4. Uumftis doubles fj^ni-liruls Misa Wong Pat Mooi and
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    Three world records go
    119 7 Three world records go JOHN Marshall, 19-year-old Australian swimmer. broke three world records when racing against the clock at the 18th annual Yale water carnival at New U.S.. Marshall set new marks 00 yards <3 mint. 1.4 300 metres "3 mint. 20.2 sees i and 440 yards (4 inins. 36
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    Derby County forwards shine
    499 7  - Derby County forwards shine JIM CHAMBERS FA. CUP sth ROUND From r\EKBY County, s—l5 1 favourites to win the F.A. ljf Cup, pressed into the last eight of the national knockout tournament with a 4 2 win over Northampton Town on Saturday Derby's very classy forward line smashed through the
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    SAFA APPEAL FOR REFEREES
    296 7 WE feel thai II i.s necessary **to bring to the notice of ail he Imance of having sufflcil qualified and experienced officials to control football In Singapore/ states the Singapore Amateur Foot bail A.ciation In its report for year ended Nov. 30, 1941). which will be
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    SIRS. ROUS'S MESSAGE TO S.A.F.A.
    325 7 SOCCER bigwigs m Britain are watching with keen interest the progress of the game m Singapore. Sir Stanley Rous. Secretary of the Football Association (England >, m a foreword to the Singapore Amateur Football Association Handbook, says: "Here m London, at the headquarters of the
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    Big welcome for Malayan athletes
    149 7 Big welcome for Malayan athletes A GRAND v.< iA. Malaya's continfeni the Empire Games. concluded at Auckland. Ne?m Zealand, on Sat Th« on Wee- .ext \v. wwghtlifters In Dtingent won thfteam title as well a> I medals, one silver and bronze medal at the Ga:: The Singapore Olyi Sp^Tts Couni
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    M.P.'s RUGBY?
    30 7 fj^RENTH Liberal DJean Paul David has inthe House of Comi to play the Frer.* I bly t| rugby, according to Carmen Tessica m the F: evening pap^r France-S
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    39 bouts decided in one day
    126 7 •THIRTY-NINE p: A mi nary bouts In Singapore novices' I teur boxing compel I were decided at the Police Training School night A number of boi fight k of time. to be com pl» ted ton I The competition. by the Sir.:. Boxing A
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    ENGAGEMENT
    49 8 CHEW-YAP: The engagement is announced between Mr. Richard Chong Soon, the second son of Mr tz Mrs. Chew Siew Siong. to Miss Wee Neo. the second daughter of the late Mr Yap Kee Kok and Midam Tan Kirn Eng and cousin of Dr. <fc Mrs. Ong Scow Hian.
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    MARRIAGE
    23 8 ON FEB. 11TH. 1950. at Trinity Chapel, Singapore, Leslie to Margaret Joyce, t daughter of Mr. Mrs. i De Year, of London.
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    HAINAN ASSAULT LIKELY THIS WEEK
    236 8 Chiang steps up raids HONG KONG, Monday. ARRIVAL of the long-awaited seasonal fog, A which now blankets the Liuchow peninsula and Hainan Strait, has coincided with intense military activity on the peninsula and Nation* alists on Hainan have been alerted for an imminent massive amphibious
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    'U.S. state dept. has 57 Reds'
    140 8 WASHINGTON, Man. SENATOR Joseph McCarthy said yesterday that there were at ieasi 57 Communists m the U.S. State Department. He called on President Truman to get rid of them. •Failure on your part w!ll label the Democratic Party ueing the bedfellow of international Communism.*'
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    PoWs accuse Jap 'Stalin'
    70 8 TOKYO. Mull. JAPANS U-ading Communist, Kyolchl Tokuda. charged with an 'act atrocity" by anti-Communist repatriates "who arrived from Siberia aboard the -steamer Takasago Maru. These ex-prLsoners **ment alleging tha officer m their camp tU ed on Sept. 24. 1940. that I baa requested the Sov.et auilu'i.-i*-
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    REDS CAPTURE A GOVERNOR
    57 8 THE Peking radio report.--1 that Wang Ling Chi. the Nationalist Governor of Szechwan at the time the Reds occupied Chungking, has been arrested while trying lo escape m disguise The Communists accuse Wang of killing Communis leaden v well as 'butchering" a large number of stu
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    THREE GET DEATH
    25 8 A Moravian sLue court has sentenced three men to death for plotting to assassinate prominent Czech leaders and overthrow the government. A.P.
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    PEACE TALKS
    22 8 Israeli and Egyptian representatives will probably reopen peace talks somewhere on the border before the end of the month. U.P.
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    FARMERS REPELLED
    23 8 Italian police used tear gas to repel a crowd of angry farm workers who invaded the town hall at Cerignola. A.P
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    TURNING EARTH INTO 'CONCRETE'
    155 8 CAMBRIDGE, (Mass.), Monday. \f IX chemicals with a sloppy mud patch and m five M* hours you can have a firm soil pack that at the end of a full day is stronger than concrete. Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology said that their new
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    World rubber output down
    207 8 LONDON, Monday. U/ORLD production of natural and synthetic i rubber dropped last year, according to a preliminary survey of the world's rubber position prepared by the Rubber Study Group and published yesterday. Total production of natural rubber m 1949 is .estimated at 1,482,500 long tons, compared
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    51 8 Mr. Fred Borders, of London puts finishing touches to his twin-engined, radio-controlled model Dakota aircraft which he hopes may fly across the English Channel. The machine is eight feet long and weighs 15 pounds. Its wing span is 11 feet. Its two petrol engines should produce a speed of 45
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    Bible as aid to longevity
    48 8 PHILADELPHIA. Mon 11/ ALTER B. -HAPPKLL. f f who has just celebrated Ml 100 th birthday, says his ■ectet of longevity is to m .lintain a daily diet based mainly on fresh fruit; read the Bible, and "do good things for the neighbours."
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    62 8 photo. One of four airmail rockets, each carrying 600 letters, roars into the sky on a trip from Searles Lake to Trona m California. They are fired annually by the L.S. Rocket Research Institute, a civilian experimental organisation. The letters, each bearing a Wright Brothers airmail stamp are bein- forwarded
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    Banknotes as confetti
    76 8 MADAME RENEE PEPIZKWNICH celebrated the opening of the traditional Nice Carnival yesterday by throwing more than US $1,000 m French and Dutch money from her apartment window. When police, attracted by the crowd, reached the apartment however, she had disappeared, leaving behind over 100,000 francs, forty 20-florin
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    Ingrid's son named Renato Rossellini
    189 8 HOME, Monday. FILM Director Roberto Kossellini announced l.^t night that Ingrid Bergman's baby had been registered officially as his son. The baby was registered under the name of Renato Roberto Giuseppe Ros- neural. The registration, made yesterday morning at the official Registry Office, made no
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    JAVA SUGAR TRADE HIT
    104 8 JAKARTA, Mon CUGAR mills are being dis- C mantled m Jogja and] Solo principalities and the machine parts carried away I m trucks, Dr. V. J. Koningsberger, a Dutch sugar expert, said yesterday. The Aneta news agency *aid that peasants and labourers are demanding very high
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    PLANE WOULD HAVE TO PAY
    46 8 PLANE WOULD HA VE TO PA Y The legal committee of the International Civil Aviation Organisation (1.C.A.0 meeting m Rome, has reaffirmed the basic principle that compensation is ciue any person on the earth's surface who suffers damages as a result of objects falling from aircraft.
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    Sun Fo did not appear
    84 8 HONG KONG. Mon. J)R Sun Fo, former Nationalist Premier, failed to appear m the central magistracy on a summons against him. The application was by Nancy Nyi. who claimed to b Sun Fo's first concubine, for maintenance of her U- t year-old daughter. Mr. Marcus
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    PERSIAN REDS DEPORTED
    54 8 ABOUT 100 members of the Persian Communist Tudeh Party, imprisoned m Teheran after the attempt on the Shahs life year ago. were deported yesterday to an undisclosed destination m South Persia The prisoners had kept up permanent contact from their prison with comrades outside who continued subversive
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    BRITON'S TRIAL U.K. REQUEST
    46 8 The Foreign Office said yesterday that the Hungarian Government had been asked to permit Mervyn GriffithsJones, counsel at the Nuremberg war crimes trial, to be present at the trial of Edgar Saunders. a Briton, on charges of sabotage and esDionaec— I A.P.
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    N.Y. stocks
    26 8 'pHE New York Stock Exchaige closed irregular on Saturday with all averages slightly lower after restricted trading. Wail Street s closed today, Lincoln or.
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