The Singapore Free Press, 27 September 1950

Microfilm: NL3685
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA JS SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1950. PRICE TE.N CENTS.
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    U.N. FORCES LINK UP IN KOREA
    256 1 U.N. FORCES LINK UP IN KOREA Trap closed on 100,000 Reds JJ IN ITLD Nations' forces today locked armoured hands from liberated Seoul to Pusan, m extreme south-east Korea, m a dramatic link-up that promised to shatter the disorganized North Korean Army. Tanks of the U.S. First Cavalry Division speeding
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    Racial issues being solved
    54 1 KLISHING MEADOWS. Wednesday. RALPH iUNCHt. winner of the 1949 .\ohel Pi Mid defendant of an American (1 m Flushing Meadows yesterday. prwgresa was being made m the solution colour problem m the world today. with the United Nations Dr. Bunche was asked ny justification for Comabout
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    Kashmir asks India's aid
    16 1 Kashmir asks India's aid Xl as a recau- > meet dosand epidc Go*< r.merv squimc miles A.P.
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    WARSHIP THAT WAS FIRST
    380 1 WARSHIP THAT WAS FIRST From FRANK GOLDSWORTHY ON BOARD II M.S. JAMAK A, Wed. rpHE navy men m the Korean campaign are tailing the cruiser Jamaica "the ship that did everything first". cord m the three «f the X i an war. Jmif :>i»: The British _iiip to enter Koi
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    WOMEN TOOK $*****0 HOME IN CLOTHES
    136 1 WOMEN TOOK $*****0 HOME IN CLOTHES MIAMI. FLORIDA Wed T*Hh Southern BUI Telephone Company of M a1 least US$lOO,OOO m irs to young women ees who took rolls of coins out of the counting m their bi police reported y< women, their famiand their* boy friends, 15 m all. are
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    SMOKE MAKES SUN LOOK BLUE
    129 1 EDINBURGH, Wednesday pEOPLE In eastern Scotland saw a blue sun yes- terday, and deluded weather experts, observatories and newspapers to find out if it was the end of the world. In Carlisle, south of the English border, the sun was seen through a veil of
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    Executions denied
    59 1 FLUSHING MEADOW. Wed. GREECE yesterday denied Russian, Polish and Czechoslovak charges that, mass executions of Trade < Union and anti-Fascist load- ers were taking place m Greece Mr. Panavotis Canellopoulos. Greek delegate, told the General Assembly: "There has not been one single execution m Greece since 1949. I
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    Huk use girl agents
    147 1 J.»hli Al.\ has a«;r»-»(| to take th»- initiative i:i ace m Korea The British utinn trill Ihe form of a rebe introduced m <•• neral I My, sett m; forth tetwat which the United Natiens \\.»uld And acceptable for k. future. The rt solution has heen
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    MORE TIME
    34 1 The Se of Defence. C Marshall. erday announced the postponement of scheduled Washington of N ■rth Atlantic Military and Defence Committees. He said the participants needed more time to prepare •nemselves U.P.
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      Reds kill Singapore busman
      115 1 Reds kill Singapore busman A Tay Koh \_t bu_. c. ing labourers to work m the Naval Base, was held up by lour Chinese at the junction of Balestier and Kirn Kent Koads at 6.13 this morning. One of the men stood on the step while the other three got
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      CLOUDBURST
      11 1 A l-udburst over French Morocco has killed at least people.
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    DANISH GIFT
    20 1 The Danish Government yesterday offered 500 tons of refined sugar tor distribution to South Korean civilians. A.P. -.uni.tfd
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    U.N. TO HEAR NAT. CHINA
    340 1 FLUSHING MEADOWS. Wednesday. TifJE GENERAL Assembly yesterday voted 41 to ->ix with seven abstentions to include m its agenda Nationalist China's charge that Russia has violated China's territorial Integrity and independence. Alter the vote on the ilaint. me Assembly wrote off Soviet objections and included
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    ENVOY TO RESIGN
    18 1 Ambassador to Brit an. resign m the p_iate fuit was learned j Ington yesterday.- A.P.
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    23 nations in railway talks
    73 1 ROME. Wed. •riIVE Hundred delegates from f 23 countries yesterday met In congress In Rome to plan better, taster, more comfortable and safer railways tor the larger part of Europe and High on the agenda was discussion of colonial railway modernisation. A special committee, presided
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    HAUGE IN LONDON
    28 1 Mr. Jens Hauae. me Nor-; wegian Defence Minister, has arrived In London from Oslo for talks with Mr. Shinwell. the British Minister ol Dp- Reuter
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    400 officers recruited for Fed. Police
    148 1 400 officers recruited for Fed. Police Free Press Stall Reporter Xl T AI_A LIMPIR, Wedmewfrr. EHM'R hundred officers are being recruited tor t f i tr Federation Police Force. This figure is dist los»l m the reports of the Federal Legislative C'oum il standing committee on finance laid before thtCouncil
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    25,000 Red casualties
    79 1 Incomplete tabulations ■how that the Communist Invaders of Korea have suffered over 25,000 casualties since the Inchon invasion began. This figure, for both the Pusan and Seoul fronts, is based on official announcements. But at best it can only be an estimate becau>e the Americans are moving
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    Reds ask to join debate
    14 1 FLt Tun Q il United 8 ■I I Reuter
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    Disease Of The Liver
    587 2 siNGAPftnr. norm* TfECKNTLY I took my incle to a doctor 'ause he suffered from digestion. I was told had cirrhosis of the er, due to drinking too viuch alcohol. Can you tell me whet the ase Is so that 1 can enten my u>u L.K.T. Singapore.
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    Ice-Saved Boy
    71 2 L]ILLY FLEMING, five, had so high a tern] that Dr. Abraham Kj thermometer < uld nut record it. Che mer pped at IUB deg —and Billy, m a leasl 110 deg. Dr y I Billy's life by packing him m i ill the windows, and ing on fans.
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    How Mummies Were Made
    874 2  - How Mummies Were Made J. ILLOVSKY HISTORY OF MEDICINE-! By AROUND 6000 8.C., about the same time as the Sumerians started to settle m Mesopotamia, the first settlements also appeared m Upper Egypt on the shores of the Nile. During its 600 years of existence the Egyptian civilisation, including medicine,
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    An Ingenious New Eye Machine
    514 2 ;*!> 'V 5" STOCKHOLM: AN ingenious machine which detects minute electric currents generated deep inside the eves is being use^ by a Swedish profess'to help prevent blind ness. By glancing at chart which records the currents as waves, the professor can diagnose certain eye disorders
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      65 2 Solution to Crossword No. 161 SOLUTION*.— Across: Lower 4 Bella. 7, Fire engines. 9, Sob' 10. Rope. 12. Seamen. 14. Essence. 16, Barsac. 17, Tara. 19. Lap. 21 Steam plough. 22. Satin 23* Teens. Down: 1, Lifer. 2 Word perfect. 3, Rees. 4. Big Ben. 5 Lonjr measure. 6. Arson,
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      316 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR! noitN today, you must little too much, lt ■ouseoi train yourself to take starts crying on yonr 2 the long view of things shoulder, don't start en Don't get so involved with ing yourself! It's much detail that you never get more tor. s.ttive to did anywhere
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    THE CAPTIVE DOODLED IN THE DUST
    323 3 THE CAPTIVE DOODLED IN THE DUST photo. 'We not win but not fail' TAEGU, Korea, Tuesday. T<HE LITTLE MAN m the mustard coloured uniform squatted beside the road and doodled Idly m the dust with a forefinger. He was a North Korean Communist, a first lieutenant and a political commissar.
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    Nazi's trial adjourned
    8 3 Nazi's trial adjourned a B al. M H
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    TOREADOR GORED BY DEAD BULL
    165 3 VALENCIA. Tues. fIFTER death, bulls are still dangerous for Toreadors. The Venezuelan bullfighter, Alberto Rojas alias Morenito de Caracas, was seriously gored by a bull he had just killed m the Carrion de Los Conder. arena. Morenito was Superior Cape Mule.a with a bull he
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    Australian quads in fine health
    38 3 Australian quads in fine health A quads, now h old v. me irom ■Ith. .c father. Percy S i ince driver m *hem m the the course of his md drove U iced n two clue and A.P.
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    A few kinks remain
    38 3 n \> re____H to br pwne_ oat m Australi I I I -theme. Penicillin is on tbe free list ru;N- hut dw to an error you have to distilled uater with which it's mixed. U.P.
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    TV station for Sydney
    123 3 SYDNEY, Tuesday. ORITISH and Dutch electronics engineering firms are invited to submit tenders for Australia's first television station. Because of the dollar position, .meriean manufacturers were not invited to bid. Postmaster-General H. L. Anthony said tenders for a national station m Sydney include studio equipment, cameras
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    Germans not keen on army
    27 3 BONN. Tv NUMEROUS members W( an Pal ntint m the neies Is m i r army. I I man the A. P.
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    BUCKLEY
    13 3 _1 "STOPLCOKI -G TOfi THAT UAIfA&LCK VA'LCST-AW' 6E"T SACK OK TWC ffo-4D
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    Red headquarters
    12 3 Nai me the part :n H j :i Indo- U.P.
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    Bridge Hands
    179 3 SINCE t ild uave been a one-round forcing bid. North might better hi\ chosen that r than his skip to three clubs. Although be had a good hand, hia own suit was not entirely solid; he hart no support for partner's nearts and his hand WM not so
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    New radar to give smoother flying
    193 3 photo LONDON, Tuesday. DRITISH scientists are now well on the way towards eliminating the nightmare of all air pilots flying through turbulent cumulo-nimbus, those towering "cauliflower clouds" which toss airliners about like butterflies. Research staffs of British airlines have spent years analysing pilots' reports
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    Parents are barred from sex talks
    41 3 Parents are barred from sex talks FRIERN BARNET BIDBE 11 t 'iing pc rent about _ex ma' front r N barred a, ;"marriage preparation" lerI tur .to bo:,. b^tw^en the a 25 at Friern Hall m Gu engan-d". An guidar Reuter
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    Early Jap treaty urged
    46 3 NEW YORK THi. sion o: a p 'Japan "without P.. Chinese pa < nt*c B n: rd nsucratic a I The Ametirai: I)n is a groi. Anient aus New D'-a! Mr. ._n< ii B.C. (Ed tht* gram inj? of and the I.jivui U.P.
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    JUMPED RAILS
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    'DUD' AMMO PROBE
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      230 3 SINGAPORE BFEBS [SinyaporeJ (BI t I* NETWORK) 4.45 p.m. Programme Summary-: _uMi_uw.ai.x_ 14.47 From the London Editorials WEDNESDAY BBO 4.55 Composer of ihe 10 am News from Singapore; Week— Faure; 5.15 Report from 10.50 For the Schools: Have Some Britain (BBC); 5.30 Bandstand: o d. m^_." 6 Indonesian: News and
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    PEOPLE IN Singapore- a new picture page
    244 4 lead the procession at Malay wedding, mmm mt the attraction. al the Malayan t tt ihe Hotel lasl Saturday to eomnenorate v.i. The bridegroom and bride sit In a "pelamin**, a raised platform \< ible m Ihe background. Below, two idamadi (left) and
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    DIVINE CONTEMPLATION
    33 5 Heads are bowed, lips Knooms are openea and Britain's bishops conte on the affairs of th> church as the Archbishop ante-rooty. I>r. Fisher, opens the Convocation of Canterbury at Westminster. London.
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    LEISURE—AND WORK SUFFERS
    175 5 LEISURE— AND WORK SUFFERS LONDON. Wednesday. v home; like repairing, decorating. i ir_ '-ning U probably being done at the ii industrial work, says a report issued by X.Tierican Productivity Council. it is suggested, are occupying their rs that wav rather than pay a profes_o the tasks. The reoort contains
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    Crawley on R.A.F. tour
    25 5 Crawley on R.A.F. tour NOON Wed iwley, Br: Britain by a the Par m war arrive M) H^ A A Head- peral RAF -5 Reuter
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    GERMAN M.P.s OPPOSE ARMING
    262 5 GERMAN M.P.s OPPOSE ARMING 'Fatherland 9 cry fails BONN, West Germany, Wednesday. EMBERS of the West German Parliament rangL ing from Socialists to extreme Rightwingers are putting up considerable opposition to the proposals for a rearmament of Germany. "The old cry of defend our Fatherland has no appeal now", said
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    JUST FOR FUN
    30 5 I ork wed ntei sales Co.. H I York >n questioned. only a smal ber of The purcha d fear of an atomic as their motivating A.P.
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    War would revive lend-lease
    143 5 War would revive lend-lease WASHINGTON. Wed. pOREIGN assistance like the lease-rend aid of World War II is expected to be administered by the Economic Cooperation Administration m f he event of another world war. Authorities pointed out that the ECA has missions not only m Western Europe but m South-east
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    'Bramble Jam' of traffic
    97 5 NEW YORK. Wed CIR Frank Newson-Smith. a former Lord Mayor of London, ll not too popular with New Yorkers. He and other officials of Britain's Automobile Associah.ive been looking over onditions In some t'.s. cities And before sailing home Sir Frank had some tart t. ments
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    GIFT PARCELS FOR KOREANS
    58 5 Gift pack. Korean Comn soldiers are being sold In Hungarian fact ii*_ offices, accordtng to newspapers received m from Budapest. Each package includes a slip or. which is written hi Korean- "Th? libera' ed Hungarian workers greet with brotherly lore the heroic Korean Soldiers fighting against
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    WOMAN WEDS HER NEGRO SERVANT
    167 5 NEW YOKK, Wednesday. A WEALTHY divorcee has announced m New York that she has married a Nejrro steelworker who used to be her servant. The former Mrs. Eleanor Sahl. aged 17, of n_it. said love "came all of a sudden" to her and 4-Year-old William
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    37 BABIES BORN ON VOYAGE
    49 5 The *****-ton Br.tish I Ranch! arrived at Amsterdam with 37 more passengers than when n left Djakarta newly b im babie.v Tlie ship has brought back from In ites comprising members ol the N ivy Army and former erlands Indonesian Army. wives and children.
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    Mounties take good news to lock inventor
    89 5 Mounties take good news to lock inventor VANCOUVER, Tues AFTER a one-month hunt, the Royal Canadian :nted Police have tracked down a 82-year-old ex-con-viel—to tell him that London firm wants to ma: his invention. The man. Frank Dewey. has been convicted 19 times on various charges since 1924. Durin? one
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    TITO NEEDS FINANCIAL AID
    58 5 Mr Eugene R. Black. Presii dent of the World Bank, has returned to Frankfurt from Yugoslavia with the comI ment that "Tito needs help— the country's drought is _erious.'* He gave no indication whether The Bank would grant -the loan Marshal Tito has (asked for nor
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    VISIT TO RUINS
    19 5 Presici.v. Rarndri Prn is tehed'ai. -d 'o visit «rtU--1 is**" A3 san m OeUa__r A. P.
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    NEW SERVICE
    27 5 Indian National Airirays has been granted a p'ovisianal licence ior six menths to operate a service Meting Calcutta. Patna and Khatnandu, capital of Nepal. A.P.
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    WARNING TO NEHRU ON FASCISM
    133 5 WARNING TO NEHRU ON FASCISM BALTIMORE, Wed THE role of Pandit Nehru. 1 Indian Prime Minister, m world affairs would be I strengthened by the support given to his non-communal policy by the new President of the Congress Party, Mr. Pu.shottamdas Tandon. the Baltimore Sun said m an editorial. The
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    Burmese prisons 'houses of vice'
    163 5 RANGOON, Wednesday. DURMESE prisons are houses of vice catering to the worst terms of depravity and perversion, a Burmese MP. Thakin Ba Than, declared m Rangoon. He told Parliament that prisoners could hi anything Ehey wanted— at a price. This included .opium, he added. I
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    No welcome for dolls
    48 5 LONDON. Wed A DOLL made m England sells m London for about Malayan $33. In Little Rock. Arkansas, the same doll costs afcout Malayan $66 partly because of the tariff The United States charges nearly Malayan $24 to let it into the count rv.
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    Oct. 1 celebrations
    25 5 Chinese In Bandoeng are ring for celebrations on the occasion ol the first anniversary of the Chinese People's Republic on Oct. 1
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    POLICE TO USE MORE DOGS
    71 5 London police are to employ more dog; In combating the activities of "snatch" thieves m the Royal Parks and other areas of the city. Last year there were 2Q dogs on :he strength of the Metropolitan Po ice Forcenearly all Labradors or Alsatians. Sc v/eil
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    'Tis the Irish in us
    46 5 THREE Irish deckhands aboard the British ship King Ro- bert went ashore at Cape Town. They refused to continue the voyage to Australia, saying: "Our temperament?" are incompatible with those of the English members of Urn crew." The- arffl ba fl-pwt-i.
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    NO RELATIVES, SAYS P.I.
    45 5 An anti-nepotism directive has just been issued br the Philippines Government. In this connection Executive Secretary. Teodoro Evangelista. addressed a circular letter to department chiefs informing them that President Quirino had ordered "rigid and strict" enforce-: ment of the directive.- Reuter
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    'Dear little fat man' won
    335 5 LONDON, Wednesday. A WOMAN sat alone m a grey car at Hum Airport, near Bournemouth. Over a loudspeaker near by j she heard Charles Gardner, giving a commentary lon a Daily Express Challenge Trophy air race. shout: "It s 51. He's the winner. She jumped
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    Dr. Salazar sees Franco
    111 5 LA CORUNA. Wed DR. Antonio Saiaaar, oi Portugal, arrived at Spanish frontier by car unexpectedly trom Lisbon and 'was met by General Franco. They immediately began at which the Spanish I Foreign Minister. Alberto I Martin Art a jo. the Spanish Ambassador to Portugal. Nicolas Fr
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    EX-PRINCE'S BOMB SHELTER
    45 5 rE first New Yorker to build an atom-bomb shelter is a former Russian prince. Serge Obolensky. Owner of one of the city. best hotels, he announced that he has completed two storeys below ground 3evel a hide-away for the staff and guests.
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    PRIVATE CONTROL
    31 5 The Japanese Government is expected to present to the t next Diet a bill calling for the shifting of management of horse-racing from the Government to private hands, j
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    Death in beer bath
    62 5 FARMERS m Braid**.*.*. Southern New So_tn Wale., are |*e_.err.. Arion Horten_is slu^s which English garden»-j s Lili m a beer bar Yorkshire found m lethal if they put heer m s_uceiK the slue«« era led m and died Australian l>enartment •f Agriculture _rh< ers do not
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    Pope's appeal to Catholics
    54 5 CASTEL CONDOLFO. Wed. DOPE PIUS XII has call- ed on the Worlds Catholics to attack cou ihe iniquity of Communism and the abuses of capitalism. Th. Pope madf his app"-l m a Is.it- _»d pontifical If'er a sp-ri'ual message ad-. C_t___-C_ on h m beat n
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    Scientists salaries increased to £1,375
    116 5 LONDON G GOVERNMENT .se. D I who were to 1.250 I q increases. daun2 fro ti An*; 1. brlnii.ig them £1.000- £1.375 level it stated m London. Nearly 1 OfK) ■dentists men and women In th< scientific officer &r_d. j ol I Service benefit fr
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    A gun that keeps food fresh
    80 5 CHICAOO. Wed) A STERILISING nun A k"' or cooked n and regetabl sh and appetising ior at l<-a_! four year, was described to tiical S _'4u 2-in ftr-. n-'gat;v .> chai It doe> its sterlUi a millionth ol Wolfgan* Huber and I Brasch. of
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    Argentine cattle
    21 5 Th.- argentine Chs I Dep to the fi bill w ..id pui the entir industry ander Gt«rernnien_ c A.P.
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Sept 27, 1950. Our Reds and YOU
    324 6 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Sept 27, 1950. Our Reds and YOU oiNUAPORES Commute have --truck back enge their hardr _tl. Korean mradea for the loss t Seoul. On Sunday night, our local Reds threw a hand grenade into a cafe ana slightly Ii i young woman. d next nicht
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    Tito Facing A New Crisis
    785 6  - Tito Facing A New Crisis FITZROY MACLEAN, M.P. By 77. is is the first of a series of despatches from Brigadier Maclean, the author of 'Eastern Approaches, who was head of the British Military Mission to the Jugoslav partisans, 1943-45. He is making an adventurous journey by car through Jugoslavia,
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    New Records
    288 6 S___t_ No. ii) M.i'u, lt spriiu' played _y 1 1 ■I 1 z (vkr. imi and Inunurl Ba. ipiano* ■Ml l)» MO.O-1. ording ol a good deal to be forma nee appears to be on i high level. The violin tcne. however, tenda to be sour m the
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    666 6 Colin Taylor, examiner to the Royal Schools of Music, London, teacher, composer, author ol hooks on music, has been m Singapore and the Federation for two months. He has h< 471 students m Singapore alone and obtained a 1 airly comprehensive picture of the musical
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    13 6 Kose Murphy the v Che-Che Girl who is appearing at the London Palladium.
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    Egg- Whisk 'King' rivals Danny Kaye
    161 6 |\A_\NY KAYE admr that his biggest rival at the Canadian National Exhibition m Toronto is Ben Abbott, formerly of Blackpool, now Canada's "Gadget King." The American comedian plays to 27,000 people every night m the grandstand. T\ Lancashire salesman plays to groups ot 50
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    RAGGING WITHOUT TEARS IN 'VARSITY'
    279 7 RAGGING WITHOUT TEARS IN 'VARSITY' Supervision next month Free Press Staff Reporter JJA..GING of freshmen will be supervised for the first time m Singapore when the University ot Malaya re-opens on Oct. 9 for the new academic year. Games permitted by the Ragging Supervisory Committee include playing imaginary ping-pong without
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    Six-storey hotel for T. Katong
    15 7 >t_fT Reporter v hotel Kaea have mit:pal Road 'he ::ave
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    Burned village gets Govt, aid
    75 7 Free Prcv- Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. g '.PANG Tiga— the village P«ak which burned down by bandits a reprisal— has "been voted $200,000 compensation the Federation Govr T:. goes to the purchase of land, the ictior of public works ln- roads, drains and nd
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    More recruits for Malay Regiment
    144 7 Free Press Stall I-epork-r KUALA LUMPCR, Wednesday. THK .Malay Regiment is to have first-line reinforcements and a reserve following approval by pie Federal Legislative Council today <>f additional expenditure this year of 584.917. This sum will be lived for military and defence purposes connected with
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    RATION CARD GUIDANCE
    75 7 r Borneo and Indon periods nol ling one month will not bo required to iurrend n cards ied m Singapore, said a itemeni last night. I t >uld. however, api p'v m writing Deputy Controller of Supplies for a 'clearance for presentation to I the transportation The
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    FIRE DAMAGE
    35 7 T... ownei of a bungalow at Cameron Highlands is receive from the Federation Government not more than $30,000 for damage by fire to the building when It en quisitioned under the EmerI lations.
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    35 7 tht m as u» li*' matU m t in young French matelol ahoirri the French sloop BitSOn a he carries a crate nf -pud* to tht' ship's g;\\- Tht* -loop is now m Singapore harbour.
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    DVMAGES SOUGHT
    41 7 DVM AGES SOUGHT Mr Tan Kee Gu_ of M ca is claiming damages from the Federation Government for wrongful arrest and imprisonment. This is disclosed m a report of the Federations" standing committee on nn.ince tabled m the Legislative Council tod_y.
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    SQUATTER PLANS MAKE HEAD WAY
    122 7 SQUATTER PLANS MAKE HEAD WAY Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday rllE reports of the Finance Committee of the Federal Legislative Council disclose the progress <>f plans for resettling squatters m the Federation. The resettlement plans call for 7*o tons of barbed wire costing $3.0,00.. I ite and Settlement
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    LINEN GUILD
    54 7 rew's Mission Hospital Linen Guild has now :'ed m Its second year Its aim is to help St. Anew's Mission Hospital and bers v ill be Icome. ire held on the cf the Y.W C A Raffles Quay, at 10 a.m. when inquirie i on the work i
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    PAYMENT FOR EX-BANDITS
    65 7 Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMFUR, Wed. CURRENDERED bandits and special detainees m the Federation are receiving gratuities from the Government. A total of 51 98.000 has been approved for payment for work done by men who are employed on rope making, rotan weaving, basket making and
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    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GRADS
    58 7 Free Press Staff Reporter THE Federation Government is providing scholarships for 12 graduates to take the diploma m the education course at the University of Malaya. These scholarship winners will be required to agree to serve as teachers for a certain minimum period after completion of training
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    Onn's salary: $1,600 a month
    122 7 Onn's salary: $1,600 a month Lite Press \t.itf Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. rE 1 man of the P-_ s- Rural and I Development A Dato Onn bin Ja'afar. will be $1,600 a ith. ye 51. 050 a salary ol Mr s up a porary post of Stat. Officer ncy Information
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    More schools in Federation
    84 7 Frr. Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Extensions to the Teachers' C-llege, Malacca, and the <• instruction equipment of English and Chinese normal school? will cost the Fed< $1,211,500. These educational fa< m the Federation are part of the Draft Development Plan and comr olal Development
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    COMPENSATION
    53 7 Free Press Staff Reporter A sum of $40,000 has been paid as compensation to an estate near Seremban for damage caused by fire by security forces during operations to a number of unoccupied squatter huts on the frinee of the estate and I of profits to rubber trees during
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    $100 A MONTH FORRURAL BOARD MEN
    174 7 Free Press Staff Reporter A TRAVELLING allowance of $100 a month will be paid to unofficial members of the Singapore Rural Board, effective this month. This is the first time m the history of the Board that any allowance has been paid to its
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    Replanting on small estates recommended
    212 7 Replanting on small estates recommended Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 'THE bulk of smallholders' rubber trees is already obsolete or will shortly become so. This is the finding of the Rubber Smallholdings Enquiry Committee whose interim report was tabled at today's meeting of the Federal Legislative Council. The
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    S.M.C. bill collectors: proposal
    113 7 TO relieve congestion at Ihe Singapore Municipal paying-in counters, where consumers go to settle bills for light, water and gj suggestion has been made v«» committee ot MumCommissioners that."as n experiment. collectors he made available m t'.ie {.along district. They would be ti-tl- specified da>. of
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    $960,000 for offices, flats
    17 7 rpr I [ding rec< 000 reouireti for tl be 12 000 Th. he
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    SECOND CHAMPIONSHIP GALA AT S.S.C
    443 8 Many trophies for competition 15 v A Special Correspondent SINGAPORE Swimming (Tub committee has arranged the Club's second championship gala la coincide with Ihe peak training period of the junior and senior sections. l'he gala, which Is scheduled for Saturday at 3 p.m. at the
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    38 8 Picture on the left shows, standing from left to right: Gilbert, Hutehinjrs. Ibbotson, Blythe (capt>. Squat.in»: Fox, Elliot and Knight. Right: Four of the Australians m Tengah's Ist XV (1. to r.): Connie, Cooke, Vile and Atkinson (squatting).
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    Tengah has strongest rugby XV since 1945
    605 8 By WILLI BRETT THE strongest rugby team from Tengah for the past five years will be meeting other Singapore teams m coming months. A surprising fact is that a small unit like Tengah can boast of 75 rugger players. There are five complete
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    TO PLAY IN INDIA
    18 8 J. Cleai ralian i tlliarda eh n. h_.s accepted an Invitation U) comptttat •_>•:.— A.A.P.
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    C.S.C. WIN 4-1
    23 8 CB. lon Sparta < r- pj mm An.' at hockey Road R B i and p l > en* .>r»l for ACS
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    £1,100 LOSS ON RUGBY TOUR
    88 8 TtHE recent tour of Australia by ihe British Isles Rugby J Union team resulted m a loss of about £!.100. This announced yesterday by Mr I Laurie Stevens. New South Wales Rugby Union Secretary The loss compared with a r-ported profit of about k. 36.000
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    U.K. SOCCER
    25 8 yESTERDAYS U.K. soccer JL re&uli s A-t>rp. Third Divisiun (Northern*: Acj c*r__,ton Steals* York c Other Match Afccidf-er. 3. Manl eh Reuter A.P.
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    Cesarewitch horses in close finish
    95 8 Cesarewitch horses in close finish pRENCH Squadron. Gordon Richards" mount m the Cesarewitch Stakes on Ckt 11. ran a splendid trial for that race m the two-mue Melboum Stakes at Newmarket yesterday. In holding going Richards rallied French Squadron, 5-2 favourite, to such purpo.e that he failed by only a
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    Indians' tour of Aust. off
    41 8 INDIA'S table tennis \i.it tv Australia has been C-___eHe_ bee a us. the extended tour of Malaya left insufficient time make the trip. This was announced m Sydney yeslerday by the Szabados Table Tennis A?enr> Reuter
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    Prince Aly Khan in Paris case
    135 8 DRINCE Al) Khan. son <.| lnr A e a Khan and husband of Miss Kita Uav\v<>rth. the American him actress, was cited m court m Paris v. .tcrdav over a horse. In a „|r a heard by the court of rcterccs L Mr. Hofsep
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    Quieter day for rubber
    271 8 ■__a^ ILondon Stock Exchange] I.ONDON V MOVEMENTS tn rubber share Exchange yesterday were h on Monday, states Heuter's finam Nevertheless many rise. siderable turnover. Interest bn many other Far Eastern issue Tin shares attracted gooa support and moved higher, and there were gains m C. and
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    Miller defends Bradman
    12 8 TEST i i the b- or ___lei Reuter A.A.P.
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    NUTTALL WINS IN PRESTON
    6 8 NUTTALL WINS IN PRESTON J Reuter
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      320 8 iVtSnCirSRC Exclusive to the Singapore Free l*ross m Malaya A vl] I YOU CAME W_NA_OA. SHE S -HAVI >ES. _/_> ~r RASWTOBREAH l .ji ir Mil IAST p- .NA- YOU ARE AWAKE. r l^"- PiGHT MY I J COMETO rBESPASSEO. TOROB.' i .OS? ATLAtTr-—^ IRYTOSTE/ P STEAI ['M MY OWN.
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    MONSIEUR PHILIPPE
    799 9  -  DENNIS SMITH tfleeJHesetaf _*vW &tb%y by Philipps teu.l s ish, stockvdistt He perspiring al use bandanna. .raddle of a_ no lal the ore Philippe out of I being mon B j j I like j bi I Monsieur S little blonde mvI watched uprising I „:y emo--3 he
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    The President's Coin
    1649 9  -  ELLERY QUEEN THE DRAMATIC CLIMAX TO A 150- YEAR-OLD MYSTERY by A I A RTH A Clarke comes to Ellery Queen icith a 150-year-old diary which tells how George Washington planted a grove of oak saplings on her ancestor's farm and underneath one of the saplings buried
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    LONDON CLUBS NOW STRONGER
    771 10  -  PETER LOVEGROVE Brightest open play by Wasps B\ MOST of London's leading rugby union clubs have entered the fray, and, despite the usual earl > reason rough edges, enough has been learned for one to feel reasonably confident that Metropolitan teams will fare belter this whiter
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    S.A.S. rugby XV v. R.A.S.C. today
    57 10 S.A.S. rugby XV v. R.A.S.C. today ___n_w. Old Boys Ru team :n >l the H asc this evrning tol h* 440 pjn. is> X.x Lee* B Ross, Lin Bw_ Jm n. R n übronner, Ho E Bin Sim 800 C I i Se. \v .as. >> Kek Bee. Goh ECeng
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    GENE SARAZEN'S PERFECT GOLFER
    567 10  -  HENRY LONG HURST By ('ENE aS ARA ZEN who won the US Opeft 28 years; po with a score of _88. and cently finished high up In a i full-length tournament with I 286. is establishing a record ior golfing longevity to chal- lenge that ol
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    Eskimo roll in the Thames
    93 10 lISFM.. a folding canoe of the type paddled by the Commandos m secret raids during the last war, Robert Webb, of Richmond, Surrey, gave a demonstration of the "kayak roll" at Richmond Canoe Club regatU. The roll. m which canoeist and canoe, buttoned up together
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    All-Jewish Games start today
    497 10 From LARKY ALLEN rpHK All-Jewish World "Olympics", attracting athletes from 28 countries, open at Tel Aviv today. They are scheduled to continue until Oct. 8. The organising committee for the Third Maeeabiah (Olympics) has worked for nearly a year to find enough available sites to Stage
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    RSGC WOMEN WIN
    26 10 Royal S i beat Island Club _v 12 points i;. _fon__3 men's were wrong.y p irl d b< h g the •rs yes
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    Why Farr wants a comeback
    395 10 From HAROLD MATES Tommy Farr, generally recognised as the best heavyweight Britain produced m a Ion? time, fights again tonight against Jan Kleins, a Dutchman, at Pontypool. Wales. He has been training for the last eight mtm n trying to get into condition If you
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    Very high standard in Division III South
    509 10 ARCHIE QUICK OM ENGLISH SQCCEk THE football season is about five weeks old as I write, and m that time I have seen 21 League matches, covering 35 different teams, and I have visited every ground m London and many m the environs
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    COACHING PLAN FOR S'PORE NEEDED
    598 11 COACHING PLAN FOR S'PORE NEEDED View of British A.A.A. coach Free Press Staff Reporter J^ COACHING scheme should be launched by the Singapore A.A.A. m conjunction with the Education Department to provide a "fount of knowledge" for the Colony's athletes as they progress from schools to clubs and, ultimately, to
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    EXMOUTH WIN 8-6
    18 11 Exmouth beat Exeter by iight points to six ln a Rugby Jnlon fixture yesterday.— Reuter
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    Europeans win with snap goals
    99 11  -  CRUSADER sfsafsafsa playing soccer ned S.C 1 A. Jalan ning as re Chinese at m i mmunity ed a ir tour of They t< ins. who I weight ponents oft r the eight period ped up two .1 corner- i Morton _?ter Yew it ln
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    IRISH XI v. ENGLAND
    73 11 IRELAND'S soccer team to play England at Belfast on Oct. 7. contained three new caps They are Fallon. Cush and Campbell. Cush and Fallon are the on!y non-English League players m the side. The team is: Kelly < Southampton) Fallon (Glasgow CclMcMichael (Newcastle U.)* B'anchfiower ißarnsley>.
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    H.M.S. MALAYA RUGBY TIES
    104 11 rIS season's H M.S. Malaya rugby fixtures tsouthern section) are: Oct. 14: Spore Civilians v. Johore (away); Oct. 28: Spore ::ans v. Negri Sembilan Nov. 11: Spore Civilians v Johore (home); Dec. 2: Spore Civilians v. Services i J. Besarv Dec. 9: Spore Civilians v. N.S.
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    Toboggan pleases in training
    303 11  -  ALLAN LEWIS By IPOH, Wednesday. I> lI) DEN by Charlie Ellery this morning, Toboggan impressed me very much when going half-pace over five furlongs on the sand-track. Toboggan has not raced since he finished seventh m the Governor's Cup at Singapore. He has done very well
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    SIGNALS HELD THREE-ALL
    59 11 OIK goals were snared m the k Junior League soccer match between Singapore District Signals Regt. and Fathul Karib Sport. Club played at St. George". Road yesterday. All the goals were scored In the second half Scorers for Fathul Karib were: Johan and Jaffar (2). Holmes scored
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    'I'll be trying from the first round'
    410 11 'I'll be trying from the first round says JOE LOUIS m this pre-fight article exclusive to the FREE PRESS m Malaya A MAN can't look back too much, but now that my training; is all over and my fight with Ezzard Charles comes up tonight. I got to tell you
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    NEW JOCKEY FOR MALAYA
    208 11  -  ALLAN LEWIS Turf topics B> KUALA LUMPUR trainer. Milton Sullivai. lining arrangements for A tralian jockey Harr Cloud, to ride m Ifala McCloud served hi. m Melbourne and men Melbourne Cup on Col i He is able to ride a: 7.11. at which weight he wo.l
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    BIRTHS
    39 12 HAWSON To Chandra, wife o' IlftMBM Dawson, at Gener.U K.L. on 23rd SSetp t St. U__XANUCR: To Margare. •a nee Woodhall wife of i W:i:,on Alexander MaI Police a daugh'er, Su.un, at B G lah 24. 9. .00
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    ENGAGEMENT
    30 12 THE engag ment is announcfi -:oh bok Yor. I mmi MM of Mr. Mrs Koh v Mivs Lim Ban Swan. •.'er of Mrs. Lim Bens Mr. Urn Ber.t: Swe^
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    REDS ATTEMPT COUP IN VIENNA
    220 12 Tanks used m blockade VIENNA, Wednesday. pOMMUNISTS occupied Government buildings m several Soviet zone towns m Austria yesterday and paralysed traffic m Vienna with a sudden railroad strike and wild anti-American demonstrations m which at least eight policemen were injured. Russian tanks openly aic.d the
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    France not impressed
    76 12 PARIS, Wed. VTEW Soviet hints for peace I. talks between the United Stat, s and Russia are not being reel Ived favourably In French diplomatic i A epokesm.n at the Frenrh kgn _»._<■•■ v sr. .HV plt this m "Rossi i ■lreadv hai given us too much
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    GIRL KILLED BY FATHER'S DRUG
    183 12 GLASGOW, Wednesday. ROSEMARY INGRAM, 14-month-old daughter of a doctor of Coatbridge, Scotland, died a few hours alter she is believed to have swallowed a painkilliner dru? m her home. The drug, physepton, was for one of her father's patients. Said her father. 28-year-C.d Dr. Alexander
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    Bonn 'frees' U.K. imports
    63 12 BONN. Wed. THE West German Economic Ministry has extended its "fr.c lmpi>rt list" to Great Britain and her colonies. The "free list" permits imp< from th* Organisation for Euiopean Economic Co-operation (OEEC. countries without prior licensing. Great Britain is the fourth country to which these Import
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    INFLATION IN AUSTRALIA
    45 12 The Australian Cabinet Field an emergency meeting yesterday to consider ways of [■necking Inflation. It was understood that the Cabinet considered other methods of controlling Inflation than the appreciation _f the Australian pound or rhe imposition of a wool exr>ort tax- Reuter
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    'MODEL SON' ACQUITTED
    239 12 DID NOT MURDER FATHER LONDON. Wednesday. A MAN described as a "model son was acquitted at the Old Bailey, London, of murdering his K3-year-old father by throwing him over the balcony of their flat to a courtyard 40 ft. below. So Frederick George Smart, aged 29, storekeeper,
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    £100.000 TO EGYPT
    24 12 Britain has made its first contribution of .4:400.000 toward a 4:2.000 000 plan to improve rural water supplies ln Egypt U.P.
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    'Baby Bessie' is gone
    126 12 'Baby Bessie is gone RICHMOND, Surrey, Wed. IT took only 21 hours to render the bomb "Baby Bessie" harrnl.-s, 25ft. below Eton Street, Richmond. A school and works which had been closed reopened. Traffic diversions were ended. The bomb fell m m. and demolished the back of No. 9. Eton
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    Gunmen kill investigators in Chicago
    89 12 CHICAGO wed. r pWO crime Investigal 1 were murdered shortly before 1 1.-\ mete I n ported on thi rs. William Drury. 43, a c Lieutenant i enemy of the I was ihot d'-ad while barking his car a gars Hi on his way to
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    'C'wealth aid plan discussed
    134 12 LONDON. Wed MINISTERS of seven Commonwealth countries taking pan In the meetings of the Commonwealth Consulative Committee In London yesterday considered a draft report on aid programmes totalling 1.725.000.000 for the development of South and South-east Asian countries. By Friday the are expected to end examination
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    INDONESIA RECOMMENDED
    16 12 INDONESIA RECOMM ENDED Meadow recomln for mi ted Nati< recomm un >pposed, but malist China Reuter
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    Improvements in Burma
    72 12 NEW YORK. Wed 'pHE general position of J Burma seemed to be much improved compared with a year or even six months ago, The New York Times said yesterday The newspaper listed as encouraging factors the moderate success of the military campaign against the Communists. th.' Improvement
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    Peace hopes
    30 12 The United Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine said yesterday that it still hopes to obtain agreements that will mean peace between Israel and the Arab League countries. A.P.
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