The Singapore Free Press, 5 March 1951

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA fdfd SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1951. PKH V 15 I M>
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    KOREA MAY GET OUR JETS
    333 1 nsfer talks with Mac Arthur I TOKYO, Monday. (it>n send jet fighter planes from Malaya to Korea High sources said yesterday that the R.A.F. Transport Sir Aubrey hllwood. had already discussed with \ir Bouchfer, Senior British Officer at General Mac Arthur's the possibility of sending
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    Mao calls up men for army
    68 1 HONG KONG, Monday. t namunista have started a drastic i<> mobilize men in an attempt n In the Korean war. 1 1 1 build five e in MR. Herbert Morrison, believed in England to be th» next Foreign Secretary if Mr. Bevin resigns. Over
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    MALAYAN IS FOUND HANGED
    12 1 MALAYAN IS FOUND HANGED ..led In I in Perth L'ni- ion 1
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    RED CHAMPAGNE
    24 1 nmunis: China made her trade debut in Europe yesterwith vintage champand golden tipped named "Golden Dragon" at the Leipzig spring fair Reuter
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    Czech envoy to India disappears
    180 1 Czech envoy to India disappears NEW DELHI, Mon. (CZECHOSLOVAKIA S second ambassador to India since the Communists came into power in 1949 has disappeared, it wa.s learned yesterday in New Delhi. Dr. Bohuslav Kratochvil. Czech Ambassador to Britain from January 1917 until August 1949 walked out of his Embassy on
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    'Poison' food not on sale
    97 1 Free Press Staff Reporier AN Australian patent baby food, a small batch of which is believed to have been contaminated with poisonous boracic acid, is definitely not in the Malayan market, said Mr. J. Payn?. the Australian Trade Cdmmissioner, this morning. A Reuter report yesterday
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    U.S. TOLD: STOP TIN STOCKPILING
    209 1 WASHINGTON, Monday. United States Senate Preparedness Sub-Com--1 mittee yesterday called upon the Government to stop buying tin for its strategic stockpile until Britain and other non-Communist countries agreed to end "gouging" of American taxpayers bv tin mine owners and speculators. The Senate group composed of
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    Bomb threat to film man
    113 1 ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA, Mon. FILM magnate Louis B. Mayer was threatened in his box at Santa Anita race track on Saturday by a man who indicated he had a dynamite bomb. The man was promptly arrested by track police and no one was injured. He was
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    Monty in Cairo
    22 1 FIELD Marshal Viscount Montgomery Western Union Defence chief, last nittht had a 40-minute talk Sit£ the Egyptian Prime Mln-
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    MORE EMIGRANTS
    12 1 Jewish immigration from Rumania to Israel li to be ln-
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    Two bandits killed in camp raid
    142 1 Two bandits killed in camp raid Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. SECURITY Forces killed two *3 bandits in a camp In the Tapah district of Perak yesterday. Two police constables were wounded, one seriously, when a small police party gave chase to a bandit in the Grik area.
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    HELICOPTER AIDS NAVAL BARRAGE
    92 1 Free Press S/a^ 1 Reporter rVHE cruiser Ceylon, which arrived in Singapore yesterday after seven months in Korean waters, Wtu able to bombard co?icealed North Korean batteries near Inchon with the help of a helicopter only after information had reached them in roundabout relays. The helicopter
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    ONLY 8,000 SEE GAMES OPEN
    621 1 From W. E. TREVOR Special to the Free Press A NEW chapter in the history of Asian sport be^an yesterday at New Delhi's National stadium when the President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, officially opened the first Asian Games. The climax of months of} hard
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    Reds have a 'UN arsenal'
    102 1 TOKYO, M AMERICAN Marines, advanciiig on the Korean front, gazed in amazement at a Chinese weapons cache north of Hoengson, containing at least one of every type of weapon used by both gldc! in the Korean war plui some museum specimens. There were British .303
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    Fever strikes Royal Family
    52 1 TIIK Kin-; who is suffering from fever and a chill was visited by his doctors at Buckingham Palace niffhfl n d was reported to hive had a better da>. Princess Klizaneth also has a feverish cold and will h«» confined to her room for several da
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    Big Three agree to 'act tough'
    129 1 Big Three agree to 'act tough PAif.S. Mull. f r-HE We.s: Ly< •r--1 day on lh" policy in the Big rour i e p u t i >nference opening In Paris today and prepared tu press tor a showdown on tt nf the Soviet and lite armed I which they
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    U.N. TO HEAR PAKISTAN
    37 1 U due mcil on ihe joint An an proposal lor :i soil of u K tomorrow. Council sou lieve to come in the light ol uncompromliini n o; ihe Anglo- An-.> plan.— Reuter
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    GENERAL'S PLEA
    26 1 Gcneial Omar Br.id'ey ivs told Be 30 days may bnnn vii... i i i and K :a > i vai of pg lo Euro] A.P.
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      43 1 i y'i J V destroyer jj^^jt^ The Norwegian freighter Castleville which out-man- %M '^W^ oeuvrecl a Chinese Nation- alist destroyer near Hong Kong last week. The war- jP*Mfe| ship tried three times to i sen, master of the frelf hter. M y I
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    Greeks are Tightening Their Belts
    591 2  -  MICHAEL MANNING By riCONOM* is the password in Athens today. With the rising cost of living and after a recent cut in American aid, the Greeks are tightening their belts, while Athens is facing a great shortage of foodstufß There are long queues at the
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    No Rabies in U.K. now
    461 2 V EARLY 2,000 and more than 100 into Britain from ov< l r nearly four tin. he pre- World II number, and v come fn m aim rv country in the world. There are Alsatians and cUichshun from ly, the Rhodi Ridxenack m Africa, mountain
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    Helpmann To Go On The Stage
    741 2  -  MILTON SCHULMAN Too old at 40? for a dancer it may be 'yes'. So7^>^ leading male ballet star salutes middle age by j/ 0 I*}1 a new career. Or S By ICAN do something with that face," said Ninette de Valois when she first
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    YOUR LUCKY STAR
    153 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DORX today, you h.ivc a tre- mendous amount of selfconfidence. This in part, makes up for your lack of any confidence. This, in part. You go on from day to day. making the best of things as they are and usually making out rather well, too. Perhap
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      180 2 DARTWORDS VOl have to arrange the 50 words in the circle so that they lead from PIGEON to CLOT in such a w»y 4 that the relationship between any one word and the next to it is governed by one of the six following rules: The word may be an
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      145 2 The EDDYSTONE (Wi&Sno 670 MARINE RECE!VER \r_* -^2fl World Ftim A1 IN twEKY RESPECT •R.F. STAGE H IB •PUSH PULL OUTPUT I [HH?S STAGE •110/230 VOLTS AC/DC Sole Agents- M. E. NATHAN 25/29, OR::"'D ROAD. Phone W /c*ti /Ae humble acorn On the Ist July, 1925, a very luini: on
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      207 2 New Oiassworsfl No. 294 CUES ACROSf I. What you have to pay for your hat in a restaurant? (5 •>; 7. Improvements concerning the shape (6); 8. Tied up <3> 9. Tuneful atmosphere? (1); 12 Not quite at good enough shot to make you the winner <s>; 13. Do these
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      47 2 Solution To Crossword No. 293 SOLUTION: Across: 1, Elk. 3. Foreman. 7, Lurid. 8. Viand. 9, Smaller size. 10, Cold storage. 14, Sprat 15, Irish. 16, Speckle. 17. Sir. Down: 1, Eblia. 2. Korea. 3, Fiddle stick. 4, River polic*. 6, Miami. 8. Nudge. 10, Ccmtz. 11,
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    He paints with his fingernails
    65 3 H e paints with his fingernails I NEW DELHI, Monday th,<« inch-long fingernails as stylus, 26- 1 1 1 1-t Johan Lai Bali has won an allition t«»r his etchings. Bali saw a German woman artist in i her nails and was so impressed i emulate her-but until six years
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    'Pulverisation', then troops
    64 3 WASHINGTON, Mon ATOR Kenneth Wherry. the Republican floor leaiaid that if war out no Amp>t:ou!d £o to Europe Russia has been pulsed" by air power. v -^»o represents -aid he was opp»\-od roor> rommitments to tic Pact Army the United States Air Forc^ h to delik out
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    Australia may aid M. East
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    JAPS TO JOIN TALK
    21 3 will participate in I >nal agreence the war when it nternatUma] confor the of ilin-4 soon. Reuter
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    GUIDED ROCKET TO STOP BOMBERS
    371 3 GUIDED ROCKET TO STOP BOMBERS Secret tests in Australia f^o, wx- u i <u SY DNEY, Monday. KKIIAIN has let out the news that experiments on the vast rocket range in Central Australia aim at producing first a guided missile to destroy attacking aircraft. A rare informative report on what
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    Czech charge 'unfounded'
    78 3 LONDON. Mon JJRITAIN has rejected as "unfounded" allegations made in a Czech Note ol February 7 that she was reviving German militarism and aggressiveness. In a note handed to the Czech Embassy, the Government ascribed the tension which existed to the attitude of the Soviet Government. It
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    CABLE CHIEF TO RESIGN
    46 3 Colonel Sir A. Stanley Angwin la to relinquish hLs chairman of Cable and Wireless. Limited, to takr up an appointment with the Commonwealth Telecommunications Board. Pie will be succeeded by Major-General L. B. Nicholls. \t present managing director of the Company.- Reuter
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    THEY GOT OUT
    25 3 iavo mecnanics irom a Communist plane factory in Hungary made a forced landing in Austria while trying to fly to Yugoslavia A.P.
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    Two views on Kashmir
    125 3 LUNLKJN. Mon. THE pro-Pakistan documen--1 tary film, "Kashmir Conflict ha s been given its first showing at a West End cinema in London. Later, Mr. Victor MLshoon. Chairman of the London County Council's Public Control Committee, told the Press Trust of India that they had also
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    The wrong way
    54 3 me Yugoslavia Foreign Minister, Mr. Edward Kardeij. has announced in Belgrade that Yugoslavia still believed peace could be preserved. But he added the rearmament of Germany is not the way to go about it. India has placed orders in Britain for 110 metre loromotives at a cost
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    Bridge Hand
    266 3 BRIDGE QUIZ The bidding has gone: South West North East IS> Pass P*»« 30 Pus A What do you bid with each or the following hands' 14kA3«<?Kt<>KJt kQ9 t 7 987 6 5 4 34kQ73S>32O7«*KQ lift 4654<?KS<>K 7& K 6 4A54^320S <7 < K Q6 4 A SSUMING
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    How to make war query unanswered
    65 3 PR} trw how th f Unit i! der. in t. din not tat requiring a d- c.».on A ropi on a h the may break cm i whnt nt a er of declaration of i :e mem rm said as i 1 power Presj
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    NO RICKSHAWS
    56 3 Thr Indian H j Raj Kl Lmrit Ka a questioner u New Delhi that band-di rick „r«- to !<■ l m Delhi by \hc end I Sh? said the Delhi Mi pal Parliament had map;< ran for the nation of 150 for the curren In April. 1947*. showed
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    SWISS WANT JETS
    18 3 Fcdoral I ha.> k J Parliament to app ie purchase f>! nev rom B: U.P.
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      159 3 BUCKLEY 'tucKLer Foecor his shuts AGAIN r HI m M ill/' I B FOR SHEER LOOKING, LOVELIER /^^f' /,»»<''**; J^_ j STOCKINCS and to help them wear /7^^ I^^^^ I J^% si*"*/ F^S-^ T/ TO KEEP NYLONS, SILKS, RAYONS T^V| A ftf j\^^^\'^/% i H^P^ <iy COLOR-BRICHT LONCER— Use luke-
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      77 3 INGAPORE BFEBS [Singapore! e Summary; ram the London Editor I The Good «h--mamaoff; 5.4^ f C'onBBCJ 6 Ind(.: News 884 BBC). 645 Band ench: News >bbc»: English Hal: -hour. tBBC>; -:on; 8 15 Thai: I Lks <BBC>; 845 BBC i 9 Kuoyu: And Programmes Bl^ BBC« 945 mnrv and I
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Mar. 5, 1951. Chinese aliens—1
    276 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Mar. 5, 1951. Chinese aliens —1 >- EARLY a q rol a 1 million more Chin v be el'-', ble for in us it is decidf <i<mt them '■its. This n which lit of the le bv the r ol ):i behalf of b h
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    B.B.C. Far East Radio May Be Cut
    1505 4  - B.B.C. Far East Radio May Be Cut Hall Romney Next Tory Colonial Secretary? S'pore memories oS the great Penang "Frees" at Cambridge I *>"**•• ''"^k!s IT has been an- nounced that the grant-in-aid for the BBC overseas services is to be cut noxt year by £500.000. A .substantial reduction, for
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR S.I.T. allocations
    318 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR S.I.T. allocations HAVE lead with much interest your leading articie. "Houses and Points', en Mar. 2. Tiie Singapore Improvement Trust have wasted enough time in devising scheme after scheme, which, sad to say, they failed to put into effect. The allocation of S.I.T. houses is still
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    Local 'Spivs'
    212 4 AS a smoker saved from the cigarette racketeers, may I please thank the importers of this commodity together with Mr. Jenkins of the Food Control Department (with its inspectors) fer the excellent work they have done? Where supplies of dishonest distributors have been curtailed I would suggest that
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    STAMP RIDDLE
    72 4 A KIDDLE in ambition is posed by a new ChineseRussian Friendship stamp received in London last we< £u shows Stalin shaking hands with Mao Tse-tunß. Their figures spread across and dominate a backcloth of the map of Europe and Asia. In the top left-hand corner is shown the
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    A Rose By Any Other Name....
    459 4  - A Rose By Any Other Name Don Wright By IF you have a happy conscience and are not an alien it is the easiest thins: in the world to change your surname in Britain. Thousands do it every year. The usual process is by what is popularly called a deed
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    'SEX WAR' IN GERMANY
    195 4 HTHE sex war. on A "men are superior to* women" argument, which neve: fails to arouse Germans, broke out again in a new and violent form recently. It was all the fault of well-meaning Amer i c General Charles D. Gross Governor of a State in
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      22 4 i'Lttinma SINGLE STONE RINGS from $1501- To $3000--or more S. P. H. de SUVA 45. HIGH STRCET, SINGAPORE. K. LUMPUR IPOH IIniHIIIIIIIMII
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      42 4 2nd Flooi 13-B, iattery M. SPECIAL RiIDUCTIQHS in MORNING, AFTERNOON EVENING FROCKS. H. B. WINTER MERCHANT TAILOR SHIRT MA*t« V. fierever men meet —La Clubroom or on business or pleasure, one sees m of finely tailored clothes by \M N J I
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    20 MONTHS TO FIW 2 VACANCSES
    262 5 wly-created posts i use SMC delay i roe rrtSfl Matt Reporter iishmeata Committee of Singapore Municipal CommeeX? toda v i !t vvill have raits agenda again the question of filling two senior posts in the .Municipal ind Analysts Departments. They are Laboratory -iology) itnd
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    A proud claim
    8 5 i- the inn- ulra up
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    GUIDE 'FAIR' NETS $2,000
    82 5 pie atngor < I lon, K Ing of a SJ.OOO. the building, was "Fcr pity Antigone, can I not die with you?" Her sister Ismene (lam Lai Cheng) pleads with Antigone (Dorothy Morrell) who has been condemned by King Ct— (Patrick Anderson) to be walled up
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    UNIVERSITY FUND UP BY $3,291
    59 5 ■Donations amount. ng 10 $3,291 were sent to the University of Malaya Endowment Fund for the week ending February 24. In addition to regular monthly subscriptions and contributions from Government offices in the Federation, the following donations were received during the w< KELANTAN:- Pasir Piueh,
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    Needlework show by Chinese schoolgirls
    322 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE first post-war exhibition of embroidery and 1 needlework by girls of all Chinese schools in Singapore and the Federation of Malaya will be held between March 22 to 31 at the British Council Hall in Stamford Road. The exhibition, which
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    'ON LOCATION' WITH MGM 'TRAVEL TALKS'
    531 5  - 'ON LOCATION' WITH MGM 'TRAVEL TALKS' MAUREEN MALLAL By Br |\(i "on location" can be fun, but it tan also be very tiring. fUk is Um conclusion I reached af.er ha\inß spent all of last Thursday afternoon touring Singapore with Mr. James A. I i /patrick. producer of th? famous
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    60 5 Free Press pk'u MR. D. JOSEPH RAJ (St. Joseph's lustitution) and MISS CHOO GUEK LIN (Methodist Girls' School), who have been awarded the Singapore Co-operators scholarships for the year, pictured with their cheques recently at the office of the t'rban Co-operative Union. The scholarships, worth SlOO each, are awarded to
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    Better offer... SMC CLERK QUITS $120 JOB
    106 5 Better offer... SMC CLERK QUITS $120 JOB COMMERCIAL service in] Singapore is more remunerative than the Municipal service, a junior clerk in the Municipality decided a few days ago He decided to leave immediately after sen only one month, and paid the Municipality, in lieu of the legal notice, the
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    TAXI-DANCERS HIT
    217 5  -  RISING COL BY Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S 550 taxi-dancers are finding it difficult to live on their present incomes because tf the rising cost of living and a number of them have approached their association on this subject. Miss Nancy Ho. .President )f the Singapore Dance Hosesses'
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    TIN OUTPUT
    36 5 The foliow intJ telegram uas recfived by B(> ad Co. I hs agents fOC T;.kupa X:-. >>■ T:n Dredging N.L.: "For February output two dred,lps worked 718 hours, covered 140.000 cublic yiircr 170 piculfl oie
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    BEDOK SITE UNAVAILABLE
    95 5 BEDOK SITE UNA VAILABLE $2,000, 000 TB SANATORIUM Free Tn ill Kepoi THE Singapore Medical D 1 $2,000,000 t.b. sanatorium will Bedok, > originally intend The reason? The land belongs U authorities; it was their proper- the Until recently it a; willing to sell the land to Goveram ently there
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    Fashion parade
    39 5 dfdf A pub* U Robertson prei pm. Al! i» t announced later MRS HAN; u. a tb:e<'-oiiart<'r 1: i w hick K hr ed. at the Kuala Lu I Ic < f I .ishion t w»Mk-end. Free Press
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      76 5 7/iese building sets are the finest home entertainment for youngsters. m 4 COMPLETE cct n cc en CONVERSION SETS 1 S8 25 •ox onvcr^ 2.' $13.75 ,BAYKO Supplementary No into No ]S2 75 3 522 00 L No. lx Converts h■• s>^ uu Parts are now ava.lable. No info No
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    HORSES IN A LINE AT THE POST
    1550 6 p Free Press Brilliant run by 12th of August From ALLAN LEWIS TWELFTH of August put up the best performance seen at Penang for some time when he was very badly away in race six, yet made up qmte a lot of ground
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    Trespasser's 5 winners
    24 6 fREE PRESS tipster Trespasser save five stnj°ht u Saturday's Pinan«» rai Ir t Announce Rick mead 5), Thirl id Trofceßa ($l5).
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    WHY THIS SUDDEN SAFA HUSH-HUSH?
    540 6 By The Sports Editor •TODAY'S meeting of the Singapore Amateur Foot- hall Association Council at the S.C.C. will be closed to the Press, according to a notification by the honorary secretary, Mr. Lim Yong Liang. As tar as is known, this is a normal monthly
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    Spurs gum complete mastery over Chelsea
    543 6 Spurs gum complete mastery over Chelsea i :nd Leeds United outfit. P danced his way along the touchllne and generallv had U Leeds' drfence floundenni;. He carved out openings for thp first two goals and himself scored the Ins* by going throujjh thf L< defence with a clever dribble. A
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    NAVY WIN SERVICES RUGGER
    6 6 NAVY WIN SERVICES RUGGER I A.P.
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    INDIA LOSE TWICE
    207 6 INDIA suffered two de: in the Swaythling I men's table tennis competition at Vienna during the weekend, losing to Belgium 5-4 and the United States 5-1 The Indians played surprisingly well, showing good improvement since last year. Results were: tytliling (up: Ceeehoa bt. United Suvs d— l:
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    MALAYANS WIN SURREY TITLE
    8 6 MALAYANS WIN SURREY TITLE I Reuter A.P. U.P.
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    ORTIZ KO's P.I. CHAMPION
    9 6 Swaythling Cup i,tad. Reuter AAP
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      160 6 Ml£! r^^B Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press in Malaya 1 YEAHi OOm'tl I YOU'ftE TRtSPASSIN6, GENTLEWEN.' I NiANORAKt GESTURES D I YOU LIKE G0(?D-8YE--AN0 OC^'T BOTHER r— HYPNOTICALLY AND )UR r. I LIKE BREATHIN CLOSING THE GATE/ j— FARM. ITOLO'EM Ir^ OEAI'S a ACb -nr 1 BETTER? —^r- Hey-\
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    CARAVAN DOES WINNING GALLOP
    366 7 CARAVAN DOES WINNING GALLOP Braton, Zalovix also impress From ALLAN LEWIS PENANG, Monday. (URAVAN (J. Donnelly) showed his formei speed when he reeled off three furlongs in 37 4/5 sees, on the second grass track this morn mg at Penang. The going remains good, with conditions conducive to fast times.
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    Nations Cup
    47 7 BUDGE Patty and Free Kovalewski won the Nations Cup for the United States yesterday by winning iwo singles matches froir Egypt. Patty defeated Jaroslav Drobny, the exiled Czech playing for Egypt. 6-3. 6-4. and Kovalew*ki beat Adl> Shafei. Egypt's top national player, 6-3, 7-5. A.P.
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    Newport held to 3-3 draw
    26 7 27,UWJ ten -nil Rugby N n 3 I rt 3. Bors H Ser- P. P. 3; jI P R M^tropoli- A.P.
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    ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF WORKSHOP PRACTICE
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    TENGAH WIN IN LAST STACKS
    82 7 TWO late gcals by RAF. ->«r centre-forward in yt S A FA. D; tch at Thom^OL brought an exciting therwiae 'he Airmen or Kit"'. tfl A'^oclatirfli bv oals to one. icis onei^ed accounts for the Airmen in the ftrst half and it was not until
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    POLICE 'A' WIN
    21 7 i ace XI defeated R N.A.S. by two wicketa ■idly match played at P (1 -legraphs ground I
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    FARELF HOCKEY FINAL TOMORROW
    96 7 THE final of the FARELF inter-unit hockey championship will take place tomorrow at Tanglin Barracks between G.H.Q. FARELr Singapore District representatives, and Ist Battalion Cameronians of Malaya District. G. H. Q. had a hard fight against 223 8.0.D. to enter the final in the Singapore District
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    Italy in final
    32 7 ITALY beat Belgium two-nil 1 in the semi-final of the international military soccer championship at the Egyptian Army ground, Cairo, yesterday. Italy will meet Eevot in the fhiaL- A.P.
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    CABLE CREW WIN
    21 7 In a friendly soccer game played yesterday, Cable Recorder beat the Hoegh Silvercrest by three goals to nil.
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    Bakar seized his chances
    278 7 picture. yNO-MAI A\s W ent down 3—l to a Business Houses XI at Jalan Besar yesterday because the ink- and Awang Bakar— was against them. Bakar had a quiet same, only two chances coming his wav and both taken with the speed and deftness that we
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    WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY
    562 7 WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDA Y WEIGHTS for Wednesday. MM Olid ti.i of the Penang Turf Clubs March meeting, are: Cl 3, Div. 2-5 F. Victory March 9.00 Azad 8.10 Dundonald B.o> Recovery II (late Sun Song) 807 F.atonian 8.06 Trousers 8.06 Pegasus 8.05 Neptune's Daughter 8.04 Stage Show (late Crnmarty) 8.03
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    LATEST SOCCER LEAGUE PLACINGS
    965 7 THE following are U.K. Soccer alter Sauirmatchcs. Reuter p W D L F A pts Tatenham 31 18 7 ***** 43 Mid brough 30 16 8 ***** 40 Manchester U3l 16 6 9 47 33 38 Newcastle U 29 15 8 6 51 39 38 Arfer.al
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    50 runners pass on Games torch
    138 7 T'HE fire in the Games Bowl will burn night and day during the Asian Games, w r hich end on Sunday next. The torch, which set ir alight was itself lit outside the stadium from the last Gf a series of torches carried in
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    S'pore Signals beat Sapper
    206 7 Free Press SINGAPORE District Signal Regiment defeat I Singapore Engineer Regiment by <• il to nil in a Tnited Services league soccer fixture at the District Signals ground yesterday. I'l:t\ »s m r in;>v throughout. Sappers did more pressing in the ftrsi hall I never looked
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    INDIANS HADTC FOLLOW ON
    70 7 INDIANS HAD TC FOLLOW ON THE Commonwealth tf_am declared their first innings closed at 505 for live at lunch on the second day of their four-day match apainst the Prime Mil XI. Prime Ministers XI were all out In their first inni for 173, 23 minutes after tea The Commonwealth
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    ISLAND CLUB QUALIFIERS
    85 7 ISLAND CL U B QUALIFIERS I rpWO qualifying 1 ,nd Club championship wi i over the v< i k < nd were unusually hiph bee of a strong and fa^ i cent wet weather. A. M. Crawl' h<» qualili< r.s with rounds of 76 and 7 154). but has to
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    JOE'S UST SEASON
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    Arab states incensed by Morocco
    164 8 Arab states incensed by Morocco CAIRO. Man. A lit of emergency was proclaimed in Egypt yesterday and thousands of police, including the famed 1 corps, patrolled Cairo streeis to break pro-Moroccan demonstrations. Crowns or students demandv war" against the ich surged through Cairo the police took extranary precautions to guard
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    Russia seeks too much oil
    265 8 VIENNA, Monday. ({t'SSI.VS armies critically need Rumanian on but Communist Rumania has just admitted inability to meet Soviet demands. It is not known here whether this failure may v any role in affecting the Soviet Union's worldil a nrs But Western observers believe r these
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    ZONE BORDER 'SEALED'
    69 8 ZONE BORDER 'SEALED The Western Allies have approved a German proposal to tighten control of the in-ter-zonal frontier to keep out -Communist infiltrators. Any East German wanting to go to the West must first set a residence permit from the West German authorities of the place where he intends to
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    OPEN CITY TO MARINES
    69 8 "If we had wanted the damn place, we would have kept it." read a defiant sign the First U.S. Marine Division left on the beach after they evacuated Hungnam. Today, when 1,000 veterans of the division sail through the Golden Gate of San Francisco, the city
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    TOWN SHAKEN BY BLAST
    73 8 People ran panic-stricken from their houses when a series of explosions sent large lumps of machinery hurtling into the air from a power station at Serra Estrela, Portugal. One house was destroyed by falling debris and the entire transformer which was being repaired when the explosion
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    HEAVY RED SETBACKS IN W. EUROPE
    210 8 HEAVY RED SETBACKS IN W. EUROPE WASHINGTON, raon. THE Communist Party has lost one-third of its membersiiip in Western Europe— 1295 000 members since Wond War 11, a high U.S. State Department official said yesterday. Mi Homer Byington Jr., Director of the Departments Office of West European Affairs, said every
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    SOCIALISTS RE-FORM
    46 8 Thirty-six leaders of 21 Socialist partias all over the world formed a new "Socialist International" at a meeting which ended in London last night. The new organisation is a successor to the Socialist "Second International" which was smashed by the second World War, Reuter
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    APPOINTED
    20 8 Major General E. A. B. Miller has been appointed Military Secretary to the Secretary of State for War.- i*
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    ROYAL VISIT
    14 8 The Shah of Persia is to I visit Jordan in April. A.P.
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    Yugoslavia 'is less isolated'
    129 8 BELGRADE, Mon. MR. Ifoshe Pijade. one of the Vire-Presidents of tl Yugoslav Presidium and prominent Politbureati member, said yesterday that although Yugoslavia had joined no pacts 'she Is less isolated today than she was ever before "Not only the governments of the Western countries have expressed
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    END TO BERLIN 'FLARE-UP'
    70 8 Last Saturday's "flare-up" 1 at the Soviet war memorial in Berlin was written off by both British and West Berlin police yesterday as an incident for the Russians ro handle. British military police and German police were called off after surrounding the memorial. Mr. J. A.
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    MORE U.S. AID FOR S. ASIA
    339 8 But not part of Colombo Plan LONDON, Monday. THE United States plans more help for countries in South Asia, said Mr. George McGhee, American Assistant Secretary of State, yesterday in Colombo. He was telling reporters about the conference of American diplomats in the Middle
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    Chief ate his brother
    56 8 JOHANNHSBI'RG. Mon. A SWAZILAND chief has been charged witn eating his 12-year-old brother in a weird ritual of magic to restore his prestige in the tribe. Four other men were accused of having joined Chief Mhlabindaba Dhlaniini in the cannibalistic rite prescribed by Swaziland witch doctors.
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    LAST SURVIVOR
    25 8 Abdel Aziz Fahmy Pasha aged 89. the last survivor of three men who started Egyptian revolution World War I. died yesterday. B Ya
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    Socialist may form Govt.
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    TANKER REFLOATED
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    Seamen won't load ships
    145 8 WELLINGTON, Mon. DRITISH seamen from strike-bound ships in Wellington decided yesterday :hat they would take ships to ;ea but would not load them -hlle the fortnieht-old New Zealand dock strike continues. The men said they would -arry out their duties but do nothing normally done by
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    GOING BACK
    26 8 Refugees are steadily reurning to the flattened' port 3f Inchon after taking sheltei m an island off the coasi during the Communist, nr•upation.- Reuter
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    A-BOMBS 'COULD DESTROY RUSSIA'
    145 8 A-BOMBS 'COULD DESTROY RUSSIA WASHINGTON, Monday. Q NE of America's foremost scientists -aid vesterday that if the Soviets started a war in Europe now American atom bombs "would destio v Russia" "We could do it without I question as matters stand on Sunday* 1 said Dr. Vannevar Bush. For the
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    I-C REDS LOSE 44 SAMPANS
    54 8 >;>s and river patrol units have destroyed 44 Communist sampans in a sweep of the Southern Red River delta, in [ndo-Chfcna. A Saipon communiq 15 Viet minh soldiers were I ?d in the operation and mother 23 Communists were killed and 23 captured in skirmishes
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