The Singapore Free Press, 16 March 1951

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press =============I^RGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1951. PRICE II < EM S.
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    A-spies got information from Fuchs
    7 1 A-spies got information from Fuchs I A.P
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    BULGARIANS FLEE
    13 1 more Bnlg fl d across the border slavia, Belgrade A. P
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    IRAN OIL GRAB RED TRIUMPH
    325 1 IRAN OIL GRAB RED TRIUMPH Can open door to Russia LONDON, Friday. JF Persia carries through its plan to nationalise its oil industry, the West will have suffered a major defeat m the cold war with Russia. That is the view of British observers who, however, are hopeful tlud there
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    Australia to have elections
    90 1 CANBERRA. Fri. MEMBERS of the Government declared last night within a few hours the Governor-General would approve the dissolution of both Houses of Parliament. Thf> Prim* 1 Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies, has appealed for the dissolution and the rank and file of both parties are believed
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    44 1 picture, NOy/AK RAZMARA, >.()- year-old student at Syracuse University, U.S.A., looks at a picture of his father. Premier Ali Razmara of Iran, who was assassinated on March 7 as he entered a Tehran mosque. Novrar is at the University's College of Mechanical Engineering. A. P
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    SEN. VANDENBERG
    20 1 The condition of Sen;; Arthur Vandenberg, leading United States Republican, < Ls gravely ill after two operations, is unchanged.
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    NEW CEYLON SENATE HEAD
    57 1 COLOMBO. Fri. SIR Oliver Goonetilleke. untiil recently Ceylon's High Commissioner ln London, has been appointed as Minister of Home Affairs and leader of the Ceylon Senate. Sir Oliver was the first leader of the Senate when Parliament was created and relinquished the post on his appointment
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    CHIANG-'ATTACK IN SIX MONTHS'
    76 1 TAIPEI! Friday. PENERALISSIMO Chiang Kai-shek said last night that with adequate aid his Chinese alists could make commando raids on the 1 mainland m two months and a full-scale invai m six months i Ii r :>t a U: D Gen. he would i be mainland.
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    Women will not lose face
    71 1 I women will continue make-ay no matter how the price soars, according to a ci tion view taken m Melbourne when one woman suggested strike" m protest ogiinsfl the 33-1 3 tax on cosmetics. One opinion was that women would be horrified at their appearance
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    TASSIGNY IN PARIS
    43 1 C. an de Lattre de French civil and military commander m IndoChina. "arrived m Paris last nigl H< ive talks with Premier Henri Queuille. Defence Minister Jules M and high Government offlisk for substarj rein: m.^ for the camVietminh. Reuter
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    SEOUL 'BUSINESS AS USUAL' AGAIN
    182 1 By NORMAN McSWAN SEOUL, Friday. A KOK KAN barber who bowed and gestured elaborately towards a row of empty chairs m his Seoul barber's shop yesterday summed up the city's residents 1 quickening attitude towards "busi?ic\ss as usual". His keenness tv capitalise on the presence
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    'Joke' kills 4 people
    50 1 RANGOON, Fri. A POLICE constable at Mandalay found an unexploded grenade near the police station. As a joke, he tossed it into a group of people nearby. Four persotis were killed and six. including the const ab'e. suffered serious injuries m the resultant explosion. A. P
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    SOCIALISTS ATTACK TORY THIRSTS
    111 1 4 HUNDRED Labour Party, members on Thursdaj demanded early closing or the House ol oinmons bar as a reprisal against (on servatives who have been forcing all night session*. Ibe Conservative leader. Mi Government on an issue which uould require it to quit office. P :»rt
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    Dictators off duty
    51 1 Even dictators so off duty sometime-. Top: General Franco, of Spain, kisses his granddaughter, child of the Marques de Villavcrde and the former Carmen Franco. Bottom: Yugoslavia's Marsh al Tito, a keen chess player, With a delegation from the Yugoslav Chett Federation, \\">.ieh presented him with a
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    Reds resisting near 38th
    304 1 Reds resisting near 38 th TOKYO, Friday. UNITED NATIONS troops met growing Communist resistance yesterday as they inched towards the 38th Parallel m Central Korea. They advanced to within 10 miles of the main Red supply base, Chunchon, and, 15 miles to the south-east, entered Hongchon. North of Hongchun. United
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    Gromyko rejects new West offer
    72 1 Gromyko rejects new West offer Frf. THt; v.k.st made new pn &U jre m an nip' k the d ihe li- )jecl.s I discu.^ed by a luture B Foreign Minis but they a] to Ru After the Big F delegate, Mr rj&id For' Groi find the W a comprom far
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    GOOD OFFICES MEN MEET
    7 1 GOOD OFFICES MEN MEET Oft: OtV. mad'-
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    ROBBED IN PARK
    19 1 Four Chi leld up t clerk a i 1 40 am I Park robbed the cou]
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    Hips Must Whisper —Says SEIGNON
    263 2 Hips Must Whisper —Says SEIGNON LONDON: A MANNEQUINS hips should whisper while they work but never shout. Teaching modelling aspirants that trick of the "rag trade", says Burma-born Mademoiselle S e i g n o n (whose pair of 35-inch beauties whisper in fluent Burmese) is the toughest part of
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    How To Make the Most of Your Wife
    580 2  -  RICHARD VINER explores the secrets of romance. lIUSBANDS! Do you know why your marriage is not all it should be? Do you know why the romance of it is wearing thin? Do you know why you're growing cold and not old together?
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    GIVE HER FLOWERS
    202 2 IT was once said that 1 at every breakfasttime the marmalade Jar against which you prop your newspaper should recall that iar-cfT orange blossom. On the basis that every woman treasures trifles here are ten Reminders* or Youi Wedding Day. 1 Bring home little absurd gifts a
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    FOR WEDDED BLISS...
    113 2 CrVTECHISL >ourself. j If you can't answer these questions the riffht way, then look out you're not setting the most out of your marriage. Are you grumpy m the morning? Do you kiss your wife on leaving for and returning from the office? Do you bring her
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      146 2 New Crossword No, SO4 fl I 11 I I fl fl mmmmu .L^^l fl afrn "nil ACROSS 1. Pight up <3. 6>; 8. Not the sort of oration m which a tall story could be told (5, 6); 9. Sound way to pay back (3)- 11 In old days this
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      240 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, you have a keen, active mind. You are a born executive and Jiave the ability to take any amount of work on yourshoulders. You know how to delegate each task so that you can do the managing while others do most of the labour. \ou
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    RED CHINA COURTS ARE 'TOO EASY'
    338 3 RED CHINA COURTS ARE 'TOO EASY' Woman chief's new rules n H iHiio M HONG KONG, Friday. J>" <*' woman bo^ of the Chinese CommonIVkiL 0011 S has .fc sued along interpretation of c«m£f* CW >l n,shnie "t regulations, ordering the courts to cease bein- lenient. iob tnillVM^ Minister of
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    32 3 COOL IN A CRISIS— Sheep, utterly nonchalant about the barn burning behind them, refused to leave their meal at Huron, Ohio. Their heavy wool coats provided perfect insulation as ainst the heat.
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    19 3 la [ace with hi> <M»uaic i^ oninionvAealih md rib I refnlh r| Mm', une ,i n w i\wor(l> exhibition
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    'BRING THEM IN'
    24 3 Republican Senator Joseph McCarthy, called for Japan. Nationalist China Spain and Western Germany to be inrated into the "anti-Com-munist defences. Reuter
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    Bridge Hand
    41 3 t fell A Irtfc ■A i ud^ I his .i the jaws of two he had I hand afforded or chu ive if the oppon- ro diamo led I I N I lt< pper In cl I notrump. Si:
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    5 NEW MEMBERS
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    ENGLISH STILL CHIEF ISRAEL LANGUAGE
    122 3 ENGLISH STILL CHIEF ISRAEL LANGUAGE TEL AVIV. Fri. J/NGLISH remains langu number one m Israel, where Hebrew— somewhat end btr no; different from the Hebrew of the Bible— is the official and publi.lv prevailing tongue. Of the more than 200 Israel papers and periodicals, 75 appear In languages other Hebrew;
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    Kail link reopens
    33 3 Thi PariB-Athi o run for 11 years tied Belgrade on the reopening of the Simpon-Orient '.ink between Greece and South Africa will spend I :e m .1 -5" rem y<
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    Nude convention for festival
    327 3 LONDON, Friday. DEOPLE from all the world who like to be naked m the sun are bein° summoned to Britain this year for a grand convention an attraction coinciding with the Festival of Britain. The World Congress of Naturists, as the Nudists prefer to be known,
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    Czechs hit church
    39 3 The Vatican new Osservatore Romano, has announced that the Czechoslovak Communist Govern meni's expulsion of Archbishop Joset Beran from Piague represented a "now and mOvSt grave violation of ;he rights and liberty of the church". Reuter
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      414 3 bbW JbJa mßf 1 at a^ii^B fi >m smmml If i 1 *jHR .BBC: •30 I i )UI SINGAPORE -g rt i BBC i o Lasien o (Rllr NETWORK) B^ nri: 815 Thai: N (Kiir .>ti»*ui\iv> BBC); 8.45 Dutch: New* 10 a ir «BBC; 9 Kuoyu: News and Pro- orammes
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      Malaya & Malayans
      136 4 Malaya Malayans De wl) bandit idminton are de- j how- trthwhile ne the coniuariably fall the: use the M .d m". no r the j lus- bothered p and m :i True. 1 but > use nih. ant I of of aer r or our friends They don't know il
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    The Red 'Spy on your neighbour' Army
    815 4 The Red 'Spy on your neighbour' Army In the second instalment of THREE VOICES FROM RUSSIA CAPTAIN VALERIAN PETROVITCH describes life m the Soviet Forces to Gordon Young MUNICH. THE Red Army is probably the only army m the world which spies on its own men irly as closely as
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    A new 'Battle of the Atlantic' is being fought
    500 4 A new 'Battle of the Atlantic' is being fough t By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT AS the Festival of Britain date competition grows fierce on the Atlantic routes, where airii: to outbid a other for the rich n tourist trade. I rith ore; urse Into this n< have 1 ...nc. lortwo
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    Atlantic Treaty Sea Defence Zones
    181 4 THE map above shows the five "Ocean Area" defence zones planned by the North Atlantic Treaty Powers' Organisation. 1. ATLANTIC: Vital cockpit of the struggle for Britain's existence m two world wars. It includes the sea lanes through which American and Canadian troop*. munitions, and
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    This prisoner is happy in his homely cell
    682 4  -  JAMES WHITE by An incredible story from the land of Hans Anderson TENS Hansen has a J room with a view— a third-floor bed-sitting-room. Plants standing m the window, with gay curtains to colour the outlook, make the place appear like thousands
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    He's heen 14 yrs. sorting letters
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    Jemand for English Education in Malaya
    6 5 Jemand for English Education in Malaya
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    COMMISSIONS
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    ALIENS, MAY BE GIVEN TRUST HOUSES
    367 5 ALIENS, MAY BE GIVEN TRUST HOUSES I oints system plan for all allocations THF K.,-,r,i t Press Suff Reporter of Trwrt hoasea which m off,, t \a a s< h cmi for the ""©cation to Singapore-born applies d adm,t a,K ns b,,t ivc )ri ril > rhe Trustees have decided
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    UNWILLING DOCTORS
    32 5 John's Amuue m First Aid it v. s «Ung of I any time or another. t a c-d-dama»jeci runPenang's P I epas -*\pected to be ready mjmka by April 1
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    'S'pore House' available to public
    106 5 AS an experiment. Singapore Municipal Commit- I swners have agreed to let to the Malayan public their holiday bungalow at Fraser s 7/2'//. "Singapore House The experiment will be fori months, during which the Lady Supervisor of the bungalow is authorised to 1 grant applications
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    CHINA CANNED FISH UNSAFE
    89 5 excessive amount of lead due to interior canning, has been discovered m a certain brand of tinned fish imported into Malaya from Hong Kong. The labels on the fins show that they were printed m Hong Kong, but the fish was canned m the interior of
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    NO HOLIDAY
    57 5 THERE will be no public halfholiday on Tuesday. April 10. the date set for the Sinpaport Legislative Council Elections. The Government, state* a Public Relations statement, has no power to declare such a holida\ All Government servants who are registered voters will, however, be permitted to leave their
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    IPOH'S NIGHT LIFE HIT
    50 5 Night life m Ipoh has been hi since the imposition early this week of the new cycling res rictions .<■ night time m the major portion of the town. The hardest hit are the bicycle p irking shops In the vicinity of the cinem.i.s and amusement
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    TWO SNAP-HAPPY... ...CAMERA RIVALS
    272 5 TWO SNAP-HAPPY... ...CAMERA RIVALS THI-' snap-ha] carrying bet we- 'hem >ie camera equipare on their way throu Singapore skipper and chief engli of the Pacific Far I er J. L. Luchenbach. Tin--. keen camera rivals. but inseparable pais. The skipper. Captain J W. Hand, (at right m pic v as
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    One-legged Chinese had Jap pistol
    80 5 l^OXti KWEI FAH. alias Kong Fah m. a one-le^ed < hinese rubber tapper, who was found gvUtj of two cfeargCl i>f carrying lapanese an 'oma'ic pislol a hand grenade and four rounds of :a»:> apimimJ.ion. was jrestertaj ed to be ddained at the pleaMaTC oi
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    IDRIS HYDRAULIC TIN DIVIDEND
    43 5 1 Hydraulic Tin. Limited, has declared interim dividends each of three pence per share for the financial Dec. 31, 1950 and 1951 Lively, <both less Incoi at nine shillings pound > payable m on April 13. 1951 tered on 951.
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    MALAYAN TRADE UNION COUNCIL
    5 5 MALAYAN TRADE UNION COUNCIL rraae
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    FISHERIES DEPT. EXPLAINS MARKETING AND PRODUCTION
    201 5 trained for four month f arid had already been working on the survey for three months. The present stall establishon nt provides for eight Inspectors, an Office Assistant, one stenographer, two Gmtie l statisiics clerks and three Grade 2 statistics clerks There are still
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    EASTER TOYS
    27 5 A sale of Easter toys la being held today ln Robinsons. Raffles Place, by the H DlversiOnal Therapy Unit Proceeds will go towards unit's maintenance.
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    Rural listeners
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    Indian Chamber's Council Member
    41 5 picture. MR. K. JITMABtfO) v\.is garlanded and cheered yesterday when he was elected by the Indian Chamber of Commerce to represent the Chamber on the new Singapore Legislative Council. His opponent \va< Mr. Hardial Singh Free Press
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    BUILDING BOOM
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    A million-dollar hotel....
    122 5 Free Prews Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S new $1,000,--0 000 Ocean Park Hotel" at Siglap has almost reached completion. The venture, by the Siglap Development Company, is a combined hotel and beach resort, and when opened either next month or m May, Mill have 65 individual apartments with sitting
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    ....$257,400 for 22 houses
    90 5 $257,400 for 22 houses TN the meanwhile, another building project, involving a little over one-fourth of the cost of building the hotel above, is also making rapid progress towards completion. This development plan is the construction of 22 terrace houses for the Singapore Government Officers' Co-operative Housing Society. Limited. The
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    RULER'S CALL TO MALAYS
    19 5 RULER' S CALL TO MALAYS FOIL' s < pi munit\ Kedah. V luted X told Peiu His H i scion
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    'IDEAL WORKING GIRL' CONTEST NOT A 'LEG SHOW'
    169 5 SINGAPORE firms are Offt od suppor; for the B|ngap< ire Junior Chamber of Commerce's "Ideal Working Girl*' contest which ls being run this month Gifts for the eirls have bi en received from Aurora Limited. Henry Waugh and Company. Limited. Gian Singh
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    MALAY WOMAN COUNCILLOR
    26 5 Two new members i. Df Stale for 1951. one of U d Ali, :.re Offic SaJeha will sit In Council as an unofficial.
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    CAMBRIDGE TO PATRICK STAKES
    323 6 CAMBRIDGE TO PATRICK STAKES Logical selection on latest race form From ALLAN LEWIS PENANG, Friday. DERAK "Derby" aspirants will be the attraction at Ipoh tomorrow, when the Perak Turf Club open their Faster meeting. Contrary to the usual custom ot* continuing the meeting on the following Saturday and running the
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    Horses not accepting
    654 6 Four O'Clock to win again FOLLOW INCi horses will not start tomorrow: Rigoletto, Kara street. River Moon, Brave Wind. Your Highness, Clynor, Sir Tristram, Ecliptic, (lambar Mclayu, Spithead, Liberty Flag, Assise, Picrcebridge, Kia Ora. Autumn Balloon, Arch Side. Tricolour, Pani Green, Nero, Madasari, Asia, Island Magec, Ilircourt,
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    ROMERO STOPS PARIS BOXER
    55 6 LUIS Romero. European bantamweight champion, knocked out Georges Mousse (Paris) In 54 seconds of the second round m Barcelona on Wednesday night. Mousse outpointed Romero m a previous bout last November. It was Romero's last bout before his world title match m Johannesburg next month with
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    LIKELY WIENERS IN CL'2 7f. RACES
    853 6 f PICK Belgium tv win the Class 2, Div. 1 race Ti. at Ipoh tomorrow. Alphonsus, Luciler and Hard Cash, are last -start Brilliant Marc, Belginra and Denbrite were Ir last outin Alphonsus came ftunt \y bark m the field tv beat Sweet Mai>ie
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    ANNEX ST.
    266 6 Ursus to score I again TOMORROW'S Class 2, Div. 1 race over nine furlongs may be called the Van Breukelen Stakes. It provides the best bet of the day m URSUS. The other Van Breukelen candidate, ABBEYSTEAD. should beat the others very easily There were stron-ii rumours m
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    N.B.A. world title for Chicago negro
    296 6 JOHNNY Brattun of Chicago won the National Boxing Association of America version of the world welterweight title m Chicago on Wednesday night when he sained a split decision over Charlie Fusari of New Jersey over 15 rounds. Bratton, a 23-year-old Chicago, negro, had the
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    THIRD CRUISE TO ISLANDS
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    NEW C.S.C. POOL TO OPEN MAR, 24
    313 7 NEW C.S.C. POOL TO OPEN MAR, 24 Special races for clubs CHINESE Swimming Club, Singapore, has arranged for a special programme for the official opening of its new $500,000 pool opposite its premises m Amber Road on Vvl Lr y March 2I The Governor, Sir rranklin (nmson, will declare the
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    Colonel Daly improving
    345 7 TODAYS TRACK WORK From ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Friday. I7XCEPI lor a few horses spurting down the J stf light, there was little activity on the trainin? tracks here this morning. There was a large atendance at the course and an air of expectancy prevailed on the eve
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    Indian R.C. tearn v. R.A.F. Changi
    70 7 INDIAN Recreation Club will 1 meet R.A.F. Changi m a friendly soccer match tomorrow 15 p.m. at Farrer Park. IRC players will be selected from Narayanan K. R. Muthiah. VMoo. Ghani. Nadarajah. Balan. ice Param. S. Krlshnan, S. Y. Ally. Dura. Salahuddin. M. I.
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    France trounce Belgium 10-nil
    49 7 PARIS. Thurs. FRANCE tightened her hold OO second place m the European junior amateur ice hockey championships yesterday wtih a ten-nil win over Belgium. The French team ha s lost only to iirst place Italy. France's star forward, Jean Pet m. scored two goals.— A.P
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    Molony injured
    65 7 IRISH jockey Tom Molony, due to ride the Americanowned favourite, Arctic Gold, m the Grand National Steeplechase next month, cracked his collar-bone m a fall at the Fontwell Park track yesterday. Molony. who went down with his mount at a water jump, said he could not tell whether
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    Pontypool win
    19 7 Pontypool beat Ebbw Vale by six points to three In a Rugby Union match yesterday Reuter A.P
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    S'pore Gun Club meeting
    159 7 The Singapore Gvin Club, at tt£ annual general meeting held recently, decided that Thursday evenings siiould be retained as the Club's legular practice night, and that a grand shoot should be held m the morning of the first Sunday of each month, commencing with ithe first
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    277 7 R.A.F. Changi Lodger Units 5; H.M.S. Terror 1. [RESPITE the score of five goals to one m favour of R.A.F. Changi Lodger Units against H.M.S. Terror m their United Services League soccer match at Changi yesterday, play was very even. The score was one-all
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    NAVY BOXING FINALS
    32 7 Royal Navy < Singapore) hold the finals of their individual boxing championships (1951) at RoyaJ Naval Air Station Sembawang this evening at 8.30. There are ten bouts on the programme
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    REPORTING TO MALAYA
    29 7 picture. Mr. Joeelyn de Souza. Manager of Singapore's Asian l»ames contingent seen here broadcasting a running commentary on football at New Delhi for Radio Malaya.— G.I.I.S.
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    Clash between hard hitters
    373 7 TONIGHT'S BOXING JUST how good is this Burmese "Flash," Mating Thaung? Singapore fight enthusiasts will find the answer when he clashes with Som Pong, still the Colony's welterweight champion, at the Happy World arena tonight. The Burmese has come here with a good reputation. Spotted by
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    68 7 Omcial Baseball Rules Committee m Florida, Wednesday voted to retain the balk rule and called for absolute enforcement m 1951. There was considerable confusion last spring over the balk rule and its automatic one-second stop by pitchers m their delivery. Late m the season the tumult
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    U.K. soccer
    35 7 YyALES play Scotland m an international amateur soccer match at Ebbw Vale tomorrow: Hendon meet Pegasus. the Oxford and Cambridge combined side, m a semi-final of the FA. Amateur Cup at Highbury. Reuter
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    FRIENDLY GAMES
    37 7 Teams who wish to play friendly soccer and badminton matches against 4 Supply Reserve Depot RASC Civilian Sports Club. Pasir Panjang. are to contact the hon. secretary, Mr. J. Balkara Singh, telephone ***** ext. 284.
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    BODCA MUCH IMPROVED, HOLD ROVERS
    273 7 BODCA MUCH IMPRO VED, HOLD ROVERS Rovers 0; 8.0.D.C.A 0. OOVERS Sports Club and Base Ordnance Depot Civilians Association shared points m > esterday's S.A.F.A. League First Division match at Jalan Besar. Although no goals were stored, the natch provided the best soccer seen at the Stadium s f.u this
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    34 7 V l 951 lot) Ghe. v Soo Yong O Teck Wee Ol Koon retary Se.,:. V- X elected), Cheng Hua Bean K<-, tain: Ng Chia 000 K. g V Khoon San
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    27 7 Andrew XI uill be < I Ho Ec Bill m DoPah H mat: Lim Kirn Hi I uke I •Johan X mad Ch»-k X
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    22 7 il FILM .show baa Films, which Include of the 19 :i Isle of Man and the Raffles which 1
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    Getting their moneys worth
    72 8 NEW YORK. Pri. Till soviet bloc used mor.* til .m 40 per cent of the talking time m I'nited Nations Assembly penary wsaitfu during l <>-> 0 although th»\\ pay only 10 IS per cent of the ILN.'i operatins: (Osts In contrast to Soviet louaiacit\ the
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    Students sit down in streets
    93 8 5, Fri. SIX md studen down m thi ••re rday m support ol a strike Ol 100.000 university students throughout France. Tens ol thousands of oti. rushed to join the demonstration m pro the rnmenl slash ol 235,000,--000 from students' sosecurity serric The students, wl
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    WRENS HELP TO LOAD FOOD
    84 8 Girls ol the Women's Royal Naval Service, assistants from Service canteens opera i the Auckland ts, helped load frozen food for Britain. Benriceraen handled ships ight ports where shipping Jwly piling up because of he month-old dock strike. Workers m meat freezing struck yes killing
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    CHALLENGE ON EGYPT PACT
    278 8 'Tell Commons first —Churchill LONDON, Friday. A DEMAND that the government conclude no financial agreement with Egypt without first consulting the Commons was made m the House j>f Commons yesterday by the Opposition leaders, Mr. Churchill and Mr. Eden. This followed the announcement by the Financial
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    U.S. FIXES PROCESS RICE PRICE
    103 8 U.S. FIXES PROCESS RICE PRICE WASHINGTON. Thurs. THE U.S. Government issued i new regulation establishing dollars and cents ceiling prices on rice at the mill or processor level. Consumer prices are not affected by the order. The Office of Rice Stabilization <ORS», which issued the regulation, said the ceiling prices
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    Costs up in 31 countries
    133 8 NEW YORK. Pri. A United Nations survey yesterday showed thai esale, prices have increased steadily since last Jane m 31 of 36 count studied The .sharpest rise 28 petcent—was reported m Finland. The U.N. warned against country by country comparisons since methods of calculation vary
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    POLIO SEARCH ENDS THIS YEAR
    163 8 NEW YORK. Friday. 4 BACTERIOLOGY professor said here that scientists will complete this year a search to identify all the different viruses that cause infantile paralysis. j A successful end to the three-year search could mean development of a vaccine. Tbe professor, Dr. L. P.
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    23 8 WRONG END Corporal Leonard nose, oi uetrou, uses an enemy burp-eun to herd two Chinese prisoners down a rain-sodden road m Western Korea.
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    Tin prices
    44 8 The tin closings at yesterday afternoon's session of the London tin market were: Spot— 1,400 buyers and £1,420 sellers, with no business. Three months £1.175 buyers and €1.180 sellers, with business at £1.180 to £1.165. Turnover— llo tons, all three months. U.P
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    GRAM FOR H.K.
    22 8 Britain has made a second award of £250.000 to Hong Kong University to hedp m rehabilitation and develonment. Reuter
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    Peron calls the Congress
    99 8 BUENOS AIRES. Pri. THE Argentine President. 1 Gen. Juan Peron. last nigh: called his Federal Congress into special session today to discuss the dispute over the independent newspaper La Prensa. The newspaper, a frequent critic of the President, has been closed since Jan. 26 by a
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    STRIKE ENDING
    30 8 Mast police forces m Barcelona yesterday pulled off the streets of the city as cost-of-living strikers went back, leaving only scattered pockets defying government orders to return. A.P.
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    Dull tendency, oil easier
    148 8 London Stock Exchange LONDON, Friday. CONDITIONS on the Stock Exchange yesterday were generally quiet and inclined dull with prices at the close somewhat irregular, states Keuter's financial correspondent. A feature of earl? dealings was an easier oil section. This reflected the Persian Government's approval of oil
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    WESTERNERS, TOO, CAN BE STOICAL
    144 8 WESTERNERS, TOO, CAN BE STOICAL THE British Tommy, the American Gl. the Australian Digger and the French Poilu can stand pain with as much stoicism as the Chinese. This is the belief of Maj. Helen Lyons, m charge of a group of American nurses who have treated United Nations. North
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    Truman's aides 'honourable'
    105 8 KEY WEST. Florida, In. PRESIDENT Truman yesterday gave his full backing to the men around him saying they are all honourable. Asked about newspaper cartoons and criticisms reflecting on the moral and ethical standards of some of his White House employees" Truman said they were not true.
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    A nurse in every home
    47 8 MELBOURNE, Fri. AN ATOM bomb flrst-aid nuVse m every home is part of the Australian Red Cross Society's atomic defence plan. Other activities are to be centred on increased blood transfusion services and the storing of sorum "banks" at strategic centres. Reuter
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    BORDER FIRING
    23 8 Fighting flared up on Israel's northern border yesterday when shots were exchanged between Israeli police and Syrians across the frontier. A.P
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    CHIANG OFFER TO EX-GENERAL
    71 8 Th- 1 German General, Ernst von Falkenhar -led for 12 years for war crimes by a Belgian court, had been *in--1 to resume his post as military adviser to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, a fellow general reported yesterday. This informant said "Von Valkenhausen spiritually lived m the
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    H.K. MONEY
    54 8 Yesterday's closing quotations on the Hong Kong Money Exchange were: HKS6.OI 6.065 per U.S. dollar. HK515.50 per pound sterling. HK5303.5 per tael of gold.— U.P A 20-ton cargo of 100,000 toys is on its way from Philadelphia to children m Yugoslavia through the efforts of the American Legion's
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