The Singapore Free Press, 3 April 1951

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA I SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1951. rice t::n uentn
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    ALLIES CROSS 38th. AT WILL
    249 1 ALLIES CROSS 38th. AT WILL Le^s evidence of build-up TOKYO, Tuesday. patrols crossed the 38th Parallel at will on the Korean western front yesterday as evidence of a Chinese offensive build-up appeared to be growing slimmer. On the central front, the Chinese were apparently abandoning their strong defensive positions three
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    The only revenge is made of wood
    51 1 D i Ja irned j came j i o^d S why rs and a I our a -qua re the appree its the work- the tailor's prison. .1 to me of -;\king s -0-0-v.v re?en, they any have pay mean All 3 com—tn
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    LOCUST CLOUDS
    12 1 re ;emi are rebrought A camels >till in Nnrth A.P.
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    TAXES—ROUND BY ROUND
    50 1 TAXES ROUND BY ROUND WASHINGTON. Tues. arjß. John Snyder. Secretary '1 of the Treasury, called yesterday for prompt action on the Administration's $10.--000.000.000 "first round" tax increases. But he said a 'second round" of tax increases could be postponed until next year because of a vastly imDroved budget situation. Reuter
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    CHURCHILL SPEECH
    21 1 Mr Winston Churchill will <peak at the bicentenary of the University of FeillMWi*nh m Philadelphia on May 8 U.P.
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    9 BANDITS KILLED IN FED.
    183 1 9 BANDITS KILLED IN FED. Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. 'VTNE more bandits have been killed by security forces m the Federation. Five were killed by a patrol acting on information m tne Batu Gajah area of Perak yesterday morning. The bandits 'walked into an ambush and they
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    MORE $ FOR A-WORK
    25 1 MORE FOR A-WORK President Truman yesterday asked Congress to provide U5551,300,000 more for the Atomic Energy Commission to build urgent production and research facilities. Reuter
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    NO SPARE TYRES FOR NEW CARS
    98 1 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. THE Government yesterday banned spare tires for 1 new cars and cut the total civilian supplies of rubberfor April by an additional five per cent The order makes an esti- mated 88.000 tons of rubber available during Apnl-aboui 1500 tons below the
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    STARS' HOME FOR SALE
    16 1 Barbjr. r ?SS o auctto the f umiuf/e effects and oil paintings
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    45 1 nicture. direct HITS by Napalm bombs turn these Red supply trains into rcanng infernos after strikes by U.S. B-26 bombers. The American airmen spotted the trains on a main lne running between VVonsan and Pyongyang in North Korea and promptW applied the torch. A. P.
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    Senators vote troops for Europe
    144 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. T«HE United States Senate yesterday voted to go on record against sending more than four U.S. divisions to Europe without future sanction by Congress. The same amendment had been rejected two hours earlier by 46 to 44 votes. On a motion to reconsider
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    TWO ROBBED
    44 1 Free Press Staff Reporter Two Cantonese waitresses were held up by two Chinese and robbed of a watch md $20 m Aljuneid Road, Singapore at midnight last night while they were on their way home after .work at the Happy i World.
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    King's arrows stolen
    61 1 -.a. K;err.rir mlvc r-hea ded arrows belonging to the Kinjha" beeTsto*n7ro m Holyr™ Palace, m U*Ubursih i...~A </. discuss whether the theft was iinkr*«"S_? Coronation Stone stolen from Wasted with the m,s ,n .f ir i^, nas But Edinburgh inhabitants mi „ster on t hr.amas. jewellcrv t0
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    New comet handed to B.O.A.C.
    73 1 LONDON. Tues .D e Havilland Comet jet A airliner, second oi B.i-.ain^'record-brealtir,, 3 e^ Setween" Britain and ClcutU: feu,, t-. /-v a ra», p_v( on which the ***<&£« of e c el s lland Works ODera t e late. ope a SSjthjm to-t ft»"'^^l, mto
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    FRENCH SCORE A MAJOR VICTORY
    229 1 SAIGON, Tuesday. FRENCH FORCES yesterday announced a major r victory over Communist-led Vietminh troops trying to break through the French defences northeast of the key port of Haiphong m northern IndoChina *Yench and French Union trooDS under the command of General Jean de Lattre de
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    IRAN STRIKE SPREADS
    44 1 WORKERS on strike at the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company installations In Southern Persia were reported yesterday to number 11.000 about 1,000 more than yesterday. Two suspected members of the banned Communist Tudeh Party were arrested m Aga Jari m the oilfield. Reuter
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    Bedridden, passes medical exams
    283 1 ALTHOUGH stricken wit far the last two years, ed several examinations <> Free Press Staff Reporter h spinal tuberculosis and confined to bed m England a Singapore Chinese girl studied Mffelßfi jn l ptPSf Leeds University The story of her courage was told by Mr. A.
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    Colonial Police talks open
    113 1 LONDON, Tues. POLONEL W. N. Gray of Malay?, and the other police commissioners here for the first Empire police conference m history are today getting down to serious business d°fining the role of the colonial policeman ln the present world situation. Last night they settled dcwn
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    U.K. AGREES WITH JAP TREATY DRAFT
    124 1 U.K. AGREES WITH JAP TREATY DRAFT LONDON, Tues. THE United States draft of the Japanese peace treaty received last week is generally acceptable to Britain, it was understood m usually well-informed diplomatic quarters yesterday m London. A Foreign Office spokesman would make no formal comment on the draft while un
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    More German bans lifted
    112 1 FRANKFURT, Tues. rr»HE ALLIES are to modify 1 their stringent control over war-potential industries m West Germany, a high American source said lasi n H^ said the Bonn Government was formally notified of vital changes m the 1947 Washington agreement pro--hibiting and limiting German strategic production.
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    Talks continue with Argentine
    53 1 The Anglo- Argentine negotiators resumed their talks yesterday m what appeared to be an all-out effort to end their eight-month trade Passe. 1 A A Their subjects included a resumption of meat shipments, which ended last July, financial remittance*, trad* debts, supplies. fuel and t nnlate
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    28 1 THF. KINC. md Queen ati -nding tiie distribution 01 It aval Maundy Money at Westminster Abb?y lasp wc«k. It was tve Kit> fir puhl'c engagement since his recent
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    Hungarian envoy is recalled
    77 1 Hungarian envoy is recalled BUDAPEST T oungary mnopncs I ,H ui it Charge d'ArTair-s i ,radt following an allegation po n -'d b° m i p,« m v lie Th»« Hui Pnr I iviui ry id ta a tacked b] (Vug Secret Pollcel Saturday when he aUemi •id his driver
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    'Ideal' Girls Had No Dress Sense
    593 2  - 'Ideal' Girls Had No Dress Sense Maureen Mallal Beauty Brains LAST MINUTE DECISION— These three competitors were so close m points to the twelve finalists that the judges decided to admit them to the finals on April 5. They are Miss Rosemary Tay, Miss Sally Cheong and Mrs. Pauline Lim.
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    RULES ABOUT PERFUME
    194 2  -  MARY DUNBAR TOO many women, one 1 cannot help feeling, regard perfume as a separate and rather perfunctory adjunct to the toilet somctbing to be dabbed on, whereas the essence of the subtle art is the creation of a scented aura which clings to one. though almost
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    MOON IS IN FASHION NOW
    172 2 From EILEEN ASCROFT PARIS. The new moon is the theme of the spring collection of Jacques Heim. Bodice tops are crescent shaped. Peplums and hem lines are softly curved. Paris has introduced no basic fashion change for the new season. Length, waist, shoulders and neck
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      286 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR JJORN today you are inclined to be too impulsive and overly sympa.hetic. This leads, all too often, to your b-in^ imposed upon, Guari gainst mis. or your own personal interests may v lin > unneee* sanlv You are an idealist and have high hopes of early success
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      98 2 F*w Oosswepd No, 317 14 1^ pßnßl fi Wr ■___B B S^^HHS" CLUES ACROSS 1. 8. 20 Kipling's plea for O riental voyage <4 2 9 4 s> alch^sVsTfe $ft S ha beTthe 4 14.. M. Wood lr diaries ,4, ,k r?'° U d CoVer thls wound m »'k op?
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    HITLER'S GOD-SON TO BE PRIEST
    427 3 A Bormann who was converted 4 ..ni it v BERLIN, Tuesday. lp Ji.r Hitler's God-son is m a Catholic monastery wJ^l _r ft£ ai Germa n.v» studying for the priesthooj. Had th.? Reich h-ld to-ether, he might have nad a career In the Nazi Party
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    ENVOY 'ASSAULTED'
    38 3 ENVO Y 'ASSAULTED T>« Hungarian Foreign M>nl«trjr said v°sterdav thit *fx. Ist van Ilarbec. Hungarian Charge D'Aff aires m Rel-rade. was "rriminaMv a 4 d" last Sattnrday hv al't^\ r e r»-«o«"s of the vi'go- secret pclic? Reuter
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    U.S. wants hemisphere army bios
    104 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. THE United Slates has ?sked th a American republic to build up their arm?d forces rapidly to thwart Moscow's "imperialistic deShe put to the military committee of the emergency meeting of the Foreign Ministers cf the 21 American reoublics three resolutions which proposed
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    FROZEN JUICE
    23 3 A.P. Tbe Hawaiian Pineapple Co has announced clans to instai a special U5551.000.000 olant m orcW to market. fro7en nineaop'e juice.
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    NO VISAS FOR REDS
    34 3 The Italian Government has refused visas to a number of East European Communist leaders seeking to attend the Eighth Congress of the Italian Communist Party opening m oras today. A.P.
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    Money made in monkey business
    337 3 CAIRO, Tuesday. OEVERAL hundred men, and not a few women, make a good living m Cairo out of "monkey business". They are the women and show-women who every day take performing: baboons on tours of the city, giving pavement performances. Most of the baboons m
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    RALPH FORBES DIES IN U.S.
    62 3 The British stage and "screen actor. Ralph Forbes. 45. has died m a New York hospital following an illness of several weeks. Mr. Forbes began his acting career m British silent Alms, changed to the stage and came to America m 1924. He had since
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    NEW SYSTEM OF EATING
    55 3 An American restaurant i plans to install a "telauio--1 matic" system which will instantly record a customer's order m the kitchen. Waiters will write the orders, thus speeding up service. Customers could write their own orders, but they would still need a waiter to bring the
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    Franco celebrates
    25 3 General Franco reviewed troops, tanks and artillery units parading through Madrid on the 12th celebration of his victory m the civil war. A.P.
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    38 WOMEN DIE
    50 3 Thirty-eight women and !our children were killed and !50 people injured when a three-storey house collapsed j at Indore. Central India. The top floor of the building, where 100 women were holding a prayer meeting. gav c wav and brought down the other floors, eye-wit-nesses said. Reuter
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    7 3 The Indian Government has issued, fire-arms liberally
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    BUCKLEY
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    Barnardo Boys turn farmers
    58 3 Barn ard o Boys turn farmers Exhibits at this year's Jubilee Royal Show m Sydney included a farm produce display from 75 English boys, some of whom got their first farming experience m Australia. They are all migrants sponsored by Dr. Barnardo's Homes. Many of the boys "•nd girls from
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    43 3 FAMILY STAIt Kit ron .Moore, the British film actor, who is on his way to Hollywood, pays a final visit to his wife, actress Ba bar a White, m a London nurs'njr home, to see their son Robert. Sist r Theresa went too.
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    CUSTOMS WORLD AIR TICKETS
    110 3 CUSTOMS WORLD AIR TICKETS COLOaMBO. Tues. £EYLON Customs oilicials j confiscated two round-the- world air tickets valued at approximately Rs. 20 000, be- longing to an Indian passenger, for alleged contravention of the local exchange control reg"lations. The tickets were said to have been purchased here by a Ceylon resident
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    MEDALS AWARDED
    29 3 The Chinese au ho: I i have awarded medals and banners lo Soviet experts for "invaluable assistance* 1 In restoring and developing electrical enterprises m China Reuter-AAP
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    14-day hiccup
    22 3 fHAIIAM Moffat t. the fat boy' of l.ntish films, has hi* aa attack of kfetPMS far more thin a fertaaigfct.
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    Reparations for P.I. a 'necessity'
    185 3 MANILA. Tues. PHILIPPINES reparations claims, placed by Malacanan Palace at 8 bilh dollars, are "a I of absolute net according ro acting Foreign Secretary Felii. The Philippine stand, he .says, "is not motivated by emotional considerations It stems from the conviction that inasm-ich as Japanese
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    THEIR TIPS ARE DOWN
    62 3 Tips on the En -land-.' tralia run are so low that the tilp is "hardly worth stewards on the liner OroJ said m Melbourne First class pi once tipped £A7 now only l") Bedroom stes i who used to colle-t up > £153 on the round
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    Sforza visits peace congress
    45 3 Sforza visits peace congress The Itail Minti Count (\ii.o ad-.-^d the 0] I fourth com movement rK which ve-'": Roma. About 150 delegates irom 12 countries are due to "uid the five-day me< under the chairmanship of Boyd Orr ore ddent of the organisation. A.P.
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      87 3 3?M!gQ Qui^ .u. t-rabte. •\t j 1 I J i a i x I X I I 1 a r t J. M U r I i 1 -50 7 i four Exelusite to the Singapore* Free Press m Malaya 1 iy-"JjBft3Sr-«B^ Mmmttr I^HP iLi-JO-l J |E Exclusive to lhe
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      261 3 m ft r suit ard i "o-ish to a and be r~i'.dly iu- ed in s'. fl. Thr?e notrump. S.»nif» reiw i at Mil thJ ;ime ycu have ich s ron??r hand. I T > ciut» One nottuwp l elubl would hardlv c )nve.v »1 :i of thre? aces; yt
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. April 3, 1951. The lion's tail
    463 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. April 3, 1951. The lion's tail "I feel m regard to this aged England pressed upon by transitions ot tr^de ar> d competing populations I see her not disputed, not weak. bji well remembering tatar she has seen dark days before. indeed, w.th a k.nd
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    Don Iddoin's Diary
    905 4 Don Iddoin s Diary Big Business Bombards Me DRITISH big business ■J bombards me. Sir William Rootes, the motor magnate, writes: "I am more certain than ever that if we do not keep up our dollar push Britain will not oe able to rearm on her own. Dollars mean defence."
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    ATOMS and JETS
    296 4 RADIO-ACTIVE by products from the American Oak Ridge atom plant are helping science to discover new fishing grounds m various parts of the world tv^ S*? I cx Pedition ship, the Galathea, is exploring the oceans. investigating underwater life. The atomic by-products are used to find out
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    TRIESTE
    1359 4 The Free Territory Of A European issue left over from western attempts at compromise with Communism is m the news again. The problem remains a vicious circle with no solution m sight, writes FRED MANOR. TRIESTE, one of the x unfortunate European issues left over from the abortive western
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    Shakespeare Season Opens
    56 4 7 i:e curtain has gone up on the Shakespeare season at Stratford on Avon. Heu it a scene from the first play pc rformed, Richard IV, with M ichael Redgrave as Richard and Heather Stannard as his Queen. The Memorial Thea tre has been redecorated for __<
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    Harmonica is a Real Instrument
    109 4  - Harmonica is a R eal Instrument F ELIX MtMlerti li By har coming A*~A<Xl i A 'U_| In order to _m_ n^ musical much of hi JJ P ARI<; -dim anew harnioi the public mmSt**!? and hn sam< Cnesni Ke plays on Pari. R elude "Co?, "Fo.'re tunin Lean Bobbidi-B
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    VOLUNTEERS LACK LEADERSHIP
    289 5 VOLUNTEERS LACK LEADERSHIP Need for officers with experience F ™e Press StatT Reporter piL trouble with many people who had tried to join the volunteers m the past was that they did not possess the essential qualificationscivic pride, public consciousness and leadership, Capt. W. Stewart, Adjutant of the Singapore Volunteer
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    Cattle yeil "Murder!' as tigers snarl 'Dinner!'
    432 5 urS ing animals on a ship is tough »a l> i lure I J" n-d ani- ftcn lha« fcr a <' n h e _L tram ■"Hai „k in the m th 52 ..rience -ia's dur n t that 1 i > kerper
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    COLUMBIA FILMS CHIEF
    29 5 R. iew mi the 1 Rta < ..-nnanv m wtrslasia an ,j supervisor l hr ton.panv> offices m arrived .r from day on an Free Press pictures
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    Dry cleaners do big business —but their costs are high
    427 5 Dry cleaners do big business —but their costs are high Free Press Staff Reporter ..nRTr PEOPLE m Singapore today are wearing light tweeds than ever before. And as a result, these are now about ten times the number of dry-cleaning shops there were ten years ago. It mas back m
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    53 5 Mi. and Mrs. M. Drew who were married last meek at the Church of St. Joseph, Singapore. The bride was Miss Olga Mary EspeckermaJi. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Especkerma.,, <;f Singapore. The groom Is the son of the I** Mr nd M Drew, of Kilkenny, Eire, —Studio
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    Ship's steward is 'Cactus Crazy'
    60 5 V*"*r» rae i-njjush hcspiiality, Mr. Arthur YY. Cookson, Chief Steward of the m.s. Soeotra, waves an airy welcome to his comfortable cabin. Visitors seldom refuse the invitation, for his cabin windows have boxes containing some of the rarest species of cacti picked up from nurseries
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    NEW MOON DAY
    32 5 New Moon Day Celebration will be held at the Buddhist Temple, Temple Road, Kuala Lumpur on Thursday, April 5, by Mrs. G. K. Sadrisappuhamy, Buddha Puja at 7 p.m.
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    Swimming —but no baptisms
    110 5 Swimming —but no baptisms Free Pres< Staff Reporter jyjOf/iVr EMILY swimming pool will not be used for the purpose of a baptism. In a two-line decision, the Estates and Fire Brigade Committee of Municival Commissioners has unanimously disapproved an application to use the pool for a baptism service. This ts
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    SMSU wants compulsory medical benefits scheme
    411 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singapore Municipal Services Union has agreed that the proposed medical benefits sche me, providing for the treatment and hospitalisation of sick Municipal employ ees and their families, should be made compulsory for all members of the st aff, the
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    WEDDING WAS 'CALLED OFF'
    63 5 Guests who turned up at the Church of the Visitation m Seremban yesterday morning to witness the wedding of Theresa Rebecca Jayaranl, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Aloysius, of Teluk Anson, to Mr. Lawrence Joseph, of the Road Transport Department, Raub. m*ere disappointed—
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    MR. JACK BENN PROGRESSING
    39 5 Mr. Jack Benn, Singapore Turf Club assistant, who was injured at the Kedah Gymkhana meeting on Saturday mhen his mount, Kimkerley, unseated him, was reported yesterday to be progressing at the Alor Star General Hospital.
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    Property Custodian's 'ultimatum'
    289 5 Property Custodian 's 'ultimatum' Free Press Staff Reporter DEOPLE who have not paid for or returned furniture borrowed from the Custodian of Enemy Property following an option to purchase them two months ago, have now received an ultimatum' from the Custodian to let him know within seven days what they
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    FIVE PARKS FOR ELECTION MEETINGS
    113 5 FIVE PARKS FOR ELECTION MEETINGS gLECTION meetings m Singapore may not be held m Municipal open spaces and children's playgrounds other than m five specified oarks These are Farrer Park. King George V Park, Katong Park, Jalan Besar Stadium and Geylang Recreation Ground. The Commissioners have decided that, as a
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    'Doom's Day is at hand'
    53 5 X representative of "fh- W msaea"— a Chris an mho are t:U.n< lhe -rid thai "Doom's Day" is at hand arr.ved In Singapore recen < He is srrilins Mr. N. H. I (above). Chief of the P Tomer Society mhleh reprr* s the m eres.s
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    Price of shoes up 20 per cent
    104 5 Price of shoes up 20 per cent (SINGAPORE'S lea her shoo manufacturers have stipulated an increase of 3t per cent on prices ol ll ly made leather shoes m view of the present h cost of raw materia. The decision was taken lowing a meeiing al representatives of I leather
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    DINNER & DANCE
    56 5 DINNER DANCE "The Se; ord c» find D*i cc of Cci arranged by the IS6O Or s of H Tan Account v I mill Uik~ place *i 'lhe Cm I Saturday. April 14. at 8 p dilates and friends ric:: roufl Sf attending arc requested t« t. the Graduates Dinner
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    FESTIVAL FILMS
    37 5 "Pe-uvi.! City of Lotida title of a fi. m-talks prop be p:ven at I today <8 p m i. S|Mai.< i Mr. H^nrv H t and Mi Baker r\i.d tl .ti i and F Cathedrtl
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    SINGAPORE BOXERS HOPEFUL
    701 6 SINGAPORE BOXERS HOPEFUL ptc-ure. Free Press Boxing Reporter lIOW many Singapore boxers will reach the finals of the FARELF individual championships this week? Top Army boxers from Hong Kong and Malaya will be striving for honours m the roped arena and it remains to be seen how our local champions
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    Pegasus accused of 'poaching'
    429 6 From .ARCHIE QUICK TROUBLE is brewing m the amateur soccer world. Three years a^o Dr. Tommy Thompson, Oxford University coach and a member of the Football Vssociation Council, conceived the idea of a combined Universities football team and thus Pegasus F.C. was born. Th? Corinthian-Casuals have
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    Indians win title
    36 6 Jayant and R. Bhandari (India* won the men's doubles m the West of England table tennis championships at Exeter on Sunday. In the unal they bea> B Kennedy and W. Steetmar 18, 22—20.
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    Shagreen joint favourite for the Grand National
    116 6 28-1 Finnure; 33-1 Partpoint. Prince Brownie. Glen Fire; 40-1 Sergeant Kelly. Cadmamstown Nickel Coin; 50-1 Broomfield. Irish Lizard, Morning Cover, Do? Watch. Royal Tan. Rowland Roy and Rus?*an Hero; G3-1 Ellesi.iere \V!rl all^ n Ser Shagreen was heavily supported at last ni-ht's Victor
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    Yorks girl wins oldest race
    129 6 A 17-year-cld girl living m Wold Newton, Yorkshire, has won the oldest horse-race m Britain. She Ls Yvonne Robson, victor at her first attempt m f he 432 year old Kiplincotes Derby, run by tradition on the third Thursday m March over a 42-mile course
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    MANGRUM WINS
    13 6 ]_LOYD .Mangrum wan the U3510,000 open gclf tournament at Wilmington. North
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    'JEPPSON IN H.K' HOAX
    152 6 THE -ghost" of a Swedish soccer star was key figure on Sunday m an April Fool hoax that disappointed hundreds of rabid Hong Kon*> football fans. The Hongkong soccer field was jammed with fans lured by a Chinese newspaper report that Hans Jeppson, the centre-forward who
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    Gustaf court
    41 6 A TENNIS court was named after the late King Gustaf V of Sweden m a ceremony on Sunday at Monte Carlo. A plate with the King's name was unveiled while the Swedi'h colours were hoisted over the court. A.P.
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    'Footballer of the year'
    87 6 TARRY Johnston, captain and right half of Blackpool, J A Cup finalists, has been voted thc "Footballer of the Year" by the Football Writers' Association. Billy Wnght of Wolverhampton Wanderers, and Tom Finney, of Preston North End, were close second and third respectively. Ba- Jo c
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    TIGHTER RUGBY SCRUMS NOW
    225 6 RI'GBY Union referees who have been using their own initiative to prevent collapsing scrums should be made "honest men by the International Board, who met m London recently. An amendment to Law 13' will make it illegal for a hooker to pack down with an arm
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    Pulau Brani win unimpressively
    345 6 GOALKEEPER HEADS AWAY Free Press Soccer Reporter Pulau Brani United 2; Singapore Cricket Club 1. tnRST DIVISION leaders Pulau Brani almost failed against less fancied opposition yesterda> and eventually struggled home with a two-one win over SCC. at Jalan Besar. Exchanges, on the whole, were even
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    SAFA 'ULTIMATUM' TO NETAJI F.C.
    62 6 SINGAPORE Amateur Footba'l Association Council lat n vh' decided fo write to Netaji Football Club reQuesting ir to affiliate with Indian .Association. parent fcr Indian soccer In the C Unless Netapi F.c. complied within seven cays, sa.fa. decided, it would he f i he S-A.F.A.
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    SAILORS HOLD CUSTOMS 1-1
    67 6 GOAL by Haick five minutes before th° end enabled Royal Navy Keppel Barracks to hold Customs S C. m an S.A.F.A. ThiTi Division League match at Bt George's Road yesterday Barracks dominated phy but could not score m the first half. Customs attacked strongly after the
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    JEANNETTE IS READY FOR 1st. WIN
    646 7 JEANNETTE IS READY FOR 1st. WIN Shows immense improvement ifamvi/-- By ALLA^ LEWIS JkAIN.NLTTE is one of the most improved horses m training for this meeting. This morning at Bukit Timah she worked with Sweet Memory. I thought she was the most impresasive ol the morning when going very easily
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    Australia's Olympic prospects
    43 7 Australia's Olympic prospects I by tea have red the •ts of winhe 1952 Helsinki. or. ly two London m I sculling ntatreea the athA tne erfcrmthat ic3. N ted at dicicl ahoold two rs at n and the step close 1 Reuter AAP
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    HAJAS SCORE FIVE GOALS
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURKEY STARTS
    96 7 I\ 'Mi s open tennis tournament began yestcr■•i- Basal. courts. In the doubles i partners, Lim Hee Chin and M X {i:>t tie easily, beating K. H. Ang and m I. 6—3.. syed off is war nature. ibles nd Chia V Khoo I ow Ke? x
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    41 7 picture. Winner of the li 3 htw Uht iS. °J N rth Co «nty i„ I<>4B. Trooper Halluood of Hong Kong Land Fc»ves is out to gain the FARLLF light-welterweight crown m this weeks individual boxing championships m Singapore. Free Press
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    Good workout by Heritor
    424 7 lIERITOR (Tait) and aNature's Gentleman (Tulloh) attracted attention b y the manner m which they disposed of three furlongs m 37 1/5 sees on the track this morning. These horses have both improved since their last race and should be hard to beat here. Trafalgar (Lewis),
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    Todays sport
    54 7 MHCLR: Div. 1: Amicable A. A. F.o\er* at stadium. Business Hse. Lgr. A: Shell v Pulau Bukom on padang: Hongkong Bank v Sime Darby at Breweries: Business Hse. L*e. B: Guthries v Bata S.C. at St. George's Rd.; Services Lge: R.A.f Changi v R.A.F.M.I P. J MX v
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    Malayans in B.B.C. broadcast
    56 7 picture. Mr IK. Liv (tour.h l_fl niiWp m the All-England badminton cham- rviews some of the iwjnn^ n programme broadcast m the 8.8.C Far Eastpionships at Empress Poh Lim. Ismail bin Marjan, wonr Peng crn service on March 18. Left^o rig aml Eddy Choong (mens doubles
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    MENDEZ ON U.S. THOMAS CUP CHANCES
    195 7 ivrilava m 1948. He lost both FromALVUESL matches to Won? TORMER United States bad- h^s^^™ O oi Teik Hock. r minton champ.on, Marten WW^ «j_ 4 Mendez, believes that if th f u l al experience now. military draft is not too dra^ na*on_
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    BRITAIN'S HORSEMEN PREPARE
    189 7 BRITAIN'S HORSEMEN PREPARE XJEARLY a dozen horses I and some possible riders are being schooled at Porlock. Somerset, for Britain's challenge to the world's best horsemen m the three-day event at next year's Olympic Games at Helsinki The largest riding establishment m Britain has been chosen by the British Horse
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    Flam wins
    33 7 '"P'VVENTY- two-year-old Her. Bert Fiam beat veteran Gardnar Mulloy on Sunday to win the third annua! Good Neighbour tennis tournament men's final, 4—6, 6—B. 7—5, 6—3, 6—l at Miami Beach. Florida.
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    Scottish team v. England picked
    168 7 Scottish team v. England picked SCOTLAND'S team to meet England m the deciding match of the international soccer championship shows five changes compared with the side which lost one-nil to Austria .last December. The match will be played at Wembley Stadium on April 14. Surprise move is the inclusion at
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    U.S.L. FIXTURE
    30 7 rpHE united Service- League football fixture between R.A.F. Maintenance Units and R.A.F. Seletar, previously scheduled for April 8 at Seletar, has been brought forward for Friday April 6.
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    READY FOR THE 'KILL'
    50 7 picture. Albert Yvel of France (left) wards off a right lead from Don Cockell during their fight at Earls Court Stadium, London, for the European cruiserwelght title. The British champion won when the referee stopped the fight m his favour m the sixth round. Topical Press
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    Seletar outclass H.M.S. Terror XI
    330 7 ROYAL Air Force Seletar defeated H.M.S. Terror yesterday by three goals to nil m a United Services League soccer match at Seletar, but if the Airmen had taken all their chances their winning margin could have been twice as much. H.M.S. Terror forwards made several
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    UK SOCCER
    36 7 YESTERDAY'S U.K. soccer resuits were: ENGLISH LEAGLE— DIV. 3 (South) Port Vale 2 Norwich C. 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE— "A" DIV. Dundee 2 Raith R. 0 "B" DIVISION Dunfermline S Albion R. 1 Reuter A.P.
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    SAFA Council to consider Youth League
    367 7 SAFA Council to consider Youth League Free Press Staff Reporter NECESSITY of running a Youth League, for iv c- nile footballers, was stressed b y Mr. K. B. I PMA honorary coach of the Singapore Amateur Foothill Association, when he outlined the proposed longterm policy for Colony soccer at last
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    U.K. RUGBY RESULTS
    43 7 YESTERDAYS U.K. Rugby Union resutts were: Aberavon 14, Crosskrys 3; Devonport Services 3, Cheltenham 10; Falmouth 0, Cardiff 14; Redruth 32, London Hospital 3. Rugby League results w Warrington 14, Whitehaven 8: Workington Town 29, Liverpool Stanley 11.- A.P. Reuter.
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    Tengah win 2-0
    78 7 30 Battalion R.A.O.C. suffered their fourth defeat of the season m five pones when they went down yesterday to Royal Air Force Tengah by two goais to nil m a United Services League encounter -t Tengah. This result makes Tengah undefeated m four games, and leaves 30
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    IPOH SOCCER FIXTURES
    77 7 IPOH. Tuesday— The P»i..k Amateur Football A' fixed the following aate_ U seme ol its games Friday/ April 6 Ipoh I Padang, an Inter -district U knock out compettUon ma h !<>r Ch» ng Wall Cup at Tapah. --turday April 7 Repla Kuala mmRRRRRR and lx>wer Pi
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    BIRTHS
    44 8 BIRT HS T ,Y1 OR Ist April <p.m). al Kerbau Hospital. tc lfe of Eric Taylor, a girl Mi F;.zabeth. G tOSI At Kar.dang Kerbai V. on 1-4-51 to Daphn*\ v i ol W. A P Grose, Singapore Pol Force, a son. John Richard
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    ENGAGEMENT
    48 8 t I". i -The enslavement is d of Annie Lim Kirn Gek, iau»;hter of Mr. Francis .im Kok and the late Lucy Goh En& Neo to Ku*h Swee Huat. third I lets Mr. Mrs. Kueh A- Sen of Singapore on 1.4.51. Irj ne pi li please copy>
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    MARRIAGE
    48 8 WTPARAM SIVALINC rrarrh^e ot Savithin 'hter of Mr. K. Peethamh";,dmaster. Pasa" S hrol. Pudu and Mrs m to Dr. T. O S. i < Ceylon Medical Ser--0 of Mr. and Mrs. M. ml of Kondavil. Jaffn.i place at 45, Fernando Colombo on v April 4 1951 at 11
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    39 8 I J ILLOVSKY wishes to HMec who sent wreaths s of sympathy on the c his beloved wife. Amy. Francis Gerrard R» wish to thank all refriends who sent valuable messages of congratulated their wedding on c- nd
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    WEST COMPROMISES ON AGENDA
    298 8 WEST COMPROMISES ON AGENDA Reds critical of new offer PARIS, Tuesday. TTHE West made Russia a compromise offer yesterx day that appeared to go far towards meeting the Soviet demands and towards agreement on an agenda for a Foreign Ministers' conference. The offer was made m the form of a
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    38 8 r\rrTl T ARY AJefcfcj iv nov Brdarsld, 33, far. ner av.il former member of the Communist Parly, describes how he fled from the village of Vrlovo because he refused to 'terrorise' his fellow- farmers into joining: collective tirms.
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    SHUTTLE SERVICE IN ATOM SECRETS
    228 8 MUNICH, Tuesday 4 FTER a spate of reports of atomic secrets passing to Russia, there is a report by a special correspondent m Munich that the transfer of secrets is also working the other way round. Already. closely-guarded Soviet scientific secrets— including data on atomic
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    Rita denies separation
    114 8 NEW YORK. Tues. RITA HAYWORTH yesterday denied that she parted from her husband. Prince Ali Khan, but m the next breath she said she had "no idea when we will get together again." Miss Hayworth arrived m New York after a two and one-half years' absence from
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    SAFER LANDING FOR PLANES
    63 8 A caterpillar track gear to enable planes to land on rough ground has been developed by Count Giovanni B mmartini. Italian inventor and former newspaper publisher. The gear can be adapted to almost any size plane. Count Eonmartini claim.; it practically eliminates the danger of nosing
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    VOTES STRIKE
    26 8 An inter-racial committee has called a strike for May 2 throughout South Africa to protest at a pending Bill lor racial segregation nf voters.
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    AIR CARGOES
    25 8 India's internal airlines m 1000 carried nearly half a mill.on persons, 80.000 000 pounds of freight, and 8.350.--000 pounds of airmail A.P. A.P.
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    NAVAL SURVEY
    30 8 A survey of naval defences m Dutch New Guinea is being made by Rear Admiral A. De Booy. deputy commander m •"*hief of the Royal Netherlands Navy. A.P.
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    CLASH IN MADRID
    30 8 Armed police and students clashed m Madrid yesterday when more than 3.000 students attempted to march through the city to protest against increases m tram fares. A.P
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    H.K. MONEY
    24 8 uu rdays Quotations on the Hong Kong money exchange market wereHKS6.O4/6.075 per US$l. HK515.60 per sterling HK_3l5 per tael of gold.— U.P.
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    He got the hot foot
    109 8 HOLLYWOOD, Tues ffUXUM Spaeth's speciality is walking barefoot across a bed of hot coals. It is not difficult, he says if you have tough feet and the coals are set up right This time somebody crossed him up. me Spaeth says that small bits of
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    RED YOUTHS INVADE BANNED ISLE
    131 8 RED YOUTHS INVADE BANNED ISLE HAMBURG, Tues. A BRITISH-LED police party last night radioed from Heligoland for help m evicting 13 young Communists who have barricaded themselves m a tower. The 13. including four girls, went to the island on Sunday and a British officer with six German policemen went
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    JEST A MINUTE!
    23 8 JEST A MINUTE By GEOFFREY^ EYAS'S He's suffering from electrit Ihock all right, doctor— he's jus! had r look at the price increase."
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    CHINA OFFERS INDIA GRAIN
    64 8 A tentative offer by the Chinese Government of 1,000.--000 tons of food grains, including rice and wheat, is now under the Indian Government's consideration, it was authoritatively learned yesterday In New Delhi. An official of the Indian Food Ministry is expected later this month to go
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    BACK TO WORK
    32 8 French bus and underground railway workers who have been striking for 18 days last night voted by a large majority to return to work at an unspecified da^ Reuter
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    ARGENTINA HEARS B.B.C.
    71 8 ARGENTINA HEARS B.B.C. The BBC. was back on the air m South America last night. It beat the Argentine ban on the relay of its programmes by shifting operations to neighbouring Uruguay, whose long and shortwave stations can easily be heard m Argentina. President Peron banned the 8.8.C. on March
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    NEW TRADE PACT
    24 8 A trade agreement between Pakistan and the United Kingdom was signed In Karachi yesterday. It Ls vnliH for 18 months. A.P.
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    HOW NAVY FOUND THE FROGMEN
    308 8 4n 11D11 LONDON, Tuesday. ADMIKAL Cunningham, now Viscount Cunningham of Hyndhope, tells m his autobiography A Sailor's Odyssey just published by Hutchinson's to coincide with the tenth anniversary of the Battle of Matapan, m which he played so decisive a^lexa^dria disCoVery of the logmen of
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    'End Korea war now'—Morrison
    251 8 'End Korea war now'— Morrison DUDLEY, England, Tuesday VOW was the psychological moment to try to stop the fighting m Korea, Mr. Herbert Morrison. Foreign Secretary, told a Labour Party political rally at Dudley, England. He said he would continue the policy of his predecessor, Mr. Bevin, and announced that
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    VISHINSKY IS JUST RESTING
    64 8 The Soviet Foreign Minister. Mr. Andrei Vishinsky, who was reported to be ill this month, is still not performing his official duties. Some Western diplomats think it probable that Mr. Vishinsky is merely resting m preparation for any meeting of the Big Four Foreign Ministers that
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    MORE TAXES
    53 8 Frenchmen will be called j upon to pay about six percent more m diVect or indirect taxation this year This will be needed to meet the cost of the recent increase m wages agreed to by the Government for civil servants, coal miners and others m nationalised indu*.
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