The Singapore Free Press, 28 April 1951

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA IK.OtiS. SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, APRIL 28. 1951. PRICK TEN I NTS
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    GIB BLAST PACKS 3 HOSPITALS
    136 1 GIB BLAST PACKS 3 HOSPITALS Ship debris covers rock GIBRALTAR, Saturday. rm '!l !;j braltar mothered m debris lei the 1.1 12-ton Hritish ammunition ship i ham exploded m the harbour, killing ■n. Many more are expected to die. Three itals are filled with injured. Uxhil ~>« l«»ns „t ammunition,
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    COPPER DEARER
    12 1 1 Sf.r >> CMle :s a ootind more foi cop- Reuter
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    4,000 workers strike in U.K.
    127 1 I <OM)O\\ Saturday. JtM R lJi.)u.ani men m two vital British defence mi:! us tries docks and armsmakinj stopped today over claims for more pay and better conditions London's vast Woolwich i.srnal, where tank produciun is to it art soon, Mowed down to a standstill
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    Greenland to have defences
    89 1 Greenland to have defences PENHAGEN, S plan for the of 1 md Ai rtgn( d by Denmark and the United States yesterday m Copenhagen, c; ..i M, largest Island In the world after Australia la a Dan i<n colony 01 84D.000 square miles. CWenland *l): h« divided if necessary hilo
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    3 JUMP ASPLANE CRASHES
    146 1 3 JUMP ASPLANE CRASHES THREE of the crew of an American Superfortress jumped from the pLane as it tried to land at Lasjens airfield, m the Azores yesterciy. Seconds later it went u<) m flames, killing 11 men. The three who jumped were slightly hurt. There were only two other
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    'No' say Reds to new plan
    100 1 'No say Reds to new plan PARIS. Sat. HTHE West offered Russia a new compromise agenda for a Foreign Ministers' conr&ence yesterday but the Soviet delegate Mr. Gromyko rejected it as "ridiculous and vain." Mr. Gromyko said m a 90--minute monologue that the West's offer was "not really a new
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    Best bets for K.L.
    66 1 FIFTY GRAND, Harcourt and Windsor 1 iddie are the oe.st bets for today's races. Allan Lewis. Free Press racing correspondent, telephones from Kuala Lumpur this morning. Owing to heavy rain at the course today, the going is expected to be heavy.. Trespasser's best wagers are POT
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    No NEW U.N. PEACE MOVES
    75 1 No NEW U.N. PEACE MOVES The 12-n:ition Asian-Arab of the United Nations '■vis drafted no new proposal ior negotiating a Korean settlement, on»» of its delegate* said yesterday. 3e said there had been no •noting otf the group since •^.ey considered the North 'orean communication to the President of th
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    'Choose MacA. or Acheson policy'—Taft
    150 1 'Choose MacA. or Acheson policy' Taft WASHINGTON. Sat. SENATOR Robert Tait told the Senate yesterday that he nation must make an early choice between the 1 Acheson policy of appeasement m Korea and the Mac Arthur policy." The Republican leader expressed the fear that Ameri--uns will wake up son. morning
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    STRIKES END
    32 1 Strikers went back to work yesterday at the last few factories affected by the fourday cost of living stoppages m San Sebastian and the Provincp of Qulpuzcoa. Northern Spain.- Reuter
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    MORE FILIPIONS
    15 1 The Philippine Government is sending replacements to Filipino troops fighting m Korea. Reuter
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    TORIES 'WANTED DOLLARS SAVED'
    177 1 TORIES 'WANTED DOLLARS SA VED LONDON, Saturday. MX. Douglas Jay, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, defended the Government yesterday Against Conservative complaints that it should have bought much .greater quantities of raw materials last spring It was at that precise time that the Opposition was urgkng the Government to save
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    S.C. KILLKD
    43 1 Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Sa f An unarmed Chinese special constable was murdered li nd another special constable mounded when a gang of 10 armed bandits raided a mining kongsi m the Sungei Siput aiea of Perak lacJ night.
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    TOWN ATTACKED
    26 1 Communists yesterday made a surprise attatk on Temethin m Central Burma, and blew" ud all- the railway tracks leading out of the town Reuter
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    Two Wide Boys
    10 1 Two more kicks and it's ours. Geors?e."
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    NEWSMAN SPIED, SAY CZECHS
    92 1 FRANKfUKi. sai. CZECH Government charged yesterday that William Oatis. Associated Press correspondent In Prague gaoled by the Reds, used Czechoslovale ritizens flnr scjullLdjL Czech Foreign Ministry to the U.S. Embassy. It followed a telephoned message to the Embassy on Thursday which accused Mr. Oatis of activities
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    Churchill speaks
    22 1 Churchill speaks Mr. I'hurciitH laun I I.ffl attack on ih» <*ov ••iniiicnt m a speeci Jo the Pripurat League, Loriiion. (See Pasr
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    PERSIAN CABINET RESIGNS
    200 1 PERSIAN CABINET RESIGNS TEHERAN, Saturdiv rHE Persian Prime Minister, Hussain Ala, hanJerl his GovernmenVi resignation to the Shah \a>{ nieht Hussain Ala. former Minister m Washington, took over the Government last month after the assasMnation ol General Ali Razmara. He was due to face a special session of Parliament calli
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    Naked truth sure way to peace
    143 1 NEW DELHI. Sat THE world's leaden should meet m the nude and discuss world peace, says Chlda Shivas Nana Oir. 50-year-oJd leader of a lect of nude monks and nuns living m the Himalayas. If they did, he told reporters In New Delhi, the
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    U.N. troops to try to hold Seoul
    133 1 U.N. troops to try to hold Seoul TOKYO, [JNITED NATIONS Forces ahaadoned both th* eastern and western anchors of tluir Kor< n line yesterday but were prepared to lu>' city of Seoul or sell it at a heavy <-o*t m (omnuinist lives. For thp first time m th** Korean war,
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    SOCIAL SERVICE
    57 1 soviet as lor 1 ne :ir ftcial Insemination ol ea are applied :hrcu-:i world, i he M.T.I, news .i_. i reported m Budapest. it said a farmer here cpu \he ■enricea of a veterinary and drtifi free, v»hi.e m U.S. and Pi noe he n i oay from
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    ALLIES BEATING NEWS JAMMING
    80 1 Britain, Canada and the United States are Job forces to beat Russian ming of nnw.s broadcast. Mr Donald Edwards. British Broadcasting CorporaU foreign ncws'tenriee chic 'old a Montreal Sorvicp Club "At peak Russian li.st»-: hours, the BBC, the Canadian Broadcast ma Corp >i and the Voice
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    SMART BUT SMUG
    46 2 Life b m Spring and jfliitenin* m the sunshine at :ic Zoo m Surrey. England are three brandnew lambs. Eeney. Meenev nd Miner (being only triple -s iiiere is no Moe). They are just two weeks old and look very smuf and wtee.^
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    Safety of the fort is reached
    669 2  -  ANGUS MacDONALD Third instalment o£ a serial by THE Arabs were quick to espy the fugitivt and it was with bullets whistling viciously lit their ears and Kicking spurts of dust and their feet that n Cavendish and his npaniona raced for the Fort
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    Have you ever thought of watching tadpoles?
    495 2  - Have you ever thought of watching tadpoles? Liau Nyuk Oi By UAVE you ever thought of watching tadpoles? They are a most interesting study. The other day I saw some people trying to catch those tadpoles. There was a big man with very big hands, a middle-sized woman with slender
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    Toys in olden days
    90 2 little gill snid that s!\ duin't know how chidren amused themselves m the o!d cays when they hac. no toys. Do you know that thousands ol years ago, In Ancient Greece ihe girls haci dolls" And those doUfl h:ui "opening and closing* 1 eyes, and the
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    NO POEMS FROM YOU THIS WEEK!
    212 2 Qk*£& V^Ou^i^WU. I\EAR Children, There was such a good response to last week's painting eomostition that I can only suppose that this is y *vi favourite form of competition. So much that there will be many more of these In future The standard is
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    Scouts have fingers crossed
    97 2 gRITAINS Boy Beovti are keeping their fingers crossed. It is hoped that a British film ••oiupany will make a picture ol trie life of Lorn Baden-Powell, founder ol the Boy Scout movement. Here is the chance for some Scouts to make a name for themselves. Bui
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      163 2 BONNIF. TOGS for your KIDDIES EXCLUSIVE [T^^r^^Tv WALT DISNEY L DESIGNS j N£g) STRIPES k ("^W» PLAIN COLOURS r \^r^^^r FA s T RIBBED NECK CONSTRUCTION SHAPE AFTER REPEATED LNEW SHIPMENT NEW RANGE OF DESIGNS Suit k «'.'//>■ EXCELSIOR LTD. 66, HIGH STREET. TEL. 3161 It is a pride to
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      127 2 This Week's Competition HfcKt. boys and tjirl-,, is and one each fur a boy anil a picture Cro .sword f«.r sirl a?ed 10 to 15.) >ou to solve. L>o it neitly Send your attempts, toand you may win a prize. sether with your mm, There are four prizes of address
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      186 2 JUNIOR CROSSWORD j CLUES ACROSS.— I. Can- Kent port where Juilus re. jury stands on this river. Caesar Is said to have landed 7, Name of a steam engine m 55 BC. 14, Wordsworth i built by George Stephenson. -wrote one on immortality. 8. Material made from flax 16, Explorer
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    BUCKLEY
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    CONFIDENCE VOTE
    22 3 »en or nee over the a I ichty i Belflaii private I i v T a IS-year-ol 1 d -bt
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    HASHISH FOUND IN STEAMER
    192 3 Detected by periscope PIGHTY-FIVF BRISTOL, Saturday. '000-ton steame^T" Were gettin ed at Avonmoutr f rnm W fK n WWhich^ hich had J ust dock tustoms officer look^i? the ul Far E »st when the Periscope. Ed down his find-the-smugglers a bu^d XTnl^ narroW Space behind parcel.
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    SAPPHIRES FOR ARCHBISHOP
    53 3 SAPPHIRES FOR ARCHBISHOP The best three blue sinPhires the Queensland Gov. emment could find are being sent to England for aetttaf Archbishop of Canterbury t VL we c recen tly presented t i he w An clie lic an Archbishop h Sb^ ne Ar chbishop Halse g the Queensland Premier.
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    HITS BOTH WAYS
    35 3 The West German Interior Minister. Robert Lehr. has launched a Government campaign to stamp out a new Nazi movement and hamstring a Communist plan to undermine democratic order m the country. A.P.
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    28 3 CERTAINLY. MADAM Lin da and Stella. London Zoo's amiable riding donkeys, showed an "only too pleased" spirit of co-operation when they were invited to join this five-year-old visitor.
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    Peer helps the cat burglars
    173 3 wmWM^mi PARIS. Saturday. LhLMH hold-up giii^sters, ccmidence men, and cat bur-lars will soon be able to walk out of jails to a new chimee In lif>— and thank the enterprise ot a vmm? British peer for it. The "convict into craftsman* scheme has been d
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    Bridge Hand
    383 3 North-South vulnerable. West dealer NORTH 8 9 Jill 0 A.X 9 7 5 1 6 1 WEST EAST 4KQ9651 4 J 10 <?K9 <? Q 8 6 4 0 6 0 10 2 J 8 4 +KQ» SOUTH A 4 <? A 10 7 OQJ 8 4 4k
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    America may have own Jap treaty
    148 3 LONDON, Sat. BRITISH and American Far Eastern experts from the Foreign Office and the United States Embassy m London are assisting m discussion m Washington with the U.S. State Department regarding a Japanese peace treaty, stated official sources m London. There was no comment
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      374 3 "ilttMilt^^Mitii ,^/s^ww.a^ SINGAPOH£ BFEBS [Singapore] t»l I t* NKTWOKK) 445 p.m. Programme Summary; 10 am. Emergency Nevs from 4.47 From the London Editorials Ltnnpv; 1 pm. Programme (BBC); 4.55 Composer of the Summary. 1.02 Saturday Ball- Week— Brahms; 5.15 World Affairs rcom; 1.30 Time Signal News; (3BO; s^o Northumbrian Barn
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      154 3 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, you ar« often too generous and considerate for your own good. You make sacrifices which are not entirely necessary and could get to be known as a "soft touch." You are one of the few individuals who should become more self-centred! You like to think
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Apirl 28, 1951. Thoughts in the heat wave
    319 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Apirl 28, 1951. Thoughts in the heat wave ider a heal wai lOs t h ly lov fa SI 1 s pap la j 1 has ii i 1 ci« j i f com ?.nd c M tutngapore. I a i burst it me tax,
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    Brighter plumage
    110 4 IS man dowdy The audience 1 at the East-V.Vs* Society to* other iu«K de<ided i hat he h no:. And yet one cannot help reo re tting tra 4 a fair speaker* plea for brighter plumagt shouli have fallea on deaf ?ars. The vor d has grown grey
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    A BLUEPRINT FOR THE 1951 SOLDIER
    945 4  - A BLUEPRINT FOR THE 1951 SOLDIER KENNETH AMES In Korea, Green' National Servicemen and 'rusty' Reservisfs have been welded into an experienced force By Men of the British 27th Brigade have rough* hard m Korea for a long spell m one of the hardest campaigns m recent military history. What
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    Talking about Singapore by Citizen.
    853 4 Talking about Singapore by Citizen. THE $500 ALLOWANCE /\NCE more the pay- ment of an allowance for public work m Singapore is called into question. For the time being, the Legislative Council has decided, by a majority of one vote, that unofficial members should continue to receive their a month.
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    Searchlights over London
    27 4 LI lit Anti-Aircraft Territo "ill Butts training m the London area spotlight the spire of Kensington Town Hall m the beams of three teirchliffftts.
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    Search for contraband hits Britain hardest
    422 4 EGYPT HAS A SUEZ CANAL BLACKLIST By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT SELDOM m its 81--year-old history has the Suez Canal aroused such controversy and concernprincipally due to Egypt's arbitrary decision to black-list certain ships, on her own terms. Yet the Canal has always assumed the
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      16 4 DEALERS Ui ALL HIGH CLASSES OF WATCHES lEEMIN WATCH CO. SA, CHAN6E ALLEY SINGAPORE Tel. 3348
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      82 4 HS9rak 7 Ss&S^&aß^f C^Jotcdev dv lease i yes, powder me all over, Mummy, with that lovely Cow Gate stuff! Baby loves the new Cow Gate Baby Powdc m its charming blue and white tin with jolly little 'Smiler picture. And why not it was made specially for him Sof deliciously
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    Mere S'pore homes went up in 1950
    97 9 r «-v<* Staff K<-p«i:,(i FSTIC properties of all I n ejected by private > within the Siiiipal area last doubled the 'laure, according to quoted by the Munipresident. Mr. T. P I McNeict, m his AdminisOH Report for 1950. f t ill! be
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    RUBBER ROAD TEST ON
    22 9 T uity This Is i ticipal P: p F whleb i c -p°' of rub irfac* t i
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    ANOTHER ASIAN A.S.P.
    13 9 Of Pottcf F« roi i* l to v a v.
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    S'PORE CRIME RATE BELOW LONDON'S
    333 9 S'PORE CRIME RATE BELOW LONDON'S 6 proportionately higher DESPITE the »..vi Free Press Reporter Police For, h t V raordlnar v difficulties" with which the Singapore has m ...mn- conlend m efforts to curb crime m the Colony. «»ndon, a £SF22? W lhe Vl «f«politan Police District of «n crime
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    Methodist plans for squatters
    69 9 FOUa •>( il.e II rrprr> ntaI < n.« ho.i.vi (hurrh m v me. Hi Nesl v l'!turch on Inursdav to draw up r,i- r nimr v» hit h f luca i.onal .«l »c ii'-..l f.«« li >v i, r .-•ii;..!:hf K* deration. Tlirv are I t-n
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    EIGHT COLONY BOYS' CLUBS GET CHEQUES 'THEY DESERVE IT'
    211 9 Free Press Staff Reporter IjMGHT Singapore boys' clubs have received cheques of $25 each from the Singapore Cold storage. Said Mr. J. K. McDougall, assistant general manager of the Cold Storage yesterday: "We believe In the work of boys' clubs. They
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    IT'S A GOOD LIFE'
    45 9 Young men. who hpvt already been called-up under the Manpower Regulations and are now undergoing training, sent thk n» vsage yesterday to those to be t ''ed-up: "Hive no fear there is no illf:v nent and the life is a goo:'
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    TAXI DANCERS WILL HAVE $14,000 CLUBHOUSE
    241 9 Free Press Staff Reporter AFTER ten years of make-shift club quarters, Singapore's dance hostesses will soon have a nermanent home of their own -Their Union has just purchased a $14,000 house for their use m Gevlanff. "For the last ten years it has been
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    S'PORE MAN TO VISIT BIF
    58 9 MR. LEE KcK Liung <;ibove> iMTCfI Singapore by r.ir today for London on two-moruh tour of thr United Kingdom. He will also \isft the Bntisn InaiißUiea Mr Lee. who is mJ« manager of the Singapore branch of G. and R Wills and Co.. Ltd, is
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    KAJANG GIRL GUIDES
    10 9 NineiMT girl R« ld< s IrOnl the
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    K.L. WEDDING
    29 9 picture. Mr. J. Am Yam Der Wcy, of the Lindctevcs Lie!., Kuala Lumpur, and Miss T. De Bruijae, nho were married m Kuala Lumpur recentty.- Free Press
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    MALAY LECTURE
    115 9 A lecture m Malay on 'The Establishment of a New World Order" will be *n\en by Pastor H. A. Pohan. of the Voice of Prophecy Bible Correspondence School, at i he V.M.C.A., Orchard Road. Singapore, tomorrow at 7.15 p.m. V.v. Paul Colem;«n from the \lalayan Seminary will render
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    STEWART MAY SERVE PRISON TERM IN U.K.
    53 9 The possibility of Bombardier John Stewart. 26-year-old Scottish soldier, whose death sentence lor murder was this week com- muted to imprisonment, being sent back to Britain to serve his term of lmpiisonin- 1. v n unoer i a.siderat ion. Stewart Is now m
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    'BRIGGS PLAN COSTLY'
    58 9 The president of the United Planters Association of Malaya, Mr. H. Facer, at its annual meeting m Kuala Lumpur yesterday said they were apprehensive of the financial implications of the Briggs Pian which now fell lo i hem— the concentration of labour. He said that it was
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    IMPERIAL CHEMICALS
    58 9 A telegram from the Secretary of Imperial Chein.cal Industries Limited, Nobel House Londen, &ays that tr-e Board of Imperial Chemical Industries Limited has declared i fiiul dividend m respect of the year < ended Dec. 3) 1950. of it',, making vath ttie interim of 3 a total of
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    Mr. Davies to ask about Colony's flood problem
    352 9 Mr. Da vies to ask about Colony 's flood problem MONDAY'S MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS' MEETING Free Press Staff Reporter A TORE questions on the flooding problems m Singapore and about Ihc 1 classification of building contractors will be tabled by Mr. V.. V DmriM (Labour North Ward) at the Municipal Commissioners'
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    UNFAIR RESTRICTION IN DEMOCRATIC AGE
    212 9 Free Prtss Staff Re porter. A PRO'IKST against the ruling Singapore mUcln inspectors from riding m ta\is vrhtlc on duty was made to the Vehicles and Traffic Committee of the Municipal Commissioners. <tn the ground that, m a democratic age. it was unfair to restrict
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    EXCELLENT WORK
    42 9 In view of her 'vuluatff »nd exc'llent work ;tino?ig the p ol Pro\incp Wellesley ptftlcu the kampong lolk ihe Pro 1 t 1 .1 1 i if -j v k i I tin C. S. Xl i i tin Province.
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    TEACHING DRIVERS TO BE COURTEOUS
    66 9 Details of an ambitious programme to raise the status oi Malay drivers, make them mort courteous, more instructed and more literate. are now being worked out m Kuala Lumpur. The organiser, Dato Ujang bin Menuang, President of the Malay Drivers' Association of Malaya, said yesterday
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    "SKIMMING THE CREA M OF THIS TEMPORARY RUBBER PROSPERITY
    125 9 "stiOUnlag tiie cifi'Pi of this temporary rut>i;er prcsptriiv". In Pr«sident of the United Ptol Astoria* ion oi Malaya, Mi. n H Facer, at the me Ui the Aawefation In Kuala i v M'Vrdav, stated W ibOuld to spend ihus money Hi
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    'Waiting has been agony...'
    596 10 TODAY'S FA. CUP FINAL Says STANLEY MATTHEWS JIUS evening I'll know. Do I lhal Cup winner's !;il or just another xi of sympathy... "Bad luck, Stan— lf so-and-50..." many of us today greatest day of Hves I have played Hftea for England, but I would cheerfully
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    Night racing 'coming'
    62 10 CVDNfcY ncilg clubs have been exploring the possiv bility of night racing. Sydney Turf Club committeeman. Mr. If, Lon?worth. addressing an Ownii and iiainvT^ niefiniK. said: -There will have to be a lot of work and expense to establish ni^ht racing, but I feel it v. ill
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    ST. ANDREW'S SOCCER
    97 10 "-TEAMS for St. Andrews School past v present soccer match on the school ground today at 4 p.m. will be chosen from: Past: R. Roberts. Ho Ec Bin. Han Luk Juan. Benjamin Ross. Thio Yuen Cheng. Sim Soo Chye, Howe Soo Chye. Leo Owen. Rex Lee. Lim
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    IT'S NOT CRICKET.... No. 3
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    'I'm not trying to avoid Turpin'-Sands
    217 10 I) VVK Sands, Empire middleweight champion, said at Newcastle (Australia) last night that far from trying to avoid a fight with the British champion, Randolph Turpin, he is anxious to "get cracking at any challenger Sands had said on Thursday he would not go
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    Chew Bee loses in semi-final
    52 10 ONG CHEW BEE, the Malayan champion, was beaten m the men's singles semi-final of the Ferrington Sea (Sussex) latcn ten7iis championships yesterday. The Malayan went down 6-1. 6-1 to Peter Cawthorn, ot Australia, ivho has been having a successful time m early season tournaments m
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR NEXT RUGBY SEASON'
    257 10 Free Press Rugby Reporter EARLY arrangements are to be made for the 1951—52 ru «m Singapore. A meeting of all ru*by club secretaries has h PPM FridayfMay 4, at 5.15 pm. at the Singapore Cricket Club lled *<* "The idea." Mr. A. F. Tay- lor,
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    82 10 C.A. TOO CLEVER FOR R.E.M.E. v fast am Electrical p", six iqi Besar 61 RF but were m. partme. The rou 1 minu'e ball the 1 I After v C h ute. WUli from a throw and fc Just be' und^: fence resulted h- ball ove C.A.5 th,rd 1 Early
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    Indian jockey refused UK licence
    124 10 Indian jockey refused UK licence rE Jockey Club "England) has refused to grant a licence to ride m England to Kheem Singh, one of Western India's leading jockeys. Kheem Singh went to Britain specially to ride the champion Indian-bred racehorse, Balam. m the Festival of Britain Stakes to be run
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    GERMANS APPLY TO I.O.C.
    82 10 'pHE Na.ional Olympic Com- mil tee" of the Soviet rone of Germany has applied to tl.e Inernaiional Olympic Commi.tee at Lausanne lor recognition. This means that th* International Commit tfe now has before i application from bo h Western and Eastern Germany. Since the lOC. recognises
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    Fathul Karib S.C. v. Airmen today
    48 10 FATHUL Karib Sport 5 Club will meet R.A.F. Combined at soccer at Seletar today. Fathul Karib team will be selected from the following O. Angullia. Hassan. Johan. Yassin, Aman »Capt). Rahim. Ibrahim YusofT, Amat, Talib. Zuki. Rahim Omar, Jaffar. Mohamood and Dollah
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    POH SOON WINS CYCLE RACE
    15 10 Twer:;;. Poh 8001 tira^ Uri yesterc. Secor. Teo Tiang S
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    TABLE TENNIS
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    697 11 SUDDEN CHANGE IN GOING FOR KL RACES Smiling Through may not start From ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. was a sudden change m the weather here this morning. It has been raining heavily since 8 a.m. The going will now be heavy and, consequently, there must be a revision of
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    178 11 TRESPASSER tIPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER R*«« 1 2.39 PIPPINDEAL "rriNDEAL PIPPINDEAL L APACHE PIPPINDEAL Ra. <» tiARCOIRT HARCOIET HARCOURT HARCOLRT IIARCOI'RT I < nflL DA C f R IHATTUN* CONSTEIXATION CONSTELLATION rr*4llitt- 11. f l^ If* I*'1 »Mn*»«r Lad4ic Prattlin Mn^^r L»4die nting >fBrJC f'ftiistrltailMi
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    93 11 l>i> 1: Ticer S.A. > us al »tadiiißi; |>j v Uw.MiaJ A^ioa a.C. m l IB: SeteUu* X.C -m^ at «.f> inc. ftrieadliev Ind.aa B.C. v R\» SeleUr ai tr l.iinn \ir»»r> v Broad S.( ai larrer Park; SL Andrews rttol v Present. KkiMi < p.m. UMIt CUhM
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    Compton told to 'take it easy'
    59 11 I\ENIS Compinn has been advised to lake things t-asy Khii summer. His knee is still liabie to be troublesome and doctors have aid he must not play too much County cricket. The Middlesex Ciub president. Mr X W Tvrinin*. who made rhis announce rnent.
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    TODAY'S CARD
    491 11 n»D\Vs race card at Kuala Lumpur is given 1 below. Double totes will be on Races Three and Four, Seven and Eight. The Big Sweep will be on Race Eight. Race I—2 30: Class 2, Div. 3—6 Furs. 1 002 Smilinf Through Charles 9.00 2 000 L'Apache Eilery
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    Varsity tennis finals today
    81 11 UNIVERSITY of Malaya's tennis championships will oe completed at the Bukit Timuh courts this afternoon. Starting at 4 p.m., the following finals will be played: Men's singles: Yap Khin Hin v. iff. Vilvaratnam. Men's doubles: Yap Khin Hin and Chan Kan Chuan v. IC S. Vilvaratnam
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    Scores 3 goals
    34 11 William Tan (Chinese Athletic) m a tussle for nossession of the .">all Kith a K.EJVI.E. defender m yesterday's soccer mntch at Jaton Besar. C.A. won six -nil. William Tan scoring: IJ:ree.
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    Rickaby's bid for jockeys' title
    162 11 Ricka by 's bid for jockeys' title BRITAIN'S horse -racing season is now well under way, and already there is every chance of a thrilling race for the lackey*' championship. Gordon Richards, the champion jockey for so many years, has a strong rival far the 1951 title m Billy Rickaby.
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    Lamotta to fight light-heavies
    93 11 JAKE L;;motta, former world middle* eight champion. mM yeptf relay he was giving up hi.s contract rights for a return title bout with the present holder, Ray Kchinson, because of wtight problems. Robinson beat Lamotta on lli-round TK.O. on Feb. 14 A return title bout wa.s
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    FATHUL WIN
    23 11 FATHUL Karib defeated Singapore Harbour Board by five goal* to nil m <t Second Division League sorcer match at Geylang yesterday.
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    R.A.S.C. SCHOOL BEAT R.A.P.C.
    160 11 ROYAL Army Service Corps School dominated play tv defeat Royal Army Pay Corps by two goals to nil m a United Services League match at Nee Soon yesterday. Fielding five reserves. Pay Corps were unable to cope with the improved RA.S.C. XI. In the few break-away
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    Rita divorce story 'just publicity'
    125 12 PARIS Sat. |)lERRE Denizot. lawyer for Prince Aly Khan .said yesterda\ that reports Aly was being Givoreed by Hit i Hayworth were lust publicity.** "Was Hayuorth is a kind of prisoner of her Impres- he explained to a reporter. For publicity purs she ian I
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    NEW CHURCHILL ATTACK ON GOVT.
    434 12 NEW CHURCHILL ATTACK ON GOVT. Cancels US trip, hails MacA. LONDON, Saturday. \IK WINSTON c 111 R( HILL told a meeting of the Primrose League at the Albert Hall yesterday that the "mismanagement and incompetence" of Primt* Minister Clement Attlee's government had brought Britain to as grave a danger as
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    ROMEO ON RAILS WILL BE LONELY
    119 12 BERLIN. Sat. A TRAVELLING rail inspector who collected women on his tours and married three of them yesterday faced three and a half years of loneliness behind bars. The sentence was imposed on Inspector Franz St'emmler by an East Berlin court. He wai convicted
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    U.S. PROFITS A RECORD
    49 12 American manufacturers' profits m 1950 were the highest, m history, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Trade Commission said m a joint report Profits of the country's manufacturing corporations were estimated at $23,200.--000.000 before '.axes, a 61 per cent gain over 1949. Reiner.
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    100 12 A total of £8,000 was offered to eight-year-old Frances Sun ton of Dagenham. Essex, for injuries suffered m a road accident. But the ju dge said it was not enough. After chatting to the girl on the bench m the Hteh Court. London, the judge awarded her £10,000. Frances had
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    Buoyancy in industrials
    162 12 LONDON. Saturday. pHEERED by Imperial Chemical dividend of 12^ 0 for the year against lO^c and bumper profits, the industrial share market yesterday resisted week-end sales and closed with buoyancy m many sections, states Reuter's financial correspondent. Rayons and textiles were again supported and there were many
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    Residents quitting Seoul
    315 12 Residents quitting Seoul FROM EDWARD HEWAT SEOUL, Sat pOUR hundred thousand people were ordered to pack up ai'n lewt hho!**o o!**o!**0 yo'erday. They are the citizens of Seoul. South Korea's warwrecked capital which now lies due south of the steadily retreating United Nations line. I They are poor bewildered people.
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      194 12 H<qw Crossword No. 5*9 CLOEM ACBOM 1. Provisional state (9); 7. "In winter I get up at night. And dress by yellow *R.L.S.> (6-5); 8. Due for a mitre <s>: 9. There's no lack of tone m this school (4); 12. This is the pricr. though more Than t^v pric?
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      42 12 Solution To Crossword No. 338 Across: 1. Obstac'e: 7. Ingratitude; 8. Duff; 9. Tinier: 11. Cui> few; 12. Gala; 14. Taciturnity: IS. Bunqhine. Down: 2. Bag of tricks; 3. Tram; 4. Clinic; 5. Elucidation; 6. February; 7. Indicate; 10. Beeton: 13. Arch.
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      Masthead
      8 1 Free Press Saturday Magzine Saturday, AprH 28, 1951.
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      Her most important saree
      799 1  -  VIOLET R. PONNUDURAI by The 'koorai' is a gift that every Hindu, rich or poor, has to bestow on his bride. T<> the European woman, the most important dress is the dress she wears for her wedding. To a Hindu bride, the most important saree is
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      FREE PRESS SATURDAY SHORT STORY
      1127 1  -  ANN BORGARS Pussy gal h pOIXiY little Mr. Ferraro first became aware of the ginger kitten when it started rubbing against his legs. Mr, Ferraro, clad m a gaudy checked sarong, was squatting on his heels, weeding the edge of the dahlia bed. Every day,
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      'LOVE AFFAIRS'
      174 1 KLUANGER tells about his I DIDN'T much care For my first love affair. I considered the thing was Ironic, When Ethel said, "Fred! I don't think I shall wb& For my feelings art purely Platonic." And then I met May She was sweet m a way; But her
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      SUCCULENT SNACK OF SNAILS
      561 1 SUCCULENT SNACK OF SNAILS The ancient Romans ate snails raw as a remedy for chest infections and for ordinary colds they made a syrup out of them. Today's gourmets, too, find them sweet and tender, so let KENNY KAYE introduce you to a lIUXGRY people m Bihar, faminestricken state m
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      701 2 FRANK ROGERS writes about "Please Believe Me" and "Harvey" "pLEASE BELIEVE ME" (coming to Singapore soon) stars Deborah Kerr, Mark Stevens, Peter Lawford and Robert Walker m a silly and not very funny three men and a ir l comedy. In the Press "ballyhoo"
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      266 2 THIRE have boon dual port ray uls on the screen before but none like the ones which will bo played by Stewart Granger m Metro Goldwyn Mayors SCARAMOUCH':. For the first time, the two characters bolng portrayed by one actor will not be twins or "lookalikes. In
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      344 2  -  Bob Thomas 'Blue Book of the Screen By T*HIS week I took a trip down nostalgia alley and discovered that Hollywood doesn't change much with tht years. I came across a large bound volume called "The Blue Book of the Screen", dated 1923. By that time
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      643 2 Asks HAROLD! HEFFERNAN from Hollywood! ■IMMlMlMMlnillMllMliMllUmil<ll>l«M<lll.llltMMHlK |N the plush conference halls of Hollywood titles are often the subject of bitter debate. Some of the biggest producers hold that a good picture m these days of "grown-up" audiences will get over to the public m spite of
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      625 3  -  F. HAYDN by DIMMOOK X'HIS year i s going to be a very busy one lor the Hoy Scouts of the United Kingdom, for apart from tlieir normal camping and other outdoor activities, they will be Playing an important part m the Festival of Britain. One
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      517 3 K. P. S. MENON. Indian Foreign Secretary, deprecates the notion that envoys are sent to lie abroad for their countries. THERE is an old saying that a diplomat is a man and nowadays, we must add, a woman who is sent to lie abroad for the
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      533 3  - Chinese have own names for markets S. Ramachandra by THOUGH our public markets hear English names or are named after the streets off which they are located, the Chinese prefer to call them by other names, descriptive of the markets themselves or their surroundings. For example, our biggest market Clyde
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      809 4 TMIK South African team, led by Hie (peal old warrior Dudley Xourse, has arrived m England. At the end of the year, the West Indies, after their successful tour of England tast year, will go to Australia. This, then, is the time to
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      'GORGEOUS GEORGIE'
      64 4 'GORGEOUS GEORGIE' GEORGE ("Gorgeous Georjjie") Godsell is setting the fashion of "nylons for men. Here, the 44-year-old tennis player is showing off his shorts, which he will wear m the national hard courts championships starting at Bournemouth m a fortnight s time. Bachelor George, who does his own washing, claims
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      45 4 TRUELLING soccer baptism has been the lot of Kent junior club, Langton Green. In their first season they have lost all their 16 matches and conceded 216 goals 38 m the last match. The "goals for" column records a modest dozen.
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      426 4  -  McDonald BAILEY By rpHERE seems to be a A complete difference of opinion between the top athletic coaches of Britain and America regarding the best method of preparing for the track, and it all boils down to the fact whether or not cross-coun-try running
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      Inconsistent RAPC pay the penalty
      678 4  -  C. BRYCE Weekly Services soccer review j tMM^^ liv |>OVAL Army Pay Corps have proved themselves to be one of the most temperamental soccer teams m the United Services League. They are capable of playing brilliant soccer, but do not always do so. Pay Corps
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      76 4 Hotspur footA ball team will play both soccer and cricket m an indoor festival of sport at the Empire Pool. Wembley, on May 11 and 12. They wil compete m a five-a-side soccer tournament against Chelsea, Fulham. Pegasus and other professional and amateur teams, and also m
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