The Singapore Free Press, 5 September 1951

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA I SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    TRUMAN WARNS RUSSIA
    113 1 Uap v act ts act of peace, not talk SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday. PRESIDENT TRUMAN warned Russia last night to keep its hands off the Japanese peace treaty or be branded as an advocate of more war. Speaking: at the start of the conference called to rove the
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    'Other steps' later
    579 1 1 President cited the oi other steps to clear constant threat of war the Pacific area, partithe restoration of nd security m Korea. se other steps would have to follow the peace treaty, he Obviously not wanting to precipitate more of a diplorisis than now exists the
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    U.S. has fantastic Weapons
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    PRINCE LEAVES SWITZERLAND
    6 1 PRINCE LEAVES SWITZERLAND FGJFHJGFN N Reuter
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    Grabam sees Nehru
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    RUBBER FROM DANDELIONS
    57 1 WASHINGTON Wed. AIRCRAFT and trucks may one day roll along on rubber made from Russian dandelions, according to the Senate Preparedness Sub-committee. Next to the guayule plant, the sub-committee said m its third report on rubber, varieties of the Russian dandelions appear lo be the most promising
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    FOREST FIRE BURNS HOME
    47 1 Th? worst forest fire m the history of Ymthern Brazil, burning for the past week, is threatening the rich pine area m Santa Catarina state. About 1,000 persons have been left homeless from the blaze, which has covered almost 40 square miles.- A.P.
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    Britain to support European Army
    100 1 LONDON, Wednesday. BRITAIN will give general support to plans for the creation of a European army when the "Big Three** Foreign Ministers meet at Washington this month, it is understood here. There is no question of British units within the North Atlantic Army Command of
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    LAST HOLIDAY
    13 1 Accidents killed at 650 persons during the national United States.- A.P.
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    Hurricane breaks up
    27 1 The hurricane "Dog" broke up into heavy squalls yesterday and spared the island of Jamaica a sec-end vicious tropical blow within three weeks.- U.P.
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    Time is running out
    69 1 GEN*. NAM IL, chief of the Communist delegation at Kaeson<r, whose charges of IN. violations have held up the cease-fire talks. Peking: Radio last ni&ht said that leaflets m Chinese hid been dropped by United Nations aircraft near Kaeeong. It claimed that leaflets were dropped on
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    Red radar on India border
    264 1 LONDON, Wednesday. REPORTS from India's northern frontiers said yesterday that the Russians have installed a radar system along Western Tibet and China's Sinkiang Province borders with India, Kashmir and Pakistan. An airline pilot said his plane's instruments indicated "the nearness of intercepting radar on the
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    World's best navalfighter is British
    137 1 World's best navalfighter is British LONDON, Wed. TORITAIN claimed pos- session of the world's fastest and most powerful naval fighter m the world today the twin jet Supermarine 508. Vickers Armstrong. the makers, said it made It* maiden flight on August 21. Its performance and equipment could not be disclosed,
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    S. C. killed by bandits
    125 1 KUAIA LUMPUR, Wed. A SPECIAL Constable was abducted by 22 armed and ■.informed bandits m the Teluk Anson district of Perak yesterday. Other Special Constables investigating the noise were called upon to surrender by the bandits but fired, forcing them to withdraw. The Special Constable's
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    Cabinet backs Stokes
    85 1 LONDON. Wed. •TTHE British Cabinet last nißht endorsed Mr. Richard Stokes' decision on his return from his unsuccessful mission to Persia to leave the next move m the oil dispute to Teheran. Yesterday the Persian deputy Premier, Hussein Fateml. indicated that Persia hones to restart talks by
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    300 TO SEE THE SHOW
    50 1 Tlie few tickets— about 300 —available to the general public for the first Japanese peace treaty conference session were snapped up quickly yesterday. A queue began forming at 1 a.m., eight hours before ticket distribution started. By dawn it had lengthened down the block- Reuter
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    MALAN TOLD 'HANDS OFF COMMANDOS'
    138 1 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. DR. D. F. Malan, South African Nationalist Premier, was warned last night by Mr. J. G. N. Strauss, leader of the opposition United Party, to take no action against the Torch Commando. The Torch Commando ls a group of ex-servicemen pledged to defend
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    PENG TAKES ORDERS FROM RUSSIAN
    173 1 PENG TAKES ORDERS FROM RUSSIAN HONG KONG. Wed. ALTHOUGH the International brigades m Korea are at present under the command of Gen. Peng .-huai, Commander of the Chinese forces m Korea, the effective command exerted by a Soviet eral of unknown id well-informed said m Hone» Kon.terday. They added I
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    45 1 picture F ree Press DR. PERCY HODGSON president of Rotary International, who arrived m Singapore yesterday from Bangkok. Colony Rotarians gave a cocktail party m his honour at the Capital last night. Dr. Hodgson was accompanied by his wife and neice, Miss Nancy Ann Smith.-
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    128 STILL HELD
    33 1 Lists con of some 128 J War II prisoners still del I m Australia i i yesterday by the A Government to the I Nations Special Coi for PoV. A.F.P.
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    KOREA MEDAL
    23 1 KOREA MED AL Th" I I Republic yestei solution requ< stii Of a Korean ca for members of the Expeditionary Force the A.F.P.
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    INDIA SEEKS MORE $ LOANS
    98 1 INDIA SEEKS MORE LOANS ilr. Senegal Rama Rao, Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, and his delegation to the annual meeting of the World Bank lake up the question of more dollar loans for India. India already has drawn approximately $60,000,000 from the World Bank for a railway project,
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    Contact lenses have advantages
    854 2 MY eyes tire easily even though I wear spectacle*. An optician has told me that the from my eyes f y ad out instead of i ir; on one point as they Id. 6 can I prevent tiredness and is any likelihood of ting a complete
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    9 2 "As you say, Mr. ArbuUinott -the only logical conclusion."
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    TROPICAL FISH SOOTHE NERVES
    476 2  -  Victor Sims by rpHE Gaekwar of Baroda does it. The Marquis of Bath, too. Gracie Fields, Lady Lovat, Elsie Randolph they have all found the newest, strangest, simplest way of relaxing. They have joined the rapidiy-increasing ranks of Britons who find that a tank of tropical
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    We can make our own planet
    651 2  - We can make our own planet WILLIAM COURTENAY IP I -*Af- mmm j!^T7Y7 r5 p IMIIMIIIMIM Sd 5 THE biggest problem m flight from Earth to Moon revolves round the method of take-orT from our planet, for its gravity tends to pull everything down. Since "everything which goes up must
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      154 2 V _*_j V"- Hal L-ylie Csiual v onc7i And what a soothing and comforting one it is! "That Cow Gate Baby Powder is delightful," says Mummy, 'it seems to soothe and comfort Baby more than a else." Yes, and it seems to soothe comfort other people too," says Daddy, looking
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      52 2 Solution to Crossword No. 449 Across: 1. Star-gazer. 6, Drop too much. 8, Flood. 10, Twist 11. Inter. 13, Theme. 14, Gaiety Girls. 16. Play. 17, Time. Down: 2. Two. 3. i Rated. 4, Aloft. 5. Elus.\ c. 6, Doi fling. 7. Hatters. 9. On trial. 12, Ratty. 13, Tight.
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      164 2 New Crossword No. 450 ■H |T~l |3~~| p~ I p I Ifc 1 IfTm m JLJLJ boL-ttjpr_t: 9 io| lln _H__LZ___H_iZZflßfl ACROSS 1. Windy twist of blue string (10). 8. Stimulating advice after initial failure (3, 3, 5). 9. Mixed metal change for 2 <5) 11. Nudists don't (5). 13.
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      196 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, you hive a volatile and often unpredictable emotional nature. But your talent for business is marked and despite moodiness, you seem to make a real success of everything: you undertake. It is likely that your outstanding talents encourage people to excuse your outbursts of temperament.
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    Too intelligent—so she screamed
    928 3 Too intelligent— so she screamed For many years wonderful work m dealing with problem children has been done by a woman whose genius is famous to international experts yet who is almost unknown to the world at large because she shuns publicity. She is Sister Marie Hilda, of Notre Dame
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    59 3 At the A.T.C. 10th. anniversary celebrations roUj o; British and Commonicealth A.T.C. Cadets at White Waltham. near Maidenhead, Berks cadets from India and Pakistan, interest themselves m the bagpipes of a Scottish A.T.C. cadet. Left to right :—N. K. Pathak {Calcutta) A. C. Moolgaoker Bombay > Cadet S. Richardson {Karachi)
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    BUT CAN A MAN JUST VANISH?
    815 3 To the question which has got everybody arguing. BERNARD WICKSTEED adds fuel... for argument. JJOW can a man simply disappear? How can he vanish into thin air or thick air for that matter without leaving a trace? "Elementary, my dear Watson", said Sherlock Wickstetd,
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    BUCKLEY
    9 3 BUCKLE Y \l THINK I FORGOT SOMETHIN'irI f±m i
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      182 3 m^flCdfflkC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m }Jalaya i|P**t\ GOOD WORK, LOTHAR.' YE9-BUT MANDRAKE -'MANDRAKE, LENORS foARUNC,^ J*9m. x BL W X jrC^*\r\""""# *vx T*» —J^ x _fl__i v^Wi* bi JANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya r.-THAfS THE DEA.TEx.'-^J K^TM SURE YOU'LL BE^fij OKy BUT, POnT
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  • The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1951.
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      'Too many laws'
      319 4 VO day passes without the newspapers of carrying what is termed "big news." News of plans fur Malayan independence, i of violent men i king to destroy thc foundations of that endence, of crisli a. of war m and of feverish i armament which m tny fear
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      PEACE, IT'S WONDERFUL
      118 4 PEACE, IT' S WONDERFUL AR DAY was an occasion to be -em- The men who tl that v it "CaUang, the n who orov led the thrills, he-, own v. ho controlled the tragic, deserve the week pr* v ts >ome;hinc ould like to lor-cet For it was plain hell
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    High time the grocer's son wore pips...
    610 4 High time the grocer's son wore pips... YOUNG SOLDIERS 'BEST EVER' SIR WILLIAM SLIM Chief of the Im perial General Stall thinks that our youn^ soldiers are the best we ever had m peacetime He said so m Edinburgh recently. "They respond munificently", he added, "to the right leadership. I
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    NOT 'MUSEUMMINDED'
    212 4 NOT 'MUSEUM MINDED' LONDON museums draw about 5,000,000 visitors a year, and rank next to cinemas and sport as "popular entertainment". But Londoners are not so "museum-minded" as New Yorkers. Mr. Chauncey J. Hamlin, 70-year-old president of the International Council of Museums who has come to Britain from Buffalo. U.S.A..
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    Philip Vaz to sing at the Capitol
    687 4  -  FELIX I M— SWING TOPICS by A FORMER St. Mary's Church, Rangoon, choir bo^r whose rich and powerful voice has been heard throughout Burma and Singapore, has just been given a contract by Shaw Brothers. Thirty-eight-year old Philip Vaz. a light baritone, will
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    British Summer Scene
    13 4  - Britis h Summer Scene Unknown The dream of Vera .on a Penzance beach
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    WHATMERIT WILL FUTURE HOLD FOR SCHNABEL?
    648 4  - WHA TMERIT WILL FUTURE HOLD FOR SCHNABEL? PRESTO MUSIC TOPICS by fTHE name of Arthur Schnabel has been for so lons associated with the very finest and most uncompromisingly high standards of musical performance, and the news of his recent death m Switzerland, at the age of 69, comes as
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    Record Reviews
    454 4 Sibelius. Symphony no. 1 m E minor, op. 39, Leopold Stokowski conducting his symphony orchestra. H.M.V. D.B. 1264-67. In listening to this first symphony of Sibelius, it Is very difficult indeed to comply with the usual attitude of non-com-mittal reserve which musical criticism maintains toward this composer's" works.
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      15 4 ROLEXI LONGINE I WATCHES H. SEN A LTD. M\t. MURE PEN AMi it fl BANGKOK
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    TRADE GROUSE FROM INDIA & JAPAN
    153 5 TRADE GROUSE FROM INDIA JAPAN Alleged cancellation of S 'pore orders Free Press Staff Reporter INDIAN and Japanese export firms have lodged complaints with Singapore trade organisations against the practice of certain merchants m the Colony of cancelling their orders after goods have been prepared for dispatch because of slight
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    Warning by Jap journal...
    56 5 A Japanese trade journal received m the Colony, alleging that these cancellations followed a slight rise m price, warned Japanese textile mills against accepting overseas orders without firm commitments. With the signing of the Peace Treaty, Japan's business contact* would increase, the journal declared, and cautioned
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    H.M.S. Kenya always hits headlines
    241 5 H.M.S. Kenya always hits headlines JJ. M. S. Kenya, the 9,000-ton Colony class light cruiser which is here for a refit after more than a year m Korea, ls not one of the most publicised warships m the Royal Navy for nothing. Apart from her meritorious action m and around
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    No more free information on property liabilities
    244 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singapore Municipality will stop giving free information about Municipal liabilities on properties m the town area and will charge a search fee of S5 where one house or plot of land is concerned, i A further $2 Ls
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    WATER PLAN FOR FISHING VILLAGE
    115 5 F. P. Malay Correspondent rpHE 6,000 inhabitants of Kuala Kedah will no longer have to depend on the only three watertaps at which they have to queue up for hours to wait their turns of the water supply system In the Melayu. A plan, which
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    U.N. ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE
    30 5 A meeting will be held m the British Council Hall on Tuesday next, Sept. 11, lor the purpose of founding the United Nations Association of Singapore.
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    S.E.A. EDUCATION CONFERENCE
    27 5 I of Education from British Terri--1 tories m South-East As!a.— P.R. picture. Th Comm ssioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. addressing the Conference of Directors
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    'Give youth a chance'
    181 5 Free Press Staff Reporter gINGAPORE*S youth, if «iven proper training and guidance, will m time be able to guide other people into social services and help the public, Prof. G. B. Sondhi, Director of the Youth Welfare Seminar of the United Nations (pictured at left above
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    MOBILE SAFETY FIRST EXHIBITION
    97 5 FOLLOWING the Road Snfety Exhibition held at the Victoria Memorial Hall from June 2 to 11, the Singapore Junior Safety "First Council have organised their own Mobile Safety First Exhibition which will tour the schools of Singapore under their auspices. The Exhibition will stay for a
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    Higher Services
    85 5 IN the examination for entry 1 into the Higher Services. Part I, heki m June 1951. the following candidates attained the minimum standard required to qualify for interview by the Public Services Commission: Abdul Rahman bin Rahim, Lee Ah yveng, Toh Thiam Hock, K. C. Natarajan, Mohamed bin
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    Varsity needs Engineering Dept.
    174 5 JLTHOUGH about $500,--000 has already been received (and more money is needed) for opening a Department of Engineering m the University of Malaya the proposal is tied up with the question of the permanent location for the University, Mr. W. D. Craig, the Registrar, told the
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    MONEY-SAVING ADVICE TO MCs
    90 5 SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioners would save quite a bit of money if they instal drainage, electricity, gas and sewerage services before the completion of roads and turfing on new building lots, a Singapore estate promoter told the Free Press yesterday. The repair of excavations made for extending
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    LAST RESORT
    27 5 Secret ballots have i>een sent out to the 700 memb«vs of the Perak Hydro's Employees Union to decide on a strike ?s a last resort.
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    Queen's Scholar ship 3951 Five will try for coveted honour
    205 5 Queen's Scholar ship 3951 Five will try for coveted honour Free Press Staff Reporter COMPETITION for the Queen's Scholarship one of the most coveted scholarships m Malaya— is likely to be very keen this year. Five recent graduates of thc University of Malaya have I sent m their applications for
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    APPOINTMENT IV RHODESIA
    39 5 pictnre Mr. IJUtTtN N-fAfl* Legal Ad user and I Counsel. Johcre, who sail* for the T.K. tomorrow e_ rout*" t« Northern Rhodesia to take up the appointment of Soln hoi General of that terrii Free Press
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      119 5 Moutries Are glad to announce that they have just received a further small consignment of j the famous Danemann Pianos mWtf mWfflmW W S MOUTRIE ACO MALA** LTD £S /"S. w/w tw JOH L« UTUE BU, A DI *x //075 i mmwmi^mmmwmmwmmmmmmmm^^^^mm^m^m^^mmmmmmmmm^^mmmmmmmmmm^^^^mmmm^mi^^^^^^^^^mmmmm tne FESTIVAL of BRITAIN IS NEARLY OVER To
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    RASC Cup final today
    138 6 final of the R.A.S.C. InterUnit Cup soccer competition between 55 Coy. (Air Despatch) and 4 S.RD. will be played at Gillman Barracks this evening at 5 1"). It was previously stated to have taken place yesterday. tmtM winners, Driver Bing Coy, R.A.S.C. School, were knocked out
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    Bridge Hand
    344 6 Bridge Hand S°" *il i ii ILiJ .suu:ung ni.s I M sojn a.-, he got a look .mm v. when West opened tlie He won with the ace. I drew trumps m three leads and ip the clubs for three spade uds So the fact that tlie i spade finesse
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    SOUTH CHINA XI WEAK IN FINISHING
    524 6  -  CRUSADER By King, McDonald go all out S. China A.A. 3; Europeans Eurasians Comb. 1 gOUTH China A.A. soccer tourists deserved their 3 l victory over Singapore Europeans and Eurasians Combined XI at Jalan Besar Stadium last evening, but their attack was unimpressive against
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    Sedgman wins U.S. title
    317 6 TWO great victories were 1 registered at Forest Hills New York, yesterday when ik Sedgman (Australia) became singles champion of frhe United States and Miss Maureen Connolly, a 16--year-old girl from California, reached the women's final by knocking out Miss Doris Hart, the Wimbledon title-holder. Sedgman,
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    US Davis Cup team named
    95 6 US Davis Cup team named QIX men were named yesterday as the United States team to go to Australia this winter for the final stages of the Davis Cup tennis competition. They are Dick Savitt, Australian and Wimbledon champ.on, Tony Trabert, Budge Pafty, Hamilton Richardson, Vie Seixas American champion and
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    CAMPO IN 2 TITLE FIGHTS
    44 6 tuny campo who will de- fend his Oriental flyweight title against Little Medina on Wednesday. Sept. 19. will be leaving for Bangkok, on or before September 25 to defend his title there against Chai Sit Phol. Siamese champion.- AFP
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    WELSHMEN WIN
    17 6 Welsh Academicals beat 1 Newton Abbott 9-3 m a Rugby j Union fixture yesterday. Reuter
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    Royal Navy lose Holland and Tarr
    321 6  -  CHARLES BRYCE STfGBY IN SINGAPORE .1 By DESPITE the loss of many of last season's stars, prospects at thc Naval Base for the coming rugby season are good. Enthusiasm runs high and, although a regular XV has not yet been sorted out, there is
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    TUAN MONG O.B. FOIL KRANJI
    75 6 TUAN MONG O.B. FOIL KRANJI nnUAN Mong Old Boy'g Association held Royal Navy Kranji to a one-all draw yesterday »t Geylang Stadium and prevented Kranji from taking the S.AF.A. Div. 3B league championship as this draw means that Kranji can be caught by Katong Sajarah "A." Kranji received an early
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      245 6 Radio SINGAPORE 1 p.m. Dance Music by Tommy Dorsey Orchestra 1 30 Time Signal News; 1.45 Lunch Time Prom; 2 Close; 6.15 Programme Summary; 6.17 Science of Life Popular science for young people By Raymond Thomas; 6.40 The Radio String Ensemble; 6.55 Announcement; 7 Time Signal, News and Singapore Share
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    Magnificent win, says SAFA chief
    170 7 HI \i: 111 congratulaliaa Munificent Which Singapore Amateur foothill \-m...fon re vesterda* from 'president Mr. W. Watt who is >n Braa.n. %lr pm informed h table of Singapore* UP lUmmmlmmZ a former Co...mard. immediately .la s match at I. IT.!' foe Sambas EMM* <>' NingaMaftiya
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    Davids may not play tomorrow
    75 7 Press Soccer Reporter i iPACITY crowd is expected for tomorrows match at Jalan Besar Stadium between Malaya C»p team and South China A.A. crowd control, the gated m. Seating accommodation is md the enclosure will be closed been reached. .\ere arto draw of trounced btit
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    U.K. soccer results
    15 7 s I" X a i i) Town s (tip semi-final)' I. R'Hl-
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    HOLLYWOOD Beauty Hint
    47 7 tfWi*c£t^ 17-1 I r ration OWS are ilow I the eye bone <ii<erncd at r^icd penol- c bums 'his curve ul.ly dis >ou do I the •fer- <Jo>rly n* follows the V,,t M f.rmly browi .j way •Hfuic. Once <* rt-Janonship r. correct mill rattU.
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    SCOTCH EXPRESS SHOWS FINE PACE
    325 7  - SCOTCH EXPRESS SHOWS FINE PACE ALLAN LEWIS By Winning gallop by Trobella yesterday's time-making "orgy", things were rather quiet at Bukit Timah this morning. Only four horses made time. Newcomer Scotch Express (Mulley) made a good impression when he held Gambar Melayu (Garrard) over a half a mile m 50
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    UK SOCCER FIXTURES
    238 7 POLLOWING are the U.K. soccer fixtures for Saturday: ENGLISH LEAGUE— Div. 1 Aston Villa v Arsenal Burnley v Bromwich Charlton T Middlesbrough Chelsea v Fulham Derby v Manchester C. Huddersfield v Portsmouth Manchester U. v Stoke Preston v Newcastle Sunderland v Blackpool Tottenham v Bolton Wolves Liverpool
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    Getting ready to clear
    45 7 Free Press picture. iuiiu-tak, South China goalkeeper, Rets uaciv to el_ar a f IL,u1 L,u th Irie.1 rie th e Combined European-Eurasian team's in-side-nght. tries to connect with a header m Yesterday's soccer m*tch at Jalan Besar. South China won 3-1
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    Appleyard takes 200th wicket
    453 7 DOB Appleyard, Yorkshires 27-year-old bowler who was not considered for the Tests against South Africa this summer, claimed the last two M.C.C. wickets m the match against Yorkshire at Scarborough yesterday and thereby reached a total of 200 for the season. No other bowler has taken
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    RECORD ENTRY
    37 7 TJAFFLES Institution's third post-war swimming gala, to be held at the Chinese Swimming Club pool on Friday, Sept. 21, has attracted more than 60 entries and the meet promises to be yet another record-breaking one.
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    More Cup 'killers'?
    145 7 PLIANf Southern League clubs have been filling their ranks wilh Football League players, and experts believe that this is likely to lead to more than the customary quota of giant-killing performances In the co -sing F.A. (up competition. 1 lu>>e professionals who have joint d non-League sides
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    Latest SRA list
    284 7 (JALWAY GREER. Gold Rise and Stage Show, three Class 3 horses which won at :he recent Selangor meeting. hate been promoted to Class Latest classification amendment list issued by the Straits Racing Association TRANSFERS From Class 1 to Class 2— Silver Spear; from CI. 2 to CI
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    New Motor Club officials
    65 7 F. I. Storkey, secretary and treasurer of the Singapore Motor Club has resigned owing to increased pressure of work. Another committee member, Mr. P.A. Laws has also retired from the committee. New officials have been appointed to take their place. They are: Secretary: Mr. J. N.
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    Rajas win 5-2
    25 7 Kota Raja "A" scored a fivetwo victory over Cheerful Lads m yesterdays S.A.F.A. Div. 2 match at St. George's Road Reuter A.P
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    Final County cricket table
    191 7 piNAL placings m the English County cricket championship table, after the last match b et/ween Hampshire and Sussex yesterday, are: W. L. D. No Dec. Ist. inns, lead Pts. Warwick 16 2 10 0 0 6 216 Yorks 12 3 11 2 0 10 184 Lanes
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    BOXER DIES AFTER BOLT
    192 7 QEORGIE Flores, 20-year-old Brooklyn welterweight boxer, died on Monday of a brain injury suffered" m a bout with Roger Donoehue last Wednesday at Madison Square Gardens New York. Flores. married and father of a three-week-old child, was knocked out m the eighth and final round, and
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    YMCA TENNIS
    24 7 V.M.C.A. handicap tennis tournament entries v. :11 close on Sept. 13. Particulars of the tournament may be obtained frcm the V.M.C.A. secret.
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    CSC SWEEP RESULTS
    35 7 The following suits of the Chi [mime ciub n ,i Sweep 1 W Prize: No. 52 Prize: No. *****. j No *****. Starters Nos. r f, *****, *****. *****. 358 99, 182
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    RAF Changi beat 30 Battalion 5-0
    142 7 RAF Changi beat 30 Battalion 5-0 DOYAL Air Force Changi produced a slightl* K% reshuffled team yesterday to beat 30 Battalion Royal Army Ordnance Corps by five goals to nil m a United Services League soccer match at Changi. Peacock, the Airman's usual outside-right took the centre-forward position m place
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    M.U. LOSE 3-2
    99 7 A hard game at Gillman Barracks yesterday saw Singapore Engineer Regiment beat secondplaced Royal Air Force Maintenance Units by three goals to two m a United Services League soccer encounter. The Sappers went into the lead two minutes after the kick-off through outside-right Carroll. Further goals came
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    Medicos v S.C.R.C.
    70 7 Singapore Medical 6eJ I I'nion will meet SCR C a* ho kej :.t Hong Lim Green today at 5.15 p.m. The following will represent S.M.S.U.:— Lim Keng Wah. Dr. Neoh Thean Soo. Siva Bingh. Dr. D'Bras, G. Krishnan. Noel Sta Maria, Swee Lim Swanr. Dr. Brian La
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    S.A.F.A. to buy boots for Colony team
    224 7  - S.A. F.A. to buy boots for Colony team By CRUSADER OECRET of the Colony's success m the Malaya Cup, it was pointed out at Monday's meeting of thc Singapore Amateur Football Association Council, was the careful and systematic training which the team underwent. All available facilities should be accorded KM
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    Henri Cochet honoured
    126 7 IXfR f i di above), I i i i< •>«_ are of 2© ye*r* a fit. bus l. a awarded the Red Ribbon of It* Legion of Honour. Corbet, who will br *0 af lit* end of thic 'ear. «-_s mrml>*r of the famous "Musket* >n' which
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    Rugby League
    31 7 RESULTS of RubOv U ;e matche_ Dlay ing were. Lancashire Cup .sccind league: Oldham A Rochdale 5 'elimh orkshire (up. I d t second leaiue: I t, Castleford 0
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    RSGC v. ISLAND CLUD ON SUNDAY
    449 7 mHE match between Royal sinaanore Golf Club and T.iond Club will be played on Sndav morning at Island Club. Tne draw and smarting times are: first TEE- 815 M M Pater7o^ jtr n McEwan (Scr) fll Sftfc^yr~ Bateman (3); 8.20 J. H. Anderson (5)
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    LONG LAY-OFF
    28 7 yiC T world bai. v r.^ht ehampkNL knocked out Bobby Bola r Dundee Be Hand." at Johannesburg, nctvth <ti Saturd;.- <■. V a doctor »< .ko i e
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      38 7 Today's sport SOCCEK: JNR. CI PTIF.: Fathul Karib v Rocklites at J. Besar: DIV. 3B: Tionf Bahru Rangrr^ V.M.M.A. at (.evlartfr. HOCKEY: S.C.R.C. v S. Mediral Services Cnion at S.C.R.C. RCGBY: R.A.S.C. v RAJ < hanjri at Nee Soon.
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    LONDON STOCK MARKET
    156 8 LONDON STOCK MARKET gHARP fluctuations m German Potash bonds provided a feature m the end of account trading on the London Stock Exchange yesterday. Five-point rises on renewed speculative interest were followed by sharp rem on news concerning position of Potash in'*\v and later by partial Seven percents were 76
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    Egypt goes on hunger strike
    142 8 Egypt goes on hunger strike CAIRO, Wed. NATIONAL hunger strike day started ves:erdav as a protest against the continued presence of British troops m the Suez Canal zor: The nationwide move was j i by 20 hunger strikers. I of whom five entered the 10th "hunger" day yesterday. 'Political parties,
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    19 8 German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer had been invited by he British Government to ■ome to London from Oct 8 AFP
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    Lion skins and shrouds at $200,000 house party
    458 8 Even the police wore costume VENICE, Wednesday. [WIS historic city of lovers and assassins had its biggest blowout of the half century last night— a mysterious millionaire's all-night party with guests wearing everything from lion skins to shrouds. Dukes and counts trooped
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    31 8 This l.'_ht-footed fmirj is ft£arg_ret Cooper, blonik ard 20. She is one of the fairies m the vaudeville ".VTidsununer Madness." freely adapted from Shakespeare's "Midsummer Nights Dream." at London's Windmill Theatre.
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    Chiang-Jap pact
    39 8 Nationalist China's Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Hu Ching-yu yesterday told Legislative Yuan that Japan had expressed desire to conclude a bilateral treaty with Nationalist China and that arrangements for the signature were almost completed. AFP
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    DRIVE ON REBELS
    28 8 The Jakarta radio yesterday announced that skirmishes had taken place between National Army units and the troops of four battalions which rebelled last Aug 17
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    GERMAN STUDENTS DUEL IN SECRET
    128 8 n llfvr BONN, Germany, Wednesday. jji r.i.LiM, has been secretly revived at many 1-erman Universities. Members of student fraternities meet clandestinely of country inns to hack at one another's bare chests and faces with heavy cavalry sabres. The revival of duelling, with its attendant trappings
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    Store rubber: U.S. warned
    372 8 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. "THE Senate Armed Services sub-committee, m a x report released yesterday, warned tne Government on danger of a shortage of natural rubber m the United States. The report claimed that it was possible that Soviet Russia has accumulated a reserve of natural rubber sufficient
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    I.C. SITUATION BETTER
    50 8 Brigadier-General Francisc Brink said m Washington yesterday that the French military situation m Indo-China has improved considerably In recent months. Gen. Brink, chief of the U.S. military assistance advisory group to Indo-China, said the long-range outlook for complete victory over the Communists was brighter than ever.- A.P.
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    HK. QUOTATIONS
    25 8 Yesterday's closing quotations on the Hong Kong money exchange market were: HK56.595/6.63 per US$. HK515.60 per sterling HKS23O per tael of gold.— U.P.
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    IN FLORENCE
    23 8 The Sultan of Kedah arrived m Florence yesterday with his 20-year-old daughter They aa c on a tour of Europe A.P.
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    Tory aim: morepay, profits
    242 8 Tory aim: morepay, profits LOiNDON, Wed. LEADING Conservative politicians have begun to advocate a policy of industrial competition to get high production, high wages, high I profits and make Britain great again. A formal statement of this 1 policy will be forthcoming (soon. Party spokesmen said last night. No date
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    Author found shot dead
    137 8 NEW YORK. Wed. LOUIS Adamic. 52-year-old American author, was found shot dead yesterday m his burned farmhouse at Milford. 10 miles west of here. A foreign-made .22 rifle was resting on his knees, firemen said. State police and chief of the local fire department said that
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    JAP REDS HELD
    32 8 Japanese police yesterday arrested seven top Communist Party chiefs including three Diet members, after orders were issued earlier m the day for the arrest of 18 party leaders.- U.P.
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    On parole, assaulted girl of six
    203 8 T L LONDON, Wednesday. A MAN said by the police to have R\e previous *1 convictions and to be on parole from a Borstal institution admitted at Hastings that he imnroperlv assaulted a six-year-old girl. Supt. G. Sheppard. deputy I Chief Constable, said that
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