The Singapore Free Press, 12 November 1953

Microfilm: NL3679
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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Urges! Afternoon Sale in Malaya V# 11IM, Singapore, Thurs., Nov. 12, 1953. Price 15 Cts.
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    OIL CLUE TO LOST VALETTA
    267 1  - OIL CLUE TO LOST VALETTA SIT YIN FONG §'pore*8 biggest air search goes on By 15 planes out SINGAPORE aircraft, looking for an R.A.F. Valetta transport plane missing off the east coast of the island since yesterday morning located an oil patch near Jason Hay early today. _j Sunderland flying
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    THE MAN WITH A GUN
    42 1 THE MAN WITH A GUN This jolly man with a shotgun in his hands is Mr. Serge Vinogradov, Russian Ambassador to France. He is happy because he has just bagged two -plump pheasants during a shoot held by bers A bTlhe diproTftHnc"torTrVX»-
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    Singapore bus plunges into canal
    90 1 Singapore bus plunges into canal Free Press Staff Reporter Tan Kim Meow, a Chinese bus-driver employed by the Green Bus Company, Singapore, was adnvitted to the General Hospital today after his bus had plunged into the Bukit Ttmah canal near the seventh mile. There were no passengers as the bus
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    Princess: 'I don't want to be Regent'
    342 1 pRINCESS MARGARET shares I the Queen's wish that the Duke of Edinburgh replace her as Regent should the necessity arise, Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, the Home Secretary, told the House of Common^ yesterday. He was moving the second reading of the Regency Bill
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    Rubber price
    28 1 Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning on an uncertain tone with first grade. November shipment, at 55 3 4 cents a pound. cent below yesterday's close.
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    QUICK ARRESTS
    52 1 morn N arr P ,tp d H l °»u Pollce thls en Who had rnKK tl l ree armpd bread seller n d a ehl ar f thp MrPncr- i hi Lanp Junction. on* £stt5 ttt S a had r* I**'.1 wa 7h have driven the utyiu^ «v
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    U.S. SEEKS BASES IN PAKISTAN
    127 1 THE United States is negotiating with Pakistan for permission to establish military bases on the Asian sub-conti-1 nent In exchange for defence aid. Pakistan and British informants said in London yesterday that the agreement, if reached, would set up American forces on both Western and
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    Malaya in new defence line-up
    211 1 Malaya in new defence line-up PROPOSALS for linking Australia and New Zealand with Britain, Malaya and the United States in the defence of the Pacific and the Far East, are being prepared in London by the Clvief of the Imperial General &taff, Field Marshal Sir John Harding. He returned three
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    Doctor traps polio virus
    127 1 Doctor traps polio virus AN American specialist. Dr. Wendell Stanley, told the Notional Acade ny of Science* in Cambridge. Massachusetts., yesterday the poliomyelitis virus had been isolated and identified for the first time. Dr. Stanley. Director of the virus laboratorv in the University of California, said the new knowledge was
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      68 1 r Unf WAUGH CO. 1. T O NINRT WAUUM ww -j Mil M |w a ft a i j V^ *y UHCHAMIJJ z r X o ...yos Oiuf SO IVOIfM 5 you once you fcove tastod S #n€ delightful flavour of... LINGHAM'S o Chilly Sauce x 3 A Mild Piquant
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    'Let Shah (a kind man) rule as in Britain'
    394 2 'Let Shah (a kind man) rule as in Britain' MOSSADEQ IN SUNNIER MOOD TALKS ON T\H. MOSSADEQ, sunny and joking after stormy scenes in which he punched his lawyer and tried to walkout on his judges, yesterday settled down to attack the military courts right to try him. The ex-Premier
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    SAVED FROM THE PIT
    18 2 pictu re. Two burned n-iners are assisted after their reseue from a pit A.P.
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    12,000 DIED IN SMOG
    93 2 A GOVERNMENT expert \<>- tcniay blamed choking fogs ht.st winter for <he death 9l 12.000 people in Britain. Dr. E. T. Wilkins. chief of the Fuel Research Station in the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, said 4.000 of these fell prey in three days to
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    SILVER RIBBON FOR INGRID
    14 2 relieved a rBma yesterday "'-A H__ nalists and Film Writer*
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    DUKE LEFT £31,000 TO SECRETARY
    130 2 DUKE LEFT £31,000 TO SECRETARY DEATH duUes haye the late Duke of Bedford unsettled estate to UtUeZre than a quarter of U* slze lt was disclosed in his will published in London yesterday puDlwned Selt led nnf!!; ary »*Wy (not acuied upon anyone) was valued at^ £802.253 grot* V a
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    Byrnes refuses to obey summons
    158 2 M R JAMES F Byrnes, Governor of South Tamil __^^»__~£s before it today T_SdaJ ljrr _r i lib P° e naed on i___r* y to answer Qllf s tions about the late uitl S__T_ AS r cannot" 1^ BSfc_i_fiB_r fiWstv_£_*£ sua turn y y Ur
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    HENS AND DUCKS DANCE SAMBA
    144 2 HENS AND DUCKS DANCE SAMBA kiiJJ^ili^^j t^ LA Uid > n<a r Bilbao, SDain A Ramon Arenas has tau«ht his rooster. Pepe, and four duf K dance the samba o, Wao.' pupulari.Md man i u ff n I Ramon says v only took •> l<n^,f pat.ncv and plenly 0 50-year
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      94 2 !_=_3g/ i offBiPUN anp tm PSole Importers: Jfo KIAN GWAN (M) LTD A V 4 SINGAPORE PENANG *T ;T OCEAN PARK HOJEL^ V BARBECUE GAROEM g i with _l jf Music and Dancin* every olf ht 9S*m "J"^ W JL ALL DRINKS serred at lowest possible rwta* M §jg IS
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    Kampong tale of screams, shapes in 'death' pond
    394 3  - Kampong tale of screams, shapes in 'death' pond S ll YIN FUNG l fit I By nocturnal apparitions are haunting LiKli ■><»** "'Trhlnese living near a deep hsh pond I-**!" ilnoer Serangoon Koad. ever since sir i. V was drowned there recently. URS salle Sftft J_ the area, said that
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    LORD CHERWELL GETS THE C.H.
    61 3 Lord Cherweii, until recently Paymaster General in the Conservative Government and atomic energy adviser to Sir Winston Churchill has been appointed by the Queen to the of the Companions of wndon Gazette announced. Lord Cherweii. 66. resigned ■I m material post at the end wiast
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    3 WHO WORKED WITH SUN YAT SEN
    139 3 T HREE Sin S apore men the 1 worked with Dr lun Vat fen. wtte. Manchus Colony planning the rt J*S*__ hta 8 7th birthday bow before his portrait today nis anniversary. I They are Mr. Lee Chin Tian. Mr. Chew Hian Swee
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    GIFT FOR INDIA
    36 3 Communist Chinese Ambassador Gen. Yuan Chung presented a cheque for US$80,343 to Prime Minister Mr Nehru yes terday for India's Nallo na Relief Fund. The donation was made by the Chinese Red Cross.
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    Girl Guide leader is Red
    49 3 MRS. Edith Holt. 44, saw yesterday she has been sacked a Girl Guide leader in Manchester because she is a Com- took charge of the n_? I love my fellow men." The county Olrl Guide com ISone°rs saW 1^.^?^ Communist unsuitable as a ader.
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    FOG GROUNDED PARIS PLANES
    29 3 F 8 rfSnlW yesterday m>\ ii-l that l£> l rs leavinn France had to W by I rain to Mussels. Of -ulhward he t_rV_r »l"«
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    11 MAU MEN HANGED
    26 3 wnnvn tribesmen were T _L i Nairobi yesterday for nanfao im l ffom PS including i S_W_aVn* and aiding Mau| Mau terrorists.
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    A KING'S BIRTHDAY
    23 3 JHL 9^ VI <» f Sweden CtH Ml 71st birthday UTSr yps,,r(^V The mo- Biitalo. n a P riva^ visit to
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    $18 M. HOTEL
    30 3 The Hilton Hotel chain w HI bttlW a M$18 000 000 hotel in Cairo, Egypt, replanni? the ties troyed Shepherds Hotel. It was announced In Cairo yesterday.
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Nov. 12, 1953. Opinion FEDERAL BUDGET
    974 4 f THE Federation Govern- x ment's revised estimates or 1953 make it clear hat predictions of bank- I uptcy by the end of this ear have been somedeficit is $146 1 trillion far ?Jow the figure of $200 milXI
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    TOO MUCH GOLF AND...
    7 4 ....not enough speeches
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    NEHRU FACES A RED CHALLENGE
    205 4 BOMBAY. AN important by-election to the Indian House of the People (Parliament) which will be a major test of strength between Prime Minister Nehru and the Communists, will be held in Travan-core-Cochin state in mid-November. JSlfS ni a straight twoparty fight for the seat The
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    They Like Ike-But Not So Much
    212 4  -  UNKNOWN By A year ago popular acclaim swept President Eisenhower into the White House. pJ ow comes news of a dramatic swing back to the Democrats in the American local elections. What has caused this change in American public opinion? Is it due to
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    Coloured boards lead you to right court
    282 5 Coloured boards lead you to right court ILLITERATES CAN PICK THE BUILDING Free Hress Staff Reporter ..uMtv District and Police Courts have r__^__M_l to he'P illiterate people "•flm The name and the number of the P_* i .Tso written on the boards in English flurts are ai^ ■__S*'when an accused
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    MR. HOLIDAY AND RUBBER BAN
    80 5 Mr. E. G. Holiday, vicechairman of the Singapore number of Commerce Rubber Association, yesterday denied a statement attributed him 2 local rubber circles "will SL_*_ t0 pleased if th e rubber ban could be lifted". t___ J hat we w °uW only be _J_ l
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    EX-GERMAN MARSHAL ADVISES THE REDS
    27 5 EX-GERMAN MARSHAL ADVISES THE REDS m? SSftK Oenmn Radio Marsha 1 »KS l I 0nner Fie 'd th C zon^r tary a(iVisor t0 emment Comm "™t Gov-
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    SOME ASIANS DON'T KNOW MEANING OF R.S.V.P.
    276 5  - SOME ASIANS DON'T KNOW MEANING OF R.S.V.P. G. T. BOON By MANY Asians use the letters R.S.V.P. on invitations without knowing that they mean a reply is required. Others who receive such cards are equally unfamiliar with the initials." said Mr. Quek Kai Tong yesterday. He was one of those
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    Hanyang building plans ready
    83 5 Hanyang building plans ready DUILDING plans of the Nanyang university are ready. Work is expected to start soon on the 500-acre site off Jurong. The plan includes buildings for the various faculties, a laboratory, library, students' hostels and staff quarters. Both American and English structural designs have been incorporated in
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    2⅛% BILLION PEOPLE IN THE WORLD
    72 5 Two scientists In New York say the world now has two and a half billion people and that its population should continue to grow before stabilizing itself at about four billion. The scientists W. S. Woy- tinsky and his wife -said the earth's population
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    Governor due back today
    66 5 Free Press Staff Reporter riMlE Governor, Sir John Nicoll. JL returns to Singapore this afternoon by air from his 15day visit to Hong Kong. On the same plane will be Admiral Felix Stump, new commander of the United States Pacific Fleet. The admiral during his short
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    4,000 WHO NEARLY MISSED LESSONS
    128 5 4,000 WHO NEARLY MISSED LESSONS PtJhM SU hNN 't dy n' s wlln te si«Sr, v IUI h *n Muc «&S, :i I<M adult Coun?,! 0^ Adu!l ran the Claims formerly for the MCA There is. however, one condition. The students will have to learn English In .addition to Chinese.
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    36 girls-all hope to win a contest
    86 5 36 girls-all hope to win a contest rriURTY-SIX girls have entered for the "Miss Max Factor, Malaya" contest which will be held at Raffles Hotel next Wednesday night. All except two will have to appear in the elimination round on Monday at Raffles. The lucky two are Miss inlet Sleigh
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      64 5 iVt'tr Arrivuls ALL WOOLLEN Funcy Xuttinys < "TC 3f in 4 beautiful ;I fond nianf wear I WORKMAHSHIP J TAILORING DEPT. I JC/ST RECEIVED A NEW SELKCTION OF SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RINGS Set with Flawless White Diamonds from Thirty Points to Two Carats each- S.P.H. «1«- SH *r\ 45, High
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      260 6 hn gh g gcngc (MANDRAKE, THE MACICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis \_^\M I >0U GAVE Mi NONSENSE/ I SILLY MAN, THE A IT'S NOT SStTBUtTI <I0,^AV C >0l GOvp 1 >_$A PHONYMONEY. 1 .,-> MONEY'S RIGHT IN MY POCKET.' --&JT-- j COMPLETELY Ornt >^ MYMCNEY--T^E IT TURNED INTO
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      286 6 *oun LUcxy PUn,,^ *"*Z__i lhfr Your tuat*!* o„ hou- u 7* weU at 7 n^'u2? °PP«* your u 8 ess r.^S: art; l '•P'nion v_^ t JJ J__* la^ will b, ,T« tieM t0 find )our 1,1 of concent mi i„n r roncentrate' ratlon ~»M ft, Y °u women S
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    Peasant who reaped rent
    400 7 'RICH FROM BRITAIN'S I HOUSING SHORTAGE' QJKVEN years Aft v l'ole went to liritain "just a working man, a peasant." Last week as the landlord of 15 Hats, he was criticised by a rent tribunal chairman for growing rich at the expense of poorer people m
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    Untitled
    41 7 I SHIRLEY LORRIMER, one of the lovelies chosen to play m the harem scenes of "YOU KNOW WHAT SAILORS ARK" (see picture on right) is caught by the photographer as she adjusts hoc shoe m the portrait studio at Pinewood. Britain.
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    C-Stone? Just put away, he says
    57 7 Reports that an attempt had been made to steal the Corona- j tion Stone from Westminster Abbey have been denied by Afctef officials. Said Mr. T. Hebron, registrar: 'During work to prepare for th.^ Abbey's reopening on Sunday, the stone has been put In
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    She dies at 103
    30 7 IJuwS'ai a te W^mer died m sS lat Bury St Edmunds Mn' ag tf 103 Her 97-year-JW Jster. Mrs. Maud Pilbrow. is ln the same hospital.
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    QUEEN AT PLAY
    26 7 accon^anied by ___Ti_ U r_? 1 P aid an in- theatre t0 see T.S Ual cie n r e k T Play Conflden-
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    'Cut that tax on tobacco'
    299 7 pOME to Putney, Britain, for a look at the people signing the petition to cut the tobacco tax. In two hours. 49 customers callel at one of the tobacconist's on Putney Hill. A petition form was lying on the counter. Pen in hand, the shopkeeper
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    HE IS ALONE NOW, IN HIS GARDEN OF EDEN
    152 7 ra&_^"£3ni__ MS after 33 years of mum tntM. th—gHt BIT. And next day lie set 10 wui* to brighten the months that i mained with a beautiful garden below his wife's sick room. He tore up the tennis court and built
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    AMOK SLASHES SON, DAUGHTER
    59 7 A 40-year-old ChlnCfC •WWg- inn .1 chopper ran amok m an apartment building In Homj 1 K(»ii yt terd <v killing one ptr)i. .i-kI Injuring live others, including till Ml .md daughter. police orercame tho amok l>"tore lw COUld CftTrV his bloody j i v turthei
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    The danger age at home begins at 65
    118 7 The danger age at home begins at 65 SIX out of every ten acciaeiiiA in the home occur to people of 65 and over. Mrs Winifred Duncan, of Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, told a conference at Westminster that out of 6,522 deaths in 1351 elderly persons accounted
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    £300 GRAB
    34 7 Two nun an Ifthed tin- win tow of Bourne and Hoillngeworth In c. ford street and grabbed two I f uri worth £300 and got away I m a Cat believed stolen.
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    Unknown Unknown
    268 8 Unknown Unknown Many classes teach intricate machine art m Singapore Pictures by teach rt O A Fret *m k ortier fe Z busy 7 C0BhiB embroidery Chl eM They 2 p*.is T*r M» $20. Co< c*e« „< j,» months Ltftf** 1 CUisei la** f five a tdioolgirls of Mr $15
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    POLISH REDS OVERDO ACT IN MOSCOW
    2120 10 POLISH REDS OVERDO ACT IN MOSCOW Second World War Vol. 6) -15 by Sir Winston Ch Ur Il'li I Prune Minister and Mr Eden, visiting Moscow in vm\ had secured the presence there of the enled Polish Print* Minuter, m. Mikiolajczyk, una tio<) 01 h colleagues from On Oct. 13
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    Bridge Hand
    119 11 Neither tide vulnerable, N-S 40 on Kore Nortlr dealer RUTH'S TACTICS m .he b>ddinp wjubted had promised some topad nS i 5.° me arouml bl" S01"11 ,l°, d6tenCe aml he '»ny low contract. I^S01?'11^- hp fe»P«J m qMdci West SS c OU' MV€ lh but unforfnn sfep "an(i
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    VANISHED COIN CAME BACK
    255 11 years ago. She was waiting for the day when one of her two married frand-daughteri would present her with hff first jiff grandchild Then, m July. thf halfsovereign disappeared, Months later Mr. R J Bowen, a buMness man, sent our of his It%JI out to buy
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      315 11 Today's Crossword P I P I P I I _F I I P I I s t^^— Li^^^^^^i^^i^^M|MJ ____r i a e e j I I j S^J 1 1 1 1 ___________P B_^ i' .H B ____T~ Bfl ___H H 1 1 I I 1 a_BBan____l 1 ACROSS like
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    Official set bad example
    116 12 1UME and time .t»ja;n. we get Mr. Hax worth w.trntng and advising us sbo_| what to do and what not to do on the rosds. We ippreclate that But why do none people *ho should a:no w better spoil the good work The otter day. I
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    CHRISTMAS SURPRISE
    24 12 The United States announced! plans yesterday to give Christmas food parcels to two million needy families in West Germany and West Berlin.
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  • The Pressman's Postbag
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      CROSS WORDS OVER A CHEQUE
      369 12 CROSS WORDS OVER A CHEQUE j HAVE a big grouse and since your paper is the besL J means of letting other people know P Sne's grouse I have decided to write to you. grouse, 1 On many occasions, i have wanted to against the clerks at Kandang Kerbau Post
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      28 12 A sophisticated study of Adnenne orri, 21-year-old, in CO irH 0rn ir P e J l l,ead who stars Arfh« K "«inappers, M a new Arthur Rank film.
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      LONG ROAD
      94 12 {SINGAPORE is to have more *J rubberised roads. In case anyone in Malayan primary infry thinks this fs likely t, 0 have any immediate effect for RO ia' thp word s of Mr A Wear Director ol Public Works' should be noted. H I Ol mi II af
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    CHILD SENSE
    114 12 AS ONE OF THE organisers of the Convent of the Good Shepherd fete at St Josephs Institution may I please be permitted to reply to the letter which appeared In a recent edition of the Free Press above the norn de plume of "DisgustThe people responsible for the
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    68 12 picture. TH_ QUEEN MOTHER and the Archbishop of Canterbury (extreme left) pose for a picture being: made by Mavis Trott. »0. from Bermuda, after attending a service of thanksgiving at St. Gabriels Church Training College for Women Teachers. Lambeth, London. The churchman at the completion of rebuilding and redecorating work.
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    BOUQUETS
    108 12 THE Singapore Harbour Board indulged in w a rm and thunderous clapping and gave bouquets to the staff for their efficiency and hard work Then when the Staff Asoriitinn i V? and woiking conditions, the board inlnih 6 a frozen look a ™ld m an I English winter. It
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    Lucky wives can juggle the cash
    168 12 'TWERE seems to have been A quite a fuss kicked up in the Press lately as to whether a wife is entitled to pocket money. I personally feel that in principle, the wife has every right to a little from her husband. ■at. unfortunately,
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    A fruil by any name....
    34 12 A fruil by any name.... T' IE *E ha* be en said about 7k qilit i* Chinese. is kn WtolJ Ma > I therefor., k changed. What u?T >»t Oi the Rural iKJ )|U *««|J
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    THE QUEEN'S HOLIDAY
    27 12 ■raj Queen yesterday ham er i,?'i!J, t 7,t 0mi!S^ hoUday N r 0lk ,or 8 She will jom the Duh Edmburgh who went gj
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    The Queen Of The Highbrows
    671 13  - The Queen Of The Highbrows GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON j. The diary or a sensitive sharp-tongued m< jk W^S Wy who died rather than live m a war Her name Virginia Woolf. £r*&^9i ..TFBS DIARY. By VlrWOOLF was a V 1 1 highly strung, V ?reiv beautiful aUSte on who smoked
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    IT'S AN ILL HEALTH SCHEME
    371 13 IT'S AN ILL HEALTH SCHEME "Ojr XaHanai III feallh Srrviw- kr W Sh d0n B R ™NS National Health Service, sailing lawful occasions "rough the ocean of free *4cine, is raked from to stern now by £Wn Vic-Admiral S:r Sheldon F. Dudley. Medial Director-General of 'Mi y to?946 War fr
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    Thurber writes on T.S. Eliot
    36 13 5___?ȣ^P t0 ,P lrs llk EUnVT reall V a s P ,a v. The fp tfe^^"?!, the *trjZ7 p hilip 7s f h R, "ter. of X a r ,n ,,n
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    LIBRARY LIST
    97 13 riated by his sister-in-law while fining her as a rebPl and a heretic. SINGER AND ACCOMPANIST, Gerald Moorr, (Methurn). Thi* book takes fiftv songs in six languages at random, end with numeroui illustrations nugge^u how they should be 8imp and played 308 muslral illustrations. TETTERS FROM IIARI DICKENS
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    Foreign Legion 'Debunked'
    490 13 Foreign Legion 'Debunked STRANGE COMPANY. Adrian Liddrll Hurt, < M m.i. 1.1, i„ NitolMBf« VEW books on the French Foreign Legion have been so informative as this new title by the son of the world-famous authority on military tactics. It is a report on the nature, scope and personnel of
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    CHURCHIILLIAN
    84 13 gIGGEST cheer at the recent Wine Festival banquet in London rang out for Sir Winston Churchill— who wasn't there It came when writer Charles Morgan, speaking in Vintners' Hall, one of the city's finest treasure houses, talked about the award of the Nobel Prize for Literature to "such a
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      97 13 Fly Worlds Most Experienced Airline I ROUND WORLD 1 1 PAN AMER.CAN HAS MADE 1.500 j. i ROUND-THE-WORLD TRIPS P _o record no ort.eroi.line can equal. 1 M w "i:i:iU-"- I I m m^/mJ^m ■■\iiE^ I I i pan American j I JAMES NISBET CO., LTD. I I Solr Aicrnts:
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      89 14 IN CELEBRATION OF vjSSjSa THE 10TH (jP W) SrKROSSKOURAS MlVE^ 20th century fox presents They Do nt jyj &**ti$fi8k Wk HOWARD HAWKS' Jj _J rifindetntn jst -i ilv'* 11 A ___H V H Mi #1 a 1 #V_____ fl 1 _La f) /tlPV m i M ___rl _r* II _L
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    ENGLAND WIN 3-1
    249 15 and qualify j for the world soccer cup finals p\oi__\_f aeieaieo Ireland 3—1 in an international soccer match at Kverton before 70,000 fans yesterday and qualified for the World Cup series in Switzerland next June. The two countries who finish top in the British international championship qualify
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    McCARTHY TO FIGHT CLAYTON
    49 15 Ronnie Clayton, Eritish featheri •elfht champion, has signed to (Wend his title against Sammy HfCarthy at Harringay. London, on M). 16. m Clayton has been British champion for more Ulan five years- He has been outP°inted by MrCarthy over 10 round? m a non-title Renter
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    VARSITY REPEAT VICTORY
    193 15 VARSITY REPEAT VICTORY UNIVERSITY of Malaya once again showed their superiI ority at rugger over Teachers (Training College, when they won the return match at Victoria i School b v 15-5. The Varsity's win was more cay than the sccres would suggest lor none of their four tries was convert-
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    BAGBY RODE A NICE RACE ON BOBSWORTH
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