The Singapore Free Press, 20 March 1950

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFT ERNOON SALE IN MALAYA \V** SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1950. PRICE TEN 1 EMS.
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    SAIGON BATTLE GOVT. TO ACT
    242 1 'Arrest men m shadows' SAIGON, Monday. gTUDENTS and workmen carrying the goldstarred flag of Ho Chi-minh's Moscow-backed Vietnamese regime rioted m Saigon for four hours yesterday m a demonstration against the presence of two American destroyers m the harbour. Four people were killed and many
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    LEOPOLD: 'WAVES OF STRIKES'
    17 1 LEOPOLD: 'WAVES OF STRIKES' iggest hat ayes of Leo- the fuwho I his p] and per- A.P.
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    CONGO-U.S. TIN PACT
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    BONTS RETURN
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    34 1 photo Aja Vrianova. Czech \kater, won the world title m London a couple of weeks ago and decided yesterday to remain m Britain as an exile rather than to home to Communist Czechoslovakia Reuter
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    No defence pact for Germany
    151 1 LONDON, Monday. ORITISH Foreign Office quarters this week-end 13 firmly rejected suggestions foi an Allied security uuarantei* for the defence of Western Germany against possible aggression from the East. They again dismisses as unacceptable suggests for any form of rearmament of Germany. Official sources emphasized
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    1,784 PATIENTS FOR EACH
    40 1 ITNDER Britain'! National Health Service, each 1.737 London doctors had an average pt 1.784 potential patients on his iist last year. The London Executive Council of the Service did not what percentage actually received treatment.- A.P.
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    REDS' CARGO MAY BE HERE
    184 1 HONG KONG, Monday. quarters m Formosa believe that the British ship Empire Dirk, which last week sailed from Hong Kon* with 1,000 tons of vital plane parts for Red China, may have gone to Singapore instead of Shanghai. The theory is that the Empire Dirk
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    BERNHARD BACK
    19 1 ice Bernhard of the iierlantis arrived at Schii airport. Amsterdam, r a 12-week m hemis- A. P.
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    RICK BUYER
    24 1 Ceylon has appointed the Chief Assistant Director of Food Supplies. Mr C O de Silva, her representative m Siam for rice purchases.
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    S.E. Asia Union first steps
    82 1 MANILA. Mon. A group headed by th^ Philippines Under-S*vre-tary for Foreign Affairs, F°!ino Neri. to draft details of tl Booth-Bast Asia Union Conference expected to be held m Bagnio m the next month or two has been appointed by the Council State, the nations highest
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    $50,000 THEFT IN NEW YORK
    48 1 GEMS and fUTi worth more than US$5O,OOO haVe been stolen from the New York apartment of a beautifu Iranian princess. The Princess is the wife oi Emad Kia, former Iranian consul m New York. She said none of her valuables were Insured.- A.P.
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    ARMY GAMES
    29 1 A combined exercise by military and civil security forces will be held throughout the Gold Coast today and tomorrow, for the first time m the colony's history.
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    POLAR SEARCH
    27 1 Rear Admiral Richard Byrd may lead 4,000 men back to Little America next October, to train for possible Polar warfare *nd search for minerals.- A.P.
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    29 1 hghghgh NEW COLOURS of the Singapore branch of the Boys Brigade were dedicated at St Andrews Cathedra w yesterday. Picture show the colours during the march past Free Press
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    The FP gave Oakfel $73
    27 1 Trespasser, Free Press tipster, had four irood winners on Saturday. They were: YOIR LORDSHIP ($26). BARHAM ($26). OAKFEL ($73). ARCTIC LORD ($22)
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    Oysters not work : official
    58 1 Oysters not work official ANEW YORK jury has ruled that it is not work to teach someone to fry oysters. Mrs. Ruth Granger, a waitress, testified she was not working, but was instructing a novice cook, when inspectors called at a cafe. The jury acquitted the owner of permitting women
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    TRANSIT BAN
    24 1 The U.S. Immigration Department has refused further transit to Chinese carrying Nationalist visas and bound for countries contiguous to the United States
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    RED FLAG FOUND IN JOHORE
    71 1 Free Press Staff Reporter (COMMUNIST nags and documents were found at Roscote Estate m the Kulai area of Johore yesterday after telephone wires on the main road were found to bp cut. A Malay and a Chinese were killed when armed bandits itta-ked Tong Chuan
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    PICKED THE WRONG MAN
    43 1 HAJIMK TAKAHASHI tried to pick a wallet out of a shopper's pocket m a Tokio store. It was not a -vallet but a policeman's credentials. It was not a shopper but a p'.aincloths man. Hajlme Is m Jail.- A.P.
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    POLICE HURT
    23 1 Five policemen were injured m a dash between 20 police and several hundred Communists during a demonstration at Toulouse. France. Reuter
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    TRIP TO PEKING
    14 1 A Czechoslovak mission arrived m Pekinr for trade talks yesterday.- Reuter
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    'No election yet': Isaacs
    68 1 LONDON. Mon. THE Minister of Labour, Mr. George Isaacs, scoffed at khe idea that there would be another General Flection m two or three months. Do not believe the sugyrstion that there will lie another election m iwo or three months' time," he >;iid ;it a
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    TRUMAN AND STALIN PHONE TALK STUNT
    116 1 NEW YORK. Mon. VfEMBERS of a suspended lfl American Legion group said last night that they will connect President Truman and Marshal Stalin by telephone today whether they want to talk or not. Special telephone iines have been installed at the hotel where the
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    CHINESE REDS FREE BISHOP
    37 1 THE Right. Rev. Quentin Huang, Anglican Bishop of Kunming, has been released by the Communist authorities. Bishop Huang was detained m Kunming two months ago without any specific charges being laid against him.
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    POSER FOR JAPS
    25 1 Japan's gunnybag manufacturers are debating whether or not to accept a contract calling for the processing of Indo-China jute into gunnybags.- Reuter
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    Battering the atom
    52 1 THE greatest concentration of energy ever produced by man against a single particle of matter has been unleashed at Nevis, 20 miles from New York. The world's most powerful synchro-cyclotron, generating 385.000,000 electron volts, is now wc-king on the site of Columbia University's new nuclear physics research
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    JAKARTA HAS BIG SPENDING SPREE
    327 1 JAKARTA, Monday. I EAKAGE of news of the U.S.I, currency devaluaAi tion. announced here yesterday, started off a wild buying spending spree on Saturday, as thousands of people converted their cash into goods. Most of the shops, usually open on Sunday, closed their doors yesterday.
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    SIDE BY SIDE
    42 1 Qermany and Chin.. fight side by side for democracy, unity and independence under the leadership of the Soviet Union. Mao Tse Tung, leader of Commu:d m a telegram to the Pre>. i i nt of the German Republic- Reuler
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    Troops kill intruder
    109 1 Troops kill intruder Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Mon 'TROOPS, checking on L reports of thefts at the Engineer's Supply Depot at the 4* mile Kuala Lumpur-Ipoh Road last night shot and killed an 18-year-old Chin found trying to enter the depot by cutting through the wire fence. Two
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    6-MONTH WAIT FOR THE DOG
    110 1 Free Pres> Staff Reporter ]yjR GEORGE SELLERS Malayan Airways man who organised a rescue party to save a starving dog on an uninhabited island, has been told by th*» Chief Veterinary Officer. Government of Singj that he must wait six months belore he can make
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    'GOODS—NOT YOUR GOLD'
    46 1 IN I have L the end of th< of Persl Run will grant credits for Pc: i buy Sot but that the £o!d I blocked. 'on the grounds that shr d want to increase hr Russia to t nations h e.-r U. P.
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      67 1 Q Gins i Cold or SiUtr O.s.de SUVA j ORCHARD ROAD.^J I feed of COW GATE Baby thows <-'« ard contentment —h« loves it! And the ~>:ches with delight the regular and fowth of strong firm bone and sound -eady to uke his place just now m what W a^-d
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    Paris Trip
    755 2 J iM/r n ELLS spends a cross-Channel weekend sampling the sleaks and admirjLk m» the fashions Thursday A GLORIOUS morning at N irtholt v'onderfttl journey In reC fi lime. Le Bourgel greets with torrential downpour. Un n<z ceased, decide to wand:; out m search of lunch >sc small
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    SPIRIT OF HORST WESSEL
    197 2 MARBURG. Germany. THE spirit of Horst Wessel is riding ii.au again at Germany's ultranationalistic University of Marburg, \\here flag-waving students are using the death of one of their fellows as an excuse for heated ami-American demonstrations. The trouble began af^r the theology student. Ederhard Griefenhagen. reportedly
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    R.A.A.F. VAMPIRE NO. 2
    93 2 f\L Havilland Company's plant at Bankstoun (.Sydney* has delivered its second Vampire jet fiphier to the Royal Australian Air Force Output is expected to be two a month by June and to I rise to a rate which would ensure fulfilment of the first order for
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    MORE SMOKING
    38 2 The average Australian smoked 4 36 lb. of tobacco m 1948 49 compared with 1. 336 m 1938 39, iayi the Chambers of Manufactures. The Commonwealth Treasury reaped £34,736,000 m taxation and other charges on tobacco.
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    The World's Biggest Jumble Sale
    499 2 The World's Biggest Jumble Sale PLEARING up after the biggest war m history is no child's play. Nearly five years after VE-Day, the British Ministry of Supply Disposals skdT lu«s still not reached the end of its sides of surplus stores, although the organisation Ikjs been reduced considerably. The original
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    THE NEW M.G. IS FAST
    195 2 THE NEW M.G. IS FAST I HAVE been testing a new car. the TD Model M.G Designers have refused to alter traditional lines, but the back has a vude. rugged look. And the back view will probably be all that the normal British driver will see of the car on
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    Want To Buy An Isle?
    365 2  - Want To Buy An Isle? Donald McConnick By LJ A V T E you ever thought you'd like to live on an island of your own? Of course you have. But daydreams of escape from civilisation usually end with a sigh: 'If only I had the money." That's where the
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      108 2 TAMPAX is worn INTiRNAUV-KO 9RTs}^ PINS Off PADS. SO OrjL# COMFORTABLE TOO' Vtic\ NO CHAFING t A4i] YOURS QUITS \ml UNA WARS OF ITS ///'APRiSBNd/ ill/ fa fl /ry discreet as HELLAS DAIS7YNO CHANCi OF 1 I TO MB OR OTHERS: I I XftAMWX PEACE OF HMD i$ PRICELESS/ TiimpAj
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      264 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR I JOHN today, one of your lifetime. However. you outstanding charact- are one to want your own eristics is a phenomenal home and family as well memory which makes It and probably toward mideasy for >ou to become a die life you will want to proficient student.
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    RACIAL REPORT BY CHURCHES
    268 3 RACIAL REPORT BY CHURCHES Chinese, Malays also studied I GENEVA, Monday. A PROGRESS report on racial relations including those between Chinese and Malay, is to be presented to the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches at its meeting in Toronto next July. This decision was reached at the
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    22 3 SDGSDFGDSFGDSF ae "li.irlott daughter of Kin? Leopold r«tc in the Belgian referendum T B m.ij>rity vntine for thr Kinr'* i lro»n A.P.
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    Canon likes a little race bet
    49 3 LONDON, Monday. B Thomas FltiGcuUd, 55-year-old n.in Catholic priest, likes nothing i» it the I ipperary races Roj ..minion on Betting a i: "I feel it \s shocking the ild be denied betting facilities Ith a bank balance," peril heir feet I da
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    45 3 photo. tir P. Gordon-Walker. Britain's new Secretary for < oiniiionwcaltb Relations. Mr Gordon -Walker, who ia i! »4!» responsible for the British Government's •vi to l».i" Serelae Kli.im;i from his African tribe for rean The ban has suite been modified following widesproad criti ism. A. P.
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    TAKES HIT PUPPETS
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    He married his own mother-in-law
    159 3 CAIRO, Monday. IS it a crime to marry your own mother-in-law? That controversy is going on among Egyptian lawyers, who are consulting legal and religious texts, and coming up with conflicting answers. An illiterate peasant named Mahmoud Abdel Ghaffar from Sakkara, married a girl of
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    NEW ELECTIONS FOR TASMANIA
    53 3 The Labour Prime Minister. Mr. Robert Cosgrove, has dissolved the Tasmanian House of Assembly for an early election, possibly m i.iid-April. He did so after Assembly Speaker, Mr. W. G. Weed, one of three Independents holding the balance of power m the House, announced his intention
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    RED $ FALLS
    28 3 RED FALLS The Communist dollar has taken another tumble m Shanghai where U.S. dollar reached 35,000, Sterling 87.500 Hong Kong dollar 5,400, the Straits dollar 10.200 A. P.
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    SIGNALMAN BECOMES A BARON
    102 3 LONDON. MOD. I^IGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD SigJ nalman Michael St. Just May. Royal Signals, who Is undergoing training at Catterick Camp, Yorkshire, :i«ci toil week-end that be i» a baron. He succeeded his lather, the second baron, whose i at the age of 45, was reported from Sydney. Australia.
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    US $50,000 RANSOM
    23 3 Mr Vicente Araneta. 35. a J vealthj Manila businessman. has been released by outlaws nt of a US$5O,OOO ransom A.P.
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    But he smelted nice
    66 3 .JWDDIAU Abdel Latif, of Cairo, has asked for a 0 divorce because her husband has <>t bad a bath 1 »r the last eight months. Defending himself, the husband confessed he had not bathed m water for that poriod because «>e floctar i id forbidden it.
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    MOSCOW FLAYS FARM FAILURES
    139 3 LONDON, Monday. r rHK Soviet (Invernment, m sweeping criticisms of Russian farming last year, saij many collective state farms had fallen short of their delivery targets and that agricultural development bad lagged m many areas. picultural Officials were urged I v particulj to re-organising backward collective
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    Brass knuckles sell well
    71 3 FRANKFURT, MoH BRASS knuckledusters* rubber truncheons and huntin? knives are telling briskly m West Germany today. Shopkeepers say the law docs not ban their sale. Best customers are taxi drivers, i post office and railway em- ployees and other night workers. Brass knuckledusters sell from 40
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    43 3 photo. Mivs Mary Jan e Hayes, "Mis s Washington," feigns sleep as curious YVashingtonians peer through the shop window wher e she is demonstrating the new "learn-in-your-sleep" gramophone instructor. The demonstration took place m office windows of the British Overseas Airlines Corporation.- A.P.
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    Bridge Hands
    460 3 you may Kofl at tile p><Mbility of rver finding yourself playing such a contract. But if your partner never pUM by a< Ildent (as this orw did or lays traps for the opponents (as this one says he did) then you ran skip this article and -cad aboui
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    BITTER U.S. FIGHT OVER 'PRO-REDS'
    154 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. |\EPUTY Undersecretary of State, Mr. John E. Penrifoy, has fired a bitter counter barrage at i Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, accusing the Wiscon- < sin legislator of reviving "dead, discredited, disproven charges" In his attacks on the State I Department. Mr. Peurifoy declared
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    She said 'no'
    36 3 Miss Nancy Cummings ;aid In Brisbane she will not marry a farmer American G.I. who came 9 000 miles to propose ;<> her. The couple ha^ not ■een each other for eight years. A.P.
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    58 3 photo. American amphibious forces dig m after landing on Vieques Island m the Caribbean during the greatest peacetime war games yet held by the I'nited States. The "invaders" were repelled by the island* garrison, representing the "aggressor" forces. About 18,000 troops took part m the seaborne invasion, which was spearheaded
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    C'wealth talk in London
    56 3 OTTAWA. Mon. A FURTHER exchange of views on the Japanese peace treaty is expected to take place m London soon among members of the Commonwealth. The Canadian External Affairs Minister, Mr. Lester B. Pearson, told Parliament that discussions would be a continuation of the talks begun
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    NEW KIND OF ATOM FOUND
    62 3 ANEW kind of atom, the heaviest ever known, has been found by University of California researchers and added to the growing list of elemental substances. The new substance is Element 98. It never before was observed and probably never will be seen by human eyes.
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    Huge military base in the Belgian Congo
    211 3 Huge military base in the Belgian Congo BKI SSELS, Monday. OELGII'M'S iirst overseas military base, at KamiiKi m the Belgian Congo, is «xp"(ted to be CMMileted by 1952. From that date, for the first lime In B aeacetime history, Belgian n.ilitary and air Dersonnel, including conscripts, will bo exp ing
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    JAPS TO REPAIR RUSSIAN SHIPS
    53 3 JAPS TO REPAIR RUSSIAN SHIPS RUSSIAN ships will be to dock Japanese shipyards under ted Soviet- Japa: "open account"' trai--merit The Soviet! are expected ment by exporting Japan potash iron ore. col coal -»nd 0 aer ma'- Erooa Karafuto, the southern I which vu U -.nese control 1 oefore the
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    She'll check the costume
    41 3 HOLLYWOOD M THE d Orayson X m ihe Mayer film Fhe Toast of New O: Inspected and a Japa MOM asked M visili;. both the and haird promlM •it put th i coiffurt- Lid r j A.P.
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    HUNT FOR BICYCLE LIZARDS
    32 3 11 suing On ff Ik by a study L'g biC] LTd. Timid and harml lizard wi off with U I hind tel Its forelegs ar Hu: A. p.
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      60 3 WHAT'S ON W K.L. N H ind. Maa- M ":.e He:,,. PAVILION: No: VIRAL: De:va e runU>. H.- over Man and The 'double and The Royal l5h Th« snake K lUKlls The IPOH >l N ViK I B V Ihe d and I I I N D s:-i. I MKTBO-
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Mar. 20, 1950. OPEN THEIR EYES
    606 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Mar. 20, 1950. OPEN THEIR EYES WHITEHALL may have m« up lit mind that the reinforcement to Bcient to clear i.j me bandits Austra i f up j our struggle for lut :t ll none of i> '<-.. v»ken it comes to i natter of
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    After The Marshall Plan—What?
    590 4 After The Marshall Plan— What? TIIK word EGA Administrator Paul Hoffman has chosen lodescribe officially liis campaign to restore a competitive economy m Europe is i\ clue to Ihe immense difficulty of thai task. Hoffman calls his idea "integration*. The chief value of this awkward term is that it doesn't
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    Sevellon Brown
    419 4 SUMS VP IMPRESSIONS OF A RECENT TOUR OF EUROPE. ECA face m trying to remake the economic Nee of Western Europe the deep urge of all Europeans for security, and ihe itrOQfCon« viction that the "reasonable arrangement ls th^ way to get it. The ablest defence of the
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    26 4 Film st>ir June Haver prove s that her ankle measurement* Use what beauty a yr, is call "perfect." Hvi next film i± Oh, You Bectuti/ul Doll."
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    Govt. Brickbats, Bouquets
    1021 4  - Govt. Brickbats, Bouquets Hall Romney London Letter by I M MV Ministers look Forward to cooperating with other Commonwealth Governments m matters of common interest m south ijiul south cast Asia.' 1 This passage m the King's Speech, the nearest approach to a mention of Malaya, held promise of fairly
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    Prices Of Dogs
    392 4 LETTER TO THE EDITOR I HAVE only just teen your issue of March 10 m which you publish ex'racts from an article In the current issue of the Malayan Kennel R< view on the subject of the prices of locally on d puppies. Having read the ori|
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    Know-How Of A Know-All
    126 4  - Know-How Of A Know- A ll JOHN KIRK NELSON By vyE all want to te at the top of the tree, however stunted the tree may be, and I should like it to be put on record that I am the expert m creating an illusion of being om the
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    POCKET CARTOON
    150 4  -  OSBERT LANCASTER h> Ltmtt men would be content with that, but Dot 1 1 needs create ihe lm;on that 1 tiuaues which m fact 1 do not speak., that I v: the political situation, that I am a student of foreign affairs that 1 am a connoisseur of
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    'BABY' CARS POPULAR
    21 4 'BABY' CARS POPULAR Br: of Ll n A B: also I I which I slump of 20 the f Bui I
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    Singapore ready for fisheries sarvey
    56 5 Singapore ready for fisheries sarvey SI ill luP'Tl.r ting Coe .red pi] s m;- be I GOT* :vt ti>h t v o pare and btme Free who will re- *;il be iiadifeDi of ih« Finance MM exprnditt;re during j t* tonhm I m De apRpenl on i umeni for the
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    MAILS
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    SINGAPORE ORCHESTRA
    45 5 I^HE Singapore Musical Society Orchestra rehearMing under Mr. Gordon van Tien for the concerts they ar e to *ive at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday and Saturday at 9.15 p.m. Seats can be hooked at Robinson's. The orchestra is over 50 strong
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    MALAY WOMEN OFFICIALS
    75 5 F.P. Malay Correspondent QFFICIALS of the women's section of the Malay Union. Singapore, for lyso are: President, Che Fatimah binti Haji Haru. vice-presi-dents. Che Aishah Aibel and Che Chik binti Karim; secretary, Che Sa'diah Sardon assistant treasurer. Che Kamaliah. auditors. Che Am m ah Hussein and Che
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    NO LENIENCY FOR FED. DRIVERS
    264 5 NO LENIENCY FOR FED. DRIVERS S 'pore traffic chiefs warning Free Press Staff Reporter J)RIYERS of Federation vehicles cannot expect any leniency from the Singapore Police if they violate any of the Colony's traffic laws, the head of the Traffic Branch, Mr. D. E. Nickels, told the Free Press yesterday.
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    Rep. stages a thriller
    184 5 'pHE least said about the 1 Singapore Repertory's new ptuy "Murder without Crime", the belter— not because It is a bau piay but because to give too many 'flues' away to intending playgoers would rob me last-minute climax of i he dramatic Impact. Ana wiihout the
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    COAST SURVEY
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A hydrographic re-survey of the entire Selangor coast was completed last year, states a report by the Federal m's Marine Superintendent Mr R. S. D Unwin
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    UNION PROTESTS ON SMC EXAMS
    436 5 Free Press Staff Reporter VfANY members of the Singapore Municipal Services Union feel that 'it is a breach of good faith" on the part of the Municipal Commissioners not to exempt officers of advanced age and long service from examinations under the revised salary scheme,
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    ROTARY CLUB
    21 5 IPOH. Sun.— The Ipoh RoCiub held its 20th anniversary dinner with the Sultan of Perak as guest of honour.
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    20 5 Q« TFNIK <(■{*> anil her Hula Hula daM-ers who will neriorm a love dance at lite Catba> Restaurant on March 3'J.
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    MRS. MORRELL RECOVERS
    148 5 MRS. Dorothy Morrell. leadin^ lady Of tlie Singapore Repertory, who was taken seriously ill during rehearsals Of the psychological thriller "They Walk Alone at the Victoria Theatre has returned home from hospital With lie r husband. Mr. Roy Morrell. and her two daughters. Mrs. Morrell is sailing
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    War risks claims go to Commission
    135 5 Free Press Stall Reporter CLAIMANTS under the War Kisks (Goods) Insuri aiue legislation who have had their claims, o r a part of their claims, rejected by the War Risks (Goods) Insurance Board as not falling within the terms of the legislation need not
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    ILLEGAL BURIAL
    26 5 BEN'fONG. Sun —A fine of *25 w&.s imposed at. I>n on Raman bin Ha**"*"" f° r burying n baby girl without a burial permit.
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    PET-LOVERS ASK FOR STRAYS
    222 5 PET-LOVERS ASK FOR STRAYS Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE pet-lovers, most of whom are women, have asking for stray dogs to be kept m their homes, an official of the Municipal j Veterinary Department told the Free Press yesterday. He said that only the ones which were not badly diseas-
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    DESERTER FINED
    23 5 BENTONG. Bun. Special Constable Abdul Aziz bin Adam, who deserted at Mentakab. was fined $100 or two months' gaol at Temerloh.
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    Threat to new schools a verted
    289 5 Free Press Staff Reporter PHF Singapore Public Works Department has juvt 1 avoided a threatened shortage of bricks and timber needed for the construction of 18 new regional schools under the Government's Five-Year Supplementary Education Plan. Had the materials not been available, the building
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    'VISION AND COURAGE' LAUDED
    138 5 Vrrr Press Siafl Kcporfrr SINGAPORE I Five Supplemental Eci tion Plan desr-rves the iullest support of leachsa\s the Mai; oi pan of the BtlHEftpi chers Union. An editorial m the us.«ue pr. Department Cor U «n, vigour and courage uith it has acted m Ing with
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    68 5 THE Alentri Resar of Kedah, Ttinku Ismail bin Tun!<:i Yahya, accompanied by the Bri ish Adviser. K«<i;<h. Mr. EL V. G. I)a\. and members of th« .d Kf-set<l<*mrn Comnmte*'. r rcentU \isit«u the s^uai «*r area at Ba>u Lima, near (iv run, Kedah. Pictim- sho the Mentri Besar and the
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    ARCTIC LORD OUTPACES RIVALS
    1094 6 ARCTIC LORD OUTPACES RIVALS Allan Lewis reviews Ist, clay's races SDFGDFGDFSDFGDSFG Plucky effort by Courage A RCTIC Lord made amends for his unlucky defeats at Kuala Lumpur when he took the main race at Bukit Timah on Saturday, opening day of the Singapore Turf Club's March meeting. Arctic Lord was
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    ORIENT TITLE BOUT
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    Smart win by The Bosun
    356 6 1 OLDEN News was In- stalled favourite m a weak Cl. 3, Div. 5 field m race I. The winner turned up In The Bosun, a bay stralian gelding by ai Son from Hippolyta. Tho knanner m which he A-^n Indicate! ber-r tiungs I -mart
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    WEIGHTS FOR 2nd AND 3rd DAYS
    299 6 1171.Ki1l 1 I for all nine race* at Bukit Timah on W>d- nevday. second day uf thr Singapore Match mr«tinf. and thre* on Saturday, the final day. are riven below WEDNESDW (I 2. DIV. I—6 *ur* 5 Ml Man o War 8.1. I hing
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    VILLORESI WINS MOTOR RACE
    37 6 LUIGI V .>terday Orand 1 hr. 48 total a\ es per I A'.berto A^ second m 1 hi Juan Manue. I third n and Jean Sonimer m lhr. 48. The flrs: I I
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    THREE GOOD GA LLOPS THIS MORNING
    543 7 THREE GOOD GA LLOPS THIS MORNING Tudor Pride m top form By ALLAN LEWIS JUDOR PRIDE, Linkshir and Beauchamps returned the best times at Bukit Timah this morning when the second grass track, still heavy, was opened for fast work. Tudor Pride, riddea by J. Donnelly, went alone and, working
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    Oxford win athletic contest
    65 7 Ige by ro 50 m their V the n on Sutur- OkJ eeord >ter. is hopes a 4 nlaa. s i fourtta bad von Oxford and Can b •fatal m I mm. 5.> 6 v V S won hurdles for P B H lid ret h
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    Y.M.C.A. open tennis ties
    102 7 I the invitation tment will be Op*n >mjtles: S. A. beam Kirn Sang; PC La brooy; H J Waser: G S Tan: A. G D N Urquhart I :.ia Chin Siang: Tan Hock Fig Chuan Heng TorudrrnH ties; Uw Kee (IS Paul A S. Pakir R
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    Stop 'owzats', says Test umpire
    254 7 y r si OKI AN "owzats* which have long been part and parct-l of cricket procedure, are frowned upon I ik Chester, probably the best known of i umpires. has made a revolutionary suggestion Iml period appeals should be forbidden, has received the support of
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    Cambridge firm favourites
    385 7 Cambridge firm favourites /COMBINING immense power with superb rhythm. Cambridge have established themselves as firm favourites to beat Oxford m the annual inter-Vni-versitv boat race. The race over the traditional 4 J -mile course on the tidal waters of the river Thames, will be rowed at mid-day on April 1.
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    Singapore forwards were unimpressive
    548 7 SINGAPORE might have become the first holders of the Joe Chappel memorial trophy when they met Army-Navy yesterday; perhaps luck was against them but a factor which largely contributed to their 2—o defeat was the lack of understanding m their attack. Inglis and Boon Leong lent
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    Dave Sands here soon Brooks a proud father
    184 7 DAVE SANDS, middlewright champiun of the British Empire will hr m Singapore within a month to fight Orient triple champion. Boy Brooks This fight m fart was arranged between Tom Maquire Snr managertrainer of Have and promoter Ra/ak when the Australian pair
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    LATEST PLACINGS IN U.K. LEAGUES
    19 7 F33 K KS53J5jSffl IT¥Tptii/ifi |,Bf,.TT F; It ttll liHHI msSm t?wwfnltnMtfv»F»TrTyT^y' liff^iM tJItMilElHtfJ Reuter
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    Memorial Cup soccer
    11 7 Memorial Cup soccer Todd scores the second goal for Army -Navy
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    Cash sweeps on all races
    66 7 MR. L. C. BAILEY, secretary of the Singapore Turf Club, told the Free Press today that course cash sweeps will be held on all nine races on Wednesday and Saturday next, the two remaining days of the current meeting. Through numbers will, however, be drawn
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    SWITZERLAND AND AUSTRIA DRAW
    26 7 SWITZERLAND AND AUSTRIA DRAW AUSTRALIA and Switzerland drew at three goals each m a soccer international m Vienna yesterday. Austria were leading 3-1 at half-lime. Reuter
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    Ceylon XI beaten by innings
    470 7 r pHE Ceylonese cricketers yesterday lost their first match m Pakistan by an innings and 63 runs to combined Sind and Karachi side at Karachi. Forced to follow on with a deficit of 211 runs, they were all out for 148 m theii second innings
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    WALES WIN HOCKEY
    29 7 WALES beat Scotland by two goals to nil In the men's hockey intents Lional at Paisley yesterday. Jones scoring both goals m Ui« first half- Reuter
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    Spurs almost sure to gain promotion
    353 7 ftfHEN the last kick of the present football season is made and possibly some lime before that happening football history may be made with fix < oi London's teams m the First division of the League. There are already Arsenal. Chelsea, Fulham and Charlton,
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    Imperial Cup
    29 7 CECRET SERVICE. o*nec 6> Robeit Sweeny of New Yoik. won the two-mile Imperial Cup hurdle race. «t Sandown Park or Saturday foi the second year m succession.
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    Choong cousins win titles
    85 7 THE Malayan rotivins, 'hming E«f l.font and < huong Euf Jin. domin i ed the Isle »if t »M(inimton t hampionshins yesterday. Fur Jin «un the »iv singles when he heat H. Wing field m the final 18-15. 15-14. but together m the final of the
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    S.C.F.A. will pick 18 for Ipoh trip
    119 7 SINGAPORE Chirr•O ball Association will pick 18 players for the Easter trip to Ipoh after a trial match at Farrer Park next Monday The team will leave Singapore on the right ma April 6 They will p;*v the Perak Chines* on April 7
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    SNOOMER TITLE FOR DONALDSON
    36 7 SNOOMER TITLE FOR DONALDSON WALTER Donaidton mm the world protest snooker championship it. London on Saturday. He bf^a; Fred D»vl§ <h by 51 fra'.ne.s to H k points were: D maid .5.494 Davi, 5 223- Reuter
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    CEYLON v. U.K. RUGBY
    38 7 The British Riiybv Union wl.ich is to tour Nem Zealmid snc Australia has accepted !ion of the Ceylon Ru^bv play against Ceylon on us \**v bark hnmf on either Sent. !S c 19.- Reuter
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    20 8 BUCHANAN. At Glasgow, on <ary Flora Buchanan. w w of Neii Buchanan, and •r of Dr C. M. Williamson
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    36 8 A.P. photo M. Johannes A. Louwers. 35-year-old Dutch company director living m Czechoslovakia, is here seen pleading guilty m a Prague court to charges of economic sabotage and espionage. He was sentenced to IS years' imprisonment.-
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    10,000 REDS TRAPPED IN HAINAN
    281 8 Surrounded by flaming forest HONG KONG, Monday AS the Nationalists awaited the expected flareup of anti-Red resistance following the successful commando raid on the Chekiang coast, the Hainan air and land forces set fire to the forests surrounding Five Finger Mountain m a bid to
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    52 8 pnoio. A ground accident during take-off spoiled the attempt of Italian pilots. Maner I u.ildi and Mario Bonzi. to beat the world distance record of 1429 miles for amphibian-type planes. Picture .shows Lualdi jumping from the plane to avoid the possible risk of explosion from fire at Malpense airport. near
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    1,500,000 called for U.K. defence
    200 8 ATOM-BOMB DANCER LONDON. Monday. IF atom bombs start falling on Britain a civil defence corps of at least 1,500,000 persons will be needed for fighting: fires and searching debris for dead and wounded. This warning was given yesterday by the Home Secretary. Mr. J. Chuter
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    BASEBALL PROPOSAL TO STALIA
    144 8 WICHITA 'Kansas), Mon. JOSEPH STALIN will l>e asked to approve an exchange of Russian rugby for an exhibition of basebail to promote peace. Tiie proposal came yesterday from the National Ba9fball Congress, which sponsors baseball around the world. In a letter to Stall n. President DoBtoOt
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    43 8 photo A voiuit: Berliner presents a piece of randy to (irock. world-famed Swiss clown. ;in be arrives Berlin s (iatow Airport from Hamtnirt; for his first post-w.ir visit, (irork quit a watch-making apprenticeship m his earl\ teens to takr to the stane.— A.P.
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    Make your own gems
    42 8 Make your own gems MEW YORK. M qpHE secret of maktm "star" rubles and has b n made publ by he ie Air Producl New •k, wl.ich 111 like inlum pi tnium for ..•lour of I m! .m li added— A. P.
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    PERSONAL
    25 8 Mr. George N. Zarubin. Soviet Ambassador to Britain, left London on Saturday by air* for Moscow. He said' the trip was for personal reasons
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    A SWEET VICTORY
    54 8 RANGOON, Men. ERNftffNT troops m a If nvc-miif advance on the Z\v ral Burma l i front •n S Kurd iv tured the Idy. 146 nad miles north ol Rangoon, K;ir-n r»'b--N The Burmese IOWIUMBI laid hat lai r tugar were recovered from a fache Karens had
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    U.K. DUMPS A SHELL
    46 8 AN unexplodi d shell, we Ing 350 1b5., was found <)n a Hong Kong hillside by building excavators. Relic of the Japanese us carefully hauled to trfront, carried to a d p part of the bay and dim. Into the sea. A.P.
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    $ WINDFALL FOR CEYLON
    56 8 WINDFALL FOR CEYLON TUX US. Government ha* 1 asked the Ceylon Government terms and conditions to buy Ceylon's entire exportable surplus coconut oil up to June 30 next year. The American inquiry was a complete nirprise m normally, the United States hardly Imports any coconut oil from Ceylon. She gds
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    BOYS CAPTURE A MURDERER
    105 8 BO YS CAPTURE A MURDERER ST. PAUL (Minn.), Monday QNE of the America's most wanted criminals was w captured yesterday after six schoolboys literally smoked him out of a well-stocked cave m which he had been hiding for four months. William Ncsbit, ISO. convictrd murderer and escaped convict, surrendered without
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    Sabu's kin gets same job
    80 8 JN iron cages and with nearly 3,000 Ib. of food provided for their 22-day crossing, two special guests of the Lnited States boarded ship at Ro'.nbay yesterday, rhey are Pandit Nehru's srift to the Washington zootwo baby elephants. With them is a 19-year-old "elrph ml
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    Elephant vs. mosquito
    37 8 NEW YORK. Mon. TIIK World Heal h Organi- sation i> to hire rlephants tv tarry an :intiaaalaria t m northern India during the rainy season whrn to.uls are unhl for use by jeeps. A.P.
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    Hands off Asia warning
    185 8 PEKING ATTACKS US. i,w:>lhkv inonaay. r riIF affairs of the .Asian peoples must be settled by the Asian peoples themselves and not interfered with by American imperialists, the Chinese Communist Foreign Minister. Chou En-lai, declared yesterday. Rebuffing the U.S. State Secretary. Mr. Dean Arheson. for warning
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    Troops make big money
    50 8 HAIFA. Mon. roRLY-PAID Israel, soldiers vtaionrd at Klath. toun on the sou thern most tip of Israel, arr making bin monoy. Thry fill empty beer bottles with 32 different colours of vjnd found m the Elath distric and s» II each for one Israel pound. A.P.
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    New 'Battle of Bulge'-Truman is the victim
    105 8 New 'Battle of Bulge'-Truman is the victim X: hold d<iwn waist line of Preside nt iran is 1 Lfht between Br phy .md the V: r<fs of tl who do the cooking for the President. who ;".i lb ti 111 ward oat wfll and tl o>e a lot of butter
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    THE GREATEST KILLER
    52 8 pORMER screen star Gloria Swanson has urged the tS. Government to triple spending next year to combat heart diseases. There is no justification for spending all the money we do for defence when heart trouble has killed more people than the most bloody war In history, she
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    DOCTOR SEES KING AGAIN
    45 8 'pHE King, suffering from a slight cold and confined to his room at Buckingham Palace, was visited again yesterday by his doctor Btr John Weir The King's indisposition Is not believed serious. No bulletins on his condition are being issued.- U.P.
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    AGROUND
    17 8 The Greek steamship. Kehren, ran aground on the reef m the Gulf of Leyte. Philio- A.P.
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    Kashmir leader warns UN
    45 8 Kashmir leader warns UN NEW DE 2HEIKH dullah 1 of Jam::. said bei ity Coun of a medial Kashni:; cham the X.: Bent The G« had cil'i the tor sul c tha t of the M N •If the n bas- is c A Reuter
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