The Singapore Free Press, 31 March 1950

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA IT T44 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    S-E ASIA' ACTION' PLEDGE BY U.K.
    290 1 S-E ASIA ACTION' PLEDGE BY U.K. Peers discuss Malaya now LONDON, Fridav. yyHEN the Common wealth Consultative Committee meets in Sydne\ on Mav 15 to discuss economic help to South-Ka^t Asia it will devise useful action, not just talk." Lord Addison, Lord Privy Seal, said this last nitjht He was
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    7 held for Cameron death
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    MPs TO DEBATE MALAYA
    134 1 LONDON, Friday. criticism of the British Government's handling of the bandit war in Malaya may be heard in the House of Commons next week. Conservative opposition opeakers are impatient to express themselves on the sabjf ct and the opportune v ma v come on Thursday if
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    LEFT TO RIGHT
    34 1 '..ddle Eastern delegates to a conference In Paris have ed to help the developi tingle Braille by strm by recommending that Brailen from left to right instead of right to left.
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    'EYES ON N. GUINEA' -SPENDER
    86 1 PORT MORESBY. Fri AUSTRALIA will not take a passive role should anyone interfere in the Papua New Guinea area, Australia's Minister of External Affairs, Mr. Percy Spender, said yesterday. Mr. Spender said he would try to convince the Australian Cabinet that money sr.o\!d be m
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    'Guard Malaya managers'
    87 1 LONDON. Friday. MR. Walter Fletcher. (Cons.* i Lay urged better protection for estate and' mine managers In -vlaiaya. He told the House of Com- i mons that these n\ j nagersi were practically irrepiattabhand that new iec;uitment was more and more clTk ult. The Colonial Secretary. Mr.
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    ARMY TO TAKE OVER IN P.I.
    162 1 ARMY TO TAKE OVER IN P. I. MANILA, Friday. THE Philippine Army was oi tiered yesterday to halt a reign of terror by CommunisMed Hukbalahaps who have killed 35 people, wounded 60 and pillaged 15 villages in two days. Brig. -Gen. Alberto Ramos, chief of the Constabulary, said after a
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    BANDITS GO BACK TO SAFE AREAS
    25 1 BANDITS GO BACK TO SAFE AREAS press porter Frt .:da.ired ssed b\idem :mg in of e ad- ;rded ild be af- are I i or-
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    'Annex new Guinea': Reds
    58 1 'Annex new Guinea' Reds JAKARTA, Friday. r fHE Indonesian Communist Party has demanded immediate annexation of Dutch New Guinea and the withdrawal of Dutch troops from Indonesia. Mearrvhile. in a letter to President Soekarno. the Seamans' threatened to tie up 65 ships of the K.P M Line which takes care
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    Two arrests in S'pore
    40 1 Singapore police yesterday arrested two Chinese under the emergency regulations for being suspected members of the Malayan Communist Party. Two women were arrested by the C.I.D. Anti-Vice for allesedly "procuring a girl for an immoral purpose.
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    2 S.C.s killed
    26 1 Free Press Staff Keporter Bandits in the Sungei Besi area of Selangor shot dead two special constables and wounded third constable yesterday afternoon.
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    BANDIT SHOT DEAD
    35 1 Free P»* ss stafY R p P° rtpr bandit, armed with an omatk pisToi and a »ianci iade, was shut dead by a police party in the Klans area of Selangor yrstcrciay.
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    4 SUSPECTS HELD
    25 1 Free Press Staff Reporter Four bandit iuspecis were arrested by •ntl-unjdll month volunteers in K ntan yesterday when 700 people were screened.
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    Helicopter aid for wounded
    76 1 LONDON, Fri. THE Air Ministery announced last night that three ambulance helicopters for the R.A.F. in Malaya are now en route by sea and are t-xpected to arrive in Singapore in mid-April. are to be used for the evaluation of casualties suffered by jungle patrols, and
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    APPLY TO W.H.O.
    17 1 Indonesia and Vietnam have applied for mi nbership of the World Health Organisation.- Reuter
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    3 HOUSES WRECKED BY LORRY
    196 1 Free Prrss Slafl Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. SEVERAL sleeping people were injured last night when the first floors of three shophouses in Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur, crumpled afier a three-ton military truck crashed into a supporting pillar In the front of the central shop b
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    'Red China has food'
    79 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. THE Chinese Reds, who have been admitting serious famine conditions in many parts of China, declared yesterday that their regime had a surplus of 4.500.000 tons of grain. The Peiping radio said the supply was enough to feed "seven great cities the size
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    U.S. senator 'Kremlin's No. 1 asset'
    117 1 U.S. senator 'Kremlin's No. 1 asset NOW YORK. Fri. PRESIDENT Truman yesterday accused some Republican members of the Senate of aiding the Kremlin by attempting to sabotage United States foreign policy. He described Senator Joseph McCarthy, who has made allegations of Communist infiltration in the State Department as being the
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    RIOTERS DIE IN CALCUTTA
    34 1 rpHREE people were killed JL when police opened fire on rioters in Calcutta's northern suburbs yesterday. The West Bengal Government announced "that trains leaving Calcutta would carry armed escorts.- Reuter
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    NEW HOME
    12 1 Thirteen Japanese and 16 •kinawans emigrated to Arentina from Yokohama.
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    Home of the braves
    60 1 A MAN from North*-. .'.eland yesterday cabled the U.S. House Speakr Wr. Sam Rayburn. sus?estin& that the Irish leave th- "and hand it Hick t» tlw Indians who are the f*»l owners." The t T -S House 01 r itentmthr^s voled >n day to stop Mar^all
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    S.E. Asia will get U.S. arms shortly
    102 1 WASHINGTON, Fridav LT S. OFFICIALS said yesterday that shipment of American arms aid U South -Fast Asia will begin shortlv. They said a "tentative and flexible apportion ment" of the US$75,000,000 provided for South-East Asia under the global arms aid programme has been
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    35 1 Little two-year-old Bhagtabir, who has just come from Nepal, has never worn shoes before. Here his father. Corporal Jitbanadar, who was awarded the Indian Distinguished Service Medal recently, helps Bhagtabir put on his first pair.
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    QUIRINO TO REST
    19 1 President Elpidio Quirino of the Philippines, has bee dered to take three m complete rest.- A.P.
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    Wins Privy Council appeal
    227 1 SAMBASIVAM FREE LONDON, Friday. OAMBASIVAM, r, year-old Tamil trade unionist under sentence uf death in Malaya 'or ctffrjfag a revolver, was yesterday set free by the Privy Council sitting m i u»idon The judges retired and dlactu the case privately foi 90 minutes bet giving judgment.
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    'THESEUS' FOR FAR EAST
    31 1 rHE B -C*Tr Thei nth the j Home Fleet, will sail for the Far ber. It will replace the carrier Triumph, which will return from the October
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    13,000 GO FREE
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    Invitation To Beauty
    562 2  - Invitation To Beauty IRIS ASHLEY -By- WHERE are an enormoits amount of cosmetics on the market today, and on the whole not many women really understand how to use them. I mean it is not widely recoaniscrt how make-up can appear to correct minor defects of feature, and by the
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    18 2 nine "iart ;l M d b.v Dicbv Morton Spmrk roof with The inverted <\ jroiit. and a mmteA a
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    U.S. WOMAN'S DIARY
    162 2  - U.S. WOMAN'S DIARY KAY MURRAY By |>FNISE DARCBL French >>utr whose btix(»m curves arc 'ht- only ones in MQITI )T h» male p etiire H.ittlefround." ;tin>s at bringing i n H«• Bgurt She tc have a ri She n.< asures 01 fi»ur inches with h»T nine ■tone four, ha.^ waist
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    He Wants A Loving Wife
    589 2  - He Wants A Loving Wife Canon H. Warner By I AM IS years old and should like to get married. I earn very little a week and have no savings. All 1 want is someone to love and love me. lam sure that there is a girl somewhere who would
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      146 2 C^iitfj^MT^fl BALLROOM RESTAURANT I I FOR THE FIRS! TIME IX THE j HISTORY OF THE FAST' FRESH ZEELAND j j OYSTERS IN THE SHELL <! Din* by K.L.M. from hIOLI.ASD SERVED DAILY I Smimndmy l>t April BLI'KROOM RESERVED />/r I rd d;/<f Cambridge Society Dinner J I Saturday Ist April
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      266 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BOKN toda>. your natural talents appear to he unlimited. You lu»e peal anilitv to take ia r r of detail aIM. j »> •!!<«»»»♦ r t n prove exceptionaHv powerful in the ftekb of music and the arts, Cultivate >our <;ift«i and thr\ 1 ill hnn« >ou
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      217 2 Since ire fond of vour own hor»*<« and family, harinp an especial interest in and a deep i« t fur children, i hahlv will want a large 1 .t tn il\ of vour own \<-u should nitkr a finr. under(tatldhlg paret.t. New Crossword No. 10 < 1111 I i I
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      31 2 At last they rta«*i the town-hart, and And mn angry cr»wd thoutmg at the Mayor, nkt is on a Laioony. Cot r»«j et tfea rate, *ry i»>« townstsl^, »«U ftaol a
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    29 3 pnoio. Marsha] Tito. Yugoslav Chief of State, dances the "kola" in the little town of Kola during his recent preelection tour. His companions sing as they dance. A. P.
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    MOSCOW VISIT SHAKES MAO
    271 3 Silence seen as disillusionment OBSKRVfeRS0 BSKRVfeRS here be.ie^ha^he Z"^ 5 U which Communist leader Mao T le t. W """VT and disillusioned man. snaKen More than that, the Peking radio in recent weeks has made only passing mention of S>viet Russia, which only a mon h
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    Acheson asks more Asia aid
    11 3 Acheson asks more Asia aid and 1 Philip! For- ra po-
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    'LOAN TO JORDAN'
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    ATOM SHIPS: U.S. HINT
    38 3 THE United States has rtled a minor United Stations meeting oy suggestng that maritime nations <tart considering how to keep atomic ships of the future :rom making sea water and chores dangerously radiore. U.P.
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    FOREIGN TRADERS CROWD TOKIO
    126 3 TOKIO, Friday. I from all parts of the world are a* one of the Orient's prime -litres. ur v says there are more busithan at anv time since the surrender. than 1.500 persons n a wide variety of na- listPd as present m Tokio on business
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    DEFENCE BILL
    12 3 US House ippr .-d urgent SI'KJOOOOOO plan for U. P.
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    Cremation of a boy king
    97 3 BANGKOK, Thurs. THE body of Siams tragic boy king was eremau-d last night on a giant pyre, lighted by his weeping brother, the new monarch. After King Phumiphon Aduldet. had lighted the fire, he walked down the steps to his throne and sat in lonely
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    CEYLON P.M. AS PILGRIM
    48 3 pEYLON S prime minister. Mr. D. S. Senanayake, is to make a religious pilgrimage to Burma next month as the guest of the Burmese Government. When he returns to Ceylon he will tak* 1 with him the 2400-year-old Buddhist relics mtrv lent Burma A.P.
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    Bridge Hands
    205 3 IX7HA I do u b:d P bid tells he can:. more <m diamond Hfhia problem mual be the quality of your b ha\e 'uur to Um ace-queen, rr.mimum opening *nou!d bid five hearu-. 11 when remits :fy the correct bid. for i Fed fhe round of diarr. had
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    Mixing makes super drug
    192 3 UD i, r NEW YORK, Friday. piKfct scientists have reported that a "marriage" between the drugs penicillin and streptomycin results In a super dm* more effective tha n either when used alone. They based their findings o n a laboratory experiment in which the drugs were
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    This cat 'quacks'
    49 3 MRS. D. A. Owen of Victoria Park. Perth, has a cat which qualifies for a "quack.** A year ago it strayed into the duck pen and was accepted by the ducks and ducklings. Today it quacks and hisses like a duck, says a Perth newspaper. U.P.
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    S'HAI BANKS WANTTOCLOSE
    41 3 S'HAI BANKS WANT TO CLOSE FIFTY EIGHT Chinese banks in Shanghai have •lied petitions with the authorities to wind up. Some bants are said deliberately to default on tax payments and clearing house settlements in order to have leir premises sealed
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      161 3 yjfr\ ROVAL DUTCH UkUHii M [MAMMOTH FRESH DUTCH I "ZEELAND" OYSTERS FLOWN FROM HOLLAND BALLROOM 4^^^^ RESTAURANT B y K.L.M. SERVED DAILY 77? Y THEM AT THE "BOAT RACE NIGHT DINNER DANCE on SAT. (TOMORROW) EXTENSION TILL 1 00 AM PHONE THE CAPITOL arVovAL tvrtH Ballroom Reitauraat /r i 1
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      16 3 WHAT S ON IN K. L. Kr \1 PB9AJK I LSI 'A t?OH HE \S IPPHIK1
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      434 3 Today's Radio crurfiPHPF Tuentv Years After" 5 The Oii>lVjMrV^X\£. Kmii.s Fate'; 10 45 Observation III I 1 NETWORK) 'BBC: 11.00 Dance Music: 484 and 41.7 metres "World Affairs .BBC: 1130 Emerrency news from R.L Newi and News Analysis BBC: tm s a to a .m a WmOnt Serenade". roi>AV AUSTRALIA
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY Mar 31. 1950 ANSWER LIES IN THE WEST
    590 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY Mar 31. 1950 ANSWER LIES IN THE WEST Wesltrn i-ii iliaation H c thing that must be saved. The only way to do it is to hold nut merely the Wt**€r* world— that is the key to its salvation but the Eastern world as well
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    Cafe Music Drowns The Shots
    694 4  - Cafe Music Drowns The Shots Ian Mc Kenzie By SAIGON: IT is rather unnerving when you are sitting in a cinema and something goes thump in the nisle mid you realise il is a hand grenade. Even it' the thing hasn*l gone of]. Similarly, there is something disturbing nlxnit trying
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    34 4 Lieutenant-General Sir Harold Ran don Briggs. newly appointed Director of Operations in the anti-bandit campaign in Malaya. General Briggs. who is 55, was General Officer Commanding -in-Chief Burma Command when this photo uas taken.
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    MORE CZECH 'MIRACLES'
    374 4 rPHOUSANDS of Ciech 1 peasants who believe in recent "miracles" all boding ill for the present regime are making the Communists indignant. These peasants recall that on Sunday last December the crucifix on the wall of the small parish church in Cihost. Bohemia, suddenly moved and turned
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    32 4 lft« Mac* hat uolen h> *m*i.,»i Wj-rah ih» m> ut (h r <m«,iwi,oniU^ tb%d If |4m tfc#V 4i«nuu»n on iK< crim* MM umi>/ if hu% been d,i t^«, c< i J***" > i-r^
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    SCIENTIST WANTS TO FARM FISH
    1192 4  -  Ritchie McEwen Will begin I with sharks > meets a man with a plan that may make > j fishing fleets obsolete.^ JHE <hiys of precarious :i n d arduous life for Ihe deep sen fisherman may soon be over; Ihe great fishing fleets of
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    U.S 'FOREIGN LEGION'
    221 4  -  Ja ck Henry By HEIDELBERG: TOI United St. occupation am. Germany has enli 26,000 Europeans, mostly Germans, into wh. unofTiciallv describe an American "Foi. Legion" to serve American soldiers in semi-military capacities. Existence of this bod v has led to frequent Soviet allegations that the Americans were
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      13 4 ATTRACTIVE SILVER BRUSHES FOR MEN P. H. HENDRY. lewelUr North Bridge ltd Spore
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      130 4 REDUCTIONS IN PRIC IN SINGAPORE FROM APRIL Ist Cold Stcrage ba^e'v r\ announcng that aI price of b'€a<." and self -i b* 'educed The nt BREAD 20c a Ib SELF RAISING FLOUR 75 c a 2 Ib bag j COLD STORA3 BAKERY j Hollywood's romantic i (l l ALLAN JONES
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  • Free Press RACE FORM Special
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      9 1 Free Press RACE FORM Special Friday, March 31, 1950.
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      Malayan racing resumed almost from scratch
      1389 1  -  'POP' SLEIGH ~By HARRY ("Pop") Sleigh, Malaya's veteran trainer— he has been in this country for 26 years— tells here the part he played in the post-war revival of horse-racing. One of the first to inspect the Singapore racecourse after the liberation, he subsequently
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      Australian results
      97 1 I ATEST results of Austra- lian races are: Moonee Valley (Melbourne) Alister Clark Stakes: Comic Court (5 2) 1; Chicquita (2|l fav.) 2; Beau Gem (12jl) 3. Moonee Ponds Handicap: —Dashing Beau (31 fav. 1; Red Fury (61) 2; Chatsol (9'2) 3. Rosehilt (Sydney) Rosehill Cup: Hurry Up
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      'License bookies in Malaya'
      573 1 SYDNEY VISITOR \IR. and Mrs. Mel Laughton and Mr. Arthur Browing, who have been visiting Malaya as guests of Messrs Shaw Brothers, returned to Australia last week-end. Mr Mel Laughtun who is in charge of Shaw Brothers' interest in Sydney, told me of the capabilities of
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      YONG FORGES AHEAD
      241 1 By TRESPASSER SADDLING lii lit winners at the Singapore Turf Clu Marrh meeting. Yong Thau Yin took his 1 oi winners for the I son to 2U. This gave hi Jack Spencer. hau* •y successful ir. Bukit* Timah. lendinf post five winners, conds and six third* Before
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      Form guide for Ipoh race meeting
      9817 2 COMPILED by ALLAN LEWIS FOLLOWING is the complete form guide for r the "Perak Derby" Easter meeting at Ipoh tomorrow, April 8 and April 10. HORSES CLASS 1. ASTIVEL SECOND <11 started) 11-2 50 Spore 80 abt. 1 mile >E. Donnelly! Div I: Ist
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        22 3 AIR CONDITIONERS SO.e DISTRIBUTORS SI ME, DARBY PS fPO^THAT EXTRA CHlC)^x Agents: \^tp»rv E. TELS COS TKADING SOCIBII Seaport Ku»U l.ampur P«"*
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      They back the winner as it runs
      531 4  -  J. W. TAYLOR By IT is when races such 1 as the Grand National are in actual progress that fellows like broad-shouldered, fair-haired Fred Rinns. of Birmingham, doyen of Midland bookmakers, come into their own. They make almost os much money betting against
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        192 4 £jiiiiiiiiiu:iiiiiiiuiiiiC3iitiiniiHiC3iifiiiiiiiHC3!iiimiimcifniiiimiiC]iiiiiiiiiiiicsiiiig Here are a tew of the 7950 ranges oi PHILIPS RADIOS l T A on display fir i Showrooms. iS^p 1 s sure sll^ s is Call on us |3~*^""~y DEMONSTRATION. 1 I M. 6t E. NATHAN, f Radio C5 Sound Engineers Z9 Orchard Road, 1 Singapore. Phone 4073.
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      Jap goods arrive in Colony
      59 5 Jap goods arrive in Colony hi:r Hrre>pondrnt ts of Japas r. ported unu ill oca ted to early this ;-.!> week on two icflti consisted ***** ca^'s ef •plain, cement. tiled ware, >evnng ma- :ct s such s abalone. and Dtl are expect:he oiiddie of Bd the ship.'.nese crockery u
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      CLERKS' DEBTS PROBLEM
      28 5 r Reporter r Clerical Union Pub- s Con to study Indeotedncas ka so that bf devised to 1 ea.led by r-- k hi General Coon-'
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      TWO DETAINEES CHARGED
      17 5 fc Two deK Bruas C Lin Kim iacca I in po>>vat ions postponed to
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      WATER RATIONING IS PROPOSED
      341 5 Commission to decide today /ree Press Staff Reporter JJATIOMNG of water in Singapore, where the supply cannot keep pace with the demand, has been proposed by two committees of Municipal Commissioners. This decision will come up for confirmation by the full board of Commissioners today. The
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      42 5 VI RS. F. S. Wong, treasurer °i A b in a *>«> Chinr** ladies Association told members at a luncheon at the Capitol Restaurant yesmlSS. th at th Chinese ff»«- V .f °J Fashion Krossed £!».•.->©. Picture *how s Mrs Won* making her report
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      GOC on anti-bandit chief's powers
      224 5 Fret Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE question of the position of Lieut-General Sir Harold Briggs, anti-bandit director of Operations, in relation to the G.O.C Malaya District and the Commissioner of Police, federation, was raised at a press conference today. The G.Q.C.. Major-Genera J
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      MAILS
      50 5 Surfa» e m*il i> t\p*. ;ed uxlay Singapore from Metian. Siam the Frdera" Late«t times for posting su mail today at the GP O. ir« noon for Australia. Kelantan p only Philippines Inlands. I Canada Ceylon and PalembanK or the F^rl^ratlon: 6 p.m. for Pontianait, Medan. Jara jlT\6. S'bu.
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      MALAY CLASSES FOR CHINESE
      225 5 EXPERIMENT IN GOODWILL Free Press Malay Correspondent 4 > experiment started recently by Chinese and Malay community leaders in Batu Pahat, Johore. to promote and enruurage the study of the Malay language among Chinese school children in the district has proved a success. At one Chinese
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      APPOINTMENTS IN S'PORE
      78 5 APPOINTMENTS IN S'PORE Tttf following appointmeius .sen announced in Singapore ytfctordaj lOM B. S. Cameion. nuniOf to act as S.^tfi fUU r General Ho-pitai Mr I. AW Oborne Bnglnc*l and LicenMng Officer, of Cnil A\i«tion. «i> Hit as Chiff olflncei and Licensing Officer in |itect or W.F. Andern. Mr G.W.
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      89 5 picture. IRS. Lee Choon Guan making a farewell presentation .Tl to Mrs. Wu Paak-shintc. wife of the former Chinese Consul-General in Singapore, at the Chinese Ladies' Association luncheon yesterday at the Capitol Restaurant. Mr*. S. K. Wong (to the right of Mrs. Wu) president of th« Association, then spoke i
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      FELLOWSHIP FOR S'PORE PROFESSOR
      262 5 Fret Press Staff Reporter pROFESSOR Robert Brad--1 law. Dean (if the Dental Faculty of the Royal College of Surgeons in Britain, will visit Singapore next month, when he will present Fellowships of Dental Surgery of the Royai College of Surgeons to Professor E. K. Tratman and
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      KEEN ON RELIGIOUS STUDIES
      170 5 ttcss Stall Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. K\MPONG people in Johore liave evinced a keen de- 1 sire for religious education. jicrcKciins to the Religious Affairs Department. Johore. Numerous applications have been received from kampongs rtqne^ing the departments to provide religious tuition for the kampong people, in-
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      35 5 picture. T4IIRTY-SEVEN Gurkha women wives of Singapore's X Gurkha policemen, are living in a camp in Cantonment Road. Thi s picture, taken yesterday, shows two of the Gurkha women with a- Gurkha baby Free Press
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      City status for S'pore favoured
      362 5 Mr. Rajah said that this wouic depend on how many Commissioners »ere willing to wcriffice k> much of their .line And how soon :t wouid b« before there was an elected mnyor would depend on hem well tht Commit Rioners managed the vauous Municipal commit
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      PENANG STARTS BLOOD BANK
      41 5 PENANG STARTS BLOOD BANK PENANG. Thurs 'pHE Deputy Municipal President, Mr. H G Hammett, today asked the Municipal Commissioners to *do all you can to impress upon the public the importance of the new blood bank started in tht- Gen»-ra! Hospital
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      SINGAPORE SHIPPING
      90 5 s^HIPS alongside !he Sin^iipoie HaitKu: Board whaivte v«- terriav «so<iowns in oiacketf] rtrc Main Wharf: TMona mi* <31- 32 1 Automedon 33-34 >. Slraat iSoenda < 38-39', Sroei <AQ<. W>»t Wharf: Betiavon «6-7 Mount Mansfield 8-9 r Asphslioi. I 111. Gif ream < 13-14'. Fmpire Dork: Lar.pkoeas »17«
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      Talks on price of bread
      189 5 Talks on price of bread THE Singapore De; Price Controller. Mr AD. B ;ier Madd< r. Intends to r t:ng of representatives of the leading I til* price i bread Foil n< reduction n the price ol flour to bake•me large bakery ill brii.* down the price of a loaf
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      Police mission reports
      73 5 Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR rhun THE full report o! t Kingdom Police M which examined the orgai. n of the Federation P Force hia been received the Federation Governmr It Will be puOh.sheci t -k. the Ac r ing Chi< I Se> tary. Mr. M
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      NO LICENCE
      19 5 SEOAMAT Thurs c .;ng medicine w; licence 33-year-old j Thiam Foo w*s fined |M the Sftamat Mapi.«'r:
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      TUDOR PRIDE BEST BET FOR TOMORROW
      1260 6  -  ALLAN LEWIS Prospects for Ist day of Ipoh meeting By WITH strong representation in all races, Ipoh trainers Marinus and Rinus Van Breukelen should have a good day tomorrow, the opening day of I'erak Turf Club's "Perak Derby" Easter meeting. Best bel on the
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      Scratchings heavy
      88 6 S< K \TCWTIN(.n for tomorruvir's rares will be heavy. The f»»l- •Minx are not acrepUiu l.'onx< lum|)% 11, <.rr> Hl«m>i«. Billy i arol. Mis» Nathin. IKm blr Aries. Jark'» lUrliitc. Abl.r ha\. Ihe Roßue. lady Ihmpio'i. BisteroM, Battle^lup. Jan Pun River Mo«.n. Man O"War. Kind Regards. Picture *ioer.
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      Six Furlongs from home
      87 6 piriurr. Some of the 40 runners in the on^-mile Lincolnshire handicap at Lincoln. England, on March 18. are seen two furlongs from the starting gate with six furlongs to go. Fourth from left, wearing white cap and tucked in the rear row. is Gordon Richards on
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      Malaya's first w.f.a. handicaps
      508 6 Malaya's first w.f .a. handicaps Ist GOLD MERIHIIN 2nd r.aueho Jrd Brilliant M»f< The Ptrak Vase. Rare 'B should see Spithead make his »uining sequel e four in a row. He -1 \*rv convincingly ov«r six. i'.2 a* Smears He should have no trouble in running ot, a<- his finishing
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      BROWNSBAY IMPRESSES
      51 6 BROWN SBAI a: I Uramhall Fh«r -Charles'. Invest H impressed in JUT'Aci (.olden i.ruxt Lord i \>r«*. i K'w: i Sailing I 1 OUI MifchlH--I •si Ull I J G«Mm K»<i II <Si and spithrad liberty Hit comer I da (.*mj The AbtKit I Ji»aiot r to be
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      Three 6f. sprints for Cl. 2 horses
      476 6 'FHOUGH up 121bs for his A success at Singapore. Tudor i Pride should win tomorrow. He ran the best three of the nornlng yesterday, in 37 1 5 —a winning gallop lor a Class 2 horse. He has good early pace, and this
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        219 6 MSndrdKC Exclusive to tin 1 Singapore Free Press in Malaya ■i suppose twemain paobum I I could stop all this, right now\ 1 1 wope ydu won't mind waiting IS DISPOSING OP THE VICTIM SOME BUT THIS MAN IS AMA2IHG. 1 WHILE I MGUAfc OUT SOMETHING 3086WY i? VfrSP«:iALrTY NOT
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      George is ready for action
      18 7 George is ready for action o'.d nore tc Qght lsl In- ia 1 1 I the on* <\\l><
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      DAVE COMING NEXT WEEK
      6 7 DAVE COMING NEXT WEEK E Reuter
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      I.R.C. to hold own League
      62 7 INDIAN Ketseation Club will hold an inter-team sotier competition on the LeaffM lyateai at Fairer Park on Wednesdays and Saturday. The first same will be played tomorrow at 0.1.i p.m. The following five teams will compete: President's XI. Yue-Presidents XI. Secretary's XI. Treasurer's XI. and
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      R.S.G.C. win club match
      130 7 THE n'i golf match between Royal Singapore Gulf Club and Royal Johore Internationa] Club played at Bukit Timai. n Monday (suited In a win for R.S.O.C. by 6i points to lj 9 R 8 0 C :-.ci qualifying round fo: the place al Bi;k jv I'he
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      SAFA WANTS REPAIRS TO STADIUM
      282 7 Alsogrant-in-aid from Govt. g By CRUSADER for the Municipal authorities to make improvements at .Jalan Hesar Stadium was again emphasised at the meeting of the Singapore Amateur Football Association Council held earlier this week. The president. Mr. \V. McGregor Watt. Told the meeting that the
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      Gabos scores 4 against REME
      295 7 picture. DOOK combination In the LOrward line and a weak defence were responsible for K F..M.K. s 5-1 defeat bv Pulau Brani United in their S..VF.A. Senior League soccer match at Jala. i Besar Stadium yesterday. The game wa* pia. -ft i slo^ pace onaeodden
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      TOWNRANGERS WIN EASILY
      53 7 VASTLY mperior in „< department! and tttacknv for the of Uie k. wn Sport Club trcui. the ra! Union Workers Union bv r p P*b in a Junior B 2 tch or. the c v The see: ver« Um Cheng Q U f (j>, Moha-m-ci bmai] k-
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      P. & T. beaten
      42 7 P. T beaten ROYAL NAVY Keppe] Bar- racks) v defeated Postal Telecommunicate by lvv I oiiC in h Junior A. Group 2 Leagw pame at Geylang StadJ rday. Scorers fur the Navy side were McDonald and Ingham Samat replied for P. 7
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      Peng Soon back
      33 7 Uf< >NG PENG SOON. All-Eng- land and Malayan badminton champion arrived at lengah airport last afternoon from the United Kingdom He was met on arrival by bis wife and child.
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      R.I. win soccer
      34 7 13 AFFI.ES Institution wo: boCh matches aga.nst St. Antbony'a School wlirn they met at soccer on the R.I. ground on Wednesday. R.l.s first team won J-2 and their second XI one-nil.
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      Australia's Wimbledon challenge
      175 7 A USTRALIA will have all its leading tennis players competing for the Wimbledon titles in June. The Australian singles champion, Frank Sedgman. and John Bromwich, Ken McGregor, George Worthing ton and Mervyn Rose, will be there with the Davis Cup team Adriea Quist. Geoil Browi Bill Sidwell.
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      Innings win for Australians
      110 7 THE Australian cricket team touring New Zealand. under the captaincy of \V. J ißrown. beat Wairarapa jres- terday by an innings and 476 runs at Wellington. Feature of the mutch ffil (the display of Alan Davidson. the New South Wales left■irm fast-medium bowler, who (followed his
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      Queen's Prize acceptors
      77 7 •TWENTY-FIVE final acceptors were announced yesterday for the Queens Prize be run ever two miles at Kempton Park on April 10. They are. with weights: Oubrador 9 1 Fe<ior II I Pk" PBlCid H. K.: e II 8 8 I 1 nil >■ -i 8.4. Light of
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      S'PORE MOTOR CLUB SPRINT
      75 7 LW TRIES for the Singapore Motor Clubs .;pnrr tveni which will be held a! Lim Chu Kang Road on Sunday. April 9. will ehve on April 1 Vehicles in 'he racing may b« mierod twlei in any one clas> providing that a different driver i^ nominated
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      Newport win 2-1
      25 7 NEWPORT County beat Southen United by tw< poals to one in u Third Division (Southern > League soccer match last evening. Reuter A.P.
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      Allen, Pratesi in title bout
      196 7 WORLD flyweight champion Rint> Monaglian I officially retired from ihe ring yesterday He notified the British Boxing; Board of Control that because of ill-health he was giving up the title he had held for over two years Promoter Jack Solomon/ immediate i v leaped for
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      REDS FORM 3 BEACHHEADS IN HAINAN
      307 8 REDS FORM 3 BEACHHEADS IN HAINAN Landing forces heavily bombed HONG KONG, Friday. U AVING established three small beachheads on the north-west coast of Hainan, the Communists massed on the main! md are continuing their stubborn attempts to land more forces at various scattered points on rhe island apparently in
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      39 8 This is what happened when two cars collided at a speedway in Florida, I'.S. The top of one driver's white helmet can b e sei'n protruding through the window of the bottom car. Neither driver was seriously hurt.— A.P.
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      'Not giving tribes to Malan'
      83 8 'Not giving tribes to Malan' LONDON, Friday. r j'HE Commonwealth Secreury. Mr. Patrick GordonWalker, told Parliament yesterday that there would be no question of transferring the protectorates of Bechuanaland, Swaziland and Basutoland to South Africa without the inhabitants of the territories and the British Parliament being consulted. A Labour Member,
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      No skyblue flag, now
      97 8 GENEVA, Frl. •pHE Trusteeship Council yesterday rejected a proposal that administering authorities should flv the skyblup United Nations flag Alongside their own in trus territories. This was the first time In L T .N. history that the Council had rejected a resolution recommended to it by
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      A WETTER RANGOON
      45 8 RANGOON tit zeas are cheered by a newspaper report which said that the Burmese Cabinet has decided n Inert ised Importation ftf foreign liquor The decision is reported to be influenced by the need to prop falling revenues through toma duty.- A.P.
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      Pakistan deal with India
      33 8 PAKISTAN has agreed to sell to Indian jute milks 800.000 bales of jute and cuttings at "agreed Drices." Ratification of the agreement by both governments is now awaited.- Reuter
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      Radio ban
      25 8 Police at Shanghai have closed down the radio transmitter which the American Consulate was using to communicate with the U.S. State Department.- U.P.
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      'I SPY,' SAY 26
      26 8 Six Yutfo 20 Bir rians yesterday pleaded guilty in Sofia to spyinu for Yugoslavia and plotting to overthrow the Bulgarian Government.- A.P.
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      Temporary sterility
      71 8 TOKIO, Friday. JJR. MUNI lIDA, of Toku■hlma University, who has been studying contraception for 20 years, claims the discovery of a new method which assures female sterility for five or six months. His method, reports the Mainichi, is to inject into the woman a hormone solution made of
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      'Actors' Padre' dies at 71
      65 8 CANON Frank Freshwater, the "Actors* Padre" ha s died, in Blackpool, Lanes., at the age of 71. He was the friend of actors and actresses all over the world and, M his wedding in 1929, a circus clown was groomsman, eight dancing girls were maids
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      MIDWAY SHUT
      16 8 Midway Island is being abandoned as a stop-over for planes flying the Pacific. A.P.
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      Markets calm over Government defeat
      171 8 LONDON, Friday. GOVERNMENT defeat in the debate on the power and fuel situation brought little reaction to the London Stock Exchange yesterday, says Keuter s financial correspondent. Domestic stocks were main- ly steady to occasionally firmer on routine buying orders (Him were widespread In gilt-edgeds.
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      Acheson urges speed, no cut
      248 8 TECHNICAL AID PLAN A 1 WASHINGTON, Friday. pHE I.S. Secretary of Stale, Mi. Dean Atheson, 1 told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday that any delay o r tut in the U.S. 5545 000,000 wanted for President Truman's "Point Four" programme "would have unfortunate results
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      How Roy ended quarrels
      48 8 LOS ANGELES, Fri. MRS. Mozellf Dudney. 44. won a IhWM from .salesman Koy Dudney. 44, on ground that he used to push her into her hedroom and nail her in. when thry quarrelled. Shr s;iid. "Ome I was nailed in for a week."- U.P.
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      London tin
      35 8 The London tin market was again easier yesterday with spot down £1.75.6d. to 587.155. and three months down £1 to £592.55. Settlement price was 587.105. Turnover was 135 tons for the dav U.P.
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      STRIKES IN E. SUMATRA
      46 8 IT AST Sunu;: labour situation remained troubled as the Deli railway strike entered Its second week yesterday A .strike broke out In .inother rubber estate near Modan, but workers on two estates reported for work after staying away for several weeks- Reuter
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      U.K. PLEDGE ON S.-E. ASIA
      230 8 iirttinucd from Pagt* j 1 have a preuy htinnc runvii .ion tiial m> uwu <ounli> Australia, would ha\e been pre pared to come in if the giant* of the whole situation had been kdfbcienU) rmphasiird at olonibo and leadership and a. tic i) visualised. Lord
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      British ship for Shanghai?
      118 8 HONG KONG. Fri. r PHREE conflicting reports were current yesterday regarding the evacuation of 1,600 foreign nationals from Shanghai. It was reported here that the British firm of Butterfield and Swire will shortly attempt to send a British i ship to Shanghai to evacuate some of
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      USI monopoly on imports
      71 8 JAKARTA Fr: j'HE Indonesian Government intends to in kinds of commodities Including textiles and pj goods fof lndon< tin porters. Ti: cil tan association of Indoi> importers i said thll would be the D of aid ;h. •nised to give EodoSedui importers. A large portion of
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      'NEW YORK SAFE FROM A-BOMB'
      94 8 TOKIO. Friday. REMINISCENT of the Singapore wartime story that IV the Japs would not bomb the Cathay Building because it was too valuable a landmark for their bombers, Japs returning from the United States say that Washington and Ne w Vork City will not be
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      SAMBASIVAM
      91 8 Continued from Page 1 attack upou them by three Communists." They handed ov-r to the local headman a revolver which they alleged had i>een captured from Sambasivam. Lord Simonds. allowing the appeal, announced that their Lordships' reasons would be given in due course The appeal to the Judicial Committee
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      ATOM TRAINING
      19 8 A'nmir and 1 defence training has been ordered by (he US Armv for all troops o' Reuter
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        49 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris SPLENDID "NOW V A/HEN HAVE I I I NEVER, MY DEAR L -C /hEY. 3066 SUWN ITISALL^ /APPARENTLY^ I E _™£>1 £VER LET YOU lIP ONLY OJR TRUSTI^N OONT SOUND SO THERE. I IWYPEAR 7 \S^~Jsr XP o^' OXJLD SAY^ V^COOD ABOUT D'SVL 1%/
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