The Singapore Free Press, 25 January 1951

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    21 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA m,xftjkx sdrjh PRICK 11 N I N SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1951.
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    U.S. FOR S.E. ASIA AID TALKS
    151 1 a lay an delegate to tend conference i ites has accepted an invitation to attend a meeting of sh < omm on wealth countries in Ceylon next month to discuss umbo Plan" tor the economic and social development of South ith East Asia. State,
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    Pit profee will begin next month
    48 1 Pit profee will begin next month rs. id lasl Ihe i ould of Jndk i.il (I he hoped 1 4 nenben s reference are: into lnrt rMsorden in M Dec. 11 ami 1 with ipeto ihe mi rs and the taken to protect rtv and re- »•■> order."' Reuter
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    'INDO-CHINA IS BULWARK'
    6 1 'INDO-CHINA IS BULWARK indo- ider imN
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    HATCHET WOMAN
    25 1 Strikin and left with a h In Tokyo d« s re -i mad woman i nine glass shoybrought unci ntrol by the Reuter
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    MENZIES IN PARIS
    28 1 Ttv- Australian Prime Mr. R. G Menzies. ID Pari> yesterday n London where he attended the recent Commonilth Pr C mter- I n A. P
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    U.S. GREETINGS
    23 1 President Truman yesterda lit a message ol "hear;: ilations and b des" to India on its Br& -v as a republic.
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    1950 ROUND-UP
    6 1 Tokyo police arrested 838
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    Attiee does Bevin's job
    64 1 LONDON. Thurs. ii:ith the 1 i Secretary, >? Mr. Ernest Bevin, suffering from Influenza, the Prime ster. Mr. C. R. Attlee. has illy taken over a direction of foreign at' during the present crucial negotiations Over Commu Clr.Mr. Attlee received the American Ambassador. Mr. Walter Gilford,
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    Westtalks to include Russia
    223 1 Westtalks to include Russia PARIS, Thurs. BRITAIN, France and America, in identical notes, asked Russia whether she would agree to discuss at a Big Four conference not only the demilitarisation of Germany but other principal causes of the present international tension." The notes also asked that Russia should permit a
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    NEW CYPRUS SECURITY MOVE
    48 1 whose known characters are considered prejudicial to good government In Cyprus can henceforth be nd over to keep the peuc-e a year or in defauli prison. without being proved guilty of any particuact, tinder a ::e\v law published In the Cyprus Gazette, yes erday.
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    VOLCANO LEAVES 'LIVING CORPSES'
    200 1 VOLCANO LEA VES 'LIVING CORPSES' SYDNEY, Thursday. LIVING corpses are walking around dazed among the hundreds of dead on the slopes of the 6.000-ft. volcano Mount Lamington. in New Guinea, states a report from Sydney. More than 3.000 New Guineans and 34 Europeans are feared dead after the volcano's four-day
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    Warmer winds may bring new avalanches
    112 1 Warmer winds may bring new avalanches ZURICH. Thurs. WARM winds swept the snoweovered Alpine slopes ol Austria and Italy yesterday and officials warned that they might cause new avalanches to add to the already record total of 329 dead and missing In four countries. Residents of the northern Italian mountains
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    JAP P.O.W.s
    34 1 The J -pan Red Cross SoCiety on Tuesday sent a ch of 100 letters to the iet Red Cross for delivery 'apanese prisoners-of-war in Soviet territories. r»- the Kyodo News Agency. Reuter
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    Peacemaker in trouble
    37 1 LAKE -»i Ci r *S, 'lhurs. A middle-aged man broke into one of the conference rooms at Lake Success yesterday, smashed several chairs, threw delegation name-boards about and tried to throttle a radio operator.
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    PENALTY PAiMJ S
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    5 winners for Lewis
    80 1 FREE PRESS racing correspondent Allan Lewis tipped five straight winners, incidentally performing: the hat-trick, at yesterdays Ipoh races. The wnners were: Inspiration |S>, Airmail ($l7, $7), River Patrol ($l5, $7), Midnight (Sl2. S6> and Misty Line (Sl3, $5). All three of his best bets Inspiration, Midnight
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    UN TROOPS IN DARING ATTACKS
    156 1 TOKYO Thurs. A" UNITED Nations armoured task force yesterday struck through the town of Hoengsong in the centre oi Korea to within 30 miles of the 38th Parallel— the furthest north the Allies have ventured since the fall of Seoul. Simultaneously another force covered by
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    Acheson:-'every effort for unity'
    134 1 WASHINGTON, TiiurscL \IR. Dean Acheson, the U.S. Secretary oi State, l said yesterday every possible effort is bein& made to preserve the unitv of the free world, and that is whal the United States wants co achieve. Mr. Acheson .said in a ii* conference, he did
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    PLANS CHANCED
    30 1 United Nations officials said yesterday that they had discarded plans to hold the 1951 General Assembly in Europe and that it would be held in A.P Mew York.—
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    RED CHINA SENDS NEW MESSAGE
    159 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Thursday. pOMMUNIST China in a message to the Indian delegation, was understood at Lake Sucoesi terday to have sent further clarification its attitude on two points of the United Nations plan for a cease-fire in Korea. The points were the question ot the
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    'GET PLANES NOW'
    36 1 'GET PLANES NOW A British aircraft maker yesterday urged the Government to order "thousands" of warplanes without delay. '"The time to start is today." the chairman of the Hawker Siddedey group of aircraft A.P manufacturers said.
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    RETAINS HONOUR
    31 1 Gen. Eisenhower disclosed that he had told West German leaders that the ordinary German soldier did not lose his honour In World War Two because of Nazi atrocities. UP
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    GREEKS EXECUTED
    29 1 Two Greek soldiers found guilty by a court-martial of '■spreading propaganda aiming at provoking civil war and the dissolution of the tc army" w Reuter m Athens.—
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    Bandits are exploiting Chinese—
    92 1 Bandits are exploiting Chinese— -GRIFFITHS LONDON, Wedm-dav. POMMUNISTS in Malaya have murd^id 1,300 civilians, including S7O Chine>e, since 1948, the Colonial Secretary, Mr. James <;riflith>. said yesterday. It was, therefore, dear that the siuteriuj the Chinese in Malaya had resulted from the actions of a "desperate minority which 9 terrorise
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    Amazons in Korea war
    77 1 From sKIKIKk I'WION Sped.il to thr Frr<- Prrs s TOKYO. Tkmn. RED Am.i/orK fi^htinij alongside North Korr.ni Communist tr<M>p> have now entered the "C liinese puzzle" war in Kor«:i nid add s<*\ t.> the present m>st< Fnuitline report* stale that I'nited Nations forces identified about ~>QO
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    Soviet planes equal to jets
    20 1 A KOREA B.\ AftfERU I I or b Ththe men v. hey how *o A
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    QUICK LOOKS
    158 2 \<\»r <•»* Grace, <Gol- v S Fascinating anthology o/ extracts from worldy, literature, chosen in a d notional mood, to illus-h tra connection be-fi tween the searcli for > Truth and the loi e I Beu <\ Pembroke Pap<rs, 17X0- >> 17!U. edited by Lord Her- <^ b»
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    The Recent Past in Review
    537 2  - The Recent Past in Review PETER QUENNELL 4 SYMBOLIC design representing the Arches of tr;e Yea: every arch having its appropriate numeral lettered on the keystone Pleasantly occupies the dust-jacket of a new book about tue last decade. TIIK FORTIES, by Alan Ro subtitled A PERIOD PIECE. taut re a
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    IN BRIEF
    178 2 HICH JUNGLE, William Beebr. Bociiey Head. An account of the author's recent expeditions to the Andes of Venezuela. Illustrated. COLONEL OF DRAGOONS, Philip Woodruff. J. Cape. An accornt of the Earl of Peterborough s expedition *o Spain in the period September 1705 to September 1706. A DOCTOR IN
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    The Greatest of All Biographers
    545 2  - The Greatest of All Biographers Aird Lewis By (XX the 14th day of November, 1759, a young: Edinburgh man bv the name of James Boswel entered his name amon^ the students at Glasgow University. His expressed aim was to study Civil Law and to iollow the legral profession, like his
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    Growing Old Sensibly
    179 2 YOU ARE YOUNGER THAN IOL THINK. By Dr Martin Gumpert. Hammond Hammond. UOW to grow old without becoming aged that is ne theme of this intelligent informative and optimistic "tie book. It opens by desio!in m <5 e reuni °n dinner in 1940 of the medical school
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    The Brilliance Of Oscar Wilde
    715 2  - The Brilliance Of Oscar Wilde Campbell Nairne IN Oscar Wilde's most outrageous sayings there was usually an element of truth, and it is a sad reflection for those who aever saw him striding along Piccadilly in London, regal in fur collir and top hat, or heard his magical conversation, that
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    LIBRARY LIST
    75 2 BUMMEB IN FHE ITNTEI1 T NTE1 Eyre and Spottisewoodc. 10s. 6d.. of engagin dy with THK LETTEBS Ol WILLIAM Philip H n. Lonfmans; trait of a pioneer. THi: LAS! MIK\( lE. 15^.. 706 pag< s The nun saintlv ve s iier c< and shame. The night ihe Madonna
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      116 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, you are a natural leader in the realm of ideas as well as in the field of action. The stars have jfiven you a love of music and drama and it is lihely that you will hive creative talent in these fields, if it is
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      56 2 Hew Crossword Ho. 261 IS3DBTI ""JE 1 i << t 8 i^^^ fl Id 1 ■^■T M^ ■■^j -*BB^K^^ i t», ki ,u CLUW ACROSS 1 The blackboard is the proper place for t!- < .-=5 4)--^ it hard to kivp this i?> in Ivtt«»ii *k uc "t m*>< 9
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      27 2 Solution To Crossword No. 260 Across: 3. Police. 7. Station. 8 Stupor. 9. Untruth, n. Essences 14. Briff bag. 18. Royally 19 Detour. 20 Central. 21. Swofti
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    WIFE WOULDN'T HELP CX-M.P.
    278 3 In debt through slander action z*s&& KLsysrSi stains help him in settling his affairs-" sh e holds very your wife has substantial means, though you appear to have no assets. 'Have you approached your wife to see if she will help you?" Mr. Piratin: Yes. What
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    BUCKLEY
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    Red tape delays registration
    145 3 FRANKFURT, Thursday. m»u think you have troubles with red tape? I IsttMl t<» thl ind Mrs. Johannes Kohrs of Lueneburg, bad a baby daughter last summer. They name her "Gerti". ree babv looked >ok their >rYu*iul They looked in n dictiona v found md Gerta and
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    CONGRESS PLEA TO RHODESIA
    55 3 The Northern Rhodesia African Congress— the biggest and most influential African political organisation Id Northern Rhodesia— has asked the Government to ban :he immigration of Afrikaansspeaking South Africans Into territory. The General Secretary of the Congress said more and more white people were comng into Northern
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    BUTTERFLIES FOK FESTIVAL
    60 3 Secrets of the Festival Of Britain's Country Pavilion were revealed by Mr. L. Hugh Newman, authority on butterflies and moths. He has agreed to supply 300 moths and butterflies each week for a woodland scene. In which plant life will flourish in a controlled 'climate" of 75
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    CAR SHOW
    30 3 Sixteen foreign countries led by the United States and Britain will display models at Western Germany's first international car show at Frankfurt from Apr. 19 to 29. A.P
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    DIPTHERIA IN H.K.
    17 3 Dipthena in Hong Kong bed epidemic propor--10ns" during the last three nthi of 1950.
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    Making tea at 20.000 ft.
    125 3 LONDON. Thurs. AIR stewardesses serving in BOAC aircraft are to receive special instructions on how to brew tea at 20.000 Making a cup of tea high over the clouds is much more difficult than in the kitchen BOAC points out that the :ig point of
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    NOT RECONCILED
    30 3 Singer Ginny Simms reled plans to file a divorce suit against industrial en•er Hyatt Dohn. 40. with :n she was reconciled before a previous divore- :ne tinal. U.P
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    Patient emits electric shocks
    133 3 LONDON. Thurs. £)R. Ellis Parkir.son, of Weymouth, has reported to the British Medical Journal the strange case of a 78-year old woman patient who gave off electric sparks when he examined her. The woman had complained of the sudden appearar.ee of a rash on her arms
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    SYDNEY WOOL PRICE RECORD
    82 3 Another world wool record was put up at the Sydney sales when five bales of greasy Merino fleece realised 313 1 4 Australian pence a pound. Similar bales brought 309 pence Geelong last week and 289 j pence at Sydney a for might ago. The Australian
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    Bridge Hand
    314 3 Both sides vulnerable South dealer NORTH SORRY paitner; guessed everything wrong." announced South at the conclusion Of the play of this deal. And so he had; but he also overlooked the two better ways of playing the hand. West opened the queen of diamonds Dummy's ace won the
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    1st success of the iron lung
    299 3 1st success of the iron lung Nh\V York Thmrwi TWENTY -years ago Barret Hovt u.is ust home from a hospital, his life sued by a median contraption in a hair-raising drama of h.fe or drath. The contraption was a Drinker respirator, named after its inventor. Dr. Philip Drinker of the
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    THE WEDDINGS WERE INVALID
    107 3 FRANKFURT, Thursday. 3INCE 1946, the city registrar of Worpswede, a village near Bremen, has been registering weddings, births and deaths. Recently it was discovered that he had never been officially confirmed in office by the proper authorities. Therefore, It was decided. the people whose marriages he
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    S'hai Portuguese face starvation
    60 3 S'hai Portuguese face starvation The Hong Kong newspaper, the South China Morning Post. reported that 600 Portuguese citizens still in Shanghai will face starvation in the very near future. The paper said news had been received in Hong Kong that the Portuguese Consulate in Shanghai had advised Portuguese residents that
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    B.B.C.TO HOLD own 'bribery' INQUIRY
    146 3 B.B.C. TO HOLD own 'bribery' INQUIRY N THE B.B( binary in< :n:o allegation a. d u have b This n I Yards decision to drop en-month -oM into alleged b within the Corporation The matter will n I dealt with internally 8.8.C. departmental No findings will be made P"hUc >rd
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      141 3 51NGAPOKE brdbS iSiny^.oref 4 45 pin. Programme Summary; 4 47 From the London Editorials from Singapore-; )BBC>; 455 composer of the r ttM Schools, 12 Pro- week— John Ireland; b.lo Sat- P .n, xh. «t; h TS OiCties'ra; 1.30 Time g Indonesian: News and Programmes .BBC); 6 t 30 Caiuoiiesc:
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  • The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Jan. 25, 1051
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      Everyman and the Covt.
      276 4 Everyman and the Covt. 'j 'he phone 1 Can you tell m i -entry alien." lated i j tan e; it has inv tin I tor whi c h should ha a Oovernm rtn r on w to Ui >n- ucpa ata with p >• re- Dill." Th< then in
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    The British NEED a new tank
    788 4 Mai. Gen. G. P. Roberts Says MOW should we equip ours* to resist prodigious armoiurturea! of 40.000 Rusm tanks piua a pre.t production rate of tusands ar? Mr. Choi has quently a»tr« ssed the pthat "time is not on our nnot have Brat and
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    A-Bombs Can't Dent Pyramids
    364 4  -  O. M. MAR ASH lAN By CAIRO: r rHE greal pyramids of E^yp:. 1U miles southwest of here, "can ind an atomic attack and would make ideal shelters against atomic bombs. irording to Professor. Fancis Perrin. Director o! France's Atomic Enefn\ Commission. M Perrin. who succeeded
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    The Americans GET a new gun
    417 4  - The Americans GET a new gun Harry Lever W riles i new weapon cap- able of destroying any known enemy tank has just demonstrated its powerful fire capacity in spe: ;al tests in the United States. A 105-MM recoilless gun mounted on a jeep, the gun has a range of
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    It Seems To Me
    849 4  -  POLITICO By r rHE newspapers have 1 been full oi rainfall figures recently. "Highest rainfall for 33 years" says a Straits Times headline on Tuesday, reporting that up to January 22 Singapore had had 22. 1t' inches. People v ill nod knowing heads when discussing this
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    A 'Foe Within The Gates'
    387 4  - A 'Foe Within The Gates Karl Winterton By IN previous articles I have written I have described the military peril to tl>e democracies from the Soviet and its allies in East and West. But there are other ngers to the contestants in what could truly be termed The Undeclared Tnjrd
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    CHINESE PROTEST ON VISAS
    280 5 CHINESE PROTEST ON VISAS Plan to petition Whitehall Free Press Staff Reporter fHE SING M'OKE Chinese community is considenni steps to petition the Secretary of Mate lor the olonies for the re-admission into the olony ot holders of Certificates of Admisnoa who have been away since September last j ear.
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    SCARLET & BLACK
    4 5 SCARLET BLACK I •m,xftm,m,ftmxft
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    Barnacles 'sabotaging' hull of Hai Hsuan
    365 5 PHE Chinese vessel Hai Hsuan, which has been Hying the Chinese Communist flag in Singapore Outer Roads since last January, has only aboufl one year to go before she sinks unless she weighs anchor ;sn<l moves into dry-dock. For. be i wee .1 50
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    Fed. 'Ministry' debate
    104 5 PROPOSALS for the Intro- I duction in the Federa- n of a M.r form <v Oowrnment were approved nle bv the Federal i':ve Council in Kuala 1 r »>srerday The ry" will be com- d of nine members some ot will be from outside thr 'ranks of
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    YOUTH COUNCIL HAS ITS OWN FLAG NOW
    240 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THF SINGAPORE Youth Councils own flag, which has has just been designed and completed, will flutter on two motor launches belonging to the Council. The pattern of the flag is a yellow circle with the words "Singapore Youih Council"
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    MAIL
    52 5 Surface mail u> expe<ted in Singapore today from Western Australia and the Federation. Latest times for posting surface mail at the G.P.O. today are: noon for Japan. Hong Koi^. China, Sarawak, Christmas bland, Nonh Eorneo, Labuan, Brui.^i fi-.d Miri, 5.45 p.m for the F .aion; 6 p.m for Hoi
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    FRENCH EVACUATION ORDER CANCELLED
    180 5 FRENCH EVACUATION ORDER CANCELLED h.P. Staff Correspondent CONTRASTING sharply with the liner Argentina, which passed through Singapore, a fortnight ago with more than 100 families from Hanoi. the 17.000 ton French liner. Felix R©ussell. will arrive in Singapore from Saigon today without any evacuee?. p. and the 10.000 ton Leoonte
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    A SHIP WITHOUT A PORT
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    K.K. HOSPITAL NEEDS STILL BEING DEBATED
    253 5 Free Press Staff Reporter TT WILL TAKE some time before measures to improve conditions at Singapore's Kandan« Kerbau Maternity Hospital are implemented, the Free Press was told yesterday by a Medwal Depart- ment spokesman. Its expansion and modernisation are still being debated by the
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    Technical Assn.
    54 5 The Technical Association of Malaya (Singapore Branch* will hold their annual dinner and dance on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Cou try Hotel in Bartley Road. This will be followed by the annual general meeting on Sunday at 10 a.m. at f he Junior Technical Trade School
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    Yet another SMC officer resigns
    207 5 Yet another SMC officer resigns Free Press Maflf Krpoi ter THE RESIGNATION from th<- Sll r Mu- 1 service of yet another European n recently been considered by a (ommiu» cipal Commissioners who have rWii ndcd it "be received.'' The officei is Mr. I. W Si Mechanical Engineer (Generul), of
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    SINGAPORE SCULPTOR
    29 5 A SINGAPORE s<u!pt«»r. Professor J. Tarecon. puts the finishing touches to ;i study of Dat«» J. Paslar. The bust will be exhibited at the forthcoming trade fair
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    CO-OPERATORS CONFERENCE
    40 5 Mr. H. M. Danker, chairman of the Singapore Government Servants Co-opera-tive Th r ift and Loan Society Ltd. will address the allMalayan Co-operators Conference on Jan. 27 and 28 in Ipoh. on the subject of Co-( perative Planning.
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    HAIR-CUTS UP 50 CTS.
    69 5 Free Press Staff Krp.rtrr AN Inci be charged f< cut by barb**: in Singap Saiurday. |t was decider: a recent meeting c I prietors of Si The ex.ra i i as i ntial h. ap s. All Chin tain «P"n on s Feb. 4 follov the
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    CRACKER FIRING
    99 5 I i i v sun i r WHETHER Chinev \i i\ < .1 Mart wilh a M| i cracker firing will on the i it of th* P gapore V*i\u i A Polio I sa,i the nattd diM-ijxs mi m) th.i munique noiild i I for the inf'irr,
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    FRANCE SEEKING THE HAT-TRICK
    727 6  - FRANCE SEEKING THE HAT-TRICK PETER LOVEGROVE From Kyle is key man in Irish XV THE unpredictable Frenchmen, fortified by their A narrow victory over Scotland in Paris, will now tackle Ireland at Dublin tomorrow with greater confidence. They will be further encouraged by the thought that they have been successful
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    42 6 picture CRYSTAL PALACE S goalkeeper. Bumstead. gets the ball safely under his armpit before Georgo. the Bristol Rovers' centre forward, could connect with his kick: an incident in their third division match on Jan. 14. Crystal Palace won Sport and General one-nil.—
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    'We didn't snub Fed.' SAWLE chief
    189 6 'We didn't snub Fed.' SAWLE chief \\'E did not snub the Federation weightlifters, they themselves turned the cold shoulder to our gesture their possible participa•lun in the Asian Games." This denial was issued yesterdav by Bertie Dunsford. president of the Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Fei report that Tho Fook Hung <Penang>,
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    ONE-POINT WIN FOR OXFORD
    37 6 OXFORD University tea United Hospitals by 11 p )ints to 10 in a Rugby Union match at Richmond yesterday. In a Rugby League fixture in trounced Belle Vue 22 4 Reuter A. P
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    RMP win 15-0
    34 6 THE 200 P. Coy.. Royai 1 Military Police, defeated IF. Changi by 15 points a: rugby .^d at Oilman Barrack^ > erday. Tries were scored by Baker. 2». Voyce and A rstin.
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    149 Entries for K.L.
    35 6 A TOTAL ol 149 entries h been i for the ingor Tun Club's 1951 Cup n Feb. 3 7 md 10. They conprise 60 C horses and 89 Class three hon
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    How Clay turned into a miler
    376 6  -  CHARLES BRYCE ASIAN GAMES CONTENDERS..B Bv BIT for a stroke of chance Sgt. Cecil Albert Clay of the Royal Air Force may not have been the mile runner* he Ls today. Clay's athletic career started in the Service when he was 19-years-old. At school
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    FLOWER B.P. OFFICIALS
    85 6 At the annual general meeting ff the Flower B.P. on Sunday, the following were elected officebearers for the year: Patrons. Mr. Ng Setoon Mr. Tan Soon Chua; president. Mr. Goh Bah Soon; vice-president, Mr. S. A. Rahman and Mr. Tan Chiang Teo; hon secretary. Mr. HfMia: Joo
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    R.A.F. BOXING
    17 6 The R.A.F. Malayan 1951 Boxing championships will be held at Changi on Friday, .^b. 16.
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    Berry strikes top form: 6 for 36
    393 6  -  REGINALD HAYTER From USING his new-style cricket bowling Bob Berrv Lancashire's slow left-arm bowler, took six South Australian country wickets at Renmark yesterday for 36 runs. He helped the MCC dismiss the Country side for 84, to which the tourinr team replied with
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    NEW M.C.C TOUR
    12 6 An M.C.C. team of amateurs will visit puno/i^ n^»±
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    Ladies Flame too good
    893 6  -  ALLAN LEWIS From IPOH, Thursda the lead from the start. Ladies j proved much too food for her op|><m»nt> main race, for Class 2, Div. 1 over the m at Ipoh yesterday, second day of the Kerafc iV Club's January meeting. In a field of 12
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    FATHER RYAN DOES BEST
    453 7 Today 's track work at Ipoh From ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Thursday. FATHER Ryan, working on the second grass track, which was heavy, returned the best time of the morning when he strode over three furlongs in 40 sees. He appeared to be doing his work well.
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    R.A.S.C. 4A' in rugby final
    128 7 R.A.S.C. 4 A' in rugby final K. A.S.C. teams got through the second round of the Fraser Ncave rugger competition (Singapore Base District) and have a food chance of meetini each other in the final on Jan. 29. C A 1 bea' G.H.Q 3-0 in :he second round went on
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    AAU OFFICIALS FOR 1951
    123 7 AT the annual general meeting of the Amateur Athletic Union the following were elected officebearers for 1951 Patrons: Messrs Shaik Ahamaci K. T. Ooi, Wong Siew Leng, C. G. Ton. I.oong Pan Poh; president. S. L Song; vice-presidents: Dr. Wee Cheng Beng. Henry Beng, Cheang Seng
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    KEOAH CUP IN MARCH
    117 7 KAH CLP, over a mile and 110 yards for Class 13. Div. 1 horses and with Of $2,500, will be Hie :i attraction at the Pe.T\ng Turf Club's Boring larch 3 <Satur--10 <*ht^ s'-f. or Tf: If. or 141 Ist Dn divisions $1,800. r r run
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    Special buses for Johore racegoers
    44 7 THE Singapore-Johore Express Ltd. have applied for a licence to run a special bus service between Johoro Bahru and the Singapore Turf Club. Bukit Timah. on race days. The application is now under consideration by the Singapore Municipal Commissioners.
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    RSGC FOURSOMES COMPETITION
    22 7 Royal Singapore Golf Clubs mixed foursomes Flap: competition, played on Tuesday, won by Mr. and Mrs. A 3. Davis.
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    Big Sweep results
    89 7 THK follouinu iir«» the results of the unlimited hi? sweep drawn <>n Race 8 of yesterday's Perak T.C. races at Ipoh: Total Pool 5407.M0. Ist No. :i7%9!) ($117,284) 2nd No 3!»:i»3 58.(i40) 3rd No. *****7 (S ?9.320) Starters teach S 2.932 Nos. lIKI'M. 14:>7?{> *****7 :{:<>B?J. 4508U?
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    Today's Sport
    12 7 HOCKEY: S.H.A. knockout tournament Semi-final replay S.C.C. v. S.C.R.C., Padang.
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    SCC BEAT GHQ 19-5
    159 7 GOOD teamwork by the Singapore Cricket Club resulted in a trouncing for G.H.Q. FARELF in their rugger match at Tanglin Barracks yesterday. S.C.C. pressed most of the time and ran out winners by 19 points (two goals, a try. penalty goal and drop goal) to live
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    HAIR RAISER
    43 7 i M. (ireenyer, South Counties women's hockey goalkeeper, brought oil a brllliint save which seemed to make the hair of an opposing forward stand on end. The match was against the South African Universities women's touring team at Motspur Park, London.
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    SECOND BOUT FOR BROOKS
    69 7 BOY BROOKS has b matched with Len Dittmar for his second fight in Australia at Brisbane on Feb. 9. while lightweight Little Paras is scheduled to meet Noel Coates on Feb. 2. Brooks lost on points to Dave Sands In his first bout. Another Filipino. Baby
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    All the weights for Saturday
    392 7 Free Press Staff Reporter IPOH, Thursday. WEIGHTS for all eight races on Saturday, last day of the Perak Turf Club January meeting, are: Cl. 2, Div. 1 —6 Furs. Ladies Flame 9 07 Majestic Scholar 9.01 Charlemagne fl.oo Air Mail 8. 10 Pierce bridge 8
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    ARMY SOCCER
    17 7 THE Ankara Garrison's soccer team beat Rome twonil in a hard-fought garr.f at Istanbul yesterday.
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    Harbour Board no match for RASC, lose 19-6
    269 7 Harbour Board no match for RASC, lose 19-6 Harbour Board were no match for R.A.S.C. in a rugger friendly played at Kf p\tel Harbour ground yesterday. R.A >> uo n by 19 points (two £oals, two tries and a penalty j:oa!> to six (a try and a penalty goal). R.A.S.C.
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    BOYS' BRIGADE SWIM GALA
    56 7 SINGAPORE BattaMon of O Boys' Brigade will hold their secorwi annual swimming gala at Gfllman Barracks on Saturday, starting at 2.15 p.m. The shield presented by officers of the Singapore Engineer Regiment, at present held by the sth. Company, will be competed for. Ten Companies from
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    COLON! ALL BLI FOR K.I.
    27 7 COLON! ALL BLI FOR K.I. c will i I Kua! Tin a Yap B K Pla phon Blues Hon Mr. Chia All Blues' ma SCC yesterd i
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    One change in Welsh XV
    99 7 One change in Welsh X V 117ELSH Rugby Union \Y to Play Scotland at Murrayfield. Edinburgh. I ows one change from the out fit that so d< f rated England at Swji: last Saturday Peter Evan.v. th. I.; l!y forward dmp. s out I room for A. Foruard P( pool)
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    BIRTH
    16 8 A M Hos- on J.m. 23rd, to Diana Murray), wife of John th. a daughter
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    ENGAGEMENT
    46 8 HO- YAP The engagement i.s .need on the 25th Jar between Mr. Ho Kim < son of the latp Mr. i EUn, of 43. Marshall Roaci. Miss Yap Soon H !th daughter ol J I nd the late Mr. 1 Gim Cheon?. of 146. i Road
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    MARRIAGE
    19 8 :*R-FERGUSON. On Jan. c Ltfti mduMl-Lt-i York By Chancellor F I John Kin'.och K>*rr. p to r■ i
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    ENVOY RECEIVED
    32 8 President Quirino receiving the new Spanish Ambassador to the Philippines. Stnor Antonlo Gullon Gomez, when the nted his cred^nin Manl!.i lay said Philippines has the war- trd for Spain.— Reuter
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    BRIDE DETAINED
    40 8 Mrs KUen KnaufT. 35-year-old (ierman wife of an Anieriran soldier, who has been detained on Ellis Ishind Island since her arrival in August l'»4S. The U.S. Department of Justice regards her as a 'Hazard to internal s«'( urity.
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    PARIS POLICE ARREST 2 500 AT RED RALLY
    129 8 PARIS. Thurs. TH! t 1 last night arrested peopie in and smashed a Com- mhower rieirted. Tht i 51)00 people in the ion. Communist got within of the Hotel As: s temheadqu Oi said the deation efllil in smashing C manoeuvre In
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    JAPS RETURNED
    26 8 Fifty-four Japanese fishermen held in custody by Chinese Communists for about a month returned to a Japanese port yesterday aooard a Chinese ve^ Reuter
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    Libyans protest
    23 8 Some 5.000 demonstrators paraded in a Tripoli street yesterday to protest against th? federal form of Govern- ment for Libya. A.P
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    PACIFIC PACT IS PROPOSED
    286 8  -  U. S. and Japan begin talks SELKIRK PANTON From TOKYO, Thursday. FORMATION of a Pacific Pact as the Far Eastern counterpart to the Atlantic Pact, will be discussed in the U.S.-Japanese peace treaty talks which have begun in Tokyo. Such a pact is regarded in senior
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    MO THER E VICTED. BABY DIED
    190 8 MO THER E VICTE D. BABY DIED BIRMINGHAM, Thursday. 4LL Right long a girl who had been living in rooms wandered the streets with her baby trying to make up her mind whether to go home to her mother. At five o'clock in the mornin» she went to her mother's
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    U.S. CASUALTIES
    40 8 The United States Defence Department announced last night that American casualties in Korea for the period ending Jan. 19 totalled 46.201. including the following killed in action: Army 5.386; Marines 1.118: Air Force 132 Navy 58.- A. P
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    GEORGE IN FLAMES
    32 8 - The steamship George Washington, 40-year-old troopship, lies helpless in Baltimore as firemen pour water into her blazing; Hull. A pier several barges, a tug: and a piledriver were destroyed.
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    THE SAINT
    5 8  -  Leslie Charteris by
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    FESTIVAL MURAL
    25 8 -Kelix Topolski, the Polish artist, works in rakish hat and fur-fined coat on a giant mural tor the Festival of Britain in London.
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    Nehru appeals for conference
    249 8 Nehru appeals for conference NEW DELHI, Thursday. DRIME Minister of India, Mr. Nehru, in a critical broadcast of United States policy in Asia, called last night for a conference of major powers to discuss world problem, "instead of talking at each other across thousands of miles". The Indian leader contended
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    Salaams for Aly, Rita
    61 8 DAR-ES-SALAAM, Thurs. 4 24-HOUR torchlight r\ procession and tribal dances by thousands of Zanzibaris greeted Prince Aly Khan ind his wife. Him star Rita Hayworth, when they arrived in Zanzibar on a tour of East Africa. They were also received by the Sultan at his palace.
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    BIG INCREASE IN TIN PRICES
    54 8 Tin prices soared at the unofficial afternoon session in London yesterday, with spot up £25 to £1,*****, with a turnover of only five tons. Three months was up £15 to 1,232*2 on a turnover ol 55 tons. Three months £1,230 buyers £1.235 sellers, with business
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    Papers may be dearer
    151 8 Papers may be dearer LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE LONDON, Thurs. ALTHOUGH the Government warning of the possibility of a fuel crisis in February dampened active interest' in the Stock Exchange yesterday, some industrial groups showed firmness, states Reuter's financial correspondent. Newspaper shares improved on the belief that the latest increase in
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    17 in 'oust Tito' trial
    114 8 BELGRADE, Thurs. SEVENTEEN Yugoslavs, ineluding two pre-war cabine: ministers and a former Royalist general, go on before the Belgrade mil: court today, charged with plotting to overthrow Marshal Ti:o's Government and rer store King Peter. It is the second trial of its kind in Belgrade
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    WIFE HIT HIM WITH A CIDER BOTTLE
    190 8 LONDON, Thursday. A WOMAN contesting her husband's will was asked In the Chancery Court, London, about a bottle of cider she emptied over his head. Mrs. Eiieen Mary Smallwood. of Neville Court, Tunbridge Wells, had said that the attitude of her wealthy husband.
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    Acheson
    103 8 Continued from Page 1 When asked about prospects of action within the United Nations Political Committee, Mr. Acheson said the issue would be discussed in New York on Wednesday. He predicted that sometime during this week there would be action on the matter. He said he had high hopes
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    They took his wife
    41 8 WIVES and mothers write to Congressmen to protect against a proposed call-up of 18-year-old sons But Senator Lyndon Johnson received his first protest from a husband. The wife, a reserve W.AC, lieutenant has been called up too.
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