The Singapore Free Press, 14 February 1951

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA hfaurnfaf SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1951. PRICK II UNI
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    40,000 REDS IN NEW ATTACK
    317 1 40,000 REDS IN NEW ATTACK U. N. troops on the retreat TOKYO, Wednesday. JJNITED Nations forces, reeling from the new Chinese Communist punch on the central front today disengaged and slipped out of range to the south while the air force blasted Red war traffic with a new secret technique.
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    Riots to be lived againon map
    61 1  - Riots to be lived againon map UNKNOWN afj;aruafjf picture m ..ill i 'point ti n 1 y Maci beM the V X ANDLRSON. Stall Officer, Police Headquarters ruht) streeU Mr. R E. I oul -er on his arrival yesterday irom Britain to attend the Riot Inquiry Commission hearIn the rear
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    U.S. will have 24 divisions by July
    209 1 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. tRMY duel ot Staff General J. Lawton Collins told the National Press Club today that by July 1 the I nited States will have the equivalent ot '-1 active divisions compared with eight when the Korea war tailed m June. Officials
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    Big Four may meet in March
    78 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. VMERICAN State Department officials said ..iy In Washington there "borne prospect" of a meeting of the "'Bis Four" ity Foreign Ministers by mid-March m Paris. They s^id this In answer to question's about a report quoting a French Government buj saving the
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    FRANCE, ITALY IN GENERAL ACCORD
    149 1 FRANCE, ITAL Y IN GENERAL ACCORD SANTA MARGHERITA, ITALY Wednesday. FRENCH and Italian government leaders reached ff en-ral agreement today on all outstanding questions including German rearmament. So much ground was cover--eel and the three-hour conference was held m such a -warm and friendly atmosnhere" that little work remains to
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    54 1 picture. HEI ICOFTtfR i< Bass d *orn on I I lh« platform fitted to Uie stern of the Boy»l navj Reel supply ship Fort Duquesne during tests m the EnfflUh Channel. Purposj of the experiment is to determine the use of helicopters from merchant ships for defence, communications at sea
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    SEVEN TO DIE IN SECRET
    52 1 U.S. authorities In Frankfurt have forbidden Press coverage of the hanging of D condemned German criminals. Relatives ot the condemned men have been notified by official telegrams thai they ran make final visits to the prisoners on Tuesday. Normally such prisoners *re executed In the
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    UN rejects Russian charges
    114 1 UN rejects Russian charges LAKE SUCCESS, Tuc^. THE United Nations General Assembly tonight rejected by 43 votes to live with three abstentions the Soviet charges of United States aggression against China. The vote was on the Soviet resolution alleging that the United States invaded Formosa and blockaded the island for
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    IT'S TOUGH BEING AN INFANTRYMAN
    351 1 IT'S TOUGH BEING AN INFANTR YMAN FROM EDWARD HEWAT. Special to the Free Press. IN action with the British I learnt something about being an infantryman. And the lesson was tough. My teacher was 45-year-old Lieutenant Colonel Kon Foster, commander of the "Fighting FiftlV'the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers. I He took
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    'U.S. has not written off Asia'
    124 1 'U.S. has not written off Asia' COLOMBO. Wrdn'sd MR. Donald Kennedy, chief American observe, rday told the Commonwealth Aid to Asia nml< ence that the United States had not written off as a bad debt." Her policy was to give both military and eronon assistance to combat Communism, he told
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    'BOMB' WAS AN ALARM CLOCK
    65 1 'BOMB' W AS AN ALARM CLOCK Scotland Yard bomb experta yesterday opened a licking package addressed to Food Minister Maurice Webb and found an alarm clock. The package was delivered he Food Ministry by a taxi driver soon after an anonymous tip was phoned to the Press Association. An attendant
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    MacA report on Asia wanted
    86 1 Mac A report on Asia wanted WASHINGTON. Wed A REPUBLICAN Representative. Mr. llfl Van Zandt. yesterday proposed that President Truman order On. Douglas Mat-Arthur home to report to Congress and the people on the conditions m Asia. He told the House this report would he as important as Gen. Dui^ht
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    NEW VOLCANO
    24 1 A mountain has blown off its top and has become a new volcano m Northeastern Luzon near the town of Bagabag.- Reuter
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    Favourable balance
    21 1 India in September 1950 had a favourable balance of tradp with the United St i totalling US $17,376,334.-/^ A.P.
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    Offence to the Pope
    38 1 picture LAURA DIAZ, 30. Communist deputy m the Italian Senate, is to go on trial at Chieti. Italy, for offending the honour of the Pope m a pre-election speech she made m 1948.- A.P.
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    WORLD REVOLUTION BRIDGE
    132 1 MOSCOW. Wed. THE MAIN purpose of the Chinese-Russian Pact is to prevent the recurrence or aggression by Japan or powers associated with her, the Soviet Military Oa/ said yesterday on the ant annlvewary of the JO years alliance. when undrr protection of the Un. l occupation forces.
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    Greek, German pact
    38 1 A Greek-German irade and payments agreement signed In Frankfurt yesterday calls for German exports to Greece valued at U. 5.545,000,000. 545,000,000 and Greek exports of goods worth U. 5.515.000.000. 51 5.000.000 into West Germany.— U.P.
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    'SOLDIERS FOR EUROPE' FIRST
    26 1 d df'cidt'd m V. day t<> mak< busn Admin determined the Sei. proving the a.oimm American (r(j(>!).s to G shower defenr U.P.
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    Wheat sales halte.
    17 1 The US partment porarilv susp^nd^d sales to signaton* International Whet pending the world's U.P.
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      17 1 CAPITAL 9 and Rare Curios. Mr I Rd Spore I /or all the best parties! t^COLD STORAGE
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      41 1 fhalfrynffaf ENTERPRISE! ROBINSONS Have much pleasure m announcing the Opening m then Kuala Lumpur Branch of an up-to-date GENTLEMEN'S HAIR DRESSING SALOON. Fully qualified and lonj experienced Hair Dressers m attendance OPENING DATE 15th FEBRUARY 1951 ROBINSONS Mountbatten Rd Kuala Lumpur
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    Sex creed found high priests in Hollywood
    1124 2 The Singapore Doctor lIP to the end of last century, sex, was sidered as a necessary tvil, to which humans Miccumbed during their ak moments. Stx was the "'skeleton m the cupboard," about which one knew, but which one did not discuss m
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    DO YOU SUFFER FROM SIDERODROMOPHOBIA?
    583 2  -  Win Wright By lOST of us have one oi more ir rational little fears and arc none the aTI worst for it. It is oniy when a P hobia reaches such proportions that it interferes with our happiness nee d we do anything about it.
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    YOUR LUCKY STAR
    160 2 BOliS today. >ou are exceptionally inue pendent and tare very little what others think or say just so long as it is something good about you. You dislike being; criticised. This strange paradox is not always understood by any except your closest friends. You may appear to
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      97 2 Hew Crossword Ho. 278 8 (1.1 E8 ACROSS I N rty nuir.e lor Edna (Lib) or Enid <Lab> 7 Ho* .as rurt- bush goes ueitly ahead <4-7); 8. Site of tailor's button 9. Coloured return of Anne with a letter »5); 10. Hj.ii quart (3); 11. Whafs loft? is>; 13
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      36 2 Solution To Crossword No. 277 Across: 1, Home. 7. From Homo 9 Clef. 10, Orb. 11. Oak trees. IS, Starts 14. Tepid. 17. Aramis. 18, Pastures. 21. Tea. 22. Haha 23. T-eeshore. 24 Side. Down: 2.
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    The Free Press S.FRANCISCANS MUST STAY
    255 3 No flight from A-bomb SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday. S A ™««*CWU would be ordered to stand and OgMin the event of an atom bomh attack on their cit\ vihan defence officials have no intention of evacuating San Francisco. Each surviving man and ■woman would be
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    Face to last century
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    CZECH CHARGE
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    U.K. SPENDS LESS OH GAMBLING
    44 3 LONDON, WVd. Brito:- nun c on I i "1000 In 1949. timated umber of people ill pools ■r of '^0.000 c d with 11 250.000 m the -.ke showed v>p from 3 2 shilling c shilli i imitd Reuter
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    27 3 MILITAE. FUNERAL lour generals were the uuard of honour at the coffin of Field Marshal Mannerheim a-> he lav In st.itr m the Hiffh Church. Helsinki. Finland.
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    MAUDIE CLUBBED HERSELF INSANE
    122 3 MAUD IE CLUBBED HERSELF INSANE DARWIN, Wednesday. "MANBULLO MAIDIE, an old aboriginal woman. drove herself mad during a primitive native dance 300 miles south of Darwin She is now m Darwin Hospital, where she screams and shouta all day. At night she performs the corroboree ceremony, beating herself with her
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    27 3 ,\(>".v SOMKR-AIIT-Harrv Hanson. t>i Mich can turns an intentional somersault M he speed> oT s?anold lot JumP <>f ™t<*t J*f m.d-west ski jump In Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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    CHINA'S 'PLAN FOR BURMA'
    248 3 RANGOON, Wednesday. DEI) China plans to conquer the skater part of Burma diplomatically rather than by military might. according to a political sources m Rangoon. The source who has sound contracts on both s of the Chino-Burma border said the Reds will achieve their objective within
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    SMUGGLING TO REDS DENIED
    58 3 Officials have denied reports ol large-scale "smugglinß" ol American goods to Communist China via Bombay They said the reports had their origin m transhipment fom Bombay to Hong K<>n» ol 7.000 tons of ear»o from two American ships which the U.S. before the runbargo was im})t\sed
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    MORE TROOPS
    27 3 Conscripts and' volunl who trained with the United States National Guard are being sent to Korea 10 strengthen the American foi rs announced m Washington
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    Plain clothes police criticised
    97 3 Plain clothes police criticised LONIX TH E British policemen's own official organ, l Review, has criticised the idea of mobile police pal ling highways In clothes', it said much ol uniformed pat 1 In getting co-operation from the motorist might be undone by this method. Plain-clothes patrols were at best
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    Investment control
    28 3 Australia's National becuruy Resources Board is considertnethods of adjusting Investment programn ensure early compl< oroiocts contributing mo defence or the nof economy against the possible A.P.
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    JAPAN WELCOMED
    22 3 The South Korean Presii. ni Dr. Syngman Rhee. staled that he would wel come Japan joining the Pacific detence alliance
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    Bridge Hand
    311 3 r ri.j i.u^oruy oi exper 3 who don't, care for the Blackwood Four-Five No trump Convention feel as they do because they don't like constraint. It would be ridiculous to suppose that they could not play this, or any other reasonably sound system. with superb results. But they
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    80-year-old invents a new clutch
    239 3 80-year-old invents a new clutch SOUTH !il LOU ILLINOIS. Wednesdaj IN Sl)-year-old inventor m Illinois it <r up i a new electric clutch which he II mm production In the nations defence programme. He is Mr. A. P. Warner, invent oi speedometer and a director and Df the Warner Electric
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    London may adopt U.S. telephone
    13 3 pho: haii. of I chan 1.600 on- Reuter
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    6 3 jaiiia has pr< I iia.- A.P.
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Feb. 14, 1951 Nine years after
    194 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Feb. 14, 1951 Nine years after 1* li xow v tiu v oi of Singathe Japanese It 1« nber, but bi; i i bly the news that .pan may be allowed a :ld ►iv» rt i .*>> aropKir r: when rthur told th» lav 1
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    When Will Reds Be Communists?
    788 4  -  CYRIL RAY By VHEN will the Soviet Union become a Communist State 0 When and how? The period of m sit ion from Social :sm to Communism was ushered m by the St Constitution of 1936 and has been retarded by 'he Patriotic War. N
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    The 'Black' Listeners
    283 4 The 'Black' Listeners T and p] was hi to BBC. broacir. the much ol its merely used to neone who is usradio without a cc. There an estimated ick" listenin the Federal Republic and the North West German 10 apparently feels i time that something done s bout II The
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    76 4 Claimed to be th<> worlds smallest or^an thin porau»ie working model was built by the late Carl Hess, organ builder of Durlach. Germany. It is a copy of the organ painted by the Dutch paint rr. Hans Memline m 1480 for the Benedictine Abbey, Najeda, m Northern Spain. The instrument
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    The Rubaiyat of Omar Presto
    270 4  -  HARLEQUIN (With apologies to Edward Fitzgerald) By fyself when young: did eagei l> frequent oncert and I'rom and music argument .n comfort and at ease; and evermore Such evenings half m slumber have I spent. Hut they that now make music m the gloom sit
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    Try this new programme
    586 4  -  PRESTO Music topics by WILL you be anywhere near a radio at 1( o'clock this evening? Ii you are I strongly recommend you to listen tc "Record Reviews," a halfhour programme by Mr Lewis Jones. This is something new In Malayan radio music. Mr. Jones' primary
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    55 4 Those who run £ramor)ho!i recitals, advised Presto m his column recently, should ultivate a more casual air a boat their proceedings "Scatter the chairs about. put ash trays on the floor. turn the lUhts down, make it more cosy" he advised. The reply of Singapore (•ramophone Society memjlwrs In verse
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    NEW RECORDS
    425 4 v !iu>*rt; S\mph<>ny No. X m B Minos r'lnfinished") played t' Ike Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra < I urt\*an?;lcr II >I\". Drt 'f,:iB-40. iiibert hi raving works I 'haps maintaining Ineffable of these two Ifiable excuse. This is :ig than pre-war Bruno Walter issu? clearer m cc ail but
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    CHANCE FOR SWING FANS
    248 4  -  FELIX Ey UERE'S groat news for Singapore's firing fans. From next Wed: day. the Gramophone Company Ltd., at MacDonald House, Orchard Road, v. ill hold free sv sessions at the H.M.V. Studio (4th floor). For one hour, the Colony's jazz, jive and swing students will be
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    NEW OPERA ACCLAIMED
    14 4 riWMULT of a L Cambridi court and comDar.\ The pr I
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      8 4 ROLEX LONGINE WATCHES H.SENA LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG BANGKOK
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    'IT'S PROFITABLE,' SAYS MOHAMED
    310 5 REPTILE CATCHIMG Free Press Stall Reporter /HATCHING giant lizards or igu.% las for Chinese epEcWCI m Singapore Mho like lizard soup, or for those who take it with herbs as a cure for rheumatism, is a profitable business for Ganeh Mohamed. a local Indian. Ganeh also
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    She won a gold crown
    6 5 She won a gold crown fafatrjfaf
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    Technical Assn.
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    LEGCO WILL PROROGUE ON FRIDAY
    352 5 LEGCO WILL PROROGUE ON FRIDAY Six proposed bills technically 'dead \\llH the Singapore Legislative Council dut to proroirue on .Friday, proposed legislation T r V., ha s X matters ,s now tech n udlly dead ,„< lud.n X legislation f.»r hoasini Developm-n. Bill) and for the amendment 0 the rent
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    Big donation for S.A.T.A.
    53 5 The Singapore AntiTHberHitosfa Association has received the nagnifi-<'<-nt donition of $10,597.10, hein^ proceeds received from the Bach Music Festival for S.A.T.A. S ATA would like to take this opportunity of thanking all advertisers donors and voluntar> helpers fo r their sreat help which has achieved Mich
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    K.L. PROPERTY OWNERS OBJECT
    77 5 QWNERS of property m v Seavoy Road. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday objected to paying for the remaking of their road because they said \it would eventually be used main road. The protests were raised at a meeting of the Town Planning and Building Committee of the Kuala
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    NZ BAN ON FLOWERS WON'T APPLY HERE
    365 5 r leo c WILSON, h.z<. he r»n*tf> international do<j judee. will ofloiate at the Malayan Kennel Association's Dog Show at the Happy World s.ariium on Mar. 11. Mr WiKon, it will be recalled, judged m Singapore m 194!) when the show drew record
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    BACK AFTER U.S. TOUR
    143 5 HAf hnpre^szs me most about the U.S.A. is the friendliness and hospitality we received from the people we met during our tour." said Sheikh M. Boshir, 'right m picture above) Kuala Lumpur USIS employee, who has just returned from America offer attending a three-month orientation course
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    No shortage of tinned milk
    71 5 T EADING importers of Li tinned milk have again I agreed to sell supplies direct to such firms as are willing to i undertake distribution to members of their stall. Announcing this yesterday, the Controller of Supplies said that this distribution would be made provided
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    REASSURANCE ON MANPOWER
    57 5 THE COMPTROLLER of Man Power, Mr. S. W. P. FosterSutton, yesterday reiterated to all Chinese schools m Selangor that students below or above 18 years of age, who were attending their final year at school, would not b< called up under the Manpower Regulations. The statement clarifying
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    Varsity will make history with 'Antigone'
    280 5 Varsity will make history with 'Antigone' Vree Pr»ss Iniversity (orresoondfnt IjisTORY will be made at 11 the University of Malaya m Mjrch when the English Department, m conjunction with the Raffles Society stages 'Antigone, a Greek tragedy." says Mrs. Mary Baiker, the assistant producer Barker Is an Engjsh or m
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    Marine Police get armed vessels
    245 5 Marine Police get armed vessels tree Fress Stall Reporter THREE neu 30-foot launches, 1 the first of 34 fast armoured launches and motor sampans ordered by the Singapore Marine Police late last year to strengthen security precautions along the Colony's coastline, have just been delivered and put m service m
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    APPOINTMENTS
    90 5 Dr. i Miss i E. V. Crowe. Lady Medical Officer, has been appointed to act a> Gynaecologist and Obstetrician, Maternity Hospital, Kandang Kerbau, Singapore. The Governor has appointed Mr. Tan Ah Tah, C.L.S.. to be the President of the Rent Conciliation Board m place of Mr. A. W. Bellamy.
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    BIRTHDAY OF GOD OF PEACE
    93 5 BIRTHDAY OF GOD OF PEACE HUNDREDS of bonfln lit soon after midnight m Singapore's Chinatown yesterday as the Hokkien community celebrated the birth of "the Chinese God of pi and permanence Tien Konf Seh. The Gods birthday, which falls on the ninth day of the first moon after Chinese New
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    YOUTH COUNCIL
    41 5 TPOH. Tues.-The Ifentrl Besar of Perak. Dalo Pangiima Bukit Gantang. will open a one day meeting of the Perak UMNO youth section i at the Secretariat on Sunday en a.m. The meeting will •■>lish a separate UMNO i Council
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    GARDEN SOCIETY WANTS CHINESE
    74 5 4 tO I *A n Pwas mi < ii, Mr. D. S. R< at the annual i int> held on Ti.< Mr. Robertson sa European men fluctuating comn if perman< nt n I rig. ■We have -aken s get additional Chi: jm-b«-rs on our Comi mcerelv
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    ROBINSON IS FAVOURITE
    86 6 3UGAR" Ray Robinson Is O heavily favoured middleweight boxing title Jake La M Chicago tonight. Robin- ■■■■ct.> <• 1541 b.. his top tnfldent he limit. If h. 3 he will be §if hours m which to makr thf If lv fails A forfeit hi.s title. Dttothuilk l
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    A killer goes twice to the death cell
    974 6  -  ROBERT FABIAN fja;fjaruf by ex-Superintendent i o-dav the lormer supI'rinU'Mflent of Scotland Yard's famous Murder Squad tak Mm to .Manchester on a death-hunt which began amid the rubble oi a Mitaed site, liere is another vivid drama told as only Mr. Tabian
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    25 SCRATCHINGS FOR 1st DAY
    253 7  - 25 SCRATCHINGS FOR 1st DAY ALLAN LEWIS But fields will still be good By JJKSPITE 25 known scratchings at present, fields should be well up to Singapore average tor Saturday first day of the Singapore Turf Uub Spring Meeting. The following horses will not start: J'Avance, Gold Meridian, Your Highness,
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    'VARSITY SOCCER FIXTURES
    139 7 ITNIVERSITY of Malaya's v soccer season, which rta today with a trial game, will end with a Nonh v. South fixture. Today the inter-Faculty freshmen's first trial will be played at Bukit Timah. The first Varsity trial will be played on Friday at the Sepoy Lines and
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    LEAGUE GAME ABANDONED
    49 7 YESTERDAY English League Div. 3 (Northern* game between Southport and Mansfield Town was abandoned at half-time owing to fog. There had been no scoring. This match was originally arranged to be played lastSaturday. Feb. 10. but was postponed as Mansfield were engaged m FA Cup- Reuter
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    Services XV win
    34 7 gINGAPORE Combined Services rugby team beat Hong Kong by six points to five on Monday. Their hard-working forwards turned the game m their favour after Hong Kong had opened the scoring.
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    Hockey 'Sevens'
    41 7 YESTERDAYS Singapore women's seven-a-side hockey results were: G.S.C. 2nd beat Seletar Ist by three short -corners; S.C.C. Ist beat Changi 2nd 5-0. Today's semi-finals are: G.S.C. Ist v Changi Ist; G.S.C. 2nd v S.C.C. Ist f.anala to follow Imiately >.
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    DAVIS CUP-TIE
    18 7 France has agreed to play Britain m their Davis Cup tic on May 19 to 21.
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    KOTA RAJA-C.A. TOUR APPROVED
    65 7 The Combined Kota RajaChinese Athletic soccer team, which was refused permission by the Singapore Amateur Fo< tball Association on Monday to go on tour of Indonesia, was successful m an appeal made yesterday. The combined team of 16 players (Kota Raja 11 and C.A. ftve> will
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    Apprentice jockey joins Daniels
    182 7  -  ALLAN LEWIS By QEORGE STKAKEK. a 16 year-old apprentice jockey, arrived m Singapore by air from Australia last evening. Straker will finish the remainder of his ap- pienticeship with Singapore trainer Keith Daniels. He has already served twelve months of his time h Frank R. Cheshire
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    Prefers job to cricket
    90 7 LOU CURTIS, 22-year-old ■ley district iarmer a sensation by ng ninewiekets for 60 runs the South Australian County XI against the M.C C. I an offer to play m Adelaide. Cv id former Austra•in Test bowler Tim Wall. made the offer, that the iea «is the
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    HOSPITALS CUP
    24 7 St. Thon:. pital beat its Hospital by 11 to nil yesterday m the round of the Hospitals Cup Ru^by Union tourna.t.- Reuter
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    SERVICES XI v. CIVILIANS
    72 7 /M>MRI\H> Services "Sin porr> have selected th;> team for Sundays same t( v f.\. at lan Bovar ium. Proceeds will i;o to the \>ian Ml und. 1 Gnwl iRAf LAC Ron (BAT), CPOJack l\av>). -QMS Bi tier fArmyl. FAC IM^r >\hite '\avy>: I (pi Mi. v»
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    BAILEY HITS CENTURY
    201 7 TREVOR Bailey, E.^ex County skipper, baiting M.C.C. against Victoria, .cored his first century of the tour at Melbourne yesterday. A sixth-wicket stand with Len Hutton realised 196 runs m as many minutes and enabled M.C.C to avoid the follow-on. Bailey started badly against Rin^ but he improved
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    C'WEALTH XI IN COLOMBO
    160 7 COMMONWEALTH rricket v team, which ha-s been touring India, arrived m Colombo terday. They were met at the Ratmalana airport by officials of the lon Cricket Board of Control The Commonwealth team will play three matches m Ceylon, "the first, a three-day same against a Ceylon
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    Today's sport
    27 7 RUGBY: R.A.S.C. v Royal EnfiMMl at R.E. ground; R.VI Changi v. Nee Soon at Nee Soon; RAF Tengah v. 221 Veh. Bn. at Battalion ground.
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    PLUCKY FIGHT BY SOM PONG
    156 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. DESPITE a nasty cut over the right eye sustained m the seventh round, Nai Soin Pong, welterweight champion of Singapore, fought on brilliantly to score a narrow points decision over the Selangor welterweight champion. Golden Boy, at Kuala Lumpur last night. The
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    NAM WAH S.C TEAM LEAVES FOR RANGOON
    95 7 NAM \V*h Sporls <»ub soccer team photographed with supporters and well-wishers at Kallang Airport last night just hefore leaving for their tour of Rangoon and Bangkok: The team (m dark jackets) is: (from left to right) front row, Mr. Ng Thong Pui (president).
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    R.E.M.E. beaten by one point
    330 7 R.E.M.E. beaten by one point INTER-UNIT BOXING Free Press Boxing Reporter. gY ONE POINT R.E.M.E. Workshops were eliminated from the Singapore Base District annual interunit boxing championships for the Anchor Cup when they met G.H.Q. Signal Regiment at Police Training School, Thomson Road last night. R.E.M.E. won six of the
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    P.I. CHINESE LOSE 5-4
    161 7 VISITING Philippine Chinese table-tennis tourists, with four of their best players on the sick list, put up a plucky fight against a strong Rest of Singapore side to lose by five games to four at the Great World last night. Their star player. Chua Peng Lam,
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    INTER-CLUB BILLIARDS
    54 7 INTER -CLUB BILLIARDS OINGAPORE Cnil Service A.^sociaiion will play agalns- the Amicable Athletic Afsocialk; billiards at the S.C.S.A Tte sohn Road, on Sunday. Pla\ start at 2 p.m. S.C.S.A. team will be selected from: Tan Thean Teck. G. W Jeremiah. C. Alutiqfrqiu Tar: Ku. Cher, Mok Yong Sian^ Lim Bong
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    'Varsity sports in Oct.
    117 7 THE I niversity of Malays annual athletic meet will be held m October this year instead of March. This was decided by the executive committee of the Athletic Union which met last week. One of the reasons for tiiis postponement is that the new officials assumed
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    ARCHER OUT OF 5th TEST
    69 7 /iRAEME HOLE. 20VI South Australian der. v. ill replace opening batsman Ken Archer m A tralia's team apair 1 m the fifth and which begins m Melbr I on Ffb 23 This is 'he i the side which beat Ene m the fourth Tei laide
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    MERRIDALE B.P OFFICIALS
    10 7 MERRIDALE B.P OFFICIALS A- i i i n ed> E
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    DANES WIN 2-0
    10 7 The Dan All-Cc m '.heir second U.P.
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    T.U.C. 'Impeded strike settlement'
    109 8 T.U.C. 'Impeded strike settlement' SYDNEY. WeA A STRIKE ment "Which WM m sight had made more ditTicult by m Australian T.U.C. warning of the dangers of "Communist conspiracy/ said the miners' president, Mr. Idris Williams, yesterday m Sydney. The Trade Union Council ACTUi m uttering this lised there rial merit"
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    FRANCE CAN'T AFFORD U.N.
    74 8 Franc -relay rejected i nj a lastminute bid by the General mbly President Mr. v m Entezam, that the 1951 he United Nations General Ass< mbly be held In Lritain has also turned n a similar offer and s facilities are not adequate. All Indications ■mbly
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    NATIONS 'HIT BY PARANOIA
    366 8 NATIONS 'HIT BY PARANOIA Why the U.N. did not work OXFORD, Wednesday. THE failure of the United Nations to preserve peace, was due mainly to the fact that "we are attempting to impose an international pattern of life on men and nations, who are still provincially-minded." said Sir S. Kadahakrishnan,
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    46 8 NEW LOVE?— She's newly divorced, but Hollywood romantics have been swift to link film actress Elizabeth Taylors name with that of Stanley Donnen, now directing her new picture "Love is Better Than Ever." To the rumours of romance. Elizabeth has, one tearful and terse rejoinder; 'Rubbish!'
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    'ROMEO' MAKES CRETE TENSE
    60 8 'ROMEO' MAKES CRETE TENSE Crete's "Romeo and Julie;" love affair made the islandtense again yesterday. Observers of Cretan customs ?aid the place was seething with '"bottled civil war" as the trial of mountain leader I Kephaldyankis entered it* second day. Costa is accused of forming an armed band to abduct
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    PORT STRIKE IN CALCUTTA
    31 8 PORT STRIKE IN CALCUTTA A lightning strike of 30.000 seamen and shore workers yesterday tied rp almost all shipping m Calcutta. They were protesting against the present system of medical examination.
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    Occupation's entl
    31 8 If. Andre Francois-Poncet. French High Commissioner to Germany, said yesterday that the Allied occupation would have to end when West Germany made her military contribution to European defence.— Reuter
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    DUSTY VIOLIN WAS A STRAD.
    170 8 TIiPKFn iv KOR P>'' FHONT Wednesday. fUCKED m the kitbag of G.I. Driver Herbert VVeinmger lies the strangest capture of the Korean campaign. It is an old violin- very old tca n ■mss sHSF ebat great musician this did not mean much. He still though*
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    DELHI HAS 405 ALIENS
    58 8 Afghans were most numerous among the 405 people from 29 countries registered at the Delhi Foreign Registration Office m 1950. There were resident m Delhi m 1950. 105 Arghans, 63 Americans, 42 Germans, 36 Chinese. 33 Russians, 18 Burmese, 18 French, 16 Iranians and 13 Japanese,
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    Decline in gilt-edgeds
    134 8 Decline in gilt-edgeds ,ondon Stock Exchange] LONDON, Wednesday. CRESII institutional selling of British Government funds for reinvestment m steel shares ahead of nationalisation depressed prices m the gilt-edged section of the Stock Exchange yesterday. Losses of oneeight li to a quarter were widespread. This decline checked active Interest m other
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    Bitter rubber row in U.S.
    119 8 WASHINGTON. Wed. jJITTER controversy has broken out over the United Slates rubber conservation programme and the head of the rubber division of the National Production Authority has been ousted. The Senate Small Business Committee announced it will carry out an investigation into circumstances which lead
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    Ducal deficit
    30 8 THE tenth H%ke of Devonshire left £796,473 sterling (£731,658 net) when he died m November, but death duty of t: 1.030,322 sterling has been paid on his estate.
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    U.N. RICE FOR INDIA
    44 8 The United Nations Children's Fund voted unanimously yesterday to send $240,000 worth of rice to India m the next six months to feed 2* 000 children. An additional $112,000 was voted to supplement the malaria control programme m Pakistan.- Reuter
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    WOOL RECORD
    23 8 A new Australasian record of 364 pence a lb for scoured wool was established at Brisbane sales yesterday. A. P. A.P.
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    West 'makes little effort' in defence
    99 8 WASHINGTON. Tues. SENATORS Pat McCarran. Democrat and Styles Bridges, Republican, said today there is little evidence that the United States has been able to spur Western Europe into "serious military defence efforts." McCarran and Bridges constitute the foreign Rid subcommittee of the Senate Appropriations
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    P.I. WORKS ON REPARATIONS
    63 8 Philippine government leaders including economic and financial experts, will work on a workable formula aimed at reaching a satisfactory solution of the Japanese reparations question from the Philippine viewpoint. The Philippine Government was set on pressing its US $8 000.000 reparations claim against Japan before the
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    More avalanches
    32 8 New avalanches yesterday roared down the Alpine mountainsides m eastern Switzerland, bringing destruction to mountain villages where 12— possibly 15— people have be^n killed m the past 43 hours.- A.P.
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    PROPERTY-OWNERS WATCH KOREA
    232 8 HANOI, Wednesday. CPECULATORS on the jumpy property market m Hanoi on South-East Asia's frontline are watching developments m Korea more closely than the fighting m their own immediate North as they gamble on what may happen to Tonkin. So far the French line, 50 kilometres (about 30
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    FIRST CONTACTS
    30 8 Two high officials of the Vietnam Government yesterday arrived m Marseilles for first contacts with European nations that have recognised Vietnam as "independent within the French Union."— A.P.
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