The Singapore Free Press, 17 February 1951

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    21 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA I SINGAPORE, S.niRUAV, FEBRI \Ry n, 1951 l»RI< I UN (1 M^
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    No Mao sanctions talk yet
    6 1 No Mao sanctions talk yet U.P.
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    'Don't label U.S. aid'
    11 1 'Don't label U.S. aid' Mr J i writsaid the '-mblem. Reuter
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    BRITISH ATTACK IN KOREA
    352 1 BRITISH ATTACK IN KOREA Preparing for flank move TOKYO, Saturday. BRITISH infantry, artillery and tanks are today fighting their first big offensive action of the Korean war m a ragin<» blizzard. Co-operating with American troops, they yesterday sained an objective m an all-day attack on Chinese Communists who m the
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    Churchill and his jujube
    220 1 LONDON, Sat. THE wanderings of Mr. Churchill's jujube lilted members of the House of Commons into a state of high hilarity last night. Mr. Churchill had just sat down after an hour's oration on defence. Tne Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Oaitskell, began his speech. At
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    MORE OIL USED
    37 1 World demand for oil is up about 10 per cent on last year, with consumption at nearly 11.000,000 barrels day, Mr. Frank W. Abrams, chairman of the Standard Oil Company, said yesterday. A. P.
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    38th: Britain to ask U.S.
    120 1 38th: Britain to ask U.S. LONDON, Saturday. |>RITAIN will seek clarification ol President "Tmman'S statement that the question of crossing the ;*Hth Parallel m Korea is a military and strategic matter only, usually well informed quarters l aid here today. Truman, m a statement In Washingl kid General hit had
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    EMERGENCY: FULL STORY
    133 1 r\ I. lt since the KniiT- gency In Malaya was proclaimed people have asked themselves questions. Exactly how is the light going? Are the terrorists really feeling the pinch or are they plotting worse mischief? What will be the long-term effect on our trade" What will the
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    STALIN: WAR NOT INEVITABLE
    201 1 MOSCOW, Saturday. CJTALIN said last night that war was not inevitable, but the British and American forces were doomed to defeat if they failed to conclude peace m Korea. He described as 'disgraceful' the Urn led Nations resolution condemning Communist China as an aggressor. When asked
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    TRIBUTE FROM STRACHEY
    70 1 Tilt Secretary for W.ti Mr. Strachey. paid tribute to army men nii|iporting the fortes of law and order m Malaya m his memorandum on the army estimates published yesterday. He said "Our soldiers have continued to carry out the arduous task with skill and admirable spirit. Provision
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    $2 MILLION IN S'PORE SWEEPS
    122 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS IU THi: total pools of the Unlimited Sweeps for the three days of the Singapore races are near to two million dvjlars. The total pool of tne special rourse cash sweep, on race six of the last day, has COU I reached about
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    Reds murder Saigon chief
    84 1 A PROMINENT Indo-Chin-ese political leader was found shot d.>ad m Salmons Chinatown yesterday 12 hours after he was taken from his home by masked men D, l i t Vt to be Communisi deatn squad.*' Le Van Tho 41. Executive Committee Chairman of the strongly anti-Communist
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    TALKS ON TRADE
    25 1 India and Pakistan/, have aureed to confer In Karachi on Monday on possible resumption of normal trade bet«. M th« LWO -mint.ries.—
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    Two Wide Boys
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    US statement worries Asians
    94 1 DELEGATES to the Commonwealth Consultative Committee Conference m Colombo were pessimistic yesterday as to the outcome of the talks. Asian delegates were concerned about the guarded statement made on the previous day by the American observer. Mr Donald Kennedy, the U.S. State Department's Deputy Director of
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    NUTS CHALLENGE
    21 1 Mr. Churchill will challenge the government Tuesday on their handling of the post-war scheme to g groundnuts m Afrl<
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    CHEQUE-ON A LOTTERY TICKET
    109 1 IRELAND'S seven- week-old l bank strike came to an end yesteraay, but no one paid much attention. k officers had been workLg overtime since Monday —when 'hey accepted an ..i-buiaUon tribunal ay. a.- I They put on kelp becau.se they had expected a big ru.sh of
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    Russia may be warned off Tito
    140 1 Russia may be warned off Tito picture. LONDON, BtJtlird BRITAIN ami the United States are considering the advisability of issuing a formal »arnin| 1 Russia and her Balkan satellites about Use cnm quences of an attack pUnst I'ngaslavta a Government source said yesterdaj Britain was reported to favour ment that
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    BIG 3 NOTE TO FIX MEETING
    50 1 The Western Powers' la Note to Russia, to be sen »9 Monday or Tuesday, will pose March 5 as a date for Deputy Foreign Minister! meet m Paris to an Big Four meeting on world peace, a French government j source said yesterday. A.P.
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    M-PLAN FOR ASIA
    31 1 James B tary-Treasti he no. Call' > rc j a y f o j- |jp j^, mediate c of a Marshall Plan for the na South-east aai A. P.
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    MOSCOW ENVOY
    21 1 Burma's first Moscow. U Oh n. i i his credentials President. M Nikolai Shreralk. at the Kremlin yesterdai Reuter
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    THIS 'JUNGLE' IS A TOWN
    258 2 IN ism \i l JIN- GLE" (coming to the Alhamora > the old, crime doe? not pay* told again but a difference, it la told well. The "Jul 'own v -im strong racks m an of coarse, criminals from crooked low-down hoo'iIn* comes hneider »'S
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    AT THE CINEMAS
    35 2 t'ATMAI i«as :> and had >p-ci < VIM MM "\tom Man m'—the fab m t packed with s\ M If \MRK\: 'Brokt-n ->ri Indian iilm pi between the Icf of I ■election of SVt
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    Many Kisses, Few Laughs
    290 2  -  LAN GRANT EMERGENCE \V X:) DING" 'coming to -illy title for a film but then this is a SIII3 film. It starts off as a do comedy but after an so of this it decides (quite htlyi that it is not beinv \ery funny and horror
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    Is This Really So Funny?
    152 2 HARVEY', the film of the famous play is coming to Singapore. It is about a man who imagines he has as his constan? friend and companion a six-foot rabbit whom he calls •Harvey He talk* to "him" and introduces "him" to others. The play had
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    NO, It's Bad Taste
    357 2  -  LAN GRANT say IF you think Elwood P. Dowd a figure of fun you will find "Harvey" immensely amusing. That is clearly what the director and the script writers want you to think. It is not what James Stewart wants. And as James Stewart plays Elwood
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    YES, it's Good Fun...
    261 2  -  FRANK ROGERS Says HARVEY' is the funniest film I have seen for years. The very idea of a man. Elwood P. Dowd, having a huge white rabbit for a companion is amusing. Elwood. is crazy, of course, and crazy people do crazy antics. And when I
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    No ban on nude films
    239 2 FILMS with nudes are O.K. to French censors, but they will not stand for brass knuckles. "We think it does harm.'' ,c In forma :ion Ministry official, "for children to see a nude woman than to see an eflicientlyperformed crime.'' He recalled a recent French
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    They don't TRY to like them
    448 2  - They don't TR Y to like them Cecil Wilson has a grouse ago hist ANOTHER Broadway musical hit will open m London on March 8. Alter a mere fortnight's run of "Merrie England," and a few idle weeks, the Coliseum, no m c of American shows since June 1947, reverts
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    OSCAR NOMINATIONS
    127 2 HOLLYWOOD TWO films about ageing actresses "All about Eve" and Sunset Boulevard" have won top honours m nominations for the 1950 Academy Awards (Oscars "All about Eve," «coming to Singapore a satire of theatre life, won 14 nominations m the film industry's annual competition. They included nominations for
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    'FAIRY TALE' STORY OF SWINDLE
    314 3 Take insurance Policies sold e-fis»«i SWANSEA, Saturday. V<W 81 days 1 nomas Vincent Daniel must try to remember what he did with some thousands of pounds profits from a gigantic insurance swindle. til his waking hours available and no the next 12 days. On the
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    Ship's stern steaming to Japan
    162 3 Ship's stern steaming to Japan TOKYO, Sat. THE stern section of the 4 928 tons Swedish motor•1 Christer Salen which broke m half off the east of Japan on Thursday, was yesterday proceeding under her own steam towards Tokyo Bay. The bow section was reed drifting m the Pacific Ocean
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    Lord Horder to urge cremation
    50 3 Lord Horder to urge cremation the edged ol Brl medic sion. people ol >f Lonheir dead, speaker mblic mcc" place short ion a meeting X nsington Borough ncil which provides crereduced lees for residents that soon. would hay nee out of London h se of -crowded burial the capital. Reuter
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    BUCKLEY
    16 3 Queen Elizabeth yesterday received at Buckingham Palace the Israeli Minister and his wife. A. P.
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    EMPLOYEE LIBELLED IN EXERCISE BOOK
    169 3 LONDON, Saturday. SOME quotations from the yellow exercise book m which Mr. Jack Gordon Glazier, 43-year-old shopkeeper, recorded thoughts about his staff, were read at the Assizes at Chelsea, England. He wrote this about 26-year-old Mrs. Iris Kathleen SherrirT after she had been with him
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    MAO GETS EQUIPMENT
    53 3 immunlst China yesterday claimed that Russia is supplying her with industrial equipment denied her by Western powers. The Peking Ministry ot Trade said the deliveries were on which made the speedy restoration of Chinas 'industrial and agricultural production possible. Russia was reported to be receiving agricultural produce
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    AVALANCHES KILL 4 MORE
    41 3 Avalanches In the Italian Alps yesterday killed four more people, bringing the death roll since Sunday to 14. The Pop River burst its dykes, flooding farmlands and marooning villagers on the upper floors of their houses. Reuter
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    5 NAVY SHIPS WASHED ASHORE
    43 3 Five American vessels. Including the submarine. Bu■>ara. were washed aground by a storm m Tokyo Bay on Wednesday. No loss of life was reported m preliminary accounts. Neither was anything available about the condition ol the Vessels. A.P.
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    SABOTEURS ACTIVE
    21 3 Red agents are promoting sabotage m British ships at sea as well as leading Brttains wanlne nock strike, Mr.
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    '.... LEST JUSTICE FAILS'
    174 3 LEST JUSTICE FAILS' NEWCASTLE, Saturday. TUiE Deputy Recorder at Newcastle Quarter Ses- sions adjourned his court: it was lunchtime. Outside stepped a dapper, toothbrushmoustached little man m search of somewhere to eat. He was passing through a main street ol the city when a man walked up to him. punched
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    FAREWELL
    42 3 A small plane tut off the heads of tour people when it dipped m a farewell salute at the Paraguay Encainacion Airport. They were friends come to bid farewell to an air force lieutenant and a companion bound for Brazil Reuter
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    Bridge Problem
    398 3 Both sides vulnerable, south dealer NORTH X y7 0 X g t> 2 4 II I i 4 WEST EAST A* A 7 v? J It) I 5 C? 9 4 2 0 Q 1M 0'» 7 «KQH# A I 7 J SOUTB ■♦QJIHGSU V A KQ TJERF.
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    ISRAEL CRISIS
    22 3 President Weizman yesterday asked party leaders to visit his home today to try to agree on a new government. U.P.
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    Wife refused meals to husband
    145 3 Wife refused meals to husband LONDON > t.urd.iv. AWIIK who, said the JBttge, "ostr icised h-r husband m his own house, moi »j less CSNlfined him to one room, and refused to v W him any meals", lost hei suit m the Divt cc «m, Lain Both parties a house
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    U.S. offer on exports to Hong Kong
    42 3 U.S. offer on exports to Hong Kong WASH N 1 rm shipi tativ< m Washingb Tni.s offer side: B m m f the American I port to Hong K<>nu o! <4<>od.s except minimum ilis told n i in'ea of th voluai Reuter
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    POCKET CARTOON
    32 3  -  OSBI RI LANCASTER /'V Sou. p.. that mmtlc ♦< ./ui(«' prepare*/ to \h n hlood donor "> M of the oxn v«'»« trnC i\ to he r«\>»T»«"d exiluiivft* for Cjtn ernmi-nl »upport<rt
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      216 3 Radio SINGAPORE Bl i h NETWORK) :olloweJ < Kb News; 19 Pi Ipm P: rune S Une Su Interim 3 Album oi j c Comment S 6 1 The i Child- l 6 -10 The Radio I l London I idrime 3U x ra: s with the Stai BFEBS [Singapore]
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      175 3 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, >ou me 1 and women may dill m the expression of your basic talents. Both of you love your own home and the pleasures it brings. You are both good managers the women m the home and the men business or polities. You men have
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  • The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY,Feb. 17. 1954
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      C.O.L. and 10 percant
      284 4 I %J to I Gov- > liars m ill hi for ne m th( C includii There can oe only one i tip t< T. I lie of |nci l ruing 1m "he mee unl ern- deficit fcu< the 01 per a lowerr hardrices are 1
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    Cotton Market in East Africa
    879 4  -  DUDLEY HAWKINS ITALY ANH BELGIUM ARE OUST!NG BRITAIN m INDIA FROM THE.. says ITALY, Belgium and other countries are capturing a market of twenty million customers m the British Empire. And Britain has only herself to blame for the v m which her slipping from
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    Talking about Singapore
    813 4 *V *TKEY HAVE THEIR EXITS./ a And nil the men and women playe Thtij have their exits and tht r FOO true they hav< their exits, as unofficial members of the Singapore Legislative Council mctht have thought to Themselves after the Council rose for the last rime
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    — Loch Shiel, a Festival beauty spot...
    59 4 Loch Shiel, a Festival beauty spot... Beautiful Loch Shiel near Inverness m the Scottish Highlands. bl the l<= md marking: the spot where m 1745. Prince Charles Edward Stuart, grandson of King the Highlanders m an attempt to regain the throne of England, northern of the Festival of Britain centres,
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    BRITAIN IS TRAINING SNOW TROOPS IN AUSTRIAN ALPS
    602 4 BRITAIN IS TRAINING SNOW TROOPS IN AUSTRIAN ALPS No holiday- the work is only for the very fit |>EFORE this winter is over Britain will have a nucleus of troops thoroughly trained for the rigours of snow warfare. The British Army is well aware that m a future war fighting
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      95 4 s H B ki -^w^ X imm irnrnM mUmJumW^ iSBK ■V W <Or>wW^ mm bl M yfm r IL,7i I- Baby has been watching that dootime. There have been some disappor Jock with a friendly bark or two pulling one of his funny faces— a' 1 but when one is
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    Beauty of the dance
    65 5 Ex h on „s, ,s ntal i X I > ..iporr for a .i hrfme vhr v. rf.mif ouruil 11 1 I 1 ll:irwi' C m <inn»- i:!rd to „i m i*ht I hanrr to I m M >\r-nrnt l| Or h-i'h hool m<i\e- nmrnt I
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    Dance lecture
    45 5 WILLY BLOK HANSON, appeared m a Gypsy Dn*C€ to the Hungarian Rhapsodf and right > 13- Id ANN DOYLEY. 0] the Fine Art of Movement pupils, per tray The Vision* m the scene, icill be presented at the dance lecture at the B Feb.
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    NOT 'HONOURABLES' ANY LONGER
    535 5 NOT 'HONOUR ABLES' ANY LONGER Legco unofficials give up their privileges Kree Press Staff Reporter A I'ART FROMTHE DROPPING of the prefix "Honourable" to their names, unofficial members of the Singapore Legislative Council, h^ *ih Wa h Prorop,U >l u t(>rda v hav few ffi «al privileges to lose now
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    RED PAMPHLET-FOR CHINESE SCHOOLS
    198 5 RED PAMPHLET-FOR CHINESE SCHOOLS Free Pr«*ss Stall Reporter COLOIKKI) COMMUNIS! pamphlet m Chinese, bearin- charatUis with Weslci v f«atui«> and pn-Mimably meant for schooU hildren. has found its was into at least one C himsr S« Jiool m !sin»apori\ It was punted m Shanghai and came into the hands of
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    25 deaths from tuberculosis
    50 5 WHERE were 180 dea;hs m the Colony for the v eok eliding Feb. 10. 1951. and 534 birth?. Tuberculosis claimed 25 victims, enteritis 17 and pneumonia 16. The infantile death rate was 91.76 against 74.92 m the previous v.vek. Tfeu. +»»+,< w Smyapore listen tntevt.y to
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    SPECIAL SCOUT RALLY TODAY
    102 5 THE Boy Scouts Association of Singapore is holding a .special rally this afternoon at St. Andrew's School, m honour of Mr. F. H. J. Dahl, Travelling Commissioner from ihe Boys Scouts' Association headquarters m London who recently arrived m Singapore. The rally will last from 3
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    EXPENSIVE
    22 5 For selling a cup of tea at 20 cents, o cents over the maximum price, two Penang restaurant owners, (roh Hoon
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    JUNKS & NUDES WITH BEARDED FACES
    308 5 JUNKS NUDES WITH BEARDED FACES Free Press Staff Reporter JUNKS with full blown sails, nude women with bearded faces, skulls with snakes popping out of eye- holes and dragons these are the popular objects which people m Singapore ask Hang Seah, to decorate their limbs and bodies. For five years,
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    EXTENSION OF EMERGENCY
    127 5 MOVING a motion In the Legislative Council yesi terday tor extending the period of the emergency m the Colony, the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L. Blythe, said: '•During the past three months the security situation iin the Colony has not im- proved and there has been j
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    THEOSOPHISTS TO CELEBRATE
    67 5 In common with Theosoj phists all over the world, members of the Theosophical Society m Singapore will ceflebrate today as "Adyar Day." They will specially link themselves up on the occasion with the work of the International Headquarters of the Society at Adyar, near Madras, India. A
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    Fighting speeches at last meeting
    1334 5 Fighting speeches at last meeting Legiislntive C*ki**cil pirogue d r»ee Press Mill Reporter BHTH FIGHTING SPEECHES enlm-ning m. t hours of its lite. Urn three-year-old > Legislative Council yesterday rushed fill— gU MM urgent legislation and appnned alO pet < sit crease m the cost of living allowatu* i ,r
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    Travers chief on tour
    83 5 Travers chief on tour MH I», \SK TRu pu bail ut m < I I aiti\ed m !>▼ bos stlj •< t 1 MM > i <i i > *li < i ba i' «.eS forward la with »he R ids ol < Csssssnrec bore. '.v the Tru\; r- I
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    WARNING TO CAR-OWNERS
    13 5 In the light ol incn i iduaJ j ir vehji
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    CITIZENSHIP
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    TATTOO ARTIST GETS STRANGE REQUESTS
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    SAPPERS LOOK FOR NEW TALENT
    693 6  - SAPPERS LOOK FOR NEW TALENT CHARLES BRYCE Hv Butler to play inside forward SINGAPORE Engineer Regiment have few of last seasons soccer players available. According to Major W. A. Soule, the search for talent is about to start. In full-backs the Sappers so far have Tate and Wiltshire, who i
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    BLINKEY
    11 6 77/ get a run on the rails today or else.
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    VARSITY AWARDS COLOURS
    86 6 VARSITY AWARDS CO LOURS t will b arded mdii m the Universr is the ative Unire eh of six recolours are :cer), Ea rop «AthleH R ThillaN. Ci O nor. tie of the M tlaya held He returned a silver medal. i which ianila Siang teen elected f« op b
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    Locke beaten
    17 6 r h African B Open i ;>. m&hip .va> be up by )un;rvin 1.250 burg H
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    MILLS LEAVES Q.P.R
    14 6 :en led Qu f I Inside forward. inslerred for A. P.
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    DANES WIN 6-1
    27 6 U.P. Danish Bolelklubben football team defeated a Hour Kong XI by six goals to one In their final appearance at Rizal stadium, Manila, yesterday.
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    Wrrell hits 285 runs
    67 6 W rrell hits 285 runs U/EST Indies' Frank Worrell and William SutclirTe. son of the former England pla shared a fifth-wicket stand Of 301 for the Commonwealth against Ceylon In a three-day match beginning at Colombo yesterday. rrell made 285. Including rive sixes and 31 fours. 74 minutes. He gave
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    BRIAN WAS DISAPPOINTED
    52 6 When voting Brian, son of England Test cricketer Dennis fompton. was asked about his father's batting failures m the recent fourth Test at Adelaide he *aid. "Yes he wasn't much Rood. I'll writeand tell him so tonight." Brian (centre, front row) is seen here leaving his school
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    Big chances for Turpin, Thomas
    279 6 By JIM CHAMBERS TWO British boxers, Randolph Turpin, the middleweight champion, and Eddie Thomas, the welterweight champion, have important dates against continental fighters within the next two weeks. If the British boys win. they will be right m line for world title bids. Thomas is
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    Heckler removed in MCC game
    141 6 Heckler removed in MCC game A spectator at the M.C.C. v. Victoria County XI match at Gelang yesterday was removed from the ground for heckling Dewes. folding on the fence. Winning the too County XI battel and at the close of play were 'JO' five. John Shaw. 18-year-old nepl of
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    Preston may 4 keep record
    123 6 DRESTON North End. leaa--1 ers of the English Football League Second Division have played 11 games wit ho at being beaten, and they should maintain that record today against Brentford, a team solid triers without the class of Preston. Australian Marston continues at centre-half m
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    LAMOTTA AFTER MAXIM'S TITLE
    52 6 TAKE LAMOTTA who had trouble m redu« middleweight limit m Wed title fight, may make a bid for the light-heavyweight tile held by Joey Maxim. Lamotta is entitled to a re bout with Sugar Ray Robinson. but it is doubtful whether he will avail h'mself of
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      164 6 mSndr^KG Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya ■-^r«»^S r?'?iin LL=; :^r^ t^lrrt^D r^ 'UlAßfc NONSENSE? WHAT 1 \i IN THIC i a*PW J *W L J *A r I t<^m MAKES THESE BALLS FlO*T t pTI < [7^^ IANt With apologies to the Singapore Free Press Sh= *AS
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    182 7 I I UK j I I! I < .1 i n* I Ittl v ISfJ M> TRESPASSER ISSIZE River Patrol U \Y i m Ptrfc] (ount PRINCE (HARMING Krel Rose Rising: Cilery I l oro BO ISFORD Pippindeal Bet TOBOGGAN Moon < IH.R LORDS Xbbeyvtead I
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    HOCK LENG BEATS LEE IN BELFAST
    19 7 HOCK LENG BEATS LEE IN BELFAST >n rd am] •i at BelI i s»in the 1-8 11-4 are ma■-
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    P.I. Chinese win again
    103 7 PHILIPPINE Chinese tabaeI tennis team scored an five-one victory over Kok Mm United at the Great World last night. This was the visitors' third win m Singapore. siting team's playerChua Peng Lam. was q outstanding with two straight-set victories. The Philippine Chinese will meet Singapore All-Star
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    F.I.F.A. APPROVES
    21 7 Singapore Amateur Football A*- ition -he FederaD UkU rnationaie de Football Association iF.I.F.A.* has roved by the Err.ttee of
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    NAM WAH BEATEN
    16 7 A h soc- fj -heir a Burma XI by three goals A. P.
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    Today's sport
    41 7 h\< I\(. Singapore Turf Club, opening day of Spring Merlin*. Xl (,H\ (.H.Q. Farelf v. I Mr at Tanglin >OC (ER rriendly: heerfu) l.ads X V Keppel Barracks at (•eytang Stadium. ATHLETIC v Asian Games Trial (Final) at R.I.
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    TODAYS CARD
    1090 7 'PHE card of events for today's races is given A below. Double tote will be on Races Five and Nine. The Big Sweep will be drawn on Kace Eight. Race 1—2.90: Class 2, Div. I—6 F. 5 Yds. 1 —4 Assiie Ayres 8.12 Mr A. Donald Yong 2
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    TOBOGGAN GIVEN AS CERTAINTY
    779 7  - TOBOGGAN GIVEN AS CERTAINTY ALLAN LEWIS By Keel Rose also 'a good thing' TOBOGGAN is a racing certainty if ever I have seen one" was how one keen judge of form summed up the main race at Bukit Timah this afternoon. River Moon was the only horse mentioned as likely
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    PICTURE TIP
    13 7 By McLeod rr mkiu. et*f Cv» A rc^xC Solution on Monday
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    8-MAN S.C.R.C. HOLD SELETAR
    59 7 PLAYING With only eight men. including a "borrowed" spectator and a R.A.F. reserve. Singapore Chinese Recreation Club held R.A.F. Seletar to a one-all draw at hockey on Hong Lim Green yesterday. Chinese led one-ni] at halftime with a goad through Harry Fang. In the closing stages.
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    SELETAR WIN RAF BOXING
    164 7 ROYAL A:r Force 1 team tv won for the second r at Changi la the R.A m the R.A.F. Malaya dual and team boxint pionships Boxen from 5 *al of 14 p the evenings prof ten bouts, con points for Ch d .:i The team tropin
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    Tantalus shows brilliant form
    474 7 rpANTALUS, who is engaged In the race for Class I, A Div. 2 over 6f. on the second day, continues to show good form on the training track. Ridden b\ Jack Tait and working alone this morning, he ran 3 f. m 39 sees, the best
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    Clubs fighting for vital points
    274 7  -  JIM CHAMBERS From would Ar > Id bid I i to fc< their f b th< Arsenal but Art deputy moves over to t> will be the n*rh! I Fulham. Loom I the I who son i Ike c rke. 1 [K. soccer fans get
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    BIRTH
    13 8 at the 0 Dorothy, wife R. Jolley. 13th 18th QMO). a d
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    93 8 r lE' James Phi of X s ir Aberdeen. n K-o\ u S SOCIETY, will vith 1 dance oi\ il Bea V..-A Hotel. Will on who part please co: P O Box KNOWLEBGMI H l KH Fiu v e\- I I DMMODA I lON Ul \M PAI I <
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    DULLES MAKES IMPRESSION IN CANBERRA
    101 8 DULLES MAKES IMPRESSION IN CANBERRA CANBERRA. S IUSTRJ and New prese: it ion of m explore talks with Mr. John Foster Dull' .ited ial envoy on a JaI All delega maintained blackout on the dis>ns b Dulles said eel interview "We came here with many questions. We ro back with
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    EUROPE'S TROOPS TO BE DOUBLED
    266 8 EUROPE'S TROOPS TO BE DOUBLED Acheson: we have a lead WASHINGTON, Saturday. THK United States Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, yesterday urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and Armed Services Committee to support the administration's plan to send 100,000 additional \meruan troops to Europe to strengthen her defences. Testifying
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    WOMAN HIT BY BURGLARS
    280 8 NOW FIGHTING BLINDNESS LONDON, Saturday. MRS. Teresa Owens, commended for her 'great pluck" m fighting: two gangsters, went home and told her family: "I have finished being a heroine". But she hadn't. The blow she received on the head made hei blind. Eleven specialists said: "You
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    Bombs in Trieste
    48 8 Two small bombs believed to have been planted by Corninform Communists exploded In front of the Allied Military Government headquarters and the editorial office of the pro-Tito newspaper "Stamps Triestina" shortly after midnight on Thursday. Slight damage was caused but there were no casualties. U.P.
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    LIDICE CHAIRMAN
    35 8 Vaclav Nosek. Czechoslovak Minister of Interior, has been re-elected to a threeyear term as chairman of the Society for the Rebuilding of Lidice, the Bohemian village wiped out by the Nazis. A. P.
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    U.K. MONEY
    27 8 Yesterday's closing prices on the Hong Kong Exchange were HK56. 025/6. 0725 per U.S. dollar. HK515.50 per pound sterling. HK5324.375 ncr tael of gold U.P.
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    MacA. bans Red Cross insignia
    138 8 MacA. bans Red Cross insignia GENEVA, Sat. THE British, Canadian and Danish Red Cross Societies have protested against a ban by General Mac Arthurs Command on the wearing of Red Cross insignia m Korea. Mr. Trygve Lie, U.N. Secre-tary-General, has asked General Mac Arthur to lift the restriction. The British
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    AIR ENTHUSIAST ASKED FOR SECRET PAPERS
    236 8 LONDON, Saturday. TOHN Stuart Webb, 20-year-old air enthusiast, was so keen to know all about planes that he asked a friend for information still on the seeirt list. His letter was found by the chief security officer m a desk at the Royal Aircraft
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    More Italian Reds resign
    77 8 ROME. S y WENTY-ONE militant Communis: labour and administrative bosses m Northwest Italy joined the nations mushrooming Titoist movement yesterday. The group from As'i. near Turin, publicly renounced Moscow-line Communism and declared their solidarity with Valdo Magnani and Aldo Cucchl. leaders of the Titoist faction. The
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    Irons, steels in decline
    125 8 London Stock Exchag^] LUNIK) n IN active trading, new British iron stock, issued to shareholdn nationalisation of the industry n i issue price of £100 when iealii Stock Exchange yesterday. stai<-> R correspondent. Other gilt-edged stocks were marked sharply lower as de lers adjusted prices to
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    Navy bolsters U.K. defences
    17 8 T ai the p si as Govt Air 1 shan job and A:
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    Hdqrs. at Versailles
    25 8 General Dwight D. Eisenhowever expects to establish the headquarters of the Atlantic Pact army at Versailles m the middle of March —UP
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      8 1 Free Press Saturday Magazine Saturday, Feb. 17. 1951.
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      Gathering shells for a living
      216 1  -  STEPHEN SIM by The job seems to be exclusively done by Chinese along a stretch of beach near Changi. lowtide, 11 II S V ll Irom •i their explore shells. id sell Ime. Suit' OUP iraq they 11-hunl I i rain .-.amoans i i tampans,
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      UP IN THE CLOUDS
      425 1 BEE WICKERSON finds that talk of the weather lags a bit m Singapore's tropical j m wispy, feathery lines climate. THAT good, old standby :is a topic of convention, the weather, rather Talis into disuse m the monotony o1 a tropical climate. The weather rhymes that
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      Power houses' of the poor
      415 1  - Power houses' of the poor MARIAN WELLS by NOT TOO BRIGHT AND GLARING THEY RESPECT THE PRIVACY OF THE NIGHT: THEIR DIM FLICKERS NEVER EXPLORE TOO HARSHLY THE STARK REALITY ABOUT THEM. THERE are some people on Singapore Island who have Ihe privilege of ne> er being entirely 'blacked out'
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      THE GAMES THEY PLAY
      485 1 SAGITTARIUS tells of some amusing games played by Malay children, many of Ihei similar to those played by English children. MALAY children remind one of miniature men and women, for t h c > dress exact l\ like their elders. I have met many little Malay
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        In Pursuit Of The Pirates
        1050 2  - In Pursuit Of The Pirates S. C. GEORGE By Midshipmai. Andrew Christie md his friend BeD Noakes ol a privateei recently returned Irora *ea are pressganged m U» a Nu\al warship at Plymouth Andrew is now an ordinary seaman The warship sai'f t»r Calcutta where th«v |oin a tiect bound
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        OFF TO WONDERLAND
        917 2  -  AUNTY MAUREEN Continuing the serial by •*rkH, Alice, how wonderful!" exclaimed Wian Sian, "zo you will take us along with you! How exciting! But can't we start straight away? Please Alice, let's start on our wonderful journey right now!" and the little girl danced round the room
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        How Contests are Judged
        324 2 I Children. THE four winners In the two different age groups of week's puzzle comption were: Pamela Mounlford (aged IJerkshire Road. Alexandra, SINGAPOBC lb \mmm% Scow (aged 9i, 191, Strangoon Road, king iron. ;a Koomr (agrd 11), IV. Kair Park, IPOH. Michael 1) Sou/a (aged H^.
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        STAMP CORNER
        69 2 M I SO Vol grown -up> p colle. A now be^ j Bit ir.i (.oh.t, a^ed 1 r*d? en A on, one of premier exhibits at < ru Dog Show. London. Wilson was rfscurd by Mr David Gower of the British Army just as an Austrian farmer, desperate
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        THAT VITAL SENSE
        1069 3  - THAT VITAL SENSE ADAM LAPRAIK by n tiiMMi lime s a bandit, handil All :^l\ :m<l 1 1 from ip pleasant s Bill this v s far and than his Well, it ter. Stinker. had he nough a secondtie would railed i nee of of the an adep and v
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        TELEVISION GROWS UP IN AMERICA
        470 3  -  Dr. Paul F. Douglass by Six million sets are exerting an immense effect on the lives and habits, social and cultural values of 25 million Americans, PICTURE travellA mii; through space was first an exciting dream, then ;i subject for laboratory experiments. A few years
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        609 3  - LETTERS FOR FRIENDSHIP PHYLLIS M.COSTIGAN by Once you have mastered the art of a good letter, it will be yours for life It will add to you mentally. It will keep your friends. \yHETHLK you are applying for a job, answering an advertisement under "Miscellaneous," or going m search of
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      Another costly lesson to SAFA
      1037 4  -  CRUSADER Hy YEAR'S hard work j;ave Sin c Anultlr Footh;i!l Association .1 plus ol more than (MX) ;.t Ihe end of list year, but all lliis ut wnli the loss stained m Ihe ivI Iw< > week lour of Manila and Itangkok. i I ■i
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      They were off, but not to the races
      74 4 Ti 1 \l. number of people who went to the rates m Britain daring a full week last \ear was smaller than the normal attendance at a hi? soccer match. This is reflected m a st»tement by the Race(i nrse As-sot iation.
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      MANY ANXIOUS FACES AT LORD'S THESE DAYS
      407 4 TROUBLED minds and anxious faces at Lord's ana the Oval these days Why o Put yourself m the position of Middlesex and Surrey county ticket committees. than three months to the start of first cricket, neither know whether their respec captains. R.W.V. Robins
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      Armstrong's string of 70 'hopefuls'
      169 4 OACK from a whirl- wind otiMness trip to America. Mr. Fred Armstrong is once more at his job oi training his 70 "hopefuls" for the 1951 flat race season. Three of the stable's winners last season were sold to America during the winter. They were
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      7,000,000 Britons support 'Pools'
      469 4  - 7, 000, 000 Britons support 'Pools' NICK BARKER A GOOD WAY TO RELAX By SEVEN million Britons say they have found a way to relax and forget about wars, crises and "isms" at least on Thursday nights. That is when they sit down and try to figure out the results
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      Cricket—a U.S. view
      51 4 Cricket a U.S. v iew CRICKET tics, writes Henry Thornberrv. United Pr< Staff Correspondent They the game is too has not enoush action, long and a host of other faults but to the aver Englishman cricket, coming after a strenuous football season :n |usl the tonic sooth his nerv- and
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