The Singapore Free Press, 29 June 1951

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA GFHGHGFHSGt*l SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE mi. PKICF. FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    8 U.S. Oil rms keep K supplied
    18 1 l •>, 1. BriI the I I Will I itin* m U.P.
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    Britain may appeal to the U.N.
    128 1 fJRITAIN is preparing to take her oil dispute with Persia to the United Nations Security Council as a last resort, informed officials said yesterday. Meanwhile. the Attorney General. Sir Frank Soapier. will formally ar*ue the British case before the International Court which conTenes at
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    PERSIAN GOVT. BACKS DOWN
    390 1 feheran offers to drop sabotage bill if— TEHERAN, Friday. T«HE Persian Government last night backed down and offered to drap its anti-sabotage legislation if the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company's British technicians stay on their jobs. The concession came a few hours after the Persian Premier, Dr. Mossadeq,
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    Bell caused accident
    47 1 *B Meta* aafril? I J251 the prtiHß'n t )i^ his I ■■der aid It palleti I b# mistake. I i be e\fxi a call I l fell t --d i he I hey I c foci of the '^:o-- the C v A--I U.P.
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    Dewey coming to S'pore
    47 1 R Thoma L> y v by tUne an :rom LaGuarcUa Yorlc. on th»» first JOO-miL Far Ea.t- may take him ont. He fco »vi L Singapore I>weviaid 1:? wan', a r«5?" vIPW or thp PaciJJ£5« and pjs- Asia •■poranc- to 'he fre« A.P.
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    TRUMAN: 'Not asked to mediate'
    219 1 TRUMAN: 'Not asked to mediate' WASHINGTON, Pri. PRESIDENT Truman yesterday said that he had not been asked to mediate m the AngloPersian dispute over oil nationalisation. He said he had received a letter from the Persian Prime Minister, Dr. Mossadeq, but he refused to discuss it. He said be had
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    PLANES FOR EAST
    25 1 The British light aircraft carrier. Warrior yesterday took on board more than 70 aircraft for the Far East and the Mediterranean. A.F.P.
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    GENERAL DIES
    19 1 General Juan Cailles aged 81. one of the most colourful revolutionary of the Philio)ines. died yesterday U.P.
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    Senators willing to ease 'blockade'
    253 1 WASHINGTON, Friday. /CONGRESS support was growing yesterday for modification of a law barring aid to any nation shipping war potential to Communist countries. This law, known as the Kern Amendment, was approved recently by Congress as part of a money bill for federal agencies. rPresident
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    CANCER PROGRESS
    27 1 Professor N. Anichkov Pre .ident of the Academy of Med'cal Sciences, wrotp today m he Izvestia that Sov^t sur--ons achieved notuble sactn cancer »urg«iT. U.P.
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    A FIGHTER RETURNS
    31 1 picture. A veteran of the ManChester Regiment which defended Singapore m 1942, Lance Corporal Jack Brierley returned with the battalion yesterday for service against ths bandits. Free Press
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    Inquiry into Affray opens
    104 1 LONDON, Fri. A Naval board of inquiry is to investigate the loss of trie submarine Affray, sunk with 75 men m the English Channel. The C-in-C Portsmouth will convene the board, which will conduct its inquiry m camera. Rear-Admiral R. M. Dick, Flag Officer Training Squadron,
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    S.A. STRIKE
    26 1 South African air and rail services will be severely curtailed today through a "work: to rule" strike of 15,000 employees s?e!:ing higher wages. A.P.
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    Seoul against Soviet plan
    36 1 PUS AN. Fn. THE South Korean QHfomment spokesman. M*-. Clarence Rhee, y*.st.erday warned that anyone found advocating support for the Soviet cease-fire proposal would be regarded as a traitor and "severely punished
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    20 1 picture. ue.avion schojls .\in» are taking a physu :x\ ciim.ition ourse at the Malay iiirls* Cbllece, KuaU Lumpur. Free Press
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    Truman asks Senate fer higher taxes
    66 1 HF Truman Administration asked the Senate ytsterT hJJ^increase income and other taxes by $IQ,W> Jnl V tJ House had approved an increase of tf;ioo 7nt !iu£ h,7? Secretary of the Treasury John Snyker askmiU^'^nJetoaAdDOut $3,000,000,000 to that ed n nt He said that the
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    Sealed lips are the order in Korea
    367 1  -  SELKIRK PANTON By TOKYO. Friday. SEALED lips are now the military order of the day m Tokyo and Korea among top ranking United Nations officers about Mr. Maliks "peace m Korea" proposal. With wary eyes on General Mac Arthur's aorupt dismissal, they are
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    TALKS ON BOMB
    31 1 Effects of an atom bomb if dropped within 30 miles of 'central London were discms^ett m secret conference yestterday by 260 Government Hind local -admiajfttrattvc «A- GHSGFSGFSGFcl Reuter
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    PEARSON SEES MORRISON
    56 1 THE Canadian Foreign Minister Mr. Irwiff Pearson, railed on the British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Morrison, yesterday As one of the princiiMi United Nit ions exoerts on the problem of a cease fire m Korea. Mr. Pearson was expected to be s»ven news of the latest diplomatic attempt*
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    The hall: banks may help
    239 1 The hall: banks may help Frep Press Stair Kcportrr SINGAPORE b i n k would probably M prepared to raise ;h» 5250.000 still required it* [build the prapawA 5300.000 badminton 1. i ioi the Trinmas Cupjtwea MM yoyr. If they were assured that thr» hali vould beoNM s- I supporting.
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    Plane to hunt for missing lighter
    129 1 RANGOON, fft A Malayan Airways a rcraft will head today tow-Aids the west coast of Burma searching for a lighter lost m the storm -tossed Bay of Bengal en route to Penang. Mr. J. E. Davles, of the Malayan Transportation and Stevedoring Company, Singapore,
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    RACE TRADE GETS TITLED HELP
    565 2  -  DON SCHWIND Once rich beauties now top-line models By BRITAIN will nasil an old ace m the hole— titled beauty— this year m another try at putting the women's fashion crown right down m Bond Street for keeps. The fashion houses are preparing for another
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    COMPETITION
    19 2  -  HUMPH -by Dash It all. Winifred, are we going to let those tennis girls have all the running
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    Beach suit girls relax after fashion show
    56 2 Models m beach suits take it easy and relax on the floor with a drink After an exhausting parade at the Dorchester, London, ball m aid of King George's Fund for Sailors. 22-year-old Peggy Nias, left, modelled a plain white outfit and 25-yea/-old
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    Scanty swimsuits are the Paris fashion
    404 2  -  FLORENCE MILLS by VO modesty is wast--11 ed m Paris this summer as far as beach fashions are concerned. Scanty swimsuits both one and two-piece affairs— seem designed specially to make the onlooker blush. Bikini styles that have pants terminating, well below the navel
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    Piercing painless
    393 2  - Piercing painless LIAU NYUK OI By THIS week I made a round of goldsmiths m South Bridge Road to find out something about ear piercing. "Do you pierce ears here? I asked the manager of th€ first shop I entered. 'Oh yes, he answered. "Have you got a pair of
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      187 2 New Crossword No. 392 \2? IHI^H CLUES ACROSS 1. 8. Not the push sort, except perhaps when starting (5, 8) 9. Saint of wet promise near Paris (5). 10. This is a matter of some purchase (8). 11. Girl of little value m India (4). 13 A Teutonic "the" is
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      227 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, there is considerable genius m your make-up. In youth your head is filled with great dreams and your aspirations are vaunting. If you can learn to turn these dreams into reality, your promise of greatness can be fulfilled. Procrastination, letting opportunities slip by, on the
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    N.Z. LAONCHES PAPER PLAN
    412 3 Pine to become newsprin t AUCKLAND, Friday x>HE world newsprint shortage and soaring costs 1 which caused the first rise since 1939 m the price of daily newspapers m Australia, i s acting a* I spur to New Zealand m launching plans to turn pine trees
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    UCKELY
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    ew teeth at 80
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    in destroys sas crops
    50 3 in destroys sas crops iFri. OLLEN >r reams 0 of their banks *nd crop experts .a: rampaging >iiy had done $*****.000 darn:r. :hat region. mo rei.et m H steady down- :.i' P*'^J *he ast s c- Countless nundited ov the n »nd Q"ir.a?e tie Ucd i :o rue hie^L— j
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    P.I. ASSURES HER PEOPLE ON KOREA
    153 3 P.I. ASSURES HER PEOPLE ON KOREA MANILA, Fri. THE Philippines also ha* critics against her Korean policy, just as m the United 'states and the United Kingdom. Just to get the record light, however, Malacanan Palace has issued a statement i saying Philippine President Elpidio Quirino offered to send troops
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    26 3 HOW IT WORKS A soldier from the Netherlands (rifht) instructs Ethiopian infantrymen m the operation of a lUbt machine gun at a training camp m Korea.
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    Bridge Quiz
    361 3 WHETHER you bid and what you bid with tht same exact cards often dep& i your position at the tab's i ::J whether or not there is any score. What would you do with each of the following hands if your vulverable opponents were 60 on score and
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    A woman in the belfry
    114 3 COLOMBO, Fri. A 28-year-old woman, climbing a 45 feet belfry of a temple relieved the monotony of the quiet rural folk of Batticaloa m Oey lon's distant Eastern province, recently. She challenged anybody to come after her and get her down. When a man tried
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    GOLD DOWN
    25 3 The U.S. Department of Commerce have announced that the monetary gold stock of the United States decreased during May by US$49.--361.000 to U5521,755,483,000
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    Record year for British fruit crops
    160 3 LONDON, Fri. gRITISH fruit growers are expecting record crop* this year, although most of them will be a little late. Main reasons are the slight frosts —it is many years since they caused so little damage and the recent warmer weather. Forecasts say that
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    DIVORCE SUICIDE
    41 3 A 3 1 -year-old American mother who dragged her eight-year-old son on to a level crossing m front of an onrushing train was said by the Albion, Michigan, coroner to have been "despondent" over her two- week -old divorce.
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      244 3 SINGAPORE 8.8.C. [Singapore] ITU NETWORK tG*m*r%\ OwneM Sr^vice) mm %j Mjr u e^m Lv Lumpur; 10.10 Close 7 aJ8 ._«.30 aJ n. 117 M 25.53 ;mTl* Radio Orchegtras «.0t pj«.— 10.45 p.m. 177tt 15.95 6IH p.m.— 12.45 mjn. 1781 16.84 130 8.43 pjn.-^?.45 »jn. 1514« 19.82 i4N»i* 145 Dance Music
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      205 3 Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya .11 I I I 1 I poof! UVITATIONf WHY, THATX II \MANDRAKtf MANOR AK€f I YOffXl HASH WOA WKH, SMMIf A KINDERGARTEN TRICK FOR rJ YOU THJNK I'MRUNN ING AWAY THIS f$ THE PLACC, AT LAST/ 1 MANORAKE. HE WpULON'T p -i
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, June 29, 1951. Of bets & morals
    727 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, June 29, 1951. Of bets morals MANY solemn heads must have been shaken m sorrow yesterday m Singapore and many pairs of prim lips must have tut-tutted m disapproval. The news was black as sin, for the news was of sin. The betting craze is
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    6 QUESTIONS THAT MUST BE ANSWERED
    976 4  - 6 QUESTIONS THAT MUST BE ANSWERED LORD HAILSHAM By irpHE dis- appearnc c aclean and lrgess, two trusted men m the Foreign Office and one actually the head of the American Department is as great a shock as anyone could conceive. It has created a situation so serious, revealed a
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    Stalin's birthplace draws them in
    652 4  - Stalin 's birthplace draws them in CYRIL RAY THE MOSCOW SCENE MOVES TO TIFLIS The house where he was born has been preserved By pORTY-ODD miles or 1 so from here is the little mountain town of Gori, dominated by the ruins of a twelfthcentury fortress that has known Armenians,
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    PROMISE OF POWE
    736 4 U.S. Experiment Brings Scientists produce gas J setting fire to a coal nJ writes CLIFFORD HI A MAMMOTH experiment m the State of Alabama, U.S.A., and an Anglo-American pooling of knowledge, promise a new source of power. After spending a year m helping American scientists to produce
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      110 4 t **Never a dull mon.er.t n IW# Haai, John!" "I couWn t Mgt— wifll y Susan anything ttacial pcmiitg?" "It's Peter' he i b«er faces all over tht bathroom "Ah! we may h#v« midst?" •'Well, ht'i a veri imapp'* l one! I've a good mind to dep r of Keillers
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  • Free Press RACE FORM apecial
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      9 1 Free Press RACE FORM apecial FRIDAY. June 29, 1951.
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      off-the-course betting a source of Govt. revenue
      873 1  - off-the-course betting a source of Govt. revenue ALLAN LEWIS By T time when th« A iovernment* re jjog with flu P[°Jjof curbing IBrfonarv spento* se d ofTthebetting could iinoimt xtra money at m circulation no doubt pspeMalaya, where jbjg. rt of the pfetion are Chi: rp:m'Pd to bp g gambling
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      Arctic Prince is main UK hope in Ascot race
      564 1  -  R. BAERLIN By T>HE King George VI A and Queen Elizabeth Festival of Britain Stakes, at Ascot on July 21, promises prize money of more than £30,000 with £25,000 for the winner. It is only natural that Britishers should desire to
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      Another win for Piggott
      102 1 T ESTER PIGGOTT gained ±j another outstanding success when at Newbury last week he won the Summer Cup on Vidi Vici. The boy jockey showed his mettle m a fighting finish to keep his mount half a length ahead of Nital. A furlong out it looked
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      TRAINERS ASK FOR MORE FEES
      345 1 REPORTS from Australia indicate that trainers are asking for increased training fees. The fee at present is £A6 6s. Od. per week (a P P r o x $172 per month), and an increase to £A8 Bs. Od. is requested. Compared with their colleagues m
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      JOCKEYS AMONG HIGHEST PAID
      760 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS JOCKEYS arc big money earners. Successful riders m Malaya are among the highest salaried men m the country. A recent article m Melbourne's Sporting Globe placed leading rider, Jack Purtel, on a par with the Prime Minister, the Commissioner of Police. the Chief Justice,
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      Full Form guide for Selango race meeting
      11561 2  -  ALLAN LEWIS Compiled by FOLLOWING is a fall form guide for horses entered for the Selangor Turf r Club's June- July meeting openinf tomorrow at ftuala Lumpur. NORSES CLASS 2. ABBOTSFORD SCRATCHED 2-6-61 S pore 8-9 Abt 6F. DiV. I— Course scratching. 111
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      PITMAN'S DERBY
      142 4 TIHE flat 'ats of miners A were thrown In the air at Gosforth Park, Newcastle, last week when Sycomore II romped home to an easy victory In the Northumberland Plate— 'the famous Pitman's Derby. The French-bred four-year-old, ridden by th e Australlan, Edgar Britt and J- ra '**w
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      FLICKER OF HOPE IN FIGHT AGAINST CANCER
      371 5 FLICKER OF HOPE IN FIGHT AGAINST CANCER Varsity may provide the answer r Free Press Staff Reporter THE University of Malaya, which i s s<arce i v three-years-old may yet provide an answer to cancer and other malignant blood diseases if its research work on new American and British drugs
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      PARACHUTE...
      66 5 This is how a real paratrooper jumps/ according io two-and-a-half-year old Tony Kirkwood, of Singapore, as he went through a re-non ?on for the F Press at the be^ch. JUMPING... "Hav.njr flown to your jump area, you poise at the ''^r wait for th« signal ...IS EASY: "The green
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      YWCA GIRLS PREPARING FOR FUN FAIR
      163 5 YWCA GIRLS PREPARING FOR FUN FAIR BUSY AS BEES VSSS*™* S**« Reporter JiTH only one week to go r members of t n <» Y.W.C.a' are as busy as bees preparing for the Fun Fair to be held next Saturday. A large collection of handwork, ranging from rattan baskets (purchased
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      BLACKOUT AREAS FOR TONIGHT
      74 5 TT*HE following substations are liable to load shedding tonight Newton, Chatsworth. Pierce Rri. Somerville Estate. Leedon Rd. Victoria Park, Nashim Hill. Dalvey Balmoral Rd, Paterson Rd. Great World Ho Honp Oi. Mill Alexandra Incinerator. Tiong Bahru. Havelock Rd, Alexandra Brick Works, Malayan Brewery, A B.C. Brewery.
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      Asst. Supt. of Police
      28 5 Inspector Koh- Lian Wah. Singapore Police Force has been appointed to act as Assistant Superintendent of Police. Singapore, vice Chief Inspector P. M. Pennefather.
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      INDEPENDENCE DAY PICNIC
      86 5 gINGAPORE'S American community and their friends will celebrate American Independence Day this year with a picnic at the American Association's premises at Thomson Road Polo ground on Sunday, July 1, from 2.45 p.m. to ,7 p.m. There will be baseball, races, competitions and pony rides, followed by
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      S'PORE MCA's REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENT
      101 5 V sir.gapo^ Branch of •JiSSvan Chines AsSfSTm*** ver i year of us eid»--•TS Chong Thuri Pin. *si* Free Mid M h* interest 'he nnnL« popuia-lor. of SmßaKdinihe local branch ftwlMM of 'he Federa--1 Mr Thutt Pit saui. had about 800 As>o<iare J yjwft s*n<s *«i tfftfrtan
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      LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
      18 5 c S;rig.t- I^fou' I eil wil! ty> Hft UM IkMril Memorial ki k. at 10 a.m.
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      3-day mixed 'Y' camp in Katong
      219 5 Guarantee was given for this.... Free Press Staff Reporter than fifty members from the Chinese sections of the Y.W.C.A. and the YJW.C.A. are today joining m a three-day mixed camp at the Chung Cheng Middle School m Katong. A three-day mixed camp is such
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      OLD PEOPLES' HOME
      42 5 With the completion of the $50,000 Old Peoples 1 Home m Gopeng Road. Ipoh. providing accommodation for 100 destitutes, the Perak Chinese Welfare Association decided yesterday to launch a new drive for funds for the maintenance of the inmates.
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      Over 200 applications to sell cooked food
      187 5 SENG POH MARKET IS POPULAR Free Press Staff Reporter PITCHES for the sale of cooked food m Seng Poh Road market, Singapore, may have to be allotted by ballot, as more than 200 applications have been received for these 24-day sites. The Health
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      Trade, travel & transport problems
      141 5 Trade, travel transport problems Free Press Staff Reporter COMMERCIAL representatives of Asian countries m the ECAFE group mil meet m conference at the Victoria Memorial Hall m Singapore m the second week of October for discussions on travel facilities exchange problems, transport questions and otner irudc subject* m^ m%mm Officials
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      'Strucn off voters may object
      170 5 Free Press Staff Reporter REGISTERED voters who were struck off the rolls I%r when checkers could not locate them at their registered addresses may raise objections if they think that their names had been deleted without sufficient reason, the Free Press was told yesterday But
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      45 5 pit- tare. Mr. I -ul Jiffri. < Mm ih€ Pakistan Gitil and Military Gaaette. who arrived m Singapore on Tuesday by Quanta*/ BO AC Onfttellation from Sidney. Mr. J»ffri attended the Australian Jubilee celebration* at the invitation of the Prime Minister, Mr. Robert Menzte*. Free Press
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      NO SWIMMING FOR T.T.C IN MT. EMILY
      145 5 Free Press Staff Reporter An application for use of the Mount Emily Swimming Pool during certain periods by the Teachers' Training College has been unanimously disapproved by the Municipal Commissioners. A spokesman of the College f told the Free Press yesterday it appeared
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      CLOSING OF WELLS MAY AFFECT FOOD SUPPLY
      115 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THK action being taken by Singapore Municipal Commissioners to close wells, the water of which is used for bean sprout ("towgay") growing, might affect the food supply of the Colony. This statement, credited to an official of the Commis-sioner-General's
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      CUT PERSONAL CALLS FROM OFFICE PHONES
      110 5 CUT PERSONAL CALLS FROM OFFICE PHONES O.T.E.C. PLEA.... Free Press Staff Reporter EMPLOYEES m Singapore commercial firm* are making excesftive urn of telephones for personal calls, said Mr R. W. su.nforih. Manager of the Oriental Telephone Exchange Company, to the Free Press yesterday. He issued an appeal to them to
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      CONFERENCE OF GOVERNORS
      63 5 r PHK Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin OUnaon the High Com nn>ai oner of Uie Federation of Malaya. Sir Henry Qurney, the Governor of Sarawak, Mr Anthony F. Abell. and Mr. J Celdei Chief Secretary, representing the Government of North Borneo. mill be holding consultation* In t'.e
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      MUSIC CIRCLE PRESENTATION ON JULY 13
      131 5 THE Singapore Music Circle will present its first Singapore Chamber Ensemble, under the leadership of MLss Evelyn Goh, at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday. July 13. at 8.46 p.m. The programme will comprise selected music from Pur cell. Bach, Hoist, Elgar, Mozart and
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      DEFER ACTION MOVE BY M.C.
      97 5 A resolution calling on the Commissioners w defer further action ayauist bean sprout producers h>r the closure of unauthorised wells will be introduced by Mr. Yap Phena Geek (Nominated) at the Commissioners' meeting nejet month (July 31 >. Mr. Yap will suggest that the present
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      Horses not accepting
      33 6 FOLLOWING horses will not 6tart tomorrow Dendrite, Cherry Lin?. Empire Rose. Star of India. Hypnotism, Shahpere, Slickness, Marcus Aurelius. Fair Flower, Norton. Hot Drop, Excalibur. Brilliant Son and Double Nine.
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      Changi draw
      59 6 ROYAL Naval Air Command and Royal Air Force Changi drew m their Services league soccer game at Sembewang yeeteftay, each side scoring one goal. Day opened account* for R N A.C. In the 11th minute from a free kick six yards outalde the penalty area. After IS minutes
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      GAMBAR MELAYO READY FOR FIRST WIN
      1156 6  - GAMBAR MELAYO READY FOR FIRST WIN ALLAN LEWIS Roman Warrior best bet in Class 4 races From KUALA LUMF UK, Friday. fAMBAR Melayu, who finished second over seven at Singapore— he did not show np m his second race over nine— should account for the opposition m the race for
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      SAFA trial solved no problems
      626 6 OXE can only sympathise with the S-AJ^A. selectors m their task of picking a Malaya Cup team from the players on view m the final trial at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday evening. It was not a display to quicken the pulse, and it left the
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      AGOKO SHOULD SCORE AGAIN
      858 6  -  ALLAN LEWIS By has the form] to recommend him m the Class 4, Div. 1 race over six furlongs tomorrow. His winning double at Penang was full of merit. Though he is the ugliest galloper t have ever seen. I expect him to improve enough to
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      Rain softens K.L. track
      142 6 A HEAVY shower yesterday afternoon and rain again last night from about 10.30 until early this morning has softened X L tracks slight ly However, riven fairly good weather today and tomorrow morning, the going should be good for tomorrow afternoon'i races. Knirht Gallant (Ellery) went
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      ROWN HAS SHOULDER TROUBLE
      29 7 ROWN HAS SHOULDER TROUBLE liiiUril .-a Mhl mritun«Stie r I held «he N r Ot N ,Uial ftflJ I *t I N..rthJmp«on R_! ri *"»rd k sit! r Reuter
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      APPLEYARD BRINGS BAG TO 99
      418 7 ij}iu gs victory] r Yorkshire luniortfan wickets Yesterday] u- 1 (j \hc Yorkshire j I wi«*W His total for the season rgan were 82 for eight, he h r bowler to reach 100 '<oon after the interval' m of the chance of comty taking the
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      error beat E.M.E. 3-2
      16 7 error beat E.M.E. 3-2 c de.r tad Aver Is to tire* n f core* ith a
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      Fore 'A' XI v. Brother Schools
      8 7 Fore 'A' XI v. Brother Schools I I
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      eletar F.C. lose
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      25 7 picture. lJon~.!d Tan. champion athle te at yesterday's Serangoon Knfflish School sports, breasts the tape to win the 220 yards "A" Division event. Free Press
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      Chew Bee and Samaii could not combine
      631 7 FOURTH DAY AT WIMBLEDON QNG Chew Bee, Malayan champion, and David Samaii, South African colourv ed champion, failed to combine as effectively as their British opponents, Hedley Baxter and Paddy Roberts, m their first-round doubles match m the All-England lawn tennis tournament at
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      SINHALESE TEAMS
      96 7 Following have been selected to play against Tan Tock Seng Dressers' XI at Parrer Park at 2.15 p.m. tomorrow. O. Runetunge (capt, K. S. Williams) P. Fernandez, F. Perera, KulatLssa, C. Gunesekera, Neol Perera, E. Reginald, S. Nagapala, A. Fernanda, L. Frugtniet. On Sunday at 11 a.m. against
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      MURPHY BEATS LA MOTTA
      53 7 MURPHY BEATS LA MOTTA r>OB Murphy (175!i1b) thrashed Jake La Motta, 1751 b» former world middleweight champion, after seven rounds of a scheduled 12--round light-heavyweight fight at Yankee stadium New York last night. The New York Commission s physician stopped the fight with La Motta bleeding from slashes around both
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      E.T.T.A. 'reprieve'
      38 7 E.T.T. A. 'reprieve' English Table Tennis Association announced yesterday that the suspension they imposed on Richard Bergmann. former world champion, would be lifted on Sunday. The decision followed an appeal and "assurances as to Bergmann's future conduct. Reuter
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      U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS
      48 7 Wednesday's baseball results were AMERICAN LEAGUE: New York 2, Washington 0; Cleveland 8, St. Louis 1; Boston 6, Philadelphia 5; Detroit 3. Chicago 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE: Brooklyn 10, New York 4; Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 1; St. Louis 14. Chicago 2; Boston-Philadelphia. postponed through rain.- A.P.
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      SHAW REPLACES JIMMY NEWTON
      44 7 gASIL SHAW will appear m tonight's boxing promotion at the Happy World Stadium m place of Jimmy Newton, a welterweight who was to have fought Little Chye. Shaw will now meet Chye m the main supporting event of the evening.
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      Complon now has foot trouble
      149 7 Complon now has foot trouble A SEPTIC foot may prevent Denis Compton, the Middlesex and England cricketer, from playing against South Africa m the third Test beginning at Old Trafford, Manchester, next Thursday. The foot first became sore when Compton was appearing for the County against Yorkshire a few days
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      Bardhan Cup
      45 7 Singapore Indian P.A. will meet Johore Indians m the first round of the Bardhan Cup competition at Kluang on Sunday, July 8. On J«jly 1. S.I.P.A. will hold a meeting at the Indian Association premises to finalise arrangements for the trip to Kluang.
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      Women's golf
      28 7 The R.S.G.C. Ladies' Captain's Prize Competition (Greensomes) was played on Monday afternoon and resulted m a win for Miss D. Butler Mrs. M. Campbell (43— 10*4-32%).
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      Parks and Close stop collapse
      331 7 Parks and Close stop collapse POMBINED Services, with eight wicKets still standing, need 179 runs to avoid an innings defeat against the South Africans m their match which continues at Portsmouth today. Services were dismissed for 235 m replay to the South Africans' first-innings score of 499 for five declared
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      NO TV FOR F.A. CUP FINAL
      58 7 THE English Football Association Council decided at Newquay yesterday that next season's Cup final should not be directly televised but that a film could be made for subsequent showing. Other questions of broadcasting and televising of football matches were referred to a joint committee
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      S.D.S.R. beaten
      88 7 SINGAPORE District Signal Regiment went down by three goals to one against Rocklites m a Singapore AF A Div. 2 match played yesterday at St. George's Road. T. Mason, G. d'Silva and Choon Thiam scored for Rocklites, while scorer for District Signals was right-half Gregory. Entries for the
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      YESTERDAY'S FULL RESULTS
      542 7 •j^ULL results of yesterdays Wimble- don tennis were: (E^vDt) 5-7 6-4. 2-6. 7-&. 8-6 H. Ham (Swedes) 4-«. 6-0. P .tJ|l t-5 (Italy) Dt Gardnar MaMoy <b s> k» ii« F Walton •■j lt ln> o M R o b?rt.«i'"*Gß» bt. M. Coen and A. Shafei Egypt
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        52 7 Today's sport MKCER: Div. I: Ui»,> Turr S.A. at stadium. Div. 3A: H..!-purs v RNAS SembawanK at «;r^lang; Services L*e; RAF ,nl«er I nit v HMS Terror at h.tngi. THLETICS: Triangular \thlelif Meet, padang 5 p.m.; n.R.C. alhletic heats. 5.1>: Outram Road School sports. 3 p.m.; BOXING: Happy World Staiium.
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      BIRTH |
      31 8 BIRTH CROOKS On 13th June 1951 a Bt. PHult Hospital .Hemelhfm■t»ad. HerU. England, to Mary Cne« Pagden) and John Crooke. of Sungel Toh Pawanaf Estate. Bedong. Kedah. a son. Roland James
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT
      29 8 UNDASAN'S family thanks all relitives and friend." who paid cleht visit*, iient wreath*, and a '^nded the funeral of thHr b-lored father the late Mr. O?bri#>) Ri"eria Undassn.
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      REDS CAN'T SHOOT WAY INTO U.N.
      283 8 REDS CAN'T SHOOT WAY INTO U.N. Acheson says: No change WASHINGTON, Friday. r[E possibility of a Korean truce had not changed the United States position against admission of the Chinese Communists to the United Nations, said the United States Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, yesterday m Washington. The United
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      53 8 a..j iVlirt; lie-aers, remembered and honoured for their gallant rearguard action at the fall of Singapore, came back yesterday on the Em J c Haljadale the old Ist Battalion, but with matiT new faces beside those with bitter memories of the Siamese "death" railway. They are h*re nh^tographed reading the
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      METAL PRIORITY
      22 8 Britain set up special defence priorities yesterday for steel, copper and zinc because shortages have been delaying arms orders. A.P.
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      'Tobacco barons' in gaols
      199 8 LONDON, Fri. gLACK-MARKET 'tobacco barons" m British gaols roll 120 slate-pencil-thin cigarettes from 3s. 6d -anounce shag, and sell them at a penny each. Tobacco-starv-ed prisoners, earning between 4^d. and Is. 6d. a week, buy and buy on credit, knowing they can ever pay. Then comes
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      ITALIAN BASE
      34 8 The Italian Government yesterday announced conclusion of an agreement Riving the United States use of the Port of Leghorn as a supply base for American occupation forces m Central Europe. A. P.
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      REDS 'HAVE A HUNDRED ATOM BOMBS'
      126 8 REDS 'HAVE A HUNDRED ATOM BOMBS' WASHINGTON. Fri. DEPRESENTATIVE Clar- ence Cannon Democrat i said yesterday that the latest military information is that Russia hno 100 atomic bombs. lie made his statement m a speech to the House urging it to approve a temporary measure providing funds to run the
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      '2.00m.p.h. RED PLANE"
      54 8 '2.00 m.p.h. RED PLANE" Rusiia may have a rocket Diane capable of flying 2.200 miles an hour, according to a University of Michigan scientist. Dr. Mark V. Morkovin He told tiie Institute of Aeronautical Sciences that he believes Russia's theoretical work mi n the Held of rocket and jet propulsion
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      JAP SHIP IN BOMBAY
      33 8 Tho Shunko Maru, the first Japanese ship to enter an Indian port since December 8. 1941, docked m Bombay yesterday with a cargo o" raw ilk and machinery.- A.P.
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      Eruption No. 2 coming
      82 8 PORT MOR3KY, Fri pAPUA'S Mount Lamington volcano, which claimed more than 4,000 victims early this year, is expected to erupt again within a few days, the Government volcanologist, Mr. G. A. Taylor, said yesterday. He said the danger area around the volcano had been cleared and
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      MP asks about students' home
      241 8 LONDON, Friday. EJANS Crescent House, the British Council's elaborately appointed hostel, where many of the 167 Colonial students are defying a notice to leave by July 15, was referred to m the House of Commons last night. f~ Nearly 40 West Indians, 70 West Africans
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      10 8 Well hay« find torn* sub•rittttt to pour en troubled atotajaj"
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      Storm coming in Britain
      137 8 RED DEAN LONDON, Fri. THE Dean of Canterbury, Dr. Hewlett Johnson, said last night that a storm was approaching m Britain over falling standards of living through rearmament, according to a Soviet news agency report. He was speaking m the Sverdolv Hall m the Kremlin after
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      17 8 Britain and Italy yesterday concluded an agreement on the disposal of Italian private oroperty m Libya.- Reuter
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      CEYLON'S PLANS FOR AIRPORT
      112 8 COLOMBO, Fri. A LL aircraft weighing up to 84,000 lbs., including Argonauts and Skymasters, will have to land at Colombo's Government airport at Ratmalana from September 1. Aircraft m the Constellation class will be permitted to land at the RAF airport of Katunayake for the time
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      Maria Hertogh appeal stayed
      567 8 FURTHER proceedings m the Maria Hertogh r appeal were yesterday stayed by the Singapore Court of Appeal, pending payment by Maria's former foster mother, Che Aminah, of $9,823.87, taxed costs incurred by her m the case m the Supreme Court, and further payment of $5,000 as
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