The Singapore Free Press, 28 July 1951

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press IABCMT iWmgW gAtE MAtA,*. En*, SINGAPOJE, SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    REDS MAY BAULK AGAIN
    336 1 fgw hitch expected today m mice talk TOKYO, Saturday. Lj^t *ri»iK difference of opinion m the I n( j p ha>t' »f the armistice negotiations ILiK i* expected during the 12th meeting I f >, en the Communists answer a United XL proposal fora military demarcation
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    CLENCHED FIST IS PAK. SYMBOL
    102 1 KARACHI. Sat. I Bit long procession of Hm&i Pakistanis parad■rrr ii of this HoiietercaT demanding of 'ht Kashmir Hb and Tyir.z, Long H> Pscstan" and Down H i.j. ■k m»'j around the Hk Knitter* residence .sized ?ven before Hpißsscn headed by 100 Br*r Laqt.a' Ai
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    CHIANG INVADES YUNNAN
    294 1 CHIANG INVADES YUNNAN RANGOON, Sat 'THREE regular Chinese x Nationalist columns have thrust 65 miles into YunYian province from their refuge m NorthEast Burma and seized a frontier base area, embracing Kengma airfield, 200 miles southwest of Kunming. Authoritative sources disclosed yesterday that the Nationalist invading force which numbers around
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    'DON'T IGNORE INDIA'
    57 1 General Sir Archibald Nye, British High Commissioner m India, said m London this week that India "cannot and should not" be ignored m all matters touching world affairs and world peace. "The very issue of world peace may well depend upon India," he told the annual general
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    DESTROYER OFF
    31 1 The battle class destroyer Armada dispensed with trials after completing repairs m Malta and left yesterday for Port Said, to relieve the destroyer Oravelines on Middle East patol. A.P
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    Turkey Ends War
    17 1 The state of war between! Turkey and Germany was< ended on July 24. .P.
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    He stays at home
    54 1 picture Dr. Er.c B irhop. the 44 -vear-oid atom scientist whose passport was impoun ded by the British Foreign Office shortly before he was due to leave on a trip to Moscow, is pictured here at play with his children m the grounds of his home
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    'No going back' says Shinwell
    367 1 LONDON, Saturday. THE Defence Minister, Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, warned left-win; critics of the nations rearmament yesterday m London: "We are at a critical point and this is no moment to talk of going slow or turning back." Russia and the Communist countries m Europe had
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    Millionaire Red refuses to talk
    122 1 Millionaire Red refuses to talk WASHINGTON. Sat. FREDERICK Vanderbilt Field, millionaire supporter of Left-wing causes, refused yesterday to tell a Senate Committee whether he stood bail for Communist leaders. Field was brought before the Senators from New York where he is serving a 90-day gaol term for contempt of court
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    19 1 picture. ner acid at last night -.(from left). W Franklin GimsQg, M™ JQgindra Singh, &J& 1 son. Free Press
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    Ex-Minister dead
    23 1 Mr. John Sophianopulos. 7 5 former Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs died m Athent yesterday from a rfean attack.- A. P.
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    Pilot was unauthorised
    116 1 LYNEHAM Wilts, Sat. AR.A.F. passenger plane which crash landed at Negombo airport. Cey!on v m April this year, was being piloted by an unauthorised person. The plane, a Hastings, stalled when coming m to land, and a wing was torn off There were no casualties amongst the
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    TITO SPEAKS
    38 1 Marshall Tito spoke yesterday before a mass meeting of 100,000 people at KnezepoMe m the heart of the Yugoslav Republic of Vosnia Hercegovina, where the partisans rose against the German invaders Just ten years ago. A.P.
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    He couldn't take it
    37 1 JAUNTED about hi* big ears, lodger Louis Wigler hit hip landlady Cfrolinr ImUd. over the head with a sUcCafid m* d4^T. AWlsted for manslaurhter, Wifl«r siid: "I just couldn't take it any more."
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    Oil envoys flying to London
    258 1 Oil envoys flying to London STAY' (ABLE ARRIVED TOO LATE TEHERAN, Saturday. npHE British Ambassador, Sir Francis Shepherd. A and Mr. Averell Harriman. President Truman';* special envoy, left here by air last night for London for talks with the British Government on the Persian oil dispute proposals. They were expected
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    WATTSCARTER CLEARED
    198 1 Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. JEFFREY Watts-Carter •Ml -year-old manager of Kedrock Estate, Perak, was found not guilty of consorting with bandits, m the Supreme Court this morning. Watts-Carter was ashengrey but smiling as he sat on a hard bench m the dock this morning, waiting
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    CHINA QUITS
    21 1 Nationalist China has withdrawn from the United Nations Food tnd Agriculture Organisation leaving $1,059.--500 of her contributions unpaid. Reuter
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    36 hurt in lorry mishap
    106 1 Free Press Staff Reporter THIRTY-SIX Tamil A labourers employed by the Singapore Municipality wer c injured this morning when their lorry overturned opposite tha V.M.C.A. sports pavilion* m Bras Basah Road pinning the men under-* nfttti Four ambulances took the injured labourers to the General
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    16 police die in 6 months
    97 1 LONDON, Sai MR JAMES GRIFFITHS m Colonial Secretary, saic yesterday that 16 poiic, were killed and 12 lnjuree m nine ambushes m Selangor m the first six month, of this year. He wm answering Mr. L Gammans (Conservatives who asked m the House ot
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    FAROUK WINS AT CASINO
    44 1 King Farouk of Egypt wot 14,000,000 li.'c £B,ooo Mnthc^i hours gambling at baccarat at San Remo, yesterday. The h oney-mooning monarch now Ls 24.000..000 lire (£13,700) ahead since his arrival with Queen Narriman on Wednesday, Casino, employees said.- A. P.
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    Page For Children
    1152 2 Most children are collecters —Of ANY OLD THING TkEAR Children, MJ Painting seems to be one of your strong points, and we received many entries for last week's Junior contest from all over Singapore and the Federation. Most of you seem to prefer crayon to water colour.
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    The toads are saved by Merlin
    549 2 The adventures of Andy by Liau Myvk Oi T*HE thought of Merlin the Wise Toad came like a tonic to poor Andy. The little toad lost his lethargy. The fever which the heat of the noonday sun had brought was reduced, and Andy sprang
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    alias "The Eagle
    542 2  -  H. M. M'KAY by so James Gordon, Shciln and Dugald, his niece and nephew, are on a v-alkinq tour m France. Out one day m a terrific rainstorm they go for shelter m an old, deserted house where the children find a paintin Q O 1 their
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      113 2 fid rtfe Mdw o" •W| QmMtm of an »f« k^ I Sa cup of deliooo*. bwfy OXO. At mtd-mormnt. ,J luncK4im« and bed-turn c I hot OXO it alwan tht J|» favourite *nd do«t V| them lots of food. Vil SOLI 4GB»T* "^I^B BOUSTEAD CO. UP. We have the pleasure
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      236 2 Rupert and Simon 13 Before uncovering his tray the got a penny so he had to K o F.eman pauses. 'Show it* first hungry" Rupert looks interest yoar penny." hj say*. Why. of tU must Kale Ten my nt course. says Rupert. "Here m fnend. Sample Sonon." he -cnes. one.
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      210 2 JUNIOR CROSSWORD metal. 23, A small wooaed hollQW. CLUES DOWN.— I, A young dog. 2, German word for "Mr." 3,* You may burn one on November 5. 4, A musical wind instrument. 6. He is said by sove to have written Shakespeare's plays. 9, Coverings for wheels. 10. An embankment
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    CHINESE GUERILLAS ACTIVE
    490 3 CHINESE GUERILLAS ACTIVE Chiang armies m Yunnan rnJrinf f f rCeS f 1949 have becom a Powerful X k L o^?^ alon thc Burma-Chinese S^n il L thc Chinej province of Yunnan. f thP 2 I n 5 Kong Chines e newspapers over i mn m ,ff Sh W that
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    69 3 iivi.lt \ft-r nine weeks filmint m the Afr;»n Uuren," this U what the C f Lr m Undon aboufc their equitonal tx*™j£Jbrr* Boeart who had half -inch growth bfird You can have it I badly^need i**"2£ r. d d wuh a b th and bu f a aurrn Bacall: "It
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    Bridge Problem
    274 3 s: l JIMr «'RT« J II T lAMM4 X MM 1 1 m I uiw^ 24i I Kf <( pjy HI ■I I*w Nortt E*4t j£ Xi v 4 4 a.i [> aM nd h •<* *iui rew« cached the ■n sx uu2 o bf fc* *r^«d hejri
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    RED HERO DEAD
    33 3 Ferapont Petrcvich Golor!TssnH jo ojaq [buoh^u *A}EA aho spent his life savings buying a fighter plane to defend Btalfrtrr, i m the war, has died m Moscow, aged 61. Reuter
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    HITCH-HIKER AT 104
    54 3 A.P. Lieutenant John N. Boyer, hitch-hiking from San Diego to Reno, ended up m hospital m Reno. Neva la wilh a hear", attack. IS is papers showed that he is 104 years ftfd and was disrnarged m 18fj from the O.tnd Army of the -epublic's '84th Regimen
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    50 3 CAREER ON WHEELS A girl who has spent the last 10 years on wheels as star of the American rollerskating musical. 'Skating Vanities' is Gloria Nord, known as the Pavlova of the Rollers. She is photographed at the Empire Pool, Wembley, where thjp 1951 version of the 'Vanities' is runnjng
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    HOW TO BE HAPPY THOUGH MARRIED
    168 3 HOW TO BE HAPPY THOUGH MARRIED THE recent conference of the Women Public Health Officers' Association at Cambridge heard some forthright comments on married bliss from Miss Cecil Hay-Shaw, regional psychiatric social worker of the National Asso-, elation for Mental Health. She said: "Husbands and wives who can give way
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    Seal forsakes salt water
    169 3 FOLKESTONE, England, Saturday. GAMMY, the seal, is getting to be a confirmed VJ landlubber. Maybe it is because the Channel swimming season is just getting underway, but Sammy wants no part of that body of water. Sammy is a baby seal who wandered away from his
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    Farouk in San Remo
    23 3 King Farouk; of Egypt and Queen Narriman arrived at Sen Remo on the Italian Riviera by yach from Genoa.
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    CHINESE ARMY 'INVINCIBLE'
    66 3 CHINESE ARMY 'INVINCIBLE' The Chinese People's Army had now grown into an invincible army of over 5,000,--000. Peking radio declared quoting an article written to celebrate August 1 as Army Day throughout the country. The radio said powerful air and sea forces had also been built up making China "a
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    SHIP AGROUND
    21 3 The American steamer, Olympic (325 tons.), is reported aground off Saswana village, a few miles north of Bombay. Reuter
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      414 3 SINGAPORE Singapore's Audience Quiz comuiA^ruvnu ppr^ by Qeoff Raymond; 830 10 a.m. Emergency News from B nds i? nd; Variety Bandbox; T 930 Time Signal News; 9.45 Kuala Lumpur; 10.10 Close; 1 Rendezvous with the Stars; 10.30 pjn. Programme Summary; 1.02 Wrestling Commentary by Geoff «.iw«Am Tb. n*w Raym <>
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      444 3 YOUR LUCKY STAR SATURDAY SUNDAY QORN today, yon have a ]£ORN today, you have tromorcnrial temperament msndsus energy. You aro which you must learn to un- continually on the fo and derstand and control. You eat) fet a lot of work done have a nature of contrasts aad without much
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, July 28, 1948. Cheaper food
    615 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, July 28, 1948. Cheaper food r>RESH food is dear m Singapore for many reasons, and one of the most important is the haphazard system of distribution which benefits neither the producer on his farm or m his fishing boat, nor the housewife shopping m the
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    'The Ritual of the Yellow Vest'
    749 4  -  ALEXANDER CLIFFORD By puts 2,000,000 French citizens into an advanced stage of frenxy IF anthropologists of J a future age ever reconstruct the thing that started m Metz a few days ago they will probably believe they have got hold of the biggest folklore
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    When bachelors meet
    251 4 WHAT happens when a group of bachelors decide to unite for common protection* against the "clutches of plotting females"? Mr. Jack Blatt, a lonely New York tailor, decided that the solution, which might relieve loneliness for the single man, would be to form the Bachelor Society of
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    Talking about Singapore by Citizen.
    793 4 Talking about Singapore by Citizen. DEOPLE who are supposedly desperately m need of housing can get very "choosey" about the type of house they want and where it should be. Until their wishes aa c satisfied, it is hard to get them to budge from wherever they are living, be
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    MAJOR OVERHAUL OF PAPAL DIPLOMACY
    672 4 Everything points to a double reorganisation ot the world's most secretive foreign service. fPHOSE whose buslA ness it is to know things m the Vatican are expecting a major overhaul of Papal diplomacy m the near future. Nothing, of course, is known for certain, for
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    Britain orders German
    62 4 Britain orders German A ritish dipping jine. the United Baltic Corporation of London, have ordered a fleet of three 16S&s 8 from German Sach of 2600 tonj, they will be built at Renfcburg pd operate a service beThe first of the three vessels Will b? delivered at the end of
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    Did the croc drink beer?
    619 5  - Did the croc drink beer? J. W. GOODWIN Bj5T FACTS AND MALAY FANCY by I I J I I ievrA L of •>■ I I I I I tin:"' I r" ".at a S.i r Lkirovs belie: fc^e; UHh They of m ■t'rxc ir. each i he I 'ay mtap
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    BEAUTY AT YOUR OWN DOORSTEP
    646 5 K. S. CHIA suggests that travellers make an effort to absorb the real beauty of a country and not just the surface glamour. ■pHEY say travelling is so broadening and, during the last few years, hundreds of Malayans with money to burn have made it
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    23 5 -Photo by "Open wide please!" And the mother instinctively ovens her mouth, too, at the Infant Welfare Clinic m Kuala Lumpur. Birte Steincke
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    SOME TAKE IT AS MEDICINE
    556 5  -  V.R Balakrishna A tale about "Ikan Kikek" by MORE often than not an unwary liousewife is liable to be attracted towards something m the market on which she would willingly spend a little extra inoncv, no matter how commonplace the thing is. So it was
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    A book in the hand
    1587 6  -  F CANNING by A Free Press Saturday short story I HAVE always been fascinated by old books. Wherever I go I search patiently through bookshops for old volumes which I can treasure for their bindings, their illustrations, or perhaps for some handwritten notes m faded
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    DID THE CROC DRINK BEER?
    318 6 DID THE CROC DRINK BEER? Continued from F. 1.) thing to cure her would be a monkey's heart. The crocodile swam up river till he met a monkey playing on the bank. "O, Sir Monkey, who is the wisest and cleverest doctor m this land?" he asked. The vain little
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    Fish from the streets of Singapore
    340 6  - Fish from the streets of Singapore ROGER YUE by A NEW hobby has come to Singapore's street boj T s catching a certain species of small fish from monsoon canals and drains and selling them to roadside vendors. Dozens of these nearnude urchins, stripped to the waist, can be seen
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    HK Varsity visitors fine sportsmen
    1174 7  -  CRUSADER By A FINE Jot of sportsmen those University lads from Hong Kong are. They did not reveal a high standard, except perhaps m tennis, m their engagements against the Malayan undergraduates, but they certainly showed the spirit m which the games ought to be
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    F.A. explains new rule
    555 7 AMONG the suggesA tions for alterations to the Laws of the Game to be considered by the International Board, the Football Association Is proposing that an indirect freekick should be given against a player for deliberately obstructing when not attempting 10 play the ball, says The
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    CEYLON PRESENTS ASHES
    111 7 jmE "Ashes of Cricket- presented to I-indwy Hassei (left) by Mr S. F. Foenander, sport s editor of the Ceylon Observer h# B !S T l^2!i^L of ihe MCC fter the flfth Tes 50-51 played at Melbourne. The Ashes are contained In a Ceylon-made casket— a carved
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    Wants bouts in England
    98 7 pETER PRINCE, India's No. 1 amateur boxer they have no professionals has arrived m London from Bombay to tackle "any welterweißht who will be kind enough to give me a bout." Ex-pilot Prince, m England for six monthis to study business efficiency methods. Is also a
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    Navy's losses
    78 7 pOYAL Navy will shortly be losing the former national youth champion, Freddie Beardon. best boxer m the Service who Is completing his National Service. He is a top-class lightweight and a member of Downham Community Boxing Club. Surgeon Lieut. Miller, who used to box as a heavy-weight for
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    MRS. EU MUST CONVINCE US FIRST
    269 8 SCSA reply to 'apathy' charge F™* Pr ess Staff Reporter Singapore Government servant who it public-spirited cannot help but laugh sardonically at the idea of a Consumers' Rally" <aid .Mr. N. A Kularajah, chairman of th<! (anteen Committee bf the Singapore Civil Service Association
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    In the Slaughterhouse'
    140 8 •v irTT»» iom P*Tji *r KuUrajah „,,,rrnm«-iil *Z~ ,o thf rduclion F2U,,*B endeavour JJ 4 m »«>raed L,^fl»« borru .ij.,* thr* had —^|H 9&mH that m h'v ,uo»pel»rd to tf m*' the* badmads to support the Consumers' Move* infHt when the necessity for finding foodstuff* and other
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    THEY TOOK THIS SERIOUSLY
    30 8 picture. nTi ?*V? Unf sin a P"« Chinese t P«P* took thU WJ seriously as their expression^ jhow— lt was the Traffic signal*' JCace.- Free Press
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    Interim President for Labour Party
    68 8 Free Press Staff Reporter 'JWE General Council of the Singapore Labour Party which meets today will select an interim President to act for Mr. Lim Yew Hock, who is shortly proceeding to America on a Leader grant scholarship. The Free Press u.-derstands that one of
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    'A FEAST OF FASHION'
    111 8 Free Press Staff Reporter A Feast of Fashion"— an innovation m dress shows Is to be staged at the Capitol Restaurant on Aug. 22. Arranged by Mrs. Claire Ludlow m conjunction with the management of the Capitol Restaurant, the exhibition will be combined with dancing and
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    'Dis vill be da greatest repeat performance'-King Kong
    294 8  - 'Dis vill be da greatest repeat performance'-K ing Kong PETER HILL By WRESTLER "Butcher" Muchle (weight 110 lb) will referee tonight's return battle at the Happy World between King Kong (3401 b.) and the Swedish Angel (385 lb.) But King Kon^ does not think that Muckle \rili be needed as
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    'THE ANGEL' GROWLS...
    96 8 T>eferee Wong Buck Lee, who stopped the first fight between Kong and "The Angel,'* is m Penang, to the great pleasure of the latter, who said last night: "Noiu there ivill be a fair ending to our contest. I don't want anybody to stop it even if
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    Homes for crippled children
    36 8 Homes for crippled children (Free Press Staff Reporter) r.tHE Singapore Branch or the British Red Cross cripp'c*uim accommodation f«r 4§ «W--rV,?brtw«en the age, of p*?, 16 T new home «ll f«»*»££ „],,.<!,,! vith nieiii.:l i->^ntiu. and uMtution.
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    Blackout areas
    78 8 r£ followinr substations will be liable to load-«heddiic tonight: Jalan Pekan, Jalan Sultan, Beach Road. Alhambra. Raffles Hpiel. Sumbwa Road, Boon Tat Street, Aljan>tf Road, Sims Avenue. Paya Lebar Pumps, Joo Chiat Place, Jalan Eunos, Rangoon Road, Towner Road, Serangoon Road. Kolam Ayer, McPherson Road, Kirn Chuan Road,
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    500 TONS OF JUTE GOODS FOR STORE
    117 8 Free Press Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE has been allocated 500 tons of jute coods by the Government of India for this year, Mr. J. M. Dorai Raj, Secretary of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, told the Free Press. Total trade between India and Malaya
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    ECAFE MEETING
    39 8 Free Press Staff Reporter. ITIHE first meeting of the sub--1 committee to make arrangements for the ECAFXj XfeTnce to be .eld m Singa oore m September will take place on Monday m the Secreof the Singapore deie«aUon.
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    Assessment exemption for school fields
    258 8 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioners are considering exempting all school playing fields, irrespective of size, from assessment, the Free Press was told yesterday by an Assessment Board spokesman .Playing fields are at present exempted according to the size and annual value of the
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    U.K. COURSE IN ENGL, EERING
    34 8 MR. CHABL2B GAB.AiL, fu.«i.tc. who iru\e\ MUay* e**ly next month for (he I nitrd Klnffdoni. by tlir %.n. Canlim to c«ntitiur hl% stuUirs <lvfl -gtacOTtag m it < t»!i>ni?l Dt.vfi«i;-
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    POLITICAL LEADERS' MISGIVINGS.... SMC 'employees' can't be 'commissioners'
    483 8 POLITICAL LEADERS' MISGIVINGS.... SMC 'employees' can 't be 'commissioners Free Press Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE Labour Party spokesman's revelaA tion yesterday that the Labour Party may ask that the nine teats m the Municipal Commission, at present held by nominated members, should »>e filled by Municipal employees* representatives, was received
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    Tomorrow's tea party
    41 8 Mr. Lim Yew Hock, who is to leave for New York shortly, will be entertained to a tea party by the Tenkasi Muslim Benefit Society tomorrow at the Society's premises m N0.45. Cheng Cheok Street, at 4.30 p.m.
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    Film show in hospital
    72 8 ABOUT 70 patients of me <=r Andrew's Orthopaedic Ho pita] m Tay LJan Teck Road. Katong. were entertained to a uhn show gi\en by the V.M.C.A Mo Circle m the hospital ground- n<\ night. The patients, all children -uf!<ilng from tuberculosis of the nine and joint*,
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    WORCESTER IN EXCITING TRIUMPH
    688 9 WORCESTER IN EXCITING TRIUMPH Essex record spoilt HIGHLIGHTS of yesterday's play m the county i cricket championship were an exciting win by Worcestershire, who got 131 runs m 35, minutes to beat Nottinghamshire, and Gloucestershire's defeat of Essex, the only team who had not lost a championship game. Worcestershire, left
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    Danger of strike by footballers averted
    153 9 'PHE danger of a strike of League footballers which would upset the start of the English football reason on Aug. 18 was removed yesterday following a meeting of the Football Association, Football League and Players' Inion with officials of the Ministry of Labour m
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    Van Donck breaks UK golf record
    209 9 J.'LORY VAN DONCK Waterloo, Brussels, yesterday broke the 90- holes British tournament record agor^ate to win the North British 2,000 guineas professional golf tournament. His five rounds were 69, 67, 67. 66, 68 fcr a total of 337, which gave him a four-stroke lead
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    Counties' placings
    111 9 WARWICKSHIRE'S win over Somerset on Thursday has strengthened their position at the head of the county cricket championship table as only Glamorgan among their near rivals were able to gain full points. Warwickshire, with 176 points from 20 matches, are followed by Yorkshire, 132 from 18 games, who
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    McKennau to join Oldham
    162 9 QLDHAM Athletics playermanager, George Hardwick, who obtained seven England post- war England caps while with Middlesbrough, has made arrangements for his former team-mate. Peter McKennan. to join him at Oldham next season. He considers he is just the man to give additional punch and power to
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    Dempsey's former trainer dead
    65 9 FRENCH-BORN Gus Wilson (aged 63). the fight manager who trained Jack Dempsey died m hospital at Portland. Oregon, yesterday after a heart attack. Wilson was handling Georges Carpentier when he met Dempsey m 1921 and trained Dempsev for the second Demsey.Gene Tunney championship battle m Chicago
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    More records may go today
    675 9 SINCAPORE A. A. A. MEET A LTHOUGH only three of the 18 events yesterday, first day of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association championships, were finals, the afternoon's sport attracted a large crowd to the Police Training School ground, where the meeting is being held. The
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    Equal rights sought
    100 9 constitutional amendment to international rules to t^.e New Zealand. South Afr'.ra and Australia equal voting strength with each of the four home Rugby Unions Is b a ing sought by the New Zealand body. The New Zealand Rugby Union decided yesterday to put this amendment before the
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    NORWAY WIN 3-1
    21 9 NVrway beat Iceland 3 l m an international soccer ■Mitch at Trondhelra after leading one-nil at half-time. AP
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    SOUTH JOHORE RFC TO MEET
    130 9 JOHORE BAHRU.Sat. THE annual general meeting of the South Johoie Rugby Football Club will be held on Aug. 9 at 7 p.m. at the Johore Civil Service Club. Johore Bahru. Office-bearers for the ensuing season will be elected at this meeting. Among the items to
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    NAVY DECLARE AT 303-8
    52 9 ROYAL NAVY declared at 303 for eight wickets m their two-day match against R.A.F. begun at Lord's yes-, terday. Cdr. Armmond made 136 and Lt. Grant 51 RAF. had replied with 133 for three (PO Fencier 56. AC Parks not out 52) when stumps were drawn.
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    F.& N. NET 11
    29 9 FRASER <k Neave reached double figures against Malaya Publishing Ho.se m yesterday's Business Houses League cup soccer match at River Valley Road, scoring 11 goals.
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    GYMKHANA TODAY
    25 9 The Summer Gymkhana of the Singapore Polo Club will be held on the Thomson Road Polo Ground today from 2.30 to 6.20 p.m.
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    SUPREME COURT WINS
    63 9 picture. MRS. Tom LHley's Supreme Court (E. C. Elliott) winning the Festival of Bri tain Stakes at Ascot on July 20. Second was Zucthero (Lester Piggott). Supreme Court was a birthday gift from Mr. Lilley to his wife. The race was worth 25.000 and the victory has
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    Cup not contested for 20 years
    187 9 Free Press Staff Reporter A SILVER trophy, which has been lying for twenty years m the Singapore Municipal Architect's Department, will be competed for the first time at the women's swimming championships organised by the Singapore Youth Council early next year. J This marks
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    'I'll knock Turpin out'
    68 9 -ROBINSON Cl GAR Ray Robinson said v yesterday, when referring: to his mid-September return bout with world middle-weight champion. Randolph Turpin: "I'll knock him out before the tenth round/ "This time I will not be taken by surprise," Robinson told reporters as he boarded the He
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    Sweden lead 2-0
    56 9 gWEDEN gained a lea> of two matches to nil when their European zone final against Germany m the Davis Cup tennis competition opened at Basstad (Sweden) yesterday. Lennart Bergelin won the first singles against Von Cramm 6 4, 6 l, 6 4, then Sven Davidson defeated Ernst
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    CLARK TO QUIT CAPTAINCY
    100 9 G. CLARK, captain Of Kent for the past three seasons. hxs announced that because of business reasons he will reels n the post at the end of the summer. It is probable that If he is fit enough. Leslie Ames, the famous England wicketkeeper-batsman of the
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    en CARNATION READY TO SCORE
    496 10 Today 's Penang track work from MXAN LEWIS PENANG, Saturday. v .rained horses were the attention kt.u-1- 1 when official training opened Turf Club's August Bank Lthe xhe number two grass track, F 0 ned for fast work, had hurdles out P,*wlt from the inside
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    51 10 picture. chamrioi!^- Li m?S 2 i° )ards J*™'*™** y« s Singapore \A A cnampionship.. Sft. Bf eQua rrie snatches second place fromP. I. Wilson i\o 31), r^« C J? 1 "f 11 and Cpl »^*h«nty 'ourth and fifth, respectively. Tan En? Gaon, the winner, has already breasted the tape Free
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    SOUTH AFRICA PLAY BRIGHT CRICKET
    561 10 SCOREBOARD S. AFRICA— IST. INNS. E. Row*a c Bedser b Brown l.Ui w*Ur ft»* Bedser IS Van It vne vcl.l c A b Hilton Noirw Ibw Brown 13 brrlham b Dedsrr 7 McLean run out 67 Mxnsrli c TattersaM b Hilton JM» A. Rowan b
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    Seletar force one-all draw
    144 10 T^OYAL Air Force Seletar forced a draw against Singapore Engineer Regiment m a United Services League soccer match at Giliman Barracks yesterday with a late penalty goal which tied the scores one-ail. The Sappers opened accounts early m the game through outsideleft Qualtrough, who received a
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    4-2 WIN FOR R.A.M.C.
    46 10 oo Company Royal Army Medical Corps beat Young Men's Muslim Association by four goals to two m a S.AJP.A. Div. 3A match played yesterday at Geylang Stadium. Scorers for R.A.M.C. were Evans (2), Collishaw and Russell. Osman and Darae scored for V.M.M.A.
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    Champion beaten
    41 10 DETROIT. Fri. JOHN MARSHALL, world record breaking Australian swimmer, lost his United States 1500 metres freestyle swimming championship here last night to Ford Konno, an 18-year-old American from Hawaii. It was Marshall's first defeat m the national championship competition.
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    Guthries Win 3-0
    37 10 MANSFIELD Sport* Club went down to Guthrie S. C. by three coals to nil m a Business Houses League cup match yesterday at Farrer Park. Dowling. Peng Kee and Weng Kee scored for Guthrie*.
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    PENANG RACE WEIGHTS
    128 10 Colonel Daly Park J'Jo Minstrel Boy J.Ja Four O Clock II 90J «'r Tristram J.0- Counsel III »-0* Tmra Street 8.10 lib-rms cherr7 Lin* (late jAvance 8.08 Silver Spear My Ret J.JJ Raj Mahal J-J* 1 €F# Texas Teehnieoior 8JJ cl v Mldwtht isaJTo- ss i ss.
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    'Didn't know Suleiman was here'
    251 10 COMBINED Services selector have not yet decided whe to include Suleiman In the Malaya Cup team to meet j Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow. One of the four selectors came to know only yesterday morning that the star out-side-right was m Singapore! on leave
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    S.L.T.A. TIES
    113 10 The following ties m the S.L.T.A. championships will be played on Monday and Tuesday on the 9.C.C. courts. MONDAY Women's singles: Miss Ang Kirn Choo v Mrs. Y. Masaey. Mixed doublet: Mrs. R. Midd let on -Smith and Ldm Hee Chin v Miss P. J. Taylor and Low
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    Medical Workers go down 4-1
    48 10 A POUR goals to one victory against Singapore Medical Workers' Union gave Marine Department their ninth straight win the SAP. A. Div. 3 A league this season. Awanpr, Abu, Ibrahim and Hussein scored for Marine Department, while K. Munlandy scored for Medical Workers.
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    Singapore attack v. Services defence
    596 10 TOMORROW'S CUPTIE By CRUSADER NEARLY as much interest as m the final itself is being shown m tomorrow's key match m the Southern section of the Malayan Cup soccer competition at Jalan Besar Stadium. Although the selectors would not admit it, the omission of Suleiman,
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      96 10 Today's sports ATHLETICS: SUte hJUL meet infts at Singapore. Penang. Perak lpoi Selanfor XL.i. Nefri Srmbilan (Seremban). Malacca. KelanUn iK. Bahrui; also sporU at Admiralty .\&ian School, Naval Base. 2.30 p.m. Singapore Inst. of Commerce, R.I. ground. 4 p.m. SOCCER: Div. 1: Indian R.C. v v at suulium: l)ir. 2:
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    The knife that waits for peace
    267 11 The knife that waits for peace LONDON. Sat A TEN-INCH knife made m Sheffield early m the war has come back to the city irom Germany— with the story of a curse, told m a letter to the makers by Paul Lutcke. of Runderdorth. Rhineland. The knife, once issued to
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    'QUEEN OF CONFIDENCE TRICKSTERS'
    392 11 'QUEEN OF CONFIDENCE TRICKSTERS' Woman lived on fairy tales LONDON, Saturday. THE "Queen of confidence tricksters" swept majestically out of the dock at the Old Bailey to begin a two-and-a-half-year sentence. She took with her a secret which has baffled Scotland Yard, M.1.5, Burkes Peerage, and Debrett for 20 years.
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    43 11 picture. PGS and calile look around Ife~i2 sirange surroundings m search of food as tbj raging Kansas River (background) roars past them. They are standing on the tops of pigsties m the stockyard *r?a of Kansas City, Missouri hard-hit by the flood. A.P.
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    'Freeze' causes shares to sink
    271 11 'Freeze causes shares to sink ALL shares registered m Britain were torpedoed on the London Stock Exchange yesterday by the dividend freeze announced on Thursday night by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Hugh Gaitskell. The announcement meant that many of them must cut their dividends and that none can
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    Quakers see Malik
    90 11 MOSCOW, Sat. A DELEGATION of British Quakers discussed a seven-pokit peace programme with the Soviet deputy Foreign Minister, M. Jacob Malik for three and a half hours on Thursday night. Mr. Malik made a detailed reply to each point proposed by the Quakers as a way of
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    U.S. DROPPING SPIES'—PEKING
    58 11 U.S. DROPPING SPIES'— PEKING Peking Radio said yesterday that four spies dropped by parachute from American planes m North Korea were quickly rounded up by local security forces. Peasants m the rural area near Pyongyang the North Korea capital, caught .22 agents who had set up their base m a
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    TAIL LANDING
    31 11 A DC-4 airliner carrying 46 persons made a safe taildown landing at Idlewild Airport, New York, yesterday after skidding 2,000 feet m a shower of sparks and flames. A.P.
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    It didn't work
    71 11 RANGOON, Sat. SOOTHSAYER Nai Lek Danasa collapsed and was rushed to hospital when a charm he was demon, strating failed to "protect" him after h e had stabbed himself. Nai Lek had offered the talisman to Nai Charan Saengsuwarn, claiming it would guard him against all harm.
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    NO DEBATE ON DEAN
    85 11 Mr James Chuter Ede. leader of the House of Commons, yesterday refused to find time for a debate on a motion by six Conservative members seeking to remove the Dean of Canterbury. Dr. Hewlett Johnson, from office. Mr. Charles Taylor, one of the Conservatives, appealed for
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    'Souvenir' is Korean national treasure
    270 11 'Souvenir' is Korean national treasure PUEBLO, Colorado Sat. MRS. Hugh Giltner put the leopard skin rug her son sent from Korea into cold storage and waited for bids on it because "it's too fine for me to walk on." Her son, Sergeant First Class Elevener Giltner, sent the rug by
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    4s pensions for refugee royalty
    252 11 PARIS, Saturday. I^HE French Government have taken over an un- usual responsibility the care of a small group of Russians m Paris whose chief common interests are their poverty and their memories. For 18 years, until 1939. Miss Dorothy Paget. the racehorse owner, supported these
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    NOT TO RUN
    30 11 Informed sources said m New York yesterday that General Mac Arthur seems to have made up his mind not to run for the presidency m 1952. A.F.P.
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      55 11 Solution to Crossword No. 41 6 —Across: 3, Country. 7, Cousin. 8, Germany. 9, Repeat. 10, Rhodian. 12, Bee. 14, Sty. 15, Turnout. 18, Satrap. 19, Insular. 20, Newston. 21, Friends. Down: 1, Acorn. 2, Sumpter, 3, Cigar 4, One Thousand. 5, Nomads. 6, Runway. 11, Iterate. 12, Burner. 13,
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