The Singapore Free Press, 8 August 1951

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    18 1 The Shingapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA Vl SINGAPORE,- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    MOSCOW OFFER IS A TRAP'
    437 1 U.S. says no need for a new pact THP it SH INGTON\ Wednesday. 1 liL United States yesterday denounced the Russian proposal for peace pacts as merely h»H P i agan 2s trap and said that th e worW treaties C nfidenfe ln the Soviets'
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    OIL ISN'T MOST IMPORTANT- Stokes
    174 1 ABADAN, Wednesday. BRITAIN'S Lord Privy Seal, Mr. Richard Stokes, said yesterday that the main issue confronting the negotiators m the Anglo-Persian oil dispute was aot the flow of oil but whether Persia would become ■jl Communist satellite if faced with economic collapse. In a talk
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    Sah's brother cleared
    69 1 ANN ARBOR. Michigan. Wed. atfty prosecu'-r m Fruncis ■fejßferday that he k jea a^Ked by the lla Department to seek I teat t driving charges Mahmoud IMr 2. younger brother ItffrJbh of Persia. p£« ias arrested on U»3 charged with drivR £cr his licence had Nwoted. The
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    TWO WIDE BOYS
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    Best bets for today
    46 1 ALLAN LEWIS, Free A press racing correspondent cables from Penjing the following best beUfor todays races: Arttote Glory. Jimson and An"Tespasser W-«ft Skvscraner and Artists Glory The going to Ukely to hV rood Latest track hints $nd Picture Tip m page seven.
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    GRAHAM MEETS PAK LEADERS
    142 1 p KARACHI, Wednesday. THE United Nations mediator m Kashmir, Dr. Frank Graham yesterday conferred for two and a half hours with the Pakistani Foreign Minister, Zafrullah Khan, the Minister for Kashmir affairs, Mustapha Gurmni, and the Secretary General, Mohammed Ali. After the conference. Zafrullah Khan said
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    Bandits put to flight
    73 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. fkNE member of the Security Forces was seriously wounded m an action against bandits yesterday m the Batu Gajah area of Perak. In the same area, the manaeer of a rubber estate accompanied by nve special constables say three bandits with a bren
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    DUNLOP SEEKING A JOB
    143 1 DUNLOP SEEKING A JOB From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Wed. MAJOR-GENERAL Dermot lfl Dunlop, the man who restored order m Singapore m the riots, is looking for a job. His 'bowler hat" coincided with the Riot Commsision's inquiry. For a time it was suggested m some quarters that he had
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    Same job but a new title
    124 1 'a HONG KONG, Wed. APPARENTLY the women of Chungshan, just across the border from Macao, didn't quite understand that "equality" under Communism applied to them, too. So, Hwang Loh-tin, the Military Control Commission director, a good Communist, decided to do something: about it. Under
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    FEWER SUICIDES IN ITALY
    50 1 A smaller number of Italians committed suicide or were assassinated m 1950 than m the previous year. The suicides m 1950 were 2.644 compared with 3,004 m 1949. There were 615 assassinations m the country last year compared with 897 m the previous year. A. P.
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    Arab curs was 'practical'
    97 1 MOMBASA, Wed. vT°«r»% fig. flve-mon^ fishing tnp m th* Sc^t hclles area. total of M«0 sharks or the expedition. Shark-liver oil s worth five shilling a galJon yet the trip ended m financial loss. Lewis said th© worked 'm a practical way. First the pumni became
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    LITTLE HOPE OF SUEZ AGREEMENT
    179 1 FLUSHING MEADOWS, Wednesday. rUPLOMATS here have almost abandoned hope of 17 finding an "out of court" solution of the problem of Egypt's blockade of the Suez Canal. The final draft of the resolution believed to call on Egypt to lift the blockade for Thursday's Security
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    PARTY TO DISCUSS RIOT REPORT
    72 1 PARTY TO DISCUSS RIOT REPORT PROGRESSIVE Party members of the Singapore Legislative Council will meet tomorrow to discuss the report of the Riot Inquiry Commission. Mr. John Laycock, vicepresident of the f/arty, said today: "This is not a personal matter to be raised m the Council by one man. The
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    GLASS STRIKE TALK TODAY
    58 1 Mr. S. Jagannathan, who has been deputed by Singapore trade unions to find ways and means of ending the strike of 700 workers of the Singapore Glass Manufacturers, will meet the Deputy •Commissioner for Labour for the third time today. Mr. Jagannathan said that during his
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    ASSEMBLY BAN
    33 1 The Attorney-Generai of Indonesia has prohibited meetings planned to be held m Sourabaya and Malang, East Java, on the occasion of the opening of the World Youth Festival m Berlin.— U.P.
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    BOMB IN TRAIN
    28 1 A small bomb exploded inside a tunnel yesterday, at the Barcelona Corunna expre:v> was passing through a passenger coach was derailed but no casualties were
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    Baby played with cobra
    103 1 CALCUTTA, Wed. WHILE HIS parents watchw ed helplessly, a 16-month-old Indian baby played for more than two hours with a king cobra and was not hurt. The incident was reported yesterday by the Hindustan Standard's correspondent m Jubbulpore, central India. The report said the mother left
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    Ridgway awaits Red assurances
    316 1 Ridgway awaits Red assurances TOKYO, Wednesday. RESUMPTION of the Korean ceasefire talks is hanging on the Communist acceptance of a strict condition imposed by the Allied Supreme Commander, Gen. Ridgway, to see that the conference scene is kept neutral. The Communist radios gave no immediate reply to Gen. Ridgway s
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    How much should a woman drink?
    696 2 UOW much should a woman drink Every' girl who goes out to dances and parties must face this problem. If you've wondered whether alcohol affects your health, complexion, figure or poise here are answers from three experts Etiquette expert. Millicent Fen wick: "91 ever
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    Thin people live longer than the fat
    556 2 Thin people live longer than the fat OEOPLE who spend their working lives sitting m office chairs do not usually regard their occupation as dangerous to health. The fear that troubles most of them is the fear of putting on weight: and for this reason they tend to think or
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    YOUR LUCKY STAR
    154 2 gORN today, you are able to carry responsibility lightly. You can take on a lot of work, ret it do«e efficiently and on time, and y?t appear to have plenty of time for other things as well. There is, perhaps, the touch of the military m your
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    NO MORE 'SUDDEN' HEART ATTACKS?
    339 2 NO MORE 'SUDDEN' HEART ATTACKS? A DOCTOR is flying to London soon to explain how he believes the word "sudden" can be taken out of the world's worst health hazard— "sudden heart attack." Dr. Lester Morrison—leading a ten-man research team —claims that a simple blood test can give early warning
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      59 2 Solution to Crossword No. 425 AcroM: 1, Bar. 3, Jingle. 7, Uriah. 8. Ortat. 9. Heep. 10, BeUey. IS, Tupman. 14, Dell. 17 BrtM. 19 Sally. 20, WeUer. 21, Pip. D«wt>: 1 Blush. 2, Raise up. 3, John. 4. Nagger. S, Lie. 6, Stay. 11, Steal i up. 12, Vassal.
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      138 2 New Crossword No. 426 CLLES ACROSS 1. The gold ran m this establishment (5, 5;. 8. Was tfafl financiel change really made by a derll at U.N.0.? (11 >. Bitter sweet as it were (4). 12. Sort of crop, of boys no doubt (4). U.6uch songs are allusive (7). 14.
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    FRISCO PREPARES FOR SIGNING
    366 3 FRISCO PREPARES FOR SIGNING \lavor sees an opportunity FRANCISCO, Wednesday, m .s the site for the signing of the M C Peace Treaty— the conference meets m > early m September— San Francisco for Hi** event with the restraint of a mother about to launch a daughter, ►red and blase
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    New'radar'for small ships
    78 3 New 'radar' for small ships OTTAWA, Wed. Anew apparatus to help navigation of small ships and which is as efficient a.< radar has just been completed m Canada, the National Research Council announced. The apparatus, which costs little, operates by virtue of ultra short waves and of reviving set for
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    FIRST WOMAN MAGISTRATE
    56 3 MLss Gertrude Mary Tuckewell, who devoted much of her life to improving the lop of Britain's women workers, has died at Guildford. She was 90. Miss Tuckewell was London's first woman magistrate. In that post she lead the fight against sweatshop labour and was responsible for th?
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    BILLET IN HER BRAIN
    64 3 A woman wiih a bullet m her brain and another m her back has* been discharged from a New York hospital. Her condition is described as •exceptionally fine." She is Mrs. Mildred Zoumardo. aged 49. whose husband is accused of shooting her. The U.S. Senate has
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    EARTH'S CRUST TO BESCRAPED
    478 3 EARTH'S CRUST TO BE SCRAPED MANILA, Wednesday. THE first systematic attempt to find out what kind of life exists six miles below the sea is underway off Mindanao, largest of the Philippine Islands. East of Mindanao is the world's greatest ocean deep. U.S. scientists found bottom there m 1945' at
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    Embroidery gift for Queen
    109 3 Embroidery gift for Queen SYDNEY, Wed. hospital patient, Cj Irene Colbran. who nas been unable to walk for most Of her 38 years, is embroidering a super cloth she hopes to give to the King and Queen during the Royal Tour next year. She has been In hospital for 15
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    RADIO NET WILL CATCH BURGLARS
    73 3 RADIO NET WILL CATCH BURGLARS LONDON, Wed. pOLICE chiefs" have taken 1 new measures to check crime m Maidstone, Kent. Radio patrol cars now operau on a secret "beat the burglar" wavelength Almost 20 patroi cars do a 24-hour beat of the county of Kent All their sets link up
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    Murder charge
    28 3 Three Canadian soldiers serving m Korea have been charged with murdering a South Korean civilian and will be tried at a general court martial next month.
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    Bridge Hand
    225 3 j Both sides vulnerable: North-South 40 oo scorm. North dealer "tfOURTH hign*>sc \x- m longest and strongest suit" is a widely discredited and old/.ishioned rule of the turbulent twenties. Too often it gives the opr>onents the trick they need to make their contract. A spade lead on this
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    £1,000, 000-'I don't want it'
    300 3 1,000, 000-' I don't want it' ISLE OF MAN, Wednesday. III RS. Ellen Cubbin, 75-year-old widow, stood on the doorstep of her 15-roomed mansion m the Isle of Man, shrugged her shoulders, and said: "What would you do with £1,000,000?" Three weeks ago Mrs. Cubbin s only son, 47-year-old bachelor
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    NO PEACE PLAN
    22 3 Washington officials yesterday discounted reports of a far-reaching American plan for peace between Israel and the Arab countries. A.P.
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    BUCKLEY
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    MacA NOT INVITED
    42 3 Republican politicians m America are preparing a qew onslaught on the administration because General Douglas Mac Arthur has not been invited fo take part m the Japanese Peace Treaty Conference as a member OT the United States delegation. A.P.P.
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      138 3 TRADE EXHIBITION 1951 TYPEWRITERS Ask for demonstration and you will kn3iv what Luxury Typing's the minute you sec it. SOLE AGENTS: TYPEWRITERS <«u«> I ID. PENANG SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR 132/36 Robinson Rend TEL. 82?«? Play safe! Brylcrccm your hair. Dry hair, tight scalp, /fik excessive loose hair on your comb—
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      26 3 n^ndrdkG Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya < J A N E Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m ta v<* TA^?AN Sidetracked By ***>? gT^
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      287 3 Radio SINGAPORE 10.00 a.m. Emergency News from Kuala Lumpur; 10.10 Close Down; 1.00 p.m. Csrl Chandler Orchestra; 1.30 Time Signal News; 1.45 Lunch Time Prom; 2.00 Close Down; 6.15 Programme Summary; 6.17 Young People's Programme; i 6.35 Entr'act— A Piano Interlude; 6.45 The Radio String Ensemble; 7.00 Time Signal, News
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      We never closed
      140 4 fT>HE riots report con- siders that the newspapers were not blameless m their handling of events leading up to the disturbances last December, though they certainly became aware of the possibility of trouble long before the police did, and accordingly took steps to modify their 'coverage' of
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      IMPUDENCE
      425 4 pRESS laws notwithstanding, this is still a reasonably free country as far as the dissemination of news and views is concerned. Freer than many other parts of Asia. We allow the British point of view, the Chinese point of view, the Malay, Indian, Indonesian pjints of view and the
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    Scientists keep watch on U.N. village
    570 4 Scientists keep watch on U.N. village E^VERY year more and more unofficial "ambassadors* cross the Atlantic m both directions, bent on improving relations between America and its neighbours on a man-in-the-street level. Americans have m the last few years suddenly become aware of the fact that the Atlantic is a
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    Disillusionment may attend us
    491 4 —After seeing 'Ardele', says Roy Morell, Professor of English Literature m the University of Malaya MANY of us remember the time when as schoolboys obsessed with adolescence we first became acquainted with Restoration Comedy; our first feelings of delight giving way to rather pained disillusionment when
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    A LOAN TO EDUCATE THE JAPANESE
    184 4 A LOAN TO EDUCATE THE JAPANESE 1 NEW plan for the payment of compensation by the Japanese to ex-pri-soners of war and the dependents of men who died m their hell camps, has been submitted to the Government by Mr. Julian Snow. Labour MP for Lichfield and Tarn worth. It
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    'East- West' meet on jazz
    390 4  - 'East- West meet on jazz FELIX SWING TOPICS by OENGAPORE'S swing and jazz fans will have an opportunity of airing their views at tomorrow night's public discussion on "Jazz" by the East- West Society. This will be the first discussion of its kind In the Colony and I hope swing
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    THE NEW MUSIC IS LOSING FAVOUR
    478 4  -  PRESTO MUSIC TOPICS by listening a continually blaring radio, I have reached certain conclusions about music m the modern world. In past months I have noticed less be-bop and Latin America rhythms. They seem to have given place to Dixieland, "sweet" dance music, and
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    Record Reviews
    592 4 DEL I IS. A Song of Summer, performed by the Halle Orchestra, Sir John BarbirolU conducting. HJH.V. D*****-IQ. The second aide of DBM99 contains MOZART, Andante (from Cassation m G.K.63, Mozart). All will enjoy this truly fine example of orchestral craftmanship and outstanding technical reproduction. But surely only
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    NAVAL BASE POLICE GROUSE
    265 5 NAVAL BASE POLICE GROUSE Malay PCs get redress promise mmmm Free Press SUff Reporter THREE-HUNDRED Malay policemen m the Singapore Naval Base Police at Seletar have been promised redress on pay, leave arid terms of service by their Commanding Officer as a result of representations made oa their behalf by
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    Absolved...
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    SATHURTHI FESTIVAL
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    HOLY WATER BATH FOR HINDU GOD
    66 5 THE HINDU GOD. GANESA. 1 At the Sri Senpafa Vinayarar Temple, m CeyWii Road, had a My water bath (ahhfahAom) ma Menaay. darinr the SathurtLi foiivar celebrations. Hinda aAcers W Gavenußxwl **P*rtmrtiU teak part m the ceremony, which Included special prayers and sausie. The
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    COUNCILLOR 'MISQUOTED'
    116 5 f\R- C J. Pa«lar. Legislative 1/ CounciUoT for Changi (Progressive), told the Free Press thai; he had been "misquoted" ls saying Chat the population of Singapore would increase by 3.000.000 m t-a to 15 years time. He said that he had made a point that the Singapore population
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    MOTOR VESSEL CATCHES FIRE
    33 5 A CHINESE mi, tor vessel. Bee Tan, undergone repairs at the United Engineers' shipyard m Tanjong Rhu. Singapore c-u^ht fire on Monday iuahu, but little I ftssctsjs was caused
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    'I AM MOST GRATEFUL'
    300 5 From Free Pro* Staff Can*. rpWENTY-five-year-old Lieut. A Henry Louis VeJfe (pronounced Vel*ie) returned from 15-mile mate march with mesahers of the Singapore VolanUxr C4»rps yesterday and aid with a broad smile: "I »m certainly moM crateful at having been absolved from all Mame by Lke
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    Unqualified success of Savings Bank Campaign
    204 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE Post Office Savings Bank Campaign had been an unqualified success, Mr. D. W. Kaylor, the Accountant, told the Free Press yesterday. "Though the cost of living has not dropped withdrawals last month were subnormal," Mr. Naylor said. I Since
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    Radio music for Middle ton
    137 5 Hospital patients Patients at Singapore Middleton Hospital may have radio music to make their stay m hospital more pleasant if the Municipal Commissioners approve a proposal to install Rediffusicn earphones and loudspeakers m the hospital. The Commissioners' Health Committee, which first considered the suggestion last
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    BUILDING MATERIALS CONTROL
    50 5 BUILDING MATERIALS CONTROL IMPORTERS and registered 1 dealers m buUding materials may dispose of their stocks of controUed materials m the event of these remaining unsold after the lapse or one month, according to new instructions issued by sn-s is? rissss th SLe*^irciunt» pointed out that to cancel some orders.
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    AREAS
    23 5 BLACKOUT rras fottoint; «b*^" s 1 be liable to load^sheddin* Sfjjchye ptoc«Tort Caniiing. h St«*mford Rd^ AiDen S^iieVSe Worta. Firestone. UacKensie Road.
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    HOME FOR HOLIDAYS
    83 5 •*U IW. dad! Wkat's all Uus I hear akrat y«« leaehiaf pe«sde haw U 4rffC N smisl 14« ycr•U Bill ■axwsrth, (cesitre) «n his arrival at Bfeßas«Airpsrt. frssn CUftsai OBegc, Brisssi. -That, say s««. a l*« ctsrj." gravery reptVei Sing a PMC's TraSsc Pissiee Chief. Mr. W.
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    Playgrounds far J.B. children
    84 5 Free rreas Jsiifg Cm upsstirsit 4 MOTHER children s P*ayA cround is beinc planned for jofjore Bahru. It mill be sited m Jalan Nghee Henc on land bekneinc to Chetuar firm which has agreed to allow the use of the land for the owpose for a
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    SUGAR PRICE UP 11 CENTS
    43 5 RATIONED ssspu- «ss« 11 enrts swn per k*U from Mosrfay geKL^^^^ t ,,nrr J yeSiay t a»t s«4 fcem f»d necessary U price fmsa e*sOs to et«ts ••Th^ia-WS-l rati- however, be i »*J5 M^ 10 tah!ls frsss) Mssssay-
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    BIG BATCH OF STUDENTS GOING TO UK
    135 5 ■n-^a press Sulk Rep*"* 1 SkL the P. and O. Canton achatanhipft. j^ c: P Rciocutle. or Medical' E*P*rt»«*. J David, of the ta £j£*£ ment. Mr. Lionel *****j£ Tw. n«n "l.fS*S Departaaeat* Three doctors art also going on <chaUnhrp». They are Dr.
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    No neglect of youth activity
    193 5 II DEFEICE OF AFTERIOON SCHOOLS... AFTERNOON schools m Singapore do not neglect youth activities, such as sports, excursions and visits, to industrial centres ttcse form an important part of the training they receive, Mr. D. E. Sundrara, President of the Government Afternoon Schools' Association, told
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    MORE LOAN REQUESTS
    82 5 Free Press SUIT Reporter rpUEU hn baca a Ui«ht mCfWW to U»r namfeer "1 »pplic>U»M for loans bi ambrrs of Ike filtipan Mum i[Ml Thrift and Loan society during Uir pui few aav», Mr. P. A. Pest ana, nrw\j -appoint** arcr*Ur> of the Soclrtj. told Uic Fr^e
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      110 5 f *^|388 Recordings from H»e new S^H MGM film (now showing H y at the GATHAY) J|Bf PAGAN LOVE SONG' HOWARD KEEL r (STAR of "Annie Get Your Gun") jf i* ESTHER WILLIAMS (Tmgapore's Favourite Film Star) MGM3SB PAGAN LOVE SONG— Howard Keel and Chorus HOUSE OF SINGING BAMBOO— Howard
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    ONLY ONE COUNTY WON OUTRIGHT
    682 6 Heavy rain mars most games A DREARY August Bank holiday week-enH, with* heavy rainfall m most parts of the country, saw only one of eight County championship games reach a definite result. That was when lowly-placed Gloucestershire beat Somerset by 43 runs. The Yorkshire-Lancashire match
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    None can catch Warwick
    149 6 None can catch Warwick IN it period of drawn and nodecision fames, Warwickshire managed to improve their position at the top of the table by taking first-innings points from Derbyshire. Of the next seven teams, Glamorgan had been engaged In a non -championship fame m which they beat Sooth Africans
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    ALL 3 JAPANESE PLAYERS BEATEN
    66 6 JAPAN'S three entrants were eliminated from the men's singles m the Newport Casino international invitation lawn tennis tournament yesterday. Jiro Kumamura was beaten 2-6. 10-8. 6-2 by Richardo Balbiers, (Chile), Goro Fujikura was beaten 6-4, 6-4 by Whitney Reed (U.S.), and Fumitero Nakano, was eliminated
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    FIRST UPSET IN SLTA TOURNEY
    108 6 T4IE seeded partnership of Miss R. C. Rhoades and N. S. Wise was eliminated m the mixed doubles of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association championships on the S.C.C. courts yesterday. This is the first surprise result m the tourney. Mrs. J. Purner and Lim Bong
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    VAN DAM WINS
    25 6 Dutch middleweight champion Luc Van Dam last night scored a points victory over Jean Stock, French champion over ten rounds at Amsterdam.
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    All the weights for Saturday
    412 6 ■wm7t^tt PENANG, Tuesday ty EI GHTS for Saturday, the final day of the mccu nang T UVt ClUb August Bank Holiday THE GOLD GUP CLASS I— lM. 3F Colonel Daly 9.07 Four O'clock II 987 Raj Mahar 9.03 J'avance 9 01 Technicolor 8.13 Avalanche 8.12
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    SHELL WIN 2-0
    43 6 In a Singapore Business House T eogue Cup fixture played on Breweries ground yesterday. Shell Sports Club beat Malaya Publishing House by two goals to nil. The scorers for the winners were: Ong Chin Wah (1) and Omar (1). A.P.
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    Good display by Sappers
    470 6 S.E.R 2; R.A.F. Changi I. CAPPERS travelled up to Royal Air Force Base Changi yesterday to give an exhibition of football which left the Airmen on the losing end m their United Services League soccer encounter. Taking their time, the Sappers were never flustered, never shaken
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    K.O.d boxer disqualified
    180 6 K.O.d boxer disqualified PORMER world middleweight champion Rocky Graziano of New York, was declared a winner over Ohurch Hunter of Cleveland on Monday night after a hasty meeting of the Massachusetts Boxing Commission following a queer two rounds of fighting at the Boston Garden. Graziano tagged Hunter twice on the
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    VENUE FOR 1952 GOLF TOURNEY
    76 6 ROYAL and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrew's announced yesterday that the 1952 open golf championship will be played on the Royal Lytham and St. Annes Link* at St. Annes-on-Sea, Lancashire, m the week beginning July 7. Qualifying rounds will be played at Royal Lytham
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    Army, RAF draw
    46 6 THE two-day cricket match between Army and R.A.F. at Lord's was drawn yesterday. Scores were: R.A.F. 44 (Waldron 5 for 19, Padgett for 14) and 44 for 3; Army 149 for 4 dccl. (S. Smith 50, Brian Close 52 not out>. Reuter A.P.
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    0 WIN
    439 7  -  ALLAN LEWIS From PEXANG, Wednesday. Lin^ today for thi> afternoon's races is likely M> »>^t bets for the day are k rurV Jin^on and Announce. •*ll not start m the first race. This W* ,u e way dear for Sunny Valley to his first-start failure. He was not
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    evy RAF Ered golf
    22 7 oo Undit? Rump w Cdr E^« Commandft* cd r 2 1 L^ Shields JJ; Cdr A Ctfr. Hopcroir
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    OLLYWOOD auty Hint
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    CUBA ROUTED 5-0
    34 7 Henri Rochon (Canada) beat Orlando Oarido 6-1, 6-3, 6-2 to complete a fivenil rout of Cuba In their North Amerfc-on Zone Davis Cup tennis semi-final on Monday at Montreal.- A. P.
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    NOMAD FANCIED FOR A DOUBLE
    155 7 THOUGH up a division, Nomad won with such ridiculous ease over seven that I cannot see anything beating him m race six today. He has dropped 61b. Meath finished fourth behind Announce on the* first day, for which he is penalised 2 .b.. making h«r
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    I.A. CRICKET
    89 7 Indian Association's teams for SC.A. tournament matches on Sunday at 11 ajn. are: lA. Ist XI v. R.A.P. Changi at lA. ground: Ebrahim Issa tcapt), Yacob Madari. Husain Shah. Hamid. Verity Gill Reggie Sandosham. B. K. Sen. Asharaf, Dr. Abraham, L. 8. Thlvy. Neva Singh, M. U. Patel.
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    SAFA JUNIOR CUP DRAW
    173 7 jyRAW for the Singapore Amateur Association Junior Cup resulted as follows: Preliminary round: P. T. v. Tiong Bahru Rangers or Cheerful Lads; Rocklltes v. Singapore Harbour Board R.C. Second round: Marine Dept v. R. N. Keppel Barracks; HQ 32 Coy R.A.M.C. v. winners of Mental Hospital
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    MCC PLAY IN OTTAWA
    64 7 MCC PLAY IN OTTA WA THE MCC team touring Canaua beat an Ottawa Valley team yesterday toy nine wickets. They dismissed the home iMc for 69 runs. R. W. Roblna. the MCC captain, taking: three wickets for one run. T*e lourin* iWe then knocked off the required run* for victors
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    Visitors win 5-4
    12 7 INDONESIAN Chinese g^g 800 Association at Siong 800. *«t>rmatch.
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    JOHORE C.C.
    11 7 TnHnr. Cr' Act Club's annual Clu b, Jnhore Bahru.
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    PICTURE TIP
    6 7  -  McLeod By Solution tomorrow
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    Noted rugby player dies
    151 7 THE death took place m Pe- nang yesterday of Derek Gordon Barr, one of Malaya's outstanding rugger players m the early 20's and 30's. His body will be flown to Ipoh today for burial. Barr started his rugger m Perak and played m his first Malaya
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    AAA HOLD C.A. TO ONE-ALL DRAW
    99 7 £HINESE Athletic wasted numerous scoring chances, including two penalties, m their S.A.F.A. First Division League match against Amicable A.A. yesterday. They only managed to share points, but better finishing would have given them a ctea,n victory. Yin Kee scored for A. A.A. and Mun
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    Ipoh winners
    46 7 Cheah Wat Sun and Goh Hock Jin of Penan* (left), who won the veterans' doubles event m the Malayan tennis championships played m Ipoh during the week-end. They beat Choo Chee Fatt and Leon* Yee Khc.Tn fright) of Perak 7-5. pi. lure. Free Press
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    SAFA PERTURBED OVER ROUGH PLAY
    158 7 "W B are a very serious view of rough Dlay we are determined to S££m it out," said Mr Yee Cheat: Wan, chairman" of the SAfi. Comfl|iasion of Inquiry, to th,e frejg thlf morning, reffrrtef *o the recent incidetifc m Lew* matches. "Quite a napaber
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    Fanny scores double
    47 7 DUTCH track ii:ir Mn. Fanny 3l£.r/*«rs-Xoen scored a double rictory at a sports meettnj; at Se4fley, England, yesterday, winning both the 1M metres and M metres hardies. The Olympic champion took the IN metres hi U.I zrz: :r d ttk hardies m 111 A.P.
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      38 7 Today's sport SOCCER: Junior Cup-ties. MenUl Hospital t. C.V.M.A. (P.M.). Padans; Cheerful Lads, v. T.B. Hangers. St. Georges Rd.; Second Div.: Indonesians A' v. vH.B.. Geylanc; Third Dit.: Town Ranfers Socials, St. George's Rd. TENNIS: Singapore championships. Padanf
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      376 7 dfkfvkf BfcLOW is the card or probable star it rs and jockeys or today's races m Penan e the big sweep will be drawn on Race Seven: RACE 1—3.00: CLASS 4, DIV. 3—6 FURS. 1 000 Envoy Woods 9.00 2 004 Banquet Hall Tait 8.13 3 002 Demonic Bagby 8.12
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      157 7 8.11 Heddle: 001 Nerolia 8.10 Fox; 002 Garuda 8.03 Breukelen; 004 Bramhall Flyer 8.02 Hobbs; 200 Billy Carol 7.11 Spencer. RACE 6—5.30: CLASS 4, DIV. I—l MILE 1 040 Jimmy 9.00 2 210 Trmujin McCloud 81} 3 200 El-Alamein McPherson 8.09 4 000 Vanguard J. Donnelly 808 5 330 Aiad
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    B.O.A.C SHOWS ITS FIRST PROFIT
    518 8 B.O. A.C SHOWS ITS FIRST PROFIT New plan for world airline BIRTHS AT JL.K. HOSPITAL, on 7tn August. To Cobt van der Molen, daughter, Roanna Maria. BOON. On August 3rd. 1931, At Dr. Paglar's Maternity Home, to Stella Urn, wlft of Boon Plan* Bin. a brother for Lorefta, both well.
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    4,500 GASMEN GO SLOW
    72 8 About 4,500 manual workers of 7,000 at 12 of London's 28 power stations decided last night to ban overtime and "work to rule" (go slow) after rejection of a claim for a ten per cent wage increase. The main effect of the workers' unofficial action is
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    GETS F.A.O. JOB
    33 8 The Food and Agricultural Organisation yesterday announced the appointment of Dr. Fred L. Lininger, assistant Dean of Agriculture at Pennsylvania State College, to head its now Agricultural Services Branch.- A.P.
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    There was something in the air
    109 8 MILAN, Wed. SOMETHING, including lightning, was m the air here last night. A barber stopped shaving a client, swore at him, waved a razor and threatened to cut his throat. J e wa overpowered by otnejr bajrberr and customers and sent to an asylum.
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    JEST A MINUTE!
    27 8  -  GEOFFREY EVANS By "Much more newt like thit when i take my pay-packet home and my old woman's (going to throw tne towel m!"
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    ROCKET RISES 135 MILES
    231 8 WHITE SANDS PROVING GROUNDS, New Mexico, Wednesday. A U.S. navy Viking rocket soared at least 135 miles into the air above the steaming New Mexico sands yesterday breaking all altitude records for single stage rockets. The firing was delayed several times by technical difficulties after being
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    DUMP BLOWN UP
    30 8 Nationalist guerrillas have blown up an important ammunition dump near Nanning, some 200 kilometres from the Indo-China border, causing more than 400 casualties and great damage. A.F.P.
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    H.K. MONEY
    22 8 Yesterday's closing quotations on the Hong Kong money exchange wex£: Hj8;56.29/6.33 per Tfflsl. Hlssls.Bo per steftL^g. HQ1312.25 per taej orSld.
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    Improvement in domestic stocks
    171 8 LONDON, Wednesday. 11OST of the meagre business m the London Stock iT Exchange yesterday was for the purpose of levelling positions at the end of account and price changes were mainly small, states Reuter's financial correspondent. Selected domestic stocks received further small support and were better
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    ITALIAN GETS POST
    33 8 U.S. General Davis M. Schlatter, Commander of Allied Air Forces m Southern Europe, has announced the appointment of Italian Air Force General Sergio Lalatta as his Deputy Commander A. P.
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    DIVORCED
    26 8 Actress Ann Dvorak was -granted an undefended divSrce from ex-dancer Igor de 'Navrotsky yesterday the fourth anniversary of their marriage. She charged extreme cruelty.- A.P.
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    RUSSIA BUILDING GREAT RAILWAY
    159 8 RUSSIA BUILDING GREAT RAIL WAY LONDON, Wednesday. THHE Soviet Union is building another great rail- road, which for 2000 miles adds a parallel line to the famous trans-Siberian track. The new railroad, stretching from central Russia to the Urals and southern Siberia is part of a vast rail, air and
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    LET BETTY DO THE TALKING'
    47 8 The film actress, Betty HuttQn, yesterday confirmed that she had broken her fiveday engagement with fttm producer Norman Krasna; but would not say more. Mr. Krasna, too, confirmed that the wedding was o£f, but said: "Let Betty do all the talking." A.P.
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    Churchill for France
    25 8 ajr. Winston CfturchiU wili leave for Anhecy, FrajLefe. on August 1£ for a j^rjy^ue visit to continue writing his war memoirs- A.P.
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