The Singapore Free Press, 9 August 1951

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    17 1 The Singapor Free Press JARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    D.S. CHALLENGE TO MOSCOW
    509 1 Use U.N. pacts to makepeace' THE IT, A f HINGTON > Th -sday. Itit- U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean thP iT»^ 0 J f J e^ c day challen ««d Russia to join uited N.t?2i? ln making peace through the Mr Achesoo, rejecting the Soviet
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    Science 'has readied a danger point'
    58 1 ■BURGH. Thurs. ■f= ikke of Edinburgh I last Bf^ ledge ■J^ned a daiu.-r point ■•fry ecu! :i v ,bli■p^x::;d 11 free and ■jUdnrly our duty a.s I "c is I manW innual I AssoI nt of I M if I that I .-wise I
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    QUAKE IN ROME
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    No comment on nurses
    92 1 No comment on nurses Free Press Staff Rreporter THE Principal Medical Officer. Johore Bahru. Dr. E. C. Vardy. and the Medical Superintendent of the Johore General Hospital. Dr. R. H. Isaac, this morning refused to comment oa a report that 74 nurses of the hospital had been ordered to work
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    CZECHS PROTESTS
    30 1 The Czech (fovemment has protested to the United States that the American authorities m Germany are supporting 'hostile activities" of Germans exp?lled from Czechoslovakia after the war. U.P.
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    Minimum hope of peace
    226 1 WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE chairman of the House of Representatives A Budget Sub-Committee, Mr. George Mahon, said vesterd-jy "m my judgment there is only a minimum hope that our difficulties with Russia can be resolved short of a war. 1 'Trends from cold to Mot war. from
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    PIN CAME UNSTUCK
    52 1 Nine-year-old Nancy Neofotish. of Colorado Springs, had a free ride m a navy fighter plan** when she swallowed a safety pin. The plant* was brought into use to fly her to hospital m Minneapolis But the journey was so bumov she became sick and coughed up thp
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    SIAMESE BAN
    25 1 Siam has informed the United Nations that it had banned the "shipment of arms and strategic materials to China and North Korea. Reuter
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    WINTER DAMAGE
    29 1 The coldest winter m South Africa's history has cost the Union's farmers hundreds or thousands of pounds m losses of sheep, lams, wheat and banana crops- A.P.
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    BRITISH TROOPS STAY ON CANAL
    165 1 LONDON, Thursday. ORITAIN apparently intends to keep her troops m "the Canal Zone, with or without the Egyptian Government's consent. i This was asserted yesterday by informed diplomatic sources, who said that Britain will not recognise a one-sided abrogation of the 1936 AngloEgyptian Treaty. The
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    Hunger and disease at Red rally
    125 1 BERLIN, Thurs. JJUNGER, lack of shelter c and disease are plaguing 500,000 Communist youths attending- a "peace rally" m East Berlin. Housing, and feeding arrangements, for the delegates from 70 countries some only 10 years old to the monster rally m the Soviet sector
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    GURION GETS 45 SEATS
    45 1 The Israeli Labour Party, led by Premier David Ben Gurion, has won 45 seats m the Israeli Parliament for which elections were held last week. The left-wing Socialist Party has been allocated 15 seats against 20 m the orevious Parliament.- A.P.
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    HANDED OVER
    43 1 Three White Russians who for 13 months have tried to gain admittance to the United States were put aboard thp liner President Cleveland yesterday for deportation to Russia via Hong Kosg. They fled to Russia when the Communists took over. U.P.
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    'Too much football' at West Point
    142 1 PASADENA. TJmrs. I T. GENERAL Albert WedeL meyer. former U.S. Sixth Army Commander, said yesterday that overemphasis on football probably was "one of the principal troubles" m the West Point cheating scandal. Gen. Wedemeyer said. "The method of recruitm* f ik II nlavcrs for
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    And the little boy slept on
    46 1 picture. p»n«e of the Chlr*e- women victims of the Kampong Bugis fire waiting for then- (urn to receive rel'«f money which was bein? distributed by the KamPong Buffis Relief Committee at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday. Free Press
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    TEXTILE MEN LOSE MONEY
    329 1 .JIIOST of Singapore's textile dealers are very short of money because "there can be no rapid urnover without wholesale buyers". The market is flooded with idian and Japanese mateals, merchants said, because ttle export Is permitted, and lere are less buyers m Jakarta. When prices rose
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    20 pages tomorrow
    90 1 20 pages tomorrow THE FREE, Press will pub- lish a second 12-pa^e supplement tomorrow m connection with the 19.il Trade Exhibition now bring held at the Happy World. Among: the many interesting articles about trade ■and finance m Malaya and abroad, there will be a specially written review of Malaya's
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    WANTS DRUGS INQUIRY
    46 1 A temporary state commission to find the causes and reasons leading many American teen-agers to street gang terrorism and drug addition, Is proposed by Senator Baymour Halern. of New York The commission, he said, should develop a permanent programme, including new laws. A.P.
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    PEKING-LHASA LINK-UP
    46 1 Thirteen Chiii r^dio engineers arrived m Calcutta •yesterday from Hong Kong on their way to Lhasa where they will work on modernisation of Tibet's communication system. Their main work will be to link Lhasa with Peking and start a radio station at Lhasa. Reuter
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    JAPS END L.K. VISIT
    23 1 A ten-man delegation of Japanese officials who wen: to Britain to study administration methods arrived In Paris vfȣt*>rriav A.F.P.
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    Oil talks make some progress
    224 1 Oil talks make some progress TEHERAN, Thursday. gRITJSH and Persian jfttjakrt made "some progress*" at a tv* hour conference yesterday on set!li; the oil crisis. Dr. Ali Shayegan, a iiu-mb- the Persian Oil Commission said new proposals were made". The chairman of the parliamentary oil commission, Alayar Saleh. told the
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    30 DIE IN RIVER
    37 1 Thirty persons lost their lives recently on the Irrawaddy River opposite the town of Myniyang m i^oniral Burma when crowded i .sank m mid-stream. I other persons were iid have sviim ashore A.P.
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    Sponge diving off Florida's coast
    782 2  -  PETER QUENNELL Ahmad JKatnal opens the door into a new and fascinating world By FULL FATHOM FIVE, by Ahmad Kamal. (Falcon Press). FOLLOW ME DOWN, by Shelby Foote (Hamish Hamilton). COLONEL JULIAN AND OTHER STORIES, by H. E. Bates. (Michael Joseph). riNE of the pleasantfeatures
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    Through Three Centuries
    49 2 Bcsiik tbc Stadie ot oir tniuvria Unite on the stem of the "Golden Hind"«at Plymouth Hoe, a group of naval ratings watch rum being served out m pewter pots for costumed sailors m a pageant of the Navy which turns back three centuries of naval history.
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    Rivalry among the Cambridge dons
    440 2 OTTOWAY'S BOOKS IN BRIEF [^LECTION fever ir. a Cambridge OOlltge may seem a rermte subject for a novel. Hut Dr. C. P. Snow, m 7he Masters (Macmillan), makes a tense and subtle tale of rivalry and manoeuvres among* the dons; they gang up oe- hind
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    THERE WERE A LOT OF POLICE ABOUT
    717 2  -  GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON W.H. DAVIS SAID. --and as a framp he suspicious of fh em Qi THE ESSENTIAL W. H. DAVIES. (Cape.). HE might be known as Single-Poem Davies. He might be recalled as the man who gets one poem into all the
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      50 2 Solution to Crossword No. 425 YESTERDAY'S SOLLHON Across: 1, Grand Hot«L 3, Devaluation. 9. Tart. 12. Eton. 13, Tojpical. 11 Krho. 15. R«*r. 'it. Admon!Ucr«. 1». fs!st«r Anno. l)»t»n: 2. Riv*r Thfbnan. 3. Nil*. 4. Heed s. Th! Mown. 5 Lln«i Pre*. 7, BT4ith rvana. i-.j r.x?. ?s. Tin. 12
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      240 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DORN today, you have a strong, firm nature. Ycu have a good head for business and seldom. If ever, get shortchanged m any deal; Confide; it and self-reliant you have high ambitions and go after whit you want without letting any kind of opposition get m yoir
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      143 2 New Crossword No. 427 tj h HHR BIHf MBl BHl^^^i CLUES ACROSS m J\3F£\ e "\7 Wh J\ n in cleverness i9>; 8. It's ased m cases of equal division (7, 4); 9. Spanish tutors at the university f4>l° 3 M i e ri t a ,o M^ ICal I
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    WORMS TO REPLACE MEAT
    529 3 WORMS TO REPLACE MEAT Good proteins, says food expert meat prices continue to might consider worms a s a Worms, slugs and garden cWfl f this important Charles Lawrence, executive tute of Food Technologists firlt hG lonel speaks f rom i nrst-hand experience He ha« However he fioes not predict
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    63 3 DANISH GLAiID The guard from the Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Penmark, in_ their un*»orm, bearskin., red tunic and white trousers, a replica oi that worn by the Danish Life Guard, march through Trafalgar Square, London, to fulfil engagements at the Festival of Britain Fun Fair. Although the ?uard is now a
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    CALL AT BAGDAD
    24 3 After an interval of over two years, a French air liner -rday resumed calls at £?aßdad on the Paris-Saigon "service. AFP
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    16 3 Bijaya Shumshere, Nepal's New Ambassador to India yesterday presented his credentials to President Rajendra Prasad.- A.P
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    BUCKLEY
    10 3 "ITS THE ONLY WAY BUCKLEY CAN STAY IN STEP
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    HAD SECRET DOCUMENTS
    49 3 British military police are holding a Royal Air Force npn for possessing top secret documents. Aircraftsman Gerald Stubbins, who worked m the office of Air Marshal Sir Basil Embry, Fighter Command, C-in-C, may be court martialled. Officials would not disclose the nature of the documents.- U.P
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    The martyrs Hitler made
    403 3 BERLIN, Thursday. THK men who tried to unseat Hitler m 1944 and foiled have earned the rank of martyrs and will be immortalised, the West Berlin city government has decided. Artists have been invited t9 submit sketches for a memorial to be erected inside grim Ploetzensee
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    OIL THERE
    35 3 A high Venezuelan, government official said yes- 1 terday that Venezuela, already the world's second largest oil- exporter, can further Increase its exports if Persian oil is lost to the Western Powers. U.P
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    18 3 The U.S. State Department has drafted a new plan for peace between Israel and the Arab states.- A.P
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    Falls killed brother—he will try
    100 3 Falls killed brother he will try NIAGARA FALLS, ONTARIO, Thurs. DRIVATE M. Lloyd Hill, whose brother went to his death on Sunday over Niagara Falls m a rubber barrel, said he would plunge over the falls m a steel barrel, probably next Sunday. Weeping for the loss of his brother,
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    TRADE MISSION TO JAPAN OPPOSED
    121 3 HONG KONG, Thurs. J{ SUGGESTED BlfH f Chinese merchant > Japan m the near future was stronely criticised by a member of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce a: a meetinz m Hong Ron*. Mr Ko Cheuk-hun*. 'he chairman, when asked what was the object
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    Call for more newsprint
    78 3 PARIS. Than. "T)R. Juime Torres Bod?t, direct or-?eneral of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation called for increased supplies of newsprint to i better distribution of supplies. He said that price imrra have aggravated the situation. Unless newsprint and book paper production are increased,
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    'ABOLISH WEST POINT' CALL
    53 3 Senator John J Spark; n has said that Congre -5 Should "abolish" West Point and Annapolus. He made the lUtemeat amid a furious d^bjte on Capitol Hill regarding dismissal of 90 Weff P cadets who violated thf 1 military academy's 150-voar-old honour codo by cribbinor m
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    MORE U.S. AID
    18 3 MORE U .S. AID The United States will send more help for ;hr* Persian Government's an:i-ma-laria campaign Reuter
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    Bridge Hand
    182 3 Both sides vulnerable. West dealer NORTH V^ZSI ope&ed the k: < aiid coninu:d w. i, ti.e que<'n. which declarer ruffeo He led the rumond queen and lost the fine lie The heart return was railed aeain and eventually South had to surrender a <lub for th« trick that
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      116 3 F.j.n las ddi on wo, h.jo DjaA; 5.30 p.m. Tom Joues Trio. 5.45 Mid-Week Talk; 600 Sports Diary; 6.15 Sporting Record; 6.30 News News Analysis: G. 45 Programme Parade; 6.5 C F.om The Editorial*; 7.00 Ex:V Relies'— A laik; 7.15 Land r::d Lives f OLk;; 7.45 Lisieners 1 Choice— Liyht
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      142 3 Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya J[lf HE THINKS HE CAN LEAVE ME MAUDRAKE NAROAJHIS TAlf** MANDRAKE/ IF I 1 NAROA-- L r^- HERE--AND CHASE THROUGH THE --I'O-LOVE SOUNOS OANGEROUS- CAN'T GO WITH YOU, WHAT^SGOTTEN nrtfMTl TT^rTTITr <^r%-^_^^-v^t woods af ter to go with ano somehow eerie i
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      Until the day....
      433 4 fTHE Soviet Union offers a treaty to end the "cold war." The democracies unanimously turn it down. Many well-meaning people m the non-Communist world will ask whether it is wise or proper lo throw cold water on any move, however vague, which may help to prevent a
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      TRIBUTE
      114 4 TN this column yesterday we gave ourselves a little pat on the back for our "business as usual" role m the riots. It has been brought to our notice that we were Cot alone. Cable and Wire- can also boast a proud record during thoie days wont of their
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    Man who planned fall of Singapore tells Japan to 'remain aloof'
    738 4 Man who planned fall of Singapore tells Japan to 'remain aloof' Soviet will win m war —SAYS COLONEL TSUJI JAPAN'S greatest military strategist Colonel Masanobu Tsuji. who planned the conquest of Singapore, has forecast that the Soviet will defeat the United States m the next world warIn a recent private
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    'ROCK BOTTOM' COST
    202 4 LETTER TO THE EDITOR £|IR. In your report of the poceedings of the Municipal Commissioners on 1 August under the heading "Not Businesslike", you quoted Mr. Robertson as saying that "when the Municipality had to buy stone from outside, the production cost at the Municipal quarry *as
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    600 FILM FIGHTS
    69 4 FILM star Charles Starrett was counting up the number of screen fights he has been m during 20 years of film making. When he finished, he figured he had tangled m a record number of battles. Starrett says he has averaged three fights m even r film.
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    It Seems to Me....
    664 4  -  POLITICO By SUPPOSING that Sup- erintendent Keith Johnson had ordered his Gurkha police to disperse the demonstrators m front of the Supreme Court. Supposing this had led to a battle and that people were killed and injured. Would not the Riots Commission have decided that the
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    Trieste Becomes Tito Aid Port
    607 4 Trieste Becomes Tito Aid Port 'Razor's Edge 4 Trained Troops DOCKYARDS CAN NOW HANDLE THI LARGE SHIPS, SAYS NORMAN LINDHURST ORITAIN and the United States are converting Trieste into a military and naval base through which aid can be rushed to Marshall Tito. Preparations are under way to support Tito
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    SANDHURST PUBLIC DAY
    105 4 THE Royal Military Acad- e s?y. Sandhurst, has just held Its "Public Day" when the public were able to wander through the grounds. There was a drill Pfracte, physical training disp ay and a motor cycle display of the Royal Signals Some 2,000 people Waited the Academy.
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    EGYPT'S WOMEN IN TROUBLE
    409 4 EGYPT'S WOMEN IN TROUBLE piERY Feminists of Egypt who have been waging a bitter campaign for political, economic and social equality with men, have found themselves m the midst of a heavy barrage of accusations against their movement. The Feminist leaders are faced with charges of being tools of both
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    POLICE CHIEF PLANS PEOPLE'S FORCE'
    429 5 psychology Free Press Staff Reporter Mv r Pennef ather-Evans, Commissioner of Police. SineraDore. told the Free Press vesteraay that the future of the force would be "rather different from the past" if the plans he had m mind were approved. MM want t0 make my
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    TRIBUTE TO 'SPECIALS'
    201 5 SINGAPORE'S 900-man strong Vetenteer Special Constabulary was described by the Commissioner of Pelice yesterday as bemx "a tremendous sheet anchor m times of civil disturbance m the Colony." Mr. J. P. Pensefather-Evans said that be was going to invesUffate the whole question of their or-anisution their services
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    UMNO PRESIDENCY
    14 5 M its candUUU gr the presidency, according U t usa n M£la>^-^^^^^^«
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    Need tor foot patrols
    160 5 '^Ht, necessity for day foot patrols m Singapore, as advocated bij the Riots Commission m its report was agreed upon by Mr j P. Pennefather-Evans, Commissioner of Police, yesterday. "It is essential to have foot patrols," Mr. PennefatherEvans said, "but the trouble is we lack the
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    TB SANATORIUM, FOOD, SQUATTERS & WITHERS' REPORT SUBMISSIONS
    510 5 TB SANATORIUM, FOOD, SQUATTERS WITHERS' REPORT SUBMISSIONS Councillor wants to know Govt. intentions 0n... Free Press Staff Reporter QUESTIONS on the Singapore Government's intentions with regard to the offer of the South Winds Hotel by Mr. Lee Kong Chian for use as a. sanatorium for tuberculosis patients; the 4 'grow
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    ARMY UNIT AIDS
    58 5 ANS ti the smallest Army ua.* Win the Coony. Embarkation Head Quarters, yesteritay raised $625 m aid of Red Cross ApJeaJ Week (July 30-An S ust 11 >. ji basaar. organsed m tieRed Cross Buildin- at No 2 Sate. Singapore »'*>"/ a J d t by Mrs.
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    RED CROSS WEEK
    23 5 Army wives and civilians attached to the unit helped to run vie stalls, which attracted several Chinese labourers working nearby.
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    EAST-WEST SOCIETY
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    FAR EASTERN RELIEF FUND FARMS
    70 5 The «Ct familie* lelecfi for settlement cm the Far Eastern Relief Fund farm kites, moved m during July. Each family will be paid $50 a month for six month*, until they are able to support themselves on their farm produce. The Penang Muslim Advisory Board
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    APPEAL TO COFFEE SHOPS ON LIGHTING
    107 5 Free Press Staff Reporter QWNERS of coffee shops with elaborately lit establishments m Singapore will be urged, by means of special posters, to conserve electricity during peak periods by using the minimum number of lighting points, the Frer Press was told yesterday. Over 2,500
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    ALL TAKINGS FOR FIRE FUND
    40 5 The Southern Company (Malaya) Limited, distributors for Younger's Beer, who are exhibitors at the Trade Pair m. the Happy World, will donate all takings from sales on Saturday next to the Kampong Bugis Fire Fund.
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    AUSTRALIA'S BEST
    23 5 Malaya now has Australia's best airmen operating with the R.AJ 1 and the R.N.Z.A.F. m the air war against the bandits.
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    IMPORTANT DISCUSSION AT BOYS' CAMP-LUNCH MENU
    62 5 Tuese Jour hungry Boys' Brigade campers have just finished a cross-country run and listen happily as quartermaster, Mr. Lee Thiam Swee (centre), Officer Commanding, Mr. Gay Wai Guay (left), and adjutant, Mr Fred Magee, discuss the luncheon menu. This Free Press picture ivas taken
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    Govt. requires securities
    234 5 Govt. requires securities Co-ops CM't take up $200,000 lorn y«t... Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government Officers' Co-operative Housing Society will net be m a position yet to take advantage of the $200,000 housing loan offered by the Government, the President of the Society, Mr. Loke Weng Chee, told
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    INSPECTION BY THE GOVERNOR
    37 5 The annual general inspection of the St. John Ambulance Brigade will take place today at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 5 p.m The Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson, will take the salute.
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    'BE CAREFUL WITH PRESS'
    123 5 'BE CAREFUL WITH PRESS Doctors warned.... THE Alumni Association of the King Edward VII College of Medicine has sent circulars to its members warning them to "he very careful m dealing: with the Press.** The circular says that recently the Press has givn much publicity to doctors, mentioning their names,
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    LEICESTER ALL OUT FOR 75
    521 6 LEICESTER ALL OUT FOR 75 picture. Yardley, Wilson save Yorkshire YORKSHIRE, second m the county cricket championship table to Warwickshire, were all out for 123 m their match with Leicestershire yesterday. But Leicestershire then fared even worse and were dismissed for 75. At the close Yorkshire were 88 for no
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    Manning hits 60 runs
    88 6 MAJOR Dick Manning, who took part m the round-the-world soccer tour by the Islington Corinthians. 12 years ago and who i R revisiting Singapore on service, has turned his attentions to cricket. Yesterday at Gillman Barracks he knocked up 60 runs when Singapore Engineer Regiment beat
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    VISITING TEAM WINS AGAIN
    43 6 INDONESIAN Chinese table tennis tourists beat Siong 800 A. A. by five games to four m their match at the Si-jng 800 premises last night The visitors play Nam Wa n Spoils Club tonight at the Nam Wall premises.
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    '2-day Warwick' set up record
    397 6 From ARCHIE QUICK r>M Dollery's all-conquering team of cricketers have been dubbed "Two-Day Warwick". Five times they have beaten the opposition m two days, which is a post-war record. All this has resulted m such a flood of enthusiasm m the Birmingham area that 25,000
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    LOWSOM TO HAVE OPERATION
    56 6 FRANK Lowson, the Yorkshire and England opening batsman who is to tour India with the M.C.C. this winter. will undergo an operation for varicose veins m about three weeks' time Lowson win be available for the fifth Test match against South Africa, beginning at Kennington Oval
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    Plain sailing for Hee Chin
    238 6 Plain sailing for Hee Chin LIM Hee Chin had an easy passage to the men's singles semi-finals of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association championships when he beat Freddie Tan m straight sets at the S.C.C. courts yesterday. Hee Chin's opponent m the semi-final on Monday will be Lim Bong Soo.
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    BUNKEY
    13 6 v Calling the home Magician is one thing, but this is ridiculous."
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    Programme for AAAM meet
    205 6 PROGRAMME for the Amateur Athletic Association of Malaya championships to be held m Kuala Lumpur Is: Tomorrow— 2.3o: opening ceremony; 3.00: 400 yds. hurdles heats: 3.10: 100 yds. heats; 3.20: 100 yds. (women) heats; 3.30: throwing the discus heats and hop. step and jump (final). 3
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    IP TO PLAY IN SINGAPORE
    52 6 rIRTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD K. H. Ip of Hong Kong, who recently became triple champion at the Malayan lawn tennis championships at Ipoh. is due to visit Singapore next Thursday. He will give a series of exhibition matches on the Singapore Cricket Club courts against opponents yet to
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    Dar-Es-Salaam makes amends at Penang
    679 6 From ALLAN LEWIS D*o i,* o w PENANG, Thursday. AK-fcS-SALAAM made amends for his defeat on the first day when he easily accounted for the opposition m the fourth race (Class 4, Div 2— one mile) yesterday, third day of the Penang Turf Club's August
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    BIG SWEEP
    42 6 Total pool: $387,200. Ist No. *****4 ($92,928) 2nd No. *****3 (546,464) 3rd No. *****4 ($23,232) Starters ($6,637 each) Nos: *****5; *****5; *****2: *****4; *****9; *****7; *****5. Consolation ($2,323 each) Nos: *****1; *****2; *****3: *****4; *****3; *****5: *****2; *****1; *****1; *****5.
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    S. AFRICAN COLLAPSE WARWICK
    278 6 S. AFRICAN COLLAPSE WARWICK QNCE again the South African battin, l w sed m dramatic style In i v h *St-M half on the Edgbaston ground \tZ hfMj 1M day against Warwickshire; thT^CB leaders, the touring team lost ti.u haill N3H S9 runs. ci Rnt wfekJJ^B Then Norman Mann and
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    PICTURE TIP A WINNER
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    VALANCHE,BRAVE WIND SURPRISE
    644 7  - VALANCHE,BRAVE WIND SURPRISE ALLAN LEWIS Gallops by Cup candidates From PENANG, Thursday. W ORKLNG on the No 2 grass track, with the going: fairly good, Avalanche (J. Donnelly) wound up his GoW Cup preparation with a sound three m 37 seconds— the best thU morning. MI Avalanche went wiU Conceding
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    Gold Cup probables
    112 7 prN \XC (.old Cup probables and riders are: Coltinpl Daly 9.07 Bagbv Four OClock II 9.07 doubtful starter Raj Mahal 9.G3 MrCloud J'Avance 9.01 Spencen Tf< hnirolor 8.13 MuIMJI \\a!anche 8.12 J. DonnV (>old Meridian 8.08 MlVl Battleship 8.07 Ellery or Lansdown Brave Wind 8.06 Harper Your
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    its century
    85 7 The annual cricket match for the Raioo Shield between P T IQ and the Rest 'comprising St- Michaei Wire esa Station. Juronu and Kalian^ resuited In an ovenrhelmin* victory for P 4 T HO by an Inning* and 107 runs Top teorfTt for P T HQ were M
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    ONY GOLF US IN TIE
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    MNS TO PLAY IN FESTIVAL GAME
    35 7 MNS TO PLAY IN FESTIVAL GAME I|HES-V.;iy I tety Sbakad lrp:-ire arr L 2 a r y Kyv for a C mIte I m Ifcc Mofaamrr^d of md ll JWiammt-d has Ift hr Somenct.— A.P
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    TEC WIN 3-0
    22 7 by three J»»i avainst Orectal J* «Kthe Company •i Houses league cup •J=» at Thomson ltr *308, Salkh and
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    Rebuke will take some beating
    180 7 ftEBUKE (Crowe) looking better for his race last Monday, went over five furlongs at half-pace and spurted down the straight this morning. This horse will be very hard to beat on Saturday. Wonder Lad (Billy Bagby) went over three m even time. Ice Revue (McPherson)
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    FIELD RECORDS GAIN 3-1 WIN
    51 7 G.H.Q. Field Records came -through the second round at the FARELP inter-unit soccer nock-out cup by gaining a three goals to one victory over 221 Vehicle Battalion at Johore Bahru. yesterday. Scorers for Field Records wpre Amos (2) and Ayre*. Crawford scored for 221 Veh.
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    RANGERS WIN 5-0
    37 7 TOWN Rangers gained a live 1 goals to nil victory over Social AP. m yesterday's S.A.P.A. Div. 3A league match played on C.V.M.A. ground. Scorers were Samat (2), Ishnin, Kwee Chem:. and Hui Peng.
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    71 7 While crowds watch the Duke oi Edinburgh at a polo match* In which the IXuke played, h» *room haa a slight mtatoP Th* «room, D Jsn«, was adjustinff the girth strap of the Dukes ionv, the pony stepped on ST.ootand^effroomiort his balance. The Du*e, a keen polo player, turned out
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    S.B.H.F.A. PLACINGS
    238 7 The Singapore Business Houses P.A. League and Cup table up to and including. Aug. 6 is: GROUP Al P W D L P A pts. H.K. Bank 3 2 1 0 13 2 5 Breweries 42 *****5 P. Bukom 3 1116 6 3 O.T.E.C. 3 1114 6 3
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    S.R.C. MEETING
    27 7 Singapore Recreation Club hockey and billiards section will hoCd a Reneraj meeting on Monday. Aug. 13. at 5.30 p.m. to elect officials for the year.
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    SERVICES LEAGUE PLACINGS
    293 7 SERVICES LEAGUE PLACINGS fj. H. Q. have slipped from third to fifth m the Singapore United Services Football League. Royal Air Force Changi now lie m third place by virtue of their onenil victory over O.H.Q. B.A.F. Tengah, who were sixth before, have moved up two places. Royal Naval Air
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    19 TEAMS IN SHA LEAGUE
    120 7 "VTINETEEN teams will take part m the newly formed Singapore Hockey Association leagues when the coming season gets under way. Two late applications for inclusion m this number were accepted by the S.H.A. committee last night. Teams m the two leagues are: Division One: Ceylonese
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    Indonesians draw 1-1
    33 7 INDONESIANS "A" and Singapore Harbour Board Recreation Club drew one-all m a S.AJ.A. Dtv. 2 league match at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Omar scored for Indonesians and Ben ton for S.H.B.
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    U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS
    49 7 •TUESDAY'S United States base--1 ball results were: American League: Cleveland 4. St. Louis 1; Philadelphia 7, Boston 4; Chicago 2, Detroit 1. National League: Philadelphia 3. Boston 1 (first game;; Philadelphia 1, Boston 0 (second game; Chicago 4. Cincinnati 1: St. Louis 16. Pittsburgh 7.- A.P
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    PLEASANT PLAY BY CHEERFUL LABS
    53 7 AFTER 9 scoreless first-half at S* BODCA ground yesterday, Cheerful Lads played constructive football to defeat Tiong Bahru Rangers by the only goal scored m their S.A.F.A. junior cuptie match. Cheerful Lads had several narrow misses before outsidc-rfght Quintas Chan cut m to s^ore m
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    Guthries held
    59 7 r\ESPITE their clever brand of U football, Guthrie S.C. were aeld to a one-all draw by Singapore Cold Storage m a Bu-siie^K ilousse league cup soccer iratch i yesterday at Parrer Park. Cold Storage opened counts I th"or^h Murray but OuUiries were jon top for most of the
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    CYMA DRAW
    21 7 Mental Hospital drew three-all wl h C.V.M.A. (P.M.) m a Singapore Amateur F.A. Junior Cup-tie en the Padang yesterday.
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    Hunter leaves
    164 7 RAY HUNTER, 19-year-old Australian wrestler who broke a finger m fight with Baron von Beczey m Singapore some weeks "w. Mt ti.e Colony en the Canton early thij morning bound for the United Kingdom. King Kong and Baron Heezey were there to see him off. Hunter has signed
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    ALDERSHOT SIGN SCOTS PL A YERS
    217 7 ALDERSHOT SIGN SCOTS PL A YERS ALDERSHOT F.C. are acquiring quite a tartan A tinge, and busy manager "llobfcy" Clark is. behind it with his successful swoop on the Scots' free- transfer market. "I Within a few hours of setting off for Glasgow, he signed Joe "Tiger" Houston, ex-Dun-ennline 'keeper,
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    Malay Sports Assn. tennis
    114 7 "FOLLOWING are result the Malay Sports As*: tion's tennis loumarren*: m tT Handicap Singlet: V it Kassim U5.3) bi. A. Suj-Jt i-Jl 6-2. 1 i-9. Hj. Ibrahim <scr Ismail Pltchay (sci.» 6-2 Ibrahim Junid (-30) bt. Mahmoot (-15) 6-4. 6-3. A. Rahn.ati I bt. Hj. Jamii
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    RAF AQUATICS
    28 7 The finals of the RAT" Malaya swimming champion will be held at the RA Seletar pool en Wediv^n v Aug. 22, startiT; r 4 245 VM
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      34 7 Today's sport SOCCER: Junior Cup-tie: Chinese Athletic "A" v Kota Kaja "A", St. Georges Rd.; Third Div.A: Dog Unit v Nelaji, G<:ylang; Bus. Houses: Borneo Motors v rireweries. Balestier Plain. TENNIS: Singapore championships, Padang.
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    CUTS IN ASIA AID OPPOSED
    363 8 Would help Reds m P.I. WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE suggested cuts of $50,000,000 from the proposed economic aid programme for South-East Asia would "make more difficult and delay the economic recovery" m the Philippines, the U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, said yesterday m Washington.
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    HER FAN MAIL MADE HIM JEALOUS
    102 8 HER FAN MAIL MADE HIM JEALOUS MARTINEZ. California. Thurs. A BRITISH war bride who asked for letters from Britain to ease her loneliness and got 21,000 replies, has sued for divorce. Mrs. Pauline Grisham. 27. told reporters she wanted a divorce because of "my husband's jealousy towards my fan mail."
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    Blackout for tonight
    107 8 TPHE following substations will be liable to load-shedding to--ioht:— Hume Pipe, Rheem. Ford, Bin srr.g. Wire Mesh, P.W.D. Quarry, Hanyang Mfg., Bukit Panjang, National Carbon, Princess Elizab?th Est., Dairy Farm, Bukit Timah Village. Ulu Pandan. ,lurong 1, 2 and 3, United Chinese Rubber Wks., Lam Choon Co..
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    23 8 One thousand US Air Force troops arrived at Casablanca, yesterday to begin manning American air force bases m French Morocco.- A.P
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    24 8 The State authorities of Lower Saxony yesterday banned former Nazi General Otto Ernst Remer, leade: of a neo-nazi party, from all public meetings.- A.P
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    Skunk wore a girdle
    47 8 A skunk weai'in? i girdle has been shot at Haddam, Connecticut. When it was young it must have pokffl "its head into a jar and backed out with the rubber suction ring round its waist. As the skunk grew ma th« rin*stretched. A.P
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    U.S. concerned over Kashmir
    93 8 WASHINGTON. Thurs THE Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, told a Press conference yesterday that the United States has made representation to both" India and Pakistan expressing its concern over the mounting tension between them The United States had expressed its hopes that both countries would
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    WIVES WERE OUTSHONE
    48 8 Husbands outshone their fashionably dressed wives at Sydney Town Hall last night, at the official opening of the Jubilee Legal Convention, attended by Australian and overseas legal official wearing their robes of office. The most striking cf all was Lord Jowitt m his magcellor. A.P
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    TO BUY OIL
    21 8 The Afghan Minister for Industry, Mohammed Nairn, has arrived at Teheran to negotiate the purchase of oil. AFP
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    MUSLIMS IN PARIS
    24 8 A delegation of 18 pupils of the Institute of High Islamic Studies arrived m Paris yesterday on a one-week visit. AFP
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    Starve for freedom
    59 8 THE pecple of Amami Ostymi island, between Japan 1 and tViinawa, are to go on a 24-hour fast m protest against being included m the Okinawa group which will not gain independence upon signing of the Japanese peace treaty. Food stores and restaurants will be closed dockur
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    KEENNESS ON FOREIGN BONDS
    165 8 LONDON, Thursday. INTEREST m the Stock Exchange at the start of 1 the new account yesterday was concentrated m the foreign bond section, states Reuter's financial correspondent. Keen buying lifted German potash bonds by six points m early stages and following favourable press reference. Final levels
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    Why Pearl Harbour happened
    218 8 BOSTON, MASS, Thurs. MRS. D. Leigh Colvin, President of the Women's Christ' an Temperance Union said m Boston yesterday that she had "proof" the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour was strategically planned to catch the Americans oversleeping "from drink and pay day night of revelry." At
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    Farouk rests the casino
    90 8 SAN REMO Italy. Thurs. KING FAROUK is giving the San Remo Casino a rest after having reportedly won from It more than 50.000,000 lire (about £26,785*. The king who was quoted recently as saying that he has a "system of my own with which I sometimes
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    THE FISHERMAN THAT GOT AWAY
    221 8 PROVINCETON, Mass., Thursday. TF fish could talk, somewhere a big: tuna would be 1 bragging today about the size of a fisherman that got away. Mr. Albert D. Darmetko, 39, of Boston, told coastguardsmen who found him after a widespread search that a tuna towed
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      308 8 DEATHS THE DKATH occurred suddenly on Bth August of Mr. A. W. Fernando, Retired Station Master, Kuala Lumpur, at his residence 223 Serangoon Road, Singapore. Funeral a*. 4.00 p.m. today Bidadarl Buddhist Cemetery. Up-country and Ceylon papers please copy GAN KHAY HOR. aged 78, passed away peacefully on the 7th
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