The Singapore Free Press, 10 August 1951

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1 12 The Singapore Free Press
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapor Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA W'^ SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    ICH WOMAN MURDERED IN AFRICA
    54 1 ICH WOMAN MURDERED IN AFRICA CAPETOWN Fri. Mt ;iiv.:7T hy B imI I Of I Be ..ida 1 a f oare I nI m I ro the i 'noolis I I po- itcd i ftn and 1- I HeI v a I '>her her I ide, poI •A.. m I
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    EDS TOLD END ISOLATION
    436 1 Open Russia to West Truman WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT TRUMAN yesterday challenged the Soviet Union to remove the restrictions on intercourse between Russia and the West He made this challenge m a prepared statement which he read to his weekly press conference, commenting Upon the recent communication
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    40 1 picture. Dr. E. C Vardy. Acting Principal Medical Officer for Johore. His comment yesterday on discontent among the nurses of the J.B. General Hospital was: "This is a family quarrel, and I make no statement to the Press." Free Press
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    REDS PURGING' UNIVERSITIES
    330 1 'Nationalist influences 9 to go MOSCOW, Friday. MOSCOW has started a general political clean-up *"*of universities m border areas stretching from the Baltic through the Caucasus to Central Asia, informed sources said today. They said the purge is designed to eliminate "bourgeois nationalist influences" m areas around
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    Progressives discuss report
    119 1 Free Press Staff Rreporter PROGRESSIVE Party members of the Singapore Legislative Council met yesterday to discuss the riot report, but deferred taking a decision on the matter per.ding today's meeting of the Party's Executive Committee. During the discussion one or two members strongly criticised tlv conduct of
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    Armistice talks resume today
    195 1 TOKYO, Friday. 4 DMIRAL C. Turner Joy, chief U.N.. delegate to the Kaesong cease-lire talks, today told the Communists that the American delegation would be ready to resume the armistice conference at ip.m. today. 5 message to Lieutenant iral Nam II said lave been instructed by
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    Foreign aid too small
    130 1 BRADLEY WASHINGTON, Fri. (JEN. Omar Bradley said yesterday t.iat because of rising prices he is afraid the $8,500,000,00 C foreign aid Bill is not big enough. After hearing testimony by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs cf Staff, the Senate Foreign Relations Chairman, Senate Tom Connally,
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    Prince to see University
    81 1 The Colonial Office has requested that the Crown Prince Tungi, Prime Minister of Tonga, who arrived m Singapore last night, be taken on a tour of the University of Malaya and the pineapple canning industry. The 31 -year-old Prince Is travelling inlormally from London, where he
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    ALLOWED OUT
    25 1 One hundred and twentytwo foreigners have received permission to leave China They included a large number of White Russians and stateless Europeans.- U.P
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    Truman, Dewey to discuss East
    76 1 WASHINGTON, Fn. rESIDENT Truman told reporters yesterday that Mr. Truman said he did not think Gen. Eisenhower is a candidate for the presidency on the Democratic ticket and he could not help the General much m Republican nomina- lie intimated his favourite Republican presidential candidate
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    TROOPS STAY ON BORDER- Nehru
    180 1 TROOPS STAY ON BORDER- Nehru NEW DELHI, Friday. "THE Indian Premier, Mr. Nehru, addressing a meeting m memory of Gandhi, refused yesterday to withdraw Indian forces from the borders of Kashmir so long as there was a cry of "holy war" m Pakistan. He reiterated that any attack by Pakistan
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    DROWNED IN RESCUE BID
    51 1 DROWNED IN RESCUE BID George W. Thea, a 29-year-old Indonesian student, was drowned m the River Namsen, m central Norway, yesterday while trying to rescue his fiancee who had slipped into the river. She swam ashore unaided but he could not swim and was carried under by the swift current.
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    Mill robbed
    37 1 Three Malays armed with two revolvers and a knife, robbed the proprietor of a saw mill m King George's Avenue of $562 last night. They entered his office and took the money from the sale.
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    Oil talks making progress
    280 1 Oil talks making progress TEHERAN, Friday. Vf R. Richard Stokes, Lord Privy Seal and Britain's "oil peace emissary to Teheran, has suggested a provisional agreement to enable tankers lo resume loading oil at Abadan as soon as possible. In an aide memoire to the Persians last Monday Mr. Stokes suggested
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    UNIT AWARD
    17 1 A volunteer Dutch battalion m Korea has been awarded the American Distinguished Unit Citation- A.P
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    CONFIDENCE VOTE
    22 1 The ftmlUfl Chamber of Deputies yesterday voted its confidence m the new government headed by Premier Alcide do Gasperi AFP
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    The Princess and an old wives' tale
    644 2  -  GEOFFREY WINNINGTON She talked about the new approach to childbirth By PRINCESS Elizabeth seized an opportunity recently to give point to a battle being waged against an "old wives' tale" about childbirth. Her audience comprised the leading brains that know all the problems
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    Scotland's wares have big place
    403 2 —in world's window rinrkTTT A XTTVO uuKJiLAnua wares have a very prominent place in the world's shop-windows these days. Visitors to Great Britain from overseas, besides their usual fascination with tweeds and tartans from north of the Border, are showing a keen interest in Scottish
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      320 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR r>ORN today, yen have a tremendoos amount of dogged perseverance. You have good judgment and executive ability, but are, perhaps, somewhat lacking m daring. You are more Inclined to follow the conventional method, than try out a new system. What was rood enough for your fore- fathers,
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      46 2 Solution to Crossword No. 427 Across: 1, Smartness. 8, Casting Vote. 9. Dons. 10. Seaman. 11, Fir. 12, Rehear. 13, Here. 15, Profligates. 16, Messmates. Down: 2, Misanthrope. 3. Rail. 4, *****. 5, Storm Centre. 6, Add Drops. 7, Beanfeast. 10, Sir 11, Paults. 14. Agra.
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    NEW VENUS IS DISCOVERED
    382 3 Ancient Roman statue unearthed the ruV F of Sfeni^R^ m 40.000 inhabitant Roman col^nv X? censi was a peak of Hi splendour m the thi?rt ,3, reached tne was- subsequently destroyed Fbv 12 Cen^ r y B -C and south of Rome yed by an earthquake.
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    26 3 Portugal has awarded the Cross of the Order of Milirary Meriot of St. Benoit Daviz. a high Portuguese decoration, to Earl Moun fbatten of Burma. Reuter
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    MORE U.S. REDS ARRESTED
    56 3 The U.S. Federal Bureau )f Investigation has arrested five more Communist party leaders m Baltimore, New York and Cleveland. They were charged with plotting to advocate the violent overthrow of the Government. The new roundups bring the total of secondary Communist party leaders arrested during the
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    Canadian army band for U.K.
    59 3 The pipe and drum band of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada is to be introduced to its Colonel-in-Chief, Princess Elizabeth, this month. The band is to be flown from Hamilton to take part m a clan gathering at Edinburgh. It will be stationed
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    Germany loses 300 generals
    117 3 fll ARLY 300 German ge- nerals have died or diso? p n? a red m the six y^ of peace since the world nar two, an association of German career soldiers disclosed m Bonn. M)iaicrs Since 1943. the number of army generals and officers of equivalent
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    74 3 PEARLY REPAST Kings and Queens of the bizarre, London's 'pearlies' set their ostrich plumes nodding: and myriad pearl buttons winking among the ultramodern buildings of the South Bank Exhibition, London, when they met to elect their own Festival King and Queen. After breakfasting on cockles and whelks, washed down with
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    Bridge Quiz
    434 3 THERE is pi en a considerable difference between thie response that should be made by v player who has passed and by one who has not. The reason, of course, is that many of the bic's that would be forciug if made before a player had passed are
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    24 3 British Royal Marine^ officers will probably go t,o South Africa to train recruits for the Marine Corps, which the Union is to form.- A.P
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    STORMS HIT SWISS CANTON
    39 3 The Italian-speaking Swiss canton of Ticino was paralysed by torrential storms yesterday. Many roads and bridges were swept away, telegraph poles were uprooted, railway lines blocked, and villages isolated by flooded rivers and landslides. A.P
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    C-in-Cs MEET
    32 3 Vice Admiral Ronarch, newly appointed C-in-C of the French naval forces m the Mediterranean, arrived m Malta to talk with the British C-in-C on the forthcoming Anglo-French naval exercises.- A.P
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      245 3 DCKLEY Ijtf IT WE *C<o TESTir Radio SINGkPCRE I I I I I b JU I XS-' EV H; J D I 8 30 '.n 8c I I I I 1100 IC. [Singapore) Lg-i iw.r.»T> Service) I*l Xc s 1 C-431 »J». Ul* 2">53 u -l!r) JJB 1314«> 19.83 C.ht3[.m
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      Why they go Red
      244 4 rpHE Singapore Police A Force is to be congratulated on its good timing m announcing anti-Communist successes m the Colony. Mr. Pennefather-Evans and his men can also be congratulated on the successes themselves. It is a fine achievement to keep this teeming island so free of
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      Up goes sugar
      274 4 JT is improbable that all 28 are men of villainous character who do evil for evil's sake. Far more likely, they took to Communism because it seemed to them that there was no other way to protest against the hardship, and even misery, which is now so
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    U.S. waits for peace quietly
    656 4  -  RODNEY CAMPBELL -by- NEW YORK: T*HE peace talks at Kaesong may continue, and the world waits for the outcome of the present disagreement m a strange "no-man's land" of suspense. Naturally enoughconsidering their losses m Korea— the American people find themselves m the front line
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    The General sweeps the factory floor
    885 4  -  Victor Sims MEN OF WAR WHO HAVE BECOME THE MISFITS OF PEACE While the Col onel is washing up a pile of soup plates ♦♦♦by^ /\N his army pa£ of 450 zlotys a month m the pre-war Poland of plenty, Lieut. -Colonel Joseph Lis
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    Joy Bats On Palace Lawn
    86 4 Many stars of stage, radio and screen were present recently .at the lOOlh Garden Party of the "Not Forgotten*' Association at Buckingham Palace. Music was supplied by the Band of the Life Guards and the Pipe Band of the 2nd Bn. Scots Guards. Here Joy
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    FIRE-FLOAT WOULD HAVE BEEN USELESS
    342 4  -  SAILOR LETTERS Q I have noted with interest the propaganda' m favour of a fire -float following the recent fire at Kampong Bugis. I would suggest that, due to the rapidity with which the fire spread, only an airborne fire-float would have been of any
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    Retaliation
    113 4  -  LIM KOK GEL CIR. The Import of oa under licence iron* t.S. is subject, sunmj to a declaration by* importer, of their p. posed destination i* use and that, fa event of the m* being differently report will be c the U.S. authorities A> reported c -je m m
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    MOVE TO AID NEEDY SITTENANTS
    319 5 MOVE TO AID NEEDY SITTENANTS MCs suggest Govt. subsidy Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singapore Improvement Trust is considering a scheme whereby the Social Welfare Department would assist those who have been offered Trust accommodation, but who could not take advantage of it as they were not m a position
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    Young Malayan tor U.S. study
    98 5 A yoanf Malayan who has lon t warned to siudy American educational methods will hare this ambition realised when he leaves Singapore shortly to enter a university m the United States. He is Oon Senr Kok (21) of 1672 Hose Road. Telok Anson, Perak (above),
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    FUN FAIR FOR SCHOOLS' FUND
    96 5 Free Press Staff Reporter "FUN and Frolics Pair" to collect $80,000 for the construction of three "peoples" shcools will be held at Baling for three days and nights, beginning on Aug. 18 according to the "Utusan Melayu". Should the drive prove successful, Kampong Pulau Pinang
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    PUBLIC LECTURE
    54 5 Mr. V. K. Nair, Singapore Trade Unions delegate to the First Asian Regional Conference of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, will give his impressions of the Karachi conference m a public lecture at the Workers" Education Association hall at 32, Race Course Lane, on Sunday (Aug.
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    'Indefinitely postponed'
    111 5 'Indefinitely postponed Free Press Staff Reporter The reopening of the Singapore Improvement Trust Register, which was tentatively fixed for the middle of the month, has been postponed indefinitely, Mr. J. Carter; the Estates Officer, told the Free Press yesterday. "We are not ready to open at the moment- because of
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    Business not affected by new rules
    232 5 REMITTANCES TO CHINA Free Press Staff Reporter THE new regulation calling on those who remit money to China to show their identity cards, has had little effect on the business of Singapore's 60 remittance shops since it was enforced on Aug. 1, a member
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    First Asian Chief Sanitary Inspector
    197 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE first Asian to be appointed Chief Sanitary Inspector of the Singapore Municipal Health Office, Mr. S. V. Hogan, Divisional Sanitary Insnector, will take up duties on th» retirement of Nr. J. B. McMorine. Mr. Hogan has served m the Municipality's
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    Blackout areas for tonight
    65 5 rrllE following substations wUI be liable to load-shedding tonight: CBthay. McDonald House, Armenian St. D.C., Tan Chye Place] Fort Canning. Seah Street.Waterloo Street St. Andrew's High Street Stamford Road, Albert. Street, New Ice Worka, Firestone. McKenUe Road. Bukit Timah Pumps, Balestier Roacl. Jalan Ampas. 8.M.8.C. McRitchie,
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    DOCTORATE IN PHILOSOPHY
    26 5 Mr Indra Uluwita-Bandara. thf founder of the Kuala Lumpur Sychology Club and a jrjduj to of the College of SP l lll^,.^ England.
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    BEST DECORATED STALLS AT FAIR
    14 5 apu < SsBu.r 1 1 _m m Jacks' stall takes
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    Registration of voters shows marked increase
    165 5 Free Press Staff Reporter APPLICATIONS for registration as voters m the A electoral rolls of the Singapore Legislative Council and Municipal Commission show a marked increase this year, the acting Supervisor of Elections, Mr. M. Ponnuduray, told the Free Press yesterday The totals to
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    Triumphant Performance'
    75 5 Triumphant Performance PAYING a tribute to the display of classical dancing by the Indian dancer, Shrl Himat Singh Chauhan. at the Victoria Theatre yesterday, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Commissioner General, said It was a "triumphant performance.** Singapore should become one of the world's finest cultural centres a place where people
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    300 Bandits killed
    21 5 Sine* the bec'iuiins of DM Brif.2'« plan en Juue 1. l»50. 300 bandit* have been killed by aecu-
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    3 WEEKS PASS AND STILL NO DECISION
    137 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singa-.ttM. Government s r till discussing *h»t it •Wold do with Mr. Lee Kong Chian's offer of the former South Winds ftote! which the Singapore rubber magnate bought for $200,000. Mr. Lee offered the hotel for use as
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    6,000 on waiting list
    19 5 Over 6.000 intending pilgrims are on the waiting list for next year's 'trip to Mecca.
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    Housing plan for fire victims
    180 5 v Free Press Staff Reporter T*HE Kampong Buffis Relief Committee is planning: to build about 200 attap houses to help towards accommodating the 2,000 victims of the recent fire, a member of the committee told the Free Press yesterday. The Commissioner of Laid has already
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    Chairman of TUC Committee
    34 5 Mr. LIM YAM SONCi. Prrv.d «t of the Rubber Mllltnr »n* Manoiacturinc Workers In ion, who has been elected chairman of the Interim Committee of the Singapore Trade I'nion CoHjT"e^§.
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    BATTLESHIP TO WIN GOLD CUP
    875 6 Treasure Ship the danger. From ALLAI* LEWIS PENANG, Friday. BATTLESHIP will probably start favourite for the Penang Gold Cup tomorrow, last day of the Penang Turf Club's August Bank Holiday meeting. Battleship has done a thorough preparation for his important engagement and, taking a line
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    Horses not accepting
    87 6 FOLLOWING horses will not start tomorrow: Four O'clock 11, Irish Abbot, Northern Light, Silver Spear, Tara Street, Birthday Gift, Electroplate, Perostan, Melbury Court, Bright Eyes, Miss Nathan, Happy Quadrant, French Band, Scotch Express, Lough Garra, The Ram, Dewar, Sabelas June, Belgium, Ra-Li, Rimfire, Adonis, Ladies Orchestra. Gilt
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    RAJAS WIN 4-0
    33 6 KOTA RAJA "A" beat Chinese Athletic "A" by four goals to nil m yesterday's S.A.F.A. junior cup soccer match at BODCA ground. Scorers were: Mat Noor, Bakar, Ibrahim, and Arsad.
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    Warwick content to play safe
    212 6 Warwick content to play safe IJAIN, which restricted play to two hours after lunch, orevented Warwickshire from forcing home their strong position against the South Africans at Birmingham yesterday. At the close the South Africans were 335 runs behind with 320 minutes remaining for play today. A lot will depend
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    No Regrets will turn the tables this time
    716 6 OCRATCHINGS have reduced the field m the Class 1, Div. 1, sprint over 6 f. to--morrow to nine runners. As on the first day. I consider the race a match between No Regrets and Ladies Flame. In their first race Ladies Flame
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    LEACH FOR H.K.
    39 6 Johnny Leach, British holder of the world table tennis championship, is arriving m Hong Kong next Monday from Melourne for. a series of games there He will be accompanied by the French champion, Michael Haguenauer. Reuter.
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    Way clear for Red Carnation
    380 6 y\ 7 ITH Tara Street not accepting m the B|-furlong race for Class one horses tomorrow, the way is clear for Red Carnation to score his maiden win m Malaya. I Red Carnation has an extra 19 lb. for hi.* third to Battleship and Raj
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    YORKS GAIN UPPER HAND
    522 7 Leicester set to score 387 for victory YORKSHIRE, second m the County cricket championship table, were m a commanding position against Leicestershire when rain curtailed play by 75 minutes yesterday. Helped mainly by a splendid innings of 107 by Vie Wilson, they set Leicestershire to get
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    THIRD WIN FOR VISITING TEAM
    43 7 INDONESIAN Chinese table teruils tourists la*t nteht scored their third victory m Singapore, once more by a 5-4 margin Ttyeir opponents were Nam Wah Sports Tonisht the visitors play Shin* Wah Sports Club at the Shing Wah premises.
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    Lead shared
    54 7 OYDKR Cup player Reginald R Home (Hendon Golf Club) shared first place with Flory von Donck (Brussels Royal) after 36 holes of the Dutch open 'golf championship at Zandvoort ytsterda Both scored 141. Third place Is shared by Cecil Denny (Thorpe Ha 11>. Ruehl (Holland) and Forrester (Betelum>.
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    J. B. RIFLE ASSN. ANNUAL MEET
    86 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. HTHE scores below were made at the second annual meeting of the Johore Bahru Riffle Association yesterday: Class -B" (25 yds. and 50 yd£): Syed Hashim bin Abdullah 99 and 96; Hassan bin Haji Mohammed 94 and 84; Ahmad bin Omar
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    16 players in South China A. A. party
    160 7  - 1 6 players in South China A. A. party CRUSADER By T*HREE officials and 16 players make up the soccer touring side of the South China Athletic Association due m Singapore next week for a series of fames. The officials and players are: Shum Sui-Hing (leader), Ho Yun-Kwong (manager) Lai
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    30 Bn beat Tengah 4-1
    154 7 30 Bn beat Tengah 4-1 GIANT KILLING tactics again brought victory to 30 Battalion Royal Army Ordnance Corps when Royal Air Force Tengah bowed down to the lowly-placed league side at 8.0.D. ground yesterday m a United Services League soccer match. One goal down at half-time, the Army team swamped
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    Request to Ooi
    30 7 PENANG, Thurs. rpHE Penang Badminton Assocla- tion has asked Malayan Thomas Cup hero Ooi Teik Hock to withdraw his resignation from the 1952 Thomas Cup selection committee.
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    RNAC win key game in Services League
    212 7 ROYAL Naval Air Command coasted home to a two goats to nil victory over Royal Air Force Maintenance Units when the two top teams m the rnVted Services Football League clashed at Seletar yesterday. Ron Sear, who recent^ recovered from an injury sustained
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    SHBRC Cup soccer final
    95 7 gINGAPORE Harbour Board Recreation Club Challenge Cup for soccer will be contested on Sunday on the Keppel Harbour ground between Fire Demons and Keppel Rangers. Fire Demons: Sarman; J. Lawther, Shaban; Abbas, Anang, Kemat; Mat Noor, Mortar, Salleh, Safee, Sundirman. Keppel Rangers: Peng Chee: Beng Hut.
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    SLTA TIES POSTPONED
    54 7 (THERE was no play m the Singa--1 pore lawn tennis championships yesterday owing to rain. Today's ties are: Men's doublet semi final* Lim Hee Chin and M. K. San v Lim Bong Sop and N. 8. Wise: William Tan and Gan Be Keng v Low Kee Pow
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    CSA TOUR OF FEDERATION
    55 7 CHINESE Sports Association table tennis team sailed by the Canton yesterday. Matches arranged for their tour of Federation are: Penang Sunday, v Kir. Wan Association; Aug. 13 v Penang Combined. Kuaia Lumpur Aug. 15, v Selangor Chinese Athletic Assn; Aug. 10, The Rest. Malaya Aug. 18,
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    BREWERIES WIN
    30 7 QREWERIE6 Sports Club had to Fi fight hard to beat Born«> ..lotors Sport Club 3-2 m Business Houses Leafctw and Cup soccrr match at the V.M.C.A. rround yesterday.
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    WINNING EFFORT
    34 7 Jim on (McCioud) sp?«^«««i«r clear of Wbiu Lilac <apt*icer) to win the third ia- I (Class 2. Dhr. I—«f Penally on W^nesday. It wag Jimson > maiden lory m Malaya. Frcs Prem pwiurr
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      206 7 Vy* LIQUEUR y* v scotch r >v whisky f IHEST i» V/HISKYjm fly r?<rvu/ Appointment to His Majesty The King af Brewers Exhibition 4^»-»-»-»— x JAy Worry About ACCOMMODATION? UTONti REST-HOUSE i 4 Health-resort by the Sea prt luxurious rooms <& Comfort. .4 Rendezvous where delicious food migood wine are
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      201 7 Announcing the f ;#v t Opening of our Household Applianzss We offer you f/ie DOUBLE-SUPER iM^Jgd) Radio -the finest recejvei^^ri^^^^^ Tlu« maf«ifkient "Doable Supe*" receiver {fc^^^^^' b^-i S"^ marks an important develop**:* m the .S^A— hrstory ef radio. It brings you programmes W PW| "H— fl 11 1 MLJU H
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      47 7 Today's sport SOCCER: Community Lgr.. RAF T. Enras*an»-J Besar; Div. SB: BODCA "A" v. HQ 32 C«y. RAMC— BODCA; Div. 3A: RN AS Sembawang v. Aston A.C.-CVMA. Business House Lge.: F A N v. Shell— F N; MPH v. Staavac— Geytang; Dunlop v. Malayan Airways Fairer Park.
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    NEW HEAD OF R.A.N.
    39 8 Rear Adm. J. W. M. Eaton, Royal Navy, has been appointed Flag Officer Commanding the Royal Australian Navy. He will succeed Rear Adm. J. A. S. Eccles, who has held the position since 1949. Reuter.-AAP.
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    WEST POINT POLICY DEFENDED
    337 8 WEST POINT POLICY DEFENDED 'Football first' general practice WASHINGTON, Friday. T*HERE was nothing wrong with West Point Academy's policy of recruiting a few high school football players every year, said Senator Clyde R. Hoey, Democrat, chairman of the investigating subcommittee, yesterday m Washington. "All of the colleges try to get
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    NEW JAP SHIPS
    19 8 The Osaka Chosen Steamship Line is to put four new mctorships on the New York- Reuter
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    Captain accused of indecency
    179 8 BERKELEY, California, Friday. A NAVY wife stoutly* defended her captain husband, who has been sentenced by acourt martial to dismissal from the service for scandalous conduct on Guam. "If my husband is guilty, then 95 per cent of all the officers on Guam are guilty too,"
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    HOME ISSUES MAKE GAINS
    166 8 LONDON, Friday. OROADENING of interest gave the London Stock another firm day yesterday, states Reuter's financial correspondent. Brokers reported a revival of inquiry from the smaller investor which was translated into widespread gains m domestic issues. British Government long i and medium dated issues moved higher
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    Egypt's biggest monkey found
    80 8 A HUGE statue of a monkey, symbol of the ancient Egyptian god Thoth, has been unearthed near Mallawi, southern Egypt, according to Abdel Monheim Abou Bakr, director of excavations at the Antiquities Department. The sandstone statue, 18 feet high, dates back to the days of Pharaoh
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    ISRAEL HOLDS ARMY EXERCISE
    42 8 ISRAEL HOLDS ARMY EXERCISE Israel yesterday started its second country-wide military manoeuvres since it gained statehood m 1948. Citizens are relinquishing their civilian posts at a moment's notice to join their units m the first stage of the biggest exercises on record.
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    BLUE SUN BUT NO BLUE MOON
    293 8 EDINBURGH, Friday. A SCIENTIST explained yesterday why the sun may turn blue once m a blue moon. Mr. Robert Wilson, scientific officer of the Royal Observatory m Edinburgh, reported to the British Association for the Advancement of Science on his investigation of the deep
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    NATIONALISTS PENETRATE CANTON
    168 8 NATIONALISTS PENETRATE CANTON HONG KONG, Fri. LARGE numbers of National- ist guerillas have infiltrated into Canton despite rigid suppressive measures and are extending activities over a wide area, state Independent reports from the city reaching Hong Kong. Cantonese were wildly excited over reports of Nationalist attacks along the Burma- Yunnan
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      51 8 CHILDREN'S TOOTHPAST by GORDON MOORE THIS TOOTHPASTE IS MADE SPECIALLY FOR CHILDREN AND CONTAINS ONLY THE VERY FINEST INGREDIENTS. IT HAS NO HARSH ABRASIVES AND IS MADE IN THE FOLLOWING DELICHTFUL FLAVOURS STRAWBERRY BANANA PEPPERMINT CREAM J CHILDREN LOVE IT/ i Obtainable from; THE SINGAPORE DISPENSARY 265, Orchard Road. Tel.
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      155 8 SI Sole Importers -kl\\ CH AN (M I U, Telok Ayer Street. Singipore Tei. ssu ii» I RAFFLES r HOTELI NOTICE I NO DANCE TONIGHT I Ballroom reserved for the I R. A. A.F (No. 1 B Squadron) DINNER I GRILL CLOSED- I A TELESCOPE for 50 DOLUKI ask to
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      35 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris I^V^^^^V^ 22! J^2 1 T W6LL HE sniT V [YOU THINK TXAT^YI HAVEN'T V OKAY. SABY. DON'T PQRGETCAN'T jJL o^^^^"^^ J LL iS T I^CIOED ANYTHING HAS T 0 8E
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  • Singapore Trade Exhibition 1951
    • Title Section
      Masthead
      9 1 Singapore Trade Exhibition 1951 gyfu,ft,mkfglfdlkfkkf FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1951.
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        331 1 I WKm^^^i- W"~3K i TV "••^V^' O^boUn.. combine, jany o f ,X« n^r, I w ieh v!> '■jsyuwVtM i;tew I >^ -if-^ 1 •qupm^nt— ,fr.. m n .d w^cK provld.l you with' 1 i 'Ti J door wK eh »«c«'tly^«*li q tn «rou*-»;i«d Moffat ov«J X ij* II I t
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        210 1 jj IT'S LEONARD'S -/g3 ANNIVERSARY HONORING A <^J^ YEAR 9 WITH $Uffflsptifafl VALUES! l! .BPHHHPI Neur/ Beautiful! Si f [[{^^^^1 I Exciting Value! E^^Be Pi I Cold from Top to Base with World's of Extra H aM^^ Bß^g™ y! I Space! 11 cv. ft of cold for your foods— in
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      Fair continues to draw
      688 2 Fair continues to draw JHE 1951 Trade Exhibition at the Happy World, with one week behind it and another week to go, is continuing to attract huge crowds every night. One hundred thousand people have already visited this annual affair. The brightly-lit stalls, the variety of exhibits, plus the colour,
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        80 2 P. 64- Bh n^^^^^/ r^ J BB^^^^ 1 '^.^^ri^flfll <^^^BB^^^ -^^BBB^^^^^^^^Bi A I^BB^B^^^ .^fl^BßJ^^ 4 '■•.■.->. B^ .-:^i^-:-^ Ab%^ .^B^^ B^H .^B^. OF A PRODUCT I COURSE MADE IN ENGLAND ADVT. OF THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., LTD. OF ENGLAND SINGAPORE MALACCA KUALA LUMPUR PENANG r^!^^XH» B I T IOAP^<^ I
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        30 2 RELIABLE fr"S CLOCKS Kb^ #fr A m mAt^^SmßtSKtOßmtt/SmO^mHj s K«9^V&^BH S\\ V *> F.E. "zUELLjfi (MALAYA) ITO. P.O. BOX 725 S'N=* P0 E VISIT OUR STAND No AT THf I EXHIBITION
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      A MERCHANT COMES TO SINGAPORE
      873 3 A MERCHANT COMES TO SINGAPORE C^on iel| how the Euro^T~rT: ng to Singapore m 1821 to str.« f in business went about it up kVA |)AVS cvcrv- is :iiT:m#'«l. rfwith iiki.uiii,«|ioinlinenla Singapore i* man slew «*l Trar In a Ltidcss before B itiated m into a ,n in* •nmercial r
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      SHADY CHARACTERS OF THE WATERFRONT
      521 3 SHADY CHARACTERS OF THE WATERFRONT By a Free Press Reporter 'JMIE guide, ever solicitous and exuberant, tries to bundle the group of sun-tanned, white-Had tourists into the waiting convertible, but he reckons without Hie cluster of touts, hawkers and other picturesque characters which infest the waterfront of any Malayan port.
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        57 3 >^^ ■H^ki^ Amtm A^m .^■■^mS SHr \^B BBBB^™^^^^ -I 9| imuU^lU^S 9 fISB .<«. BK 9 3§ IK. jfflfiS^l S fls fl 9 X 8 S in ill fILV apt am ~Hj saw IfllßH BH BbW aflV 1 r 1 ll\ \>^i^^^ 4 THt MANUFACTURERS OF THE WORLD FAMOUS f
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      A trade decline is likely
      1457 4 A trade decline is likely MALAYA'S OVERSEAS TRADE REACHED RECORD I IN THE FIRST HALF OF THIS YEAR BUT 1 A J PRESS FINANCIAL REPORTER WARNS TH^T I T«HE fact thai Malaya's overseas trade m the first half of this year leapt to record heights was scarcely noticed by the
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      The Prospects for the next six month
      412 4 The Prospects for the next six month LOOKING to rhAl I 01 this vea l h T« 4 ;ions are Aa?a£jH sharp fan In^jS c import! ufa There is likely to be I Governments w: «.7[1 are signs I amount of monev 1 money And there is ncfc J «Uln
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      SPOTLIGHT ON THE COST OF LIVING
      854 5 SPOTLIGHT ON THE COST OF LIVING prices are soaring almost everywhere. People with fixed incomes are facing a growing problem m how to "make ends meet." On :.;s page five correspondents review the position m some other countries. on PAT HENRY LONDON: ]N Britain, the main of the da? s\
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        103 5 2>\ I THE EMBLEM pSiTT^j THAT GUIDES I THE CHOICE kO OF MILLIONS I I THE LITTLE SET WITH THE BIG PERFORMANCE f THE IDEAL SET > i Iplliil FOR ANY ROOM I t^ffil TYPE 205U PRICE $140/- I MODEL 307U [f^W PRICE SlBO/- I RADIOGRAMS INSTALLED L k WITH
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      CATCHING SMUGGLER IS MOSTLY DULL WORK
      715 6  -  KENNY KAYE says a HUIN stops at a A station. Customs officers make a routine check. As they approach an elderly Chinese woman, she turns pale. A search reveals 107 bottles of perfume hidden m a basket, a tiffin carrier and clothes. The woman
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      A pram, a dog & pigtails
      235 6  - A pram, a dog pigtails K. S. CHI A A SINGAPORE WOMAN IS PENANGS M PICTURESQUE HAWKER. by §111'- is the most picturesque woman hawker m Penan g, this Singapore woman who sells condiments; using a baby pram as her hawker cart, and who sometimes fashions her hair into twin
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      Foam rubber catches the public's fancy
      1247 7  - Foam rubber catches the public's fancy RAY JOSEPH The manufacture of this new product, which can make modern living more comfortable m a variety of ways, has blossomed into a huge and still expanding industry. by Ulhil t|* Greal Psmok} Mountains iIXIl s\ilk\ m \il.mtir coad Vilh Caroslands a nivsEious
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        33 7 fgjkfdklfdklf V- ,=ss==jjjf 1 L ill! 'ifl^^^^K '/f tUi I* 1 111 I P""nJT L T i nncp GILFILLAN 4 Co. Ltd.^^^^HJ fgISTALLS 64 d 65, HAPPY WORLD EXHIBIT 10 Kg? m^S2£ SjjU
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      The new hats for the ladies are mad and merry
      406 8 The new hats for the ladies are mad and merry NADEANE WALKER REPORTS FROM PARIS THAT THE SHORT WOMAN WHO LONGS TO LOOK TALLER WILL BE IN LUCK NEXT SEASON. MOVIE and theatre--goers who like uncluttered spaces m front of them are likely to take a dim view of new
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      New cocktail hat '
      41 8 New cocktail hat photo. 'GOLD LADY' COCKTAIL. Like the headdress of an ancient Eastern man-at-arm s is this cocktail hat m gold satin brocade, designed by Dutullais. Top-knot of imitation gold, and golden mes h vizor veil heighten the illusion.- Reuter
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      NOTHING TO WEAR? LET MR. PLUNKETT OF HOLLYWOOD HELP TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM
      303 8  -  JACK QUIGG by ATTENTION husbands! Does your wife complain that she has nothing lo wear? Well, tell her the only thing she lacks is ingenuity. If there are any old materials around the house checkered table cloths,
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      SHE WAS AN AD MAN'S DREAM
      488 8  -  Ray Scoop by QXCE upon a time there was a little baby girl whose father was an advertising agent. She was his only child and he brought her up very carefully, determined to confound the sceptics and make her a living example of the
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        97 8 You are cordially invited to visit our DRAGON PALACE EXHIBITION STORE FOR s l® s QUALITY •tA n fA CANNED GOODS i<dS> T®^ SOY SAUCE VECETABLE FRUITS, PRESERVED AND CRY- tfVSW I ilk ►ACifPB m ratti. SEA-PRODUCTS, STALLIZED CINCER fflfcsW&M im^ PACKED IN BOTTLI MEAT AND BEAN CHOW-CHOW CREEN JS||B^
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      LIGHT INDUSTRIES IN FIVE STATES
      1029 9 Industrial production is often regarded m terms of coal and steel, rubber and tin. Today five correspondents review another important aspect of it, They tell of Fro/// 7M J 1 HENRY LONDON: QNK of Britain's main light industries to he developed after the war has
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        83 9 MEMOVOX THE ALARM WRISTWATCH V^^£! MMINO! VAINI A AWAKENS JUVENIA^ HMO!^ B£AVr/fl/l ACCURATE mtme erf MtrseMoof smss AMO£ SHOCXP&OOF M WORLD'S SMOOTHEST, CLEANEST, FASTEST, SAFEST SHAVES (jUABA/vr££of 1 agB mm injector RAZOR 6 BLADES V »o:cr With Automotic Blod* Chon 9 «r v uQij. >| (01 W mi this /j
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        214 9 \,asK J Growing stronger thanks to extra vitamins A correct proportion of vitamins is essential for growing children. Lack of vitamins A and D. for instance, lowers lxxiily resistance, and makes children more liable to coughs, influenza and other more serious illnesses. Make sure your children gel these extra vitamins
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      Our life before the mirror
      588 10  - Our life before the mirror W. A. CLARKE by A HUNDRED YEARS AGO MORE COSMETICS THAN %J A MATHEMATICIAN A recently calculated that the average woman spends nearly four years of her lite m front of the mirror compared to the ten months of the average man. This changed situation
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      There are not enough diamonds for everybody
      755 10 There are not enough diamonds for everybody An illuminating account of the diamond trade by ALWIN STEINKOPF THli world is buying about U*****,000.--000 worth of diamonds a year, and there aren't enough to go around. People would buy more diamonds m gem form if they \yere to be had. Manufacturers
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        132 10 ■■■■■■■t-»-t» mM-mM'U m m p H_i REMEMBER rn^oj| I I ■■I ji HAPPY WORLD TRADE EXHIBITION j i j KONG HOA LTD. i J (FIRST STALL FROM THE AIRPORT ENTRANCE) j FREE GIFT OF REPUTED AMERICAN CIGARETTES i t OF GOOD QUALITY FOR TRIAL 100.000 STICKS j S OF EACH
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      THEY RE GIVING AWAY FAGS
      180 11 THEY RE GIVING AWAY FAGS I stalls X bin* Una LJ«L, I "Marvels rig* fci of ETto the public, and Si' attendants are PL rite ail visitors Csmoke dur:::g the the exhibition. 75 cts. irettca I have I", i to iry is I I oelow M are I kets. but
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      AWARD TO REMINGTON
      45 11 THE U.S. Economic Co-operation Administration this week awarded Remington Hand Inc. a Certificate of Co-operation which commended the company for "furnishing technical assistance to the peoples of the Marshall Plan countries to aid them m maintaining individual liberty, free institutions and peace."
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      The trials of editor & reporter
      204 11 The trials of editor reporter by a Free Press woman reporter "WRITE me an amusing piece about a Trade Show", said my Features Editor. "But I've never been to a Trade Show", I protested. "Well use your Imagination, woman. You know what one looks like I suppose?" I hadn't the
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      Creations charles barr
      14 11 Creations charles barr m I'm afraid you are confusin g us with Charlie's Bar."
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      RADIO PLANT
      69 11 IS believed to be the first radio manufacturing plant m SouthEast Asia has been opened m Manila by a Filipino-Ame-rican group. The factory, headed by an American technician, but with all Filipino staff and a majority of Filipino capital, produces both home receivers and transmitters for the Philippine
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      THESE ARE THE EXHIBITORS
      202 11 Stall No. 1/4 Cheong Lee Co. 5 Ling Chi Medicine Co. 6 T. G. Kiat Ltd. 7 F. E. Zuellig (M) Ltd. 8/9 X, B. Mohd. Ibrahim k Co. 10/11 Montor Ltd. 12/15 Singer Sewing Mach ine Co--16/18 East Asiatic Co., Ltd. 19/24 Shriro (China) Ltd.
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      Beer is becoming the world's most popular drink
      158 11 Beer is becoming the world's most popular drink JgKKK is becoming the people's drink the world over, the Geneva International League against Alcoholism reports. The League's report published m Bonn by the German Union of Breweries said more beer is consumed m the world now than before World War 11.
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      NEW SHIPMENT
      49 11 IT S. exporters of automotive replacement parts predict that a new ruling by the U.S. Office of International Trade (OIT) will speed shipments to seven Far Eastern countries, the N.Y. Journal of Commerce reports. The countries affected are Malaya, Burma. Ceylon, Indo-Chlna, Indonesia, the Philippines and 81am,
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      Record crowds at this prize winning stall
      123 11 ■pHE large stand of Amoy Canning Corporation Ltd., is drawing record crowds nightly at the Happy World Trade Exhibition. Besides being really original, the display is well arranged and brightly illuminated. This stall has won the exhibitors' vote as the best decorated m
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        180 11 JACOBSON VAN DEN BERG (SINGAPORE) LTD. V I THREE WELL-KNOWN KINDS OF "SWAN" PENCIL I: j^ Sivstno GOOD AN^CROCHET OlhellO BETTER COTTONS STABIIO Bfsr CB"ALACROIX" jf^k W* y> °9y**t'' blacklead-, coloured and watercoloured <JWSt UXOWIb IMUfANT Ktn C onoM 1 p€ cilf fof offic fchool) Jrtisfs and univcrsif y- FOR
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        94 12 i Manufacturers of: I COCOANUT OIL I REFINED EDIBLE OIL I j COFFEE POWDER SOAP SAUCE I j I IMPORTERS EXPORTERS OF PRODUCE J] I Head officei LAM SOON CANNERY LTD. I I 519 BALESTIER ROAD SINGAPORE TEL 7175—4841 I Factory f JURONG ROAD 7| MILESTONE) I on man 99
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