The Singapore Free Press, 25 August 1951

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LA C AFTERWOOM SALE IN MALAYA I SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. AUGUST 85, 1951. MMCE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    REDS MAY GET US. WARNING
    288 1 uruman expected to take action WASHINGTON, Saturday pR F>IDEM TRUMAN may give a last warn- n j> to the North Korean and Chinese Comrun!*t*. inviting them for the last time to honestly, failing which they would to bear the consequences of the* actions, olitical quarters
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    LATE NEWS
    107 1 IATTHtW B. Ridgu vav said today ttyU th« |K»M{( cea>e-fire conferill be resumed when ommunists are "pre- terminate the susp n-ionN *»f the armistice ktions" which they inbred M August 23. In an>wr to Communist MlHfe over the alleged LtM>n£ bombing incident. On. Rid«way said m a ■nsagt
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    CRIPPS BETTER
    22 1 C RIPPS BETTER I Mrd Cripps will be the Zurich clinjc. tat he has been under for England I W days. A.P.
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    AFTER THE FIGHTINGsmiles and flowers
    39 1 lure A young woman hands flowers to some of the 1,700 veterans of the Turkish brigade when they returned to Istanbul from Korea. They marched through the streets to a formal welcoming ceremony. A.P.
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    U.N. JETS SMASH CONVOY
    158 1 U.N. JETS SMASH CONVOY WITH THE BTH ARMY, IN KOREA, Sat. pOWERFUL fleets of Unitec 1 Nations planes destroyed or damaged 137 Communis trucks. 28 barges and an underwater bridge and huge amounts of supplies yesterday m three savage attacks on Communist reinforcement convoys. A force of 116 planes, mostly
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    30 KILLED BY LIGHTNING
    22 1 Thirty men were killed when lightning struck a construction project near Boulder. Colorado, and caused an expilosion. A.P.
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    BISHOP DEPORTED
    32 1 Communist authorities m Shanghai have ordered the deportation of the Spanish Roman Catholic Bishop of Anking. Monsignor Frederick Melendro Gutierrez, as well as five Spanish priests and a nun.- AFP
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    Best bets for today
    55 1 TWO WIDE ALLAN LEWIS, Free Press racing correspondent. gives these as his best bets at KuaU Lumpur today: High Descent, Flarepath and Demonic. TRESPASSER recommends Deep Fields, High Descent and Zalovix. PICTURE TIP and latest course information m Page 7. 'George: I don't know whether it's
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    COLOMBO TALKS
    24 1 Discussions are to begin m Geneva shortly for the undertaking of joint projects by the Colombo Plan Organisation and the United Nations.
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    CHURCHILL SOAKS CAMERAMEN
    132 1 VJR. WINSTON CHURCHILL beginning a Venice holiday yesterday went swimming m bright red trunks and had a brush with, a group of Italian photoEa^^the photographers had been politely informed that the British wartime leader did not wish to be photographed during hLs stay. But when he showed
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    Chinese banks claim $3 mil. from Govt.
    189 1 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Chinese banks are asking the Govern. ment for more than $3,000,000 which they claim the Japanese took from them m Straits currency during the occupation, and which the BMA took over from, the Japanese when the war ended.
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    HARRIMAN GOES TO SEE TITO
    194 1 TEHERAN, Saturday. MR. Averell Harriman, President Truman's special oil envoy, left Teheran last night by special plane after the suspension of the .Anglo- Persian oil talks. He flew to Belgrade on the Invitation of the Yugoslav government. i A large crowd was at the airport
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    GRIFFITHS OFF FOR NAIROBI
    35 1 The Colonial Secretary. Mr James Griffiths, aeft London by air for Nairobi yesterday where he is to examine the possibility of eventually creating a new dominion to b, 1 called Capricorn.
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    U.K. awaits next move by Persia
    320 1 U.K. awaits next move by Persia LONDON, Saturday. THE Prime Minister and his chief ministers decided last night to take no further action m the Persian oil dispute pending the next move by the Persian Government. This decision was reached m a meeting called to hear the Lord Privy Seal
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    False signals cause 20 to die in crash
    113 1 METZ, FRANCE, Sat pRENCH officials last night blamed the failure of safety signals for the early morning train crash which killed at least 20 people, and injured some 30 others, near Metz, France, The railway employee m charge of the signals at
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    MAN KNIFED
    31 1 A Chinese was knifed m tho chest, back, and arm m New Market Street, Singapore, late last night and was removed to the General Hospital hi a -serious condition.
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    50 killed in airliner crash on hill
    211 1 50 killed in airliner crash on hill NEW YORK, Sat. THREE babies were x among the 50 persons who died yesterday m the crash of a civil airliner on a hill near Oakland, California. All those aboard 44 pa&senfers. and six crew membpfs perUhed as the plane, on non-stop flight
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    JET LINER ON TRIAL FLIGHT
    48 1 BRITAIN'S 490-miles an hour comet jet liner is due to leave London next Friday on a trial fight to Pakistan and India. BOAC plans to begin operating jet passenger service* with Comets from London to Rome and Cairo very early next year. Reuter
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    BABY KILLED
    24 1 A twelve-month-old baby wa* killed and ten p»-opl-seriously injured, when the grandstand at a public festival m Stuttgart. Oermany. collapsed yesterday A.P.
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      How to make a pirate hat from paper
      800 2 How to make a pirate hat from paper DEAR Children, Those of you who entered last week's colouring contest, will rush for the Free Press and turn to this page today to see whether your names are among the prize-winners. Many of you will be disappointed again this week, I
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      The Mystery of the Islands
      653 2 see the rail now so continued on his way, hurrying to tell Hakim the news. Down the face of the cliff he went, the track barely a foot wide m places, above him, sheer red brown rock, below five hundred feet of space before the
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    DIPLOMATS 'PAID TOO MUCH'
    351 3 DIPLOMATS 'PAID TOO MUCH' Double salaries for some LONDON, Saturday. T<HE Parliamentary Select Committee on Estimates 1 considers that the allowances paid to some British Foreign Office officials abroad may be on "unduly lavish scales." It points out m a Blue Book that the cost of the Foreign Service has
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    Bridge Problem
    377 3 North-South vulnerable West dealer. goeo Uvough a jood bridge player's mind is revealing, when it comes to seeing why lie plays the way he does. Let's tune m on Souths thought waves after West opened the spade king. "Guess I should have bid five clubs. That's iced, no
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    New car has 'everything'
    52 3 New car has 'everything' The Argentine President, Mr. Juan Peron's new limousine is being outfitted with air conditioning, a built-in bar, a television, telephones and a midget refrigerator. The price for the Cadillac and all extras will amount to US$ll,OOO. The television screen will be visible only to rear seat
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    PAK DENIES MISUSE
    31 3 Pakistan has denied that she had been warned by the United Nations against the alleged misuse ot the U.N. emblem m her propaganda campaign m foreign countries. A.F.P.
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    HONOURED
    48 3 The Chinese Nationalist Premier. General Chen Cheng, has won an international honour by becoming an honorary member of the "American Mark Twain Association." Reuter Fire destroyed the Metropolitan Cathedral and National Theatre m San Salvador, injuring at least 80 persona struggling to escape from the theatre A.P.
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    OLD AND YOUNG
    27 3 Thirty-four percent of France's population is made up of either children under 15 or persons 65 or older, the National Statistical Institute said A.P.
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      185 3 M^ndf^kß Exclusive to the Singapore r rpP Press »ff?/aya r J SO ANXIOUS TO FINO UNOKt I 1 A PERFUME& HANOKERCHIEE Ji ,'^k ||A4E4NIV«»I.£, UWORE Jj 4 Jf;A/6i£ J I'MWnSjUWSAND PETTY- -j i:-WITH Af l/OM If. THIS/ %1 I a£A«W6 f 7MIft4CIE OrTH£"B/6C475q WE X.NOW NOT HUTS.LOOK AROUND, ■pivVr'^i /WJ'
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      287 3 Radio SINGAPORE 10.00 a.m. Emergency News from Kuala Lumpur, 10.10 Close, 100 p.m. Programme Summary, 1.02 Saturday Ballroom Jack Fina Orchestra Red Norbo Trio 1.30 Time Signal News. 1.50 Interlude of Plantation Music. 2.00 Album of Harmony. 2.15 to 5.00 Racing Commentaries relayed from Kuala Lumpur with interval Music from
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Aug. 25, 1951. Sharing it out
    474 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Aug. 25, 1951. Sharing it out kills and blights more lives than any other single agent of destruction m Singapore. It is proved by statistics. It is reflected m pale faces we see everyday m the streets, m the bus, over the desks of clerks,
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    15 Million Americans Are Union Members
    1025 4 ♦OPERATING WITH THE BOSS' Team work turns the industrial tvheels m the United States, says Rodney Campbell OOW do American "unions work? What is all this about "operat in£ with the boss"? Workers m other lands need to know the answer to these questions
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    Talking about Singapore
    781 4  -  Citizen &&SX W kvv> Action 'as may be necessary 1 /\m closer examination the resolutions passed by the Singapore Legislative Council on the Riots Inquiry Commission's* report can mean two opposite things. One, that the Government, after affording tne officers blamed m the Report an opportunity of
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    MR, SENSATION-but he hated the 'Citizen Kane' tag
    950 4  - MR, SENSATION-but he hated the 'Citizen Kane' tag WILLIAM RANDOLPH Quote. .from HEARST WHAT I LOOK FOR IN A YOUNG MAN THERE is a French proverb which means: "If ace only had the energy, and youth only had th« experience." The important thing for the young: man, then, is to
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    CITY DAY PROVISION SURPRISES MCs
    153 5 550, 000 'too much, with budget deficit' CEVPBAi Fr «S* eSB Staff Reporter o7 fcKAL j Municipal Commissioners yesterday of Sn BU E r L 8e over re P° rt that Bum pLhJv Vl'^o 1 be Bet aside from Municipal Fun Jl? r Day celebrations.
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    BANQUET-BUT NOT WITH SMC FUNDS'
    127 5 REPLYING to a question on the proposed Municipal banquet. Mr. Juinabhoy told the Free Press that he atreed that this should be a bit affair. In keepInf with the significance of ths "But I strongly object to Municipal funds being spent for ttiis purpose. If
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    ....& NO LANDLORDS PARTY'
    114 5 NO LANDLORDS PARTY J^ SUGGESTION that the majority of guests at the Municipal Banquet should be from among ratepayers, drew a comment from a Commissioner yesterday that ratepayers did not contribute ihe whole of the city's revenue. The largest proponion poured into the Municipal coffers from the general public through
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    BEST FLIGHT OF RAF RECRUITS
    51 5 AC2 YUSOfF BIN MOHAMMED KASSIM, representing "A" Flight, receives the Shield awarded to the best Flight of Recruits of the Fourth Output for the R.A.F. Regiment (Malaya). The shield was presented by Air Commodore Fuller-Good at the Output's ceremonial passing out parade a' C'hangi on
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    Statistics research
    125 5 AN eatension of three mon h, stay to the L.K. htf bren *rant«d U Mr. Goh Kenr Swcc. JTJhe Sl-I-P— BjcW We* re Department, to enable Mm to dc practical woes*** In statics before returnin* to Staf»pore t Mr. ET CnUetahVnk. EstaJtolusWnU Officer, told the Free Preo« y«s"jfefc*,
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    'S'pore youth work has still long way to go...'
    278 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE youth work has still a long way to KO before it reaches anywhere near the English standard, thinks Mr. K. S. Ling, first of five Colony men to return after attending the world youth camp at
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    BLACKOUT AREAS
    86 5 The following substations will be liable to load-shedding tonight: Buklt Pasoh. BAT.. Trafalgar Street. Prince Edward Road. Sago Street. Peoples Park. Nanson Road, Lam Soon Oil Mills. Ouan Hin. UJ!. Network, U.E. Factory. River Valley Road. Klllinev Road. Orchard Road, Armenian Street Static. Capitol. Newton Nos. 1 Sc
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    CAR SHIPMENT FOR MALAYA
    42 5 CAR SHIPMENT FOR MALAYA Six cars were landed In Penang yesterday by the Charon which docked at Bwettenham Pier from the United Kingdom A few oth*r cars on board are for Singapore. The Charon also m^lqadad a Urge quantity of Manchester M«tlles.
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    702 births: 196 deaths
    32 5 There were 702 births against 196 deaths 107 males and 89 femaleM m Sins a pore for th£ week ending Aug. 18. Last week*. death total was 224.
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    INDIAN STYLES IN MANIPUR
    41 5 Indian fashion ~~om ne Manipur State worn by Miss Jtati Selvadurai. This will be one of the costumes to be displayed at the Y.W.CA. headquarters, Singapore, on Monday next at 10.30. a.m. for the International Fortnightly Club.
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    THE OLDEST FILM UNIT
    95 5 'pHERE are now seven Government Dim units m active operation m Malaya, Central Africa, the Gold Coast, Nigeria. Uganda, Kenya and Tanganyika. The oldest, the Malayan Film Unit, has recently been considerably expanded: special premises are being built, the cost being met from a grant under
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    CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
    22 5 Information has been received that cholera exists m Calcutta, Kanpur. Lucknow, Madras and Pondicherry. These places are now declared inlu-ted.
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    S-MILLION LOTTERY
    28 5 A total of 13/. .> tickets were sold on the optn ng day of the Second Million-Doiar State Welfare Lottery laH Saturday, Federal Government statement said yesterday.
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    PAVEMENTS FOR MAIN STREETS
    184 5 PAVEMENTS FOR MAIN STREETS Free Press Staff Reporter The Public Works Committee of Municipal Commissioners has recommended the im* piemen tation this year of a pavement construction programme along five main streets, at a cost of more than $42,000. to afford greater protection for pedestrians. For next year, the committee
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    P.E.A. to reorganise branch activities
    175 5 P.E.A. to reorganise branch activities A NEW Organising-Secretarj for th« People's Education Association will shortly be appointed to supervise classes and the re-organisation of branch activities, Prof. T. H. Silcock, President of the Association, told the Free Press yesterday. Since this post was adver- Used a month ago, eight people
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    Joint Flood Committee
    90 5 Free Press Staff Reporter A COMMITTEE of Singapore Municipal Commissioner* h»» nominated three memboca to form a joint committee with tb« Government to tackle the floo<? problem. They are the Municipal President, a Municipal ummiMioncr, Mr. J. M. Jtunabhoy, and the Municipal Engineer. The Commissioner* will approach
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    350 PEOPLE GET 'QUIT NOTICES'
    256 5 350 PEOPLE GET 'QUIT NOTICES SENNETT REALTY 'NOT RESPONSIBLE' Free Press Staff Reporter 'THE policy of the Sennett Realty Company was to x alleviate housing distress and not to add to il, Mr. A. C. T. Kwonr. manager of the Company, told the Free Press yesterd.. Mr. Kwong wag refer
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    DANCE ITEM BY 10 YEAR-OLD
    45 5 DANCE ITEM BY 10 YEAR-OLD TEN -YEAR -OLD VARY HOE, pupil of the Mine. Kory Academy of Dancing, Singapore, who will contribute a solo dance at the concert to be given by the Academy at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sept. 27 at 8 p.m.
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    S'pore methods for Johore S.P.C.A.
    107 5 AN two occasions m July numbers of the Johoie B«l«:u branch of the SPCA \\M'«i Buktt Tltnih where Vtpv met Mrs K. 8 demons and Mini Savage aict saw practical demonstrations m dog -catching. The methods studied on two occaaions are being put n. o
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    BEAUTY CONTEST
    47 5 A Beauty Contest will tie Xt ited by the Kampong Mukan Unison pf Penang UMNO on its "Malam Rampayan" (Charity Ni«lit to be held at th« New World P«<rk on Bept. 13 and 14. The Show will be m aid of the division's buildins; fund.
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    25 5 A tnuss literacy caatpi among Malay women m m« Kampongs Is to be *tart«d *htfftily by the women member* of the United Mhlhvk Natioml Orfanisatlon.
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    SAPPERS IN FARE.L.F. CUP FINAL
    649 6 Grim fight for 2-1 victory Free Press Soccer Reporter Spore Engineer Regiment 2 30 Battalion 1. SINGAPORE Engineer Regiment are m the final of the FARELF Challenge Cup— and how they fought to get there! After 60 minutes of tough, fast soccer, the Sappers gained
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    US set to win Nightman Cup
    157 6 r THE United States won two singles and a doubles which constituted the first days play m thej- annual Wighiman Cup lawn tennis international afalnst G eat Britain at Chestnut HIU. Massachussets yesterday. Three single* and a doubles will be played today and America
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    ESSEX BEAT WARWICK BY SEVEN WICKETS
    372 6 ESSEX pulled off a grand win against the .County cricket champions Warwickshire yesterday, beating the title holders by seven wickets. Throughout the match, Warwickshire were outplayed m every phase, and it seemed that the team, having won the championship, now lacks its earlier zest.
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    HEADER TO NOTTMAN
    41 6 HEADER TO NOTTMAN picture Bob Nviiiman (left), who scored both Sappers' goab m yesterday's FARELF Cup semi-final at Tanglin, waite to receive .a header from his inside-left, Dunstance, who has just beaten Moore of 30 Bn. to the balL— Fress Press
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    TODAY'S FIXTURES
    222 6 pOLLOWING are English league soccer fixtures for today: ENGLISH LEAGUE— DIV. I Aston Villa v Derby County Burnley v Kullham Chelsea v Liverpool fluddersfieid t Blackpool Manchester U. Newcastle Portsmouth Char lion Preston v Middlesbrough Stoke T Bolton Sunderland Manchester C. Tottenham West Bromwkh Wo! \es Arsenal SECOND
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    6 week's strain for UK league footballers
    361 6 6 week's strain for UK league footballers From ARCHIK Ql k X PVERY day up to Sept JZ* exceptcd— matches are bein* l i kt fri^ lish Football League. During thesT >>din^l? clubs will wipe off twelve of their U **«fci2 terrific strain for players. hxtur 1^ Champion Spurs started
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    HIGH DESCENT IS DAY'S SAFEST WAGER
    418 7 latest stable bints from K.L. From ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. Lgg DESCENT will start a hot favourite for IjJh. .i\th race which is the main race on to- programme. Nothing else was mentioned |f th j< race. Dante s Idyll is the next
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    All The Lates Selections
    256 7 ALLA* LEWIS TRESPASSER KPBOM JEEP CAM HO% POINTS RACE 1 MARTINI tate £££2 NA L**^** SANLANA JAUNTY Crmicmut Js^lS 1 ar *f l1 CmniTm. Sanlana FLaS? Jwty Caravan 1.4$ IHcp Field. P fIKLDB PLAEEFATH MARCO POLO MARCO POLO SSJSIL.w ST 1 D«e*FleW« Flarepath PUrepaifc Mare* Fob
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    Non-European boxers banned
    97 7 gOUTH Africa will not allow any ncn-European boxers— Asian or otherwise to enter the country to fight non-European boxers, thf M'nister of the Interior Dr. T. E. Donges announced yesterday. He said this m a letter to Dr. Vernon Shearer, a Member of Parliament who made representation
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    PICTURE TIP
    5 7 Solution on Monday
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    Hants draw v. S. Africa
    61 7 SET to get 173 m 133 minutes to beat Hampshire, the South African cricketers suffered early reverses at Southampton yesterday and, the match was drawn, the tourists searing 151 for seven wickets m their second innings. Scores: Hampshire: 180 and 243 for four deal. 118
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    BILL ROBERTS DIES IN WALES
    81 7 DILL ROBERTS, former Lancashire slow left-arm bowler, died on Thursday night mhile on holiday at Banßor. Wales at the age of 36. Roberts, who played In three Victory Tests against Australia m 1945. had been playing m the Birmington Leaprue since he left Lancashire at
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    TODAY'S CARD
    766 7 ACCEPTORS and pro- bable jockeys today are: Race 1—2.15: Classes 4 5 (Comb.) Div. 7— s£ Frs. 1 490 Hunting Music Spencer 9.00 2 000 Actor McPherson 9.00 3 341 Martini Woods 8.11 4 100 Caravan Charles 8.10 5 000 Golden News Mulley 806 6 400 Sanlana E.
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    WINDY ISLAND & FLYLITE IN SMART GALLOPS
    366 7 WINDY ISLAND FLYLITE IN SMART GALLOPS Today's K.L. track notes KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. WINDY Island revealed winning form this morning when he reeled of three furlongs wide out on the No. 2 grass track m 37 3/5 sec. Windy Island has improved considerably since his last races on this course
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      51 7 Today's sport SOCCER: SMlli < bin* Kin fmpare ChteCM, J»l»n Bcur SUdJ«»; Third I>h B R.A.M.C PwiUls. GcyUBff. ATHLETICS: Eurasian l'Mth MoTrmcnt meet, PwUni 2Jf BADMINTON: FtMf S^on-(up-tir (Ant day): Singapore Joh^e. JelMrc Bahm :m p.m. Junior ehji ptonthtf at Clerical inMi 7 15 CRICKET: Cih»ndi Cap m»Uh (first d«y):_lndUn
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    BIRTH
    21 8 KENNARD: On the 25th Aug.. 1951, at the K.K. Hospital, Spore, to Therese (nee Walter) and David Kennard. a daughter.
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    DEATH
    31 8 BEN J AFIELD: At hi* home In Broadrlck Road. Singapore, earl/ this morning. H. J. Benjafleld, after a long Ulneas. Funeral win take place at Bidadari at 11 am. tomorrow.
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    Greece may join defence
    97 8 LONDON, Sat. THE Atlantic Council of Deputies is nearing agreement on the necessity of admitting Greece and Turkey into the twelve-nation defence pact, it was reported officially yesterday m London. lliey have not gone into the military aspects of the question, a council source said. To
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    RULES FOR JAP TALKS TO BE STRICT
    405 8 U. S. avoiding filibustering NEW YORK, Saturday. THE United States has drafted a "rigid" set of rules for the Japanese peace treaty conference •designed to prevent any filibuster by the Soviet Union and its allies," the New York Times said yes terday. The
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    58 8 S.V.C. DlNi\*.it Seventy people attended the SVC. dinner held at the Officers' Mess m Beach Road last night. This Free PreM pictiyse shows, far row behind, (from right) Rear Admiral H. W. Fmulkner, Lt.-Col. R. W. Watson-Hyatt, CO. of th« S.V.C., Governor Sir Franklin Gim#on, Lt -Col. Rae and the
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    BUCKLEY
    16 8 "MY WIFE EXPECTS ME TO GET DISCHARGED ANY DAY NOW I" ITNMriMMnt -■^■■i lift g.,j
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    Solution to Crossword No. 440
    56 8 Across: 1. 11, Something to cat. 7. Intemperate. 4, Easels. 10. Mean. 11. See IA. IS, Arch. 15, Tandem. 18. Sit and think. 20, Periwinkles. Down: 1. Spike. 2, Moths. 3, Tumple. 4, Ire. 5, Grape. 6. Ocean. 9. Sat. 12, Tartan.. 14. Aesop. 14.
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    'Suez can't be given up now'
    242 8 'Suez can' t be given up now LONDON, Saturday. TPHE Anglo-Iranian crisis will put a stopper on any x moves for the withdrawal of British garrisons from the Suez Canal zone, which is the central point of the Middle East defence, military quarters said yesterday. They said the disposition of
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    EASIER TREND IN MARKET
    115 8 LONDON. Sat. jyjINOR weekend sales m an otherwise idle market created a slightly easier trend yesterday m the London Stock Exchange, states Reuters financial correspondent. Falls m Government stocks and industrial shares were generally without Import and seldom exceeding one-six-teenth m the former and six pence
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      656 8 Hew Crossword No. 44 1 —*-•—^^jh^hbi (LLtS ACROSS 1. Where the remainder are m tents? <9). 8. Sort of game bird, flyinfi: over a net (ll>. 10. Feel tired? A bit (3 11 Ye tea shoppe" (4). 13. Incline to be spare (4). 14. A vain red, as he might
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    CHEWING THE BETEL
    910 9 One-tenth of the people in the world chew betel but the habit appears to be losing ground as less young people take up the addiction of their elders. V. R PONNUDURAI (ells of the customs attached to •drink. Some might not take anything to eat but would
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    NIGHTMARE
    1429 9  -  Adam Labraik A FREE PRESS SATURDAY SHORT STORY iv QF course, it is only a dream. These two warders are not real. They're too impossible. The little fat one with the wart on the side of his nose and that depressed look of a hen-peck-ed husband. Look at his
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    OCEAN PARK — LUXURY HOTEL AT SIGLAP
    540 10 OCEAN PARK LUXURY HOTEL AT SIGLAP (Continued from Page Tws iSr SS^ hlng 9>ta»rB also ordered exclusively anY i hou *L from Oreat Britain ate, attractive IX J?** 00 a different colour m?*?* i™*** aod the main building. uSSSrtfiSSftLf 1 on Slinco^bedTwitn upholstered bases. The floors, are covered with many
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    Pandora destroys an old legend of the sea
    829 11  -  FRANK ROGERS The Flying Dutchman dies the death of the •4FILMS by it MYSTtHY nnHE legend ol the Flying Dutchman is a tale of the sea worthy of its hallowed place m mythology and if the legend has been sinned against m
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    Film of emotional and other failings
    312 11  -  MAUREEN MALLAL by "I CAN see that wart now/ says Loretta Young referring to Joseph Cotton's admittedly non-too-smooth lips, "let me kiss it away!" And kiss she does m fact, Miss Young and Mr. Cotton seem to spend the entire length of HALF ANGEL
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    'Bombshell' is back
    123 11 IiiAKE way for that ITI great big bundle of oomph, Samia Gamal. This Egyptian bombshell is coming again m her latest musical extravaganza, Choruk Films' ASMAR WA GAMIL. or "The Attractive Brunette", (Garrick midnight). It has more than the usual share of songs and dances and some
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    'STARS' OF THE 'NIGHT'
    16 11 'STARS OF THE 'NIGHT' Nadia Gray and David Farrar m a scene from "Night Without Stars."
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    SCIENCE OFTEN CATCHES UP WITH FILM FICTION
    288 11 »THB trouble with x writing science fiction movies, observes Richard Landau, is that science too often catches tip with fiction. Landau is a screen writer who thought he was being assigned to script a musical. Instead, he was pressed into service for the
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