The Singapore Free Press, 31 August 1951

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    22 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA HGTGJH SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1951. I'Rll K HFII I 1 I M-s
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    TRUMAN: 'WE'RE STRONGER'
    222 1 Reds charge new incident at ra Kaesong WASHINGTON, Fridav. I HUMAN said yesterday that; f trees in Korea would be stronger it they had to renew full-scale >t the Communists. i told his weekly press conference icral Matthew B. Ridgway in i very thing the Supreme Comslnce
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    NO RETURN FOR GERMANS
    49 1 Britain. France and the' United States High Commis- j sioners yesterday signed a law telling the Germans that they could not claim back any of Ir foreign property which d bee n forfeited as reas fur the war. the High Commission announced night in Bonn.
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    Four feet of candy for Joyce
    44 1 N Fri. sarpi a Jovce tin one her to 'he n ibii fl 039 i erf ad- ck. the r d had h Ameii 14-vear-old wrong. 1 bad I record-bust-(:eeided it 11-1 ear-old So Jovce's dad drank A.P.
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    FRANCE WILL TELL U.S.
    11 1 M. istru I anc car 10 day
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    'WINDY NOTE'
    33 1 The I'S. State Department cancelled yesterday's sclie•ase settlement i with the Russians because it received a 'iong, ated, windy note" on the subject from Moscow a hours earher, a spokesid. A.P.
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    TWO SHIPS COLLIDE IN FOG
    118 1 TWO SHIPS COLLIDE IN FOG OTTAWA, Fri. TWO cruise ships collided yesterday in fog-curtain-ed Chatham Sound. 29 miles north-west of Prince Rupert. British Columbia No one was reported injured in the crash between Canadian National Steamship's Prince Rupert and Canadian Pacific Steamship. Princess Kathleen. The Kathleen was badly holed while
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    FEWER LIMITS
    32 1 le Allied High Commission yesterday })üblished a law removing many of the nrohibitic ns and limitations on German industry— '"to facili- German industrial progress and the modernisation 3f croriuction."- Reuter
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    INDONESIAN LOAN
    23 1 A delegation from the ericas Export-Import Bank is in Indonesia to study ;he possibility of making a to that country. AFP
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    Helicopter prepares for Air Day
    42 1 picture. The übiquitous helicopter sjave a lively and amusing demonstration of its prowess at yesterday's Air Daj rehearsal at Kallang airport. Here it rises vertically in front of a BOA( Constellation parked on the apron.- Free Press
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    Persia asks U.N. to aid in staff
    307 1 t GENEVA, Friday. PERSIA'S delegate yesterday asked a United Nations committee whether it could assist his government "in recruiting the technicians needed to help operate the nationalised oil industry in Persia should we make such a request". Persian delegate Hussein Navab was speaking
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    WHY MEN WENT MAD
    58 1 PONT ST. ESPRIT, FRANCE, Fri. A FUNGUS parasite that flourishes on cereals in rainy weather was identified yesterday as the cause of four deaths and numerous cases of mental disturbance in this little town. The victims became ill after eating the bread which was quickly dubbed
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    MORE SMUGGLING
    23 1 Smuggling valuable good£ into Indian territory from the fcur French Indian settlements in South India is on the increase.- A.P. Reuter
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    Italy expands air force
    106 1 THE Sovereign and Military Order of Malta— a phantom statp without area or population— ha<- an Air Force one-fourth as big as Italy's. The planes are odd model bombers given to the Order outright by Italy They are based on Italian military airfields and are flown
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    29 DIE IN BUS
    33 1 Twenty-nine people were killed and 20 injured yesterday when a DUS rolled off a mountain road, 1,600 feet up between Kazernon and Bushire. the Persian Gulf port.- A.P. A.P.
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    Rubber shortage beaten—U.S.
    183 1 Rubber shortage beaten U.S. WASHINGTON, Friday. AMERICAN mobilization oflicials claimed victory yesterday in the first round of their Fight against material shortages. The rubber shortage is just about met as a result of steady imports of natural rubber from the Far East and Increased production of synthetic rubber, it is
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    35 1 picture. I'r- I ic K'un, an archaelogist. who arrived in Singapore yesterday on the Sebastiano Caboto, on his way to Cambridge, where he has been appointed Lecturer on Far Eastern Art and Archaelogy. Free Press
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    58 1 Ditture. Hte of the Architects of Malaya, since If tal \t the i/Vr i: v V I a.rnton, president of the Technical AJiecUtiM h^ M J* i\«" vice -resident. Sir George Pepler, Singapore To«n Wh*. F. G Lund v n "p reside „t of the Institute of the Arehiming I
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    Japs will sign pact with Chiang
    204 1 Japs will sign pact with Chiang WASHINGTON, Friday. SENATORS said yesterday that a State Depart--3 ment official had told them that Japan ami Nationalist China would make a separate peace pact after the general Japanese peace treaty was signed at San Francisco. The Senators, who would not permit use of
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    Height, speed records claimed
    109 1 Height, speed records claimed EL SEGUNDO, California, I a TINY rocket plane h. ied new heights, hitt. speed of around 1.04)0 m.p.h. in its climb, the U.S. I innounc last night Th test i>*iot Bill h \he not made public. But Xav; d I record ol set by UJS. A:
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    EXPLORERS RETURN
    24 1 EXPLORERS RETURN Thi B XD4 Will Gre and battlei with and i F^ive parties region! Ilk Ol land anf! v Moroeco, Y la, Cyrenan
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    Grandma is busy earning another $24,000
    632 2 Grandma is busy earning another $24,000 IN AMERICA, A GENIUS IS GETTING READY TO BE 91 BUT... IN the little backwoods village of Eaglebridge in Vermont, America, the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren of Mrs. Thomas Solomon Moses are getting ready for her coming birthday party. She will be 91 next
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    A 'tall order' fort British shoe-makers
    116 2 Mrs. Helen Gavin is slim, fair haired and tall. She stands sft. 11*4.n. in her stockinged feet when she can get anv stockings to fit her. That is one of the reasons whv she is hon. secretary of the Association for Tall Women which
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    Paris has blouse and skirt fashion
    502 2 —FOR EVENING PARIS has started a "separates" blouses and skirt fashion for evening: that allows you no excuses. Simplest way to follow the fashion is to get a black velvet skirt with a wide cummerbund belt attached. Then wear it with a primely Victorian
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      350 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR T>ORN today, you arc one of those solid, substantial people of the world. Your judgment is good; your reactions to crises are sound and steady; your ability to cope with changing conditions is excellent. You make a good executive or administrator, since you are rarely ruffled or
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    250,000 TAKE WHEELS
    652 3 250,000 TAKE WHEELS Caravanning popular in U.K. V^JZ paSt L *n N B D rUai„ Fr a id q a u y art er million people have discarded their brick ca^eCe h a a r bi^°„r S a d a dopted the *Si»2i careiree nabit of caravan-dwelling It is estimated
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    TO HOMES ON
    374 3  -  HAL BOYLE THIS WOMAN SPECIALISES IN -SMELLS By NEW YORK, Friday. A BRUNETTE girl smells better and worse than a blonde. And a red-haired girl smells better and worse than either a blonde or a brunette. I didn't know until I met Miss Barbara Allen, the first
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    Bridge Hand
    460 3 yyE have maintained that the artificial two club opening bid as the one game forcing bid is superior to the "two demand." because of the grater flexibility in responding. One oi the advantages Is the new usefulness of the two notrump response. If bid in lesponse to the
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    Strict control of economy for Canada
    126 3 THE Canadian Trade Depart nient has announced the imposition of a system of import controls aimed at enabling Canada to wage economic warfare against Communist countries if the need arises. The controls Rive the department the power to clamp duwn on movements on goods
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    SCRAP PRICE UP
    31 3 Scrap iron and steel, urgently needed by British industry as the rearmament drive gathers momentum, is to be raised'" in pric* hv £2 per ton from today.- Reuter
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    ARABS TALK
    25 3 Saudi Arabian Foreign Mlnister( Emir FeLsal, left last n'ght by train for Paris after a day-long conference with King Farouk of Egypt A.P.
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    BUCKLEY
    9 3 "A*£ YOU SURE YOU WORE ONE 9 tfmwtUmM
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      115 3 1 COMJMBIAV 1 finest name on record NOVELL HITS FROM THE STATES by ie BENSON and j»ba&9 BRAHDOH BELIEVE ME WHEN I YOU WHEN YOU KNOW A LIAR ALL MY LIFE DB 2842 Toni ARDEH with Percy FAITH and his Orchestra W DB 2880 both from the film aam showing
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      82 3 Radio .GAPORE o Orchestra's 130 Time I Music 2.00 Pro ramme o'a Pro- Favourites lusstfl by the Jasephine News and -:et Report: Personal .5 Evening p eb: Beet ho- j 930 Tima j B n^apore I bf Tony' Am r t; 1030 ise; 11.00 ■C i Singapore! Banks! Em/% M
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      156 3 M^ndrdKß Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press in Malaya I '^vY J YOU KNOW WHERE I /^I&Ja^N -Zj^T tVA--tVfi-MiSSY LENORtII WHERE? V'-T I^7/^ LENOREIS/ p^ .y^VlP^ F^ .C^CFTcdca. IS -HN THE PLACE -^^-^yTJ KM C Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press in Malaya 7Z Z n V L*j~ rJ I*'***
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Aug. 31, 1951. 2nd class by air
    316 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Aug. 31, 1951. 2nd class by air HN T the eve of Air Day v in Singapore, the Director of Civil Aviation. Mr.. A. W. Savage, offers a challenging thought. He expresses the conviction that "the real future of civil aviation will be"in from the
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    Silence please
    250 4 THE motor-horn can be a very uspful. even a lifesaving instrument. One sharp warning toot may avert a tragic collision. But the horn can also be an Infernal nuisance and in Singapore city it is an infernal nuisance of our motorists do not appear to use the horn
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    Indignant Chiang now surprised
    737 4 TOUCH, DYNAMIC AND FERVENT He is confident of a return to the mainland, says H. Maclear Bates j HAVE just come back from Formosa back from an interview with Chiang Kaishek. In Formosa's capital of Taipeh, the palmstudded grounds of the red brick Presidential Buildings are
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    PROGRESS MARCHES ON TAXATION FOR ESKIMOS
    662 4  -  Alexander Clifford *y HOSPITAL PATIENT HATCHES CUCKOO'S EGG-RUSSIA HAS WORLD'S OLDEST MAN T^HIS summer is proL during a bumper crop of those minor, almost unrecorded, triumphs which Progress throws off in her stately advance towards wherever it is she is going. Taxation, for example,
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    HELPS WITH GEOGRAPHY
    40 4 wEm th ?K*l tt racUons o^ the ki,lJics WASOtrng pool at Ventnor, Isle of Wight, is this large relief m^p of the island, wb-vh look, so like Singapore, witn it the children can combine playing with geography.
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    'Bureaucratic brilliance' is exposed by Pravda
    612 4  - 'Bureaucratic brilliance' is exposed by Pravda CYRIL RAY MOSCOW SCENE by 'We're parasites of the State, Comrade' SOME of the liveliest and most pointed criticism of men and manners here is to be found in such important newspapers as Pravda organ of the Central Committee of the Communist Party, in
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    10 4 "mow supj}jse we put it back where the Druids leu
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      27 4 Exquisite Diamond ft Gem Set Jewellery in Platinum ft Geld. Rings Brooches Pendants, etc., ete. Diamond Platinum batches P. H. HENDRY, 78. North Bridge Road. j Singapore.
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      97 4 "Well. I think I've c thmg." 4 I'm sure you have, m dear, with your usual efficiency!" "Thank goodness I can pui n up tomorrow and rt* ly enpy holiday! St. II. it's beei to arrange w.th everytr Arcade!" "Let's see now: we used Amen Express, you bought frocks from
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    $2-MILLION FACTORY FOR CABLE Co.
    234 5 Work already begun at Bukit Chermin 4 NEW «9 rmn nun n L r ee Press Staff Reporter A0» L£Ci^i^ t,, IWI«,el WI ,e factor v a "d <■<*«* being built vicin?U of El «h tHe S J n f ap re Harbour Board in
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    AGE-LIMIT FOR ALL DRIVERS OF HIRE CARS
    160 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE Veh;cle.s and Traffic 1 Committee of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners have agreed unanimously to support a recommendation of the United Nations Comrnissirv. for Ana and Far East that the age-limit for every driver o 4 Dublic service motor
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    Improved general layout
    98 5 JHE manager of the fac--1 tory and depot, Mr C. Campbell, told the FTee Press that the general layout of the new project was a great improvement on the old one which was expanded gradually as time and work went on. There will be 15 reinforced concrete
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    Housewives welcome daching ban
    257 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SE\ EKAL Singapore housewives tcld the Free Press yesterday that they w'-lromf'J the introduction of proper scales UN niaikets in place of dachas* wmmm will be banned from use from Jan. 1 n?xt year. They disagreed with an allrgat on made by
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    Big drop in textiles from India
    137 5 Big drop in textiles from India Free Press SUIT Reporter. Latest figures of trade between India and Malaya released by the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce show that textile imports from India have fallen considerably. In June, Malaya imported only 5.114,295 sq. yards of textiles, valued at $3,531,100. as against
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    BUKIT TIMAH SITE SELECTED FOR C.D.C. 'READY-TO-OCCUPY'FACTORIES
    169 5 BUKIT TIMAH SITE SELECTED FOR C.D.C. 'READY-TO-OCCUPY' FACTORIES Free Precs Staff Reporter THE* Colonial Development Corporation, which three months ago announced a scheme to provide Singapore industrial concerns with new ready-to-occupy model factories, has just acquired about 45 acres of land in Bukit Timah to carry out its project The
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    FIRST PROJECT OF ITS KIND
    91 5 Free Press StafT Reporter "THIS model factory scheme is the first building project of its kind in this country and, if successful, will be developed elsewhere on the island. The advantage of such a scheme to the small industrial concern is that it saves its
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    'Carnival Queen' of Johove Bahru
    64 5 lnche Khatijah binte Ahmad (second from left) was crowned "Carnival Queen" of" Joftore Bahru on Wednesday. On her right is lnche Rahman binte Salleh placed second after tie^n? for first place. "No. 4 n in the picture is ."Miss Pamela Scoit, who gained third place.
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    'HUSH-HUSH' TRIP BY 'SUPERMAN'
    41 5 Mr. E. f. i Rmatll, «tperman M ol u*e Ifaiayan ro-i live Deportment, arrived yesterday afternoon in Ipon on a"nu- Hush" mission. He was nr.companied by Mr. T. Sivapragasam, Assistant ReTistrar of Co-Op. Societies. Federation of Ma'aya.
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    SPORE'S PUBLIC WORKS CHIEF
    49 5 Mr. R. E. Pitt, State Engineer and Chief of the Public Works Dept. in Perak, will assume duties early next year as Director <d Public Works, Singapore. He will be succeeding Mr. E. A. Gardiner, former Perak State Engineer, who will be leaving on retirement.
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    S'PORE SYSTEM IMPRESSED BY
    37 5 The Delegation of the Kinta Hawkers" Association had visited the principal towns of the Federation and Singapore on a factfinding mission have returned greatly impres\ c ed by the system obtaining in Singapore.
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    Air Day car parking
    40 5 All car drivers in possession of car park labels for Air Day at Kallang Airport are requested to fix them in a prominent and conspicuous place, Mr. W. R. M. Haxworth, Singapore's Traffic Chief, said yesterday.
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    Chinese Chamber and Elections
    112 5 THE Chinese Chamber of Commerce has received from the Supervisor Of Elections two lists. List A containing names which will be deleted from the Register of Voters this year and List B containing the names of these who applied for registration this year and which will
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    'Complications' on proposals for three clinics
    230 5 'Complications on proposals for three clinics Municipal Secretariat answers MCs... Free Press Staff Reporter THE proposal of Singapore Municij ommission. ers to build three new maternity and Infant welfare clinics from a Colonial Drwlopni'-nt anrl Welfare Fund grant "has not been agreed to a s vet by the Secretary of
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    Reserved seats for M.Cs
    188 5 ]y|R. NAIR has also asked Ihe Municipal Secretariat whether it was correct that three first class seals were alwa>s reserved for "visiting Municipal Commissioners" in Victoria Theatre for every show. If so, who are the Comm.ssioners entitled to this special privilege and what are Hie grounds
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    13 VEHICLES INSPECTORS PASS EXAM
    141 5 JN reply to questions by Mr 8 S. Manyam (Progress w§ Norih Ward), the Ifunici] retnriat sta'es that 17 re* inspectors sat for the $160 examination held last m« i Thirteen passed and four lulled. The minimum percent., e rtqu)red for a pass in this
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    Federation cargo figures
    19 5 More t i lion ton' ri'M in por;.s in i Janu i Federation Gov* ed yester
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    BACKGALWAY GREER AGAIN
    251 6 He is all set for promotions From ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. QALWAT GREER should complete a double tomorrow, the concluding day of Selangoi Turf Club's Aug-Sept. meeting. He receives a penalty of 17 lb. for his record-breaking win on Wednesday and without knowing anything official I
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    19 6 Cpl. Lawrence Bax ol Hcng* Konn Land Force* winning the 100 metres breast -stroke in Wednesday's FARELF swimmint* championshins.
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    Non-acceptors tomorrow
    61 6 THE following horses will not start at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow: Claudius. Egyptian Queen. El-Alamein. Show Boy. White Lil-ic. Currency Boy. Malleable Mouldings. Quicksilver. Atom Age. Jeanne D'Arc. Best Wishes. Trobella, Brunice. Artist's Rifle. Admiral Peter. Victorine. Release 11. Steeltrap. Gilian, Kudat. Thunder. Millenden. Grand Dombey. Tuituillia, Opera. W
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    EXTRA MATCH FOR TOURISTS
    28 6 An additional time has oeen fixed for the South China A.A. soccer team who will meet Sir sipore A" m\ Jalan Baaar Stadium tomor
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    MATCH POSTPONED
    27 6 Yeaterday'a s a.f.a. div. ja League match between Guard Dog and Marine Department was postponed to today. The mntch will be played at Qeylang Stadium.
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    COURTENAY IS SAFEST WAGER TOMORROW
    1286 6 COURTENA Y IS SAFEST WA GER TOMORRO W PAL WW GREEKS 17 lb. penalty is not excessive when a line is taken through the handicapping of the rest of the field. He won with something in hand and ran the SH. in 1 min. I 5 sec. which is only
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    Tommy Farr scores points' victory
    139 6 TK)MIYIY Farr, former British heavyweight chamA pion now on the comeback trail, outpointed Steve MeCall of Washington, D.C., last night. The 37-year-old Farr already has won back the heavyweight championship of his native Wales, and British boxing experts say that is as far as he
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    Island Club ties for Sunday
    232 6 PARTNERS, scorers and starting times for the Island Club President Vice-president's prizes Competition on Sunday morning. Sept 2 are: First Tee: 8.45 K. T. San (8) R. M. Rajoo (18); Yong Loon Chong (7) S. L. McNee (24). 8.50 D. W. McMullan (9) N. S.
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    C'WEALTH IN STRONG POSITION
    352 7 C 'WEALTH IN STRONG POSITION Declare at 341 -7, Weekes hits 117 nmmonwealth team were in a strong j tsitiofl at the end of the second dav of their gainst an England 11 at Kingston, yesterday. They scored 341 for seven I in reply to England's 189 and before ,fook
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    43 7 FRHGUI LADY KEIGHTLEY presents the Generals' Cup to LCpl. Dist^.v7?f» Wh w r^ CCiV 5 d I 1 "I" beha,f of Singapore Base District after Wednesday's FARELF swimming championshipsat the Singapore Swimming Club between competitors from Singapore. Malava and Hong Kong. Free Press
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    Scoreboard
    123 7 ENGLAND— Ist Inns 189. COMMONWEALTH— Ist Inns. Mankad Ihw Rhodes 38 He.id.ey Ibw Jackson 2d Weekes e b Mnncer li: Worrell b Muneer 51 Hazare b Muncer 11 I mrijjar b Rhodes 1 Pettiford b Muncer 5 Barnett not oat 52 Tribe not out 41 Extras f Total (for
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    HARROW'S U.K. SOCCER TIES
    218 7 FE following are football fixtures for tomorrow: FIRST DIVISION arsenal v Sunderland Blackpool *J Wolves FloPon Man. IT. Derby Stoke ulham T Charlton .iverpool Huddersfield rlanc heater C. v Aston VilU liddlesbrough r Burnley ,owc*>tle v Tottenham -ortamouth v Chelsea V Bromwlch v Preston N.E. SECOND
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    COUNTY CRICKET WASHED OUT
    357 7 COUNTY cricket was almost a complete washout yesterday and it was several hours after matches had been abandoned for the clay through heavy rain A. I that the sun came out. No plav at all was possible in the Leicestershire versus Lancashire. Hampshire vs. Essex. Gloucestershire
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    Fighting breaks out after decision
    368 7 GAVILAN v. GRAHAM I/'ID GAVILAN of Cuba made a successful first defence of his welterweight crown against Billy Graham on Wednesday on a split 15-round decision that was so unpopular that a riot was threatened in Madison Square Garden and Graham's manager made an official
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    U.S. v. SWEDEN IN MELBOURNE
    35 7 rpHE United States and Sweden have agreed to play their Davis Cup interzone final round matches in Melbourne on Dec. 13 and 15 the Australian Lawn Tennis Association said yesterday.
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    Seletar score six goals v. Lodgers
    271 7 ROYAL Air Force Seletar and G.H.Q. both gained wins in United Services soccer matches yesterday. The Airmen travelled to rival station Changi, and beat Lodger Units by six goals to one. G.H.Q. received R.A.F. Tengah on their home ground at Tanglin and gained a
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    Victor Seizas beats Ken Mc Gregor
    170 7 SEVENTH seeded Victor Seizas scored the first major upset of the United States singles tennis championship when he beat Australia's Ken McGregor 4-6, 7-5, 7-5. 6-4, yesterday in the fourth round. Twenty-five year-old Seizas who Is naving one of his best years. beat McGregor
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    RANDY FOUND IN A LONELY FARMHOUSE
    510 7 RANDY FOUND IN A LONELY FARMHOUSE {While SUGAR RAY took an off day 'from training and stayed at home, j RANDY TURPIN and brother Jackie went for a run— and got lost. DANDY Turpin's camp reported he got lost yesterday morning while doing: road work with brother Jackie on the
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    WRIGHT IN GOOD FORM v. TOURISTS
    209 7 DOUG WRIGHT, the Kent and England spin bowler, had one of his good days yesterday at Canterbury for Kent against the South Africans. Play was restricted to a few hours only but the tourists had gone to 42 without anv trouble in reply to
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    UK soccer results
    45 7 YESTERDAYS United Kingdom football results were: SECOND DIVISION Hull City 4 Coventry City 1 Notts County 4 Queens P.R. 1 Swansea Town 7 Barnsley 0 THIRD DIVISION (Northern) Scunthorpe U 2 Chester 2 IRISH GOLD CCP (First Round) Crusaders 1, Clenavon 2.
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    FARMER BECOMES PRINCE
    154 8 FARMER BECOMES PRINCE LONDON, Fri. A notice in the official London Gazette yesterday disclosed that farmer George Manslieid has decided to resume his rightful title of Prince Friedrich George Wilhelm Christopher Von Brunssen—grandson of Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm. The prince, now a naturalised British sub.ect, has been using the name Mansfield
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    'INVASIONS' IN BERLIN
    41 8 Armed Soviet soldiers and 0 nan people's police :\vice invaded the French ar of Berlin yesterday. On both occasions they chased back over the sector boundary by French r iry p ilice guards and n police.- Reuter A.P.
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    LABOUR TO FACE_BEVAN ATTACK
    411 8 Congress expects hot critics LONDON, Friday. THE Labour Party set the stage yesterday for a showdown battle to decide whether Mr. Aneurin Bevan and his rearmament rebels can force the policies on Britain's governing party. The battle lines were clearly drawn in the final agenda announced
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    51 8 picture. Donations totalling; $>5,000 for various Singapore charities have been made to celebrate the wedding: of Mr. Ng- Eng Kiat, nephew of a rubber merchant in Singapore. Mr. Ng Quee Lam, and Penang -born Miss Kan? Poay Hong, which will be celebrated at the Nan Chiau Girls' School nn Sunday.-
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    SCRAP WANTED
    22 8 The U.S. Defence Production Administration yesterday authorised the purchase of U.S. $7,000,000 worth of iron and steel scrap overseas. Reuter
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    'PROPHET'S' HUNGER STRIKE FAILING
    224 8 BREMEN, Friday. 4 MAN who wears a donkey's tail and ears and calls himself "Prophet Yhah" has failed to move the U.S. Consulate by his five-week hunger strike to regain U.S. citizenship. "Teut Becker is a stateless person." a Consulate spokesman said yesterday. For that reason
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    U.K. INCREASES AID
    21 8 Britain plans to increase the contribution she is making towards the relief of Palestine Arab war refugees. —A.P.
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    15 nations propose a war crimes court
    239 8 1 5 nations propose a war crimes court GENEVA, Friday. ANEW international court, with powers to try individuals on war crimes and similar charges, was proposed yesterday by legal experts of 15 nations. They completed the last of the 53 articles of a proposed statute to be submitted to the
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    The 'Queen' was held up
    159 8 The 'Queen' was held up LONDON, Fri. AFTER a loi of trouble yesterday a 21-year-old English girl, Daphne Holmes Parkinson, became a "Queen." She was married to the -King" of the Cocos Islands, 23-year old John CiuniesRoss, who came all the way from his little "kingdom." a speck of coral
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    BACK AFTER SEEING INGRID
    47 8 Dr. Peter Lindstrom and his 12-year-old daughter, Pia. returned to New York yesterday from visiting the child's mother. Ingrid Bergman. Asked if he had any new romantic interest in his life. Dr. Lindstrom smiled and said: "Yes, this one." nodding towards Pia.- A.P.
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    Tin price drops in London
    110 8 THE price of tin in London tumbled further £55 a ton .to just under £900 a ton yesterday after a fall of more than £100 the day before. On Monday and Tuesday it jumped £100 a ton. The full record of its erratic course is
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    S. KOREA ADMITTED
    21 8 South Korea wa s yesterday admitted to the World Federation of U.N Associations after a heated debate.- A.P.
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    Firmness in many sections
    153 8 LONDON, Fri. HELPED by overnight buoyancy on Wall Street, the London Stock Exchange yesterday registered a firm tofie in many of its sections. Supporting orders were, however, generally routine investment and buyers were not aggressive. Scattered gains of onesixteenth were shown by British Government funds and
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    CROWD BOOS PREMIER
    68 8 A boo-ing Nazi saluting crowd surged against a police barrier in an attempt to overturn Prime Minister Sidney Hollands car last night as he left a Wellington theatre where he had given his final election address. Polling in the New Zealand general election takes place tomorrow. The
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    NO RADIO AID
    38 8 The Indian government has decided that broadcasting facilities will not be available to any political party for electioneering purposes next winter when India's first general elections under the new constitution are to be held.— Reuter
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    Age of expediency
    75 8 pjjRS. Ceola Watson, 37, of Buffalo, New York, won an,fl nulment on Wednesday on the grounds that she was under age at the time of her wedding. "Why did you wait 21 years before starting this action to annul your marriage?" asked the Attorney after it was
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      Masthead
      10 1 Singapore AIR DAY Free Press Supplement FRIDAY. August. 31. 1951.
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      Malaya needs keen men for aviation
      928 1 Malaya needs keen men for aviation IE OBJECT OF AIR DAY IStoISctT AIR MTMnPHMPcc T E GENERAL PUBLIC AND to qtimh ESS AMONG COLONY TQrm ,1? STIMULATE THE YOUTH OF THE LULONY TO TAKE AN INTEREST IN AIR MATTERS." E 3ANISE— NOW— TO MEET IY FUTURE EMERGENCY" A message from
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      WHAT YOU'LL SEE AT KALLANG
      516 1 WHAT YOU'LL SEE AT KALLANG |MIK ACCENT in tomorrow's big nir day display by more than 50 R.A.F. aircraft will be on Meteor and. Vampire jet fighters which will, among other things, indulge in high-speed aerobatics. There will also be an air race, supply dropping and many other demonstrations by
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      ADVICE TO MOTORISTS: KEEP IN LINE
      813 2 ADVICE TO MOTORISTS: KEEP IN LINE Special traffic arrangements have been made and if these are followed there need be no unnecessary hold-ups tomorrow TilK cooperation ot Singapore's motoring public in keeping regular lines of traffic when approaching Kallang Airport tomorrow is asked by the Colony's Traffic Chief, Mr. \Y.
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      East Asia needs second class air travel
      271 2 East Asia needs second class air travel WITH aviation progressing us it is nowadays, will the public one day he offered second rl.iss air travel? Singapore's Director of Civil Aviation, Mr. Albert Walter Savage, who began his apprenticeship when aeroplanes were held together by string and glue and sometimes not
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      A SHARE IN ADVENTURE
      565 3  -  J. C. BEHAGUE The Air Training Corps in Sinaqpore is an excellent example of how young men from every community and walk of life can work and play together in harmony. by i star the spirit adventure, to sports and les in healthy and to develop
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      Tombstone of an unknown Ta bby
      234 3 Tombstone of an unknown Ta bby QNE of the Tiger Moth w elementary training planes of the Singapore Squadron of the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force carries this painting on its fuselage:— Thf* painting is 'the 'ombslone cf an unknown Tabby, who cho;se the aeroplane as an unauthorised maternity ward. The
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      Malaya's airline is growing fast
      406 3 MALAYAN Airways is now a few months more than four veins old and in this short space of time has grown into one of Ihe largest airlines in the colonies. The company started with three five-seat Airspeed Consul aircraft, a few months later purchased three
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      Twice the speed of sound
      754 4  -  COURTENAY EDWARDS by BRITISH TECHNICIANS ARE WORKING IN GREAT SECRECY ON DEADLY MISSILES THAT CAN BE GUIDED TO THEIR TARGETS OVER THE GREATEST RANGE. AMERICA'S "highest and fastest" flight, now -estimated at 1,300 m.p.h. at 70,000 ft., made with a rocket propelled, piloted aircraft the
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      62 airlines to confer in London
      36 4 62 airlines to confer in London Uh Westminsters .vorkis lines ill' < eluded) month In rev* and to la> >j I \c;h>f the Air jjjjj tion i born In 191 Sii I Soul Afric and B I
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      MAPPING, MALAYA FROM THE AIR
      959 5 ami oanait work in thp fnr-n **i \m-a m me lorm of Malaya s new maps. I i backed by I idcquatc svs- ;uhl radar a modci !i i hike off lumIhousand thoul its crew Ihc ground, large! with accuracy, ii lo base Ihc worst
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      33-AND GOING VERY STRONG INDEED
      1118 6 33-AND GOING VERY STRONG INDEED Although this brief history oi the Royal Air Force upon its tasks in two World Wars based upon Eur its operations all over the world have reflected the traditions and basic policy of constant flexibilii adoption of new ideas. Into 33 years, the P, a,
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      Wounded find comfort here
      917 7 THE FLYING AMBULANCE SERVi ACROSS THE WORLD IS A HEAVY AND EXPENSIVE COMMITMENT FOR THE RAF.. BUT IT PAYS INESTIMABLE DIVIDENDS IN HUMAN HAPPINESS AND MITIGATION OF. THE SUFFERINGS OF WAR. SINGAPORE and its people are playing a l>i^ part in an important contribution by the
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      MALAYA NEEDS YOUNG MEN FOR AVIATION
      323 7 MALA YA NEEDS YOUNG MEN FOR AVIATION (Continued from page U aircraft to provide a network of air taxi services covering the whole of th» Federation. "Similar plans are being considered for meeting the internal air transport and communication requirements of North Borneo. "All these are healthy signs which point
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      BEAUTY AT KALLANG
      306 8 The perfect air hostess AIRLINE officials in Britain, the United States and on the Continent have different opinions about what a perfect air hostess should be but all are trained and groomed strictly to regulation patterns British airlines are the most particular. They demand a high standard
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      Don't forget to get a programme
      235 8 Don't forget to get a programme EVERYBODY who attends Air Day at Kallang will take with them vivid memories of the flying display and the multitude of attractions on the ground. Many, however, will want a more concrete souvenir of the occasion than mere memories; they will find that this
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      FASHION SHOW AT AIR BASE
      813 8 A BULLDOZER weighing 91/2 tons has been dropped by parachute from a United States Air Force transport airplane at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. It was done to test a combat landing strip. Six 100ft. parachutes supported the bulldozer as it floated down. SYDNEY, headquarters of
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      Flying—at a tew cents a trip
      416 10 Flying at a tew cents a trip many other aspects. IJnlike a light aircraft with a powerful engine shattering the solitude of the clouds, the glider floats like thistledown with Just the bare whistle of wind through the struts Today pioneer work j. still going on. New and better gliders
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      —and oyer the jungle
      820 9 and oyer the jungle The helicopter is fast beginning to play a big part in flying the world over. And it now even carries passengers between big cities in Britain. Wf/S !S A SKETCH of a proposed hehdrome n^* co^ tr 1 Nation), situated over the uctlo l l nl^/
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      JUNGLE MANNA
      994 11 J UNGLE MANNA The technique of Qi lnn i„ between Ihe RAF and th* n?^ 3 WOrked out in Ma,a Y a in Ihe history ol warfare for ZT* rCes is uni^ e of climate. wX e aVe hS di lCulUeS eawer and navigation been so great. WHATEVER ruture historians
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      AN AIR HOSTEL FOR ANIMALS
      785 12  -  JOHN GULLICK London Airport will soon have an Animal Air Hospice designed to deal with the growing volume of travelling birds and beasts. by T I growing volume air-travelling aninia birds and n p has prompted the design of an airis i c first i
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      Finest air port in the world
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