The Singapore Free Press, 30 April 1952

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA No. 18.319. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL SO, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    ALLIES PROTEST IN BERLIN
    567 1 Russians shoot up passengers m airliner BERLIN, Wednesday. rpHE British, American and French commandants m Berlin today protested "energetically" to Gen. Vassily Chuikov, chairman of the Soviet Control Commission for Germany, against yesterday's "unwarranted attack" by two Soyid fighters on an Air France passenger liner. The
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    Court rules Truman has gone too far
    283 1 Court rules Truman has gone too far WASHINGTON, Wed. F~BDERAL Judge David A. Pine yesterday ruled against President Truman's seizure of the steel industry and the President of the steel workers union, Mr. Philip Murray, immediately ordered a strike by his 650,000 united steelworkers. In a history-making court decision, Judge
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    Most famous nose in world turns Up in London
    391 1 Most famous nose in world turns Up in London LONDON, Wednesday. rpHE most famous nose m the world arrived m England yesterday In the liner Queen Elizabeth and within a tew ii%4QL was pushed bravely but wearily throtigft a series of stunts. Its owner, Jimmy "Schnozzle" Durante, was himself more
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    44 1 picture The Queen (right) and Princess Margaret get acquainted with Foxhunter, champion jumper, during the Olympic Horse Trials. Foxhunter is the hone that is most often associated with the name of Colonel W. Llewellyn, champion rider of Europe for the last three yean.— A.P.
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    'U.S. ECONOMY IS THE BIG RIDDLE'
    201 1 Free Press Correspondent LONDON, Wednesday. TiHE president of the London Chamber of Com- merce, Sir Frank Nixon, at the Chamber's annual meeting yesterday described as "the riddle i of the future the attitude of the United States to imports from Britain and other countries.
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    Swastika for India's navy
    52 1 NEW DELHI, Wed. r:E INDIAN naval shore establlahment at New Delhi have adopted the emblem which Hitler made famous— the Swastika. A Defence Ministry announcement said, the swastika, an ancient Indian design, represented "universal well-being, good relationship and also v the spirit of India m her
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    THREE ATTACKS IN SINGAPORE
    116 1 Free Press Staff Reporter PUMARASAMY, aged 19, a printer's draughtsman of the Singapore Survey Department, was attacked last ntofit Hiile welkins In a deserter* *re* 'n Jalan Seponff p*^"npore j ribs by an unknown assailant while another man took away his purse, containing 4n Indian, who
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    MAN TORE UP MONEY, SAID, 'I WANT WORK'
    125 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. nOLICE here yesterday ar- rested a man who tore up $10 and $20 bills m the House of Representatives corridor and threw his coat against the door of the Chamber. They said the man grabbed a revolver when he was
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    Drop in U.K. birth rate
    79 1 Drop in U.K. birth rate LONDON, Wed. BRITAIN'S birth rate m 1951 was the lowest m 11 years, latest official statistics disclose. They fell by 03 per thousand population, compared with 1950. Of every 1,000 live births, 47 were illegitimate 8 per 1,000 less than the average for the preceding
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    SABU WILL VISIT INDIA
    50 1 "Elephant boy" Sabu arrived m Southampton yesterday from the United States to discuss a new picture to be made m India. "it will be the first time since I wa« 'dlscomed' by Director Alexander Korda that I have been home for 14 years," he said, Reuter
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    BRITAIN CONSULTS U.S. ON EGYPT
    243 1 BRITAIN CONSULTS U.S. ON EGYPT LONDON. Wed. BRITAIN is consulting the United States about the serious and pronounced deadlock witlj Egypt on the Sudan question, it is believed m diplomatic quarters here. The decision to consult the United States accounts for the delay of at least a day m the
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    MALARIA OUTBREAK
    31 1 Practically all available medical forces m Saudi Arabia were called on to battle a recent outbreak of malaria m the Muslim holy cities of Mecca and Medina. A. P.
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    Allies propose a deal in Korea
    191 1 Allies propose a deal in Korea WASHINGTON, Wed. rIE United Nations w.ll agree to the Communists building airfields m North Korea after a truce if the Communists make a concession on the prisoners of war issue, according to authoritative sources here. The United Nations want the Communists to agree to*
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    Truman lies, says Tass
    56 1 LONDON, Wed. THE official Soviet News Agency, Tass, said yesterday that It was authorized to state that United States President Truman's recent statement "about some sort of an ultimatum" was an invention from beginning to end. It was apparently aimed at intensifying the war hysteiia m
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    Mild Medicine For This Skin Infection
    1156 2 Mild Medicine For This Skin Infection me SaiNiGaPoKl DLL ~j -jj .^—^m^B And don't use plaster I HAVE oeen suffering for a year from four small patches of skin disease on m y legs and hand. These sores are itchy and ooze out a sticky and transparent liquid when they
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    13 2 "Sunburn, eh! Atin't you the chap I irmmtmd for frostbit* 0 fortnight ago?"
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    'Trigger' Finger is so Slow
    276 2  - 'Trigger' Finger is so Slow Chapman Piacher By pUNMEN who want to be really quick j on the draw should use j the little finger for j pressing the trigger. It reacts three times as fast as the fore-finger when the brain orders it to move, Oxford University psychologists report.
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    MISS CHRISTY: 'I WAS CURED'
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    Solution To Crossword No. 648
    45 2 Solution To Crossword No. 648 YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION.— Across: 1. Tapestry. 6. Trump. 7. Act up. Toffee paper. 11. Steam engine. 12. Sumac 14. Outer. 15. Selector. Down: 1. Truffle. 2. Papier-mache. 3. Stamping out. 4. Rot. 5. Statists. 8. Par terre. 10. Printer. 13. Mac.
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      62 2 New Crossword No. 649 I- I I*l I I I 1 I I 111 I H ■^BBl^M II I 1 111 i -CLVSS ACROSS 1. See 10. Silky outcome 4* fat feat (7). 8. Dark wat to demand payment (3). Ifcik lor J*e, but never ymt ,<*, -8, 8). la.
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    OFFICER WENT ROUND PARIS IN DAZE
    485 3 OFFICER WENT ROUND PARIS IN DAZE French girl was his companion POCKETING 500,000 f ra^K H&?£&#n g to the British Military Delegation m France, an Army captain left his post, disappeared m Paris, and went around hotels and clubs m a "daze." Thja was admitted by .49-year-old Captain St. J^i^l^^
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    32 3 BATHING SUIT STYLES have made considerable progress Mince belles went down to the sea. Here, the Bikini is replaced by a semi-transparent model. Wearer is Barbara Bates, 20th Cen tury Fox star.
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    SOLDIER RETURNED WITH A FRAULEIN
    231 3 SOLDIER RETURNED WITH A FRAULEIN BERLIN, Wed. 4 BRITISH soldier who A returned after 4i years absence m the Soviet zone of Germany, has brought a blue-eyed, fair-haired fraulein back with him. He said: "I want to marry her as soon as possible.'' The soldier— Private Dennis E^leton, aged 25—
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    New aircraft sling for U.S.
    72 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. A NEW British aircraft catapult. nicknamed •Steam Slingshot", will be available for* use on United States aircraft carriers, the Navy said. The "Steam Slingshot" Is regarded as one of the most important developments m naval aviation since World War Two. Recent tests have
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    VESSEL SEIZED
    24 3 An Egyptian fishing vessel was seized by an Israel police launch north-west of Oaza. Four members of its crew were interned. AP-
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    They wasted no time
    79 3 They wasted no time JUAREZ, Mexico, Wed. ACTRESS Shelley Winters and Vittorio Oassman, Italian actor, were married m a civil ceremony les s than two hours after Gassman divorced his first wife. Miss Winters waited for him In a car while he was divorcing Mrs. Eleanor Richard. They drove away,
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    BUCKLEY
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    SOUNDPROOF FLOORS
    54 3 BECAUSE 2,000 families m Council flats m Bristol complain continually that they can hear the radios and noises of families living above them, all the floors m the building are to be made soundproof. The work will cost 1240 for every two flats and will take about two
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    Naked woman dies alone in cottage
    164 3 LONDON, Wednesday. A 38- YEAR-OLD woman was naked but for a coverlet of sacking when she was found dead m a de?e?ict cottage at Brooks Meeting, Chorley, Shropshire. Her parents are now accused of the manslaughter of the woman who was said to have
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    Jap ships may enter U.K. ports
    45 3 With the coming Into force of th« peace treaty Japanese *hips may eater United Kin* dom and Colonial ports under a Dlanket •clearance arcaiigement. A British Embassy official said British J^pTnaTf the same rights to enter Japanese ports. Reuter
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    BLAST KILLS 3
    22 3 Three Canadian died and aeven were Injured when an artillery ahfU exploded at the Putlos training aiETnear Oldenburg. We«t
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    HONEYMOON MAN HANGS HIMSELF
    265 3 BRISTOL, Wednesday. TWENTY- YEAR-OLD Mrs. Riga Nicholls, whose husband hanged himself m their flat the first day after the honeymoon, told the Bristol coroner m a statement: "At all times he was kind and wonderful to me." The inquest was on Gordon Beverley Nicholls. 28. a
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    Grandpa Kruschen packs up
    157 3 Grandpa Kruschen packs up LONDON, Wed. rpHE man who invented Grandpa Kruschen remember the young-as-you-feel veteran sliding down the bannister m the advertisements?— is packing up. And he is quitting because, at 76, "I am not as young and active as I was" Mr. Harold Marland, head of the 12,500,000
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    ACTION DEMAND
    53 3  -  BY CHURCH The annual synod of the German Lutheran church has ordered their leaders to ask the Evangelical Supreme Board to "take action" against pastor Martin Niemoeller. They charged that "his unfortunate tendency to mingle religious and political questions has led to unrest m public and m the
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    World war this year, says Swami
    185 3 BOMBAY, Wed. mHE first shot of the third 1 world war will be fired on September 22 or 23 this year (the Autumnal E«uinek>, when the warn crosses the equator, predicted a Hindu swami who claim, to have foretold the starting of World War
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    Bridge Hand
    318 3 North East South West 10 Put 1?! 2* 2<p Pan* so Pui 3* Past 3N.T. All Past r>ivaHAPo Bouui would have Jt been better off if he had not hid the spades, for West was warned off leading that suit and chose the diamond queen instead. North's king
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, April 30 1952. Corruption inquiry
    506 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, April 30 1952. Corruption inquiry yJO speed records have been bfo k c n m launching intensive investigations into allegations of corruption among Singapore Improvement Trust employees. It is many years since the first luxury American car rolled into Tiong Bahru and stories were told
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    The Voice that Made a Fortune
    1096 4  -  JOHN DRUMMOND After 25 yean BING CROSBY «w* rettr*-* his fans won't let him. By LONDON. fTHE biggest one-man gold mine m tne history of show business went into production just 25 years ago when an unknown crooner by the name of Crosby made
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    They Export Jews' Harps
    361 4 VIENNA. rrftE villagers of the tiny, picturesque hamlet of Molln, nestling m a fold of the Inn Valley, and hemmed m by the towering peakj of the Tyrolean Alps, have no fear of slumps, unemployment, or competition. The village of Molln has a world "corner" m
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    NEW RECORDS
    400 4 FALL A Seven Caneiones P©pulares Espanolas. Victoria de lus Angeles (soprano), Gerald Moore (piano). Sang m Spanish. H.M.V. D ***** 2. It is not often that one comes across an entire set of songs particularly by a soprano that Is pleasing from beginning to end. The timbre of
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    A Junior Orchestra Wins Acclaim
    975 4 A Junior Orchestra Wins Acclaim Music topics by PRESTO SIR Adrian Boult, famous conductor, recently said of the National British Youth Orchestra: "They are right up to the highest professional standard. These youngsters are all m the middle of an intensive education of other subjects and their minds are so
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    Talentime singer to broadcast
    413 4  -  FELIX By IRIS Sanderson, of Radio Malaya talentime fame,- will broadcast next Wednesday as guest, artist. This young singer who entertained troops and civilians m variety concerts m India Is not fond of strict tempo singing because, "It cramps the style "I believe that lyrics should
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    Gramophone
    185 4 'war' js on The gramophone d mfctot the Electric and i* cal Industries group, irttt control* H.M.V. Column* Parlophone. Regal Tmphone, and M.G.M. r-^tds, is to join battle with Deca m the kmgpUyinc fieic After many montr> experiment with new reproducing apparatus it iw W nounced it* toteatkm i
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    FISH CANNING PLAN SHELVED
    115 5 Catch not enough for industry Free Press Staff Reporter £OLONIAL Development Corporation has shelved a scheme to establish a fish canning industry m Singapore, an official of the Corporation said yesterday. Investigations had proved that it would not be possible to gather enough fish of the
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    HOT? APRIL IS A WARM MONTH
    169 5 HOT? APRIL IS A WARM MONTH Free Press Staff Reporter rriES have been taken oft, collars loosened and fans switched on all day m most homes and offices m Singapore during the last 10 days. The maximum mean temperature since April 18 has averaged 88 degress and the minimum, 75
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    Blackout schedule
    93 5 OUBSTATIONS liable to load shedding tonight arc: I 8.M.8.C., Mcßitchie. Braddell Rise, Island Golf Club. Seletar Pumps, Nee Soon, Seletar Wireless, Mental Hospital. Trafalgar Estate, New World, Bcnieierr Rd., Ban Hock Leone, Milne Bd., Jalan Pekan, Jalan Sultan. Beach Rd.. Albambra. Raffles Hotel. Sombawa Rd., Boon Tat Bti,
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    Pictures may be renovated
    133 5 HPHE Singapore City Council may renovate the portraits hanging m Victoria Memorial Hall, for the first time since the war. A Council committee has agreed to invite the artist, Mr. A. Shister, who is now hi Singapore, to report on these portraits and estimate the cost
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    Medical union officials
    104 5 SEREMBAN. Wed. Officials of the All-Ma£ayan Federation of Medical Employees Trade Union for the year are: President. Mr. Kael Singh uohare);' vice presidents, Mr. S. Manickam (Selangor), Inche Eusoff bin Din (Tg. Rambutan) secretary, Inche Sarkawi bin Abdul Razak; assistant secretaries. Messrs. R. Vearasamy and T. X
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    Press Ball will be filmed
    53 5 Tables for the international Press Ball on Saturday m aid of S.A.T.A. may now be booked by ticket holders on application to Raffles Hotel. The Ball is being filmed to the Malayan Film Unit, and many distinguished patrons, including the new Governor and Commissioner General
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    11 5 I C *2£L*3 l |Si Sltfe. .1 th. British r»dl. «an»hct««».
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    Clergy hold retreat
    70 5 Clergy hold retreat IPOH, Wed. MEMBERS of the Anglican clergy of Malaya now m Ipoh for the two-day synod which begins today held a retreat yesterday which was attended by the Bishop of Singapore Dr Henry Baines. The retreat was held m three churches for English ministers at St. John's
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    Trial claimed on bribe charge
    47 5 MUAR, Wed. Tey Eng Koh, aged 50, was charged at Muar with attempting to bribe a police constable by offering him a dollar at Jadan Muar, Tangkak. He claimed trial and was granted bail of $150. Hearing was fixed for May 15
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    City may have 4 more car parks
    160 5 City may have 4 more car parks Free Press Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE will have four new parking areas if a recommendation of the City Council's Estates and Fire Brigade Committee is confirmed Dy the Council at its meeting today. The committee proposes' that the Council accept the Government's offer to
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    SHE'LL DANCE
    37 5 ZEiMA AfERTON, 6, who will do two numbers, "Mocking Bird Hill" and "Three Little Pigs" at the dance recital which will be presented by Miss Prasanna Balan at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Miy 14.
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    LINE STEPS UP SHIPPING SERVICE
    158 5 Free Press Staff Reporter rS shipping service between the Far East, Africa and South America has now been speeded up, to offer /an express service for passengers and cargo deliveries, a spokesman tne Singapore branch of Royal Interocean Lines, told the Free Press yesterday. "We
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    33 5 picture. MR. K. J. L. Jamieson, Singapore City magistrate, inspecting: police boy cadets at a parade at the Singapore Police Training School yesterday before swearingin 14 cadet inspectors and a constable. Free Press
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    Sir Vivian shot himself—Coroner
    288 5 Sir Vivian shot himself Coroner T»HREE weeks after he was placed under "open A arrest" by the military authorities, Major Sii Vivian Tyrell Champion De Crespigny, Bart, aged 45, shot himself through the head m the R.A.S.C. officers' mess at Pulau Brani, off Singapore, the Colony Coroner's Court was told
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    Curfew breakers
    21 5 MUAR, Wed.— Six Chinese, including a woman, who were found breaking the curfew, were fined $15 each at Muar
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    Wesak Day programme
    117 5 MORE than 1,500 invitations have been issued for the mass celebration of Wesak Day, a Buddhist festival, on May 9 at 5.30 p.m. at the Singapore Maha Bodhi School Lorcog 34, Geylarig. Mr. M. Saravanamuttu, the Ceylon Commissioner m Malaya, wil' give an address. Buddhist scriptural readings
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    PAPER PLANS CELEBRATIONS
    37 5 Hie Singapore Chinese newspaper, Chung Shing Jit Pao, will celebrate its fifth anniversary on May 16 with a cocktail party between 4 i p.m. and 7p.m. at the Chung Shing Club m Cecil Street
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    7 CURFEW FINES
    23 5 SEGAMAT, Wed. Seven Chinese were fined $15 each here for violating the curfew at Kebun Bahru resettlement village. POWER STATIOX
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    3 council men back McNeice's proposal
    181 5 3 council men back McNeice's proposal THREE Singapore City Councillors on ilia Special Electricity Committee yesterday sup ported the proposal ci the City President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice. to import more skiileci technicians from Hong Kong to speed work on the Pasir Panjang power station. They said they would
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    THE PEOPLE CLOSE TO THE QUEEN
    1219 6  -  JOHN MATHER The men' th^ Princes pic&<^: ar^ en&raetic and informal. THIRD IN THE SERIES by A SMALL brass plate on an unimposing door says "Household Offices." You ring a bell, a Grenadier Guardsman admits you. and then by-passing a clutter of officers* rations,
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    NAHA—BASE FOR ATOM BOMBERS
    491 6  - NAHA— BASE FOR ATOM BOMBERS Warren White by JJ AH A, tins, typhoon-swept coral island of Okinawa, off the China coast, is fast becoming America's biggest Pacific bomber base. Superfortress bombers, which fly nightly to North Korea from here, could easily go to the big Russian eastern industrial centres around
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    A bearded Seol beats Kelly in semi-finals
    612 7 A bearded Seol beats Kelly in semi-finals Free Press Boxing Reporter a BEARDED sailor from ILM.S. Unicorn wh'ch ™***U\******* from service m Korean waters ,ast m*ht became the first boxer to beat Set Mick Kelly <Ar«y> to Singapore when toe AmateSr Boxing Association championships sem%. finals took place at the
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    75 7 Dunmow tBN bt •^•nv* bt AC Bowyer iRAF. i«* °i. M c Eastha »n iRNI tko Ta r n ,P^ef arDM tAfmy) «-**nn.v I*'* 1 1 I s 1 Doran (Army) bt d Mc w Ke:jna tArmvi; CPO Parkas R N i bt. Cpl. Hunter IRAF) tko. 3rd. Light-mi.
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    OUTSCHOORN TO PLAY v. INDIANS
    74 7 OUTSCHOORN TO PLAY v. INDIANS FRMER Colony and Singapore Recreation Club cricketer, Laddie Outschooqi, is included m Worcestershire's team to meet the Indian touring side on Saturday on Worcester ground. Outschoorn. who was born m Ceylon, has developed into a stylish batsman and brilliant field since he made his debut
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    FEW SAW THE KAYO PUNCH
    93 7 Harry Matthews of Seattle claimed his 28th knockout m 34 straight fight victories m San Francisco yesterday as an argument raged whether his final blow struck or missed Georgie Kaplan of Brooklyn. Kaplan 194 lb. was out for the count after 1 mm. and 18
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    ALAN KING IN PERAK TEAM
    59 7 The following will represent Perak m their Malaya Cup Scccer game act ist Pahang on Saturday at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground. Ipoh: Kum Choy; Sai Chong, Tuck Kons:: Hamsah. Wong Kirn Fong, Ishak; Peng Man. Eng Kirn, Guan Wall, Che© Pal. A. King. Reserves:
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    SERVICES TEAM v. HONG KONG
    44 7 Combined Services meet Hongkong FJL. at Jalan Besar Stadium today at 5.15 pjn. The Services team is: Philips (Army); Fisher (R.A.F.) Boniface (Army); Lygoe (R.N.) fkinrer (R.A.PJ Hubert (R.N.); Suleiman (RAJ.) Walker (R.A.) Slee (Army) Coates <RN) Read (R.N.).
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    Lewis? horses catch the eye
    515 7 Today's gallops m Penang F*©m ALLAN* LEWIS qpRAINER W. LEWIS took J. advantage of Ideal galloping conditions this morning and allowed his team entered for this Penang meeting, to gallop on the inside of the No. 2 grass track. Chesierei (Bagby), working on the outside
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      BONIFACE AT LEFT INSIDE
      306 7 BONIFACE AT LEFT INSIDE H M.S. Terror, 2; R.A.0.C., 0. A DEPLETED Royal Army Ordnance Corps side held [Terror m the first half of their Services Senior League match at Alexandra yesterday but two goals by centreforward Sneddon clinched the issue after the interval. The Navy team was never really
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      THE REST OF THE SOCCER
      96 7 In a soccer friendly at Geylang yesterday Haikowyu S.C. scored a three-one victory over Singapore Fire Brigade. Jacks Sports Club were awarded a walkover by Boustead Sports Club, who were unable to field a team m a Singapore B.H.F.A. Div. 2 match at Farrer Park
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      Late Changi goal clinches key match
      387 7 Late Changi goal clinches key match R.A.F. Changi 2; R.A.F. Lodgers L A GOAL five minutes from the end decided yesterday's "local Derby" m the United Services Senior League between Royal Air Force Changi and Changi Lodgers. For all-out action this was the best game seen at Changi this season.
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      R.N.A.S. RALLY EARNS DRAW
      354 7 G.H.Q. Signals 2; R.N.A.S. 2 THE Signals were leading at half-time but Royal x Naval Air Station Sembawang rallied after the interval to score two goals and earn a draw. G.H.Q. 6igs went right down to the attack at the kickoff. In this Senior League match
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      RAF Seietar beat R.E.M.E.
      46 7 ROYAL Air Force Seietar beat Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers by four goals to one m a Services Senior league match at Seietar yesterday. Seietar led one-nil at the Interval. Scorers for Seietar were Fleming (3) and Stirzaker. Slee scored for R.EM.E.
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      JUNIOR LEAGUE
      79 7 ROYAL Air Force Changi 2nd XI and Headquarters Royal Army Service Corps drew with three goals each m a Services junior league match at Changi yesterday. Half-time score was two-one m favour of R.A.S.C. Youngman (2) and McPhiMps scored for R.A.S.C.; Graham *(2) and Biggs for the Airmen.
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      G.S.C. DANCE
      55 7 Girls Sports Club have organised a dance m aid of the Singapore Badminton Association Hall Fund to be held m the S.V.C. Drill Hall Beach Road this Saturday. The Sub Committee promise a bumper time to all who are supporting a good Singapore cause. There are only a
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      IRC WIN ANYBODY'S GAME AT STADIUM
      289 7 INDIAN Recreation Club beat Singapore Recreation Club by two goals to one m a Singapore Amateur F. A. Senior league fixture yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium. It was a close affair and the small crowd had their moneys worth. Indians deserved their Win but.
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      U.K. SOCCER
      53 7 Yesterday's U.K. football results: League 111 Southern: Southend United 5 Ipswich Town 0. League 111 Northern: Oldham Athletic 2 South port 1. Scottish League "B" Division Supplementary Cup Final Second Leg: St. Johnstone 2 Clyde 2. Clyde win on aggregate score of 73. Other Matches: Burnley 5 Hamburg
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      U.K. RUGGER
      17 7 Yesterday's ILK. Rugby Union results: St. Ives 5 Swansea 5; Teignmouth 3 Gloucester 19. Reuter
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    SAMARA IS OUT TO SCALP THE CHIEF
    204 7 By MATMAN SEELIE SAMARA said yesterjlay: "I was tfro ienleht with the Ked'sklh last Saturday nißht.";«e was referring, to his battle with Cfiief Little, Wetf who betft him by .sHone pin-fall. t He admitted ol wa Jl* "tomfh guy," but added, "I can
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    Dance girl stowau'ays detained
    89 8 NEW ORLEANS, Wed. TWO stowaway dancing girls from Turkey will be deported to their own country as soon as their case has been heard by the Federal District Court m New Orleans. It is difficult to say how long that will take. In the meantime, they
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    COLOMBO PLAN NATIONS MAY REVISE SCHEMES
    284 8 COLOMBO PLAN NATIONS MAY REVISE SCHEMES F^irjl lirh i wh ifiJKrfm if iifflfi i i iiifiiT i rr jflffi LONDON, Wednesday. /COLOMBO Plan countries have decided to increase their production of rice, it was reported here yesterday. This emphasis on the immediate need tp step up food supplies m the
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    43 8 picture. KAMALINI ADIKARI. the only woman accompanying: the Indian cricket team now touring England. -The wife of the team ▼icecaptain. H. R. Adhikari. she said on arrival, "I love cricket. I want to see all the matches m England this summer/ 1 A.P.
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    SKATING STAR LOSES FURS
    65 8 Skating star Barbara Ann Scott was robbed of thousands of dollars worth of furs and jewelery last week when thieves broke into her North Toronto home. The loot included a mink coat, mink cape, an ermine coat, a mink neckpiece, a Russian sable jacket, a grey
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    DISCOVERY
    22 8 A large and beautiful cave, with prehistoric wall paintings, has been discovered m the Monte Del Castillo ol Puente Vies»o.- A.P.
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    POPE REBUKES RED CHINA
    56 8 Pope Plus XII yesterday delivered a rebuke to the Communist authorities m China for their "most lying indictments of Catholic missionaries who had been imprisoned or expelled. Vatican sources said the Pope was disturbed particularly by the increasing persecution of Catholics m Communist China and mass
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    No time to be sick
    77 8 VIENNA, Wed. pEECHOSLOVAKIA is Vj pressing its workers so hard that those who are sick must work by day and receive medical treatment by night. Prague newspapers report that a "night clinic" has been set up m one factory m Bratislava to "reduce absenteeism." Those
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    Mothers honoured
    37 8 The National Assembly of Austria recently conferred the title of "mother heroine" on 1,183 mothers who have raised ten or more children. Mothers with nine and eight children received second and third class awards. A.P.
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    PALACE SERVANTS JOIN HOME GUARD
    105 8 LONDON, Wednesday. THE Earl of Undsay, 51, lofty Scots Peer with an American accent, yesterday went recruiting for part-time soldiers m Buckingham Palace. He asked for volunteers for the Home Guard from among the cooks, fcotmen, butlers, drivers, handymen and gardeners on the Queen's staff.
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    Tribes may break away
    315 8 Seretse Knama decision LONDON, Wednesday. HPHE BAMANGWATO tribal delegation now m London said yesterday that they were still unaware why the British Government had refused to recognise Seretse Khama as their chief. Keaboka Koamane. leader of the delegation, said the tribe had accepted Seretse's marriage to
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    WEEKEND PYRAMID CLIMB
    60 8 WEEKEND PYRAMID CLIMB JEFFERSON CAFFERY, who daring hi s two years as "US Ambassador to Egypt has investigated most of the country's antiquities from top to bottom, clambered up littleknown Scila Pyramid, west of Cairo, a few days ago, during one of his customary weekend expeditions. Picture shows Caffery on
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    Tories win vote on textile tax
    109 8 Tories win vote on textile tax LONDON, Wed. T"HE House of Commons 1 last night rejected by 269 votes to 238 a Labour motion for the complete suppression of the purchase tax on textiles. The Labour motion read: ••That this House calls upon Her Majesty's Government to consider removing ihe
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    VILLAGE FOR THE AGED
    51 8 Israel, which is the only country which has a special "village of the blind," will now also be provided with a 'village of the aged" m order to give old people without families a freer and better atmosphere than they usually find m "old age homes."—
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    POSTPONED AGAIN
    31 8 Rain squalls hit the nuclear proving grounds northeast of Las Vegas, Nevada, forcing the Atomic Energy Commission to call a second 24-hour postponement of scheduled all-marine atomic manoeuvres.- U.P.
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    Holidays in rail stations
    148 8 LONDON, Wed. IMPOVERISHED Britons' latest idea for a quiet holiday is to hire a railway station and watch the trains rush— or crawl—past the front door. It's cheap, and the stations which may be rented are m English and Scottish beauty spots along branch lines where
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