The Singapore Free Press, 2 May 1952

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    37 1 The Singapore Free Press IsABGBSX Af 'f _Mflrt^ iMig -ifi -____f^y^ ii i i i ■■■■m i iii i i i Mi. ■m i -Swiisiffl---i-i i No. 18,381. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAX S, lf«. ______i_______A PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    TOKYO HAS UNEASY NIGHT
    352 1 'TTV !lllv> lt i rmpSi§ohce ___■> '_i*i ir _r _J__^ __f r j. vmerwm far Red attack AMERICAN TROOPS Uv«iga_idB of Japanese police stood by last night as police headquarters warned of possible fresh trouble after daylong battles with thousands of Communist May Day rioters yesterday.
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    Indians told: 'It's too late'
    216 1 Indians told: 'It's too late' COLOMBO, Frt. THE Ceylon Premier, Mr. Dudley Senanayake. s d yesterday that it wa^ legally and constitution* ally impossible to summon the dissolved parlia■khil for the restoration of t!r? franchise for nationals of Indian origin. I wis stated on Wedne-i--iif hat C y!on would be
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    60 1 picture. TWO MALAYAN NURSES, Agnes Tan (left) and Alice Tan met Ala star Anna N eagle at the Royal College of Nursing, Henrietta Place, London, when Sir Philip VVarter, chairman of the Associated Picture Corporation Ltd. presented a cheque fee £10,580 10s. del. to Countess Mountbatten to help m the
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    Money demand at bus stop
    95 1 Five Pres s Staff Reporter 4 GANG of six Malays de--41 maided money last night f ■ri two poultry farmers. Ker Basi Guar, and Ng Wan j eng, who were both waiting JJ a bu_i near the 101 m.s C '»ig; Road Singapore. •Ml Ke
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    INVESTIGATION INTO AIR CRASH
    40 1 The future of the Govern-ment-owned Deccan Airways will be considered by the special Judicial body investigating last Wednesday's air crash near Hew Delhi, which killed nine people. The line has had three fatal crashes since -November.
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    Saucer was jet plane
    58 1 Free Press Reporter SCORES of telephone callers to the Free Press this morning claimed that a flying saucer with a tail on it was doing "Jlgure-of-eighV' turns m the sky over Singapore. But it was oulv a RAF jet fighterplane flying at a very high altitude
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    U.S. 'Voice' challenge to Stalin
    119 1 U.S. 'Voice' challenge to Stalin WASHINGTON. Fri. rE Voice of America yesterday challenged the jxussian Premier. Josef Stalin, "to x end a group ol your own general staff" to verify that some 100,000 Communist prisoners m Korea are unwilling to return home. The challenge was issued as "American and other
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    Naval talks on Med.
    37 1 LONDON, Fri. "\TAVAL CHIEFS of the 1* United States and Britain will meet here on Monday m a further attempt to Wash out the problem of top NATO Naval Command m tbe Mediterranean.
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    'RUBBER TO RUSSIA: NO CHANGE IN POLICY'
    123 1 LONDON, Friday. r |^i_ Government yesterday gave a categorical A assurance that there has been no change m Britain's rubber policy stipulating that exports to Russia shall be scaled to lef estimated normal civilian requirements. Asking for the guarantee, Mr. John Bevins. Conservative,
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    Schoolboys snub Peron
    213 1 BUENOS AIRES, Fri. f|NE ef Buenos Aires' bi*v* gest high schools staged a protest walkout yesterday against a Government order to listen to the broadcast of President V Peron's speech at the open--3 ing of- Congress. Bis speeches em these occasions usually last few hours. children m
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    'GERM' DENIAL ASKED FROM MALAYA
    102 1 r/E Chibese scientists have written to 1-hr. Wu Lien Teh a prominent Chinese scientist of Malaya, asking him to "reconsider" reported statements ridiculing Communist charge! of bacteriological war f^in Chin* up here quoted theirjetter J? s««s__ sax* A Ah'm h an American news, service m
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    600 CATTLE DIE
    20 1 Rinderpest ha s killed 600 cattle ln the Namprussi district of the northern Gold Coast.- A. P.
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    BUT IN OTHER CITIES THE DAY PASSED QUIETLY
    354 1 LONDON, Fri. TRADITIONAL May Day parades and demonstrations passed off peaceably m most of the world's capitals yesterday though there was violence m Tokyo, Berlin, Macao and Athens. Marshal Stalin watched the power of the Soviet Union march through Red Square decked
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    PENANG RACE SCRATCHINGS
    74 1 rpHE following is the order •1. of running and official scratchings fee tomorrow's Penang races: f. Race 1: CL 5. Div. t 5*4 (2.15 p.*.). Skyscraper. RACE 2: CI. 5, Div. 2— RACE 3- vL 5, IHV. 7F. (3.15 p.m.). NiL __3 _UCE<:O.^Wt.MF. (3.45 p.m.). Linkshir RACE
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    MILITIA BOYS AT WATERFALL
    46 1 MILITIA BOYS AT WATERFALL pielure. MILITIA BOYS from Wardieburn Camp, just outside Kuala Lumpur, bathing at a natural waterfall two miles from their camp, after their water supply was eat ell by floods which broke a ninelin c at the Was mile. .Slang Gates. Free Frees
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    Be got £25,000 win on £2
    155 1 j* r LONDON, Friday. FjfM^N who waged £2 on two horses yesterday* won A £25,00* 13s. 3d. The figures were released by Mr. William Hffl, a London bookmaker, who said he believed the payoff— the odds were about 12,000 to 1 —was the largest
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    U.K. PRESENTS DAMAGE BILL
    44 1 CAIRO. Fri. BRITAIN yesterday asked Egypt for £1.500,000 damages for British property destroyed m the Jan. 26 "black Saturday" riots. The bill was presented to Foreign Minister Mohamed Abdel Khalek Baasouna Pasha by the .British minister. Mr. H. J. Creswell.
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    Marines crouch below A-blast
    191 1 LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Frt. AN atom bomb exploded A over the Nevada de-. sert yesterday 7,000 yards* from 2,150 liaiiiK.ii crouching m foxholes., Reported to be "medium mwea. m it was dropped from an Air Fbree plane.* Reporters were banned from the scene, but the blast
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    Bookie named as key suspect
    81 1 NEW YORK, Fri. A 30-year-old ex-convict bookmaker wag named yesterday as the key suspect m the revenge killing of Arnold Schuster, a young do* thing salesman who pointed out nank robber Willie Sutton to the police. The suspect was identified; aa John Mazziotta. Police said
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    UNKNOWN
    707 2 Hints Iran ss esthusiastic ■sa— wfcsss ***** sonetines leads bin astray f|*HE world cannot yet <Jo without popular preachers. The old-style evangelists no longer draw great crowds, at any rate m Britain. but there are many to take their _")_3.C6 Mr. Gayelord Hauser is one of them. He preaches
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    37 2 Red-head and' white marks make a combination that's far from cold, especially when the "Eskimo 0 is vivacioas Windmill Girl Maureen O dea. Maureen is appearing m a new edition of Revudeville the Windmill Theatre. London,
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    They're Going to March in Britain
    648 2 The Blair Atholl girls from New- Zealand have a fetish for foot-slogging, says Donald McCormick OOMEWHERE on the ocean this weekend is a party of 13 girls who are going to show Britain a new sport. They are the Blair Atholl Girls* Marching Team,
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    315 2  -  Jone Joyee *r CAN you picture the average American teenager? Not the film version but a real girl, hardworking, ambitious, and, of course, beauty and fashion conscious. Let's cafl her Betty. Ehc's going to be important to Britain because her clothes are now being copied and produced m Lancashire
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      61 2 Solution To Crossword Mo. 650 YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION. Across: ft. Make ends, 7.. Meet. 8. Confetti S. Thor. .11, Grieg. 14, Shaw. 15, Clapper 16. Pets. 17, Arden. 19, Dodo. 21, Weekends. 22. Mere. 23. Register. Down: 2, _ynour. 3, Eiffel Tower. 4, Note. 5, Smithereens 6, Below. If, Hard. 12.
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    RED CHINA RENEWS DOPE RUNNING TO U.S.
    388 3 RED CHINA RENEWS DOPE RUNNING TO U.S. nr.AeiisfTi.icrr WASHINGTON, Friday. pOMMUNIST China again is opening the flood sates on dope smuggling into the United States, and is damping heroin m an attempt to get foreign exchange. t_r M 5; A J Anslln *er, Federal Commissioner of Narcotics, had warned the
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    34 3 SHE IS NEW to films, but Hollywood hopes she stays. She has an unusual first name "Merry". She's Merry Anders, 20th Cen-tury-Fox starlet, beginning her film career m "With a Song m My Heart."
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    Bit snake, made it wriggle
    106 3 Bit snake, made it wriggle MELBOURNE. Fri. ASSAKE bit a man, so I a man bit the snake ormer jockey Harold B ioefs Flemington hotel. When a snake-keeping r salesmen drooped a 7 /> carpet snake, known as A. v on the bar- counter some feVoic -drinkers back-.-1 away. 3
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    Bridge Hand
    294 3 AMERICAN players who partikpatsd m the Worlds Cfcampta—sbip play against the Italian Btmw m Naples last ■eai ban expressed their opinions he merits of the highly heal Italian bidding system. 8a li interesting to hear what Urn I attani think of the Ameritia earns game Federico Rosa cSes
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    New call for a ban on stage nudes
    135 3 New call for a ban on stage nudes LONDON, Pri. A STRONG protest against I** the "continual exploitation of nudity" on the British stage and its "toleration" by the Lord Chamberlain is contained m the 19-.1 report of the Public Morality Council. The stage plays sub-com-mittee declared that conditions permitting
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    CARPET MISSION
    32 3 The Department of Wafds, Damascus, -which administers Muslim trusts, has dispatch* ed a mission to Persia to buy carpets for the famous Omayyad Mosque and other mosques m Syria.- A.P.
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    GET-AWAY IS HARDEST
    52 3 Hardest job for pilots nowadays is getting away from airports, said 80/\C Captain B. Frost at the convention of the International Airline Pilots' Federaton at Sydney. He said freight, mail, customs and flight clearances, passengers' catering and other formalities were taking more time than the actual flight.
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    RELIGIOUS TALKS
    42 3 An 800-delegate three-day Bible conference, organised by the Israel Biblical Research Society to discuss religious, geographical and historial aspects of the Old Testament, has just ended ta Jerusalem. Vote of lie conference: To meet more often and collect more members.
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    EMPHASISE THREE R's, HE ADVISES
    153 3 EMPHASISE THREE R's, HE ADVISES LONDON. Fri. rERE is too much experiment m new methods of teaching, Mr. E. W. Arnott, of Leeds, told the National Association of Schoolmasters' conference at Harrogate. He said: "Often the worth of a teacher is measured by the number of experiment-* he carries out.
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    BURGLARS LEFT KISS ON MIRROR
    130 3 LONDON, Fri. r r O girls, aged 16 and 14, who feigned sleep while burglars were In their room and raised tne alarm as soon as they left were praised at West Ham Quarter Sessions by Mr. Evelyn Russell, prosecuting. The girls, who were alone
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    Easter flashback
    36 3 A gigantic Easter egg 7ft. high, 4ft. round and weighing a ton was sold m Milan for £1,700. It was solid chocolate and the local children are still trying to discover who bought it.
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    'Plungers' for men
    48 3 SYDNEY, Fri. AUNG'S Cross tailor is making "plunger shirts for mcii who want to display a masculine torso. He got the idea from a Hollywood cable announcing a design inspired by the bared torsos of Enrol Flynn, dark Gable and •liter fih-t stars.- Reuter AAP
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    Tito makes a pledge
    75 3 BELGRADE, Fri. PREMIER I TITO tpld the newly-founded Union of Yugoslav .Reserve Officers that Yugoslavia could, if necessary, place an army of over 2,000,000 men In the fleW. fjt j i If^.tfe Though Yugoslavia, would not join the Atlantic or any other pact "no nation who
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    Fear makes' some people guinea pigs
    85 3 LONDON, Fri. WHAT makes people volunteer to be hvunottseri on the std*? r Said Mr. Thomas Greaves, a member Uf I*#| ?Flncr*ev. ture of fear and curiosity. "It is beyond human dignity for people to parade their physical and mental ailment* In pub-le.*' Indiscriminate
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    Driver 'paints' Queen in tin-foil
    183 3 Driver 'paints' Queen in tin-foil LONDON. Frt. MR. Wilfred Perry, a 49--year-old Walthamstow trolleybus driver, whose hobby is making pictures from coloured tin-foil wrapping, has just had two accepted by the Queen. One is a portrait of the Queen m evening dres s and the other a picture of Donald
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    Sino-Jap trade talks begin
    64 3 fPWQ Japanese industrialists JL Kisuke Miyakosi and Kel Hoasi, have had a series of private talks m Moscow on the possibilities or a resumption of Sino-Japanese trade with Lei Jen Mm, Chinese Vice Minister Of Trade. Lei arrived with the Chinese delegation to attend the recently
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    FINLAND GETS $20 MIL. LOAN
    36 3 The International Bank has announced a loan of $20,000,000 to the Bank of Finland to promote the growth of Finland's industry and agriculture and to increase exports from the country. U.P.
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    30 3 Religious pilgrims just back from the annual pilgrimage to the Tibetan capital of Lhasa reported that the food situation m the Redheld "roof of the world" is now critical- A.P.
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    Flannel Foot II goes quietly
    251 3 LONDON, Friday. WALTER Ronald Jackson, 24-year-old burglar who called himself "Flannel Foot the Second." walked silently on crepe rubber soles down the dock steps at West Ham Quarter Sessions to eight years gaol. And police m seven divisions m London, two m Essex, and one
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    A FAT CHICKENS WERE PRICE OF 'DREAM GIRL'
    276 3 A FAT CHICKENS WERE PRICE OF 'DREAM GIRL' PARIS, Friday. IfICTOR Chaussunier, 45, bfs filed suit against A professional fortune-teller, demanding that she return the equivalent of £50 In each, four fat chickens, a dozen candles and ft box of nails tho price he paid her to put the "evil
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    Reds riot in Haifa
    50 3 TEL AVIV, Fri. (X>MMUNIST anti-American streamers were trampled underfoot when crowds thronging the streets of Haifa for Israels Independence Day celebrations clashed with Communists. Fights broke out when Communists appeared carrying streamers proclaiming "Long live the Israeli Army free from American influence". Police restored order.— Reuter
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    BONNY LASS
    22 3 SHE bears a fine old Scottish name she's Joyce Mackenzie and she's more than last decoratiTe en the studio let.
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      140 3 THE SUM NEVER SETS OM THk WHITE CROSS Of St. JOHN FLAG DAT SATURDAY MAY 3RD 1952 ST. JOHNS AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION AND BRIGADE HELP US TO HELP YOU CIVE GENEROUSLY Space by Courtesy i WUHam Jacks k Co., (Malaya) Ltd. «oo4o«o_oo__H_iHiM_H_n__n__aoH_M_Hi ___j^ mi -l f w y__i_____^__i I^^^. -^.^-^sSn^^^^^^^w -I
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      420 3 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, your originality, inventiveness and versatility can he trained lata a real asset Yet, If yoa let thi« characteristic lead yen aimlessly from one thing te another, yoa can all tea easily beeone a charming Jaek-ef-aH-trades, yet a master ef aaae. Oa the ether hand, aa*
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      16 3 BUCKLEY "HE ALWAYS CLEANS THE ICE CREAM CANS THAT WAY I" «y i i J-»t VMmi'm)<k«
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, May 2, 1952. Price of banditry
    502 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, May 2, 1952. Price of banditry a LL Malaya must have been talkfiag yesterday about the new prices which the Federation Government has placed upon the heads of the Communist terrorists. For the higher-ups m the jungle hierarchy, the reward* offered are thrice the old
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    French Wealth is Being Hoarded
    748 4  -  STEPHEN COULTER soys millions ot dollars mw being stored outside the country AT the cash desk of a Paris bank 1 j watched a curious deal 1 A man In a country suit with a beret and yellow boots put a rag bundle on the
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    LONDON'S IRON CURTAIN
    720 4  -  JOHN WATERMAN By JgASTER began a Week late for five hundred people m London. They are the White Russian community, whose celebrations fall a week later than the Anglican and Roman Catholic Easter because the Russia Orthodox Churcli observes a different calendar— the Julian Calendar. But although
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    SPRINGTIME IN EPPING FOREST
    39 4 *__J_4_tr*__ l N^^ suddenly, mum. MMpty eanie upon this a cene hi E___in_r Fat eat __!<____ SBSl^St- W^J^ 5e green ftff His ate $fc MM *er* one feels, PITT *5 spring has come at last, I
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    WIVES PLEAD FOR 'FAIR PLAY'
    349 4 WIVES PLEAD FOR 'FAIR PLAY' LETTERS TO THE EDITOR AS a member of the weaker sex—physically but not mentally I must comment on, your editorial of Tuesday. Firstly, I think your leader writer is a complete misogynist. That is a pity, when one considers that he is living m a
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    'It's Cheapening Paradise'
    254 4 Ah, wasteful woman, she who may On her sweet self set her own price Knowing man cqnnot choose but pay How has she cheapened paradise. T__ESE lines were x written some 60 or 70 years ago and they have never been popular. But there may be a
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    Charter 'No Compliment'
    121 4 WHILE not agreeing with your leader writer's assumption (Free Press, Tuesday) that all women are witless neurotic, selfseeking creatures incapable of controlling even their miserable housekeeping money I certainly think it would be a great pity should the proposed housewife's charter ever became law. The basis of
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    The 'Lovable,' Beast
    181 4 YOUR leader ("Nagger Charta") on Dr. SummeiskUl's proposed "Housewives Charter" was obviously the work of a male and, I suspect, of a henpecked male. Man is "independent and enterprising"; the new charter will make him "a slave". Man is sometimes (how I weep for him) "lonely and
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    City will write off this $48,000
    150 5 City will write off this $48,000 pm, staff Reporter S ng -ipore City 1 i has decided c ott nearly representing paymade by preI v n debtors of so pal Conimis- 9 tj the Japanese I it st single item charges for private 1 nn drain works, "to 539.727. The
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    JAPS IN S'PORE MAY HELP TRADE: CHINESE
    179 5 JAPS IN S'PORE MAY HELP TRADE: CHINESE £HINESE rubber- traders said yesterday that it would be m the interests of the Colony to allow Japanese merchants to return to Singapore to trade. Mr. Ng Quee Lam, vice-president of the Singapore Rubber Traders Association, said many of the present difficulties m
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    Corps seeks recruits in Ipoh
    106 5 Corps seeks recruits in Ipoh KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. rE Malayan Air Training Corps will begin recruiting for its No. 3 Squadron m Ipoh this month- the Commandant. Mr. K. O. Hammett, told the Free Press yesterday. The Commanding officer of the No 3 Squadron, to be based m Ipoh. will
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    MR. YAP'S ADVICE TO MCA
    125 5 •Free' -Press Staff Reporter. MR. YAP PHENO DECK, a -City Councillor, told the Free Press yesterday that he was not m favour of the Malayan Chinese Association. Singapore branch, a* constituent, contesting the elections. -i He said the suggestion had been made repeatedly but the
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    Alleged bid for freedom
    84 5 Alleged bid for freedom PENANG, FrL MANSOOR bin Abbas, a convict who was alleged to have made a bid for freedom on April 27, was charged yesterday before the Penang Magistrate. Mr. J. A. Black, with escaping from the custody of a police constable. Mansoor was serving a three-year sentence
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    New one-way street
    74 5 New one-way street PENANG, Fri. Penang will have a new one-way street next week., from Monday, part of Penang Road, at the Parquhar Street end, will be a one-way street running from the E and O Hotel to the junction of Penang and Nor&ham Roads. Vehicles wishing to go from
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    50 5 picture. T%VO t;i__Lt»PL£D TURKISH SOUK-Rg M^K^***** to «ioUt. c*' B membew of tt£ Stoworeßed Cross BodSTmY^^mp^^y' ft.*?" ed Nations force, casualties from #||»gw^r iome o n Da Bff^ Jutlandia. who were taken on a to_T3>^blan<l by members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade ana th* Red Cre« Ifrelrfy Free press
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    Owner of dog is fined $100
    55 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Yong Tong Wah was fined $100 at Kuala Lumpur yesterday for allowing his dog to wander m Circular Road unmuzzled. Since the outbreak of rabies m Selangor owners have been ordered to muzzle and chain dogs. Ow Kheng Law was acquitted
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    Copra and oil exports
    33 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Federation exported 1,352 tons of cofcra worth $639,181 m March. Coconut oil exports totalled 3,024 tons ($2,428,021). Exports of palm oil totalled 3,574 tons ($3,493,141).
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    ST.JOHN APPEAL WEEK PROGRAMME
    114 5 Free Press Staff Reporter rS Appeal JWeek of the St. JOhn Ambulance begins on May 10 wltl* a fun fair sideshow^ and Chinese and d a_jkifel2* there wl* be a bridge, mahjong and canasta drive St Flagstaff House, starting at 7 p^n. Tickets are pric,..! at
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    These homes will be ready soon
    149 5 rr- rv; > i., > 11 _i i i v TJ fl Colony C_^.at-tw_|'s tallest buildings TIE tallest buildings m Singapore's congested Chinatown three Mocks ot_ nine-storey flats al Upper Pickering Street— are nearing completion. The flats, which are nearly 100 feet high, tower
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    MALAYAN POTTERY FOR B.I.F.
    131 5 Free .Press Staff Reporter nOTTERY made In Kuala i Lumpur will b e on view at the British Industries Fair this month for the first time. The pottery, which includes three character mugs, three porcelain Insulators and three flower vases, were made by a Chinese firm
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    NEGRI COUNCIL
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    77 5 KOTA BAHRU, Fri. rE Kelantan Government Servants Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society has declared a 3 per cent, dividend on subscription capital. The society had 911 members at the end of March. The following are the officials for the year: Chairman, Inche Mohamed bin Hassan; secretary, Mr.
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    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. k The Asian staff of the Central Accounts* Office, Postal Ser~ vices Department, will entertain Mr. B. Neyland, Controller, Post Office Savings Bank, to a farewell dinner at Chan Cheok Garden Cafe.: next Thursday at 7.30 p.m. Mr. Ney land wiU be leaving Malaya
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    ARMY SCHOOL WANTS MORE YOUTHS
    125 5 ARMY SCHOOL WANTS MORE YOUTHS MORS Malayan youths are needed by the Malayan 1 Basic Training Centre, Major J. Y. Ferguson, the commanding officer, said yesterday. He said: "There are at present 1,000 Malayan youths aft ttit centre. We are looking forward; to ft! Mi it mom recruits wtttti higher
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    25 5 Bandits set fire to an engine m a rolling shed and slashed rubber trees on an estate m the Kanthan area of Perak.
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    W LEWIS RULES MILE RACE
    836 6  - W LEWIS RULES MILE RACE ALLAN LEWIS By Penang prospects THE programme tomorrow, first day of the Penang Turf Club's Summer meeting, looks difficult, with five of the eight-event card being reserved for CI. 5 horses. The main race, CI. 3, Div. 1, 1 Mil?, may result m an all
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    Horses not accepting
    630 6 THESE horses will not start tomorrow at Penang: Temujin, Show Girl 11, Harcourt, Charlemagne, Millwall, Ursinia, Evergreen, Oakfel and Big Money. CL S, Div. 1-7 F. THE form norse m the CI. 5. Div I— 7P. event is Barnstaple «v 8.10). a last start winner on this
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    Beauman has the form to win
    540 6 Beauman has the form to win I AM going to take a risk that the going will be good enough for Beauman (8.02) to reproduce his winning track gallop. It is many months since any horse ran half a mile m 49 4/5 on the Penang course. Beauman has just
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    MORE COLOURED MEN HOLD TITLES
    358 6 By ARCHIE QUICK A black shadow hangs heavily over British boxing. It is not likely that al. the home championships wiU some day be held by coloured men. but that they will capture most of the Empire titles is a very real possibility. It is
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    DISTANCE IS IDEAL FOR PRINCESS BEAU
    293 6 pILDED DOME, Sunny Valley. Princess Beau, Oakfel and TuiLirlla over this distance, Golden Beau, Airport and Dentunny warrant consideration on recent form, while Briliant Son must be considered after his winning gallop with Beauman yesterday. Gilded Dome (9.00) finished fifth m the race won
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    100,000 TO SEE THE F.A. CUP BATTLE
    552 7  -  GEORGE CHANDLER Arsenal to play injured Daniels By A CAPACITY crowd of 100,000 will pack- Wembley Stadium tomorrow to watch two of the English League's outstanding soccer teams, Arsenal and Newcastle battle for the Football Association* Challenge Cud. Newcastle will b e out
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    U.S. CUP TEAM NEED PRACTICE
    429 7 says Carl Loveday i Miss the American Thomas Cup badminton I lean ran get proper practice, it will have a very riimnil. time against Malaya m the Challenge Roond. said team member Carl Loveday yesterday, m <ju Die-jo, California. ay -s VsiU .sure Amr i
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    SERVICES LEAGUE PLACINGS
    206 7 SERVICES LEAGUE PLACINGS LATEST positions m the Sin--1 gapore United 8-Wtee-Football Association League are SENIOR DIVISION P W D L P APte RAP (L> 1 17 14 RAP (S> 7 5 1 122 111 HM& TOT t 5 1 121 S 11 RAP (C) 9 5 1 3 23 17
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    Track notes Marco Polo runs well
    81 7 Track notes Marco Polo runs well From ALLAN LEWIS \IARCO Polo (Lansdown) went lf much better than Dar-es-Salam < Tjoa) on the Penang track this morning m an impressive spurt down the straight. Marco Polo will be hard to beat on Saturday. Broadway Bill (Charles) ran three m 42. Shmoo
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    H.K. PRAISE S'PORE XI
    89 7 \VHEN v* 800 l Kong JH >rV. 1 theTVere fully I they would take J the~ the Aw Hoe i Guimgam. .;rr,„; c "Siting team, at a I vet i tlwta honour by A. c Amateur Football g the Chinese Swim_Jifi night. f- the .two drawn.
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    EGYPTIANS LEAD TENNIS
    23 7 fl o r ilfl c ;din by two mat- i J M !VH F5. oL_f| .14 v- ..__<„ sa^.es A. P.
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    38 7 ft-**!'!** t'L rf ,ulfs: _r l <' vi v f ftl v '"2 6x fT N 2 out i! w Bristol .•K-Hen n r- 2 Colchest4-r*_L-■_H i* m IllhVal i i. r i j ,r mw*' w
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    WINNER GAME IN LAST MINUTE
    203 7 WINNER GAME IN LAST MINUTE «JC.C. ,;.;<.; ..U,.... [frSC., v I. A GOAL scored to the last minute by Singapore Cricket CU-V {-Joe-inside right Mac Donald saw them take full points against Singapore Recreation Club m yesterday's Singapore Amateur F.A. Senior league fixture oft^ the -Pacrai|g. -This £B_fcfl a grwt
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    DEAF MUTE WINS
    39 7 n~ WENTY-PO^JR-year-old Cliff Gooding who easily won the mile run at Bendigo Easter .♦thletic carnival is deaf and dumbj He cannot hear a starting pistol shot but judges his getaway by fleaes at other competitors. r
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    Clumsy shooting at the stadium
    393 7 S-B.H.PJL 1; Singapore B District 0 £INGA96Rfi Business Houses FJI. were fortunate though spirited Singapore District XI by a goal to nothing at the Stadium yesteitfay. Their clumsy and hesitant finishing ■M*ht have cost them the match, had the soldiers a little more luck. Chief
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    Yew Quee scores a hat-trick
    293 7 Yew Quee scores a hat-trick REST OF SOCCER SOCIAL A. P. played de*3 termined soccer to get the better of Blue Rover s by the odd goal m seven In an exciting S.A. P. A. Division 3A tussle at Geylang yesterday. Feature of the game was was the hat-trick scored
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    Today's USL Fixtures
    32 7 Today's USL Fixtures t SENIOR DIVISION RAF <Sf w. UJB. RAF (t> T. R.E.M.E. RAF (IP vvGJLQI JUNIOR DIVISION RAF (si) v. RAF <T) REME v. 443 BAD x iisc m M.W.
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    INDIAN TOURISTS IN TAME DRAW
    136 7 THE second send final day's play m the match between t_j_ Indian crictet^rs and the Indian GymjAaoajof Ugidoij *asvurlhU&bris*%i Te T+ v.4 tT <h^^i ssi -!T?T fr»*Tl »***_f At the close of play the Gymkhana had hit up 147 for seven wickets and the match)
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    YORKSHIRE LOSE TO M.C.C.
    229 7 JACK Young, the diminutive Middlesex slow left arm bowler who takes a benefit this pricket ~,ssasot.,: played a biff hand m the MCC's tonJ-dO-£_-fcd-S%rs-« win over Yorlwmfe at Lords yesterday. t£ x h It is not often that Yorkshire are beaten hi than two fun days'
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    181 7 Free Press WomtmSg Reporter T ITTLE Paras, who battles Golden Boy for the welterweight championship of South-east Asia at the Happy World Stadium tonight maintained his boast last night— that the Federation champion would not hind a solid punch on him. The cock-sure Filipino offers Golden Boy $5 for
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER
    146 7 MALAYA CUP SOCCER VpEGRI SEMBILAN meet JMaiv lacca m their first Malaya Cup match at Seremban tomorrow afternoon. Negri recently trounced Johore by six goals to one at Muar and fallowed up this grand performance with a spirited display against the Aryan Gymkhana team. Negri supporters are confident that they
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    India rejects new dates
    176 7 A CCORDING to a cable received m Kuala Lumpur by the Secretary of the Badminton Association of Malaya, Mr. Chteah Mah Sun, India Is raising objections to the new dates fixed for their Thomas Cup inter-zone match against Denmark. The cable was received on Wednesday from
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    SECRET PLAN FOR MARJORIE
    57 7 ipOACH Jim Monaghan has \j begun a secret plan to get world sprint record holder Marjorie Jackson to her tofe for t^ifp Helsinki Olympics, i Sinee 1 the Australian season elided recently. Miss Jackson fhas; fcept fit playtag; tennis, walking and cycling. At Helsinki she will
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    RELEGATED TEAM TO APPEAL
    201 7 RELEGATED TEAM TO APPEAL HUDDERSPIELD Town, who wfll be relegated to the Second Division of the Football League for next season, are to ask the Appeals Board of the Football League to inquire into the circumstances of the goal by wkich Tottenham Hotspur beat them m a league match on
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    45 7 (CHAMPION cyclist Russell Moekridge, who turned down $3 chance to represent Australia Ist tho Helsinki Olympic Games u\U refusing to sign a bond to remain* amateur for two years after the; games, has had his licence re- newed by the Victorian Amateur! Cyclists' Union. r
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    RAIN HITS TENNIS TOURNEY
    123 7 RAIN HITS TENNIS TOURNEY WHS British hard courts lawn 1 tennis championships were reduced on Wednesday to the* last eight m each singles nnT without a major surprise behig* registered. f AH the women's seeded players have reached the quarter finals^ while the only non-seeded player* to get through In
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    FREEDOM BID ENDED IN MURDER OF CHILD
    345 8 FREEDOM BID ENDED IN MURDER OF CHILD AST- x? 1 *>•» V •-> if f» i f 1 7-1 *rT r, CROWTHORNE, Friday. JOHN THOMAS STRAFFEN, 21 -year-old blond maniac held for strangling two little girls, was charged In the criminal asylum here yesterday with murder of a third girl.
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    U.K. rejects Persian note on Bahrein
    202 8 LONDON, Fri. BRITAIN rejected yesterday a Persian claim to the 1 island of Bahrein on the i Persian Gulf and a Persian protest against the recent visit of the Foreign Office legal adviser to the Sheikdoms on the Persian QuXt The British Charge D'Affalres
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    2 steal gin from gaol
    82 8 LONDON, Pri. BRITISH police yesterday reported a robbery of a prison. Two men went through the great iron gates of Wormwood Scrubs goal on Wednesday m full view of the guards. In a prison officers' canteen club they pointed pistols at an officer who was
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    Eiderdown caused purge of old Chen
    248 8 HONG KONG, Friday. "f AM growing old. I should enjoy some of the good 1 things of life before I die," thought Chen Chiang. Tien, magistrate of Punyu Hsien and member of the Pearl River District Communist Committee. He had been a hard-working Communist
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    ATOM PLEA FOR ABO's IN AUSTRALIA
    117 8 ATOM PLEA FOR ABO's IN AUSTRALIA LONDON. Pri. r_E Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill yesterday promised that Australia's aborigines would not be harmed by Britain's atomic weapon tests. He was replying m the Commons to Mr. Tom Driberg (Labour) who had pointed out that the testing ground was near the
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    CANBERRA JET CRASHES
    36 8 Another of the high-speed twin-jet Canberra bombers now being produced m Britain, North America and Australia crashed yesterday on a radio test flight from the Farn borough Royal Air Force centre, England.-- Reuter
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    29 8 The U-S. of Defence, Mr. Robert A. Lovett, yesterday asked Congress to authorise the construction ot military installations costing an estimated U553,027,000,000 for unidentified overseas projects.— A.P.
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    Haodley gets a present
    51 8 Haodley gets a present picture. Mr. Chua Yam Seah, salesman of the Dunlop Rubber Company (Malaya) Limited, presents s silver service set on behalf of the local A sia_ employees to the retiring Managing Director, Mr. F. A. W. Handley, at a dinner at the Happy World last night. Free
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    —IT'S A PRETTY KETTLE OF FLESH
    233 8 Church to woo lonely tars MTODLEBROUCffI, Friday. ORITISH tars were m the middle of a pretty kettle of flesh yesterday— so church-going beauties against the painted dolls of the waterfront. The Rev. Cyril Kettle organised the church girls to swarm over the dockside area
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    MENZIES, 'MERE STOOGE OF U.S.'
    58 8 The Menzies Government was tending to become a mere satellite of the United States m important matters, the Australian opposition leader, Dr. Herbert Evatt, charged m a statement yesterday. He said the Government was not maintaining the wartime position of a partnership based on United
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    62 8 Dr. Myo-Mook Lee, the South Korean minister, ln London said yesterday he has asked Britain to support a final showdown on the Korean truce talks. Dr. Lee made his appeal m a visit to Foreign Secretary Mr. Eden. Dr. Lee said he told Mr. Eden that the
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    Six die in old home fire
    35 8 Six elderly people died m a fire which destroyed a convalescent home at Branford, Connecticut. A seventh person died from a heart attack while watch- ins: the fire.- A.P.
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    Skymen race to airliner's wreck
    87 8 Skymen race to airliner' s wreck RIO DE JANEIRO, Fri. ipOTED States relief team*, ,V last night were being parachuted near the wreck of a Pan-American Airways stratocrulser near Carolina, North Brazil. The^plsne was lost with 41 passengers and crew of nine over wild __Jnngle territory on its way from
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    16 8 President Truman yesterday nominated Mr. Fiyron M. Cowen to be Ambassador to Belgium.- A.p.
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      9 1 Free Press RACE FORM Special Friday, May 2, 1952
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      12 of these horses have won
      4347 1  -  ALLAH LEWIS i Ry Gameborough beaten m a close finish DURING 1951 Asso dated Race Clubs 0 j Malaya complete j i < run demerits for the Importation of 20 raceh irsea from England which were disposed 01 t i the Club's members. borsea
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      10725 2 Form Guide For Penang Summer Meeting I THE following are the horses entered for p e nang Turf Club's meeting. This form guide is compiled by ALLAN LEWIS. HUES cuts 3. BBrnMUUkM SCRATCHED: 3S-44S X.L S-II ST °««il C ?BS2 K se-£dT if-_-M l ac h?; IIHEU Div. 4: tof
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