The Singapore Free Press, 8 April 1953

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    Masthead
    13 1 The Singapore Freee Press "*T^7 sinf»por»? Wed.. Apr.. 8. 1953. Price 13 (Is
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    KOREA PEACE IN A MONTH
    295 1 KOREA PEACE IN A MONTH flte iKO.W. talks are mming well K l,|U,ral a rt m( h tfcf exchange m ,r Ik P 7i S<)n 7 S ra,Md ctal m London and ,v 'n tha /^'thm'-N.ar-old wa, for the peninsula will <M SOOn possiblj this month. UniJd^.V,'^^! wilIl! hor ttinn
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    Child Strikers
    65 1 rIE CHILDREN of the Swedish villaee of Bjuraker have fone on strike because they do not want back their old school teacher who went on leave They like the new one who took her place during her absence. But the police stepped m and rounded up the children
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    TWO ACCUSED OF SMUGGLING GOLD
    40 1 Two Chinese members of the Swedish motor vessel. Thai were charged m Kowloon court yesterday with attempting; to export illegally about US$B,BBO In gold bars. Revenue officers seized 33 bars from the vessel on Saturday.
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    'Please come' cables are flashed to Dave
    829 1 Reporter No. 1 badminton star, will not be for lack of vite five players and the U.S. coach. Ken Davidson The former would be Dave Freeman and his wife (also reputed to be a good player), Joe Alston. Marten Mendez. and the U.S.
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    PANIC STOCK SELLING ENDS
    93 1 Singapore Rubber Market opened at 64» 2 cents a pound, a drop of a 4 cent, from yesterday's close. But tn e *P*to of nervous stock selling which caused a 3 cent decline following the warning of a serious economic crisis by the Federation Financial Secretary,
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    IKE AND ADENAUER DISCUSS GERMANY
    34 1 President Eisenhower and the German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, yesterday began discussions that may lead to a joint United States-German position on any Russian proposal for a reunification of Germany.
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    Sub loss: Captain gaoled
    55 1 OSCAR Lorentzon, skipper of the Swedish steamer Naboland, which collided with the T urkish submarine Dumlupinar, has be e n gaoled m Canakkale. Turkey. He is charged with "at least partial" responsibility m connection with the sinking of the submarine on Saturday m the Dardanelles with
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    Tin drops £70 a ton
    68 1 The Korean pence moves c uiN<-d a sever,, setback m tin pprie s yesterday, with •C7O per ton sliced off Thursdays ciosing quotation m London, Sellers asked V.S::."> per Im for spot deliveries, while forward deliveries were quoted at V.BlO Th,. spot price has fallen
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    Politics row in S'pore pay talks
    181 1 Politics row in S'pore pay talks 1 p M William and Mr Lee :iK Mm >t i within the Council of Action when it met la.st mi^ht. luncll was preparing to ite v*.ith Cioverninen' over more pay for lower Income r roups among the Coiony'J Ii'.OOO Governtnei.t emplo;. Certain leaders
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    I-C. REDS MASS FOR BIGGEST YET OFFENSIVE
    294 2 VIKT.MIMI rebels have massed 10.00(1 men around Mm Chan. SO miles »e>t of Hanoi reach to launch an offensive within seven days agaiaUl Laos, north-western state <»f Indo-China. a French militari spokesman last night. "Such a thrust would be the most ambitious mthey
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    Bandits get the same man twice
    119 2 IM)WIN Peterson, 58. was -I held up twice within 15 minutes m Minneapolis, yesterday by the same bandits. Peterson told police one of the bandits stuck a gun m his ribs when he got off a bus. The thieves took $5 from his wallet
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    A RED EXPLAINS MOSCOW MYSTERY
    160 2 V|R. Eduard Kardelj, Yugoslav Vice-President, said m Belgrade yesterday that the reason behind the latest changes m Soviet policy was that the new regime m Moscow was forced to look for popularity among the masses. This is at the same time proof of how much
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    RACE TO SAVE MISSION
    69 2 FATHER P. J. MCGILL, a Roman Catholic priest long: under the Mau Mau death sentence for denouncing the secret society, raced eight miles through Mau Mau country m Kenya yesterday to report that 100 armed Kikuyus were threatening to attack his mission. A police patrol went
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    AMBASSADOR DIES
    45 2 The Indian Prime Minist* r, Mr. Nehru, led thousands of mourners yesterday to the funeral of the Indian amba dor to Switzerland. Mr. Asaf Ali, whose body was flown home from Berne v here he died of a t attack on April 4.
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    House of death search
    72 2 pO/./CE In blue overalls made a brick-by -brick search yes--l terday for more corpses and clues m a?id about London's inim •'house of death.'' where the battered remains of six women already have been fou nd. A pole thrust up a chimney stack by a detective
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    And in U.N. Russia's quieter on germ war
    176 2 And in U.N. Russia's quieter on germ war RUSSIA'S delegate. I atofft-M- Ma Larl germ m unusuallt i m the terday. appealed anew to the United St. the Geneva I cm 1925 outlawing bacteriological v capons. Mr. Zorin told itM 0 ona Political mmittei Si Mt t Union i> lull)
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    INDIAN CARDINAL IN SINGAPORE
    46 2 The Cardinal Archbishop of Bombay. Dr. Valerian Oraclat, has arrived In Singapore en I route to Sydney to attend an i Eucharistic Congn A reception will be held In his honour at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd today at 5.30 p.m.
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    POLICE PLAN TO HAVE MORE ZEBRAS, LIGHTS
    149 3 East-west traffic scheme PrM PrtSl Staff Reporter -UK Singapore Traffic Police may mm MrvamlinV' the east-vve> Police pi Snstru t central road div Mnre "zebr.i lEreUgl lunctiorw mr nossiblv pr<i«'st rian-oporated tratll- light J? r \l" Haxworth. Traffic aafSt automatic 111 jfJSi ordered
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    Sultan at Naples
    33 3 The Sultan of Selangnr on boa rd the liner Sydney at Naples, en route to London tor the C oronation. With him is Che Soni binte Haji Mahmud. A.P. picture.
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    They sell 'jewellery' -and filth
    128 3 r_ peddlers I k table. They hawk semi-precious :ones. 10-cent. combs and Swiss M. But hidden m special 111 pocke:s are obscene litffiture and photographs *A to those considered •safe" The men hang around hotel trances, cinemas, bars and ■ants. They also can be h-U
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    S'pore MCA plans $1m. lottery
    77 3 S 'pore MCA plans $1m. lottery THE Singapore MCA branch plans to run a $1,000,000 lottery m the Colony. Approval la being sought from I the M.C.A. headquarters m i Kuala Lumpur before details of I the lottery go to the Singapore Government. The branch plans to sell tickets every
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    THIS COLLEGE DOESN'T ADMIT MATRICULATES
    114 3 tflVrtim Free Pr ss Staff Reporter V^rORE Teachers' Training College does not reco gn Se t h e London Matriculation certificate. for adiS_S UnUm nullification Senior r- 1 khe collo c With _r.Hu m Drid Se certificate Mr H MB l n English nce> deputy
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    H.K. TRADE SHOW
    33 3 Products manufactured hy i be on display at an exhibition which will be opened al World Stadium on May 1. hibition is beii by the Hong Kong Chii Manufacturers' Union.
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    3 MIGs SHOT DOWN
    18 3 American Sabre Jets yesterday destroyed two MlGs. probably a third, and dan. rive others.
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    JAP CROWN PRINCE SEES HULA HULA
    22 3 Crown Prince Akihito of Japan watched a hula hula dance m Honolulu en Monday i night.
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    THREE TURKS RESIGN
    22 3 Xhi nbers of the rc Tevfik I of Educatl Ban f Labour and Maummer Alakant, Mini ter oi State.
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    Schoolgirls taught sex
    55 3 T HK French, always ready to R ive love more than KroiU h iv,' started sex education m one of ineir M ihmm.v 1 Xe h L cee^VnHon llis.li MM ft* ™J**»J strueted m "the human being In genera 1. tHe_tr HlM of life," "the history of
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  • The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, April 8, 1953.
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      ON THE ROCKS.
      384 4 rho believe that Malaya is beading for bankruptcy is to assume that the worst will happen. There is no reason for such panicky pessimism. But it would be folly to under-estimate the gray- ity of the warning which the Federal Financial Secretary, Mr. E. Himsworth, has given.
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    Britain Finds a Lady Champion!
    475 4 Britain Finds a Lady Champion! hi>2£SSS|HßSS£2B_Hß "A u;r 4MERICANS mourned Queen Mary almost as their own. There have been many lines for a great lady, many eulogies of the most queenly of Queens I have only one criti"ism of the American reports of Queen Mary's passing. For some reason many
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    A Red Apologises for this...
    272 4 A Red Apologises for this... PARIS. pOET Louis Aragon, has bowed to the Communist Party's ruling and agreed that the publication of Picasso's portrait of Stalin the Communist weekly publication which he edits, was a "mistake." He has written: "I agree without reservation with the Central Committee's evaluation of the
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    WOMEN 'LEFT ALONE' FOR A FEE
    163 5  -  G. T. BOON [Cain* wives teU ot lurt -»ad Reds By goose morality I thf 350 China wives who arrived m Singapore S_JzJ i the Easter holidays said yesterday that some to pa> lust-mad Ked agents to get away ie iltheir attentions i«*flM? wife
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    RADIUM IN POCKET
    60 5 !IKER at the TenM Valley Authoreel works at PaKentucky, walked I piece of dangerHum worth $7,000 ;it was a lump of 5 metal turned the radium itely after hearing rgency radio broad:plaining that eito it might prove He had kept the h piece of metal m ket
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    Oil mills face crisis unless ....
    162 5 Oil mills face crisis unless rvGAPORE oil millers have I urned Government tliat ■rWustry faces total collapse a is not allowed to come c neighbouring countries, an Indonesia. have exhausted our 3 the millers told me. k representations to Govsient. made months ago. are 1 apparently under consiration. In the
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    PUBLIC LECTURE
    32 5 ai'?^ 0 Raffles Museum 4^2 Mr. m. W. F. Won 7 g JL Ye a P ublic r OO Ge 05raphy" at n s°^ University •)rrow. l 630 P to-
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    8 new schools won't be enough
    77 5 ALL the thousands of I Singapore children now applying for admission into primary classes for 1954 will be admitted. The Deputy Director of Education. Mr. R. E. Ince. explained that it is due to lack of accommodation inspite of eight new primary schools that
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    INDIES BAN CUTS SPORE CLOTH IMPORTS
    153 5 INDIES BAN CUTS SPORE CLOTH IMPORTS 'ess c!oV S T aP re may year fv° from India •■•ionesian recessi °n and ;aru 6ia n impo rt restr icSSfr 1 1^ im Porter said, "h. c f mar ket was not les were „i tate although before not brisk Is m
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    RED IS CHAIRMAN
    27 5 The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe at Geneva has elected Josef Ullrich, of Czechoslovakia. chairman, choosing an Eastern European for the first time.
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    Gen. Mark Clark in Hong Kong
    28 5 C^EN. MARK (LARK, J Supreme Commander. I'nited Nations Forces m Korea, photographed at Hon? Kong on his way from Indo-China to Tokyo.
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    36 years with the YMCA
    94 5 36 years with the YMCA MR. JOSEPH C. I). SING, former sevretarv of the Chinese YMCA. is writing a book on the :5m vcars he worked with the Y. He said yesterday: "I have completed about three-quarters of the book and send it to publishers m America." He hopes to
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    SWIMMING GALA
    22 5 Singapore Youth Council will hold its annual swimming gala at the Chinese Swimming Club at 3.30 p.m. on April 17.
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    LOVE LIFE OF A CLEVER AND WEALTHY MAN
    355 6 LOVE LIFE OF A CLEVER AND WEALTHY MAN Mental?— 'not far wrong' < IT. Han. en use i If I The husl had i Ipl t all his v>.. I His diary Sir X added: •If one h It. ..re striu ther m of a revolting nature and murderous att
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    PUPPY IN THE DUST-BAG
    33 6 IMREMEN at Lawford, Essex, released a six-week-old puppy who had trapped his head m the dust-bag of a vacuum cleaner. Method grease on his head and a gentle pull.
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    BABY GIRL GRABBED IN CHOPPER FIGHT
    226 6 A 15-MONTH-OLD baby was snatched by a man and A woman after a savage fight at night m the parlour of a ground-floor flat m Roxford House, Empson Street. Bromley-by-Bow. London. The baby. Maria, Is the fosterchild of Mrs. Sarah Camilleri. She and her
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    A girl stops man leaping from tower
    150 6 JOE Lacosse, TV sound effects man for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, climbed 300 ft. up Toronto's 4ooft. transmitting tower and threatened to jump because he was racked the previous night. The fire brigade played searchlights on the tower and stretched nets below is
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    FIRES KILL EIGHT
    18 6 Six people were burned to death yesttrdiy When flr gutted movie theatre at Utsunomiya. Japan.
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    THE MERRY WIDOW
    15 6 BEAUTIFUL woman gown is Lan a iThe' Merry Uto*oi M QM, star.
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    MEDAL FOR COLONER
    36 6 Col. Ramon Z. Aguirre, coading officer of the 9 Philippine Battalion Comtai Team, vesterriay received to Republic of Korea's "Euchin with Silver Star", the Komi equivalent of the US. H tingmshed Service Medal.
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      353 6 l^iVJW:^ THE BALL' gg^,ooo PRIZE MONEY/ i+ *S£ *fr~|sffijj RULES <Sc CONDITIONS OF ENTRY What you have do Over a per-od ot two months six different sports pictures will f* appearing m Malaya's newspapers Each picture will appear for one wee* Today feature* Basketball and «s No 3 All y
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    HE HUNTED THE HEDGEROWS FOR DAUGHTER
    226 7 HE HUNTED THE HEDGEROWS FOR DAUGHTER MMrtMMMMuIYJmZ m r. S *i lli "< torch at °>«ock In the morning *if trordshrr village of Ickleford. He told them he was "search! along the hedgerows' for his 14-year-old daughter canning homJ^-fisiniJ^nd 1 £_MH h P J"*! L ll am she had b
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    BARONS ROBE £18
    30 7 A baron's fur-trimmed robe of crimson velvet, worn at the Jast Coronation, was sold at Baker Street, London, for £18. Today's price? £400- £7OO, said the auctioneer.
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    WOW GIVES RAIDER A TALKING—TO
    184 7 WOW GIVES RAIDER A TALKING— TO ias one o'clock In the morning. The lone widow heard her bedroom door rcakinjj open. She switched on the light. I there, framed m the wy. wfc a Man m Black wed, gloved, cloaked. I middle-aged Mrs Ger- Trutshaw did NOT I She did
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    CAROL IS BURIED
    47 7 Former King Carol of RumaRumania. who gave up his throne for red-head Magda Lupescu. was buried yesterday among Portugal's Royal dead m the St. Vincent Pantheon, one of Lisbon's seven hills. Carol, who was 59, died near Lisbon on Saturday of a heart attack.
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    Man on zebra sets riddle for a court
    96 7 THE policeman signalled people to wait. Tne cars began to move over the zebra crossing. Then, enter Donald Hackney. He started to walk across those strioes, said police. A case probably unique m the country,'' it was called at Nottingham, where Hackney
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    BORDER CLASH
    22 7 The Greek General Staff announced yesterday Bulgarians ambushed a Greek patrol and killed one man 700 meter, inside Greek territory.
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    Now the mayor knows where his shirts went
    175 7 Now the mayor knows where his shirts went m H paftce have O .-> of 'he MONK the le are laughing. A few are MMM* inn One of the blushers Ui Mm. rence Dickson, chairman of FaUgrave Ward Consrrvative AsmocmMon About a niKht ago -M was «'<>llrt| material for a
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    DAG ELECTED
    26 7 The United Nations General Assembly elected Swedish diplomat. Dag HammarakJokL a* Secretary-General of the United Nations The vote v. as 57-1, with |one abstention.
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    1s. 6d. car goes like a bomb
    71 7 k_._»« tnM fnr Is 6d. Sew owner BRITAIN'S cheapest Cooper, of MJ of the 8 horse-power 1932 Singer is Riverside, Hanham B lsto vn hrn Road Bristol said he Mid Dealer Fred Horlock, of Eas ton oa fl U)om the car for Is.
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    UNKNOWN
    95 7 sweep Tli at I^r o'd y nnlf trouble was __^sit round lots wT, either Please 55l other offen.e. iJf'sSrttni I J% qui* l&u*- on new housE!E.»«Plog club" ?S% little payment those •■himriex- a time. M went the sulxs. -rlp--5J5 Well. Be C Se that m other p-trv Nuneaton Burmvich.
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    TRADE PACT
    25 7 Ilu! Radio yesterday said in_tan and Russia have hfted r.eeotiations for exonof abarter agreement ing «chance< of goods. original pact was signed m
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    Amazons-on the Thames
    29 7 Amazons-on the Thames K°taS lh ro m B elght rtk Evm u the wwart r near yot "hen their boat feS* he "oat ashore. I ls the wat and
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    578 8  - UNKNOWN UNKNOWN AI FA YEN N l4* tttDJ-Jtym- Li Youngest competitor was 14-year-cld Richard Lirr from a chess playing family. Richard, a student of the Johore English College, beat Tay Kheng Hcng, t c .j.cn, m the opening round. J. C. Hickey, former champion of the Irish chess correspondence tournament,
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    PRESENTING THE PRIZES
    175 9 YOUTH AND AGE.... "Now wfiat move thai I make?'' ponjeis Licw Ah Kok. playing m the first class tournament. ....MET IN COMBAT Ri^ht: Benny Lim. aged 16. one of four brothers about ,o make movl. congress, looks on. _A_ rPHE chess congress was followed on Monday evening
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      86 10 *W Everything runs lighter with Swedish ball-bearings Ball-bearings are one of the reasons for the famous "feathertouch* of Halda, the smoothrunnm_ Swedish typewriter 49 ball-bearings help you to typt hNCi wnh less effort And remember Only HALDA combines all these features: 49 Sweduh ball bearings Accelerating type ban 6-point touch
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      311 10 MANDRAKE, THE MACICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis I 1 1,*^^^.^^ f^^ I 1 I CANT SAY MUCH X* \J STOP L_ /n TM£ J_£P. 1 1 J YOUGOI ONmOU« TO OKAY.OftlveR. hq^PiTALI 6£TACROSSTM£6OWW, GOOOWHTM£ CAN'T ASXOH£ S££ TM| ANO«T y». I k'^SifeSal 4^^S TO^ TARZAN by Edgar Rice
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      264 10 YOUR LUCKY STAR M pmrmL I you art •■"a. ambition »,i, as, urcm. low hay l mind, spontaneous 22P»"i Judgment. l nl itiative sense n J V._!__? •< w~k done |ft£ JM H»e_e are .11 t,, lt 2 .^M*" £-s, a;, i-jg ■even Into yo Hr ,fHt You will surprise
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    THE THINGS HUSBANDS DO TO WIVES!
    791 11  -  Doris Gibb By mHF AM N mIU lino said m t l r t recentl3 that her SSa.nl had forced i to kill an.: PPt !hbit for his MrthiA! most SVllip itlK tIC -JT a rrench Jut he had I a woman. ft* her
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    Bridge Hand
    210 11 S OUTHs har id is of the kind is very aatp t to get too high il wmer s respon.se promises any strength. After his three-club «L c h most Play*" use as ibforcing is the LLTM suit at ,hr to*M souin gjnched into Blackwood, feeling that L
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    DEFENCE CHIEF
    20 11 Df fen C P J°u s be Director of j a -4dirP? bl1 IJ e Erector now. I
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    Goddess slays the Demon
    160 11 Goddess slays the Demon i nit] i Hi, .1 Dm I'! I I I Ik- (!< MMM I .IV v| U |M sim il vmi de .ih i^ lasJ-j l»at« hrd vi hi n W takes on tin- form of a buP Ih, dan«e. symbolising the pre-eminent r «»l (.ihicl.
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    Latest A-bomb blast higher
    92 11 A SECRET atomic device w.is exploded over the Nevada ,i- iert yesterday higher th m any air burst abov,. the Unit*. States and apparently one 0 Ihe most powerful ever loosed In th,. continental tests. It broke one plate glass window In Las Vegas. 65 miles
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      226 11 Todays Crossword The car IMCI noth J face va'.ue <3' 10- *M. |Hp f* WF (prtc.ous fwnc m_ke —~J MBMm The pastures ._^J ___t______^l__l '.eaf we 5-ee <3 tjQ Mr 16. Conimcd pg JBaB-Ba PSBa SMSI a spanner, no doubt B_B_IV-^ P^ 22. it may <"•"■■ d< 9 r>e.- ;n
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      43 12 TODAY] A T P9IDIII La 1 1 Bl Pan SINGAPORE AT KuDlßauHa SURPLUS GOODS DEPARTMENTS REDUCED REGARDLESS of COST!! ODDMENTS IN LADIES SHOES ALL ENGLISH MAKES MEN'S SPORTS SHIRTS J I MSB each OFFICE SHIRTS 5 #.50 eath BLANKETS I GREATLY I REDUCED
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      21 12 I LADIES WOOLLEN COATS, SUITS and SHIRTS NOW HALF SALE PRICE BEST E.P.N.S. Al 3 PIECE CONDIMENT SETS USUALLY S 52.50
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      21 12 ODDMENTS !i IN CRYSTAL I AND CHIN A WARE WYNCETTE NIGHTDRESSES WMS. WX. OS. WHITE EVENING FROCKS ALL AT SLASHED PRICBSJ
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    Orchestra Is Strongest So Far
    452 13  - Orchestra Is Strongest So Far PRESTO _L*_r_i nt to ;k>U In If tl r orchastrj should b«- la* :i. o play 1 Lgst symphony the ori played v i hoi it two It ilt The next time tin a :>honv they v. ill I i M ilppe than n, baaaoon
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    THEY DANCE THE KOLO
    285 13  -  JOHN WREN Yugoslavia MARSHAL TITO'S new Yugoslavia has an avaricious appetite for CULTURE. Marshal Tito (himself a lover I f the arts and frequent theatre and optra goer) is encouraging the current vogue of culture. dunn_ his bitter guerilla struggle against the Nazi invaders Tito encouraged
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    WOLVES LIKE VIOLINS
    320 13  - WOLVES LIKE VIOLINS HOWARD DAMS \N orchestra consisting of two violins, a flute, an oboe and a mouth organ, recently toured London Zoo. This was the result. The APES and MONKEYS shotted most interest, although more m the instruments than m the music. They would have dearly loved to pull
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    Fonteyn in opera
    46 13 liHE noted Sadler's Wells ballet, with Margot Fonte; U) the leading role, will perform the stately Elizabethan dances m the new Benjamin Britten opera "Gloriana" on the gala evening June 8 when the Queen and Duke ol Edinburgh will be m attendance. I
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    LATEST RECORDS
    124 13 polLse lonjr I trloualy Ideal for choral vu.rlLs ballet music. are th<*e *htm* ronteni la the an me Mis" but wtol breakable and mm I, Some <>f the "4b*" uauae I popular "78s" Arming jierfe. t d i .1 i i \i\id rerurdlai thts— Si« tin. <i il
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    Alicia returns
    43 13 Alicia Markova. London-born ballerina, m tip-toe rehearsal at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London, for her favourite role as "Giselle. This is her first appearance there since July 1948. Alicia first danced at Covent Garden 20 years ago. Reuter photo.
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    Two goals down, R.A.S.C. rally to win 4-2
    817 14 Sembawang waste their chances K.VA.S. uXJLBX I ROTAL Army Service Corps preserved their reputation as •second half specialists >rstrrda\ when they fought back to store four noils after trailing two-nil at the interval. This United Services first division fixture was played at
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    SupplyDepot go down 3-7
    136 14 THE 656 Air Observation Post beat No. 1 Supply Depot three-one m a slow Garrison League soccer match at HQ Malaya, Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The tardiness m play may have been due to the slippery >md after the Lust few d.i rain. Supply Depot opened the
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    OLYMPIC MEETING ON SATURDAY
    62 14 Avery Brundage, President of the i Olympic International Commitee. la Scheduled to arrive m Mexico Ci'y on April 11 to lay the groundwork for the meeting of the Olympic I Committee for the follow Ing we k. Approximaiely 35 delegates are expected to attend the Interna'lon
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    HUSSARS CUP
    55 14 ORIGADIER A. De Burgh-Morris, Commander 4S Bde will give away the Hussars Cup at the conclusion of the final cf the interschool soccer competition to be played on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground, Ipoh. on Saturday. Finalists are the Sultan Ic'rls Training College of Tanjon^ Malim and i
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    BOOTS, BY ORDER
    58 14 Football In bare feet is to be binned m India from 1955, according to a decision tnken at the annua] meeting ot the All-India Football Federation m Mysore. The Federation also decided to enter an Indian team for the Worl i .So cer Cup competition, and the
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    Prosperous cricket season in store
    580 14  -  JIM CHAMBERS By I ENGLISH cricket officials anticipate a prosperoos J Coronation season— if the weather is reasonabi. f^ood. The Australians will be tour m England lor the 1 time for li m Their liv kLU help put the finances of the tirst -class county
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    Marciano s nose: Is postponement a stunt ?
    398 15  - Marciano s nose: Is postponement a stunt WHITNKY MARTIN By !>()( XV Marciano had 1V looked bad. Jersey Joe Walcott had looked good And the International Boxing Club had looked worried. That uus the sttuction when it was announced that the world heavyweight championship bout m Chicugo, scheduled for April
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    Manila beat Hong Kong in regatta
    108 15 THE Manila Yacht Club on Tuesday outsailed the Hong Konp crew to win the tour-day, annual intrrport regatta by a final score of 81 -70. The yachtsmen sailed m a 35. mile-an-nour wind. A strong gust blew over the mast of the boat sailed
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    RUGBY LEAGUE
    43 15 UK. Rut;by Leafuc resul Barrow 41 Wakefield Trinity 4; Belle Vue Ranper.s 10 Widnes 5; 9 Bradford Northern 5; WarriDfUn 34 Liverpool City 5: Dewsbury 27 Doncaster 8; Feathernone Rovers 7 Huddei>field IS; Keiehtey 32 Batley Iti; Leeds 31 Bramley I
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    BRADDELL WIN
    23 15 Braddtl] Sports club beal Unitea S.C. by two KOak to nil In a SAFA Div 3C Ifunie fixture at Geylang ytsterdiiv.
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    Netherlands net 7 goals
    98 15 SCORING seven goals to nil, Netherlands Trading Socictv beat Imperial Chemical Industries m their Business Houses FA. league fixture on the Padang yesterday. Half-time score was three-nil. Netherlands', pressing fi start to finish, were worthy Win ners. Teck Yak. Imperial's goalkeeper played a grand gaaM and
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    WELSH SOCCER Xi v. IRELAND
    89 15 THE Welsh soccer team to play Ireland m Belfast on April 15 will be: Shont (Plymouth Argyl< > Sutiali and Sherwood (Cardiff City); Manchester City). Daniel (At Burgess (Tottenham Hotspur i Medwin (Swansea Town*. Charle.s tLteo.s United* Ford < Sunderland >. Allchurch' and Griffitrus (Swanaea
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    HAWAIIAN BOXER OUTPOINTS JAP
    49 15 James Perry Ol Hawaii night pounded out a 12-round decision over Japan welter M champion Harhiro TmXr Perry, who weighed HO lb pounded Tat.sumi <14* IM over the ring and nearly knocked him out In the third round, but the Japani si weathered th* storm.
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    RUGBY UNION
    42 15 i k Rugbj Union raoulte: Stroud 8 Mi i 1S Devoi Bl 3; (Won..' i Pen* J™" m lS 15; Abertillery h Lonmpton 6- Cheltenham 9 Blrmlni hi m 6: ester 13; New] rian( Pontypool 14 Nuneaton Reuter A. P.
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    TWO TO BEAT FREEMAN IN MALAYA
    249 16 TWO TO BEAT FREEMAN IN MALAYA 'He's not the superman of 19 pr Trr s I'.ulminton |{eportt»r Till I'oti of l)a\«- I i Will yesterday opened keen ip illation aaaang had in-; i .uui piayeii vfeathar Dave te_Jd i>«beaten a] i > al t m. »plo said: M blc as
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    Indians win in the last 15 minutes
    255 16 I.R.C 4; S.C.C L INDIAN Recreation Club handed ou: a heavy four-one beating to pt intless Singapore Cricket Club m yesterday's Singapore Amateur FA. Senior League tie at Jalan Boar Stadium. The Indiana held the upper hand both m attack and fence. The
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    TWO LATE GOALS BY VICTORIANS
    48 16 victoria School scored twice m tne 'closing minutes to beat Johcre English College by five goals to three m their soccer friendly yesterday at the VS. uround. Scorers:— Victorian?— Henry (2^. Salleh. Charlie Chan. Ismail Che'Pa J.E.C.— Satfol Annuar, Mohamed Alias. Ungku Ha.ssan.
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    EASY POINTS WIN
    50 16 Rnlph Dupas of New Orleans won a unanimous decision otct Valde Fusaro of Milan. Italy. :n an eight-round boxing match In New Orleans. Both weighed 139 lb. Dupas was the aggressor mo^t of the way. The willing but outclassed Fusaro was unable to match Dupas' speed.- A.P.
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    RANGERS BEATEN
    24 16 Aston Sports Club beat Town Rangers by two goall to one m their SAFA Div 3C league tie at CYMA ground yesterday.
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    CALLED OFF
    19 16 The inter-r.chool sotcer match between St. Joseph's and St. Anthony's on the S J.I. ground yesterday postponed.
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    All horses in for S'pore meet
    123 16 Free Press Raring Correspondent 4 LI. outstalion horses have arrived at Bukit Timah. but there was little activity on the training track this morning. Lanseer (Tmlt) and Mi>> Malaya ißagby Jr > galloped .IF m 42. on the bit. The pair appear to be
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    TAMILS DRAW LEVEL 3 MIN. FROM TIME
    179 16 Ot 'HAPPY soccer at the BODC f^ ground yesterday saw Kota Raja A*' and Tamil Brotherhood play out a one-all draw In their Singapore Amateur Football Association Div. I encounter. Pll went to Tamils but they missed chance, m the Otherwise they 1
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    THORPE HONOURED
    23 16 HUNDREDS of mourners filed p the body of Red Indian Jim Thorpe v it lay m s; I os Miortuarv. on
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    138 16 I acted as a manager would-MENE »«cl i.„,i c ParaTk^^ suspended by the *^ng Assiutil^ of lhf 7 at Amusement |Ujum7 "M'P.nes, »t5^ d rep ai c J h e J^rttUa state, a* he (,BA *aid that Neit lim md Para* V banned fro m TL lio »»i Britain 7_i™
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    133 16 TEAMS m all divisions of the English F.A. league featured m matches yesterday. Highest score was notched by Huddersfield Town who banged m eight goals against Kverton. conceding two. (lose behind this second division ten-goal tame was a nine-goal encounter between Bradford City and Carlisle tinted m
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