The Singapore Free Press, 29 September 1953

Microfilm: NL3677
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    Masthead
    14 1 The Singapore Free Press Lar!fl ,.st IfternOOH Sale m Malaya. <„„! I»SJ. Wee IS CI
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    IKE MAY DASH TO EUROPE
    305 1 Churchill 9 Russia pact plan Bid to promote E.D.C. progress PRESIDENT EISENHOWER IS 1 CONSIDERING A VISIT TO EUROPE THIS WINTER. Robert Alien, Washington columnisl for the Now York Post, says the President may attend the meeting m Deceml)er of the North Atlantic freatv Organisation.
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    The laughing President
    30 1 picture. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, enjoys big lau£t? at his holiday ranch m the Colorado Rocky Mountains. With the President is Mr. Aksel Nielsen, owner of the ranch. A.P.
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    India: UN must call Big-4 talks
    224 1 INDIA announced yesterday it may soon formally introduce a United Nations resolution calling for :i meeting of the Big Four chiefs of state. The announcement was made at the United Nations General Assembly by Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon. Mr. Menon said his government
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    YES AND NO, -Says Russia
    58 1 YES AND NO, S ays Ru ssia RUSSIA replied last night to the Western powers' invitation to a meeting of the four Foreign Ministers at I.ugano on Oct, IS to consider Germany and Austria The Russian reply was understood to contain neither I definite acceptance nor rejection of the invitation
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    Rubber price
    25 1 ■fifiS Rubber M certain Sna" 10 1 15 on an un OcC L With first c? «s rvf. meilt »< 63 1 4 l4Cent
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    Jap law for G.I.s
    31 1 a t aaretn ?*l and Japan irl Toki,<> yesterday ich gives Japanese authorities furisdic0^e l ees arm, f States militant uersonncl committing Ci Wmt Japanese law. U.P.
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    HOMING SOLDIERS DIE IN CRASH
    106 1 4 TWIN-ENGINED plane carrying 34 Korean war A veterans, crashed and burned yesterday at Stanciioia Field, on the outskirts of Louisville, Kentucky, u.o. Police reported that 20 to 25 were killed. The plane crashed while at- tempting to land. Ambulances rushed injured to nearby hospitals.
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    Girl attacked in S'pore
    64 1 A young Singapore Chli girl successfully resisted i man's efforts to molest hei after robbing her near the British Military Hospital m Alexandra Road way afternoon. ti A ('lie. :1 WM He- junction »i AlexSdw Road si I rhen nd tie forced h i.i lonelj w
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    SPORE INQUIRY
    37 1 A deportation inquiry la pending against a Singapore Chinese merchant who has been held since last month In Outram Gaol for traffic m opium." said the Controller of Customs. Mr. R. S. Tufnell this monvine.
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    Persia ready for the 'Giant'
    56 1 PERSIA has sent extra troops to the southern city of Shiraz to counter threats by rebellious Ghashghal tribeanien that they will att^.< the city unless former Premier Mohammed Mossadeq la released from gaol. Nasser Khan, six foot six inch chieftain of the independent Ohashghai, claims
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    Man's bark gets bigger than bite
    180 2 This strange world MAN'S jaw is receding under his brain, the American Dental Association's convention at Cleveland. Ohio, was told yesterday by Dr. .S. James. The protruding I awed cavemen had 40 teeth; moderns have :v2 and our de pendants m a million years
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    Beria escape may be hoax
    84 2 SKNATOR Joseph McCarthy said m Washington yesterday the repaorted escape of Lavrentl Berlg deposed Soviet Interior Minister, "begins to appear like a hoax." He said he expected the Spanish Government to relei a statement on the matter shortly. Mr McCarthy said: "J am not convinced
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    FRANCE TURKEY TALKS
    41 2 M Joseph Laniel, the French Prime Minister, and his Foreign Minister, M. Georges Bidault. \wll review the situation m the Balkans and m tl.e Middle Fast with Turkv h Government leaden during a Visß to Ankara this week.
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    Truman urges U.S. to reject the false prophets
    311 2 Truman urges U.S. to reject the false prophets 'WE MUST END SCALP HUNTS', SAYS EX-PRESIDENT VfK. Harry Truman ysterday complained about the "investigation frenzy" m Washington during a slashing attack on ''false prophets' 1 and "zealots clamouring for somebody's head." The former President com- plained oj the people "stirrin up
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    LABOUR REFUSES TO BLAME THE U.S.
    226 2 DRITAINS Labour Party yesterday rejected a left--13 wing resolution aimed at pinning the blame on the United States for the cold war and the armament race. Mr. Aneurin Bevan. long an advocate of arms reduction In Britain, took no part m the debate. Some
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    RHEE AGAINST US PLAN FOR A 'NEUTRALKOREA'
    178 2 I>REBIDENT Syngman Rhee said y<- terday m Seoul he Would not accept a United Btat< plan for the neutralisat o! Ken H hih criticised the Allies tor planning a solution ol the Korean question withoul first consulting the South Korean government H« renewed
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    Double Bertandang ceremony
    53 2 picture. IN TRADITIONAL Malay costume, the tv„ sons of I) a(n 1 Datin Syed M. Alaagol! arc seen with their uil? Dd a "Bertandang" ceremony mi n Singapore, yesterday al On the left is S>ed Mohamad and SharifT Asiah an* ftw Ali and his wife SharifT Rogia.
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    Planes are grounded by Saigon strike
    153 2 Planes are grounded by Saigon strike STRIKING ground workers seeking 70 per cent wage increases ti°d up Indo China's j civil airports yesterday. The employees, most of them i French, now get an average of 4.500 piastres ($384 straits' n month. Air France tried to get one of its Constellations
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    Teachers, parents against use of cane
    305 3  - Teachers, parents against use of cane ROGER YUE niOUiaiNG CAMEaA finds out By veMfiuav ifiiil f VUS discipline U. <%ers told ake S C ng h rthl students a sense J we believe m awato nmg responsibility At present t.he principal is the only person m a school enpoweVeS to
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    GOOD TEACHER NEEDS NO CANE
    64 3 MR CHI A ENG CHEONCi. a father of 10: "I strongly object to the use of a cane. It will make the students scared and nervous. Some may become more stubborn. I good teacher will nevei use a cane. It makes the boys love him,
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    'Imposition out-of-date'
    138 3 MR. THIO CHAN BEE, principal: "The cane was frequently used 30 yi ago when i began teaching. Gradually. we found b> A methods of maintaining discipl i n c. A s teachers gain more experience, they depend less and less on the ■J o[ force and cultivate a
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    QUEEN'S SCOUTS GREET CHIEF
    47 3 QUEEN'S SCOUTS GREET CHIEF Gen. Templer. wearing uniform as Chief Scout of the Federation chats with Queen's Scout Mohd. Sa'ad bin Taib. of Alor Star, during his visit to the Queen's Scouts' tamp at (astir (amp. Kuala Lumpur. Gen. Templer presented Royal Certificates to the Queens Scouts.
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    U.N. priority for S.E.A. is urged
    275 3 THE Foreign Secretary, Mr. J. M. Elizalde, of the 1 Philippines, yesterday called South-east Asia the area of gravest menace" to world peace and urged the inited Nations to exert is greatest efforts to solve the problems of that area. Sneaking during the General
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    THEY OBJECT TO ENGLISH REPORT
    26 3 THEY OBJECT TO ENGLISH REPORT >ne ral meeting of the 11 Store re■'MwK t0 be Postponed m English, Swrrte^ against the iUUy. ey wanted it In
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    Psychology will help, they say
    116 3 Psychology will help, they say ME. FOONG POH KAN. an exprivate tutor who Is now b City Council employee: "Cani backward child is wrong Hi backwardness may be dm to his home iroment r o da y KMS pi the psycho! cal approach. A. principal should cane a boy only
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    SULTAN'S SECESSION LEAD IS WELCOMED
    253 3 SULTAN'S SECESSION LEAD IS WELCOMED SINGAPORE leader, yesterday hoped that the .ion movement In the former straits Settlements of Malacca and Penang would gather momentum leading to an early reunion of these Settlements with Singapore. The Sultan of Johore, MajorGeneral Sir Ibrahim, had now given the people of these territories
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    VILLAGE'S MILE TREK OR WATER TO END
    178 5 iw water supply next year\ I fhan? Soon Thiam, leader of the kampong, at the monthly meeting of the Bedok Rural District Committee. Mr. Poh represents the villagers on the committee. Mr. Poh had asked the Rural Board to connect the kampong to
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    Tamils divided on self torture
    320 5 Tamils divided on self torture OUBTS ON (MDI BAN 1 Free Press Staff Reporter Tamils are aivia--9 ed over the proposed ban j on the centuries-old practice of i self-mortification and kavaoi- carrying. The Tamils' Reform Associa- tion have condemned the prac- tice and decided to ask Govern- ment to
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    A SINGER OF PROMISE
    110 5 MISS MABEL LEE SOO BEE singing at the Victoria Hall on Sunday at a concert given by candidates for this year's examinations of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music. Miss Lee. who is a Grade VIII (final) candidate, has sung as soloist at
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    Girl Guides plan 'bring and buy' sale
    120 5 TWO HUNDRED Girl Guides m Central District. Singa-; 1 pore will hold a -bring and buy"* sale this Saturday to help raise money to build a hut at Kuala Lumpur m memory of the late Mrs. Agnes Pinnick Chief Guide Commissioner for Malaya
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    TRADE INCREASE
    29 5 W^ ale expatlsion of m SJL"S '"de during the 5 ?r*%™ '»>> India, was foreMr g M Vlr S n yesterday by UL t tna India 's am!2^ii2Jlli^edStates
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    BERI-BERI IS 'NOT ON INCREASE'
    104 5 BERI-BERI IS 'NOT ON INCREASE' he i„ n n indic ation that w ence <* beri-beri is J VickPN m r\ apore sai <* Dr. W. Dr. Violfor I an nS? wa commenting al tK h altn re P°rt m iri k hat 23 P«>Ple )nt^ ri -ben m Singapore
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    BAN JOGET NEAR FAIR, CITY TOLD
    122 5 SINGAPORE City Councillors are expected 0 tomorrow not to permit any shows except M*™™« circuses on the vacant land outside the Great l fcasi em Trade Fair m Geylang. This step has been recommended by the councils build ing committee as a result Of
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    Champion dancers
    26 5 Singapore Dance '*^™^JZZ fessional dancing championships at Raffles Hotel i Picture shows the professional champ.on-Mr. Low Poh ham and Miss Jennie Quek-in action dunngjthejontest
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    No preaching in park
    59 5 r^HE Singapore City Council m refusing to allow open air gospel meetings on the 1 splanade is only adopting a policy designed to prevent curtailment of public ameni-_ Mr D H. E MacVitie. acting City Council' Secretary, said that such meetings^ would clutter up Elizabeth Walk
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      54 5 P You'll be glad to visit us for your Furnishings "*e See Us Today at... JL. FIRST FLOOR BAJAJ Umiled'. 31. RAFFLES PLACE. SINCAPORE-1. PHONE: ***** JUST RECEIVED A NEW SELECTION OF SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RINGS Set with Flawless White Diamonds from Th.rty Points to Two Carats each. I P
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    STOWAWAY CAUGHT
    24 6 Philippines immisrau^ cera an hoMini"" leged Chinese stoww^ claimed he took in* plane from Hong fnded up In Manila m^ c Formosa.
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    YOUR LUCKY STAR
    527 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR B"" X ™»AY. >„ those M vu 1 *re individua,s r^ own way-^ r ha, t ar <* the type to cut oft 5 5 to sp.tr your face a J"'* and much happier"? ,f *2 ■UflM lesson of col^C, "operation, early TfS* the major nui^- I,
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    RECORD CROPS
    27 6 The Unit ed State> Ag, ture Dcpartm. nt mi cast a near r r^fi__ Id bread grain 0 j v\t^ 255.000,000 8hOli VMm v I
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      176 6 MANDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis J --AND THERE'S THE EARTH.THIS TWO- "MAYBE THAT\ THE ANSWER.ITIIES AND THESE \SJOP 6MSSIN6, *gg^*7' MILE-LONG ROCK IS LYING IN A DIRECT RIGHT IN THE PATH OF THE SUN -SO IT BEINGS--THEY "j NMOMKE. r .NLY 6SG MILES FROM LINE BETWEEN
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    DESERT-CRASH MOTHER IS KILLED ON A TEA-TIME STROLL
    602 7 '"'lived tlirougn eight days of a Sahara nightmare, then.... 1 T 1 f Crushed by lorry s runaway wheels ».uc ram GURNET could have died from starvation. M She could have died from sunstroke She could have died rom sheer fatigue and
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    48 7 One of the nicest sights to see on any beach, would be the shapely French actress SIMONE SILVA, the girl who likes to be bad— in films. In "Desperate Moment" she plays "Mink" a woman without conscience. The film is a George H. Brown production from rtnewood Studios.
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    She'll make new film
    20 7 picture. I PBg^K^*.lUL.LI. J .l J WMI ■■■■■I I I ■JtfSßVBr!aJJ? feS3 S"i>"»« St Paul Popper
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    MOSQUITO HUNT IN LONDON
    88 7 HEALTH officers have been searching the crowded trough of Lambeth, London, or mosquitoes which bit a boy ana a woman-and gave them malaria. *M*J** y and the woman live I*** to each Other m Jv. w3l G Thompson. Lam*«u Medical Officer of Health. Slaria T e
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    Unlucky innocence
    70 7 TJS^-SEVEN-YEAR-OLD-S3 yearT^n Hegazi collected S A sleadi5 leadin g BUilty to CL v* d d not commit h ""P prison lif i^ttt a Jh h rd or road Ul crime he hurried to say that he did it, according to a letter his mother sent to the Egyptian
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    308 8  - UNKNOWN UNKNOWN UNKNOWN Pictures by Story by VICTORY SMILE VICTORIA Schoo) s ninth annual swim, tning carnival held at the Singapore Chinese Swimming club o n fh day provided thrills and laughs galore. For throb, nothing m at h ed the senior schools Teit JSg^T 0 the 3 Anglo Chinese
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    ONE-LEG MAN SWIMS, CRAWLS 8 HOURS
    347 10 Saves himself and artificial leg ONE-LEGGED yachtsman swam and crawled for eight hours to save himself and his artificial leg— ifter his yacht capsized. Douglas Preslund. 31-year-old ex X A.F. pilot who lost his left leg m a bomber raid on Munich, wa.s lour
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    THE BEARD TURNS UP AGAIN
    170 10 THE BEARD TURNS UP AGAIN RAF man 'too lazy to shave' SENIOR Aircraftman *****9 ft Brian Brickwood, ex-Na-tional Servicenvi,n t turned up for his two weeks' training thi« weekend with the magnificent bushy whiskers he has had for two years. Brian, a Bristol engineer, whose home i s at Benfield
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    ANTARCTIC ADVENTURE
    99 10 RETURNING to the lonely wastes of the Antarctic is 21-year-old Bernard Stonehouse member of the band of scientists who were rescue! after three years' isolation on Stonington island, m Marguerite Bay. This time he is off to South Georgia, 800 miles from the Falkland group m the South
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    RANK—Tax and TV crippling us
    182 10 RANK— Tax and TV crippling us \1R. J. ARTHUR RANK, emperor of the British film Ma industry, warned shareholders that many of his .•itif>ni:.v would h:ive to close if losses go on. He blames entertainments tax and the lure of TV. Last year, he states in the J. Arthur Rank
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    49 10 v I ft G I N I a LEITH was a fashion model m \ew York when she sot a chance to play m a low budget some college students made. A 20th-Century-Fox executive saw the film. And now Virginia is m California awaiting her first role m Cinemascope.
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    35 10 picture. FAMOUS baUet-daaicii t ollett, Man hand, of the Ballet do •rrnrb, and Jnquc s Kizirc, conductor of the ballet orchestra, were married at a London renter oflice. The n— iM« tfu the wedding. Popper
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    Mother loses child she never saw
    223 10 Mother loses child she never saw T wo wo r ne n were Drp X P ar^ to go to prL; for possession of ten month-old Peter. Their legal battle ended whet, the unmarried mother of th boy. Miss Joan Murray i 5 year-old bus conductress Z refused the child
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    Police raid an ex-king's home
    45 10 r>OLICE raided the villa of exI King Zog of Albania id Alexandria on Saturday and seized a safe and a number I documents. The police forced open the safe and found 9.000 gold coins. which they returned to the exKing.
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    Reds Woo Overseas Youth
    504 11  -  ERNEST HOBERECHT by A NTI-COMMUNIST UlAtelligence officers are studying a new Chinese Red campaign to lure "home" thousands of JS Chinese born and faised abroad m nearoy Asian countries. Some feel Peking s intense recruiting efforts my be the first step m a guide master plan
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    Bridge Hand
    212 11 Neither side vulnerable South dealer (Cover the West and South hands) NORTH ■A9 7 5 CQ 8 2 4 X Q J 10 3 WEST KAST IKQIO2 A S 4 3 0 A 10 7 2 ;JM3 0 10 3 CJHI 6 *4 A A SOUTH BA AJ
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    MONTY VISITS TITO
    34 11 photo. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery (right) is greeted by Marshal Tito, the Yugoslav Chief of State, on his arrival at Zagreb for a five-day stay as Marshal Tito s guest. A.P.
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    THIS FACTORY SIREN 'SINGS'
    315 11 TOKYO. HPHE SIREN went off but rit didn't shriek like a banshee. Instead it sang like the fabled nymph m an enchanting tune. The siren is atop Hamamatsu's largest factory. Two thousand workers start working while the siren sings "The last Rose of Summer.'' They leave
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      254 11 Today's Crossword m\PIFIP I I I P I P i If I 3^ gggV I I I ross— is th Anal plea S, 4. .">.. 7. amj erj out a £500 ot colour? 1 5, 7). 8, bet.' (6, 6). 10, It's often short (3). regard what th< ndent 14
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  • The Pressman's Postbag
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      Progress to Bidadari
      244 12 Progress to Bidadari K.K. howpiial LTOH reported a "private practi ioner" as^ say. ngr w I today's grandmothers had their babies^at horn vvm he assistance of unqualified J^wlm»*d 1 mlv fair that those who could pay should make^ room or poor cases at Kandang Ke^JS^i^rfTK iintapore. which was originally intended
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      Any grouse?
      97 12 HAVE you a grouse? Have you a bright idea? Have you seem anything strange or unusual? Then write to the PRESSMAN and tell others about i it m his POSTBAG briefly. I MADAM WONG MOOK YING, wf.u has became the first elected woman councillor m Perak. The wife
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      NEW COLOURS
      43 12 The First Battalion of the Middlesex Regiment which lost the colours it buried when Hong Kong surrendered to the Japanese m December. 1941, got new colours m Zeltweg. Austria, I from Field-Marshal Sir John Harding. Chief of the Imperial General Staff
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      A Lupino is christened
      101 12 A GATHERING took place recently of the oldest of all the J\ theatrical clans for the christening of a new member Harry Stanleu George Lupino, aged 13 months. The christening took place at St. Johns Churcfi, St. John* Wood. London, For Ml years the Lupino name
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      57 12 VffcßY modern triangle seen at the 1935 All-British Model Aircraft Rally at Itadlet Aerodrome, Hertfordshire recently. Mr. Tony Houlding. of Sidcup, Kent it seen with his Delta Sporis Model, a copy of the Delta wing bomber. The rally, largest m the world is organised without commercial sponsorship and caters for
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      Red China Students may return
      164 12 Red China Students may return rE Indonesian Ambassador to Communist China. Mr. Arnold Mononuto. said m Jakarta that Indonesia had sufficient schools and he wondered why it was necessary for so many Chinese students to go to China for education. Mr. Mononuto, a former Minister of Information, was on his
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      Prince may be evicted
      85 12 PRINCE Muazzam Jah, eldest son of the Nizam of Hyderabad, has been told to pay the rent of his fairy t>V palace overlooking Hussein Bagar Lake, or get out. Prince Muazzam rents the palace from the Hyderabad Government which took it over m 1948 following the
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      SHOPS START COUPON CRAZE
      189 12 SEVERAL goldsmith shops and department stores m Singapore's South Bridge Road have started a new craze People wanting to make gifts to friends arc giving them coupons issued by these firms. The coupons are later exchanged for gifts of one's choice. The coupons are good substitutes
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      SICK DOG WAS KEPT WAITING
      97 12 THIS morning I took my dog to the vet. m Kampon? Java Road. One person be.ore me was admitted at 8.30. His dog had R broken leg. MJ to be X-rayed, etc.. and this took until 9.15. No attempt was made m m meantime to
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      65 MEN GO BACK TO REDS
      53 12 THE INDIAN guardian troops m Panmunjom yesterday released to the Communists 65 Chinese prisoners-of-war who had changed their minds about going home. Tne 65 mostly officerwent back to Commune m» shouting nst-clenchmg jrouj J They screamed out ™ay> 1 Allied brutality, enforced W i
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    55 13 photo. Charlie Worley. pavement artist noted for his brilliant dog studies m chalk which he draws outside the National Gallery m London, is seen at work at the first "Academy" of London Scramers. (official name for pavement artists). Completed masterpieces will be hung m the National Handicrafts and Hobbies Exhibition
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    TRACHOMA IS BEING CONQUERED AT LAST
    612 13 TRACHOMA IS BEING CONQUERED AT LAST TO MILLIONS of people 1 throughout the world threatened with loss of sight comes new hope. Within the last decade^ the fight against trachoma—dreaded, crippling eye disease— has been advanced more than m all the thousands of years °f its tragic history diSf? formerl
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    BUCKLEY
    9 13 "WELL. WEIL MY OLD MESS I off,c '4LLi\\
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    PATIENT WHO COULD NOT SLEEP
    860 13 He took his worries to bed, says the SINGAPORE DOCTOR ff^ i, 38 year-old Ddia n =,fffered from l»- L S which you cured gWSS and 1 can nd turn on my bed wsS a nvlock m the 1111 tW I when I Anally fall
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      81 13 V Vcf h ap pi/ j JgS» i Thanks to Crookcs Halibut 0.1 3£* mV\ r It's a wise family that takes this 2 valuable form of vitamins A i 1 A GROOKES I wmm HALIBUT OIL I I 4 gr |X DISTRIBUTORS: THE CROOKES LABORATORIES LTD. JOHN LITTLE BUttDING.
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    A cricket gift from Australia
    447 14  -  GEORGE WHITING By rr may be a case of bad timing to be writing about cricket m these darkening days of autumn, but I cannot resist passing on a warmly nostalgic piece of information I have received from a promising little cricketing country called Australia.
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    FAMECHON IS SICK
    45 14 FAMECHON IS SICK French featherweight Kay Famechon annottn last night that he was ill and that he would not tight Belgian Jem Snevers m a bout previously scheduled for Saturday night At Brussels. No future date for the bout has yet been set.- A. P.
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    60 2 LrjS. singles champion Tony Trabert yesterday defeated Vn> Seixas 7-5,6-3, 6-2 to win the Pacific Coast tennis championship. Trabert turned on the full power of his all-court iiame to overwhelm the Wimbledon •hampion. This is his second straight defeat of Seixas. The women's championship was won
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