The Singapore Free Press, 17 October 1953

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    Masthead
    20 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya. N* ISS3B. Sinfpore, S»t., Oct. 17, 19 S». Price 15 Cto.
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    REVOLT FEARED IN CAMPS
    205 1 REVOLT FEARED IN CAMPS I>O\% s rvfuw m lisi<>it to li<><ls Battle of wills rebellion threatened to spread into ever compound of anti-Communist war prisoners i Munsan yesterday amid growing fear that controvei sial explanations can continue only at the risk o bloodshed. A violent clash between Indian guards and
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    Reds converted sergeant's wife
    165 1 Reds converted sergeant's wife &GT. DONALD LEE, of the Gloucester- shire Regiment, who fought off It months of Red brain-washing m a Korean prison camp, returned to Gloucester this week to find his young wife had turned Communist. Sgt. Lee told reporters: "After a quiet allnight chat, I think I've
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    THE DUCHESS AT KIRKBY
    35 1 picture. PICTURE shows the Duchess of Kent chatting with students .MffJif VZ li the Mal »y an Teachers' Training College •i ivirnDy. bhe was accompanied by her daughter. Princess Alexandria. A.P.
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    Explosion aboard carrier: 27 die
    135 1 nsHi x n en were kn wn to be dead and at followed hi ff rS in^ ured yesterday m an explosion ffifr&iil? n he 27 °0°-ton United States air. -iii^rLeyte m dry dock m Boston, Massachusetts. The multi-million dollar Leyte was laid down m
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    FIRE-TRAPPED MINERS ARE SAVED
    19 1 FIRE-TRAPPED MINERS ARE SAVED To^S ***** miners trapped th tho flr^ ne ha trappy l 0 thp Pit button
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    TOSCANINI FOR US
    36 1 Conductor Arturo Toscanini left Genoa for New York yesterday m the liner Constitution. The 86 -year-old mar.stro is Uftted to conduct 60 concerts m th« United states. His son, Walter, is accompanying him.
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    Rubber Price
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    JOCKEY CHANGED HORSES IN MID-RACE
    106 1 JOCKEY CHANGED HORSES IN MID-RACE JOCKEY Mick Morrisscy v swapped horses m mid-race at Southwell racecourse, England, yesterday without ever touching the ground. He left the starting gate m the Upton Novices Steeplechase aboard Another, a 20-1 outsider. He crossed the finish line— last on Royal Student, the even -money
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    10 KILLED IN TRAIN SMASH: DRIVER HELD
    84 1 rE driver and fireman of a light locomotive which crashed into the rear of a crowded stationary train near Lyons, France, killing ten and injuring 43 people, have been arrested. A preliminary inquiry established that the locomotive, which was travelling at high speed
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    MYSTERY FIGURE ON ROOFTOPS
    53 1 A strange figure walking on rooftops was seen twice m Geylang Road, Singapore, early yesterday morning. On the first occasion the mystery men jumped down into a back lane when a householder switched on his room light. A little later, another resident saw the figure climbing
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    THE CHAMP DIES
    22 1 TOm Recce. 80. who compiled the world billiards record of 499,135 points m 1907, died yesterday m Lancing. England.
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    CAUGHT AT IT
    25 1 A ChlntM motor fitter livina; m Malabar Street, Singapore, caught a man m his room, roing through the pockets of his trousers.
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    Shangrila is best
    45 1 The going at Penang races today should be good despite two hours' rain last night Allan Lewis' best bets are Shangrila, Scots Grey and Ilougainvillea. Best outsiders: Two Diamonds and Sir Climax. This morning's course Information and Mid-Day nap m Page 16.
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Oct. 17, 1953. Opinion WAR & POLITICS
    432 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Oct. 17, 1953. Opinion WAR POLITICS AS the French launched their biggest offensive against Vietminh in the whole seven years of the Indo-China war, the Vietnam National Congress a sort of shadow parliament declared itself in favour of complete independence, outside the French Union. 'Both
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    IF ABADAN RE-OPENED...
    411 4  -  JAY G. HAYDEN ..CHAOS MIGHT FOLLOW WASHINGTON. A BROADCAST by Radio Teheran recently caused a great stir among oilmen all around the world as the first clear indication that the new Government of Iran is getting ready to do business with foreigners looking to restoration of its
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    11 4 So what? you'd think you'd n«vcr teen a Hying muc« tifcuff
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    Persia's Oil Wheels Have Run Down
    573 4  -  J. L. HAYS fece refinery of ,7* X kas been looted and w <5" d "ow lie,, mou ll:> decayed, on |y one Q de y 'efimiig bench, m of *C I*HE tnaiin I-hard blue sky is unsullied by smoke above the tall shinIng
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    Dollar view of the big screens
    198 5 Dollar view of the big screens 0 GROUSES, kI4PFRS of cinemas m ffifiSS piSSS about cOfflpa Lsf Tthe dollar seats f^S^Wlde" and "Panora- or Place the seats further Jim I** l6l publicity ier for Shaw Brothers, Si no-one had groused. However, we are watching the situation carefully, and we i
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    SHE'S ALMOST WELL AGAIN
    99 5 SHE'S ALMOST WELL AGAIN THIS cute little patient of the St. Andrew's Missioi Hospital, Singapore will be out again m a few days. She is one-year-old Lav Char Boh, who had T.B. of the chest. A child of her age should have weighed between 18 to U« pounds, but before
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    CONSUL SURE ON MIKADO COSTUMES
    108 5 free Press Staff Reporter GAPORE **e anese Consul-General, Mr. Ken N nomiya, was quite certain yesterday that he could S e Trv°? tU T S from Tok >° m time for the 3 Uvan^erf ?X p d .f c V«>« of the Gilbert November Mikadao".
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    10 PEOPLE DROWNED
    24 5 Ten people drowned m floods yesterday m two villages of Merzifon, m north-eastern Turkey. The floods followed a night-long downpour. A.P.
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    19 pretty girls-all hope to go to Hollywood
    135 5 19 pretty girls-all hope to go to Hollywood "Witi on Max p actor ■Z^ (Mt^ uT. a A1 jSinßapore), Violet Sligh (Mi.ss t V^* .factor Federation > and Jin Wilkinson (Mis.s Max Factor Penang -will automatically enter the finals. The others must complete to qualify [or the finals which will
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    HOMES OR STADIUM, SAY COUNCILLORS
    455 5 HOMES OR STADIUM, SAY COUNCILLORS What shall we do with Kallang? Free Press Stuff Keporttr TWO CITT Councillors x and a Legislative Councillor said yesterday that homes should be built on the site of Kallang Airport, when it is closed m 1955. Another City Councillor and a Legislative Councillor were
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    ACTRESS LEAVES $56,000 TO MAID
    64 5 British actress Lily Brayton left her personal maid $56,000 when she died aged 76 last April, her will disclosed. The maid, 72-year-old Miss Mabel Davis, served Miss Brayton for nearly 50 years. Miss Brayton, had a leading role m "Chu Chin Chow," which set a
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      203 5 TH£ MIRROR TELLS YOU //t/Eff?- ijou're lovelier since you changed |/v^^^i Make-up I'lj/fji I 'I 11/J/i I Cool, fresh skin with the fait, soft 'ij.jm I bloom of youth about it that's the W^/l §w/ 1 loveliness you like your mirror to show you, /J.Jf/ jl lnnoxa brings you lasting
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      265 6 MANDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis IHBHIK^H^H I THEY -BROKE MANDRAKE -iH \AsJHE ROCKETPIECfS FALL fI M J ™^^^^^^^^^^W THt ROCKET/ THE NOSE OF THE RAPIOLY TOWAAD EARTH,THE W^J I[9M^ Tm BLAST OF THE STRArO-MEN'S NOTHING r/ R^lA^°. W^^W \JKI JMA r^ r^ I TARZAN by Edgar
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      130 6 LUCKY STAR H <M;x ln"^ the »v I tllt l- 1 briUtanth prt p lh^*lnu in imP°^ «Pon"for /ou^ K«od natured, fenerous and d'rstandinj that you are I C^'St'fiS'Sß J lo. uld P«t the am, effort iv helping yourself that you put bu assls"n l l othfrs you would J,
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    12 NATIONS TRY TO END AN EMPIRE
    380 7 r/jV lines up behind them .ovrODV from Bolivia to Yugoslavia, from banana republics to ramsluu kit E b States and Oriental empires, stuck a tag* into Britain's business at tin lni The N i a dea ll was not to dictate how Britain
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    63 7 picture. Lillibft. a very patriotic Briti sh dachshund, is persuaded by lovely screen star Joan Collins to stand up and beg at the command 'God Save the Queen". But shell pay no attention to any other phrase. Here she receives her reward a biscuit from Joan who has made friends
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    Arch-planner now attacks planning
    104 7 L°T« n SILK i N the Socialist ex-Minister whose 1947 withDhnnTr d^°I l K nt^ IPlanning1 Planning Act si»"«ed Britain anrinf. k Slnce becoming te business man he had m ked at the "unhelpful a^t o^'™'^: way planners tadnr 1 ewhe Bave them. ortSJd 0 S°
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    A BOY SAVES FLYING MILLIONAIRE
    87 7 A BOY SAVES FLYING MILLIONAIRE A BOY of 14 swam to the f* rescue of a millionaire London showman when his plane crashed into a pond and sank at Brynmawr, Breconshire, England. The boy stripped off his clothes and with a man of 22 swam to the aircraft, placed a
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    Six millionth phone
    47 7 THE British Post Office has installed its six millionth telephone a kiosk at Stroma, the small island m the Pentland Firth. It is the island's first 'phone, Stroma's 100 population hitherto relying on a radio-telephony link with the mainland for urgent and business messages.
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    MADAM HAD SUCH A VERY STRANGE AMBITION
    186 7 IT was a strange and unaecvi't- I<ab i c ambition that Mrs CeofTrey Lubbock hid m the .vrar 1908. She wanted to play K«'f. Worse, she wanted to P«a.v on a Sunday, Worse still, she arrived at a Surr «*y course, one Sunday
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    They will walk round the world
    128 7 JIIIOMAS Booth, 30 (left), 1 and Keeneth Clough, 29 (centre), both from Yorkshire, are shown here with Dusty Hamilton of the Goodyear Rubber Company »t the shoe and leather fair it Olympia. London. Ken and Tom are to set >ut soon on a walk
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    Happy Old Lady
    360 8 Happy Old Lady /\LD people, so the saying goes, are pretty difficult to get along with. Youngsters, with that knowing look, usually one with a mixture of condesension and superiority, will tell you that they are inclined to be moody, quarrelsome, opinionated. But I found none of these odd characteristics
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    FRANCASAL RECOGNISED ME, SAYS FRENCHMAN
    1197 10 FRANC ASAL RECOGNISED ME, SA YS FRENCHMAN Ringer' was backed to win 635,000 in Hath race plot, claims prosecuti,, I > Earl's son to be a witness 'pWO surprise witnesses a Frenchman and an earl's son were named at Row 1 Street, London, when five men were accused of conspiring
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    84 10 HOLLYWOOD has reclaimed this lovely wkri beginning her film carat all over again after deserting the screen for marrup three years ago. She's Sarah Shane n»i she used to be Elaine Sterling. Along with her new mm she has a brand new. \W term contract with ooe t the big
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    RITA AS 'SALOME'
    17 10 |j»T* HAVWOKTH AS S AU,M E IN COU.MBU* fIHMCOUtt H..M Or T,. AT NAME.
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      44 10 RADIO WEEKIT NCORPORATINC RADIO MALAYA NEWS AM A. THE BEST Vi BHOADCASTiSG Full Programmes 3l<*n iU'hind I}u<>en 9 3ivssag€> Classical music notes. Chimmmm music. Vilm rmmimmm* Cartoons ami Puaalcs. Picture section it n§l Prise Contest. PRICE JO CENTS FROM ALL MEWSAGEMTS ON SALE TODAY
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    EARTHQUAKES: ARE THEY MOVING EAST?
    727 11  - EARTHQUAKES: ARE THEY MOVING EAST? Michael Manning Hot Wir€' three iLt they hit miec WLsi havoc. About ■I islanders lost their ■JT 450 were killed and K cities were wiped KTcan/ was JjaKen Bow bed. Then came the VVhtn I went alony to lee Professor Oalanopoulos, Director ii Athens Observatory
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    Bridge Hand
    141 11 Bridge Hand i Hott udtt vulnerable I ■ortb dealer TV bidding V Worth Eut South West dl} Paw 14 INT HDb) 24 Pass P*M ,B* All pua jOßra VISUALIZED his partner's iinw k l and and the P»i'ol»-m oj ?hS»S lr l"- Itseemed llkelv thai m ,h nble m «n»Pulatr
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    America shows her newest warplanes
    30 11 photo. America's latest fighter planes, the Thunderhirds. form a beautiful sky nattern as they fly m formation over Glendule m th c Arizona desert.- Popper
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    Pocket X-ray is new life saver
    275 11 SAN FRANCISCO. APOCKEr-sized X-ray instrument, designed to be a life-saver m battlefield surgery and m civilian emergencies, has been made possible by atomic research, two chemical engineers reported recently. Pictures of broken bones, of bullets or shrapnel buried deep m the human body can
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      48 11 lj The Oriental Optical Co., B) ngJttM ;1M N<>r(h Bridjcr Road II X H ITppri I'i.k.riiu Sfrrrl I *TmJ9si& 1 Singapore, Fenang Siam r^ xT I n|*. Wit, xoH.t: k 1 1 3 (iPIOVII THISTS MANII A<TIRING OPTICIANS AM/ S( IKMII !< Bfl FXAMINMION WITH AO lUfttf HOWBW WWWBDW
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      351 11 Today's Crossword ACROSS profit? (6). 5 Full leave isn't necessary 1 A novel kind of support? (4-4). 4 for the chopped meat (4)6 Was this Found m every covering letteu (4). 9 spoken m terse fashion? <4>. 7 "I bear Beiore you m the remedies? (3). 10 tills tale" <anag.)
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  • The Pressman's Postbag
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      4 GENTLEMEN ON A RAID
      449 12 4 GENTLEMEN ON A RAID I WAS rudely awakened the other nirht 1 banging on my door. It had happened LS m a week. Such is life for a lodge. -In h»* l.im Park, Singapore. iw^un Si^ I got out of bed to see who the intruriprc There were three
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      Letters must be short
      40 12 MR. PAUL CARSON, until l»tely floor and publicity matutf* of the Happy Cabaret, Singapore, will be leaving tie Colony shortly to take up new entertainment aPP*Jj! ment m Borneo. He resign** from the cabaret last mont^
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      Political shout that died down
      296 12 AFTER a considerable amount of shouting, the P* gressive Party, through Mr. C. C. Tan, on May U 1951, introduced m the Legislative Council the Centra Provident Fund Bill and, after a first reading, WJ> referred to a Select Committee of seven. Befpre the introduction
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      206 12 I LIKE PHILIPS... C*<^H hi>V€t§iS€> V^jnH "^ss^^^s^^^^BK|i An all-purpose portable %J& ..-l^I »H mains or on dry ?fflo^%' v j?/./" iTkiAlll battery. Wave ranges If mtt res (long :,\nv). -^WsWr^T ■^BjJ^fc^^jfl^^^Tß thirteen functions) I ll^^^^^B S^f' z storage battery. s I 5^V 3r 7*v 7^^^^^^B I /'/</• valvi' dry battery
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    'WHY I GREW MY BEARD' 'IT SAVES TIME'
    461 13 'WHY I GREW MY BEARD' 'IT SAVES TIME' Roger Yue among the Singapore beards Some long-haired views on a long-haired subject by wellknown members of the Great Unshaven fraternity SINGAPORE not only has bearded men but a Bearded Lady. But she would not express any opinion on beards. Nor did
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    'Put it Down to Laziness'
    721 13 rry do men grow beards? Senior Aircraftman Brian Brickwood, who put up a fight with the RAF authorities to retain his vigorous two-year growth the other day, says: "Put it down to laziness. I wear it because I Just don't like shaving." Other beards, other
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    What the Women Think....
    256 13 What the Women Think.... SINGAPORE women's views on beards varied from the brief "horrible" of one Chinese girl to the "I adore them" of another. Most seemed to agree that to some men the beard was an asset to others just an affectation. It depended on the man. A pretty
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      149 13 The Happy World Cabaret The City's most enchanting night spot) Don't Miss THE ELECTION OF THE HAPPY CABARET QUEEN FOR 1953 (IS. io. n to :ti. io. .7:1) Programme of Floor Shows for this week and next week: 17.10 53 Quickstep fir Tango by Mr. fir Mrs. Low Poh San,
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    STRENGTHENED WOLVES TO INCREASE THEIR LEAD
    749 14 STRENGTHENED WOLVES TO INCREASE THEIR LEAD WOLVKRHAMPTON Wanderers, three times FA (up winners, have never been English League champion* m all their long and proud career. They have been run-ners-up three times m 1938, when they finished a point behind Arsenal, m 1939, and again m 1950, when only superior
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    AUSTRIANS BEAT MOSCOW DYNAMO
    28 14 Austria's champion football team Rapid last night defeated Moscow's Dynamo 2 1 before a crowd of 82,000 fans at Dynamo Stadium, m Moscow A.P.
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    MALAYS SET TO RETAIN HONOURS
    204 14 M Ma L a i y f vc 5 Eurasians 0. ALAYS moved a step nearer towards retaining the Singapore Amateur F.A. Community League championship when they whipped a scrappy Eurasian side by T°, Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday Malays, last year's commnnitv league champions, now
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    Nearula beats Sea Charger
    104 14 "^EARULA, England's top three- year-old colt until a leg injury interrupted his training m May. returned to his best form today and won the mile and a quarter champion stakes at Newmarket. He landed the £2.491 first prize with a threequarter length victory over the St.
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    Alf Sands knocks out ex-champion
    114 14 Alf Sands knocks out ex-champion ITTITH a vicioils two-handed ▼T attack, New South Wales middleweight, Alf Sands stopped former Australian welterweight champion, Key Delaney m the third round of a 12-round bou t at Brisbane Stadium. Arter a poor display, Delaney was knocked out by a terrific •♦v, ip t0
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    Dempsey wants Walls to fight Marciano
    129 14 Dempsey wants Walls to fight Marciano TyiAX WAXMAN. business manager for Jack Dempscy said yesterday thai Iho former heavyweight rhumplon and his a,ssoclat<- v\»m«- COOMderlnK a Fioricy Mnrciano-Earl WallheavywetKht title flgtit In Toronto CamulA 4 next summer. "Thp !.hln« that lure* mp." Wnxmnn told n reporter. In that, Toronto httM
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    MacBailey puts his foot down
    694 14  -  GEORGE WHITING By \VIIKX may we expect to see Emmanuel B Baile> play football? Nrxt week, next Li 010 time, never? numih (S| m The sporting world, which includes a sizeahi* M i entage of cynics, has been speculating mi^htlv 'fl little spitefully m some
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    SCRC HOCKEY XI v RAF SELETAR
    51 14 The Singapore Chinese ecr **i Club's hockey team to meet w* Air Force Seleta r m a league miM at Hong Lim Green tomorrow™ Swang; Swee Law, CjJ Wong; Lian Kee. Heng Hoe, »T serves: Suan Thim. HengJ W» n uir plre: Mr. Chong
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    The latest on big fight
    671 15  -  DESMOND HACKETT 8080 RVNS AWAY FROM 1,000 GIRLS By »rI!K sun beats down on the pale golden sands as the 1 fortunate population swings idly m multi-coloured rocking chairs along the beautiful broadwalk on the Atlantic seaboard. All would be cosily calm but for the
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    UNKNOWN
    73 15 C*fr b iv. examined v lieM N»» S« tr «T P o b n >S Th"»a»y and M ifo ,1-ms l» have WE "n hi* mind," JEh he did not work as jK^nMn excellent officer said Xt both boxers would MKe the 11 stone 6 pounds mB without trouble.
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    UNKNOWN
    177 15  -  DESMOND HACKETT MiDOLPH TURPIN, who moves moodily towards flrtftining his world middle-weight championship Mm he fights Bobo Olson, has already collected one St-the most disliked British sportsman m America. Turpin continues to avoid visitors and newspaperBn who make the 250 miles round trip up through the JlOTely mountain valleys
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    THE MONEY GOES ON OLSON
    170 15 THE MONEY GOES ON OLSON By SYDNEY HULLS CiARL "BOBO" OLSON was made a strong favourite on the betting bourse on Thursday to beat Randolph Turpin. Hay Arcel, leading American trainer, telephoned from Boston to Jim Wicks, manager of British lightweight champion Joe Lucy, to make a small Investment on
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    Can New do it?
    183 15 Neo Chw«e Kok— Malaya's No. 1 swimmer be able to set an under 57 seconds record for the 100 metres freestyle m the Singapore Amateur Swimming Championships today? The answn is he can. Chwee Kok has been training hard on sprint events ami times returned by
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    BINNTON SHOWS OLD DASH
    354 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS Today's Penang trackwork From IifORKING alone next to the rails on the Number 2 grass at Penang this morning, Binnton showed all his old dash to reel off three m 36 4/5. On this trial Binnton should run well on the second day. Though
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    FLORES KAYOED
    27 15 Prankie Flannery, former Australian lightweight boxing champion last night knocked out Filipine boxer Alfredo Flores m the fifth round of a 10-round bout m Melbourne.
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      48 15 POPPY DAY WOMEN'S HOCKEY MATCH SERVICES vs. CIVILIANS S. C. C. GROUND WED. 28 th. October 5.15 p.m. ADMISSION $1/- MEN'S HOCKEY MATCH SERVICES vs. CIVILIANS S. C. C. GROUND TUES. 3rd. November 5.15 p.m. ADMISSION $1/- TOTAL PROCEED TO POPPY DAY FUND v* h*SHR!RO (CHiNA) LTD. X
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    PALIO IS BEST FOR THE 4.00
    1723 16  -  ALLAN LEWIS I i mil CARD 'IMIOUUH leveral horses were mentioned to win the main sprint (Race Five) at Penang this afternoon, I'aiio and Talkie n really dominated the discussions. Palk) will probably start favourite because of his pull m the weights, Should win.
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      508 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. RNOAOIMBNT Wttrdu S«V (minimum) the Bngaftmenl i-. unnounccd bttWtM K-ll.v Williams eldest MHI of Mr. Mrs. C. E Williams ami Christie lav eldest daughter of Mr. A MM. Tiv Kl:.n H'"«< Hf> H, SITUATION VACANT 20 W'trHn v (mim.)— Box SO rts. extra. MARRIED Chinese Laay speaKinn Hokkien
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      10 16 jfff##-*###f/ nap CHIT CHIN CHOW IN the 4.30 {Race 6>
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      17 16 m r 1 1 I PRODUCE OF MALAYA Shipped By TRANSPORT STORAGE^ 173, Cecil Street Singapore Telephone
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  • THE FREE PRESS Saturday Magazine
    • Title Section
      Masthead
      9 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturday Magazine Saturday, Oct. 17. 1953.
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      PRINCESSES CHINGAY
      1309 1  -  K.S. CHIA A Free Press short story by Sf when she agreed S to such indignities. the catcalls and wolf,l that penetrated Cve the din of the milb fng staring crowd were SHn their hundreds it. "A do those vulgar men thlnkwe are?" Barbara asked "Say girls!" Lillian
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      Hawker and customer
      8 1 Photo by Gan Peck. Penang
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      World's greatest eaters
      343 1 i^AAC TEOH V&J" 1 beat the Chm es for eating, regifi fttotte b? lt ls true for the B^¥ *eaui n even ooi.onou.s things Take th Cr, hlldr Pn\ f kr °ache. s to V'Sc; ffiT"^ to vt 4 <Ws '::r boil his vegetables many hours longer
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      What happened to the girls?
      641 2 -S«Jucrfqy > CHILDREN'S PAGE A STRANGE THING happened last week and I cannot understand the reason for it. There was a big drop m entries by girls for the Junior Contest. Painting competitions are generally popular but this week, although the boys were represented m
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      Girl in the Dark
      478 3  -  EDCAR GARRETT by E TABLES ARE TURNED 0 m KNEW that the 1 came from below, SePS belong"^ toP^'Sufs eyes met his mly JhJv were trapped. rfy ""Cry, Rita I The Martha descended the tower S %ow!" whispered Paul. rrHE STARTLED Rita was T taken completely
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      Mai-lan enjoys painting
      24 3 >lui-l'.tn enjoys the time allotted m her New York school to pain tint; and drawing. See stor y m next column.
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      CHILD OF THE EAST AND WEST
      281 3 CHIL D OF THE EAST AND WEST THE ARTISTIC c liture of two countries is being merged with grace and ease by a little seven-year-old girl who calls both Indo-China and the United States her "home". Mai-Lan Ragoff is the daughter of an Indo-Chinese mother and an American father Like
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      At the bottom of the sea
      488 3  -  UNCLE ERIC by ON my feet I wore heavy, ironweighted boots which weighed about thirty pounds. This was necessary, because there is so much air m the outfit I have just described that v -Knout these weights I would have floated like a cork.
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      Return of Vivien
      573 4  -  Anne Edwards Th« Th««tr« Eleven people contributed to the come back of a star liy AT the top of the tree Again: Vivien Leigh, vuth all the old sparkle. It'l been i dAZlling conicback after B still dim--with her fortieth birthday ahead next month, and a tough
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      Exit—two S'pore Actors
      412 4  - Exit two S 'pore Actors IAN GRANT pODAY two wellknown local actors leave Singapore Vernon Margrave and Danny Wilson. Both do so with regret. Both have nice things to say about the future of local drama to which they have contributed so successfully. Vernon Margrave is all for a higher
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      A SPECIALIST IN MURDER
      261 4 A SPECIALIST IN MURDE R A eatha Chriwfc I No 'evolve-, pUj l, JN a London theatrt I 1 are rehearsing aM g'*y: "Witness Ot Prosecution" it l l as* '»4 revolver shots v Jjf play." For the playwright uth I haired and ge m Uc&jM Agatha Christie. K*!| successful
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      'Dial M for Murder'
      30 4 DIAL M for Murder, JJ playing at the Victaj Theatre, la a most ing«JJ modern thriller so >ngen^ a^£ d ndWr V^ made the mistake oUPP^J
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      Hollywood Taps a New Vein
      859 5  - Hollywood Taps a New Vein IAN GRANT film previem by\ jv) R once the Americans t have taken a leaf out of the British film book. Their "0. HENRY'S FULL HOtSE" (Odeon) is a trans-Atlantic acknowledgment of the success of the Somerset Maugham short-story films ("Trio" and "Quartet"). It is
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      WE NEVER SAID SO-SAYS SAFA, MONTH LATER
      681 6 WE NEVER SAID SO-SAYS SAFA, MONTH LATER Vlu/ro/ni Mothltr spvris-pourrie J 'THE Awang Bakar— Chu Chee Seng incident, which I thought was forgotten, has cropped up again. Guess who brought it to life on the Free Press sports' desk at any rate? The Singapore Amateur Football Association. We have received
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      GO MARRY A HORSE
      214 6 Wife tells hubby THE yarns we hear of the luckless and lucky pu'itcr are many. I've heard of a man who dream--ed up two winners, but did not back them, because a local racing expert told him they were certainties if the judges decided to disqualify
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      HE'D RATHER PLAY HIS GUITAR THAN TALK
      185 6 HE 'D RA THER PL A Y HIS GUITAR THAN TALK IVfET the Filipino Rock ifl the other day t>y the name of Montano. He is m town to do battle with Singapore Chinese lightweight Paul Cheng next Friday night. Born 28 ftm igO m Obu City Montano has bef»n
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      WHEN OFFICIALS SPOKE OF OLD UNDERPANTS
      441 6 WHEN OFFICIALS SPOKE OF OLD UNDERPANTS THE Badminton AssociuA tion of Malaya objects to the word "Malayan" being used by touring teams from this country, unless the Association has a hand m the tours. Their reason, according to an official release, Is that Malaya's reputation as the world's champion nation
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      Kee Chan surprises manager
      215 6 SINGAPORE featherweight boxer Lim Kee Chan has decided to earn a living outside the ring. This is a wise move, Kee Chan. However, the strange part ol it all is that Kee Chan's manager. Little Nene. knots nothing about his boys' decision. Nene told me yesterday:
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      FIJIANS IN FOR TOUGH BATTLE
      857 7  -  TEOH ENG TATT -i* tut* laiitor phut iro#7»> i| iff V watching the All WpuTsß convinced t^t J^ff S ft 23SST will be a close St ffi' e do not share the enBl f 1 and confidence of thuswm and c^ that coach _iii Vain
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      THE 'FIGHTING JOES' COME OUT
      183 7  - THE 'FIGHTING JOES' COME OUT GERRY ISAAC By S J X schoolboys of st nfti Happy Ct A 2l at the < y Zf« Stadium. *«na.,i W their lia *h"ch w R ttho hp Austra*»ly next ye" r be made H wpphJ^nfWs indeed, v P ol "ter that the J»We,J
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      OUR 'IRON MEN' CAN BEAT SOSC MARKS
      320 7  - OUR 'IRON MEN' CAN BEAT SOSC MARKS JOE EZIKIEL By OINGAPORE OLYMPIC SPORTS COUNCIL TAKE HEED! A series of surprises await SOSC officials at the Singapore Amateur Weight Lifting Federation senior open championships on Dec. 13 and 14. For they will find that the qualifying marks set by them will
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      FORGET the world tourney Mr. Lim
      592 7  -  TAN HONG POH By SINGAPORE has been m vited to participate m the forthcoming 21st World table tennis championships which will be held next year at the Empire Pool and Sports Arena, Wembley, England, from April 6 to April 14. The invitation was received
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      Railway box now a shrine
      536 8  - Railway box now a shrine JACK RUTLEDGE by MKXICO CITY. /catholics crossing a railway track m a Mexu-o City suburb make the sign of the cross and lometimet drop coins m a nearby box. It's not because of reverence for the railroad, but tor a picture of the Virgin Mary
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      42 8 It's Clark Gable with two chiefs of the Wagenia tribe who appear with him m M-G-M's "Mogambo," which was filmed m Africa. ThU photograph was made m Tanganyika, one of the areas which the film unit visited during a three months safari.
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      AN INTERESTED ONLOOKER
      33 8 photo. Twiggy the eight-year-old giraffe, knew exactly whath^^B doing when he inclined a receptive head to Windmill Judy Bruce, tip-toeing to offer a tit-bit ml thJ < 6KLfIB Zoo, Bedfordshire.- Reuter
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      108 2 Junior Contest Hidden m puzzle form this W—k, boys and girls, are the rrr-^*A^^p>l 1 ii inies of (our well-known pre- JJ MS "^^-^~IT ciou.s stones When you h.»\. AVviv /I discovered what the> art uritt 11/ \%^LL- II m.J I >our uiibwers m the space pro- -^v*^ 7 vided
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      71 3 Safety Tips by ESTHER WILLIAMS assisted by TOM and TERRY i^ 2. DON 7 SWIM ALONE Even though 1 hive been m compttition suue I was eight years old. I never take (fiances by going it) the w.iter without another swimmer around. You never can tell what unexpected water hazards
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      11 1 "THE GAP" Hill Climb FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT Saturday, October 17, 1953.
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      FITTING FINISH TO SUCCESSFUL SEASON
      691 1  -  Edin Peters by PITTING FINISH to Aff&ngapore Motor gait am tomorrow. The programme of 18 Jnto-15 *> r cars and for motor cyclesfafattracted 68 centnes. %Z of Malaya's top X drivers and motor vclists will compete. Cng drivers vying for oS/will be Freddy Pope JJner
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        57 1 ««««««<««««««««««««««««««««««««««« V Lets have a Coca-Cola I B y^k& ■D L I r f li ill fV/t'A' hhis a young feline named )\/f> m WtBL mi &9\\ who s«w ,iii /<//^ ///c "OVi/>" #/3imv\ I, //,W// through his tills jmjggmjmQf \ut lucky chap— there was "Coke" on tap IK/ ZiS
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      Grand Prix winner will drive 3 cars
      731 2 Grand Prix winner will drive 3 cars rPHE AMBITION ot every Malayan racing driver is to be first home m the annual Johore Grand Prix. Should 1 driver achieve this at the wheel of a racer he has built and tuned himself, the praise due him must be increased ten
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      HE REALISED HIS AMBITION
      99 2 AMONG the spectators at the Gap hill climb m 1927 wa? a 15-year-old Chinese boy. Lin? Peng Han. After watching it. he made up his mind to take to motoring as soon as he came of age. Peng Han not only took to the sport but
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      He's one of the best
      199 2 He's one of the best PW MOTORINr SspS^ i "'ent at the Johli Prix last year is »u Gt!ttl of the coiitJjtt cessful rol d mos drivers. rac^:| Eng Quee made his drtm I motor sport m 1948 Lh 1 first post-war JohV r Pnx the following year Competing m
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        102 2 I More #f. Ej. G. Victories Ulster Grand Prix (Motor Cycles) 500 c.c. race. Ist K. Kavanagh Norton 1350 c.c. race. Ist X Mudford Norton Sidecar Races Ist C. Smith Norton 6,500 mile Trans-Australia Reliability Trial Ist K. Tubman and J. Marshall Peugot C««M)dwood Circuf Madgwick Cnp Ist R. Salvador!
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      K.C. WONG IS MAN TO WIN
      329 3 K.C. WONG IS MAN TO WIN IN ANY MOTORING meet 1 where events for motor j cycnTare Included, the latter Sel fail to steal the show fIU start of a motor cyclist event always draws much attention. If the rider is a well known figure then he automatically becomes the
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      HE'LL NEED BETTER LUCK
      246 3 THE MOTOR CYCLIST who deserves a little more than the usual quota of the "motorist's luck" is 23-year-old Dennis Tolley of R.A.F. Seletar. He wiLl be astride a 197 c.c. Dot m tomorrow's meeting. As he lines up for the start keen motoring enthusiasts will lenember
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      He took part m the 1927 Gap meeting
      481 4  - He took part m the 1927 Gap meeting EDIN PETERS by 'THE MOTOR CLUB'S x Gap hill climb programme to be held tomorrow is the nfth m the series. It is the oldest event m the Malayan motor racing calendar. Available records show that it was inaugurated m 1924 by
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      TOMORROW'S RACING
      426 5 Full details of eighteen events Hin Frazer Nash-48.20secs. I nursf Records: Ctfjrfy P^v MaU W ess-49.97 sees. 0 Motor Cyol" ancl uncU .r m 1-Class 1 M ot B r s A Bantam- 6183 sees.) 58. F. C. B. Marshall v»u iiir XX 120 5.441 c.c. JAW*"" JSS»«
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      Do you know...
      35 5 Do you know mHAT the Singapore Motor I Club's vice-president, J N K. Moncrieff, who was the colony's champion drive* S&S& rhore^afd g S« "of H m a Grand Prix apart from the Johore one?
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      This was world's toughest race
      968 6  -  Peter Davidson I MOTOR CLASSIC by Weary team reports after 5,900 miles A N Ay STRALI AN-BUILT "olden sedan was the nrst car across the finishing line m the 6.500-miles around AxisSET Red^ x reliability trial which ended at Sydney, the capital of 5e^ 3
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      Quest for speed goes on
      806 8  - Quest for speed goes on J. F. L. GWATKIN WILLIAMS by Public Relations Ollicer of the Singapore Motor Club. MANY enthusiasts will trek towards Buona Vista Road tomorrow to see another Gap Hill Climb staged by the Singapore Motor Club. We could not have another one at Bukit Batok this
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      74 8 Another to join the select band of successful Selanrnr ,i. I racing drivers is Saw Kirn Thiat. For two years r n^ I he has won the Johore Grand Prix Programme* J^"** 1 I race for 1500 cc. and under. In last year's r*^ 1 2? I he finished a
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