The Singapore Free Press, 27 November 1953

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    U.S. may cut Europe aid by billion
    288 2 U.S. may cut Europe aid by billion GREAT PROGRESS ON CONTINENT TH)P l T nited States defence and foreign aid officials are reported considering a cut of about U551,000,000,000 m military aid funds for Western Europe next year. Final decisions have yet to be made, but officials m Washington said
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    20,000 SANG WELCOME TO QUEEN
    203 2 20,000 SANG WELCOME TO QUEEN UNDER a blazing tropical sun yesterday 20,000 Jamairan school children sang "Will Ye No Come Back Again? as the Queen and the Duke of Edinburg drove m an open military Jeep round the crowded Kingston Cricket Club Ground at Sabina park m Kingston. The Queen
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    NEW LUXURY HOTEL IN MOSCOW
    47 2 The Soviet Union is building •70 new flats a day m a drive to ease Moscow's desperate housing shortage, Moscow Radio said yesterday. Other new buildings to be completed m the capital this year include a hotel with 1,000 suites of rooms.
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    TITO TO FORGIVE
    29 2 The Yugoslav govenment v/ill announce its biggest amnesty since the war for war criminals and prisoners sentenced for post-war offences on the National Holiday next Sunday.
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    IT'S A FAIRY TALE, SAYS VISHINSKY
    156 2 IT'S A FAIRY TALE, SAYS VISHINSKY MR. Andrei Vishinsky hinted yesterday that the Sovitt Union has atomic and other weapons which the West does not have. He told the United Nations 60-Nation Political Committee meeting m New York that the West "possibly does not have everything m the field of
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    Japs undercut Germans now
    70 2 Japs undercut Germans now JAPANESE shipbuilders are «J competing on very strong terms with German shipyards m the export field, with prices sometimes 20 per cent below those quoted by German yards, t he Association of West German Shipbuilders said m Harriburg yesterday. Japan is offering shorter delivery dates and
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    AT 84 HE CUT WOOD FOR OWN COFFIN
    286 2 fddgfd TVOUGLAS Brashier, of Tishomingo, Oklahoma, U.S., at 84, is no longer a Boy Scout but his motto still is, "Be Prepared." That's why he cut down a big walnut tree on his land, hauled the logs to a mill, and then
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      238 2 Discoveries Day h A thrill, a zesi. a sense o f adventures tor British inL\, n| hbh as ships making rwdv for J ««n£ Within our Works and at eveJ"'^' X which we radiate, bay h. E? cent '«C fresh discoveries are made Th *U mineral never ceases to shed
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    CHAMBERS ASK FOR A SEAT EACH IN COUNCIL
    280 3 \\kmoranda to Rendel Comm ission Free Press Stan Reporter iWIPORK'S three Chambers of Commerce, m Separate memoranda, yesterday asked the Kendel to reserve them a seat each m the aislative Council. The decision to send separate memoranda, instead r« joint one. was
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    NEED FOR AID FROM TRADERS
    152 3 I Free Press Staff Reporter ■the Indian Chamber pointed ■1 out that a clo.se observation m postwar development m the Rolony would convince even ■the blind of the part played by ■traders. I 'The Government's impressive ■achievements m the social, ■medical, educational and nousling projects
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    GALE LASHES AT GREEK ISLANDS
    48 3 New disaster hit the victims hi the recent Greek earthquakes. Reports from the Dodecanese and lonian islands a towiing gale had carried away Sf, n Wl eir tents and other 'ere half-buried m snow All communication* m the lonian to. were reported suspended
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    The 'hazards' of general election
    258 3 Hhl I emorandum from the Chinese Chamber said hadh übetweenu between the traders and the Government and om, n l> "sheet-anchor of Singapore's prosperity on th? y attem Pt to tamper with this link is to embark ieteiativ. ne mst <>ry of the governnip t
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    2 FROZEN TO DEATH
    42 3 vsl§s?ud At loast four 0 h p J\ r^« and their eath s onic 400 .sheep froze to J^ara h* Havm ana near in t* o nL n 1 own a nous? i othcri P Plc an(l injuring
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    KEEPING COOL IN S'PORE
    67 3 While other round-the-world passengers on the President Polk sweated m Singapore's heat, pretty Joy Anne Sanford chose to reirain as cool as she could by wearing a swimsuit. Joy Anne who is a dietician m Pasedana, California, is accompanying her parents on their world tour. Picture
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    LAUGHING 'HOUSES' AT THE 'MIKADO'
    494 3 LAUGHING 'HOUSES' AT THE 'MIKADO' DUTTIMQ on Tiir Mikudo" l»u.-> clearly been a labour of love for the Teachers Training College Iliu desire to please and gleeful enjoyment m Pl^ia;,,. ts the feature about I thi.s production that has made lls success a lon'gone conclusion With OUbert and Sullivan technical
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      63 3 1 Festive Season v Clamorous new Evening and Cocktail Dresses are /*'■>; ill r 1 I I 1* available. Fashioned by J^X^^m^ leading London and Ameri- SA*^ 'i car. Model Houses. /fwfcss EVENING GOWNS M^lk $95.50 fiJl.m $198.00 {J Kf[fl COCKTAIL GOWNS From $35.50 are a W < e eiEA
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Nov. 27, 1953 Opinion
    403 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Nov. 27, 1953 Opinion FOREVER HAWKING iTHE proprietor of a goldsmith's shop in Penans has been so hard hit by the trade recession that he has had to discharge his staff of 30 assistants. But he is still housing I and feeding them, and is
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    ARTIE'S HEADLINE
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    Harem Bonds are Breaking
    753 4  - Harem Bonds are Breaking J. L. HAYS j says all over the Middle East Muslim women are freeing themselves from I the scented, veiled servitude of the harem. PI Itll All Mic-iiin u(nu n i>n the y v >th West Frontier wmi tc < to tht polling boothi all wearimj
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      30 4 «LUE QUALITY High Best I ENGAGEMENT I RINGS Choose a Ring you will > be proud of all your life P. H. HENDRY jewellers 78. North Biidse Rd. Singapore K. Lumpur
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      32 4 ORDER YOUR XMASi; CAKE MINCE PIES NOW I from I FITZP ATRICK'SI BAKERY I LET US BOOK YOUR O*Dt* ,r is too lav the f?:.m 1 %iB < S? jBl FAST COAST k
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    Call~up men's life policies O.K.
    405 5 Call~up men 's life policies O.K. SERVICE AND YOUR INSURANCE I sS Staff Reporter I fr Thread throughout I^^ind I the Federal^Clava following a ft Qt u M f tip life insurance W*M People *ho became lit* of v P o unteer services iTb&n* invaHd and X not paidW^L denied
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    They don't fear the open prison
    279 5 They don't fear the open prison Free Press Staff Reporter rE people of the little village of Van Kit, directly facing Changi Prison, where Government plans to build next year the first "prison-without-bars" m Singapore, have no fears about the scheme. When asked whether they were "nervous" they replied: "Why
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    $12 M. U.S. AID
    33 5 Thr PakLstan government announced yesterday that it lias received United States aid worth more than 12 million dollars towards building a fertilizer factory m Punjab province, In W«l I'iikuuu.
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      94 5 ROULETTE A S H q TRAYS Solo Agenis: I F.E. ZUELLIC (MALAYA) LTD. I SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG \vOOUBLE LION BRAND// cUluflttjul en tki LOCHINVBR Famous Sine* 1844 SPCCIALLV SELCCTCO SCOTCH WHISKY OISTILLCO. BLCNOCO SOleaOCnts and bottled IN -OKIAN GWAN M LTO.^> SCOTLAND alo«it»--r». Ptn.iij. Kutl* Lumpur. '"Quality ly wureshi
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      282 6 MANDRAKE. THE MACICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis I ~i 1 1 V'Fonu rufinn HIUSUf Wi I I THt« GREAT *^v BUT THERt kVEBE A FEW ROTTEN 1 „r tf:j^J~ SSlibf- jraoWr'MffcL a a k E c a t^p^J lN THE COLLEGE OFMAG'C WE INSTANT HYPNU* ■_> J U
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    The kind judge is kind again
    530 7 The kind judge is kind again HUSBAND KILLED BY POKER, WIFE SET FREE WOMAN who threw a 4Jker at her husband U caused his deat *l WaS Sn a nominal sentence C days' gaol by Mr. lattice Stable. PS left Leeds Assizes at L; e -a free woman. And judge
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    GIRL WHO WAITS TO WED
    215 7 Now 21st birthday will end her loneliness CH)R 16 months raven-haired Geraldine Boreham has 1 lived m a tiny room m Karl's Court waiting for the flay when she can marry the coloured man she loves. Now the day is fixedDecember 28. her 21st birthday.
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      18 7 "WS LOT OF VIM IN VIMTO MD IT'S SO Nia REFRESHING TOO! Bottled by: pHCEfIIX Phones 3700 3709
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    TEA CHING ENGLI ADULTS ISH TO AND...
    292 8 TEA CHING ENGLI ADULTS ISH TO AND... an d adults ar P k SB time Mi "Hn standard at th I duri Singapore Indian 1^1^; B< Congress Frpp thei English School. T The children are stnrf. lr(1!t l U no English is taught *m V adults are mostly office neo.
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    107 8  - UNKNOWN UNKNOWN PETER DE CRUZ btory by THREE CLASSES A general view of the three sections of the class. The ''supervisors", former pupils, are at the head of the two tables m the foreground. The three children studying (from right) are Hassan Mohamed (aged five), Mary June Wong Mcc (13)
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    US-VICTOR WITHOUT A DESIGN
    2243 10  - US- VICTOR WITHOUT A DESIGN Sir Winston Churchill Second World War Vol. 6 28 by IS ;i war waged by a coaiiJ\ tiotl draws to its end political usprclh have a mounting importance. In Washington especially longer and wider views .should have prevailed. It is true that American thought is
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    Bridge Hand
    284 11 Neither eide vulnerable West dealer Thf bidding We»t North Kant South >0 Db) 3s? Paw 4f; All pass NORTHS DOUBLE was shaded because of his good dis'ribution m support of ?.ny suit other than diamonds. East's bid immediately over the double was a v. >'• ie a rescue."
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    BUCKLEY
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      125 11 Today's Crossword r I I m J H I ACBOfI foltoi Iht tjftl '<■' 1 Woodtrlwid i Even young pnmti (1 uHI ll a D ß2« lli i Walking down-and-out- (ft). I ThJ beCOBM eerUlß |7l ■Unpletona are In Urn toupi «7] 8 K*»\ nkN than Fifth Av< Peninsula In
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    THE SAXPENCES THE SCOTS COULD SAVE
    387 12 TH E S AXPENCES THE SCOTS COULD SAVE PETBEBNCE your article "The Srotn v should like to point out that Scotland Reb I ment to the Treasury has been estsL annual *v! £430.000.000 of which she sets back abo,^? oJ at a W v It Northern Irtland s annual about
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    EAST WARD
    119 12 I I A COUPLE of days ago I re ceived the manifesto of Mr. Mak Pak Sht>e one of the City Council candidates m the East Ward of Singapore, where I live. In the past I have received many election ndciresse.s ;nd it has been •isual for them
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    'Give Peng Soon a chance'
    78 12 I HAVE noticed, with increase disgust, that Mr. Heah Seang. president of the Badminton Association of Malaya has been making caustic remarks about Wong Peng Soon••unauthorised" tour of Taipen both m the Straits Times ana the Free Press They give one the irr.prwswo he is
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    CONFISCATORY LAW
    94 12 IS there not something UH« lUtlc and Inequitable abouj the proposal to frteii WM price* before the publication m the IfMttr Plan for the devtlopment of Singapore. if i certain pt*ct of »iw s n quirad i>v the Oavmnmt v.rs lieiirr. ,nn«lv it "mild bt fMf to nx
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    Any grouse?
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    Girls, beware of these men
    824 13  -  KAY MURRAY by NEW YORK. nR KINSEY missed uut "one project oi consumIm interest to the Human Female m his controver-| sial report—How to Pick a Husband, fcvith particular reference to career women. Martha Deane, one of American radio's leading personalities Kindly mis him m
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    MODELS IN COLD STORAGE
    75 13 photo. Two of liOutton a moueis \\\m «"1.0 eoid storage al the Park Lane Hotel the other day but they remained two of the warmest people m the capital. The girls. Joan Burgess (right) and Dorothy Bramhall. went m to the hotel's cold room to test
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    This matter has to be cleared Or....
    103 14 This matter has to be cleared Or.... I^ROM llorsham Rugby Club to Brighton Rugby lub went this letter recently: "I have been instructed by my con ftiittee to write to you on an odd matter and m a tactful manner. Our 'A' Fifteen have remarked that when they played your
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    MOVE TO SEEK CUT TAX ON BOXING
    304 14 But it may not be successful 4 MOVE asking the British Government to reduce the v crippling 33 1 3 per cent tux on professional boxinr has been launched m Britain. At a recent fight show, men were at the lobby collecting signatures
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    SCOTS v REST RUGGER XVs
    110 14 The Singapore Ru*>by Union have •fleeted the following for the annual Scotland v Rest match on the padang tomorrow <5 pni>: Scotland: M.v Donald <SCC'; Hennev tSCC'. Melver (SCC'. Watsoa <Army>. Roper (.SCC 1 Mac* c-nvie (RAF*. Craddock <raf»; Penman (RN), Ha.-tie <RAF». Gray (SCC>.
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    Commonwealth team draws
    77 14 Commonwealth team draws Declaring at the lumh total of 141 'or four wickets, the Commonwealth cricket team left the Jaipur Cricket VsAoci&Lion XI three hours m which o get 214 for victory at Jaipur yeserd<iy. They made little effort to go for he runs and stored 64 for two m
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    Strange lunch party
    390 14 Strange lunch party iard »er a n n d JgIUS hams. a Johr »ny Wh *t was 1 siranie about it? JJ* lockell Ls l c rfifnine i »ampion and other two. Jxrth former holders of the tit'?. are bent on recapturing it. And. to add to the strange- ress.
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    Amateur meet next month
    102 14 *pHE Mnftpcri Turf club will hold a Gynikli.iriii meeting— the first MMttur RMettttf to be held SRA Mid MARA rules at BiiKlt Tlmah on Dec 19 There will MVffn mres Including hurdle rare, for ponies. dHH' i ii.>liorstvs iinci hiuk.s Entries <io«e i»H Der 9 At
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    THREE GOOD BETS
    1350 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS Mubarak for the St. Leger Majestas Cinema Shangrila By IpOLLOYYIMi horses will not start tomorrow: Colonel Daly, Northern Circuit, Quarter Deck. Arch Side. Good Gamble, Dande Bay, British Paragon, Honolulu, Mentick, Gwilym. Lochinvar, Sturveta, Stage Show. Ramfield and Cape Horn. n|ET K) with 9 00,
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    GAMBAR-IN BLINKERS -IS BEST
    175 15 TWOUOH up ;i division, OMUfcM Mrliyu v.oti ui'll enough on Ov Brat <!-'>■. <n«, On* Mil'v to complete a 'loubir for thf meeting by n kinK fhn Cl I. Div 1. f» P, f I i If lm H r;MMI In blitkci' m Oimhiir MHayw .slmuld
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    BIRTHS
    30 16 Nov. L'&tli 19v.3 t it mh Kirn n to Brygid mty i /to.. Fletcher, .1 born i wiiFA ri i-"v i Audrv H Wheatlej .it a N tinbaf /ana*
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    DEATHS
    87 16 ft Wb*4m *"> i minimum) S lUNDERS I Col H W. MH F 44 ytttl nd Killed by fcerrorUU Ren^am, Johore, t>«> MUi N° v I I X \Nii i lie death ocean d»' bta 13, Upper Bernngooo 0 Uii lI. SI. of Mr. Kan,' Hcxk U c If*
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    THROW OLYMPICS OPEN TO PROS?
    309 16 No! No! No! says lOC chief MR. AVERY Brundage, president ot the International Olympic Committee, m a 700-word document Issued yesterday, dealing With 1.0.C. problems, strongly opposes rhrowine open the Olympic Games to professionals. A number oi articles, ne aayi have appeared recently claiming that
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    ROCKY STARTS ASIAN TOUR
    39 16 World heavyweight boxing champion Rocky Mar ixiiKi left San Francisco on Wednesday by Philippine Air Lines lor Honolulu and the first of a series of exhibition fights on a tour that will cover Asia A.P.
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    MOSCOW SHOCK FOR WEST
    166 16 I (Continued from Page 1) question as proposed by the West. YESTERDAYS COMMUNICATION IS UNDERSTOOD TO PROPOSE A MEETING IN BERLIN AT FOREIGN MINISTERSLEVEL. NO DATE IS SET. The Note. totalling eight pages is also believed to contain a number of proposals, but no details of
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    S'pore Races
    410 16 S 'pore Races (Continued from page 15) i CL. 2— lM. T'HE CL 2 event over 1 :1 M. is a punter's dream. Shangrila is one of those rare racing certainties that seldom occur. No need to worry about handicaps, but for the sake of the record, Shangrila gets 16
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    Non-League Clubs sweep board
    223 16 Non-League Clubs sweep board YON-LEAGUE clubs swept [\w hoard m three Football Association Cup ftWl round tics yesterday. Cambridge United. Hereford United and Rhyl eliminating Third Division sides In Newport County. Bxeter City and Halifax Town Rli.vl gave a magnificent perormance m fighting ba o-2 at halt time to win
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    S.R.A. SHOOT
    21 16 The Singapore Rifle Association j will hold .^poon shoot on Sunday at 830 a.m. at the Bukit Timah Rangt.
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    Malayans lose to Danes 1-3
    46 16 Malayans lose to Danes 1-3 pleated 1-3 > H team. "J i badminton sUt f Th other rnttchl Andersen beat i? B.«'hoo B|fi nX the doubles BNkJ Leif Jensen defeated; Ue l^,^.^ "2 The Malayans suHmd iu°rTnr St maCh luring a rough m. Z trom England.- A.P.
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    Tourists net 8 in first game
    204 16 Medan Touring Team 8, Indo-Malays m rill. Medan touring football team overwhelmed til Singapore Indo-Malays m their opening gamtnl Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday and the margin of Ml was no injustice. I It was a one-sided affai t M the first time a Colony
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    Horses io fly—plan
    107 16 Horses io fly— plan MALAYAN racehorse owners In Kuala Lumpur yesterday welcomed the possibility ol air travel for their horses from race centre to race centre. They were commenting on a suggestion by Mr. Max Oxford, director of Civil Aviation. Federation, that horses could travel more comfortably by air. Mr.
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