The Singapore Free Press, 15 November 1948

Microfilm: NL3671
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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA I SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1948. PKICI-. 10 I I
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    ROYAL MOTHER
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    THE BABY TO LEARN TO BE KING
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    SON FOR THE PRINCESS
    337 1 Good old Philip; roars crowd pip ELIZABETH, thf 22-year-old hJ£SS^JS!tL the throne of Britain jfave birth to a son. His Royal Highness the 1 "nee of hdinburgh, at 9.14 p.m. GJH.T.)— 4.44 a.m. Malayan Time ia>t nitfht. Mother and son \vcre both reported well an hour
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    Singapore says it with flags
    185 1 Singapore says i t with flags Free Press Staff Reporter L^l >peared m Singapore streets and on public buildings this morning soon after the birth of a to Prince\> Elisabeth was signalled by a Royal it# fired from Government Hou>e grounds at 7-0 nor of Singapor- son, Mat >ast to
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    GOVERNORS MESSAGE
    23 1 :ier to Th King and to Her Royal Eli- i invert Duke of yal ■id our sincere and for and P'
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    'A BOY,' CRIED THE POLICEMAN
    130 1 'A BOY CRIED THE POLICEMAN LONDON, Monday. VS or the Royal birth was Hashed to all par; the United Kingdom, the Dominions and the our after the event. At Biu-klnghain Palace the to taken to th* rowds thr >ny;^d ouUide blOc-liveried Royal page who walked stiffly out of the door
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    HSUCHOW IS ENCIRCLED
    136 1 HSUCHO W IS ENCIRCLED WKIMi, \|ondu\ EISUCHOW, tottering defence bastion of Nanking. 11 is encircled by Communist troops, and reaching the capital say that the city can be taken whenever the Ked commander, Gen. Chen > the order. open the road to the cap and to the 7&ngtse f<>f id
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    IN MOTHERS CRADLE
    15 1 <al babi The V .jdaparte of Sc Pi to take Sandrtngi •>e.
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    A baby boy at K.K. hospital
    48 1 Free Pre** Staff Reporter At Kandang Kerbau ln»> pital this morning a boy weigh inf 6 Ib. 14 ox. born 29 minute* before the B baby, at 4.15, to lav Mill I.re. wife of a carpenter, lee Sion*. of 35 Bencoolen Street.
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    DUTCH REJOICING
    39 1 The Dutch Consul-General In Singapore. Mr. A. M. L. Winkelman. told the Free Pre»a that all Dutch people m the shared the rejoicing with the peoples of the British Empire on the news of the Royal birth.
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    GIANT BALL AT TANGLIN CLUB
    78 1 THE Royal Singapore Golf I .b and t lie Tanglin Club will combine to celebrate the birth of the Royal baby i a "'giant ball" tomorrow night at the Tanglin Club. Di met- will not be provided but supper will be available. h member will
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    A symbol of Britain's pride
    134 1 londay. THE roy rit born myht to Prin aand Prince Pf. ol of of millions who pic jiance to B> '>c. The baby >)nd-in-f to the i noit worn by its her. King George nay be many before it ever toiu Are. this birth, the
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    THE WORLD REJOICES
    190 1 THE WORLD REJOICES THE news of the Royal birth was greeted throughout the world by messages of congratulations. Washington: Flags will be flown from all Commonwealth Embassies, legations, missions and consulates throughout the United States today. The p sibility that President Truman may be invited to be a godparent is
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    Emergency Arrest
    32 1 An Indian, alleged to be a nember of the Singapore Harbour Labour Union Protection 2orps, was arrested yesterday inder the Err R <jula:.lons. T 1 now under arrest is 233.
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    POLICE CHIEF IN COURT
    13 1 T Th. the Dire. tlie a] for i Th*
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      28 1 U DE SUVA ROAD IkA oOK« Good news for W\. men contemplating f gifts to women GIFT SETS by YARDLEY (471 D M AX FACTOR LENTHERIC hin perfunu
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    Guardians of the undersea links
    616 2  -  ROY FERROA By DRITALV latest cable repair ship, 100-ton Edward Wilshaw, was launched at Newcaatle-on-Tvne early this month. The ceremony was performed by Lady Angvin, wife of Sir Stanley Angwin, chairman of Cable and Wireless Limited for which comthe ship was built. adding with the
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    36 2 C S Retriever < formerly the Admiralty ship. Bullfrog) latest addition to the mpany's fle*>t. f, en route to Singapore Just before sailing from London she nas re- named by Mrs Ine of Mr John InManaging Director
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    New Bridge Rules
    284 2 THE rules of Con!: Bridge have been eaned-up." It took 19 months' hard work. 16 re-dra two across the Atlantic. 1.000 "test" games on both shores, and a twi correspondence running Into hundreds of letters. 00 competitors m the Tournar. ige Associations Conemotttta cc: ed over i
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    Probing The Depths
    176 2 M:E than 14 anted 1 «rV :v ItMI ll CXpedition m 1934 and the latest experiment o f t Bwi Auuu Piccard, who piaii I dC] I thr» In the pulf Guinea. In his Bat!i\scap> But U of oce;. arch has ■lowly during the m Since tlie
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    Bridge Problem
    294 2 things about thU bkidlnc »r» atrang* Noith'a trap pau wma o» almoat too good a hand; teat would not hare bid two diamocda and the same tai true of South'* thr*« club bd. But once h« had mad* the bid. wh*n North bid three notrump. South should haw
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    A GOLDEN FIND
    149 2  -  CHARLES LUNCH «> THE search lor gtriil m Canada's norlh land has led to a dNvery that may vise the industrial m*ip of North America. Prospectors, seti. Id In Northern Qu< I d Labrador, have un covered what even cautious mining experts call the world's riehf posits
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      300 2 F.P. Crossword No. 538 Sr\ 01^ mm fc JTJ^ wmmmmm m^b. lii^ln ~aw4MMaL_MJ ■>««**— »oOTa >_^_ %>'.WjW Y'S^tY "^/JVAt LLUU —m. ${'4t t^ mmmm LtUijs B 5 855"B 55 i < U ks ACftOSJ 2. A»tonish«d <6». 6 Culmination (4), 8 liiconchis v« (4> 10. Specie* of onion <7>. 11.
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      181 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN tod.o. \tni ha\e a great deal of natural j, genius, hut it nerds careful d>vHopm«Mit for the fulfil- ment of your ultimate j»oal m life lou h.tvr the iMIJtj to overcome tfritiriri You must never sit bacV and "j wait for opportunity 1 knock, hut go
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      148 2 SINGAPORE 4« m«'re«; 41 metres 12 p m U» I«; 61 mtUtt (6 pjb. U 7 44 Up '«fuslC«J I »d<l 9.M pjn u> TOD A I *.MMFS IN Mti *> Broadc**; 1 Loriai-tB,, n: UJUOW PROC *+eh. 1.13 Profrwnwt Bromdcmat l Dmce I so Vw i Foarm^r fftii* and
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    The Allies land in Sicilv
    915 3  - The Allies land in Sicilv General Dwight D. WBWBHBiMBOBWBBBii by EISENHOWER ,wer wery yhtry tui ty i'ttntctn st^n route Ther# was something le said for closing down large-scale activity In the Mediterranean, once we had Sicily m our p. and saving everyne main opera-rth-West E here To Attacks would threat
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    The Singapore Free Press A Guilty Nation
    318 4 MONDAY Nov. 15. 194«. AFTER one of the longest trials In history. General Hldek: To;o and 24 of Japans war-time leaders have been convicted >rges involving consplf to wage aggressive war, .<?s against peace or respjnsibdity for atrocities. In addition to ex-Prune Minister
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    BIRTH OF MALAY NEWSPAPERS
    1183 4 BIRTH OF MALAY NEWSPAPERS by the Free Press Malay Correspondent TT was not until late last century that Malay newspaper history really began, with i a weekly published every Monday m Singapore called the v Jawi Peranakan." The exact date of the birth of this paper is unknown, but m
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    Purebred Mouse Colonies
    179 4 m THOMAS X iih\K\ f "Explodli Dr. Claren. tor of the Laboruan b^ v itrols" to effects of aity among the of anlma eg where radioactlv< are m use. -gotiations Harbour esl l M statii ly have be»-n compl< th Atomic En mission of Cat arrange augh
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    Commonwealth Held Together
    419 4  -  Culture By The cultural tie* which link 'this great *nd friendly Society of Nations* *r* drawing ever closer, for 'culture is a strong bond holding nations together/ But the unity so far achieved has been promoted 'not by uniformity, but rather through deference to di^trsity.' By SIR
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    33 4 Smoke and flame belch from the amxuhed superstructure of the U.S. Deitroy er HUGHES, a radio- veteran of the Bikini I atomic bomb test i fom trf/h rocke i4O mii« o/f fhe coo* <
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    Tailoring Tales
    239 4 'Vli; 1 n m Brita i thij year brute their d.;-. jubilee, ha bn« i hlch giv n- g of tailoring In I United Kingdom. Many may be surprised to that the craft has bethe traditions Ine centuri•gan In Engla rmayis brought with them I yle than that
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    FAITH
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    kODEL BUILDING PLAN SHELVED
    221 5 Reason: lack of funds i »>taff Reporter A i for the future development of U>ad area between Hill Street J J ue. the Singapore Municipality WjETf M hrme fur building bloc-k of si\However the plan may uot P*~T m aother vfir. s for the Municipal 32
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    WALL FALLS ON HOUSES, MAN KILLED
    9 5 WALL FALLS ON HOUSES, MAN KILLED 91 UCS I
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    Trapped deer, Indians fined
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    13 5 el, dauc. el. The ceremony took d El Si c Oxley Vr ee
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    Savings Bank with drawais
    71 5 Ie dec Pfiiang. Mai i Labuan sections Settlerm ngs Bank. :n next Januu ::ew rules are ex .10 operation withfrom t ran be mad lon, and Other important i Include the i rrom 2.4 per ,d a pr<> f surplus r<Bar.k :o the g< .up of
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    Woman denies family scandal
    339 5 JOHORE MURDER TRIAL Free Press Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRI Sunday. IF you are not careful. I will pat you to death were heard the accused use aoon after the scandal m the family started. This was stated by the widow of Lin Chai Sen* at the
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    SIKH CEREMOM
    22 5 The Sikh community Malaya will tomorrow celebrate the 480 th anniversary of the birth of Guru Nanak. founder of Sikhism.
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    Relatives may not feed detainees
    120 5 yOli security ruMiih, the ing relative^ to supply DOW been discontinu enditure of 515.1K4 former practice of allowfood to Police detainees cd. This will entail an supply food to detainees. uns for p ded m Po year c addisls,l64 to bPolice on food foj During
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    JURONG SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
    31 5 Tiic Joo Koon Chinese mot, Jurong Road celebrats :4th anniversary yei"fday irlth ceremony In the g foiled by an exki of pupils' jjid a cinema show at nig:
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    INDIAN CLUB
    29 5 Work is expected to oegln ear'y i cxl year on a spacious chtohouse. eg'umated to cost about $100,000. for th* 6i pore Indian Association fat Bale.tlei Road
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    New railway time table
    111 5 to the Malayan timetable from Nov 22 are": From Kuala Lumpur: The day mail train will leave at 8 a.m. daily, reaching Singapore at 7.14 p.m.; the night i will leave at 8 p.m. arriving at 8.40 a.m. From Singapore The day mail will leave at
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    Capitol re-building gets under way
    106 5 Fre* Prej* Staff Reporter WORK of rebuilding part of Capitol flats blown up by a mysterious Japanese exploi four years ago has started. The explosion wrecked the j stairways and part of the first floor of the theatre. The new building programme, at an estimated
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    Y's MEN'S PARTY
    71 5 Y 's MEN'S PARTY picture. The V's Menu Club, Singapore, received their new Charter from the Governor, Sir Franklin Oimson, at a 1 dinner at Raffle s Hotel on Saturday night. From left to right: Mr. Thio Chan Bee, Mrs. C. J. Poh. the Governor, the president of the V's
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    BORNEO CLAIMS DECISION SOON
    299 5 BORNEO CLAIMS DECISION SOON Free Press Staff Reporter |>RITISH North Borneo, Brunei and Sarawak will know within a fewweeks what assistance the British Government will give to meet war damage compensation claims, the Commissioner for War Damage Claims I for those territories, Mr. C. F. C. Macaskie, said yesterday. Mr.
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    'Municipality should take the lead'
    136 5 Cutting black-outs Free Press SUIT Reporter TUIE Municipality and firms such as the Singapore Traction Company must themselves be prepared to cut down their consumption of electricity if th« campaign against black -outs is to bear fruit, says the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The Deputy
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    'It seems easy to get work'
    150 5 'It seems easy to get work' ./0/}\ BUREAU CHILI- SA YS Free Press Staff K#j> 'j'HE E merits employr bureau. find emplm. pupils lea. rarely OtTIV Dempsey. said leavi: It easy to z< "Some firms appeal find them sui jobs then witn mlorniaiion. "On firm 'hey had three office boy
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    RULERS MEET
    27 5 JOHORE BAi: The Deputy M< Wan 1 i dsy for X i ■^end th< I Confer?! I The Tengku re will b i r Conference <
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      27 5 We ss fabrics of material difference •SWISS PRINTED CREPE Lxciusivc Design^ i PL AIN 6l MOIRE TAFFETA md 42' width Pastd Shades '*i*CH MOSSCREPg o! Shades Offers
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      81 5 m f !m W m /^^B UOtoterti uou tank the buu No more frenzied searching for that elusive switch when you* use a TOUCH LITE stretch the sleepiest of arms out of bed and touch the base of the lamp anywherm it tights, instantly another touch it's out. Beauty of
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    CHINESE 'WASTED' 200 BOMBERS
    133 6 U.S. programme abandoned ►T'HE ambitious "Mosquitoe bomber" programme of the Chinese Air Force, which cost China more than $2,000,000 (T.S.) of her scanty foreign exchange, will be abandoned today without having caused much damage to the Communists. The programme has failed because of Chinese Air Force
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    9-FARM HEIR PREFERS DIGS
    71 6 9-FARM HEIR PREFERS DIGS THIRTY- YEAR -OLD bachelor Mr. T. L. R. S. Dickin, who has been left nine far worth nearly £100,000 at Wem. Shropshire, will continue living m lodKln&s In Stretford. La: He will carry on with hi* engineer's job. and look ai the farms m hi.s spare
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    DOUBLE WAGES FOR 6 MILLION
    39 6 I manual have m the past 10 doubled alii they work fewer hours, to the report oi an iblished m th ur Gazette The ♦-arniriKs In the m in0s 9d since Oct. r 114..
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    G.B.S. is worried, 'Can't hear the bass'
    268 6 MR. George Bernard "•Shaw. whose recent letters to the press have covered a range of topics J from politics to Napoleonic strategy has now written to the London "Times" on "the ever pressing need for i medying the weakness of the orchestral bass".
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    S'HAI LAND PRICES SOAR
    57 6 C I diamond mark' imenl nomic regulatio bah. Foreign id. Ithy -upper 400 jurrend i nk of Chi: ;a- mi: tment. A Diamond deals I iter said th<> ly 20 per ceni «ie whl i' and $650 :;ilc onl> •nond pi I Antwerp ma 1 It
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    $29 millon for refugee aid
    18 6 $29 millon for refugee aid In menby 4o Wch will c pending ral of •00 during th< Reuter
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    GRAZIANI IS ILL
    16 6 ih&l d until l •:ted that h*» was 111 with •omplaint and unable
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    FICKLE HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE
    64 6 I kexce HENRY brow a bigamisi Ij and described by a Jud worth] of honour or chivalry towards women and :\e In his affections, asked for a divorce—, and got it. 1 has the effrontery to ad of hJ LiverI think only one in- D which
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    Eastern Europe is 'anti-Soviet'
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    Only seven countries have enough food
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    P.I.-Tokio airlinr O.K.
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    HIROSHIMA 'FREAKS' STORY DEBUNKED
    42 6 HIROSHIMA 'FREAKS' STORY DEBUNKED yHK Japanese do not I, 1 bombing and tl» not the **<rop of fn dieted. Brigadier G» jof Japan\ health p. recent I "I do d unic bombinc reporting what we not found a: among the J Askt*d
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    VICAR STOPS HUNT, SAYS A PRAYER
    6 6 VICAR STOPS HUNT, SAYS A PRAYER
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    THE CASE OF JOHN WILLIS
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    KOREAN REDS SUPPLY ARMS
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      75 6 I GL>aY ll— 4 !>— ::o— P\K\M(HM SSATION! 1 Jl-\i j NEXT CHANG^T B O tight To See This British Picture! c/ eHONE:bQO3 LAST FOUH SiaUiVS I tl p m. A«TO00 UPORTMAK #^^Tl MAXWEU REED L W daybheakKji j TOMORROW Win \t i HOWj ?fi BRO« REX LAST DAY! L,
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      37 6 LAST DAY! tUSTr, BRAWLING ADV£HTlifit A .S. Pr**< ed«d > I!M.UA4l < JJaJI!M. l Jlill!!l i "IT HAS EVERYTHI' i \i 1 1 lid I OMI m TODAY 4lhambrA mextchaST Att/fD A/?r/srs THE Hl/AfW PRESTON FOSTER- BE^J A^J GOURMET
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      104 6 JANE Exclusive to tho Singapore Free Press m Malaya X ftfi TO RESCU^ ME.'- UNDER OBSERVATION/^ WiTh ERIC ACE lh 9 /ARE Of HOiirav^ W H °WOIDYOU MAMAGE SINCE FORELOCK vCwiTH LYDIA'JIJ \^^L |M B UP IT ?y RETURNED 7o ToWfd I fT A^ HOPE TARZAN Surrounded By Edgar Rice
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    WEIGHTS FOR 2nd DAY
    273 7 Another card of 8 events BELOW are the weights for four races on U ednesda> the second day of the Singapore Turf Club Meeting. The remainder of the weights have not been received at the time of going to press. There will be another card of
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    POLICE CLEAR CROWD FROM SOCCER PITCH
    56 7 POLICE CLEAR CROWD FROM SOCCER PITCH P^h |i tv be called to clear the nr l^e international soccer m which Austria beat ,c number of the 60.000 after Sweden had scored r tr bert tre twert wert amid from he Austrian players were ho closing and ok the lead In
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    66,000 fans cheer Newcastle goals
    133 7 rrom J. R. CHAMBERS Vl^ E I nited'.N forward line swung into its most brilliant form m the second half of the same i| -t Derby Count itnrday and ripped m three <> band the County its first defeat of Lson m English football. of
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    Was once star footballer
    319 7 THOMAS CUP TEAU....7 By (OIRTCKAFT 4 S one of the best badminton doubles players of Malaya. Chan Ron Leon? of Selangor thoroughly deserves his place m the Thomas Cup team. An all-round sportsman, Kon Leong won his first title— a major one— while still at school
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    CROWD RUSH FOR STUMPS
    184 7 THE een India and the it Indies ended yester in a dr;> experts said after the tear.-. evenly ched. whlcl tide losing the toss being put at a ge. The West In- <pec..ree at the t and two at the close of the West Indies Innings.
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    IRISH LEAGUE
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    CRICKET REVIVAL IN SIAM
    18 7 B. are pirevival < m. and from take Ins U: with coi wertertwer A. P.
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    17 7 pict Mr. Lim Cfionq Pang Bagby) ncr of the eighth ra< Bukit T\mah on Sat:. Free Press
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    TO RIDE IN INDIA
    37 7 BRENDAN Duffy, the well-ki* left Shannon airport yesterday by plane for Calcutta. Duffy, with other Irish jockeys.' will be riding ir I.idla uiiUl next March, when they will return to Ireland.— Reuter. i
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    PENG SOON BEATEN IN DOUBLES
    68 7 DV defeating Uie v S.c. by three ma he NAAFI S.C. won the of the Comnv Houses badminton competition held a Unioj WunK PenK ed too mui'h for the Malay champion. I*mal 15-6. by W Tan. was surprisingly del eat cd. m the do Ismail
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    CARDIFF GIVEN GRIM FIGHT
    82 7 A crowd of 25.000 1 vSatui Rugby Union name m which Cardiff lr? team m the country, beat Newport 5—3 m a Krim d fight. Jiff's brilliant, were put out of their stride by Newoort's covering and deadly tackling. Cardiff outsides too. were Indined to keep
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    31 7 GOTTFIELD VON CRAMM Germany's 'ennU ace, cc- lebraied his return to tuterna tennis yesterday by defeating Gianni Cucelli of Italy to win the internal onal covered cturtsi Lennia tournament A .P.
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    Punters forgot racing dictum
    573 7 By TRESPASSER OINTERS at Bukit Timah on Saturday and, 1 I must confess, the tipsters as well, forgot the racing dictum "Latest form is best form." Five of the days winners— lndian Heather, Move On, Princess Guinevere, Token and Suivi had scored at Ipoh last month.
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    Beaten on the post
    25 7 picture. kW fifth race from Madasari (Harprr) and Kv,-!lfncj (Ma»i> *t Rukit Tim.h n. Saturday. 3 DU uman «>• Fr ee Press
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    AMERICAN FOOTBALL RESULTS
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    ACE DIVIDEND
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    £1,000 OLYMPIC PROFIT LIKELY
    264 7 £1,000 OLYMPIC PROFIT LIKELY From VERNON MORC VN OLYMPIC officials and auditors are still working hard on the balance sheet of the 14th Olympiad although it is now three months since the Olympic Flame was extinguished m Wembley's famous stadium. Officials, who refuse to divulge how things are working out,
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    Today's track work
    40 7 ONL' at this mornii. The track was bea yesterday s rain. Thr Pox's longs at U other?Fox on Sa meet; Happ^ I Toboggan corner.^ Some 1* »y Louda I .id Jim: I gallop fr A numb* imported
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    BADGER FOR U.K.
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      50 7 Today's Sport HOCKEY: Singapore trial— MJ.C. ground; S.R.C. t. Hornets S.R.C. ground: Raffles College v (able 6c Wireless College ground; Khaisa Assn. v. V.M.C.A. —St. Georges Rd.; G.H.Q. FARELF v. R. N. Police-— Tanglin; S.C.C. women's practice S.R.C. ground Xl GBY: S.C.C. "B 1 v. R EM.E. s r r
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    BIRTHS
    21 8 fe ol K K. Hos- i TISBLR f J. B at K.K. al (Ml Nov. !2'h, a SOD. son U.
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    ENGAGEMENTS
    32 8 announce< Che 4 ig Joon soi Mrs. Yong Ha I Yoong Nco s. Chai v 1 1-48. OOH The enga the 14 11.48 Hock lan Cheoi Cheng. Tee. eldest a Kok
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    7 8 i| home. Ormond Owen. b«--d John
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    ALLIES COLD TO NEW PEACE BID
    241 8 ALLIES COLD TO NEW PEACE BID 'Lift blockade first' stand V% A n tn m m ■m i-aivis, .Yionaay. 'rilE I'nited States, Britain and France are expected 1 to reiterate their refusal to reopen negotiations with Russia until the Berlin blockade Is lifted, authoritative sources m Washington said yesterday, commenting
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    DE GAULLE 'SHOWDOWN' IMMINENT
    153 8 DE GAULLE 'SHOWDOWN' IMMINENT PARIS, Monday. pENERAL de Gaulle is pre i paring for a "showdown' battle with Francos middle-of-the-road parties this week party, the 18-month-olc Rally of the French People will enter the new Council ol i the Republic tomorrow as easily the largest single party following last week's
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    BID TO END SHIPPING TIE-UP IN U.S.
    46 8 BID TO END SHIPPING TIE-UP IN U.S. NEW YORK. M IWI.KS a. 11 being I In bid I th -old d trlkJ wW nearh •s shipments from the United States East Ci U i Ol r with Sir. lasts .dlnary tnd maritime hard hit. sail A.P.
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    JEWEL THEFT
    58 8 JEW EL THEFT |\ETE( riVl 1 f v.nd ar.- Investigating the Jewellery valued at nt»-d by the Rajah ipapia to Dr X C Bhattaeharyya, Of K.-ndon, near London. 'The Jewellery taken Inclui big diamond ring worth presented to me by the to wh.-m I was physician and rhm.v the Rajah
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    AIRLIFT A PEACE INVESTMENT"
    153 8 •■i HP „Q Q BERLIN, Monday, j HE U.S. Secretary of Defence. Mr. James Forrestal ki S f? la i cd r here y^sierday that the Allied airlift 111 k erlln is costin over U.S.$lOO million a year, but that he considered it "a Rood investment
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    Greeting for Nehru
    19 8 Pandit Nehru India's F. ■tar, was 59 KMtardaj and Delhi radio t i>ort«»rt »^.*a ngnttulftt Reuter
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    COMMUNAL FLARE-UP IN CALCUTTA
    46 8 COMMUNAL FLARE-UP IN CALCUTTA O ital n a crowc: -:ed a Musi m religloui procession. >l the i rHolal announci- iaid. and m th« localied on S mal life waj ret> id arMbs y«nt lqu« said 28 p rom the efftcu of >omb» and acid buria
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    N. Atlantic pact nearly ready
    144 8 N. Atlantic pact nearly ready WASHINGTON, Moadaj |\IPLOMATU eirdei here expect a draft of the North Atlantic security pact to be completed m a t\ ft will then be considered by the I ie Department and the committee off Brussels pact powers ambassad< ding a inch hi ••red m American
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    Police fire on Paris rioters
    85 8 V2O p<*<>; jut m a I Par;., area The *trike was oy Communist un a ga I brut i parThi njured ■hot by; n a subui a hen 50 demonstrators. rching on police headquar:ied to persuade ■iking bui operator^ to, strike. The crowl Itn hurling
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    SUDAN RIOT
    45 8 FIVE persons were injured and 63 arrested m Khartoum on Saturday during demonstrations staged by proEgyptian politicians, proting against Sudan legislal •mbly elect: be held yesterday. The police dispersed the demonstrators and remained on duty with tear ga* but no further inclden' U.P.
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    Ringing the bells
    42 8 Throughout Br.tain I the bells of all clutr be ringing out the ft baby, and chief at Paul* edral. Seen in is Mr. Langdon, 67-year-old conductor of St. Paul's Bell Ringers Guild, lead his group in a ringing today.
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    Himmler's forged £s still circulating
    205 8 Himmler's forged £s still circulating THh HAGUE, Mond VI \KI.Y U0. 000.000 worth of almost p< forged Bank of England notes, made on Heini Himmler's orders m concentration camp during the war, are still m circulation, according to Mr if Adler, head of the an ti- forger section of the
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    World food talks today
    57 8 L>-TERM planning the better use of world's f >°d probably domin. at 4 rth annual the 57-na and iltural Or^ pening hen nil; nter^a:s of D^spl 1 ■^ral f nation onferenc? m 3ene\a delega 11 be "d with the fact that of the 57 ix?r jounl
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    Rubber prices
    51 8 J^ SPK'IAL Market corr«rpa«d»m givM the price* of rubber (In rmli per Ib mA 11 a m t4>da\ M follows: BiiT-ri sr|irr» No. 1 X S S Sp*. Fob m bal«* Not. 1 EJ 3« v No. k > t i: No. S R 4 s« Ton# market:
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    'WHITE SUPREMACY' Aussie replies to Justice Pal
    62 8 'WHITE SUPREMACY' Aussie replies to Justice Pal SVDNKV. Moihv U AD I not opDo*ed the racial equalit tl, e 11 Versailles Treaty, 1 would Australia." 84 William Australian Prime Minister during World V night. Mr. Hug.' 8 Pal. Indian member o* i Tribunal la Tok mil judgment •xon» icted Japanese
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    LABOUR KEEPS ANOTHER SEAT
    25 8 LABO UR KEEPS ANOTHER SEAT IAB P A U J def E I d»- but Labour reduced Alb Hubbard n.sr 1&43 geii' arIti a majoI*
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    U.S. PLANS ATOMIC DEFENCE
    94 8 WASHINGTON Sunday Official planners are urging quick action on a lie to defend Americas millions against ful nic bombs. poison anc j ret weapons." They call for the mobilisation of 15.000.000 citizen* m a civil avivnr m w itho Ut parallel m history. They emphasize that
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    ISRAEL GOVT DEFIES U.N. ULTIMATUM
    31 8 ISI will not com Nat (lor Id Southern Palestim (l ,j Aubr ban, i ied by the actin gave until saiutions nu Me i tro ■4
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    'Quake in Japan
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    VISIT TO C-G
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    Tsaldaris to head new Greek Govt
    6 8 Tsaldaris to head new Greek Govt
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    Runway crash: 6 died
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