The Singapore Free Press, 17 November 1950

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1950. PRICE i'KN CENTS.
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    TO MAO
    92 1 'Long- standing friendship WASHINGTON, Friday. Iranian said yesterday that the United States "never at entertained an) intention to carry hostilities into China." stat ment, the president said: "If the Chinese of the United Nations for peace and security ill not take upon themselves the responsibility for the United
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    55 1 It o I. I stationed -»t Seletar, pitlared it Kalians jresterdaj with hi% irife and daughter whom he mrt tin their trriv.<l h\ Qantas Constella* (ion from London I It. It I ilip and Mrs. Filip both /c« hos|(»v.»ki.iu> and their daughter, made -i tlr »;i stit escape from the
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    Tsiang backs U.N. order
    179 1 FLUSHING MEADOWS, Friday. RATIONALIST China's delegate, Dr. T. F. Tsiang, speakiiif In Ihc Security Council yesterday In support of the six-nation resolution ordering the removal ol Chinese Communist troops and assuring the Peking regimp that China's frontier with Korea will be respected by the I A.
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    UN TROOPS GAINING STEADILY
    132 1 UN TROOPS GAINING STEADILY SEOUL, Fri. ALLIED troops made gains up to five miles against spasmodic resistance m a general advance yesterday along the sleetslashed fighting: front m North Korea. The sleet made the troins rough for the foot soldiers, and cut down the around-the-clock bombing of Red bases and
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    Recruitment 'satisfactory'
    30 1 LONEX T: for M Mr. I tn requests for Is kind have b>->-:. In full, ired at .d of Augu 1 nainii dy boon X" 1 1 Reuter
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    2, 881 U.S. casualties
    71 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. 'IMIK Defence Departmenl 1 s.iid jresterdaj thai is.ssi American casualties bad been officially reported m the Kor«':m war through November IN. This included 4.!8.{ killed m action, 511 who died of wounds iM.TIo wounded and 1.341 missins m action. The missing Rcurc i' li'hides
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    KOREANS HOLD SPY AGED 14
    40 1 South Korean counfer-os-pionage agents yesterday arrested two Koreans on charges ol spying for the Chinese Communists. They are a«.;ed 27 and 14 years. X ream authorities said the Itted United ■••■>■ j to Chi < iiinists Reuter
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    BANDIT KILLED
    24 1 One bandit was killed and a revolver and 18 rounds of ammunition recovered when security forces b. bandits m S J night.
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    U.N. ENVOY CALLS FOR TIBET DEBATE
    158 1 FLUSHING MEADOWS, Friday rllF intention to raise Communist China s invasion of Tibet m the United Nations General Assembly was reiterated at Flushing Meadows yesterday by El Salvador, despite lack of Support. Mr. Hector David Ca.stro, chief Salvadorian delegate to the United Nations, said
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    Federation elections favoured
    77 1 NDON, Fri. 1. Mr. relay m should b<- used lor certain albeen pr for In ssed by the Mr oodr o w >ur who asked what led to ris to the ral I.' based r je. \h\ Griffiths said It 1 the ni .should be elect state
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    'WILL CLEAR I.-C. OF KIDS'
    58 1 M Jean Letourneau. French Minister ol associated s( predicted that reinforced Hnnch forces will clear Indochina of Communists m the tlths ahead. Back m Paris from a three■Vf'k inspection trip to the tie area. Mr. Letourneau told the nation In a broad:asl that franc will
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    WORKETS TO STAY
    31 1 The Hungarian t: >\ rnment ordered I :tors ol ill undertakings to let worki*s who want to change their >bs to go onlj "m \vi ]l isoned cases A.P.
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    Held up the wrong man
    69 1 riILBEKI "i :k. ->. walked tip to a pedestrian on a corner \J m New iork yesterday and asked him to hold a bottle of whisky. Then he pulled a sjun and started going through his victim's pockets. The victim turned out t<» be pcliee
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    THE BIGGEST INVESTITURE
    209 1 JUNGLE HEROES DECORATED picture Free Press Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. I'HE big<j^st post-war military investiture m the Federation took place this morning at Malaya Command H.Q. Kuala Lumpur, when .">1 recipients were handed awards by the Officer Administering the Government. Mr. S. \V. P. Foster-Sutton. While
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    Local control defended
    84 1 LONDON Fri. nnilE proposals of the Gov ernment of the F tion of Malaya under whirl unofficial members of the Federal Legislative Counci v. ore to bo appointed as head of Government Departmenti m the Federation were quo.tioned m the Coa .va>\\ y» sterday by Mr. WooJrow
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    PEKING POST
    36 1 The former Indonesian Information Minister, Mr \rnold Mononutu will shortiy bo appointed Charge D'Affairea at Pekina Mr. Mononutu \s at present m Luke •;.s as adviser to The Indian United Nations de- If'.atio! Reuter
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    Woman P.C. held up
    47 1 Woman P. C. held up Free Presi Mail Reporter i WOMAN police tor»N- table was held up In two Chinese alone Jalan Teck Kee. <>fT m>. Yio (hu Kant Koad. at about 8 o'clock this morning. She was robbed ol ntff whistle, lamard. n«»teb«mk and shoulder badr»>
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    U.K. rejects 2 Cairo demands
    156 1 U.K. rejects 2 Cairo demands LONDON, I rid ay. BRITAIN took an adamant stand yesterday ftgfttast Egypt's demand Unit British troops evacuate the Su«'/ Canal and said that issue was one which affected the peace and safet\ of many other nations A British Foreign Office spoK rejected a second Egyptian
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      143 1 r^nSCHARD RD.SPORE AN IMPORTANT D(V(LOPMtN7 J* IN THI TREATMENT Ois INDIGESTION )kALOCOL is widely prbSCnOfcU h, medtcal profession It is i>en<r that by t-ie mtrodjction of tnr A a Control Aioi;u indrKi JTJnTt m It-r. irt.Mmetl of KZ' indigestion. b t.i iv o tr.« I m the stomacn and to
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    How to Beautify Your Hair
    415 2  - How to Beautify Your Hair MAG DA DUN IN HAS SOME ADVICE, AND SOME CRITICISM FOR SINGAPORE WOMEN. 'rHERE are always lots ot parties m Singapore, but now, of course, we can look forird to even more of them all "bigger and better", more special i festive. The Clubs have
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    Romeo and Juliet
    72 2 ROMEO ii id Juliet, a dan c drama, is nted at tiie by of t el 24. 2 26. Ci U b>j W Tscha J I Wybro wl ■)f Pur s. ire jour Lloyd Studtoy TOP Poison, I see. hath been h;s timeless end 0 churl dnnk
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    THE GREAT WOOL RUSH
    451 2 By A WOMAN CORRESPONDENT SURVEY ading London stores recently led soarIng of women's id men's outerwear. •ol underclothing, blank trpets. woollen furnishing tnaU rials. utility furs and knitting wools It is the male shopper vho i< leading the rush, scared b stories of woollen suU5 ri*incr
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    M.BE. FOR W.R.A.C.
    91 2 A LEICESTER girl, Miss Glady s ("Peggy"! Gibb. ;s a major m the WRACS, has been awarded the M.B.E. m recognition of her Army service m Malaya She went into the ATS'in 1939 and was commissioned within eleven months of i<>:ning In June. 1948 she was posted
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    ...But Don't Blame the Women!
    195 2  - ...But Don't Blame the Women IRIS ASHLEY Rejects the suggestion that women are keeping the men from going to sea. ijLTE know that Englishmen, on the whole, do not like the emancipation of women. Most of them infinitely prefer the idea of keeping the little woman m the home or
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      49 2 Clamorous Col led ion of Evening Cowns. i SOFTER... SMOOTHER f SKIN j^ 6c yewut with, "SK D I m THE SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN inspires 1/ > AkA I i IB"'* x r^"\ PERMANENTLY TINTED J^%=^S > TO YOUR NATURAL SHADE H Ni k. leading Di^per.gnrlr* AY 78 NATURAL
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      48 2 Solution To Crossword No. 204 SOLUTION:— Across: 1. Invns <>ii 7 Level-headed. 8. Will. Pen c 12 Ideal 13. Star 16 Water melons. 17, Bcs*- drew l>«»wn: 1. In- a i lates Vile 3. tt'efeci 4 Indicatn-s 5 Nods Clown Ift. Burred 11 c 14 S\vn:i 15 C<
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      258 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR I DOKN toda>. it is !,i,|) that you will be happiest if you select a life work m which you will be dealing directly with the pablk. The stars have Riven you many talent* and an adaptability which mikes it easy for you to turn your hand
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      32 2 the work of the church. In any event, you will be interested m thr welfare of others and will Mint to i help all who are less for- j tunate than yourself.
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    WOES OF A CHINESE STUDENT
    236 3 Too many Soviet instructors HONG KONG, Thursday. FIIE Chinese people have not accepted cither the Chinese Communists or their Soviet allies with open arms, according to a Chinese student who arrived m Hong Kong recently after four years' study m Peking When the Communists first
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    30 3 photo 1 daughter of si r Alexander and «d-luck" chat with sweep sum <- m Mr Hwjga \Mor. sonind son v %»*or, it S;»int Michael's i Ndu irr I ondnn. A.P.
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    NEW SNAKE RIM FOUND
    38 3 NEW SNAKE RIM FOUND NF.W YORK, Thursday. India, Malaya and other makeis «»i the Far Fast may eventually p anti-venom senun recently dNkmerk an doctor. pot. Jr., ha.s developed a Uy procurable becau source, trie blood of the
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    EAPLOSION IN DUPONT PLANT
    6 3 EAPLOSION IN DUPONT PLANT fghgf A.P.
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    Piecemeal surrender
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    King may make earlier tour of Australia
    91 3 CANBERRA. Tj 'J'HE King may begin his of Australia i than March 1952. the date originally contemplated. oral Frank H. Berrymar., wh appointed director of the 1950 R tour which was cancelled becau.se of the King's ill will leave Canberra for Briion to
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    DEFENCE COST UP
    36 3 The US. Secretary of the Mr. John Snyder <aid m V. -'on that the ill bo Increased next •far. and rnlif»ci on Co 1 to raise 'aan.<x n .< high enoui the full U.P.
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    The blind may see by sound
    72 3 M HENECTADY, NEW YORK, Thursday. THK development of a "synthetic voice" machine that ran scan an object or a landscape and transform the picture Into sound was reported at the annual autumn meeting of the National '•my of Sciences. at to "hear" by n
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    Bridge Hands
    57 3 South Vrst 1 N r Pass J« Pats* not i thai band from y v have i be- one ihf m open club. E I In to p odd wheii w I op mond Bu< v i r Ith cards I c foitr ontra ye b< »n d«-
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    16 3 Tired South Korean soldiers make a bed of live shells to snatch gome sleep between i.
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    THE KING FROM AFRICA FELT COLD
    96 3 THE KING FROM AFRICA FELT COLD EDINBURGH. Thurs. J£ING OLOWO. chief of the Old I of Equatorial ria, clutched a steam r In his hotel corridor yesterday and snorted that Scotland's 40 d< Id snaji is "deceitful." and his wife. have been m Bri- n two months on a visit
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    BUCKLEY
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    Air trip for delegation
    12 3 Air trip for delegation \N ail Prague to New V P A.P.
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    ICE ISLANDS IN ARCTIC
    33 3 r. i mi irt: lunrts i oj s wi r ius said a I 8 les I ■i> mt' N liing ai the six 1 I cj a A.P.
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    EMPIRE TALK ON WOOL
    63 3 EMPIRE TALK ON WOOL Foi r< pr ie Ui d States, Britain Zealand. South Africa Australia mot m Melbourne to evolve i plan ;<• >riable the United Stairs to itockpile up to 1.000.1 0 pounds ot woe! fr countries. According to a common Wi alth spokesman, any decisions reached will
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    S'HAI EXPLOSION
    18 3 Report* !r i hinesi 15 miles north of Shangha ■tied, killing ni^!' 1 usly Injuring U.P.
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    5 3 Th- United States Basuio. Reuter
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    Lost children of Greece
    176 3 ATHENS, Thursday. JV> you know where our children arc? Red-eyed mothers In mourning ask that question In everj Ullage and hamlet for mile upon mile a!ong the (irv'tk border. Their children were taken from them three years a«o by Communists who marched them In thousands across
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    'TRUMAN WILL BE RE-ELECTED'
    16 3 P: I am sure as I su!t < p pres Mr. On A.P.
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    BLOOD Grouping IN U.S.
    10 3 BLOOD Grouping IN U.S. I be put tvne I U.P.
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    SUNSPOT'S EFFECT
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    'Be a handsome nudist
    31 3 SI you must be nudist, .v least v«» v! looking hat > the wray a I M.I II it. observed: are almost alwaj s t!ie niosl ■iicsl. Reuter
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    "Thorez's plane attacked'
    44 3 "Thorez's plane attacked' BERI.r •pHE Russian High Co. sion for G ly charged yesterday lhat an A' ran Air Force jet f plane attacked a s< .senger plane carryin French i nlst Mr. M Oen. vv. r. chairman of the vtrol H F U.P.
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    Feed outlook is better
    22 3 WASHINGTON I I THE Fo.:d and A rid food ood id the ou 1!ook I i lead U.P.
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    Oil explosion
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      109 3 rot? THt BBIAK THAT BEfRiSHESf Wh,n rh,_ <oin^ m th. jt: .c ms hard why not adjourn to the C H CAFE— for the brcjk thit refreshes Have a cold drink or a cup of tea. I*2 Then so back to your work refresh- jfl '.''-V^i J-^ OPEN TILL 6
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      25 3 SEW x^J^^Mf AWL If K^^.. "^y yr S&wtca- MACHINE gi." Singer Sewing Marh fine, m U.S-A.) Meyer Chambers. Spore [^^5 ot Tha Sinr-ftr rv-iufacturjng Ccmpany.
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      141 3 Wjw Sy'? v^ ,5A ;v A".. V- I *i 5 v fit ffisS', SIMGAPOHE B: i -r. jj 4.4) ;> .v Programme Summary;}) IBLIIt Nl rWOKK) i;t Prom the London Editorials i™»Blngapcre: .C-jf-J of 12 Programmei m Malay; l pjn patch >bbcv 5 r;o London ...Ttao. M »n:N«« 1.45 Dance
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. Nov. 17. 1950. State of the unions
    257 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. Nov. 17. 1950. State of the unions "HERE is no: much to >;i; m the ot t rradel i ror 1949. w] la i hat union j m n dropped by during that S now a uly ak. n 55.01 I s worka union. I
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    British Brigade Surprised MacA
    599 4 British Brigade Surprised MacA By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDSKT IT Is widely known now that ulthough the 27th British Com►nweali Brigade ihed Korea In v to General M ttiur's appeal "for v troops" American commanders hardly expected the British to n important role the H'-jht The ~1 :ana knew, as all
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    200 4 BJVEN trie Valleys are bet- ween 12.000 and 17,000 feet above sea level m the fabvl;m l.md cf Bod. wh re every river washes down sands impregnated wfh gold. The passes are 16.000 to 19.000 feet hi^h, and the peaks are as high as 24.000 feet. N°icjhbours. who have fought
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    ATOM 'SCREENING' UNDER FIRE
    714 4  - ATOM 'SCREENING' UNDER FIRE George Godwin By 1 II 'II AT. it is beini; asked, is the prac- i! value (i t a '*screen- thai makes possible the employment of a Dr. Fuchs, the niolodramatic disappearance of a Dr. Pontecprvo? Britain's Intelligence S •!"> operates by inevitably cret When it
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    20 4 .'i •■;ft of tflC 7 i't'O i3-.icd" from U.ving Lhasa by -jvj, lamas oj tnree of 'i-ibei s Icr'ytst mons'ta
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    For 'Everest' Read 'Stalin'
    506 4  - For 'Everest' Read 'Sta lin Alwyn Tebbitt By NEW DELHI IF the Chinese Com- munists take Tibet, t h c world's mountaineers will have to £ive up their ambition of conquering the worlds highest mountain. Mount Everest. Discovered v 1 m nnts t exactly 100 years aco. Mount Everest, named
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    Bible Mystery
    117 4 rightly pointed out the having chan lay. What I disagree i lth i& dat mt by him. »id p• the 1 alter the sabbath day. or was If transuiiday, a \r>: Dor-s Mr \V ing form v. I md complr-ed not c. n 364 AD? I Km wondering
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    Painting—By A Donkey
    29 4 Painting By A Donkey COR ALFRED < d by n < i h' ir n 1 by a d d ll showed dI A brush tid mi .v, near "Sin. Adr:rt*
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    Operation for the Blind
    9 4 Operation for the Blind the f i I A.P.
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      12 4 POPLJLAR HOUSE SPORt CUPS MSO A LS J r P. H. HEHDaY,
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      59 4 Essential to a we d cf /i j v Th Sec that you VITAMIN ENRICHED BREAD AND S.C.S. CREAMERY BUTTER the best you can COLD STORAGE Siiifjapoiv CM Stem 9p*^ FOR BETTER PERMS J^?-- J Ar LOWER CO r4?^ lAISON° MODERN '^>tr& Ladies 1 11. <^*y 126, ORCHARD RO/ I
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    Payments: new suboffices
    4 5 Payments: new suboffices i
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    SMALL DEFICIT IN REVISED BUDGET
    228 5 SMALL DEFICIT IN REVISED BUDGET New scales for higher posts Free Press Staff Reporter [»HE estimated deficit m the Singapore Government's 1951 budget, standing at $13,500,006 m the draft estimates has been reduced b> the Select Committee which scrutinised it to what is virtually a small paper deficit, the Tree
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    88 5 picture. picture. 4 SECTION ol th Mt-stronc Dutch battalion which n a\ en route to Korea to fight under the I'nited Nations, on the Zuiderkruys m Singapore yesterday. The troops include Marines. Commandos and paratroopers and ha\> all seen service m the former Dutch East Indies. Free Press IMiK I)eput>
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    RADIO STAR COMING
    19 5 RADIO STAR COMING v BRITISH radio star, n inie, who g it" of the BBC I be m He
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    TALK ON REDS
    29 5 c tv il-Gi Mr J. Van d» n "life Behind Iron i b o! the Ba held at the Chinese 1.C.A., &l< U R a< night
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    Used car prices go up
    216 5 Used car prices go up Free Press Staff Reporter MALAYAN'S present trade boom, coupled with the shortage of new cars coining into the country, has resulted m an immediate increa m tne prices of second-hand cars on Singapore. Dealers m Singapore indied that prices had risen from 10 to 12
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    Better cooks for hospitals
    144 5 Free Press StafT Reporter INHERE c a lack ol proA cooking distgbution "i food Itals until sufficiently need bee- says the 1 J49 annual report of the Mi D< pari ment, But yesterday, the Director )i Mcdl b Dr. W J Vicl lid that bei I
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    33 5 picture. ;HI i-lopiira, n...r-; ti loiir iv 1. 1 lv.iii -1 rapore for V'"- x North ISornea Govtrnmrnt. She will sail for Sandakan tiiis week with the rest of the fleet. Free Press
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    COMMITTEE ON RICE
    65 5 COMMITTEE ON RICE Free Press Stall Reporter AN informal Cor Committee "n Rice has n set ud under the aus- the Commissionerleral's Office, and the first meeting wiD be held m Phoenix Park. Singapore, Wednesday. It la intended that this should serve as a re for the exohaivjo of Information
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    LANDOWNERS TO BE CONSULTED
    172 5 Free Press Staff Reporter T-HE Singapore Kural Board m future will not make any survey or draw up plans for the construction of new roads until landowners themselves favour the new roads. This decision was taken at yesterday's meeting of the Board after objections by certain
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    NEW SCOUT H.Q.
    35 5 Singapore B<>v sc mts will have their first permanent home after 40 years of scouting m this country when kr n< head-quarteri m Armenian Street is formal^' <ijn nt d un Saturday.
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    MORE MID WIVES FOR SERVICE
    161 5 Free Press Staff Reporter i*HE Singapore Medical Dr y>d\ Is to take steps :o ir the number of midwires, and a .star: m this ction will be made early year. This assurance was given iday by the Director of lical Services, Dr. W. J. Vickers.
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    Top priority for outpatient plans
    179 5 Free Press Staff Reporter TilE provision of well-equipped and extensive out- patient departments m each of the main Singapore hospitals will be given first priority m 1951. the Director of Medical Services, Dr. VV. j. Vickers, said yesterda>. Dr. Vickers said that all plans for
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    A jobless legionnaire goes back
    185 5 A jobless legionnaire goes back Free Press Stall Ke porter i FRENCH Forei. gion deserter reral who Jump* i near S Dre m April, 1^49, left Singapore I week by th Past* lor French Incto-Cl alter tailing tc obt suitable employment m Sin^apor* the Federation. This A. M. Nougarou. A
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    ANNIVERSARY
    27 5 'l the In! nal bra ed by the Singapore Braiu h Bocl tublic meeting on Sunday, at 630 p.m. at the Society "hall. 8. CairnhllJ Road.
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    HARVESTING
    32 5 .SEREMBAN. Thurs Despite considerably reduced areas under cultivation, banana production m N Smibilan is well maintained, but harvesting and maintenance are only confined t more productive holdings c nn official report.
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    Building sold to U.S. firm
    86 5 Building sold to U.S. firm LAND ■quare Road. S n.d a I: ed buildinu I for $4 rday by the npany can International As I Co.. who paid about 140 I square lan of land c -.i to the KP M bui Three other lots jing toial 600. Land of
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    B.C.G. leant arrives
    136 5 Free Press stall Reporter PENANG. Thurs. THE B.C.G. team I sponsored by the World Health Organisation arrived m Penarg today from Ba: kok. Wf shall bo m Malaya for 16 months, after which we hope to entrust our work to ior.J teams whom we si train during
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      33 5 MAIL Surface mail U r\prc;pd m da; from Slam, Jap<i. Federation. Latest timet fOf p<>&»iiip Mirfaro i the G.P.O. today ar«; noon for Duinibi: 5.4.i pjn Federation and 6 djti. i f". nak.
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    NAT LOFTHOUSE TO LEAD ATTACK
    203 6 Three changes m England XI VAT LOFTHOUSE, the tall, sturdy Bolton 1 Wanderers centre-forward, is the surprise choice to lead the England soccer attack against Yugoslavia at the Arsenal ground, London, on Wednesday. It will be his first international. bustling type of player, but it
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    71 6 pu tur»v Mas Uarimann j>r r«| ih it he roillv is "Strom; Max" al West Berlin's Mariendorf arena. He hHd two Volkswagen .us <>f a combined. 56 horse-power logetber with the strength of his arms, and pave the same performance with two jeeps o! (ii!ii!)i:ic,i 100 Inn ><'-pi»v\»-r. Pirtiiif shows
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    Berkshire Counts C.C.'s plans
    15 6 Berkshire Counts C.C.'s plans DOWN at P I heard Cl a] nloi the IUC- aid
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    NAVY BEAT AIR FORCE
    96 6 ROYAL NAVY f..-uh* h to win their rugby nun eh nsi Royal Air Force Combined at Seletar yesterday. Thf scor< was eight poii Mine goal and one try to Postponed through I .iy before, veloped int a veeu the packs. Th- Airmen held the initiaIn the
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    Manila team coming
    53 6 A PHILIPPINE I hines« lable tennis t.-. t jn i s comin« to Sin^aporf to plaj a r: <>i eames m thf rarh part ol .1 ;n" ir\ ii»-\t par. S n apor« T.il>!»- Tennis Association have cabled i ik terms. The Manila \isiti»rs will receive r
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    MAY BE TRIPLE CHAMPION
    17 6 Free Pirn Stall C«rrcsp*ndml \I PVEROREEM Chai I Chua B i hi c.
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    U.K. visitors keep unbeaten record
    105 6 [JONG KONG Union kept their unbeaten record here when they beat Singapore Combined by 49 points to 43 m a thrilling basketball match at the Happy World stadium last night le was m doubt untii the end A regrettable incident marred the game m the
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    PAKISTAN TEAM FOR ENGLAND
    56 6 iMiE Pakistan hockey team. which arrived m Amsl dam irom Paris yesterday m England later this month. irlstj mccl Holland tomorrow and Belgium on .Sunday before leaving for 1, where ma will Btyed against a combined XI at Aldershot on Soy 22 and a Hock< elation
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    EOS SPORTS CLUB
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    Few changes in markets
    120 6 9BHIAHkHMHHHHH»^aHI LONDON, Friday. 4FTEK some irregularity m early dt-.riiigs the A markets became steadier, to dost with onl\ minor alteration m domestic issues jrcsterdaj Reuters financial correspondent. An Initial firmness was lost on consid Communist China's •'withdraw from Kon mo to the United Nations but sentimei
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    S'pore All Blues must improve
    74 6 S'pore All Blues must improve \LTIiOUGH Singapore All Biucs defeated Univer- Malaya at terday by nine po.n*> <two and a penalty goal> to they did nut impress and .v:i: have to do better m .ng Cup match m N'eyri Semb: Th( rees show I l combination, and md dropped passes
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    N. PERAK SHUTTLE RESULTS
    66 6 N. PERAK SHUTTLE RESULTS f mm I'm-ns stall < ml Champu School Hall. \l< r. O; ii >n. 1.-T i b1 I "-14 10-7. Open I)«iu)il >» I 8 Mi Ch'iah C bt Tony 15-3 Miv.fl I»ouh|»^ R Phaik Har and .m r\a Q and Lokp X T<ui Ka- S-v»
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    DINK GIN TO WIN THE FREE HANDICAP
    728 7  - DINK GIN TO WIN THE FREE HANDICAP ALLAN LEWIS Tiberius fancied by his stable By fHE Three-year-old Free Handicap, to be decided tomorrow, is the principal race of the Singapore Turf Club's Winter meeting, which opens with the running of this race. Though 17 horses were handicapped the field will
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    THE GAMBOLS
    21 7 UOW CAN 1 FINO TWfcLV* CfrtfTAiN bANftK WMllfc VOO w'ATIW Mfc Win TWAT CVUICAL 9M\PK ON VOOO HCt- T
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    Main tracks at B. Timah still heavy
    10 7 Bukit main I
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    Ipoh padang enclosure
    18 7 Ipoh padang enclosure IPOH TfcUT*. 'j' be o all m 0 to •ion J Of I B ri
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    European teams to Four Far East
    30 7 urope will vi^it Bong Konf tht ii t«»urs of the Fat Easl inced m .Manila by "Mr. Ol the Hong Kon<; Football I Reuter-AAP
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    Services earn 2-all draw
    96 7 Ser vices earn 2-all draw UAPORE Civilians v .m Day Fund horrombined S it Padang an all-out b by Civilians m -:ng minu; I a ten rj minutes if to the absence ol A. C and when W Cmdr. camp m as substihis team was already down Clviliai ide more
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    DREYER CUP BADMINTON
    118 7 Uonal badminton tournan I of the Municipal Engine Pumping Stations and the Muni- Transport Centre, will b« played on Sunday at 9 M oka Hill school ball. Cup w..* presented by Mr P. A. D Financial O: 1 ;md ihp prizes f or the teams by Mr.
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    MOHAMED WINS SINGLES TITLE
    13 7 lubs h Handicap Doubl- J T. C w T
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    CIVILIANS 2nd COAL
    23 7 picture. !ll!l lAGARETNAPJ Mwflins < :mli.imh' (Olid >;<> t il m yesterdftj P-»PP> ttalJ Fund k- on tho t'tdani; a two-all UNKNOWN
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    GOALKEEPER CLEARS
    30 7 pit lure. ThiliafaretnanTs effort to score is foiled by Browne. Services' goalkeeper, m wslerd;iv's hockey mutch on the Padang m aid of the Poppy l>;iv Fund. Free Press
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    OAKES' NEXT CARD DEC. 1
    139 7 SINGAPORE boxing promoter Wally Oakes said this morning that although the Police had withdrawn his licence to promote tonight's fights at the Happy World arena, he will still make use of his two Australian boxers. Tommy Watts and Sid Fletcher m another promotion on Dec.
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    Horses not accepting
    38 7 '■Miri following horsei will 1 m>t sturt tomorrow: Fortune's Favourite Clynor, Latin Affair. Bright House, Talkie, Mandarin Song:, Kind Regards. Father's Pridf. Trnmpington. Gilian, Golden Hod 11, Eastern Picture, Sistoron. Merlin, Lucky Tom and Richmond.
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    7 GOALS SCORED
    14 7 Kampong 8.. I ftl on R» b i r :i Park
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    Opera to score again
    1201 7 CLASS 3 CHANCES SUMMED UP /\PEHA did not look nearly ready when he scored an easy win m Ciass 3. Div. 3 at Penang. He made the opposition look like fifth class, .so I am suggesting his rise of divisions with an extra 4 lbs. will
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    U.S. BASEBALL WONDERTEAM
    59 7 JJNIVERSITY of California Bears are bvine hailed m the United Slates as the new "wonder team" of the West. The chances of their going through the remainder of the season successfully appear to be 100 per rent solid. Bears have only Stanford remaining m the way of
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    16 teams for 1951 Services' soccer league
    222 7 SIXTEEN t^ams will take part m the n Services, Soccer League next year. They are: (iHQ FARELF, R.E.M.E. Base Workshops, GHQ Signals Regt., R.A.S.C. School (F.E.), R.A.F.C. Nee Soon, Singapore District Signals Regt., T. and T.C N>e Soci. 30 Battalion R.A.0.C., Singapore Engineer
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    Today's sport
    20 7 HOCKEY: B »f Ind XI v 8.C. 8.C. ,'nd XI. PMUfc TENNIS: V.M.C.A. »oui ment. Bras Basah Road.
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    INVITATION REFUSED
    42 7 Norway. Finland. Denmark. Sweden and Iceland have turned down an American invitation to meet the Unit°d States m track a:.d field events at Los Anfples next year because they r.~e too busy preparing for Ive 1952 Olympics at Helsinki.— U.P.
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    Everglow B.P.
    22 7 *.nc »trt i HP U arid Pt Enjf Checnu >'< H m 1 ti H> n ml mi Mi nd Riv-
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    BIRTH
    21 8 MORRIS lo Gillian, wire ni I >n E. Morris, a son. Rod~fr hn. at Kandang Kerbau Hoson 15th November. 1950.
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    ENGAGEMENT
    43 8 DAVIS-CORNEY: The ene Is announced between LId. second son of the late and of Mrs. on Davis of Barnville Wood. tendon Common. Hertford:.d Judith Anne, only h r er of Mr. L. G. Corney. C.M.0., and Mrs. Corney of 22 < :.:<-. Haiv.pton. Middle-
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    DEATH
    26 8 M.R. A. T. HARRIS Ot Out Pi -on DepC., passed away at the Ital. on the 16.11.50. t^e leaves General Hospital i a 30 oni
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    Russians hit by own decision
    71 8 VIENNA. Fri. THE Russians m Austria have aone a somersault on a 10-month old decision to allow Austrian^ to fly glider planes. In December 1949. the Rnsive permission to clider enthusiasts to take up their spor, again. R ently. however, the Soviets banned glider flying
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    Israel Govt. wanes
    11 8 ruling M ipal Party its In January. 1
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    TALKS ON S.A. INDIANS PROPOSED
    240 8 TALKS ON S.A. INDIANS PROPOSED Nations debate race prejudice LAKE SUCCESS. Friday. THE Scandinavian and Latin American delegations to the United Nations introduced a joint resolution yesterday calling on the Union of South Africa, India and Pakistan to hold a round table conference concerning South Africans of Indian origin. In
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    41 8 YAK FIGHTERS— One <>i the Tibetan mountain Run crews who use Mule and yak transport. r i he army is a very determined force and has a high morale. Kut neither the infantrymen nor the artillerymen have had any firing: practice.
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    PEKING CLAIM
    12 8 I- r X I X <■; iimin In 1 past U.P.
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    Plans unchanged
    17 8 day tlon have not clv his he wii i on pv*rv Dlan m i" U.P.
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    29 8 Rl'LEßS— Kins GusUv i and Queen Louise <»f Sweden m the Royal Palace lt vUxkholin. The Qveen \\er»r> Swedish inounuii^ dress of whit* m in«'nii»r\ «>t Kiim Gastat V.
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    African tribal battle ends
    127 8 I M TATA, Cape Province, Friday. /VNF thousand African tribesmen have fought a week-long savage battle along the rock-strewn valleys of the wild mountain district of Ngqeleni. Their women folk supplied them with arms— puns, spears, sticks, and boulders and every night they carried oil the
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    NOT STAYING FOR 30 YEARS
    51 8 The U.s Btate" Department spokesman, Mr Michael McDermotr. yesterday branded as '"absolutely falsr" pi reports appearing m Russian newspapers that General Douglas Mac Arthur is negotiating an agreement with Japan which would authorise American occupation troops to stay there for 30 years and remilitarise country.
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    The walnuts stayed put
    75 8 F FARMERS m Hemet, California, thought helicopter night be just the thing to blow the walnuts off their trees. They brought m a helicopter for an experimental flight and it hovered over the trees, the down draught from the hoge rotors rattling the branches. The nuts,
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    LEAVING-CANTON
    21 8 LEAVING- CANTON Numerous foreign missionaries wore reported to be preparing to leave the Canton area following Increasing Communist repression activities.- U.P.
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    Confidence in Venizelos
    70 8 ATHENS. Frl |*HE two-pan government of Prime Minister, Venizelos, formed 13 d after the Pieraeus hart scandal I won vote of confidence ur by 104 to 54 m spite ol breakaway of 27 members the Populist Party. had la The break-up group ight Mr. Constantine Tsaldaris as
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    INDIAN WILL ASSIST LIE
    35 8 INDIAN WILL ASSIST LIE Mr. Sh&maldharce LmU of India- wai yesterday s^ In before ihe plenary of the General Assembly a*Assistant Secretary General of t lie United Nations. He was Introduced by Hi Trygve Lie.
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    JUDGE REFUSES TEA TO JURY
    83 8 NORWICH, Friday. II RY who asked for cups of tea while nmsider- <* m» their verdict at Norwich. England, found a man guilty of murder, and heard him sentenced t<> death The jury retired at 5.20 p.m. At 6.10 thralled back by Mr. Justice Hilbery.
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    10 8 /)m/, trhat happens to him ivhen there* a poicer cut?
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    ACHESON STAYS
    19 8 President Truman said yesterday that the Secretary ol Mr. Dean Acheson. will remain In his post.- A.P.
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    Kindness cost woman £6
    183 8 LONDON A WOMAN'S intended kindn< s.s to over a railway ticket brought Uu to Linslade Magistrates' Court. Buckin William Lawrie, ased 21. o] Glasgow, was fined a total of £5 pay £3 18s. costs H wrongfully obtained a railway ticket, worth a penny. by falsely pretending
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    U.K. MONEY
    8 8 Vest< r HK HK HKS3US U.P.
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    M-Aid for Britain may stop
    9 8 M-Aid for Britain may stop THI J sion i
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      9 1 Free Press RACE FORM Special Friday, November 17, 1950.
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      What is lacking in Malayan racing?
      717 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS By ihlt 1 I ■i\ c s n to he everm Ib.e There jtc at It-UM JO.--•M to 30.000 people, not numbers of the Simj.iTuif luh. who dft-» attend the races '.iikit Timah, tmt they .1 of thU jv i th have
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      Licensing of bookmakers would earn millions for Govt
      1382 1 BOURSE ca eeps, Unlimited sweeps, otr.. hold murh intror members, and increasing stakes are catching their imagination, but still something Is lacking m Malayan racing, especially In in* more important races set down for derision each year. Wha f is lacking is
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      Epsom may be Boussac gala
      204 1 Us THE SCO! T VEXT year's Epsom Derby will coincide h t i. Festival of Britain. We left Hurst Park recently greatly fearing that our 1951 premier classic will be another "festival for Boussac.*' N\ i ngal roth c orange-and-g >urs to an impressive win
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      Lansdown back in saddle
      123 1 ALL ABOUT THE JOCKEYS GORDON Lansdown, who was injured m a fall from Alpha on the opening day of the recent Kuala Lumpur meeting, will ride at Bukit Timah tomorrow. first thought. A rib. wh been fra ROY a .vabi- I has Perr- well-ki .a as
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      PIGGOTT OFF TO SCHOOL
      8 1 Switzerland. ady ttxrd. Joel
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      Form guide for Bukit Timah race meeting
      6999 2  -  ALLAN LEWIS Compiled by FOLLOWING is the full form guide for all horses entered for the Singapore Turf Club's Winter meeting opening tomorrow. HORSES CLASS 1. ABBY KAY FOI'KTH <Six started) 11-11-50 X.L 8-4 «F. t Charles* Div. 3: Ist General 2nd Minstrel
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      35 2 picture. Trainer Jack Spencer leadins: m Opera (Ay res) after the Pay I p cHdin«'s Maiden win at Penanc la^t month. Opera may follow up his success at the present Bukil Timah meetinc Free Press
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      31 4 Horse 'given stimulant' allegation STEWARDS «)i Eni arr to Til hors ii and ■id Jock( Clv .detected tiuiant I. has b i Ruh c < a. if In I It thai] ifl
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