The Singapore Free Press, 22 December 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, DECEMBER >2, 1930 PKH'fc. ifcN CKMS
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    BOMBERS POUND HUNCNAMAREA
    316 1 Perimeter is tightened SEOUL, Friday. piC.HTKRS and litfht bombers roaivd out nuo fair skies this morning in daylight attacks on the enemv around Hungnam and in northwestern Korea. B-26 night intruder bombers flew 32 sorties last ni^ht and early this morning, some in close support of American
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    7,000 TONES RUBBER FOR RUSSIA
    78 1 7,000 TONES RUBBER FOR RUSSIA i shipment i LONDON, Fri. British >hi'.» to i any 7,i00 IMS «>* Mala\ai\ r r worth more than r>. hukm) to the Black purt of Odessa, it a M iiidwed ve>terday this was the rt shipment O l rubber etw ieel to RMSsia m
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    U.N. will wait one wsek
    46 1 LAKE SU( Prl T^ na Korean r e Committee yesterai, .nose Peoples Republic that it would wait one we^k berore making a final report to rhe United Na- tl Committee on j the ehaacti <>f stopping the' flsht;ns :n K Reuter
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    ITALIANS HAVE COLD WAVE
    35 1 ITALIANS HAVE COLD WAVE The Italians shivered t»ra tikttt cliy-dd cold slowed II tin ions and snapped telephone and telegraph wires. i persona ww kilU-d und red In accidents bUn: -d on the weather. U.P.
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    BEVIN SILENT
    22 1 Mr Ernest Bevin. the Biir -arv. declines to comment on his talks In Bran ken he returned ndon yesterday- Reuter
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    CRYING ROOM
    13 1 A MNind-proo! room for ;nclnded which ■.ill I bo. we A.P.
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    33 1 BANDIT CAUGHT Ciasp.irr Pi.M-iotta. tho tousin and lieutrn.int of the bandit leader Salvatore (iiuliano. lie is thf last bandii of importance in Sicik to be arrested. (iiuliano was killed by police in July.
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    Britain studying Cairo proposals
    44 1 The British Foreign Office is giving serious attention to the Egyptian proposals for converting the 1936 AngloEgyptian alliance into a multi-lateral security treaty covering the whole of the Middle East, it was understood in diplomat ie Quarters In London. Reuter
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    CHRISTMAS TREES
    14 1 Americans will spend over US$5O 000.000 on Christinas trees this year. A.P.
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    $ FOR DEFENCE
    21 1 FOR DEFENCE The US Senate yesterday voted U.S. $2X000,000 for delen^e expenditure and approved $1,600 million for specral defence construction. Reuter
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    SIAM TROOPS FIGHT POLICE
    213 1 Free Press Malay Correspondent THE police station at Sungei Golok in Siam near 1 the Kelantan border was attacked when SlmmCM police. dashed with the Siamese Army on Sunday last, the Metayu Kiya TeporiV' 0 The clash, which occurred in the afternoon, lasted several hours and
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    TREMOR IN CHILE
    17 1 A strong earth tremor was felt in Chile yesterday morning, j considerable alarm. A.P.
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    Adenauer smiles after talk
    114 1 Adenauer smiles after talk BONN (Germany) Fri. DR. Konrad Adenauer. Chancellor of West Germany announced last night: •There has been a big step forward" in plans to include West German forces in the West's projected 1.000.000--man defence force against Communist aggression. The Chancellor was smiling a s he emerged from
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    ITALIAN REDS CALL STRIKE
    77 1 HOME. Fri. IiASSIVE forces OJ police i?l were called out yesterday in inducirial centres of Northern Italy when 150.000 worker* obeyed a Communist call for a four-hour strike. Armed riot squ •<'- in Joeys led the police. The strike paralysed Italy's metallurgical and mechanical Industries most
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    QUEEN ALIH DIES
    23 1 Queen Aliah of Iraq, 37--year-old mother <>f 15-year-old King Feisal. has died In Baghdad after a four months' 53.— U.P.
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    30 1 RUBBER FIRE Thousands of dollars* worth of rubber was damaged by fire in the hold of the Steel Traveller yesterday In Singapore harbour. The cargo was for the I'nited States.
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    Temperance bar
    31 1 AN applit Jtiot: lor an .«si'i. \i-> r- to »fll ALCO lIOL at ti«.- Anniversary celebrations <»i the Sheppe; TEMPERANCE Club hxt 'i*n R&FUSBD bj thd t:i\ b*mmt magistrates.
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    'Speed aid to MacA.' call
    95 1 ivnKAC'iii. k'Ul. THE U.S. Senators Homer Ferguson, Republican, and Theodore Green. Democrat, yesterday called upon all nations which supported the United Nation's action in Korea to speed help to General Mar Arthur. Ai a press onferenre upon their arrival in Karachi from New Delhi, the
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    Woman chosen
    27 1 The u.S. Senate yesterday confirmed the appointment of Hungarian-born Mrs. Anna Rosenberg as Assistant Secretary of Defence, despite earlier allegations or her Communist sympathies.- Reuter
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    TARIFF BARRIER TALKS GO ON
    139 1 TOK^l W, I nil ay. THi: 40-hution World Tariff Conference at Torquay yesterday discussed whether the time was ripe for loosening import restrictions. The sterling area has so far failed to agree with the dollar bloc. The dinerence 01 views warn made public in a
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    Eisenhower 'will be inspiration'
    122 1 WASHINCiTUN, tnday. MK Dean Acheson, VS. Secretary of State, told President Truman yesterday that the appointment of General Eisenhower as Allied Commander in Europe would "greatly hearten and inspire European nations". Mr Truman said he agreed with Mr. Acheson that the spirit shown by countries ot
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    Saturday magazine tomorrow
    41 1 Saturday magazine tomorrow THE Free Press will resume publication of its Saturday Magazine tomorrow. It will contain its usual film and sports pages in addition to a picture page and articles of gpeeiftl interest to Malayan readers. Order your copy today.
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    MORE POWERS FOR PRESIDENT
    54 1 The Belgian Interior Minister M Maurice Braseur. aairi yesterday the government was considering a bill which would permit the President to declare a state of emergency In peacetime. He said the bill would temporarily reinforce the powers of Ihe Executl withoul necessit a ting the proclamation
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    K.L.M. ORDERS
    7 1 Roy a five I Reuter
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    WORLD PEACE COULD BE SAVED—LIE
    112 1 WORLD PEACE COULD BE SAVED— LIE NEW YORK. Fri JL|R. TRYGVE Lie, the United Nations SecreuirvGcneral. declared yesierdny on the eve of his departure for Europe that world peace could be preserved and no Station wanted war. r.lr. Lie will leave for Norway today. He will vi.su Geneva. Paris and
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    Mobilisation chief begins
    53 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. MR. Charles E. Wilson. President oi the Gon Electric Company, took ol terday as Director of Derence Mobilisation. H<> appointed General Lucius Clay, former United tes Military Governor in' Germany, and Mr. Sydney Weinberg Mew York bank'-r as h nts Thpy will ser ■it c
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    INDIANS ON GOLD CHARGE
    58 1 INDIANS ON GOLD CHARGE Four Indians three won and a man urere lent tor trial at the Old Bailej yesterday lor an alleged attempt to export nine bars of gold, worth e 2,000 through I don airport ?o India. They reserved their uH i baii. I Vithal *****, importer and
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    CHRISTMAS MASS
    10 1 The i J tma» Mas li i. A.P.
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    BITTER CLASH IN VIETMINH, REDS ROUTED
    145 1 SAIGON, i-rid.o rtnMMUNIST-LED Vietminh If— H y«^terdav were rep«» I C to hive occupied thf frontier town of Mnhh.p .olloum, I French withdrawal several days a,o to a position tat *ta bitter clash near Dianlap after a French reconna >>' ro 'seized tome high
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    Heavy bombers for I.-C.
    99 1 WASHINGTON. Fi i Thk United B f to .send 30 Supei N I [ndo-Chlna to aid the I lor. rv Officials s squadrons would be M squadron tuualty bu 1") p The planes will be flow Indo-China bv toner* men and traiMfei French ttK The French
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    BANDIT KILLED IN JOHORE
    179 1 Free Press Stall Kt porter KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. ONE bandit was killed <^nd two were wounded in the Muar area of Johore yes day. An Army officer .slightly wounded In action, and five suspects w« r* 1 arrested with arms mid am- munition. The bandit killed
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      99 1 ..yQLESALE RETAIL Hrnw 41 Splrndirt t Hot Wrnther Drink >i} Al t m i l Jrink lr»r th* h>>» d*\» f» Ovaltine' n»ix«J v..!J. ft h.t^ lempunj:. I f'.v.Mir al it- mmm, wmd MflMk trr.hin>{ toolnr-.* through the h.>J\ i»n tmtwg* «-n..M.-» i r.» MMMMH mtt 4 1 kr.it.-H. .1
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      94 1 Wishing All Our I'atront a Merry X'mas SINGAPORE RESTAURANT BAR Ift, Krai. Ba-at' Kd Trl 4OKU ire to h*» shorier and he stylish woman must he old long dresses and STOr- KrtEbb THE TEST First Australian uick-t fell for six runs Stores: Archer not out M Morris < hullon h
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    You Sun-bathers, Be Careful
    647 2  - You Sun-bathers, Be Careful Magda Dun in warns pONTINENIAI worshipper* of the "m 1 d d l <* twentfc nphi! themselves ;lv under f he fashionlie afoditemuu have since learnt infuJ lesson Paced witn this lor sunbathing, the .ole beaiu* industry v. as set In motion, mfentint l-tiltering creams, wiir
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    THE DOCTOR SAYS
    460 2 THE DOCTOR SAYS 'THE medical view on 1 sunbathing is given bv the Singapore Doctor In reply to questions by Magda Duniii. Here are the questions and his answers. "What arc the effect* on general health of prolonged and regular exposure to Singapore sun?'* S.D The effects of the tropical
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    Final Shopping Hints
    353 2 Final Shopping Hin ts By A WOMAN CORRESPONDENT nO YOU KNOWTHAT ar a dress shop in Orchard Road they have .some very pretty tie silk cocktail dresses, and a selection of coloured Broderie Anglaise afternoon and evening frocks, also a few Graf ton anti-crease maternity dresses. If you are treating
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    Milly wants a G.I.
    303 2 MILLY is an adven turess. She is a Korean version of the American Victory Girl of the Second World War. Her job is to entertain and dance with American officers in the only night club open in this wartime capital of Seoul after dark. Night clubs
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      73 2 CLAIRE'S lot Taffettas. Moire 8 Slipper Satin Cocktail Evening Dresses Set The Fashion FOR j X*MAS Singapore Cold Storage Arcade. m BUTTONS AND BOWS I ACCESSORIES the arcade Singapore cold storage tel ***** '■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■■■«n 5 **A «iS? I*A **A WR *>j* S» w« This X mas Give Her CULTURED PEARL
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      281 2 r>w Showin Evening Cocktail Gowns Open until 6 p.m. 278 Orchard Rd. Tel. 4740 J SEVENTH )1 Ik HEA VEN 1 f J '>" 4 f Is a S 1 I J J dwells Dresses to Suit all Cotton, Linen and Silk, Prices Modulate QURESHI'S 35 ORCHARD ROAD Opposite MacDonald
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      27 2 Solution To Crossword No. 233 Xtiisn: 1. An-;' f R i, Haintr uiper. 12, I.eirn. 14. Down: 1. Q] 6 r 9. Hustle. 10. Suppose. 13. Gus.
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      111 2 Hew Crossword Ho. 234 CLUES ACROSS 1. But Dial shoulJ./c mar her beauty (9>. 6. Not but pealers (4-7). 8. Or a li* tie church <sj. 10. A rope produce b tear 15). ii "Oodolphin Horne was nobly bon .11 <li' I,':'' I (5). 12. i a home (5), 13.
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      182 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DORN today, you have a u powerful combination of stars exerting their influence in your favour. If you make the proper use of the talents bequeathed you, you may become an outstanding success at quite an early age. If, however, you abuse these gifts, you can become
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    AUSTRIAN REDS LIST ENEMIES
    264 3 AUSTRIAN REDS LIST ENEMIES Charges against Truman VIENNA, Friday. YY lI AT would it be like if the Communists conquered the United States and tried President Truman as a war criminal? With amazing optimism, ommunist newspapers In South-cast Europe recently compiled a list of western "criminals". Along with President Truman,
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    37 3 Thr Ari-hb«.» •••«> .1 Pekmf, Ttemas I final TL-n •.„> j lr.»Mi left) dun. i risit l« Mission iluu-e Mariahill at Stfinfcauvn n^.ir Zuc Snii/rlmd. On the extrfne ri^ht ,s h th r Mael Irocniprrt. re tor of Mariahilf-
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    LONG FACES WILL GET JOBS
    122 3 LONG FACES WILL GET JOBS LONDON. Fri. LONG-FACED, lugubrious looking men only an- to >e offered jobs on the Far rwittering and Oyster Perch Railway, designed a s a contribution to the lighter side of the Festival of Britain Such a railwav hitherto confined to periodic excursions in the pages
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    34 3 •r to «the National Exhibition of Cage Birds at lon*s Olvmp.t. Ties to make the birds talk. They are part oi Princess Elizabeth's own collection of budgerigars which she enter.- d in thf show
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    NEW CONSULATE
    12 3 Egypt will establish a Consulate in Amsterdam soon.— U.P. photo.
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    IRAN FORCES AT THE REAIH
    71 3 The Iran Premier. Mr. Ali Razmara. to!d the Senate Th:\t he has ordered all garrisons in a "state of alert" because of the critical world situation and added that a 7 orlu war appeared near Mr. Razmtva was replying to critics who charged him v
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    TO MARRY SON'S TEACHER
    71 3 TO MARRY SON'S TEACHER The Infanta Dolores do Borbon Sicilias y Orleans. 41--year-old sister-in-law of Don Juan. Pretender to the Spanish throne announced she wiJl wed Carlos Chias. 28. her sons school teacher on Dec. 29. Don Juan has forbidden the marriage. He warned th e Infanta, widow of a
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    NEPAL PREMIER REPLACED
    61 3 The Commander-ln-Chief of the Nepalese Army General Baba Bhamsher Jung Bahadur Rana. has replaced the feudal Prime Minister Mohan Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana in a "palace revolution" designed to appease India, according to unofficial reports reaching Calcutta. The reports said the move was made to achieve many
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    Students will carry torch
    235 3 GLASGOW, 1 riday. 4 FLAMING brand, representing the Torch of Learning, will be carried 100 miles from the Border hamlet of Bedrule. the birthplace of William Turnbull, Bishop of (ilas^ow and founder of Glasgow University, to the Mercat Cro->s, Glasgow, on Jan. 5 and 6, to
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    Mormons to build church in Hong Kong
    68 3 HON\i ::cng f JJALF-A-MiLLION H Of Kong dollars will go into the building of a Mormon Church in Hcnu Kon«;. it ha.« been disclosed in the Colony. Mr. H. A. Robertson. President of the Orient division of the Church of Jesus Christ of
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    Bridge Hand
    200 3 i 4 and opened U South bad to pl;<\ UM luir.>. vu 11 U Sh*' v lend hand and led h low diamond I ducked Hm )*Ck tmk 'h< and now Sou ed to th« diamond ace and led a lorn 1 clun. ranked and the nnuDumn.\ (:i>i.''d
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    Shorter and tighter
    33 3 AMERICAN sprint; frocks are to he shorter and tighter Dressmakers acre* that the stylish woman must he tempted into throw n* away her old long dresKet and buying new models.
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      193 3 VP SINGAPORE 90 K S 3!) Biume-r* Np»> BBC 9.4; •K.I I r MTUOKKI ajraflßßM Summary and Inter am. sWI i. j .10 Rac.io N-vts Rp«l <BEC> Profw I p.i It.ll Goodb p ;o All Thi— 3 Ugßt N n Signal Gaapavos Adventure"; 10.4. »jiU Ne*> 1 Da r. MMk
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  • The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Dec. 22, 1950,
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      Playing with fire
      150 4 1 .'arid Is to remain I remaining ft ran ior ti. l.v s -not sli\ and ii 1 r using their hue auncea oi industry, 1 materials, technical knoA Ig men. ci spirit. f j tncontrorertibl) i it that in all the ntii 1 ed in to
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      Unity wanted
      139 4 mi r at c and Con- reply with inwhile tec to the unity it. < a ill admit that the i any policy a France ffl worse. No nd by I id no combination of parties la ]< flMTBtn I 'he strength of the country .y is even
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    Chiang's Chins Army Still Powerful
    820 4 Cables Spencer Moosa VATIC i China ty for I Or. list mmunism 700.000 trained and cattle-tried men under arms. Informed quarters .mate G\ieraiissimo Lang Kai-snek has an Army of oHO .OOO m and an Ail Force and Navy Of about 120.000 on this Nationalist stronghold.
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    EGYPT BANS HAIFA-BOUND TANKERS
    203 4 EGYPT BANS HAIFA- BOUND TANKERS AIR. ATTLEE goes to America. Mr. Bevin stays at home. And history, always wise after the event, may decide that Mr. Bevin had last week's more important job or talking to do. The Egyptians are banning Haifa-bound British oil tankers from passing through the 101-mile-long
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    Franco right: 'Rock' is not worth a war
    719 4  -  DONALD McCORMICK By "A RIPE flUit Which may Tall any day' is Generalissimo Franco's description of Gibraltar. But. adds the evercautious Caudillo, "It isn't worth a war". With the qualifying statement most Spaniards will agree. Except for a few thousand nationalistically-minded university
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    Japanese Toy Sales
    139 4 IT IS repo: I from Tokyo that over $-10 million worth oi cheap Japanese Christmas decorations have Hooded world markets this month. Orders for an immense variety of toys, coloured lights, fancy costumes and decorations, came to Japan from Belgium. America, and Manila and Singapore. No orders
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    SMALLEST POLICE FORCE
    380 4  -  J.W. TAYLOR New posiin^s f0r.... Lv HTHE Bl force hi the world is likely to get si new Ing in the near future. It comprises two geants, and r ißht constables suppHed by the General and Municipal Workers' Union to k law and on Billingsgate Fisii M
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      23 4 I SUPERB I COMBINATION of I DESIGN and CRAFTSMANSHIP IN JEWELLERY I SILVERW ARE j P. H. HENDRY, 78. North Bridge Road. SINGAPORE
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      80 4 «TTBuHerinilk©Q (3 < I y S *7df MADEiNHAARLEM HOLLAND RETAIL 30tts PER CAKE il S ffi e I'J S B PAKKALEE CO.. LTD. 161 SOUTM BRIDGE «D StNSAT>QtE TEL 6510^ a A Guest House b You'll love to live in.. M a i Self-contained Healthy loca g lity, single or
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    RADIO TALK
    17 5 poration, will ta'k over R idio MaJmyi .it I p:- the work i <i<nn<i tva
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    COLONY ALMOST FREE OF STRIKES
    292 5 COLONY ALMOST FREE OF STRIKES 100 disputes settled iviTii Fr i' e l>ress StafT Reporter VV 1 1 ,«t!r e llf 8 to Ki} bei re the d8 the fi-uri u 0 1 1 yesterday disclosed mnn h sh T that sin We has enjoyed of almost undisturbed industrial tnkM
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    65 5 MADAM Won Luan Keow l:iys a wreath on behalf of the relatives of Sin^a- pore Volunteers who died in th»- Malayan campaign or as prisoners-of-war. after the unveilinsj 01 a memorial p!:iciue at the SXC headQuarters. Beach Road, yesterday.- Free Press MR. KWEK Soan Loh. who has been elected chairman
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    Lights for village roads
    13 5 r.i Board i month)? thai prio 1 nee II
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    PIPES CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    47 5 PIPES CHARGE WITHDRAWN Ah Wee d 27. and Tan Luck Tow" 42, yesterday were ed in the Singapore Third Police Court of dUhone receiving three of water pipes, worth $1,800. belonu: to the military. Inspector M. R. Balakriahnan said that he was Instructed to withdraw the •p.
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    CHURCH BAZAR
    33 5 The Oanionrse Methodist Church at Canning Ris°. Singapore, will held a Bafcaar from 10 a.m. to 5 D.m. tomorrow In aid of a new building to be erected at Queen Street.
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    46 CASKS OF T.B.
    49 5 Forty six cases of tuberculosis were reported to the Singapore Health Department luring November comparer; jvith 71 ca.st's in the previous month. The highest returns were n March with 74 cai There were nine cases of polio and seven casts o! leprosy reported in November.
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    Manpower Director gets free hand
    181 5 Manpower Director gets free hand Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Director of Manpower is given complete and absolute authority in the direction of manpower in the Federation under emergency regulations published today. •No decision or direction ol the Director of Manpower shall be called In question by
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    RECORD TOTAL
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. ThUTS. Poppy day collections In Belangor this year totalled $36,682 -a record and $15,632 more than last year. Kuala Lumpur <" tected $2 1.2 I
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    MAIL
    11 5 Irid Pal i pine Hong K r>. -12 pin for
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    LITTLE THEATRE DECLARED FIT
    183 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioners nave agreed to issue an authority of fitness for public performances at the Little Theatre, Armenian Street, to the extent of ei^ht shows a year, each of one week's duration This was announced to an extraordinary meeting on Wednesday
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    Svdney mayor in Singapore
    122 5 THE Lord Mayor of Sydney, Alderman E.c. O"Dea. and the organising secretary of the Australian Food for Britain Fund, Mr. H. Simpson, arrived in Singapore yesterday afternoon by QEA-3OAC on their way to Britain to wind up the activities of the fund, which has provided 5,000.000
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    Holiday law changed just in time
    207 5 Holiday law changed just in time Shop may stay o««n Free Press SUfT Reporter A BOl'T 00 shops in Singapore wto&ee u<- holidays for employees fall on Chrfc»tnas Eve and New Year's Eve may open on those i\ its to I to the needs of last-minute shoppers. Their proprietors have
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    DELEGATES TO S'PORE TALKS
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR. the P Union to the S HithAsia M islim missionary iference in Singapore on Dec. 24 and 25 are Tuan Haji Mahmuod. vire-president of the union, and Tuan Pakeh Mohamed Noor, head of the I Union's reli»ious section.
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    LEAGUE HOLDS DANCE
    82 5 The Singapore branch ot the Overseas League held its second Christmas supper dance at Raffles Hotel last night. The Commissjoner-Genera]. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, who is the President of the League, spoke on the objects of the league. "The Overseas League/' he said, "is one of those organisations
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    ROAD NAMED
    51 5 The road at the >| mile. Thomson Road leading t< Lam Km Smokehouse has i been named Soon Hock Road and the reserve road oil ttx 6 3 4 mile. East Coasi Road has been named Jalan Tua Kong, it was announced tf yesterday's meeting Of the Singapore
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    No Xmas blackouts if....
    129 5 No Xmas blackouts if.... I' R< |MMt r \t fie re pu'iiu >( In Me m. i. itf li'is nr j) m and K..;0 p.m ,|w 1 < hri Imjs ;i.)d v :i h«>! <l.i\ n Ihi I be mm M•< k-ouh the I Praai t«.i.-i i i-r, ntfi anticipate
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    Visitors to China
    100 5 I r«e Press SUIT Kcportt-r TH E Sinfai I Lodging H tion I us irranced lor :nn visitors to South •ay in transit m <■ \l;ir:i» in view culty In securing lodri. commod Mr Tan Pick K retary <>i the ajisociati. rday that arranB<-n. had ben made
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    MAGICIANS FORM A NEW GROUP
    205 5 Free Press Staff Reporter a SINGAPORE "ring' of the famous International Brotherhood of Magician.--whose headquarters are in New York, has been formed in the Colony. It comprises 10 well-known Malayan magicians, all of whom are mem hers of the organisation in America. Members of the
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    TRIGGER TO WIN CLASS 1 CUP SPRINT
    1696 6 TRIGGER TO WIN CLASS 1 CUP SPRINT Prince Charming for stayers trophy \U ALLAN LKWIS PENANG, Friday. p cV O. Cap for Chisa I sprinters and (hristmas Cup over S\ f. will be Ihc draw (ards it I»atu Gantong tomorrow, when the Penang liir. Club opens its four-da\ Christmas-New Year
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    Horses not accepting
    53 6 FiOLLWING iMnea will not accept for tomorrow's races: Regmaif Bis Su prise. Ininsiired, Harrier. Permita I)orme7, Silver Spear. Kia Ora Pair Flower. So Black. Thumbs I'p. Picture Goer. Roval Bounty. Floor Show. The Banker. Halbeau. Air <iee. Melnik. Boleh Jadi and Kimholton. Four O'clock II i* a
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    Pilgrim's Way hard to beat
    524 6 CLASS 5 PROSPECTS piLGKIM'S Way is easily the best bet of the day at Penang tomorrow, provided she gets to the post fit for the Class 5, Div. 1 race over 5 f. She looked just as good a bet In Ipoh in das* 4
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    Boxer 'critical' after bout
    88 6 OONNY BOY" West, a 21--year-old Washington lightweight, who was knocked out in the seventh round by Percy Bassett of Philadelphia on Wednesday night was critically ill yesterday in St Clare Hospital New York West a Negro, was floored by a right to the head and his
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    Belloise TKO'd
    41 6 BILLY KILGORE 165| lb.>. of Birmingham. Alabama scored a technical knockout over Steve Belloise <164 Ib.». a New York middleweight, after 21 seconds of the tnird round of their scheduled tenround bout at Miami on Wednesday night. -A. P.
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    35 6 g D Qd Ciub on Sunday. «a< woo ov Mrs l Cavan&cb I with 82 I3«M s>x: b«*st vert M"< I. Uoffl i M 14*74 and Miss O. B.irr<>-.t w.ih 109 --74
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      255 6 m2ndr3K6 Exclusive to the Singapore Fret Press in Malaya 1 J ~7~ \AfTtZ 4 PEW MINUTES Of SEARCH- II A STAIRCASE BETWEEN THE WALtsJ I a [3? SS SbV I >y^/ ING -A PANEL SHOES OPEN-- IT GOES ALL THE WAY ■LBa^, I I^Lm/^S^ V***^ -E IS LOOK I'LL THY
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    AUSTRALIA WIN TOSS IN 2nd TEST
    372 7 AUSTRALIA WIN TOSS IN 2nd TEST Parkhoase takes Compton 's place .MELBOURNE, Friday. LINDSAY Hassett, Australia's cricket captain, wtfs a^ain lucky in the toss for the second Test, which began here today. He put in Australia to hat on what appeared a sood wicket Arthur Morris and Ken Archer opening
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    WHY AUSTRALIANS RULE THE ROOST
    293 7 Bv A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT LONDON, Thursday. nRIAN <il NN. the former Kent and Gravesend has written from Australia where he now lives, giving reasons why Australian cricketers arf so hard to beat. This is what happened when he turned up for practice with the Mosman
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    55 7 picture. "IP AM) AT EM! is the cry as Kwee Fong leacLs a Raffles Institution forward rush. AshrafT, Victoria Institution (K.L.) stand-off and captain, keeps an eve on the horde bearim down on him a s he whips the ball awiy in yesterday's rugbv rame at R.I. ground which the
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    UK SOCCER FIXTURES
    188 7 FALLOWING are U.K. soccer League fixtures lor Christmas Day: EMiLISH I.FAC.I fc UIV. 1 \r«*»m| v >l»kr Ui*rk|>o«»l Liverpool l'«arUo« V t>l«n tn.i l>«roy r. lotteaham k.»«TUiil Kuruirt fa.hjiu v K.. ton iludd«*r«tield Holvry Middievbrough v Newcastle Portsmouth hr.sr.. v Mao. tie i*- I Hfvi i;r..„«i, h
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    S.T.T.C. DRAW
    47 7 PKNANO. Ties. ■-^INOAPORE reachen Training Coly^ .r>(e VOMDd up tiifir hockey tour to Penaag yosteraav. by no.dmg Club to a one-ul! tv.i i >'• R Krouad a Canraiho cave the oneid m the first half. A Newman stored P.RC.s *-o M In the oond h ss.on
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    End of the road for Tommy Farr
    405 7 From ARCHIE Ql ICK LONDON, Thursday. ALTHOUGH he says he intends to carry on, Tommy Farr reached the end of the road so far as heavyweight championships are concerned when he was beaten on points by a cruiserweight, American negro Lloyd Marshall. When
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    NAN HWA WIY
    46 7 THE Singapore Nan Hwa 1 girls' basketball team opened their Federation tour with a 31—21 victory over Kuala Lumpur's Kwan Seng Girls' School side before a large crowd in Kuala Lumpur last night. The Singapore visitors will play the Selangor Chinese women tonight.
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    INDIAN WOMEN'S HOCKEY TOUR
    52 7 ALL-INDIA Women's Hockey Association team to tour the United Kingdom. Ireland and Holland next spring will sail from Bombay in the first week of March 1951. The tour will open in London on March 19 and terminate with an international match against England at Twickenham on
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    U.S. FOOTBALL COACH RESIGNS
    48 7 JEFF Cravath resigned as head football coach at the University of Southern California on Wednesday after nine years there. He had guided the University to four Pacific Coast Conference championships and into four Rose Bowl games, n™ nf which his team won.- A. P.
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    Danes' H.K. tour
    39 7 Hong Kong Football Association announced yesterday hat a Danish soccer team. Boldklubben. will plav three Hatches In Hong Kong igainst Hong Kong and combined Chinese teams over the Chinese New Year holidays arly In February.— A.P.
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    RACE REVIEW
    207 7 Continued from pa^e si\ for his second run he h of tight runners in Div. 3 He carries one lb. more here. l<i.iton has been working nicely on the track, but I have noi bim sent Bfainst the watch yei, Selections: Ist LITTLE BE\r !nd Baba Wd Dundcnald
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    Harrison back in Perak XV
    178 7 Free Press Staff Correspondent IPOH. Th T'HERE arc four changes in the Perak's fif^^en for their return HM.S. Malaya Rogby competition agakasl K- dab this weekend at Ipoh TT.e changes ar»» Limt. Richards, Raja Bhahmddin, Lieut. Elvey and Tan Swee Kim who come In plafp
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    Offers to Spurs and Arsenal
    75 7 ARSENAL and Tottenham Hotspur have both been asked to consider a visit to Argentina next close season. The clubs will not decide until later in the season. Mr. Arthur Rowe. Spurs' manager, said: "We've had several requests for summer tours including invitations from Sweden. Turkey,
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    2 R.I. tries beat K.L. visitors
    347 7 Free Press Rugby Reporter SHOWING all-round superiority, Rallies Institution defeated Victoria Institution from Kuala Lumpur by six points (two tries) to nil in a rugger game on the R.I. ground yesterday. In the first quarter of the game, Raifles' threequarters took the upper hand
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    Allied chiefs meet Adenauer
    75 8 BONN. Fri. THREE Allied High Com- missloners and the West German Chancellor. Mr. Konrad Adenauer, met at Bonn lasi night to discuss Germany's contribution to a West German defence Allied officials said the first object of the meeting was to 'explore" a German defence contribution. Chancellor
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    THREE WAYS TO STOP THE REDS
    366 8 THREE WAYS TO STOP THE REDS U. S. statesmen offer views WASHINGTON, Friday. SPEECHES by three national figures have given the American people three sets of tactics by which to counter Communist aggression Ex-President Hoover's address on Wednesday followed major foreign policy proposals by President Truman on Friday night and
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    37 8 FAMILY IN FLIGHT— A family fleeing before advancing Chinese troops huddles beneath a blanket dangerously perched between two coods wagons just north of the Parallel. Many people numbed by cold fell from the trains and were killed.
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    'US ignorance costs blood'
    154 8 'US ignorance costs blood TOKYO, Friday. T«HE AMERICAN authoress, Mrs. Pearl Buck. blamed the Tinted States for Communist China's entry into the Korean war in a newspaper interview. She told the English language, Nippon Times. that the United States" "ignorance of other peoples has cost us billions of dollars and
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    AMERICA CITES GUINNESS AS BEST ACTOR
    116 8 AMERICA CITES GUINNESS AS BEST ACTOR LONDON. Fri. rHE British film actor, Alex Guinness, was chosen as the best actor of the year yesterday by the National Board of Review. Guinness has been seen in several British films in America, notably Kind Hearts and Coronets.'" "The Titan." an Italian film
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    Iran jobless given work
    66 8 TEHERAN. Fri THE Iran Prime Minister. Mr Adi Razmara, announced that 540,000.000 rials, about $5,934,000 sterling, has been allocated to provide for jobs for unemployed on roads and simple building projects. Unemployment has been a serious problem each year for Iran, particularly after the autumn harvest.
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    SOVIET-EGYPTIAN GOODS BARTER
    41 8 SOVIET-EGYPTIAN GOODS BARTER Reliable* sources in Cairo said yesterday that Russia has contracted to buy £4.000.000 worth of Egyptian cotton under terms of a new Soviet Egyptian trade agreement. Russia in return will supply Egypt with 100.000 tons of heat. U.P.
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    Premier jails 2 editors
    83 8 TEHERAN, Fri. THE Premier of Iran, angered by pTess critic! has >up; I three leading opp'' ipers. and rnment. Natioi il Front news- ::jc- earlier accused the of complicity in :t m Milbreak last of 10 leaden of the P y. i he i w>PBahktar Embrouz,
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    COTTON FOR JAPAN
    22 8 i\i-. has informed \P officials In Tokyo thai it will export 300.000 bales of raw cotton to Japan. A.P.
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    SUGAR BUYING MONOPOLY
    65 8 Foreign purchasi > of sugar j have been taken over by an Iranian government monopoly agency as a result of the recently concluded RussoIraman Trade Treaty. Dealing in sugar was restored to the free market last j year. But with the contract to buy 750.000 metric tons
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    India has hopes of cease-fire
    98 8 NEW INDIA. Fri. INDIA is hopeful of continuing peace efforts despite the announced withdrawal of the Chinese delegation at Lake Success, informed sources said in New Delhi. It lj pointed out that India being the only direct nonCommunist link with Peking. is likely to continue
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    WAR OUTPUT TO KISE 100%
    59 8 Mr. Charles E. Wilson yesterday took offlce as U.S. Defence Mobilisation Director. He predicted that American industry will produce 50 to 100 per cent, more war materials in the next year "than in the first big year after Pearl Harbour.'' Mr. Wilson made the forecast
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    X'MAS VACATION
    44 8 The Greek Premier, M. Sophocles Venizelos. will leave Athens by air to-morrow for Alexandria to spend Christmas with his lamilv. The Australian External Affairs Minister. Mr. Percy Spender, said yesterday that Australia intends to terminate its state of war with Germany. U.P.
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    Off on the right note
    43 8 PAUL Hume music critic of the Washington Post, who was barracked by President Truman for unfavourably reviewing the singing of his daughter Marnaret. begins his notice of another woman singer: "If I may venture to express an opinion.
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    Weapons worse than A-bomb
    72 8 PORTLAND. Maine. Fri. COUNT Pelii Von Luckner, tamed German naval leader in the first World War I said In Portland Maine, yesterday that German scientist* were helping the United States to build Instrument! of war even more terrific than the atomic bomb. The 70-year-old naval man
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    H.K. MONEY
    27 8 Yesterday's closing prices on the Hong Kong Money Exchange were: HKs6.o2\ 6.09 per U.S. dollar. HK515.30 per pound sterling. HK5312.5 per tael ot gold.— U.P.
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    MINING ATTRACTS CHIEF INTEREST
    172 8 LONDON, I riday. MINING sections captured most of the meagre interest In the St-eck Exchange yestrrdav. Copper, lead, zinc and tin shares were wanted and recorded useful gains, states Reuters financial correspondent. Mawehi mines were outstanding with an advance of one shilling to around 8 6
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    U.K. AIDS TITO
    15 8 Britain has granted Yugoslavia 2.000.000 for the nurrhuse of raw materials. A.P
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    Civil defence master plan
    61 8 WASHINGTON. Fri. A MASTER plan for civil defence designed to prep.ire American to deal tht dangers and problems of atomic attack has been approved by the House of Representatives and sent, to the Senate. The Legislation establishes a federal civil defence administration to direct a preparedness
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    NEW U.S. ENVOY SEES KING
    23 8 Mr. Walter Sherman Gifford. new United States Ambassador in London, yesterday presented liU rrt.f\nr\ttals to the King Reuter
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      9 1 Free Press RACE FORM Special Friday, December 22, 1950.
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      86 years of steady progress
      2387 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS HISTORY OF PVNAATr. ruRF CU m by HISTORY o! the 11 PenangTurl Club k t<> INiil to the earliest davs <»t racii in Malaya. '1 t were Ihc good < s when rare v. err <.!> public an* Tar; Club form in that
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      10,240 members
      231 1 THE Penang Turf Club has now a membership of 10,240, and at this can usually pay winning owners of Class 1 races something like $7,000, which compares favourably with the two leading clubs, Singapore and Perak. The Singapore Turf Club has a membership of approximately 25,000, while Perak's
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      Form guide for Penang race meeting
      12627 2  -  ALLAN LEWIS RKLOW is a complete guide to form of horses entered for the Penang Turf Club's Chr"*** 1 6^"™ Yp«r Meeting as compiled bv HORSES CLASS 1. ALLWOKTU LAST (Him started J 2.-5-50 Spore |>1| AM UM .Dun wood ie" Div. 2. IM
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