The Singapore Free Press, 26 October 1951

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA I SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1951 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    CHURCHILL HEADING FOR VICTORY
    664 1 labour losing seats: furies expect to get working majority LONDON, Friday. 167; Conservatives 140; Liberals 2 eneral Election last night and early Ih e downfall of the Labour Government L,j. Mr, Winston Churchill as Prime Minister j birthday. ive Parly headquarters grew visibly more he night
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    THESE WERE ELECTED...
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    2 DIE IN CRASH
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    LAGGING
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    Churchill mobbed
    112 1 »«K. ChuivaiU has faced too many crises in his 54 years in politics to display any emotion in public, but he almost lost his celebrated calm when he went to vote in St. Stephen's Hall rear his home. Police tried, but failed, to held back 200 or 300
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    'BIG BLOW' SINKS 15 LIGHTERS
    106 1 FIFTEEN lighters, nine of them owned by the Ando-Dutch Lighterage Company, were smashed and sunk with their cargo near Telok Ayer wharf and basin in last night's big storm. > Among the cargo was 120" tons of rubber belonging to Anglo-Dutch. Marine Police were out
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    After the storm
    36 1 picture. A Chinese employee oi A.i^iu-Dutch Lighterage Company, Singapore, tries to salvage so me of the wreckage of one of the firm's nine lighters that \*ent down m last night's storm. Free Press
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    Malayan affairs experts returned
    422 1 MR. L. D. Gammans and Mr. Walter Fletcher, Conservative Party experts on Malayan affairs, have been re-elected. Mr. Gammans, who was in the Colonial Service in Malaya from 1920 to 1934, had his majority slightly reduced. He was returned lor Hornsey by a 10,774 majority compared
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    No Segregation
    17 1 Florida's new election code prohibits segregation oi white and negro voters at trie Dolls. U.P.
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    Allies propose cease-fire line in Korea
    135 1 Allies propose cease-fire line in Korea PANMUNJOM, Fri. THE United Nations yesterday proposed that a Korea cease-fire line be fixed on the present battle line and a two-and-a-half mile no-man's-land be established between the opposing armies. United Nations and Communist chief delegates met again yesterday for the fin-i time since
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    ADMITS SELLING DEATH DRINK
    158 1 ATLANTA, Fri. a man with a three-page FBI record admitted to the oolice yesterday that he mstrfbuted a supply of -poison whisky which ed persons here and sent more than 200 others to .hospital, sim? of them blinded for life, who manufactured the Uquor saler here
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    Labour walkout becomes serious in Canal Zone
    382 1 FAYID, Canal Zone, Friday. CONDITIONS in the Suez Canal zone are "serious and continue to deteriorate", a British military spokesman said last night. I He refused to reveal when the danger-point might be reached but said: "We have plans to meet the changing
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    DIONNE QUINS TO WELCOME PRINCESS
    89 1 DIONNE QUINS TO WELCOME PRINCESS NORTH BAY, Ontario. FrL PANADA'S famous five will v meet Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh during their half -hour stopover here next Monday. The Dionne quintuplets will be on hand with civic dignitaries to welcome the royal couple back in northern Ontario. Meanwhile,
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    S.A. WILL NOT BE 'FOOLISH'
    54 1 South Africa will do "nothing foolish or unreasonable" to jeopardise her market for gold for industrial purposes, the Finance Minister. Mr. Nicolaas Havenga said yesterday. Ho was commenting on thabolition of international control on salp of gold tot manufacturing purposes by the International Monetary Fund
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    U.S. bomber wing
    16 1 The U.S. 126th Light I ber Wing will leave sonn for France. Reuter
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    28 GAOLED
    28 1 Twenty-eight employ; a Government Commodi Purchasing and S Agency in Montevideo been sent to prison a .suit of thp 11-day old .strike In Uruguay's cop:* A.P.
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    NO CHANGE IN PERSIAN ATTITUDE
    158 1 NO CHANGE IN PERSIAN ATTITUDE WASHINGTON, Fri. ¥>R. Hussein Fa.ini, Deputy Prime Mi ter of Persia, said yest day that there was r^ change in Persi I itude towards ttM sumption of oil negotiations with Britain result of the F Prime Minister's t here with Pr< Truman and the U.S.
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    Dock strike over
    20 1 An unofficial s trik .d\ dock workers r wu^i-.s in the North S and Bremen pnded Reuter
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    Acres of crystal and shimmering cut glass
    711 2  -  NANCY BAUME By Fluted amber bowls, rounded goblets, fragil* vases, are all produced in a place that resembles Dante's inferno WHILE economics have made quite sure that most women cannot afford luxuries like hand-made crystal —still many of us have rosy daydreams now
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    All affront to Pure womanhood
    471 2  -  DAM ADAMSON By piFTY years ago, a young American had an idea... and sentence of death was passed on the moustachios, whiskers, side-whiskers goatees, beards, and other forms of hirsute adornment worn by mankind since the world began. A distressing quarter of an hour with
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    COULD YOU BE A 'MEM-COOK'?
    373 2 Marie Gough, writing a new weekly feature, asks... A GOOD cook-boy cum amah team costs twice as much as it did four years ago. Very well, good luck to them, there seems to be a lot of money about, somewhere. But you have decided tu
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      47 2 Solution To Crossword No. 493 Across: 1. Custard pies. 7. Rallentando. 8. lonic. 10. Force. 11. Guava. 13. Lissa. 15. Word perfect. 17. Yachtswoman. Down: 1. Carriage way. 2. Salon. 3. Ape. 4. Dutiful. 5. Inner. 6. Stone marten. 9 Coal-pit. 12. Auric. 14. Steam. 16. Raw.
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      135 2 Bfcw Crossword No. 494 CLUES ACROSS 1. Sound way to lower curtain (4, 4». 7. Evidence provided by blackened revolver barrel? (6-5). 8. Salvation of Westward Ho! (3) -9. Broody portrait subjects (7). 10. Usually conjoined with our elders (7). 11. Flycatcher perhaps (3). 13. Unit full, boy unae) Ul).
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      192 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DOIIN today, you have an exceptionally strong will, hold strong comic tions on many subjects, and are, at heirt a reformer. Although >ou are emotional and high-spirit-ed, you soon learn the lesson of self-control. You have a magnetic, charming personality which lnli>s you make friends eiusilv. You
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    RED CHINA'S BIRTHDAY 'WAS A FLOP'
    10 3 RED CHINA'S BIRTHDAY 'WAS A FLOP' F t i A.P.
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    ONE MUST OBEY -IN MARRIAGE
    263 3 mit wed just to be happy 9 LONDON, Friday ■VMMAKRTS. world authority on family life and 1 S of fi»' hildrcn f."^ 0 Pres l marri *?e law and told a < oonfil m Undon "Somebody, man or wife J? Ut tOda3 L cou P
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    Producer barred
    40 3 For nrobably the first time wood historv. a proracer has been barred from i se:. Producer Edna Anhalt was ;arred from the set of "Mv Convicts." The set is tin the walls of San n prison. A. P.
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    RUSSIAN TROOPS IN HUNGARY
    67 3 Russia is maintaining more than 110.000 troops in Hungary. Western diplomatic sources said in Vienna on Wednesday. The troops are stationed In Hungary on the official prrtext of safe guarding supply lines to the Soviet occupa zcne of Austria. The Russians are reported to have recently
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    ABORIGINES TOP EVERY CLASS
    72 3 Aborigines at Sydney's La' Perouse school, where there is no colour line, are at the P Kr Cf e o ery class according e w outh Waies Education Minister Robert Heftron. tne State s Lesrislative Assembly, he said aboriginal thi n r K "/resented more than
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    MASTER PUN TO MEET AGGRESSION
    281 3 T v UNITED NATIONS, Friday. i •>• master plan to meet future aggression Is complete. After months of quiet, painstaking work a special committee on collective measures k *i PU^ the pl an into final form consideration by the General Assembly in Paris this autumn
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    18 3 TOMTS lIS-U?: I ,:i ne Calvet, who is Danny Kayo's learlins ladv in the film "On the Riviera."
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    TOMMIES ARE 'NUTS ABOUT A CUP OF TEA'
    301 3 TOMMIES ARE 'NUTS ABOUT A CUP OF TEA T>Rrric«* SEOUL, Friday. jjniii^H troops in Korea have earned a reputation as widely known as their glowing battle record— L IS I- ln S enuit y in making, and their love of drinking, a C up of tea Said an American Colonel:
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    Britain has most ships
    88 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. THE world's ocean going merchant marine is building up a fleet 29.4 per cent larger than before the Second World War. The National Federation of American Shipping said that 15.300.000 dead weight tons of shipping wer e under construction or on urder throughout the
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    'REDS DIFFER'
    35 3 Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia was quoted by a Japanese correspondent in Tokyo as saying that be had a "feeling there is likely to be a clash between the Soviet Union and China."— U.P.
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    DIED 17 TIMES ON—SCREEN
    60 3 DIED 17 TIMES ON— SCREEN Anthony Quinn is happy for his children's sake about his newest movie role. For the first time in 17 pictures, lie does not die or get killed in "The World in Hi? Arms." Tony has three youngsters who invariably ask him after every movie "Papa,
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    Crosby and Hope
    35 3 Bins; Crosby returned to Hollywood after a summer of fishing in Canada. He rjot this introduction from Eob Hope: "Here comes Bins Riley who has been leading the life of Crosbv."- A.P.
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    BE QUIET AND LIVE LONG
    36 3 MRS. Sarah Rockwell, tele brating her 117th bir Jiday, in Danbury. Connecticut, offers this advice to anyone who wants to live long: "Quiet and peac* hil and, above all. good-natured. A.P.
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Oct 25, 1951. Need for strength
    565 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Oct 25, 1951. Need for strength politicians haw hud their say; tha p-jlls of public opinion en their last fore e <s. The voice of th<> British people is now bt in^ heard as tht ballots are counted and the results are anmeed of the
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    Jack-boots again in Germany
    696 4  - Jack-boots again in Germany ANTHONY TERRY rhe "Stahlhelm" plans to put 350,000 j men into field-grey and brownshirt uniforms within six months by i GERMANY'S "Steel 11 Helmet" Ex-Ser-vicemen's Association which used its three million armed and uniformed members to help Hitler to power, plans to put 350,000 members into
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    SOVIET BIBLE IS BANNED BY KREMLIN
    1033 4  - SOVIET BIBLE IS BANNED BY KREMLIN JOHN ASHWIN WINDOW on the WORLD by in an everchanging ideology nothing is more difficult to compile than an encylopaedia IN a Soviet world L of eve r-changin^ ideology nothing—apparently— i s more difficult to compile than an encyclopaedia. As proof of this comes
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    Canadian's engine blows upor Windermere
    53 4 jOMWwt-Kmm.v.w.ww.v.v.v.'.v. v..-.y.. Canadian EL A. Hatch in "Costs Livin" (nearest camera) overtakes W. Winds the race for the Brittanic Trophy at the International Motor Boat Race netting on here. Hatch figured prominently in the race but the engine of his boat blew u the running
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    'CAT JOCKEYS' OF CANADA
    524 4 'CAT JOCKEYS' OF CANADA Aluminium tomorrow means a bonus today in a ii i ii r n n~ r 1 1 M <* working on a m 'gold rush.* W. H. Stevensc KEMANO, British Columbia: OELICOPTERS lift workers from this glacier-bound valley to their jobs on the ledges of the
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    Boats from matches
    189 4 Re£ A Camm, of Eastbourne, collects spent matches. With them he began making mod-. Is of boats and cars. Then he made a scak model of the Queen Elizabeth. 2ft. 6in. long. That took 12,000 matches and four months to make. He fitted it with electric motors
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      42 4 tP OPEN I r DEicPAVAU I We are open H next Monday H till 1 p.m. I Deliveries as usual H COLD STORAGE Singapore Cold Stm\.^ DANIA NATURAL'PHOS IN 4, 9 it 12 I)IH ERENT POSI> !<>' r STUDIO DE LUXE »Jc__j^ jg*
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    BENEFITS OF TB TREATMENT
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    S'PORE MALAYS FORM CO-OP UNION
    50 5 lkjsdsf •o improve i he economic ion of Malays in Singapore I reserve fur.d of H n. from the Co-operative Society. elected president and Inche -ham became its ma .ne will be held at Matey School In er to approve the kb are now ted.
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    TIONG BAHRU TO FORM HOME GUARD
    221 5 TIONG BAHRU TO FORM HOME GUARD Community Centre 's security plan I ™up TV Fr e Press Staff Reporter |Hfc iiong Bahru Community Centre plans to set up its own "Home Guard,"— an auxiliary tone to be trained by qualified inspectors of the Singapore Police Force for security work to
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    Associate Members
    241 5 AN important subject to be discussed at the first annual general meeting of the Tiong Bahru Community Centre on Nov. 30 tvill be an amendment to the constitution to admit associate members, Mr. Duncan Robertson City Councillor and patron of the Centre, told the Free Press yesterday. At
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    Johore Sikhs aid Madras temple
    50 5 T^HE Sikh community of Johore Bahru yesterday entertained Giani Mehar Sincth, representative of the Madras Sikh community. who is touring Malaya collecting subscriptions for building a Sikh Temple at Madras. The local Sikh community h-.\s contributed Rs. .6.000 for building a wine of the temple.
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    S'PORE ALMONER ON U.K. COURSE
    43 5 Among the men and v omen from many countries who aie attending the British Council course on the rehabilitation and resettlement of the disabled, recently begun Jn London, is Miss Kathleen Eastaugh. Almoner at ihe General Hospital, Singapore.
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    BANDIT VICTIM DIES OF WOUNDS
    72 5 H.Q. Malaya announced yesterday that Private A. Lepper, one of the men severely wounded in the ambush of a Royal West Kents" Patrol on Monday, has died of wounds. This brings the death roll of military personnel in the action to 12 one officer and
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    BLACKOUT AREAS
    66 5 THE following substations will be 1 liable to load-shedding toSt. 'Waterloo St.; St Andrews High St. Stamford Rd.; Albert Street; Short Street: New Ice Works; Fire Stone; Mackenzie Read; Bukit Timah Pumps- Baxter Road; Jalan Ampas; 8.M.8^ £S; Jutland Road; Benderneer Road;' Ban Hock Leong; Milne Read- Jalan
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    Scout Jamboree in Ceylon
    15 5 The FederatiDn of Malaya Boy Scout* Headquarters has received Swiss's FebiUctry.
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    MALAYAN NAVY MANOEUVRES
    51 5 picture. thP Malayan Naval Force carry out j;un practice on board M. S. Pelandok. while sailing during manoeuvres in the Straits of Johore yesterday The t omrnissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm MarDonald. and the Hag Officer, Malayan Area. Rear Admil al H. W. Faulkner, were on the trlsUre. Free
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    FIGHTING THE BANDITS
    86 5 The Postmaster-General. Malaya, announces that, with immediate effect, registered letters, postcards and light air letters for South Korea can be foi warded by air mail. picture. CORPORAL PETER Maulet finch, wireless operator e Gaeew-s Own Royal west Rents zends a message from tactical headquarter* to troops operating
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    Federation wants $100,000,000 loan
    54 5 A Bill authorising Government to raise a $100,000,000 loan for the construction of public works uM be placed before the Federal Legislative Council at its next meeting. The loan may be raised In London or in the Federation or in both these places together, a« the
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    Traffic proviso for new cinema site
    269 5 Free Press Staff Reporter ¥N considering a proposal to site a new cinema at I the corner of Orchard Road and Scotts Road, the Vehicles and Traffic Committee of the Singapore CUy Council have approved the traffic aspect of the scheme. The committee added
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    MORE TAXI-CABS
    26 5 Next Wednesday's meetta* of iho City Council will consider a proposal to increase the number of taxi-cabs in the Colony from 100 to 400.
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    Australia's new trade envoy to Malaya
    176 5 Australia's new trade envoy to Malaya Free Press Staff Reporter XIOME-LOVING Mr. Alexander John Stratum Day, Chief of the Trade Promotion Section of the Australian Department of Commerce, will be arriving in Singapore on the new Italian liner. Sydney, next month to take up his appointment as Australian Trade Commissioner
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    More public markets for rural areas
    203 5 Free Press Staff Reporter OESIDENTS of Bukit Pan jang and Jalan Kayu will have public market facilities in their areas, when the plans prepared by the Singapore Rural Board are put into effect in the near future, the Free Press was told yesterday. The
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    I.M.P. BRANCH FOR JOHORE
    47 5 I.M.P. BRANCH FOR JOHORE PRIVATE Meetings are being held in Johore Bharu to canvas for support for forming a branch of the Independence of Malaya Party here. In the eveiu of puMic support being HMUN, the inagural meeting lo forn the branch will be befti about mid-Novembrr.
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    Talentime shows again for radio listeners
    216 5 Talentime shows again for radio listeners Free Press Staif Reporter DADIO Malaya is to revivt its popular talent im# shows which were stop; I late in 1949. The first broadcast In new series Ls scheduled for Sunday Dec. 9 from 7 15 p.m. to 7.45 p.m. Producer of the proe
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    Ratepayers protest to Rural Board
    184 5 Free Press Staff Reporter T'Ht Singapore Ratepayers' Association has protested to the Rural Board against an increase of the assessment rates to augment its income before taking steps to assess those properties in the rural areas which had, at present, escaped taxation. A spokesman of
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    AIR CHIEF LEAVES FOR AUSTRALIA & N.Z.
    14 5 AIR CHIEF LEAVES FOR AUSTRALIA N.Z. i j. Comma i In I sf An
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    ELECTION FEVER
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    ALAN KING PLAYING FOR F. & N
    796 6 ALAN KING PLAYING FOR F. N Today's K.O. Cup final Free Press Soccer Reporter TODAY the Singapore Business Houses Football Association's Knockout Cup final takes place at Jalan Besar Stadium. Fraser and Neave S.C. have had an easier passage to the final than Shell Sports Club and are likely to
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    Newcomers in S. Johore XV
    140 6 Free Press Staff Reporter. JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. SEVERAL changes have been made in the South Johore Rugby Football Club team and a few new faces will be seen when the Club meet R.A F.. Changi tomorrow at Changi. One of the newcomers is Chapman, of
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    UK rugby results
    32 6 VESTERDAY'S U.K. Rugby Union results were: County Championship: Oxfordshire 14, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire and Derbyshire 5 (played at Oxford I Club match: Bedford 6, Cambridge University 5. Reuter A. P.
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    Bridge Hand
    399 6 INFERENTIAL reasoning from the bidding is one of the most delicate of bridge sciences. It is of value not only in the bidding itself, but in the selection of your opening lead. With the West hand shown below, what would you lead after each of the following bidding
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    ARMY v RAF RUGBY CLASH TOMORROW
    532 6 Free Press Rugby Reporter THE rugby encounter between Singapore Base District and Royal Air Force Malaya, scheduled to take place at Tanglin tomorrow, is likely to prove one of the best matches of the season. Two teams rich in Services talent will take the
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    46 6 SOCCER: SBHFA Knockout Cup final— F N v Shell, Jalan Besar Stadium; University Grads. v. Undergrrads., Sepoy Lines, 5..13 p.m. HOCKEY: SRC v Raffles Institution, RI ground. TABLE TENNIS: University Graduates v. Undergraduates, Sepoy Lines, 4.30 p.m. AQUATICS: Inter-School championships. SSC pool. 2 p.m.
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      LATEST BETTING
      198 6 LA TEST BETTING fAYOWEN, ante-post favU ourtte for next Wednesday's Cambridgeshire Handicap was heavily backed again at the callover on the race at Victoria Club. London, yesterday. The three-year-old closed a firm 9-1 favourite after being backed to win £25,000. Salamat, a three-year-old nlly trained at Doncaster by the Australian
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      SWEDE WINS PENTATHLON
      101 6 I ARS HALL of Sweden re- tahied his world Pentathlon championship at Haelsingborg, South Sweden, yesterday with a score of 22 place points. The Finn, Vilkko, took second place with 24 pom is, fol lowed by the remaining two members of the Swedish team. Undqvist (27» and
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      220 6 SINGAPORE SE_2_ Time: 10 30 1 T>m. Light Music— Earl Tow- Partncri > Please; 11 Close town. -ier Concert Orchestra; 1.30 Time RRP f*5iTirr«»^»^ Signal News; 1.45 Dance Music D lOingapore. -Billy Butter field Orchestra; 2 (General Oterseas Serviced Light Music; 2.30 to 5 University _iTT_, L ftemce >f the
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    FOOTBALLERS BECOMING STALE
    529 7 o)ii th season too long lu CRUSADER question of whether the ftV E §easM in Singapore, lasting om Marc h to October inclusive, Tl> n lr ha. popped up. Already, there linsl oxerlapping by soccer into ,ide for rugby and hockey. period Association made repreapore Olympic and
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    Peng Soon beats Teik Hock 21-13
    217 7 A 2, hKIL IN <i one-set game (21 points) between h~* R en f soon5 oon and Ooi Tefc Ho <*. Malayas best singles badminton players, highlighted last m! i» A exh lbltion aj Hon 8 Kon by the five touring i?" S tarS
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    Undergrads win hockey
    131 7 lINDERGRADUATES snat- ched a narrow victory from Graduates in yesterday's annual hockey match at Sepoy Lines, which was part of the Universtty of Malaya's Reunion Week sporting programme. Final score was two goals to one. Undergraduates gained the winning goal three minutes from time through Azizul. There
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    SECOND-HALF RALLY WAS SUCCESSFUL
    149 7 REMONSTRATING superiority in attack and defence in the second half, Singapore Chinese Recreation Club registered a welldeserved two-one win over Sherwood Forresters in a fast and thrilling senior hockey league game at Hong Lim Green yesterday. The Chinese forwards displayed irresistible form in the second half
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    NEW STATE TOURNEY PROPOSED
    141 7 NEW STATE TOURNEY PROPOSED JF things go according to plan, a new hockey competition will be added to Malaya's annual sporting calendar. It was announced at a general meeting of th? Singapore Hockey Association yesterday that a quadrangular inter-State schools tourney is under consideration. The competition will probably include Selangor,
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    Seletar soccer washed out
    87 7 RAIN put an end to yesterday's soccer match at RAF. Seletar between the Base XI and the Scotland team which recently won the station's Inter Community Knock-out Competition. The score midway through the second session when the game was halted stood at one-all. Skinner scored for
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    SELANGOR B.A. FIXTURES
    143 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. rE following ties in the SelanR or Open Badminton Championships will t>e P^yed off at the Pudu English Girls School hall tO SSn °Khye Ben, v Loo Foo Choon: Lim Teng Hin v Tan Lie* Far Miss Phua Yoke Ching v Mils Urn Kim
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    34 nations tor table tennis
    23 7 1 uMf mime ,^dt, „mp.on C^wuntn l>unn^ thr Jt^ (h.imp.onsh.px the «f f; nB i nlf>3J- I ..I.T,-
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    UK SOCCER FIXTURES
    71 7 L 1 -pU» l P i W^i Br*a MMtfc i nir ml i I II I |.'^ina"»irr i I"', Hi.TI V M ill MM 111 »th I V Jltor I Nm v trolal Pal Mtittß i Wslwl t Swindon ■■I k»f«t t uih tetaapiMi i r»t«f M«
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    GIRLS' SPORTS
    18 7 R»lllM G.rl-' Aiternoon School h annual sports meet will be 'he School ground at 4 (iru\
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    GARDNER'S EYE HEALING
    70 7 I npion said jhe had been "t ye conscious" >n» t.me, being fully thai the area above i his right eye would not stand up to a really hard punch. He d that when he fought German champion Hein Hotl he was fitter than ever been before.
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    WOMEN'S CHAMPION
    42 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.- For the third time Mrs. Betty Forward became women's golf champion of Selangor when she defeated Mrs D. Scott by three and two In the 18 holes final of the championship at the Selangor Golf Club yesterdav.
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    To manage team
    30 7 London taxi-driver Ernest Tillinghurst will be the manager of the British amateur boxing team to meet Italy at the Empire Pool, Wembley, on Nov. 14. A. P.
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    DI MAGGIO SAYS HE IS QUITTING
    66 7 |OE dJ Maggio, baseball's J highest paid player and star of the New York Yankees, said last night he is definitely quitting baseball. Di Maggio, a member of the American all-star team now louring Japan, made his statement in a radio interview over Armed
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    Rain washes out women's hockey
    271 7 RAIN dealt heavily with local women's hockey yesterday evening. Both the inter-Services encounter at Tanglin and the trial on the Padant» were washed out. The W.R.A.F. team travelled down from Seletar to meet W.R.A.C. at G.H.Q. ground. The game began in a slight drizzle and
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    BLUEBIRD CRASHES, SINKS
    101 7 BLUEBIRD CRASHES, SINKS DRITAINS international speedbo.i;. Bluebird, crashed and sank yesterday just after travelling at 165 miles an hour five miles an hour faster than the Ameri-can-held record on Coniston water in the Lake District, Mr. Donald Campbell, its owner-driver said last night. Mr. Campbell and his mechanic, Mr. Leo
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    SPLIT DECISION
    27 7 Toronto's Arthur King wop a split ten-round decision over Teddy Davis of Hartford. Connecticut, at St. Nicholas area, New York, on Wednes- day. A.P. U.P.
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    LOUIS FAVOURED 6-5
    29 7 Heavy support for Rocky Marciano dropped the betting price another half point vesterday to 6—5, favouring Joe Louis, as both boxers rested before their fight tonight.
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    BIRTH
    18 8 SMITH At Kandanx Kerbau Hot.pit.il on Thursday. 25:h October to Ttiorven. wife of T. E. Smith. dau<':i
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    WHAT TO LOOK FOR
    55 8 ABBREVIATIONS used to desigmatc political parties are: Lab. Labour V. Conservative: L Liberal: Nat. L. National Liberal: IX.P Independent Labour Party: U.U. Lister Unionist. The letter and figures immediately after the riime of each constituency denotes the party which won at the last general election or
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    Reds have 600 jets
    74 8 THE Qhited -States Air Force said that the Communists had well over 1.200 planes, half of tttem jets, north of the Yalu River border between Korea and Maffchuria. Comrrmnist air strength capable of use in Korea had been steadily increased despite losses, a .spokesman said. He
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    TWO DIE IN AMBUSH
    71 8 Two American businessmen were killed in an ambush last night. This was followed quickly by the alerting of US. Marines at the Olonsrapo Naval Base near the scene of the shooting. The Philippines Army identified the victims as John Grain and Harold Alden. A spokesman said
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    GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS: DETAILS
    381 8 GENERAL EL ECTION RESULTS: DETAILS FOLLOWING are full details of early result in Britain's General Election. Most of them are results from London and the English 1 horoughs. HOftNSET: <C. 11.095) change. SOLTHPORT: C. 15.607. Hudson. R.S. lO 30.388 Ell*, HO(Lao 12.535. Bentliff. H.D. <L.> 7.576. Maj. 17,853. No change.
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    REQUIEM
    20 8 Funeral service for ExQueen Amelia of Portugal will be held at St. Louis Cathedral. Versailles on Wednes- day.— A.P.
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    'USE TOOTHBRUSH MORE'
    54 8 BRUSHING the teeth the first thing in the morning and the last thing at night has little effect in combatting tooth decay, according to the Journal of the American Dental Association. The only time brushing teeth does any good in preventing decay, says the Journal is immediately
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    From boss to a friend
    152 8 From boss to a friend TOKYO, Fri. THE American Army s next .MV> in Japa?i will be to prove it can be just as good an ally as it has been an Occupation boss. The Army knows the transition from "lord and master'" to "friend and ally" will not be
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    12 8 Mr. "Valler Fletc»— r (left^ "n*» *!s\ T D. bo'h re- elected.
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    CHURCHILL SUES DAILY MIRROR
    164 8 LONDON, Fri. MR. Winston Churchill sued the London Daily Mirrcr, a pro-Labour newspaper, fcr libel yesterday. Conservative Party headciuarters announced the suit in mid-afternoon, while milUcmfl of Britons were choosing between the Conservatives and Labour at polling booths. The Conservative Party said in a statement: "A
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    US will use A-bombs to defend W. Europe
    216 8 WASHINGTON, Friday. US Navy Secretary Dan A. Kimball said yesterday that the American Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean was prepared to hit the enemy with atomic bombs if necessary, in the defence of Western Europe. Kimball also disclosed at a news confer
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    Dock strike: fists used
    94 8 NEW YORK. Fri. A BRIEF but spirited scuffle erupted on New York's strike-becalmed waterfront yesterday when some 100 longshoremen drove through the strikers' picket lines. Fist fights broke out, There was a flurry of shoving, yelling and gouging. No one was seriously hurt, police said. Virtually
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    64 FORESTS BURNT OUT
    57 8 Bushfirt's yesterday devastated 64 state forests in northern New South Wales. They were described as "tho worst in living memory." Thousands of acres ol grassland were also burned out and five huge fires are out of control. Winds which reached 45 miles an hour helped the
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    JETS FOR ITALY
    22 8 Ita:y expects to be mass producing British designed Vampire jet fighter planes by the end of the year A.P.
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    PORT PLANS
    21 8 The U.S. Army is going with olans to decentralise main U.S. harbour facilities in case of enemy attack.— A.P.
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