The Singapore Free Press, 20 November 1948

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA dldmldm SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1948. PRICE 10 CEN I S
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    CHIANG CLAIMS BIG VICTORY
    253 1 CHIANG CLAIMS BIG VICTORY Reds mass for new thrust NANKING, Saturday. DRESIDENT Chiang Kai-shek's Government last night claimed its first major victory for months m the Chinese civil war by routing the Communist armies around Hsuchow, key bastion guarding Nanking. Independent observers m the capital agree that the Government has
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    Electricity for Johore Federation to pay for power lines
    204 1 Electricity for Johore Federation to pay for power lines Free Press Staff Reporter rHK supply of electricity to Johore Bahru is made on the condition thai the Federation Government will provide at its own cost and without any expense ■it- m 114 upon* Municipality overhead transmission lines; and secondly, that
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    Drought may affect S'pores meat supply
    22 1 Drought may affect S'pores meat supply eep 5 put m 00.0C0 and attle m dying 1.000 a day. being tons of Ocean.
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    MARSHALL AT TALKS ON RUHR
    58 1 I*HE l 8 Secretary of 8< Mr George C. Marshall. .:itish and French linisters In Paris to discuss the Ruhr a other :ons, i' learned. The pari one of eral high level talks plan_i lor Mr Marshall before he leaves by air on Monday tor
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    PATROL FINDS WOUNDED MAN
    166 1 Vtvq Press Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. IN a search along Muar-Bakri Road where a terrorist's ambush occurred on Nov. 17, a pol and military patrol found a Chinese crawling along the road suffering from a badly wounded leg. He was found eating tapioca which he
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    Bauxite ship refloated
    91 1 c Press Staff Reporter THE American freighter, Amelia Earha.vt, which had been stranded on a coral reef m the South Natuna Islands, 300 miles from Singai pore, for the past ten days, j refloated at four o'clock this morning. A radio message from the ship received m
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    Canadian-U.S. defence
    24 1 Canadian Ambassador m Washington, Mr. Hume Wrong, yesterday discussed Cadanian- American defence with the Acting Secretary of State. Mr. Robert Lovett U.P.
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    WOMAN HURT
    37 1 A 65-year-old Chinese woman. Tan Ah Hoi. was admitted to hosnead injuries last night, afer being knocked down at the a of Selegie Road and Albeit Street by a motor car driven by a European.
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    Robbers break twoweek lull
    131 1 Free Press Staff Reporter 'j^HE first armed robbery for two weeks m Singapore took place last night when five Chinese, one armed with a pistol, held up a Malay at the junction of Kampong Bharu Road and Silat Road and took his silver belt, valued at
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    French Reds deny aid from the Cominform
    88 1 PARIS, Saturday. COMMUNIST Deputies rose and sang the Marseillaise he French Assembly last night after their leader, M. Jacques Duclos, had dec that the French Communist had "not received a penny from abroad" and had accused the French Socialist Party of receiving funds
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    ALL-EMPIRE AIR ROUTE SURVEY
    35 1 AQantas Airways Lancastrian on an 8,500 miles survey flight from Australia to South Africa arrived at Mauritius yesterday after flying 2,670 miles from the Cocos Islands In 12 hours, 31 minutes.
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    Mother's plea to Princess
    101 1 LONDON, Saturday. A appeal to Princes* Elizabeth may result m the release of 40 Italians ed on the island of Procida, off Naplc The prisoners" vm'hsrs wrote to the Princess con- gi ululating her on the birth of her son and adding "our happiness would be
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    Rebels killed in Burma battle
    74 1 RANGOON, Saturday. BURMA Government troops fought 100 rebels m a battle 70 mile 6 north of Rangoon, a Government communique reported yesterday. Four rebels were killed. In the Irrawaddy Delta a District Harvesting Operation Committee has been formed to protect villager from Communists who are
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    INSURANCE ON SHIPS TO CHIN
    53 1 I^HE Institute of London Underwriters yesterday raised insurance rates for cargo on ships calling at ports m China. The minimum war, strikes, riot and civil commotion rates, which are added to teasic rates, were increased 150 per cent, from 3s. to 7s. 6d. per £100
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    DOCK STRIKE TALKS
    23 1 THE first joint bargaining session since the start 10 days ago of the American east coast dockers strike began yesterday.
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    SCHOOL ART SHOW
    23 1 Mrs. A. W. Frsby. wife of the Director of Eriucatici this morning opened St. Joseph's Instituvax art and bandwork exhibition!
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    51 1 ure. Miss Phyllis Eileen Morrison receiving the ins.gnia oj the M.B£. from Sir Franklin Gimson yesterday. She was decorated for excellent work, m the prisoner of war camps immediately after the reoccupation of Malaya, and for organising the move ment of lepers from scattered places to a new colony. Free
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    Burma deports U.K. journalist
    180 1 RANGOON, Saturday. THE Daily Mail correspondent m Burma, Mr. Alexander Campbell, who has been held m Insein gaol for two months, is to be deported. His arrest was instigated by a 8.0.A.C. night steward who gave to the Burmese Ambassador m Karachi a copy of a
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    Berlin dispute can be settled, says Bramuglia
    102 1 PARS. Satuic. THE Argentine President ol the United Nations Security Council. Dr. Juan Bramuglia. said m a broadcast yesterday he was convinced the Berlin crisis could be settled provided the negotiations were kept al Dr. Bramuglia. who aas taken a leading part m
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    'Maintain order if you want loan'-MP
    137 1 LONDON, Saturday. "T H E International A Bank and the Arm: can taxpayer will wa: a lot of assurance that the British Government is able to maintain order m Malaya," said Mr. L. D. Gammans (Cons) m t. House of Commons yt terday during
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    STOP PRSSS
    45 1 Gurkha was kill d m action atuiinst bandits Nesri Sembilan \e*t»rdi\. Seanhinß an area Pan: r a >u^> »>d bandit < amp. a Gargrha patrol discovered a sentry post. The bandits op ed ImndHl hit md killed Tb" hr^nditx fled when the fir» returned.
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    ORCHIDS BY AIR TO U.S.A.
    646 2 Between 5.000 and 10,000 Australian orchid blooms ar« being flown to United States every week to Help meet the off-season damand. THE Australian cli- mate makes outdoor orchid cultivation ■latively easy and these outdoor plants are more hardy than grown m a hothouse: they are
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    Worms are useful
    4 2 Worms are useful i
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      300 2 SINGAPORE roMORBOW 8 485 mtfn>. 41 mrtrts, li p in to ii; 61 mrUe* (6 om to snd *10 p.m to 1 1 -*tr>; 945 i PROGI BFEBS (Singapore) BBC RELAY 1 t and II .31. rooAi w racd lOEROH V% >Cfl*f fIOA "'orld and Home N B«AklA«f« a>d Hor<
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      206 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BOK.N t<»<: v are likely to bt know the "Iron?, silent type." You keep, your own counsel about things pertaining to your own affairs, but ap-P'-.tr to lory for the v onfldencei ol oth^ ThoNp. you keep inviol.. to be naturally i to deal with p< and
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      The King hears the final plans for Overlord
      988 3  - The King hears the final plans for Overlord General Dwight D. EISENHOWER by Dbow Room .id co-ordlr. of detail. rgomerys detailed also Indicated the areas he estimated we would probably be holding In sucperiods for. '/Ie lit. Ed 90--ached shghtad of schedule, but :oi the earlier the operation proved •f
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      Germany behind the Iron Curtain
      263 3  -  CURT RIESS I hap- i b< n f md ome of n Question' b> com- may b< rttpry. interIned by In their op] to suet: w a cerI courage, orders oi Soviet cultu R •Colonel Kusmin" is b It d tth the remark ablf achievements
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      96 3 SCAMMELL •LOWER OPERATING COSTS W *3^ INCREASED DELIVERIES 'mmJSa^tKtt^^ NO LOADING DELAYS •NO I DEL TRACTORS **MJ^BHr^ Scammelf goods vehicles are arti- 'Mechanical Horse" for short hiu's m culated. They consist of a power unit built-up areas, and the four-wheeled and semi-trailers fitted with the tractors of approved makes for
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      249 3 The Weather I^HE final conference for determining the feasibillattacking on the tentaelected day, June 5. -cheduled for 4 a m. on June 4. The meteoroloR sta .said that air support would be impossible, naval gunfire would be Inefl and the landing of small s would be rendered ult. Admiral Roi
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. Nov. 20. 1948 Progress Despite Terrorism
    236 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. Nov. 20. 1948 Progress Despite Terrorism i In mind that, m sp tdj I and i to h occu>n tru- s I econon een hampered the erne: s budget addrt > progrs during was th»* two great oased. The of murder a: on of labour,
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    PEOPLE BEHIND THE VOICES—1
    639 4  -  Nan Hall By This is the first of a series of four articles introducing Asian announ-j cers men and women behind Radio Malaya's four-language programmes. THERE is not a single announcer with Radio Malaya who has been engaged officially as "an announce All have full-time office
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    FAITH
    38 4 But know this, that if the l roodman of the boose h.itl Known m what \vat« h the thief would come, hr would have watched, and would not h.ivr raftered his house t<> he broken up. 13.
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    NEW CABINET FOR GREECE
    29 4 NEW CABINET FOR GREECE I*HE Gntk Pi q out Or- .Dinet ming Aged 88 re- but wa^ called nn Wedxu when Populist Foj failed to form a Kovern- Reuter
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    The Church Prepares To Wield An Axe
    575 4 The Church Prepares To Wield An Axe CILENTLY, almost secret! y, the Church of England moves t o a r '1 changes which affect every city, town, and country parish m Britain. Ihe changes are embodied m what is called the Pastoral Reorganiition Measure, which seeks to meet the Church's
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    A 'New Look' Liner For Britain
    340 4  - A 'New Look Liner For Britain ASTLEY HAWKINS By Reuters' Correspondent DRITAIN'S "New v Look n liner, the 0 ton Cunarrl White Star Line's aronia, the largt ship built anywhere m the world since the war, is now getting ady for her maiden voyage across the Atlantic on Jan. 4
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    DRAMA AIDING CHINA
    31 4 DRAMA AIDING CHINA Ifc I dkldmmd Man- Lou, a Chinese steamed bread, is d&tributed among workers of the Fushun power plant at Muk- 68 000 m of 6" per- ddldkldkkd A.P.
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    100,000 AT SCHOOLS IN THE COLONY
    277 5 100,000 AT SCHOOLS IN THE COLONY Education Dept. issues report Free Press Staff A TOT of 9l 973 and girls m Singapore -or 9.8 per cent, of the Colony's population -went to the 270 registered schools last year" according to the annual education report issued This does not take into
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    Anti-bandit fighters
    80 5 pictures t-nt: the keynote of these troops at the FARELF Training Centre learning jungle warfare which they will m turn teach their units. Upper picture shows the men listen eagerly to the instructor and ask many questions. nly a soldier that ling down on the ground today but
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    126 negligent driving cases
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    C.N.A.C. flights to Shanghai next month
    107 5 Free Press Chinese Corresponds n* THE C.N.A.C. direct air service between Singapore and Shanghai is to be inaur ated c month Final approval for the use of the Kalians Airport has been *ed by the Government Li Han-hua. Singapore er of the C.N.A.C. said
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    Pasir Panjang area has own 'specials'
    101 5 Free Press Stall Reporter SEVENTI residents of Pasir Panjang district have formed their own branch of the Volunteer special Constabulary. .111--to join up rt on the DisOn .bulary, each r la i Sense Of Duty the volun•h.i of the District "A high be enforced:
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    NEW BANK WILL OPEN NEXT FEB.
    64 5 NEW BANK W ILL OPEN NEXT FEB. Free Pres* ChINM t •nttfondeiit The Overseas c: Bank, the only Chine&t Bank be opeped m Malaya liberation, is to open formal.;. -binary next. One quarter of its authori sub- The I by prohead offices r Chan. by the Yok The I the
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    200 ATTEND WEDDING
    55 5 iral of the Good She] ay of Miss Diana Ogilvu-- Paul V.-ckti, r. Th*- couple flew this ny to Java to spend a twi ymoon A n was held at the Dutch Trade Commissiiistead Road. The Dutch Trade Commit Mr. C. d< B H f bride away,
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    MRNVR OFFICER
    23 5 Governor of Sngapore has *'d a commission as acting Sub- Lieutenant. Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, to Mr. Douglas Alexander Paterson
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    RURAL COMMITTEE RULES FRAMED
    246 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Rural District Committees, which Village Committees have proved a useful advisory and liaison body, will now be able to direct their energies more efficiently along channels indicated by a set of rules of procedure approved by the Rural Board. Each Rural
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    36 offices to register voters
    304 5 "riIIRTY-SIX offices have been opened m Singapore to register voters for the Municipal elections scheduled for April next year. These offices will be open every day from 4.30 p.m. till 6.30 p.m. except Sundays and public holidays, and the registration period lasts for six weeks.
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    PRESS PHOTO BRINGS HIM NEW HOPE
    164 5 Free Press Woman Reporter A young Ciiinese m Sin^a is so distressed about his 70- year-old un o is suffering: from Parkinson's .disease that he is writing to a famous doctor m the United States to find out the Drospects of a cure He
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    67,000 ALIENS IN 21 MONTHS
    61 5 67,000 ALIENS IN 21 MONTHS Frree Tress s I Correspondent KUALA LUMPUK. i 4 TOTAL of 67,318 I uered the Fede: between September 1 d June this year >nths through zetted ports and ph. Durim 70,044 aliens lef counti the V. period <Septembf Dec ma 30- 6.016. 810 During lit;*
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    Ammo buyers were police
    16 5 •buy* ammunition and two two Chirr found the 'friend' Kua\ years mile
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  • SATURDAY SPORTS PARADE
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      Another big tight uproar
      282 6 AFTER Mr. C. B. Thomas, the Welsh referee of the British welter-weight bout between Ernie Roderick, the holder, and Henry Hall. 25 year old challenger, had given his decision against Roderick there was an uproar m the Harrlngay Stadium. Mr. Thomas had to leave the ring
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      Money cant tempt -This Boxer
      71 6 Money cant tempt -This Boxer DETER Brander, Britain's leading amateur featheris one of the few flrst •xers who have resi >ney ban. He refused an offer of £2.0 > turn pro the largest ever guaranteed an amateur, •c 1944. 20 An. Boxing Association thampions have fallen for the bait and
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      This Golfer
      68 6 .LIAS rested abroad, he Is nal at Royal Melflub. He will ti prolp tl 1. Pickworth won the A;. lian Open for the third .sucear when he de! .in -born D S I ilso brat Norman tht 1 A professional title la Tht lb writer said. "At the
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      'Best horse in the yard'
      223 6 AN old racing saying is A good apprentice is often the best horse m the yard meaning that if a trainer has an outstanding boy he, the trainer, is m clover. Not only can the boy greatly help his own stable, but his master is
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      S.C.C. to have a 'new' wicket
      54 6 THI lub he cri' pitch lia. Bulii earth 1 wh: a binding qua. the foundad grass is too .-a t pitches and .tble of difY n the P .bed" i the Bulli-earth mixture and thr hrough it. Chrlstn phosphate, the best m the world,
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      Badminton star is a 'grannie'
      172 6 Badminton star is a 'grannie' Women Champs. -1 MRS. L. M. Pen: r has D ton titles m Malaya and Singapore since 1933 that she has forgotten the scorp— and she is still winning thi Born m Singapore and married at 15, the lour grandchildien and she's held a full-time
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      He thinks S'pore hockey is poor
      25 6  -  ROY FERRON Hn DURDI l> and com: cho hockt Th< B Dv: the I for a p game d,lmsdlkd
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      Middfeweights in main bouts
      6 6 Middfeweights in main bouts J A.P.
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      85 6 J/\Nc Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya WHAT S In^X^LOOK AT THisN KISN'T IT THRILLING.'- yTUEREf- NOW MAY LXCntMl>4T?y NOTICE BENEATH I W^^^^ D'YOU THINK IT MEANS I LOOK MORE LIKE] 6E A TRAP. Vj. _^f "boadicea's agony; tt~v^JXos»&ml «'^e come into a X A sorrowing /jane f
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    West Indians begin tour of Pakistan
    105 7 Degan ineir tour 01 nusun tmj match against Sind .iptaining Wesfl Indies. ih :ng wicket m bright r 173 and the wickets for 23 runs. Trie teams bind: n B G R N. Dinshaw. to Raoof mez v Raoof c at 6. ::ger idln
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    ABORIGINAL BOXER WINS IN SYDNEY
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    19th SUCCESSIVE WIN
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    SQUASH RACKETS
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    Selectors drop Swift
    83 7 /^LAND'S soccer to piny land at the Arsenal Stadium at Highbury, North London, on Dec 1 Is: Ditchburn 'Tottenham); Rams* thump •i (Munvheiti I'nck- Milhvrn BromwirhK Finney (Free- ton). Reserve to travel: Rowley (Manchester V). There are four changes m the England side- Ditchburn for Swift, Ramsey
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    SUIVI STRONGLY TIPPED ON TRACK
    427 7 Final hints for today 's races By TRESPASSER CUIVI, Your Highness and Lady Kalang were most fancied on the course this morning when j horses running at the final day's races of the Singapore Turf Club Winter Meeting were given pipe-openers down the home straight.
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    Epsom Jeep sums up
    84 7 JACK Spencer's Jack's Darling and Your Highness are the two "hottest" tips for today. Another of Spencer's candidates Billy Carol, has a strong chance m the furlong sprint for top horses, while Dakota. Louisiana and Eastern Picture are nearly ready for their maiden wins. They will
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    OVER $100,000 FOR 2 COLTS
    60 7 gAN i A A. m Los Ang. assing the purchase of the Aga Chan's three-year-olds, Nathoo and Noor. by the American ownHoward, said yesterday tha not rev. safe to say they cost upwards of $100,000." Both colts are expected to b< ready to run m
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    Aga Khan again tops lists
    74 7 Aga Khan again tops lists From Bill Macklin THE AGA KHAN and Jockey 1 Gordon Richards hav# cHnched the honourj a* leaning owner and rider m tht -it-month Br. ing season endtn, day. Thoroughbreds from able of the In- «'3.000. making top n f 1924. and may add cached the
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    FINE EXHIBITION BY INDIANS
    87 7 INDIA b Cup badmmton i. touring Canada, gave a ling exhibit io a when they won all eight matches against a New BruiiMUck team at St. John on Thursday night. O-ily In one the matches werr the Indiana ex- d. irray c and Dick Fllli'er. the
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    WATER POLO MATCHES
    35 7 'THE Tiger Bwiir.ir Ing Clubs A and B teams will play against the A and B sides of HMS I B.rmingham m friendly v polo gtomes at the Naval 13 pool tomorrow.
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    Big score by M.C.C.
    161 7 (^L^TURIES Dy Len Hutton 134; and Jack Crapp (127 not out), and a breezy run-a-minute knock for 77 not out by Alec Bedser, helped the M.C.C. to pale up a nrst-inn-inga score of 449 for seven wickets declared by the close o: play on the Qnt
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    TOMORROW'S BADMINTON
    148 7 A 'MEN'S double will be included m tomorrow ninton exhibition at I SVC. Drill Hall m which' the Singapore champion and runner-up pairs— Miss Helen Heng and Mrs. Chionh Hiok md Mrs. L. M. Penneter and Miss Eunice de Souza— will figure. Although the four players have hung
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    AN ICE CUBE' FOR SKATING STAR
    86 7 gARBARA Ann Bcott'i first professional skating engagement' will confine her to a rinlc 30 by 40 feet a far cry from the larger ■a which she performed during her ama'eur career. Back home m Canada from a week's visit to N w York, where
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    Australia's best since Kirkwood
    265 7 THE greatest Australian golfer since Joe Kirk wood (.new In America) is the title Riven H. COssit") Pickworth, 30-year-old assistant professional at Royal Melbourne Club, after his defeat on Oct. 25 of Jim Ferrier. Austra-lian-born golfer who, like Kirkwood, b came a U.S. citizen, m a
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      16 7 S.H.B.R.F.C. FIXTURE Rug-by Football Chill .y the Chang: 2nd XV at Ra at 3 p.m. today.
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    44 8 ISMB oe .ma Choot and of the Mr cv Kok Cheng v WHCKM The engis announced and the take place Hudson Oriel Customs S-.\ OE.. M.P.. and I Grldlej of -Cuiwixxi B I R Wheen and Mrs. Wheen of The Croft". q. Some:
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    'WILL NOT CHEAT GALLOWS'—TOJO
    154 8 'WILL NOT CHE A T GALLOWS'— TOJO TOKYO. Saturday. Iv-PREMIER Hidekl Tojo of Japan, sentenced to 4 bang for war crimes, yesterday promised his lawyers that he would not try to dod^e the gallows by suicide as last-minute appeals for clemency were beins made to the Supreme Commander Allied Powers,
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    21 8 Spore PoW tells of Jap atrocity 4 [DAVITS by three Alliat a with machinegunn:: Ing. I cd at re Reute U.P.
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    U.K. plans free legal aid
    103 8 I ONE* N TH; i Labour Q 1 r low c this nev are contained m a U and advice bill. The measure to become law by early spring. It applies on :ig. land and Wales but a Similar one for Scotland will be announced
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    U.K. trade gap narrowing
    55 8 LONDON. Saturday. BRITAIN'S adverse balance of trade is October, at V: 19,000.000 was V: 4.100.000 less than m September and the low«>t since January 1947, the Board of Trade announces. British exports m October were worth x, 140.100.000. while imports amounted to 174.500,000. Re exports by
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    31 8 SPKCIAL >Uikrt drnl givw the prices of rubber (In rtnts per Ib v 11 i m today as foil Buyers beller* No 1 X > > No. 1 if markr*. Stead]
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    TINS. RUBBERS ARE FIRMER
    243 8 London Stock Exchange LONDON viturday. Jill South African miniiu on provided Uie main Interest on the London Stock nge yesterday, Renter's financial correspondent Rubbers and tins ut-rp generally firm and unchanred. buying luth pa: ml: j lee 1 and 1 Tra. char.I lo'h. wdeAiiv bonds. Chisece
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    Russia defeated in arms vote
    46 8 PAR] THi: United Nations General tsaemk endorsed, by an helmin. Western 'cards on the table Against Soviet opposition, the pr ed by 43 votes to six, with one tit ion. and publish full Lnforn .tions members on are to dldl;,kd Reuter
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    S. Africa may quit the Empire
    62 8 S. Africa may quit the Empire CANBERRA, Saturday. I*HE likelihood of South Africa quitting the Commonwealth along with India and Eire was mentioned m the Repn -i-s yesby the Prime Minister. Mr. Joseph Chifley. Mr. Chi 'Uu •■d the present relai ati•but the govjr.n.. Sou' hern Ireland iod, 1 hip
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    24 8 24 HONOURED FOR WARTIME SERVICES Qdat ton were ed to 24 people at an ture h I serial ial. Mr rd. EdB 8 H
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    WHIPPED HIS DAUGHTER'S LOVER
    160 8 MAIDSTONE (Kent) Saturday. HORACE ISAAC CARO, a ki wealthy 50-year-old City Councillor and Company director, was sentenced to three clays' imprisonment and ordered to pay £50 costs ai the Kent Assizes yester•r horsewhipping his s lover. The sen- tence meant that he was immediately released. Caro
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    N. Y. Rubber
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    SINGAPORE TIDES
    25 8 UK. II LOW Today: *i 03 a.m. 12 noon; 6.43 p.m. Sund i 133 a.m. 6 49 a.m. 1 I 36 p p.m.
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    CORRUPTION INQUIRY Stanley sues for slander and £50,000
    38 8 CORRUPTION IN QUIRY Stanley sues for slander and £50,000 T»HE chief of Brr Harry Shern; %l k pj Stanle brought busii ther. had I slander and one clam !Irr cd. thought of Trade. Mr. Jo) d,;d,l,ksd Reuter U.P.
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      23 8 DUNLOF Si Chosen on ftrfonm X^ f z I Going on Leave? KffP /M TOOCH W»TH THE STRAITS BUDC fI Six Mo: J
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