The Singapore Free Press, 23 November 1948

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA I SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1948. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    KING IS ADVISED TO TAKE REST
    244 1 KING IS ADVISED TO TAKE REST Royal tour postponed LONDON, Tuesday. JHK Royal tour of Australia and New Zealand, heduled for next year, has been postponed indefinitely, it was announced at Buckingham Palace this morning. The announcement said that King Ge< suffering from an obstruction of circulation m his right
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    Patrol fought on without officers
    143 1 Free Pi u'dal Correspondent 4 PATROI Df the rth Highlanders, after its officers one of whom, Capt. F. Hambilled, and another, Lieut. D. Brown wounded ;id succeeded m putting bandits t<» flight m an action along the Ba id :i of this patrol the action,
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    Five arrested in Singapore
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    REDS AID STRIKES
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    AIR CHIEF LEAVES
    37 1 The C.-in-C., Far East, Air mand, Air Marsh. Hugh Lloyd, left Singapore this morning for London on a short visit to discuss with Air Ministry various outstanding questions concerning the Far East Air Command
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    DON'T HAND CARD TO STRANGERS
    172 1 Free Press Staff Reporter THE Chief of the C.I.D. Mr. E. V. Fowler, this morning warned the public not to surrender their identity cards to strangers, who might be Communist agents. They should only hand their cards to police officers, after these had established their
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    Harry Truman walks to work
    116 1 WASHINGTON, vionoay. PRESIDENT Truman walked to work today like many another Government worker. The President and his family are living m a new home now Blair House Just across Pennsylvania Avenue Irom the White House. But, the president's offices still are In the White House.
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    NINE KILLED IN AIRLIFT PLAN CRASH
    7 1 NINE KILLED IN AIRLIFT PLAN CRASH Reuter
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    AUST. SHIPPING LINE PLANS
    36 1 THE Australian Cabine' legislation establish an Australian Commonwealth shipping line to operate interstate and overBeph Chlfley. Prime annout. Th' commercially-owned lines >tralian coast. Nt had previu decided to go ahead with Reuter
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    Czsech 'ring' arrests
    18 1 members of a Czeivak intelligence ring been arrested m the and British zones of A.P.
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    Army denies Union's allegations
    202 1 Army denies Union's allegations Free Press Staff Reporter AN Army spokesman, asked this morning for omment on the petition sent to the Governor by the Army Civil Service Union, described as "absurd" 1 allegations by the Union that the Army refuses to negotiate with A decision on the question o*
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    Gandhi trial ending
    28 1 Mahatma Gandhi Murder Trial was adjourned In New Delhi yesterday until I when the prosecution arguments will begin. State\s by the eight accused ended.- A.P.
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    Naked girl on suicide pyre
    155 1 ROME. Tuesday. THE Italian Press is demanding an investigation into the "case of the human torch" a 22-year-old servant girl who is reported to have made a suicide pyre of her own clothtng on the floor of a Rome police cell The girl, Desd Palombi
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    SEVEN DEAD IN BOMBAY CYCLONE
    160 1 SEVEN DEAD IN BOMBAY CYCLONE BOMBAY, Tuesday. PHE cyclonic rainstorm which swamped the Bombay area is now sweeping toward the Kathiawar coast, 200 miles to the north-east, leaving m its wake damage run a ing into crores of rupees and a toll of at least seven dead and 100 injured.
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    MASKED GANG ROBS FAMILY
    45 1 THREE masked men, two Chinese and a suspected Javanese armed with a revolver and a parang, held up a Chinese family of 10 at a house m Upper Serangoon Road last night, and robbed them of $450 h cash and jewellery.
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    Red threat to Peiping
    221 1 NANKING, Tuesd. WHILE fighting continued to rage east and south of the Hsuchow bastion yesterday, Communist armies captured Paoting, capital of Hopei province, thus mounting a new threat to Peiping. Reliable reports from Peiping said Nationalist troops had evacuated Paoting and were retreating toward Peiping, 80
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    DOCK BLAST
    7 1 will have N used.- Reuter
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    F.A.O. has no 'home'
    24 1 The World Food and Agriculture Organisation In Washington rday postponed a decision on where to blish its permanent headquarters.— Reuter
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    SEARCH FOR BOY ACTOR
    59 1 HUNDREDS of deerhu. test night joined m a search for the former film actor and singer, Bobby Brern, who is believed to have crashed m a singleengined plane near Hay ward (Wisconsin). Ernie Roth, Breen's agent said that Breen and his pilot were long overdue on
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    S'PORE ROBBERY
    30 1 Four unarmed Chinest pulled a Chinese pedestriai into the flve-foot way of i house m South Bridge Ron last night, and robbed him o watch and fountain pen.
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    Fewer U.K. control
    43 1 The President of the Boar;: of Trade, Mr. Harold Wilson, announced yesterday removal of controls over manufacture and supply of furniture next week and a rut m purchase tax on furniture from twothirds of l- tail Dricefi to onethird. U.P.
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    STOP PRESS
    63 1 A bulletin issued Buckingham Pali morninf stated thai "defective blood the King's riuht I anxiety." Docton vnte that "King** general health eluding the conditMM hear lor concern, but no d> strain of I h.iv appreciably affected n to physical fatijjiw. "It would rdous to embark on a long
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    Malay women look to their future
    527 2  - Malay women look to their future MARGARET BOWES Ky A. P. Correspondent MALAY women Singapore and the deration of Malaya for centuries were compelled to live the sheltered, self-effacing es of semi-slave But today they are moving toward the freeand independence enjo; sters m other parts of the Id •jore
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    WOMAN OF THE WEEK
    250 2 WOMAN OF THE WEEK By Our Woman Fashion Expert THE lounging pyjamas sketched this week cannot be described as chic; pyjamas just do not qualify for that sort of description. But they looked cool, comfortable and well cut, the perfect morning coffee ensemble for women with unobtrusive derrieres. This two-piece
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    Clothes For Other Climes
    143 2 TAPERING t: x are the keynote of this n's winter sports 1 now b. vn by iart build-up line provided by this fi Andre Led. elastic inset m the part of the trouser leg which makes it fit like a ga: Accompanying It a b i.s
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    Bridge Problem
    155 2 B. [l he may be nir. a < T! a nd Ttiu ade bid In 'old four ible for they cannoi i th;s colum.i. RUi ■n the defend* rump '■ad of that thai b*J Fast, who was using the doubV to m 11 a lead of dumn wa<;
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    'DAKS' INVADE USA
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    Petticoat Influence
    26 2 -4 PART of lution seems to I looked b cler habits of hedper and and at always d pap II As fful;: i t
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      10 2 I he 1 Lloyd Stud. .1(1 Sntrod. mc (jHOtSFHOLO jj
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      131 2 BFEBS Singapore) I by UUtttt X 19 61 Mrtr m TOD\t 2 45 4.4, P Hiu'; 6 The I lovfOßßnu gramme- InMOKROW ISH; fBBC English Progni; m«s« ProKraramr: N*rvs 8 -.3C 8 ,BBC' 9 X 9 3 9-45 B BC 9.45 iJB C TrailNews 1 and Laxr.ps for O'.d 10.15
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      206 2 ol ton; H.3U News; 8.45 Van- 9 30 R;*dlo 9.45 The Radio SEAC Octet; 10.30 Coward Programme: 11 Words and Music; 11 rid News; 11.40 BUM rOMOBSOU a Opening and Progran. isie for 12 30 Sport* Rour. for the og; 1 3 1.40 210 Programme a Ope;.: ne; 630 World
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      4 2 YOUR LUCKY STJ 1
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  • RUSADE IN EUROPE
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      I disagree with Monty but no 'hard words'
      766 3  -  General Dwight D. EISENHOWER by ttaas Drive 6 and <s the h regard lines c should br peed up the arrival ■an division^ from nd. Id ha prohe base ot pable >nt. no other point would they he same ardour and devotion.
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      Germany behind the Iron Curtain
      686 3  -  CURT RIESS BY f derman) j :n, mdd for a n-occu] >f Germ lired ude of old-time man Communists toI eir own his proved to be a somewhat dangerilffi- U peop'. m oid member of Comnv. He of a '.payment I staying. The man m
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      40 3 MAS DRESSES THE »RT OF PERFECT DRESS M»K BROCADE AND FRENCH LACES Qrman a n d' UMES DRESS M XKt High Sires'* S]GNID5 ]GNID TO GIVE THE UTMOST EFFICIENCY STEEL >P and Q.arto riling Cabiae:* njfl«- or Double Door Cupboard
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      197 3 l[uJJ I K«kM ROYAL OUTCH^AIRLINES NEW CONSTELLATION SERVICE TO SHANGHAI (VIA BANGKOK) DEP. SINGAPORE THURSDAYS 10.45 A.M. ARR. SHANGHAI FRIDAYS L4S P.M. DEP. SHANGHAI SUNDAYS 6.50 A.M. ARR. SINGAPORE MONDAYS II 10 M. PASSAGE FARES: SINGLE $605.00: RETURN Sl.o> AIR (ARGO 54.20 PER KG. EVERY THURSDAY BY CONSTELLATION TO Single
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    Don Iddon's Diary
    883 4 Don Iddon 's Diary NEW YORK.: IVi E M 0 RANDUM to the ConservaParty. Attention, please, Mr. Churchill, Mr. Eden, all party whips, organisers, members, supporters. candid- 1 md young v It is thJ the American Presidential election. Has the lesson been learned? Is the message plain? If the answer
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    Anticipating the Reds
    327 4  -  EDDIE CRIGHTON b% SHANGHAI. 4 thou a is: What will li like und» rials to The US I of present cc il facilities capital, pointing out that m the event of ncy, military and other means of transport may not be available to get them out. For-
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    The British Miner
    271 4 The Latest Portrait Of by a special correspondent CVERYONE talks about the minei —praises him condemns him, watchef his output, calls hin lazy, good-for-nothing at-hcarted, industrious. Kipling should h written a poem abou him—"lt's miner and miner that, and th< miner, he's to blame.' But what sort
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    Bombing The Tsetse Fly
    89 4 pih jf he B: niaJ OfT: bomb assau; be made 1 Of .it a ical bomb drop nelicoDter wi] secticidal smoke whirl be k( lunßle fol m which the tsetse fly breeds made un*e: t. oonly is a s as well. And some of them are
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      19 4 FAITH Tmfcfl iway the dross from the silver, and there shall come forth a vciwl for the finer. Proverb
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      11 4 GJFF A» 7Q^CQ I kCKED lr NCAPOI?E /7?\ GllUf tllit^ I*-
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    CHINESE WORRIED OVER ONN'S MISSION
    158 5 'Spoke only for Malays' bs StatT Reporter >pi:il by Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, a m British subject and a leader mmunity, to avoid communand to think m terms of Malayans iii an interview with the Free m which he referred to the rei of Dato
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    92 5 St. Joseph's Seniors held a break-up dinner last Friday with the Rev Bro. Lawrence O'Toole as the guest of honour Upper picture shows (from left): Mr. Hony Chiu, Mr. T. Coates, Mr. F. Hendricks, Mr. Yong Lok, Mr. Balasubramaniam, Bro. Leonard, Mr. Felix Lee, Mr. G. Pasqual. Mr. M. Chong,
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    Court orders demolition to stop
    67 5 THE Sixth Police Magistrate, Mr. D. A. Fyfe. yesterday granted I alon :ig the demolition cv pol.ce of Erna ma China Street. Singap The demolition act I taken by the Municipal Commifisl The sheds wen been put up from 'he l] Commissioners he could aot
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    FED ERA TION POLICE IS MODERNISED
    436 5 FED ERA TION POLICE IS MODERNISED VTALAYA is expanding and modernising her police LTI force. Within the past 4i months, since the emergency was declared, great changes have taken place m the Federation police service. Personnel has multiplied more than five times, DUtput of recruits from the training depots has
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    PAKISTAN ENDS ORCHID TRADE
    134 5 PAKISTAN ENDS ORCHID TRADE DUE to a new ruling enforced by the Pakistan Government, Singapore florists are not sending any more orchids or rare plants by air to the United Kingdom. The Pakistan Government has ordered that all such plants carried as air freight I passing through Karachi must be
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    BACK TO JAIL
    29 5 Ju> rving 12 mi ing bin Othman was convicted m Johore Bahru on Sund; nal brea months' imprisonment to be followed by six months" police .supervision.
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    Military Band
    34 5 The band of the Royal Artilleiy 'Plymouth) will givr two public performances m Sinsapore. on Dec. 28 at the Botanic Gardens, md on the Padang on Jan. 3, both it 515 p.m.
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    BANDITS FIRE ON WOMEN
    152 5 BANDITS FIRE ON WOMEN Free Pre>s Stall Correspondent IPOH, Mon. p\O terrorists, using Sten guns, fired on a crowd having National Registration photographs taken and wounded women and children at midday yesterday on the main road village of Gopeng, 10 miles south of Ipoh. The villagers were m the pound
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    'NAILIN OUR COFFIN'
    80 5 'NAILIN OUR COFFIN' MR. uncillor. Banishment merits) Amendment i Ordinance 1948 to be introduced next month. Under this bill, British subjects born m the Settleof Penang and I can be banisi Tan said: il passed, will m bat i British tip will net be i on. "This bill is one
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    SCHOOL CONCERT
    15 5 St. School pup Is Will animal Farm*;' Day rt m ti. B p.m
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    DAKOTA WRECK FOUND
    31 5 KUALA LCMPUK I^HE wreck of a Dakota. wh; Seren- anti-bandit operlocated a Guards search party m the heart of the jungle veslay evening. nation illable what they found.
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    COLONY NEEDS RURAL HOUSING SCHEME
    143 5 rree Press Stall Reporter T4IK Pasir Panjang Rural District Committee is asking the Government to develop the rural areas by large-scale housing for the benefit of artisans and daily-paid workers. The chairman of the Pasir Panjang Committee, Mr. H. J. C, Kulasingha, told the Free
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    SCIENCE CLASS FOR GIRLS
    63 5 SATURDAY classes m rial science for selected Std. VI and Std. VII girls at the Sultan Ibrahim Girls' School and the Convent School, Johore Bahru, will begin at the English C m January 1949. Classes will folio a- a four years' course leading up tc the
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    MUSICAL MASS
    73 5 At the 8 a.m. hgh mass last I the Cathedral of the Shepherd, the Philhan Society of St. Cecilia, patroness of the Cathedral Choir, rendered the entire muscal mass oJ ST. Cecilia composed by Rev. J. E. Turner, and sang the appropriate hymns for the tcast o the
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    $5¼ million for back pay
    59 5 EX-GKATIA payments of arrears of salary and wages to non-interned Government servants total 51.440,000 m addition to the $3,810,000 already provided m the 1948 Federation estimat, Outstanding claims of advances of salary to 194^ Government employees, total anoth-r S3s,Mfc This is an addition to the
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    SIAM TO BUY BRITISH LOCOS
    172 5 SIAM TO BUY BRITISH LOCOS Free Pr< I orrespondent BANGKOK, Tucsdj (r PHE leader of the Siamese trade mission 1 to London yesterday to spend £1.000.000 m Brilish workshops is Charal Sanidwonu who Malvern College for three years during first <»rld War, reports the Daily Mail correspondent. Charal's mission is
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      45 5 HOHNER CHROMATIC HARMONICAS i— wiS < lIKDMO.Mi X rd H fl3 CM! HROMONH X tuned reeds and playini bodies $?l MONK 1 us the very la' T.M. a. LTD., i i SINGAPOR and &m& pa; /v tali /RF/1Z RUSTTAFEL JAVANAIS Viano T CHEZ VO' i y«
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    He liked to smash windows
    63 6 BECAUSE of "senseless attacks" on plate class windows by George Hughson, 94, of Chester, insurance companies had increased premiums on windows m some parts of the city, it was stated at Chester Quarter Session. Most of seventy -eight charges against him had been for smashing
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    LOST £1200 ON LONDON TRIP
    58 6 UORACE Frederick Heatan, 11 48. licenses of the Red Inn, Long-road. Canrey .inic to London to keep an appointment. It co :!00. He had been tricked tr >vho had m to let ~ps of Scotch They met In saloon bar. and or men. a "'stor
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    New B.O.A.C. Service
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    RUBBERS SHOW SMALL GAINS
    226 6 London Stock Exchange i^ LONDON, Tuesda: ll'lTII (lit- exception <»t weakness In Venezuelan oil oncession stocks, the London Stock Exchange pras quietly firm yesterday, says Reuter's financial correspondent. Rubbers reversed their downward trend and showed small gains, while tms declined. Ie- I but md < dull,
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    BRITAIN HAS SMASHED 41 EXPORT TARGETS
    189 6 BRITAIN HAS SMASHED 41 EXPORT TARGETS Need for more modern plants FORTY-ONE of Britain's 141 exporting industries smashed their targets this year with three months to go. This has been revealed by the Board of Trade. And the man responsible for this achievement —the British working man— has been praised
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    Prize money for Navy and R.A.F.
    57 6 SAILORS and airmen from the B and India and I lon and Burma will si 'he distribution or money app: n principle by s money w.ll from the sale of enemy ships and cargoes captured during th»> .vlll Ljet •0.000. the 250.000 and the
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    57 NATIONS AT FAO TALKS
    31 6 larles I and 'nited State*. X -chairman •j;t'noral itives land. Poland. Brazil N< .land, Egypt, India and the lentiala commltt i Rica, Lux la, M->. U.P.
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    Arab Refugees
    25 6 United Nations nas advanced $5,000,000 the relict of Arab refug< called upon the nationtribute $32,000,000 trry on the wi i] k A. P.
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    M.P. FACES £1,500 BILL
    74 6 MRS Elizabeth Braddock Socialist M.P. for Liverpool Exchange, will probably b* presented with a bill for £1,500 costs In her unsuccessful libel action against Tillotsons Newspapers. In addition to th< fees of two K.C.s and three juniors for the two-day hearing, there are fees for solicitors
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    Painless 'Jet' injections now
    53 6 by a line 1: r jet mjeci amntact tilted, th tion produces a c a blister." it adds. be used for fully placed injectio :1 liquids. I and blood vessels near the skin might be injured by a I :h,aps Irawbacl tppabasio change chnique for nearly
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    'MURDER' BOOk NEAR DEAD WIFE
    79 6 VKAK a young wife lying dead Ml a bed. det« 1 found a "True (rime magazine, it Durham Assizes when her husband of murder. The book was opened Apter of a story of a woman bei:. buried under a cellar floor. i I i day
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    HUNTER SAVED BY LOINCLOTH
    65 6 HUNTER SAVED BY LOINCLOTH A.. unded buffalo from bleeding to dtath by The buffalo I Pat Kenny. 30. was ..g a buffalo near his headqua at Alligator Ri\ :hern Territory, when knife slipped and opened his left arm. A n ig on the buffalo hides tore off her applied a
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    S'HAI HAS THE WAR JITTER
    16 6 w tion, v and sc have tun. f Droliflc rumou* Reuter
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    SAILING DATE CANCELLED
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    Higher cable costs
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      174 6 JAME Exclusive to the Singapore free Press m Malaya you're satisfied^ I I/huhm -ha -i can do^l I /<^ TmATuv I/C i t.' u 7\ THAT I AM JANE. tf THAT IM A FtW- SIR T|MOTHY-?-y f BUT IVB X PERHAPS YOU'LL TELL ME J) HUMi, YOUNO LApY.'-\ NEVER HiARD
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    NEW DOUBLES PAIR TRIED OUT
    665 7  - NEW DOUBLES PAIR TRIED OUT CRUSADER SengKhoon, Teik Hock impress By MR. Lim Chuan Geok, who on Dec. 2 will lead the Malayan quest to the West for international badminton laurels, last night began the second stage of his preparations. It is the task of team-moulding through intensive training and,
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    "NBA PERSECUTING MANUEL ORTIZ"
    34 7 ler of Los Angeles yesterrinf Association of rid bantamweight champion, AA boss. Abe Greene. •'nreatening to rids cause I wl \\ie\ I :18 lb.dly Aagie 113 lb I IS A.P.
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    S'pore Asians lose duel in the mud
    183 7 IN their rugger debut on the Padang yesterday, the S re Asians lost to the S.C.I XV by three points (one try) to nil m a same played under ad- t'rse ground condition Sk h teams, W. A. Rodick and Nk accompanied by
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    Cup team may visit U.S.
    114 7 AIAIWVS Thomas tup badminton team, which I on Dec. 2 for England. may tour the United States after their matches m the international competitions and their visit to the tinent. Such a tour. Mr. Lim Chuan Geok, the manager and non-playing captain, told the Free
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    CRPC PLAYER IN ARMY HOCKEY XI
    88 7 ABLE Army ha performer is Capt. K. of the Ceylon Royal Corps v;ho arr: m Singapore last year. C\ fL^an ha 6 been included m Combined Army hockey XI of Singapore this season. .ung Army officer the 4th C.L.Ir un m Ceylon and -elected
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    RICKABY FOR INDIA
    11 7 RICKABY. who is to ride as t0 Reuter
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    FOG STOPS RACES
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    32 7 picture. J Robinson, captain of the Auxiliary Police Officers (1) 1948 winners of the inter-Divisional league xving the championship shield from the Commissioner of P^ R E. Fouiger, on Sunday.— Free Press
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    badminton exhibition
    41 7 picture The Tan Chong Tee v. Chan Kon Leong match m progress at the exhibition by members of Malaya's Thomas Cup badminton team at the S.VC. Drill Hall on Sunday. Tan Chong Tee is on the left.- Free Press
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    HIGHWAY CODE
    8 7 HIGHWAY CODE IUIUM&It PEDESTRIANS MOTOR CYCLISTS PEDAL CYCLISTS
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    Pancho may fight Kui Kong Young
    551 7  -  CRUSADER By lI'ITH David Kui Yong Young probably coming to TT Singapore after fulfilling his engagements m Bangkok and, possibly, Batavia, professional boxing m the Colony should see a sustained revival. At least two local promoters have been angling for the contract with the
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    5 CLASS 1 HORSES RELEGATED
    74 7 piVE Class one horses have been sein down to Class two. ac:ord:ng to the latest Ist of imendments to classification of lorses isued by tin Racng Assoc at ion. The list is: Transfers: from Class 1 to Class Race Pan. Precious Stream, iomestretch. Lucky Three.
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    EVERTON BEAT ARMY
    16 7 A. P. yVERTON defeated the Army 2—l irr football match at Alderihot yesterday.—
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    ENGLAND'S TEAM v. SCOTLAND
    61 7 ENGLAND will be represented by the following team linst Scotland m the flj round of the Thomas Cup < European Zone) at Lei ster on Dec. 3 and 4: H. Maryland (Yorkshire*. R. Nichols < Middlesex N Radfnrd i Surrey), W. Shute (Kent', X Wilson (Lai^
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    PROTEST UPHELD
    68 7 J^ FOOTBALL Association Commission meeting m York day upheld the Bishop Auckland Clubs protest against the result of their fourth qualifying round Football Association cup-tie af Scarborough on the ground Scarborough fielded players. The Commission ordered th. match b«- replayed at i Auckland i n Saturday, means that
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    M.C.C. WIN BY 9 WICKETS
    141 7 I^HE M.C.C. touring team won their fifth successive match by defeating Orange Free State and Basmoland by nine wickets m Bloemfontein yesterday with half an hour to spare. Needing a second-innings total of 198 to avert an innings defeat, the Free State were all out
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    Savold arrives in UK to fight Woodcock
    343 7 Savold arrives in UK to fight Woodcock r EE SAVOLD, American heavyweight contender. arrived m Southampton on the Maurelama yesterday to fight the British heavyweight champion, Bruce Woodcock, and predicted that he would punch his way to a shot at Joe Louis' world title. Savold said he weighed 1901 b.
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    Sunday soccer clubs start a crusade
    20 7 THROUGHOUT B Sunday, n -sportsmen p!. ball old i 3,200 be n A such
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    Poh Lim- pride of Kuching
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    'EHRU STADIUM' FOR CRICKET
    70 7 1 PROPOSAL to co: n Nehru Stadium 1 for cricket m Delhi has been mooted by Mr. A. S. de president of the Indian Cricket Board of Control He was speaking at a function given In hoi) our or the West Indies team which drew m
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    'HONE THREAT FROM PARLIAMENT'
    219 8 'HONE THREAT FROM PARLIAMENT' Allegation m probe bribe LONDON, Tuesday. THE Assistant Secretary of the Empire Parliamentary Association, David Rufus Williams, yesterday told the tribunal investigating alleged corruption m Government circles that he had received two anonymous telephone calls from the House of Commons switchboard warning him m "a quite
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    Red Army increase in Germany
    81 8 Red Army increase in Germany BERLIN, Tuesday. FARTHER heightening East-West tension, the Russians have transferred their Western Armies Headquarters into Eastern Germany. This transfer of Marshal •m Rokossovsky's headquarters to Fuersten- In Mechlenburg, has been confirmed by American intelligence sour :nunist M :u>. whicn yesterday transfer, said dans had rely
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    U.S. marriage 'depression'
    36 8 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. 7 VIE busii:> ma' n the downgrade m the United :he v marriage prot' -ed from month ing and aft A Q port iched v the iore her d to U.P.
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    Segregation in 'Varsity
    23 8 I Ided (j of the \g a m ed ad's by m an adjoining him id hear the nrnfpssors.- Reuter
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    MacDonald confers with ECAFE chief
    78 8 Prrxs StaiT Reporter 1411 Executive Secretary of the Economic Commis\sia and Far hast. .Mr. K. S. I ukaiiathaii. on his arrival yesterdaj at Kallang, irent to liukit Serene for talks on a few matters of genera Importance* 1 with the Commissioner-General ii South-East \Ma »Mr.
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    Anti-Russian moves
    13 8 American F mill:t of tradr n the Berlin bl<> i.- A.P.
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    AREAS 'UNLIVABLE FOR ETERNITY'
    161 8 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. AN area poisoned with radioactivity from an underwater atomic blast practically can never be made habitable again, says Dr. David Bradley, who was radiological monitor at the Bikini atomic bomb tests m 1946. Dr. Bradley, who was 01 Iced the tar- ra U i
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    RUSSIANS WIDEN BERLIN SPLIT
    137 8 lay. ¥>EHI.IN. already the home of rival police forces "each officially ignoring the other's existence, now has two rival fire brigad. i expressly forbidden ■nemy territory" even to help fight the most disastrous ft] T h( rd Mayor of Berlin, Ferdinand Friedensburg, announced relay that, after
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    Ceylon petrol shortage
    12 8 Ily b<* iced m Ceylon iv sum which Reuter
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    MacArthur unlikely to alter sentences
    155 8 lOKIO. Tu.MJ II m generally assumed that there will \w little change m the leniences passed on the ,'/> top Japanese leaders when Gen. Dooflas Msu \rthur announces his final decision some time at the end of this week. R> .id exn the d by
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    PRINCE DOING WELL
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    Russia's 'no' to new plan
    34 8 Russia's 'no' to new plan EGYPTIANS SHELL JEWS I 4 Russia r < ted Ihe H C J A prop I lly aim .^yd I its m ti p(j J ih In, GJGFJ Reuter A.P.
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    Rubber prices
    86 8 SPLCIAL Market correspondent gives the prices of rubber iin rents per Ib.) at 11 am toda% as follows: Buyers bellen No. 1 R.SS Spot. loose F.o.b. m !>.= No. 1 R> No. I X v v 3§ No. I 35 Tone of mai ki ~\y The Singapore Chamber
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    Squatters on arms charge
    126 8 Squatters on arms charge Free Press Staff Correspondent SUNGEI PATANI, Mon. ■QOLJCE guarded the District 1 Court here today when 30 Chinese squatters from Paya Mak Lsun m Gurun district •harged with failing to report more than 2,000 rounds oi ammunition, which police found m an empty camp. District Judge
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    Africans vote for Communist
    17 8 AI'NIST the iment the X of ti i for one three c A.P.
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    ITALO-BELGIAN CO-OPERATION
    19 8 A.P. Pri> an r hyacinth blue hat n gly as he Royal Empire So to take tea
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    GOVT. TO PUNISH DEPORTED MAN
    117 8 LONDON, Tuesday. A BRITISH Foreign Ollicc spokesman said y< daj that appropriate disciplinary action would be taken against Mr. J. W. Dixon, employed at the British Embassy m Prague, who red from Slovakia at me weeK-ena ior an alleged attempt to smuggle two Czechoslovak citizens
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    Truman talks on new anti-Red moves
    6 8 Truman talks on new antiRed moves
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    CHURCHILL KNEW BETTER THAN IKR
    56 8 The Eisenhower Story NEW YORK COMMENTING n. D\v 'Crusade m Bur said yesterday that if the Allies had Churchill's plan for the invasion of Europe the Balkans, instead of France, Russia pains micrht hato hoon frustrated. garia. Ruma be bl» zone m block "The would
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    INDO-CHINA PEACH APPEAL
    5 8 INDO-CHINA PEACH APPEAL i Reuter
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