The Singapore Free Press, 25 November 1949

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA I SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    BRITAIN ATTACKS COMMUNISTS
    312 1 BRI TAIN ATTACKS COMMUNISTS 'Responsible for violence' M* HW TOR McNE?, •ffii ££fc o, State told the United Nations Political C ommittee yesterday that the Communist Party was responsible tor stimulating violence m disturbed areas throughout the world. Replying to the contention of Ihe Russian Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Vishinsky,
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    GERMAN RUBBER AGAIN
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    24-hour strike in France
    6 1 24-hour strike in France gf Reuter
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    MURDERED TO DIE
    29 1 gfjhgh ral Nifh Yuiis;-(hen putx hi»'f of Staff of the mmiNt Army who v v d Mayor of Peking at •nih- session of thf P'-opi«.\ Aasembh
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    GUN-RUNNING ON BIG SCALE
    119 1 aKr VN h RANGOON, Friday. (M.AMnKD gun-running on a large scale by sea between Burma and Thailand was claimed here i former district commissioner whose territory houses the headquarters of the gun-runners The commissioner, now m Rangoon awaitiruz rer orders, said a Chinese ring, headed by
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    175 ARRESTS
    11 1 Prrx N stuff Reporter 175 band:* tuswere a In
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    U.S. NEWS OFFICES RAIDED
    95 1 BUENOS AIRES Fri. J^HE congreastona] eon tee for Investigation of •-.no activities which on Wednesday raided business offices ol lour B lenos Aires newspapers -:erday carried :lar raids on the <>fnY»-i or two American news the United Press and t l Ass elated Pi [•he committee
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    PLANE STANDS BY
    33 1 An a strs rliner ..Mich left Sydn for Europe ist week Is .standing by at Bangkok to evacuate European missionaries and businessmen from China's Communist-besieged cities of Chungklni and Kunming
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    Baby found dead in well
    82 1 Ki<>«- Pr»>s Stall Reporter SINGAPORE police are mis vestigatlng the death ot a 10-duy old Indian haby girl who was found dead ye day m a welt, just outsidi her home m Jalan Kayu, Seletar Ths Bald she ft child and four elder rhUdrt kouse
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    BIG H.K. HAUL OF FORGED NOTES
    148 1 BIG H.K. HA UL OF FORGED NOTES HONG KONG, Friday. IN a series ot raids, the Hong Kong C.I.D. lias seized U. 5.5500.000 m counterfeit U.S.SIOO banknotes. two printing presses and a pair of hand-engraved i Dlates. Five Chinese are to stand trial. A C.ID. official said that part oi
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    TITO'S HOPE
    26 1 Prcmi'T Tito of Yugoslavia said ye:~t« rday that he hoped all differences between the Roman Catholic church and state would be "mutual!? solved." U.P.
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    PILOT WOUNDED OVER BURMA
    42 1 Captain James L. Harper chief pilot of Burma Airlines was seriously wounded by small arms fire yesterday while flying 300 miles north of Rangoon. He was admitted to ht.'spltal m Mandalay after making a forced landing. A. P.
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    'Humiliating, spineless'
    66 1 riVE Republican mrniber* of thr l-. v S. House of Kepre- sentatives Foreign Affairs Committee yesterday denounced the State Departm ont's handling of the Angus Ward case as one of the most humiliating chapters m American diplomatic history." In a joint statement, the legislators demanded that President Truman
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    'HUSBAND' TURNS OUT ROBBER
    131 1 'HUSBAND' TURNS OUT ROBBER Kn-r Prc-s Stall K'-porttr V mi year -OLD Singapore Malay woman, Bifcm bln- \bdullah. household servant ol an English tchool stress, yesterday morn .:i_ heard cries for help, urn! saw an attempted lioluu:j m a house m Powlie Rad When she \v »'p^ d 1 >ugh
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    The new 'kultur'
    75 1 The new 'kultur' PKAGI'E, Fri. TZECH soldiers, for whom v pin up Riri» artbanned, now aren t fcoins to get any more American cowboy movies, either. Why The Communist pithln.il commissars who supervise the aimy's education consider them stupid alone with all other Hollywood product*. The soldiers' sole film diet
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    Mao makes 'revolt' call to Tibetans
    155 1 HONG KONG, Friday. I III\KSK Communist President Mao Tse-tung has called upon the people of Tibet to overthrow the lti-year-old Dalai Lama's rule, promising Red Liberation, of the "Roof of the World." said the Communist Peking Radio yesterday. Mao's call, said Peking Radio, followed
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    GUARDS IGNORED BANDITS' ORDER
    42 1 GUARDS IG NORED BANDITS' ORDER Kumpor.o: guards m the Sitiawan area of Pahang yesterday returned the fire when ordered to halt by bandits who fled. One K&mpong guard was wounded In the leg. The guards later located a small bandit tr.jnsi* ramp.
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    2 CAMPS LESS
    21 1 Free Press Staff Ueportrr Police junglr sijuads hay* destroyed iwo bandit camps m the Temerloh area ot Pahang.
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    30 1 Si; B«laad Brmddeil mpeains the exhibition of the .Singapore V..M.C.A. Art Club yesterday afternoon. This was the third annual exhibition given by the Club. More than exhibits were on -how.
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    'All out drive' by P. I. army
    181 1 'All out drive' by P. I. army MANILA, Friday. THE Philippine Government today began an all-out land, air and sea offensive against a few hundred political rebels backed into rolling wooded lulls of bloody Batangas Province, south of Manila. Brig. Gen. Alberto Ramos, of the Constabulary, ordered to ••finish the
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    U.K. rejects food scheme
    68 1 WASHINGTON. Fri rHREE of the world's leading agricultural producers and exporters, the United States. Canada and Australia, and the worlds leading agricultural importer, t lit* United Kingdom, yesterday "eiecteda proposal to establish an international commodity clearing house t;> preceni disasl is farm snroluses m some countries
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    Spain rejected for F.A.O.
    55 1 Spain rejected for F.A.O. The United Nations" Food and Agriculture Organization yesterday rejected consideration ol Spain for membership by a narrow vote t?ken by secret ballot over the objections of the United States On an earlier vote Israel was admitted over the protests of Arab nations. Membership was also granted
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    S. Africa refuses
    35 1 South Africa yesterday refused to servr- on a United Nations sub committee appointed to examine the credentials of people claiming to represent tribes m the former German colony of SouthWest Africa.- Reuter
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    ROYAL ROMANCE
    45 1 Prince Charles. Regent 01 Belgium, was reliably reported yesterday to be engaged to Princess Therese Mari( d'Orleans et de Bragance, sister of the Count ot Paris, pretender tn the French throne. The Royal palace refused either to confirm or deny the report.- UP
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    Local tin merchants critical
    200 1 Local tin merchants critical Free Press Staff Reporter PHE refusal of Malayan tin smelters to disclose the daily turnover tonnages to the local market, even though the London Metal Exchange is supplied with the figures, is arousing strong criticism from Singapore tin merchants. A market report received from London on
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    Holy years 'Olympics'
    25 1 ITALIAN .1 which iamo s a:h. •br learnt a 1 Van v City i The a .^por'.s iiit-r.' aloof relig ion. Reuter
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    Rubber prices
    53 1 SPtCIAL ttmWm loire>p«.ud ent fixes tht prices of r«bt.« r (m cents per Ib at 11 am laiai At, follows No. 1 R S S Spot: foo*r M 4b F.o.b. in bales Dei No. 1 R.S.S. 4(i', i No. R.S.S. 4.i 4.-> No. o R.S.>. 44', 14 Tour
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    U.S. WOMAN'S NOTEBOOK
    228 2  -  Kay Murray By T^)\ s which some fortunate children will find m their stockings at Christ mac run to :he mechanized variety this )far. An erican Toy Incently gave a prey ew ol toys which will later I m the .-hops. Pica i pi s on model
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    Encounters With Discipline
    470 2 Encounters With Discipline By 'Mem 1 (VVE of the curses of my childhood, something that has lingered with vie late into middle age was a mania for joining organisations. It all began when I was four aJid a member of a terrorist mob. My part m the mob was the
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    BLOUSING IS POPULAR
    114 2 B LOUSING a ont most popular meiho.ia i»l t> eakint; tne hue v. he ne« 1950 faahiona h > \ki\ »l ta rpretcd In nan; dillerv.a\ rxch on <•" < <~ ll! I. ■he eff< s hit >>f a ireni tening it hand I i fullnexa is
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    Pre-cooked Meals
    109 2 PRE-COOKED, q...> rv eala v hich c i be heau »mi and senred m a few minutei art making iife easier for n. ly A;. Lian house-v ivt Everything from ti bmmht .t" 3() Bydnej -ores .r east b pj ;>■'■■ Tut !-i .1: packed In c< I
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    FOR THE COCKTAIL HOUR
    47 2 In RKO R< 'Bed nt I; Fa-itumc wears th i by H Iht straight tted jacket is n shadt blue with braiding 01 t sf ode interest iqued, forming a effect With it Fontaine u ear! with jetcelli ■r. ')!ui 'i *ufde bnc.
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    Menu from Sweden
    54 2 Potatoes are (he i.iiui m greriieiil of nian> di^he* popular m Sweden antl «>u^-nrst«-d for hou^rwiw* hrnbv (lorilou Yo'init. m Morkh'llni Potato Pamakex and l| rup mfli 1 1 iMMin and a lit 5 Then f fried I Potato Pudrt I iprlnkling up urn *o ci k
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      177 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR |{Oli\ today, nou are nit >tr% lIIC |>prs more than ordinanh Personnel HTOrk would ho psychic. I nless >ou obe> second tuluir t or you.' KMir nit ijit ior»s. \ou are On the other hand. \om pr.nl it .1 ll> lost Tbr cir- are liki*l> to oecoMe
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    P. I. NOW HAS A MAJOR AIRLINE
    84 3 P. I. NOW HAS A MAJOR AIRLINE jltwila busier Far lust cross-roads MANILA, Friday. irning .Manila airport into one of the busiest Eastern Air routes, have built an aerial of the world's majot air lines. American and sound are supervising the last stages of irc«l runway at the Manila International
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    U.S. ADMITS JAP AGENTS
    10 3 U.S. ADMITS JAP AGENTS ci is planJ arc b A.P.
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    Hermit drew large crowd
    35 3 4 HERMIT at Caaba) *V Beat Kajkot. India lowered himself into a pit. announiinu he would tr\ to hold hi> brtath for lOit hour> Mis funeril drew .1 large crowd- A.P.
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    19 3 I i«'!d Marshal Viscount Montgomery standing fceside thf* Bth Army phique which he unveiled m the Victory Club. London.
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    PASSING THE -STOW AWAY
    37 3 j |T S m Honolulu evl I v co wil Nicola: Dm a«a y a Sep cml Tin but die kni i v do abou So they p Gordon [or Sal »blem- A.P.
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    Bridge Hands
    74 3 -.i I topper t mplete n Dd ie<.id woiiid D r:ds and d N V. ill be and TOW s la ydown. North b;d four I m S iitb with the foiiu*- +AX J 6 3 thm c no rhe queen. At bearta iup.d-s will not b^» ■und
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    Editor, staff beg to save paper
    195 3 RANGOON, Friday. piu; editor of a Burmese newspaper, the Oway (the Voice of the Peacock and his entire editorial staff are touring the streets of Rangoon on a "beggiiii;" mission which they hope will bring m Us. 1.000. They have exactly a week m
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    LILIENTHAL QUITS
    16 3 Mr D.r.id Lilienthal has resigned his office as chairman t the li.S c i
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    Atlantic defence accord
    93 3 Atlantic defence accord THI US Defence 8< M Louis Johi on. dieted publicly that the No ii Atlant Pact LJ Committee next week will adopt a complete deft pla i. Mr Johi son m diction alter conferring with British Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery. Chairman ol the five-nation Western Union Military
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    ON TRIAL AS U.S. SPIES
    62 3 ON TRIAL AS U.S. SPIES TWENTY Czechs. Including several Indusi rial ci i and technii i on trial before the State Court In Prague's poli accused of spying fo; the United States. They were charged stealing Industrial ft).- America The State claimed it had cracked ih< ring by outwitting the
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    24 3 Thp new Sheriffs-elect of the City of T,ondon--Alderman L. .Ukroyd (left) and Majoi Stanlfy \V Wells— takiiu the oath of oftice at the (luildhall.
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      658 3 WHAT'S ON IM K.L. HI S. i). to M) H< J'XMl.'on One: ODEON Ri meo a:i(j Ju] oi is» i m b *k o! MH.W: Nl M xnii \> H d Cai i I n i k \i Shabnam EMPIBE: HINDI >I \N: I .v. Egyptian i B. H I'Mth
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Nov. 25, 1949. THREEREASONS FOR DELAY
    616 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Nov. 25, 1949. THREEREASONS FOR DELAY OHI .of conduct by Mac Tse-tung's t'tw it is vis >♦•' an- p sriblj fores d In n Ie si v n T7i Radio M torn the British and Commonweal!!] nta n rT^iW ajztunsT reo China'- Comnisi Government In
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    Life On The Red Ship 'Beloostrov'
    966 4 ANNI ALATO found class-distinc-tion among the "classless** Russians...and fear. yiCTOK Silvesters playing of 'Tea for Two" and Bing Crosby's Ihroaty "Pis 10l Packin 1 Momma" floated over the loudspeaker l<> passengers m the elegantly furnished lounge and <>n the freshly varnished deck. Almost anywhere
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    AN ATOMIC 'RUSH JOB'
    676 4  -  Astley Hawkins By DKITAIX'S atomic energy plant. factory of the future Iniili secretly amid llit j rolling Cumbrian Hills m north-west England, is now lak \ng shape for the lirsl large scale production of plutonium m ra»e. It \\;js liis! launched m 11)4(5 and \\\l\ ens!
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    73 4 Characters from (he LonUm of Dickens come to life m this scene from the lx)rd Mayor* $how The show ;<? the traditional centuries -old p trade hailing the incoming Mayor. Men and girls dressed as costers, roast chestnut men and all the colourfnl trader* of the nineteenth cen turp took
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    41 4 Pandit Nehru toalkt with his host. General Walter Bedell Smith. Cunnnchdrr U.S. Ftrnt Army, before boarding an Army yacht m Ken York for c on the Hvdwn Riv-er. Heh*u\ lute. Vthtfmiaktkmi, India's nn ov Eflfc Mr* Indira Candhi iriyhlt, OK-cutHpin^d him
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    Searchlight On U.S. Graft
    581 4 Searchlight On U.S. Graft By A Special Correspondent WASHING Ihe ua lions dirty Jinm m public Ikjs cost the American taxpayer our million dollars this year s<> far- And Own* is more to cane. In return, he has enjoyed a series of Juicy if sordid— exposures of graft, corruption, rascality,
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    THE EGG & YOU
    6 4 THE EGG YOU K^t. hgkjhfkfj A.P.
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    FOUNDATION
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    4 5 photo-u.iU-r MiiM-uni vhihition pfa
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    Sewer plan for food shops
    301 5 Free Press Staff Reporter yHE drive by Singapore Municipal Commissioners 1 to improve sanitation m the town will be taken another step further if the Commissioners confirm the recommendation of the Health Committee that all eating and coffee-shops should be connected to sewer mains wherever
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    40 5 pii'tutr. THE U. S Ambassador to India and the State of Nepal. Mr. I*9 W. Hender son. arrived m Singapore yesterday by special plane on his way back to India. He is pictured on arrival at Kalians: Airport. Free Press
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    HELP FOR SPECIALS URGED
    145 5 HELP FOR SPECIALS URGED Krre Prrvs Staff R*-portrr PLAN to help special coufUblea after the emer- ngi vai outlined by Mr. J. c Mathison, chairman of the Johore Planters" Association, at the half-yearly meeting of the association today Estates should make ar ngemtnts. hr said t" absorb into their working
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    MAILS
    35 5 Lettan a^d parcel* are due ir. Singapore loday from Welter.) Australia. LnteM times for posting toaay .it the G.P.O. are. noon for Ciyiun. the United States and C^aia; H p.m for Indo-China and Sibu
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    NEW MALAY PARTY
    156 5 V P Malay Corre>pondent A NEW Malay political party called "Persatuan Melavu Semenanjong." or Union of Peninsular Malays, will be formed m Kuala Lumpur at a meeting to be called by Nik Mahmud bin Haji Abdul Ma|id at the Sultan Sulaiman Club early next month. The Persatuan
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    PLANTERS CRITICISE FED. GOVT.
    299 5 PLANTERS CRITICISE FED. GOVT. 'Men on the spot not heeded 9 Free Press Staff Reporter gTRONG criticism of the Federation Government for "failing to listen to men on the spot" was expressed at the half-yearly meeting of the Johore Planters' Association m Johore Bahru this morning. The chairman, Mr. J.
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    17 5 picture. SIR Roland Braddel! photographed at the V.M.C.A. Art Club Exhibition at Orchard Road yesterday.- Free Press
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    30 5  - B. C. Soh bv MRS. R WALKKK. who drelared open Ihe art am! handwork exhibitio'i at the (.an F.nR Sen? M-hool Waterloo Street, on Wednesday. The exhibition iv still open.—
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    Art Society to held photo exhibition
    165 5 AN Open Photographic Exhibition, thf first cxhibi tion to be sponsored by the newly -formed Singapore Art Society, will be held m the British Council Hall early next year. It will be opened by MiMalcolm MaeDonald. on Jan. 29 and will rpmain open until
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    REFUND CLAIMS TURNED DOWN
    116 5 THE assessment committee of Singapore Municipal Commissioners has unanimously disapproved the claim for refund of rales and surcharge made by a number of property owners. A refund wa.^ refused for the first half of this year m respect of Cresceni Flats and two properties m Meyer
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    SCHOOL CONCERT
    20 5 St. Patrick's School. Singapore, will hold a concert on Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. \t -he school hall.
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    S.V.C. LIKELY TO ACHIEVE TARGET
    342 5 VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT Free Press Staff Reporter I^HE Commanding Oflicer of the Singapore Volunteer Corps, Lt. Col. R. W. Watson Hyatt, said yesterday that there was every prospect of recruitment reaching the target of 250 strong this year. The S.V.C., he said, was keeping m close
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    Rubber price warning
    164 5 Rubber price warning Free Press Staff Reporter i WARNING on Arm rubber market manipulation and its effect on the rubber pric< Wii uiven at half-yearly meeting of the Johore Renters' Association m Johore Bahru today The chairman Mr J C. Mathison. said that it was hoped the present price level
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    To preach in Singapore
    106 5 Fr>»« Pr j »s <:art" Keoortpr THE Moderator-OeneraJ the Presbyterian Chu Of A. the Ri^h' I. J. R. Blanchard. will spi week m Singapore route to the Baste I Chu>' f optfU B on I 4 He trill speak at :ne m< •i" service m Tri!iity
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    TAMIL CONCERT
    50 5 T>ip Indian section i I H.k; Malaya will be producing variety Tamil concert at Lh* British Council Hall, on Weri nesday nexi at 830 prl a programme of 14 neni-- will be presented. Free tickets to Che COJ I i be had from the Ind:-i S-ction. Radio Malaya
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    Rice price cut 2 cents
    59 5 Free Press staff Reporter 1 REDUCTION m the price of rationed rice from It cents a kati to 26 cents was announced last night bf the Singapore and Federntion (iovernmentv The rut takes effect from Nov. "28. The cut had been recommended by the joint
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    MORE SUPPORT FOR BAO DAI
    199 6 MORE SUPPORT FOR BAO DAI C-G's views on Indo-China Free Press Staft' Reporter I^HK Commissioner-General for the U.K. m South Kast Asia, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, who has returned to Singapore after 10 days m Indo-China, last ni^ht spoke of large sections of the Vietnam population transferring their support to
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    Flurry over loan failure
    142 6 LONDON, Friday. IHE London Stock Exchange recovered qoicklj from Ihe slunk of tin* failure yesterday of thieio.ooo.ooo south African loan, seys Heater's Rnancial correspondent. Prices o f British Governmeni runds and leading industrials were marked lower when it was learned that underwriters had l>een left with
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    SUB-RATION OFFICE
    76 6 r PHE Food Control sub--1 rationing office at Godown No. 10. rrafalgar Street Singapore, will close down next Wednesday. After this daie. the ration card problems of peop c In "A" and 'D divisions wiU by» dealt with at 145. Orchard Road or by the Mobile Rationlug Unit
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    68 6 QHIFS fgodowns b Mum HhiH n II 19 10) 12-4 Urv t Wharf X |.j, I Rad 7 A v 1 8-9 1 HI f n.pii r I»fM k Bun p I t\ Wh.it t H r > \Muri <>.t| I'l.iM I »(\a\ v !i.*r f \rm.ii> 10
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    SINGAPORE SEES 3 ART SHOWS
    246 6 rHE coincidence that three art exhibitions opened m Singapore on the same day yesterday does not mean that there is such a plethora of painters here but merely that, more than ever, some centralising body is needed to avoid future clashes. The three wen Chinese
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    VonNida. Thomson to play here
    62 6 VonNida. Thomson to play here Von N rhoi] will play an ll xhibitio*i match oi 1 C p m r aid »if the Univi ::> i Thry Rtt DO« i;,i;i: ii Ji Wack w. i■; Club i> ur:..tin*".!t v M inlla iin iv. f j oi age, promisij '~<>Mo:-. J
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    LEICESTER WIN
    22 6 |^EICBSTBRBHIRI bea4 No; hamshire, Lincolnshire I pshire combined by six ;v a r.k b\ union coimfv h niDiooihiii Reuter A.P.
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    72 7 picture The Chinese basketball team of East Java arrived m Singapore yesterday to play ten games here. Picture shows Mr Koh Phen* Hui, leader of the team, and his wife on arrival at Clifford Pier yesterday. The tram comprises 14 women and 10 men The Java Chinese women, who were
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    F.A. Cup Ist round tomorrow
    6 7 F.A. Cup Ist round tomorrow I
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    INTER-PARTY TENNIS
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    F.A. BEAT OXFORD
    5 7 F.A. B EAT OXFORD A.P.
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    17 ALL BLUES PICKED
    72 7 1 7 ALL BLUES PICKED SINGAPORE'S Ail Bl v s rngjbf team to D Sembilan All B! at moan tomorrow Ist oe %-d from the following IT ra who have been sell ke the trip: Patrick Tee. NiazShaii Han Juan. V;;Lirotnam. On:> :ig Hdoi. Hussein b. Mi an Song Sze
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    Paterson matched with Toweel
    41 7 J.:E Pa terror. *he *ht chaa. •:>■: B: ft IS R Hi.--.Ar.i.fio^. s :i.a'ri2-makt-r -<:d r»--v u> persuade Manuel i arr.*rl«ht title a I Tom MSI March OrTi* .v oca: P- >n poir,L» :n v a* Gia-go»- A.P
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    S.C.C. v. S.R.C.
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    EAGLES BEATEN IN FEDERATION
    80 7 EACiI-E badminton icani of B«ia*nich played tn B pore recen .v ».t- b^-at^n s—o5 0 b} Yncng Yoong Club u\ X ..pur .tnd 4 1 by Scaf !l»^ HP tn Penang Thf S»*:;i; H •he rtKMMs Cup :<pre ooi I'-ix h r. and i•« r-:k h>h
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    S'PORE TO COMPETE IN FOONG SEONG CUP
    259 7 S'PORE TO COMPETE IN FOONG SEONG CUP Tourney rules revised gIM.APORE will compete m the Foong Seong 1 up badminton competition for the first time when it is revived next year, the Free Press was informed yesterday. Penang are the holders of the trophy, which has not been competed for
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    British lifters to train here
    72 7 IMIE British veifhtlifting team to the Km pi re C;;inif*s wil| stop over m Singapore on Jan. 85 and put m a days training at the York Bod> -Building Club gymnasium before continuing the journey to New Zealand. The team, whit h romprises a bantamweight,
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    S.A.S. OLD BOYS BEAT STUDENTS
    76 7 'Sji ANDREWS OLD BOYS had ai> difficui'y la oedi.-i^ the, present boys by ifl points to m>. m thell annual rugby et Woodsrilk jrcsterdaj The schoolboys »tre 'h» to scorr through Murthy. wh<ae t»o irie.s wert- unconverted Old B<\\- |ol going after ihi> Lecm,v r
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    7-a-side hockey
    35 7 m htK-kpy knoekou UIiT., IOUiOIIO'*. RA h Changi |s< :-am ami RAF' Seletar will meet a* s t sec _\-.<i team and S.C.C 3rd '*An\ will play on th« Padaui 4 b pn.
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    Hotspurs' S.C.
    9 7 Hotspurs S.C. of the Hotspui Club 10. a:^^ ippci ■<
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    ARCHERY MATCH
    16 7 Rf-v;.l .Jt»hf': Ir Club Sinpapt)!- t". :xire Qua Club ran Sunday 3 p m
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    SOUTH JOHORE R.F.C.
    50 7 TOHORt: BAHRI I bore R 1 xv igatafl Ra P T»- gj«h ton if: i i i t D. D H. R. McLeiiU J Ut-nip^v. R V Mv Barnet. J. A. Uinfl a Blyttoc P J J c.<p[cOurk P G M I /»p < Bayers. Miller H
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    ALL HOCKEY OFF
    14 7 \I hock< iii.."( hea -> heo ■< a i poi jreaterday wer< w»»hrHi
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    Thomson 4th in Manila golf
    201 7 I>ETER Thomson of Australia, who will play m Singapore with Norman Von Niria next Wednesday, was fourth at the end of the iirst round m the Philippines world open s°lf tourvament" at Manila vesterd.n. The American s •Dutrh' 1 Harrison and Di-'k Mei7. tied for
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    Valberg makes a confession
    600 7  - Valberg makes a confession PETER HILL Malaya s hopes for Empire Games-2 By high jump champion, l.loyd Valberg, 0 is refreshingly frank about himself. He still does not know whether he will definitely be available for the Empire Games In New Zealand m three months' time, but if he makes
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    Sterope for stud
    53 7 SIEROPE. nh(. won li.t Cam* bridgeahin twic«- m t h.- last ;»<> seuom and the Royal Uunl di| Ascot ha« finished hi? racinc career and is to ro to thf ScaH-back stud at N'<\vmaikpt. Hp la expe('»fi to be syndleatec for £24.000. made up of 40 slure.
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    Nimbus, Masked Light rated best
    182 7 rHE official Jockey Club hanrticapptr yesterday picked Nimbus as the outstanding three-year-old Ol this season's English racing. Masked Light was named tlv No 1 two-year-old m tin 1 ratings oh the Handicapp- r. Geoflrey Freer. Ntmbas a bay ri !t by N ,•0 out of
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    FORMOSA UNREST: TALK OF NEW GOVT.
    279 8 FORMOSA UNREST: TALK OF NEW GOVT. Rival group plans coup HONG KONG, Friday. AS powerful Communist forces drove deeper into Kwangsi, Szechuan and Kweichow provinces against a tottering Nationalist regime split by the Chiang Kai-shek-Li Tsung jen crisis, a movement is reported m Formosa to stage a coup and establish
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    35 8 picture. The Malay Settlement Boys' Club team who won the .McKerron Cup for interboys' club badminton yesterday. They beat tlie Katong Koys (lub by four games to one at the Clerical Union hall. Free Press
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    'CAN SOLVE COLOUR PROBLEM'
    159 8  - 'CAN SOLVE COLOUR PROBLEM' Jan Smuts LONDON Friday. IMIK colour problem m the world Is "frightening" and it us thi mosi dlfl problc-m human society Is U| igainsi P■ Id Marshal Jan ts the South a. opposition leader and cxc \lin:.strr. said here terday. Addressing t press d i ence
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    Czech R.C. appeal
    41 8 Czechoslovakia Roman Catholic bishop- Issued an appeal to priests yesterday to .support them *iesl the Church fall Into the hands ol laymen and apostates." and isw rted their right to control appointments and missions ot pri' si Reuter
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    Baby sitter held
    40 8 Al l Id U.S link col- i Alfred Leohner .vld on an open rhamt :n Washington following the death of an 18-month old boy ht j had car»-d for while p i ndi (1 a movie. U.P.
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    9 MONTHS' EXPORTS
    30 8 The United States export ed U*****94 510 worth Ol good* to Malaya m the ttrsl nine months dj this year. it was announced In Washina'on Vf'sterdav. A.P.
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    FRANCE SAYS 'NO'
    19 8 The French Fon '•r. M Robert Schuman. yesterday categorically rejected all sugg stions arming: Germai U.P.
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    22 8 A typhoon driven tidal wave yesterday flooded 2.500 houses ai Takaoka, on the west eoasi of Honshu. Janan's main i«. land Reuter
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    Powder puffs for men
    84 8 MLI.KOIKNh mm said 'poof powder puffs when they read an announcement by the tmeriran Fashion Foundation that well groomed men would tarry powder m a vanity rasp this season. Said an Australian wrestler, "I'm staggered" Tfee (•aptain of a football team said. "It makes me sick
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    Training Britons for Asian jobs
    174 8 LONDON. Friday. JETTING up «»f a Staff College 91 to (urn out Knglish men and women for important overseas appointments, particularly for countries like India. Pakistan and Burma, was proposed here yesterday by Sir John Serpent, former Secretary to the Education Department of the Government
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    ATTLEE CALLS FOR 'EARN MORE' PLANS
    80 8 ATTLEE CALLS FOR 'EARN MORE' PLANS LONDON, i rtn.y THE Prime Minister, Mr Clemeni Attleo. night called on British dustry to develop ln< i sibling workers to earn more by Increasing theii output. Mr. AUlte p i ..r-.d i tdershlp -i CongTi Mated M- Attlei munity to supp I 'I
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    HOLY SEPULCHRE DOME DESTROYED
    155 8 HOLY SEPULCHRE DOME DESTRO YED VUK main dome ol the Church ol the Holy Sepulchre, one of Christendom's holiest shrines, was destroyed by flre yesterday. The flre started accidentally by workmen using an oxy-acetylene hlow-pipe while repairing the girders securing the dome of \\u* \2\h century edifice The Church, built
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    Baronet tired of groceries
    68 8 MELBOURNE. Iri SIX Frederick BaJ^n Vuwtll Hay. the eleventh tarOßCl of Aldtrslon. wants to forget the grocery bVSinCM. He inte.tds to sell his grocery shop lure shortly and jjo to I upland. sir Frederirk. a direct rieM indent i Henry \ll but just Mr. Hay to
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    URGES DEBATE ON FAR EAST
    58 8 U RGES DEBATE ON FAR EAST MH ANTHONY EDEN deputy U t r i r• !'■<• Opiked m Parliament r'fsterdaj for a debate t>n the Bast the Ml i I haps the [tallan coloni itlon tubjei 11 coti ni the foreign pottc) deb '.u-ek. .\Tr He: I %ti A the
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    17 8 I Nat ns Special leal Committ* last night lin discussing a plan I Internationalise J> r isalem
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    TIN PRICES IMPROVE
    58 8 TIN PRICES IMPROVE •Tilt 1 doi 1 M.:r. i ;k>i tin Improi C 2 !Uv to i 10a tnd Ihrer months lm| E <t; |0i Hovevi tneni price LOS. lhe the < Vote oi iii> fficla] market \\<'n Spot *..'>-< ;.s ami C64a tellers, wuh business U'>n. .<'. £t)4.'j dowii
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    S.R.C. DANCE
    27 8 JINGAPORK Recreation Cl Club will hold a pa!:i dance on Dec 26 from 9 p.m Memben attmdin^ have t contribute $1 each I rarards expenses.
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    S. Sumatra ratifies pact
    114 8 BATAYIA, Friday. r rllK South Sumatra Council of State yesterda\ unanimously ratified the recent Dutch-Indone-sian agreement setting up an independent I nited States of Indonesia and also appro\ed the provisional constitution. South Sumatra, the chief oil producing region m the Orient and the centre Ol the
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    CYPRUS MEMO ACCUSES U.K.
    60 8 CYPRUS MEMO ACCUSES U.K. MEMORANDUM demand- ing the union ol t'y? with Or- c til ided T I'• :Cj prua tccust B: tain v the Unit d Nfttl us Q A->- tnblj and B tyors i Among backers ol ••n b« .1 vast riTy (if the peopl< Cyprus 1 were
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