The Singapore Free Press, 29 September 1950

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    'QUIT' ORDER BY RED LEADER
    172 1 'QUIT' ORDER BY RED LEADER Enemy drop arms and run Free Press Correspondent TOKYO, Friday. order from President Kirn II Sung of North Korea to his generals to withdraw intact as mneh of their forces and equipment t-- possible has been intercepted hy American intelligence officers ■mid rumours that the
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    39 1 French sailors irom the sloop Mason, In Singapore on their way home after two years' fighting m IndoChina. provided a roaring trade for shopmen m every variety of goods yesterday. This Free Press picture was taken m Change Alley.
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    Peace formula for Korea
    37 1 FLUSHING MEADOW. Friday. s t.t rday outlined a six-point tor Korea tailing tor a unified 1 be put back on iU fret b\ the of thi* United Nations foil the projx I A.P.
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    Dud bomb catches 7
    77 1 bomb disposal detail t uinpoM'ii tl Sergeants William Dalton. Phillip Tattle and GeergC Burnett igned to destraj i ..-lb. •dud*' bomb found m an an hard neat Hajang m Saatk Korea. When they exploded the bomb Wt -i omnium .t soldiers, apparently thinkin the area ua>
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    MINERS TRAPPED
    6 1 Emscl >c Mine A.P.
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    Post-war aid for Korea
    62 1 PARKS. Fri L .'A. administerator, Mr. Paul Hoffman, said ye day that the United states Is already preparing a p tructions programme .y Inclu N rth Korea. Paiii fron. \v ireek lo\ Plan up whei ln X M We want f o help the Korean on
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    S.C. HALTS A ROBBERY
    52 1 A SPECIAL constable returning from duty came ■ue of a Chinese trishaw rider who was held up at Jalan Eunos by his Mare last night. After punching the Chinese, the Malay robbed him of his day's takings amounting to 15, but was stopped and arrested by
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    HUNGARIANS TO SUBSCRIBE
    33 1 HUNGARIANS TO SUBSCRIBE and offices :n ivishly deday when Hungarians were requested to subscribe to the "Peace loan" rs and workers ol died enterprises have already signed without rxccn?-'>n. press i" said. A.P.
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    SPECIAL FLIGHT
    24 1 A specially chartered alrc:.. i*- of Air India International has left London for Bombay with the body ot* the Maharaja of Bikaner.
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    FIRES OF HATRED BURN IN SEOUL
    218 1 FIRES OF HATRED BURN IN SEOUL SEOCL. I ri. rpHE South Korean capital was finally liberated by. U.N. troops on Wednesday evening. Al that time, a< Col Lev. is p comn Ing the Firs' U S Mai ent, the lasl X rean R i and east >s com] Seoul. The
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    HE MISTOOK FLEEING REDS FOR G.l.s
    99 1 HE MISTOOK FLEEING REDS FOR G.l.s SEOUL, Fl TiANK Commander Ha: 1 I remple, aken Identity." I w.. str swung ar uer "d Into a group :.m_ clim l three American truck.. Gersky unbuttoned ;k. p >pped ad a ry "HI, ya fellows to t .1 secon -.th X escaj
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    Wife gets $300,000
    64 1 Wife gets $300,000 CALIFORNIA. rpHE i >ld ma: 1 U.S. crooner, Frank Sii tra. and his wife, Nation the reeks m the Sup< rday wh< n thi ger allowed her about a tl ol his US. $1,000,000 am. s income m an unconti ed separate maintenance suit. The decree was
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    CEYLON EXPELS PRO-RED BRITON
    152 1 UUJ-umiH., rriuay. r rHK CEYLON Government has ordered Thomas Fulton McWhinnie, who arrived m Colombo by itir on Wednesday, to leave the country by this morning as his presence is "undesirable" at the nresent time. Mr. McWhinnle, said to be a British subject, is an employee
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    ADMITTED TO U.N.
    20 1 Indonesia was yesterday admitted lo the United Naions by the unanimous vote )1 the General Assembly.- Reuter
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    AI praises G.I.s in Korea
    76 1 A I praises G.I.s in Korea >S VNGELES, Fri. V TIRED Ai Jolson returned by plane on Wednesday night from entertaining com- roups m the Korean w .one. and had this comment: "I'm going to look up my Income tax and see If I had paid enough." "Those guys are
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    'Liberte' sails
    28 1 France's biggest liner. 43.746-ton Liberie. which went aground on a mudbank off Southampton waters on Wednesday night, yesterday resumed her voyage to New York, apparently undamaged.
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    300,000 MOKE MEN
    38 1 The Chairman of the House j I Armed Services Committee. i Mr. Carl Vinson, announci I j Washington yesterday thai I the US. Army will m; 300.0U0 more men m the next six months.- U.P.
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    Smoke screen danger
    93 1 'I^lil.' ni.«n. screen drifting over the eastern United X States from burning Canadian forest Hres could become a serious health threat to persons suffering from 1 islhma. heart and respiratory troubles, medical authorities m New York said yesterday. They likened the slowly settling pall to a layer
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    NEW FRONTIER PLANS IN I.-C.
    172 1 SAIGON, Friday. THE FRENCH Army garrison holding the north Indo-Chinese frontier yesterday reorganised its defence system under pressure of Communist -led Vietminh forces, recently augmented by units trained and equipped In Red China. French military sources said former posts m the frontier zone were being
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    India to oppose crossing
    37 1 India to oppose crossing (.overnmeni Bi icain a«<t that it A Na: SSth sa~ l.onment's to have -a tie Britbc i ti i mild ti *x and illy ihal .t n •ha t i vcrnI the Reuter
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    Guards ready for Reds
    27 1 SENNELAGER. Germany Pri JL F i .< hurry back manoi In i tnunist disorders In the over the v.eek-e; I to be B_ A.P.
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    Woman leader dead
    22 1 Mrs. Charles B Kn< >. of America's leading woman trial died In a. New York. She v.a 3 92. A.P.
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    Reds fail to get U.N. invetation
    150 1 Reds fail to get U.N. invetation FLUSHING MEADOW, Friday. THE Security Council lu.t r decided not to invite Chinese < munist representatives to attend its 'debate on alleged American SfgTi sion against Formosa, General (hi. Kai-shek's Nationalist Island itronghold. At the same time the Council defeated a Chinese Nationalist posal
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    KARENS KILL 27 IN AMBUSH
    14 1 R bel K~ .shed a I I sons A.P.
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    AGREEMENT NEAR
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    INVENTING IS HER JOB
    32 2 INVENTING IS HER JOB 7:!ERES never a dull moB_ DI m Evelyn Ellen- i i ay. If you asked her I she wl' 1 I of he R oman l T I
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    Some S'pore Shopping 'Finds'
    221 2  - Some S 'pore Shopping 'Finds SHOPHOUND By EXQUISITE French Va artificial jewellery, mhtful new cottons that resemble fine ured silks and an atctive new cosmetic among treasures tracked down by Shophound m a tour of Singapore shops this m 1. 1 IN! per Orchard R If it the B ber
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    FRIVOLITY can be GOOD SENSE
    467 2  -  IRIS ASHLEY By 'VIIK moi entric models seen at the Paris showings nit en regarded at I glance as nu nonsense Howex er :>> design pu olitu would clearly be bad business, and so ire i that there is mostly a < ison to it
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    Secrets of a happy marriage
    201 2 XJAPPY marriages can scientifically pla says American Pr Harvey Locke, now m Sweden. He oases his th intimate he h made of the live s of the 200 "happiest married" co_] In Indiana, and of 525 divorced people. Six factors which be oelievcs are particularly
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      89 2 C-V. vavtd who decides It's baby who decides about the milk. Steady growth, lots -ontented days and peaceful nights they tell a i m the happiest of ways the milk baby prefers. And it's surprising how many babies choose Ostermilk. The I iA Ostermilk is such that it is most
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    RICH PASHAS AID THE REDS
    189 3 RICH PASHAS AID THE REDS Lavish living belly dancers CAIRO, Thursday. EGYPT'S lavish -living Pasha class is chiefly resJ ponsible for the growth of Communism m the Nile kingdom, asserts Egypt's most widely-read ueekh magazine. The magazine, the independent Akhbar El Yum News of the Day"), said Egypt is known
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    18 3 photo. centre with dark glasses) omes a ol dead North Koreans while risitini the rt| b.fore Seoul. A.P.
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    MASTER PLAN CRUSHES REDS
    49 3 MASTER PLAN CRUSHES REDS TOKYO Thursday. |MHt,lV< MAtARTHFR, after perie military miracle m Korea by staving i of tir* Keel troops, has now eflfecsmashiiif and dispersing the lies In the field In a series of light- will be remembered as long as i from would list the I U.P.
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    'RED CHINA WILL SPLIT WITH RUSSIA'
    71 3 CINCINNATI. Thurs. AMERICAN Fleet Adm Chester W. Nimitz pre.. there will be a split between Communist China and Russia -miliar to tb Yugoslavia. "I disagree completely v beI the Iron Curtain." he "I look forward to the leIshment of a country of own. no:
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    BUCKLEY
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    SEAMEN SENTENCED
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    'Use Oriental troops in Asia'
    35 3 ANGELES I DRIGADIER-GENERAL WUL Robe: ted a. resort The 0 mai Foi near Los Angeies -rior X be paid US$3 00 a bowl of rice US$l p for 5.- A.P.
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    WHY PETS ARE TURNED OUT
    159 3 WHY PETS ARE TURNED OUT LONDON. Thursday. ALTHOrGH Britain prides herself on beint* an animal loving country, hundreds of unwanted pets take to the streets of London every week. Hundreds more are destroyed. The Royal Society for the Prevention elty to Animals .say there are two main reasons for dogs
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    Bridge Hands
    76 3 I •cid i:i 'he I.' N The <*•_ a one o„t have bo made ftgaim .Uiant P I \V- I a trump .-j with ruffed a h< dummy led dummy's <-.ub l( I c.iided a V.' ;pc a I: d kins And lb i failed to drop <:•
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    U.S. OFFICERS WELCOME JAP SHIP
    44 3 iSHINGTON. Tl I EADING Armj Navy and I- Air F and B San Francisco Bay area cities mcl merre World 11. Captain K. M N V X st< load Ca bar San FranM Berk Alan da nd at- A.P.
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    TO KEEP TRACK OF FOREIGNERS
    14 3 y im n Oci I foreigi I spe- Reuter
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    63 3 photo Mr. Acbe*on (at microphone), l.s. Secretary of State, gestures with both hands as he addresses delegates at tne opening session of the I'nlted Nations Fifth General Assembly at Flushing Meadow. New York. Seated on dais behind Mr. Acheson are Mr. Trygve Lie (left). Secretary-General of the 1.N., and Brit-adier
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    Wharf crisis in Australia
    122 3 SYDNEY, Thursday. YflE Menzies-Fadden Government Ls tackling the exasperatingly slow turn-round of shipping In the strategic Communist-dominated Australian ports. The Minister for Labour. Mr. Harold Holt, called a conference of shipowners, waterfront unions and shipping officials and urged them decide how to: 1. Improve industrial relations
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    RANSOM ON TOWN
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    British trawler seized
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    He put it on the bill
    75 3 h\t i lh«r___v. i I SMALL rily restaurant p«..p a mode>t Meal lhe nailer. idi\ through a mirror >a« mie woman mit I her handbag. H»- didn't ___ke a in-* He fus| tl 11-6 bill to -1-11-bd The ru-tomers looked it over pt .rl
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    Peace basis for Europe
    31 3 FLUSHING MEADOW Th THE French Forei ster, M oeral A ly yestei peace m Europe < op undi old Fran -Gi tn ha s bei I 1 Reuter
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    RACE HAS NO EFFECT ON MIND
    54 3 ST' PRELIMINARY > he report said that if ar.ce would be I "If ra on 1 doctor far I 1. The:< ence In are. 2 B« no l. !t ences He said the v;. *h« d had been checked a-_ ed children b. r
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    Jews oppose Bonn army
    10 3 FLUSHING ISRAEL Foreign M l Reuter
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    Atomic centres speed-up
    3 3 Atomic centres speed-up
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      216 3 Wm __r .W 1 T I&mm\w mJL v M *_f kEa i E _H_ti cTMrfIDnDP OI _il.UrirwnL t Weel-— Paure; 5.15 Sp< (Bit 1 NIITWORK) Dispatch <BBC>; 3.30 London 10 am Ne«_ from Singapore. Studio Concerts; 6 Indonesian: Programmei In Malty; l P m New and Programmes (BBCk 130 Time
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Sept, 29, 1950. Six who died In Kuala Pilah
    153 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Sept, 29, 1950. Six who died In Kuala Pilah ii'HFN Govindasamy got tip early on Wednesday morning to go to work, his wife and four lildren were still I ping. An hour or so while it was still rely light. their was dead tiered m
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    General Airey of Trieste
    766 4  -  ALEXANDER CLIFFORD ONE BRITON AND HIS WIFE RULE A STATE THE WORLD FORGOT By 4 rpODAY Trieste is a flashpoint m deepfreeze. Potentially it is still as stuffed with danger as ever. It is the Mediterranean end of the Iron Curtain. It has an Iron Curtain
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    INSIDE EUROPE...
    514 4  -  JOHN P.LEACACOS By aSTRASBOURG: MEN are dying m Korea. Sovie. Russia loans top heavily xss the Elbe. Across Europe the innards of every man quiver with a sad vi. And here In this Alsatian town the 1.000-odrl persons eonIth the Council of Europe have never d talking ench
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    Malan Aide Hates the British
    729 4  -  GEOFFREY JENKINS By tn Britain for defence talks with the British Government is a man who has conducted an anti-British campaign for the past two years. It is the kind of "Alice m Wonderland" story which could only happen m the British Commonwealth, and which
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    CANADIAN OIL TO THE RESCUE
    432 4  - CANADIAN OIL TO THE RESCUE McKenzie Porter By SPURRED by the threat of war. construction gangs .re v 1 or..i_g fourteen hours a day to lay 1,150 miles of p.pe Vah'cn will funnel prairie oil of Albert tj humming industries i ii Ontario and Quebec. Cheap fuel from the wast
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    PRISONERS TO GET LESSONS
    23 5 PRISONERS TO GET LESSONS i hold •ulai* I at at St. -rtly. the Free Prisons. Bayof the o i been In t. on
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    COMMISSIONERS SEEK HEAVIER DAMAGES
    400 5 COMMISSIONERS SEEK HEAVIER DAMAGES Property loss m accidents A PROPnSu PreSS Staff Reporter A KUt^AL comes up for confirmation at todays meeting of Singapore Municipal Commissioners which seeks an amendment to existing law .o that people who accidentally or carelessly damage such Municipal property as a pipe, pillar or lamp
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    Art show by teachers
    124 5 Free Press StatT Reporter rt Singapore Ar; Society's first Open Exhibition for teachers arid art stui dents will be opened at 5 p.m. Friday Oct. 20. by the ng Municipal President. Mr T. P. F. McNeiee. I: will be on show from Saturday. Oct. 21 to
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    FILM BOARD
    40 5 Mi .n Tuan D appointed to be a member of the Committee of Ap- w::h effect from O.v 1 m plac- of Mrs. Tay Lian j T rk. who ha. re.si?ned. tin- 1 ,der the Civ.- i Ordinance.
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    Variety show a success
    197 5 Variety show a success T GAPO_.E had its first -7 cinema- variety show since the Japanese occupation last evening at the Capitol Theatre. Danny Danford and his orchestra gave hundreds ol people an amusing halt-hour and Junp Hamilton, the young Australian singer, sang several romantic numbers. The audience whistled and
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    DUTCH SINGER
    21 5 The Dutch opera singer, lerick Bosch, passed ugh Singapore this morning on his way to Syrinev by klm plane.
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    46 5 picture. THK Officer Administering the Federation Government, Mr. S. W. P. Foster Sutton, pinning (he insignia of the O BE on Mr. Lim_.Kh.Ye Seng, Federal Councillor, at a presentation eercmony held m ihe Council Chamber. Kuala Lumpur, before the onenine* of thp Fortrral Le-isl.--tive Council. P.R.
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    M.R.A. 'answer to Communism'
    230 5 r\V() members of the Victoria (Australia) Legisla- tive Assembly, returning home alter seeing Moral Rearmament In action m Europe, said m Singapore yesterday afternoon that "tl-is growing, tremendous force offers a positive answer to Communism." MP..-, Mr H. V. Macand Mr. D. Country Party*, on a
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    Men win, but are out-talked
    509 5 Free Press Staff Reporter IS man inherently superior to woman? The answer is still that men think he is and women know he isn't. Last night's debate between the East-West Society and the Y.W.C.A. m the British Council Hall .was brought to a close just
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    RADIO TALK
    43 5 Professor Leonard Barnes. Director of Social Studies at Oxford University, who has been touring Malaya and advising on adult education. will give a talk on his observations here m Malaya and on adult education generally. over Radio Malaya tonight at 7.12.
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    Rubber tax pledge
    77 5 ANY proposed i: >" the rporf duty on rubber will not be i m Malaya over night. At least two weeks' m 1 be given and no variation will be made before Dee. 1. This statement was made by the Federation's acting Financial Secretary, Mr. W C.
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    65 5 picture MRS. I. F. Kynestone New- bery, the artist, and Lt. Martin Fuller of 6 Company, RA S.C, the model, study the picture "."Martin" which was displayed by the fourth annual exhibition of the V I C A Art Club m the V M C A Hall. Or.-tr.rd Road, Singapore,
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    Monkey birth rate goes up in Penang
    295 5  - Monkey birth rate goes up in Penang TAN KIAN LIAT By n__._Ut.tt. Thursday. A LTHOUGH Japanese soldiers killed hundreds of them for food during the war, Penang's favourite pets the monkeys at the Botanical Gardens— have been multiplying so rapidly m the past five years that their present number is
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    SCHOOLS REPORT
    57 5 A REPORT on Chinese education problems itSingapore is to be drawn up by the Singapore ChinSchool Conference to be stibmitted to Sir Christopher Cox. Education Adviser to the Secretary for the Colonies, vho ls expected here from Hong Kong next month. Sir Christopher is expected to be m
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    INQUIRY INTO C.O.L. BY GOVT.
    239 5 Free Press Stall Reporter 'pHE Singapore Governr.. is now ciiscus-sing best methods of investigating i what should be the basis of j the Colony s cost of Ii allowance, the Free P was told yesterday. The Gover: I gation followed the rmade b\ th^ actine
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    EXTRA JOB
    38 5 Mr Fonp Peck Yew. a special class clerk m the 6 eapore General Clerical Service, is to act as Assistant Registrar of Imports and Experts m addition to his dv as Chief Clerk ts and Exnorts
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    BRAVE WIND BEST BET FOR TOMORROW
    917 6  - BRAVE WIND BEST BET FOR TOMORROW ALLAN LEWIS No Regrets to win main race By gRAVE WIND, who gave a very promising display at his only start m Singapore his first race m Malaya should be the best bet m what I consider one of the most difficult programmes i\«r
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    Winners hard to pick in Class 2 events
    512 6 Winners hard to pick in Class 2 events 'pHE four races reserved for Class II horses over the five furlongs straight course tomorrow are not easy events m which to find winners. Newcomers may be to the fore m all these sprints, j Horses I hal appeal are Sir Tristram,
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    CHARLES IS READY FOR ANYBODY
    714 7 CHARLES IS READY FOR ANYBODY Savold may be first on list IVORLD heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles stands ready to meet "anybody anytime" after his victory over Joe Louis on Wednesday night. But, Charles' manager, Jake Mintz, insists: "Anybody who wants to fight us will have to take the challenger's 12_
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    5 7 "Specially bred for close finishing.**
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    WELL-KNOWN TRAINER DIES
    107 7 \Y ALTER EARL. former iing English racehorse .er, died m hospital at narket yesterday. Mr Earl, who was 60. had beer, >nsciou s for several days He won each of the five Engl tees for the Lord Derby m the space of only four seasons. His fir.-.
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    15 7 *.v N Bala, m gam fivt DQ the en, second team \i<
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    MALAYS SCORE EASY VICTORY
    149 7 pHINESE put up a disappointing show at Jalan Hesar stadium yesterday when they met Malays m a s.\F Community League tie. going down by three goals to one. Ith the exception of their inside-left. Boon Leons;. who played a clever game, the other Chinese for wprp
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    Ambassador and Ondine impress
    284 7  -  ALLAN LEWIS By IPOH, Friday. AMBASSADOR (Charles), on the outside, and Ondine (Farad) did a winning gallop this morning when th°y skipped over three m 36 4/5 sees, on the number two grass track, which was m good condition. Ondine appeared to be going slightly better
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    Horses not accepting
    82 7 Till: follow ins horses will not meet their engau. menis tomorrow. lour O'Clock 11, Indian Heather, Irish Abbot, Uninsured. Flying Arrow 11, Pet-dragon, Regmar. Astivel, Coastguard, Hi«h Descent. The Ham, Buddy, Six and Eight and April Showers. Tara Street will probably accept today, but he will not
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    Tribe to join Northants
    88 7 Tribe to join Northants rEORGE TKIBF, the \us tralian Test lefiarm slow bonier, will join Northamptonshire, the English County cricket club, at the end of next season. Tribe, who has been pla> tag m Lancashire lea£V4 cricket for several season^, will move into Hamptonshire a_ MOB as possible so thai
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    A.C.S. swim gala
    42 7 THE 13th annual swimming carnival of the AngloChinese School will be held on Monday, at 3 p.m. at the Chinese Swimming Club. There will be two events for Old Boys— loo metres free-style and 150 metres medley rt lay.
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    Riggs beats Budge
    73 7 gOB B V Rlggs -United States i beat hi s compatriot, Donald Budge, 1-6. 6-4, 6-4 to gain third place m the Wembley £2.000 professional lawn tennis to ment at Wembley. London, last night. Th< final, between R Gonzales and Wei by Van Horn. both Americans, vwll
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    SOCCER TOURISTS
    14 7 THE Indonesian soccer team for Singapore is du< Sunday at 5.30 p.m.
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    Rugby results
    20 7 VESTE! .DAY'S L'K. J Bririg- Albion 11. Eb.\>. Yak -.4 Blackheath h 15, Di Swansea 0. W/Cdr. Walke*
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    20 new records at Pahang sports
    146 7 Free Press Correspondent BENTONG. Thurs. TWENTY records were broken and two equalled at the third annual West Pahang Chinese Inter-School Sports held at Raub over the week-end. The championship shield went to Chung Shing School Raub who scored 123 points. Khal Mun School. Bentong.
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    Table tennis stars clash for title
    269 7 Table tennis stars clash for title JpiGHT leading table tennis exponents clash tonight at the Happy World Stadium ior tht- "Far East championship". I .ivouril. for the title is Staih Chu-ehu of Shanghai, the all-( hina runner-up. He is m a class by himself and i by the manager of
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    Holmbush wins at Newmarket
    55 7 LT.-COL P I Holmbu.sh won the £2,500 Jockey Club Slakes over mile and six furlongs at Newmarket Aua Khan's Kcrmanshah second. After a pirn Lady Zia Wernher. I :br. Bettil '5-1 Holm:. B_rm_nshah. 6-1 Librar... Bn_h- Society was 11-4 Holm bush won by r.lencths. witft two
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      53 7 Todays sport S(X <I X tar. (up Quarter, finals (HQ. Royal Sigs. II .1. Ilorkvard at Jalan Besar; Police r IRC. A' at ROD: Business Hsc. Tiger Standard v Sime Darby at Geylang; Bus. Hse. B: Chartered Bank v Mansfield at CYMA. RUGBY: M Andrews School v Police Training School
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    21 8 X 3 of i on September Hospital, a REEVE-TUCKER. On Sept. o June, wife of hard Reeve-TU< nent. a dauel
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    MARRIAGE
    50 8 ALL FRIENDS and relative. are cordially invited to witi between Mr. Chor Loon (eldest son of Mr. i Hoe Aun>. and I Vet Choo. at the Eng I School. Lumu f at 12 on the Ut Octob.r. 1950. *o dinner at own premise., Chan. lumut, at 4 p.m. day.
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    44 8 IRS. LIM PENG SI AND at her nee 11 Pahn Road, Siglap^ September 1950. I Eng, Scow Ch k. Se Peng ana B .rs, Siew Leng Poh Koon\! Mrs, Teo Tl J and g] mourn her n on Monday 2nd j i m.
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    THE DEAD LEAVE NO MEMENTO
    307 8 They travel light to war KOREA, Friday. THOSE who die m battle barely leave mementos. Infantrymen m particular must travel light. Every unnecessary ounce is a tax on their strength. And when they are killed and stretched m rows, there is little to tell apart
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    Request for religion
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    THE ATOM BITES THE MOSQUITO
    35 8 iLUMBUS, Oh pVEN the mosquito h e Involved J won f science br A ihem ra He i Mr Jenlcl I brought _n He says he I r acrumulal A.P
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    Panic buying in Austria
    37 8 f VIENNA, r WAVE a s thi of Communistrkers m key West zone Indus! strike to reases slated to id Chanci tlor pealed to consumers not hoard. Police had to be called U.P.
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    Economic unity call
    83 8 LONDON, Fri. TRADE chief ol four countries Britain, America. Canada and France addn ed the opening session of the quay which was attended by Tariffs Conference at Torabout 800 delegates. Mr Dins \V.'..: tl of Canada. Chairman of the Conference, said countries could not m politic. il
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    'Satisfactory'
    29 8 D- talks between South Africa and Britain have been tisfactorilv concluded'" on a Ministerial level, and a now to be carried forward on r"i*> *.t -iff lovol Reuter
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    Profit-taking in market
    195 8 LONDON, Friday. SPECULATORS and others were again taking profits on the London Stock Exchange, states Renter's financial correspondent, and yesterday price movements m main sections were irregular hut with a majority of small losses. Once again there was a fair turnover m rubber and tin issues but
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    4 SOLUTIONS TO KOREAN PROBLEM
    175 8 4 SOLUTIONS TO KOREAN PROBLEM MANILA, Fri. SEVERAL diplomatic repreO smtatives m Manila agreed that the Korean V/ar endangered world p. ace. but each differed from the other on the solution to the problem. In a radio round-table conference sponsored by the Philippines Foreign O:: the diplomatic envoys 0_ Indonesia.
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    SYRIA'S TWO PROBLEMS
    23 8 SYRIA'S TWO PROBLEMS MB New V irk aboard take uo his i ambassado. ;a Syria, lie said before ration hrouah that area."- A.P.
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      9 1 Free Press RACE FORM Special Friday, Sept. 29, 1950.
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      Malaya's most go-ahead racing club
      1286 1  - Malaya's most go-ahead racing club ALLAN LEWIS CREASED STAKES.. NEW TRACK WEIGHT FOR AGE EVENTS MORE STABLES By Jill. Perak Turf Club must he* rated Ihe most progressive racing club m Malaya. A loiii;* range programme, which began m 1048, is rapidly nearing Ihe peak aimed at by Ihis club.
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      Boy jockeys do well in U.K.
      94 1 lix IHE SCO! i more satisfactory aspects of this icing m England ha. been the way md apprentices have been shaping. by no only dise< -room. Mr: and B: em- successl the which s of the tnce. Reader S__ added tion which they blish
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      JUDGE ADMITS ERROR
      9 1 JUDGE ADMITS ERROR I .union nt. I ney. pa:d
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      Saddle Club plans to hold gymkhanas
      804 1  - Saddle Club plans to hold gymkhanas ALLAN LEWIS 11. rnWENTY years ago Sir Cecil Clement i dreamed of converting the strip of land which runs alongside the Bukit Timah Road Canal Into Singapore's "Rotten Row". Now there is a chance of that dream coming true, if the City Fathers are
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      23 1 Malor Jack Spenc.,- riding It Bukit Tic.,:, Saddle Club. The now s i*-furl„n S gran .rack J may be seen m this picture.
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      Form guide for Perak Turf Club meeting
      6593 2  -  ALLAN LEWIS Compiled by FOLLOWING is the complete form guide for all horses entered at the Perak Turf Club Autumn Meeting opening tomorrow. HORSES CLASS 1. ABB* KA* WON i Nine started) 12-8-50 Penang 6-7 6P. (Charles) Div. 3: 2nd Royal F.ush 8-11;
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