The Singapore Free Press, 2 October 1950

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA dfgdf SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1950. PRICE TE\ STS.
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    N. KOREAN ARMY IS FINISHED
    253 1 N. KOREAN ARMY IS FINISHED Only a few men cross the 38 th [•HE North Korean Army below the 38th Parallel has been "complete!) destroyed" and only a few of the 100,000 Communists have managed to tret back, it was stated yesterday by Major-General Kdward M. Almond, Commander of the
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    U.N. reaction to crossing
    195 1 i \KI M c CESS, Monday. ssini *>% South Korean forces of tllfl into Communist North Korea I nited Nations delegates jresided by Mr. Long N till new. have to ask Nt* Delhi I I Committee M :e 60 V N us had m agreed, rt
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    Noted pianist in S'pore
    22 1 throe Si i port 0!l V r she b .s here t sporu M S he Schu: concert
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    3 Nan Chiau men may be freed Friday
    113 1 r. nine n. X pore daily. Nan Chiau Jit which was banned I are due to be released the Police on Friday unless the acting Colonial Secrei Mr W L. BlythP. ardors th»-m detained under tho Emergency itions. •np of thp nine
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    Boy burnt in freak accident
    56 1 Eleven-year old Louis Davis may lose a hand because ol a freak accideni with his pet >n. vis was controlling the bird with a long copper wire when the pigeon struck a high tension wire The current flowed Into the boy's body, burning him on
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    SEOUL MASS MURDER
    188 1 SEOUL MASS MURDER Mon. rv\HE nass I gra\ es has r that the Communists h < a I f h by nd m trenches which the X rean army dug m .> ol the war I h the? Over 100 <jth^'r bod its U reported to havr >'■■ found m
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    92 1 Barred from seeing his bride for the Hrst time until he had given "entrance nione\v." young Syed Ahmad bin Abdulrahman Alsagoff (m fez) waits patiently m the characteristic manner of a Muslim bridegroom while his attendants "bar:;.iin" ,uid dole out the required fee m small handN fa I. The threatening
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    CENSUS MEN ARMED WITH SWEETS
    112 1 CENSUS MEN ARMED WITH SWEETS Tokyo, Mon. JAPANS national censiu yesterdfl started a mi; after midnight when 82 questioners swooppd n 1 !l1 1 vagrant! sleeping m compound ihe Tokyo railway terminal. The census takers were armed with sweets and cigarettes and accompanied by 12 policemen. Itretu for mollifi while
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    MINE REDS SHOT
    16 1 A Nationalist tiring ■day shot nine a imunist underground rs m Taipeh (Form
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    'HOW LONG?' ASK BRITISH TROOPS
    178 1 RIGHT hundred British troops many of them openly unhappy at being called from civilian jobs for war service sailed for Korea aboard a troopship yesterday. Comprising the first battalion, Royal Ulster Rifles Regiment, the men clustered around the WaiMinister, Mr. John Strachey, at the dockside.
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    Nun beatified
    39 1 About 100,000 pilgrims from all over the world Lasi night joined the Pope m I Saint Peter's Basilica In veneration of the Blossed Maria de Mattias, a I9ili century Italian nun who was beatit\od onrlipr vestarftav Reuter
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    150 marriages yesterday
    45 1 pKi'AUSE J iy uas a 'lucky' day m calendar, more than L5O Chinese couples were married m Singapore churches, and various Chinese as lions Restaurants m the three meat p.trks and m town were all heavily booked for wedding dinners last night.
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    CAR FIRED
    40 1 pi ar at the junction i>l Paya Lebar and Macpherson Roads was s<'t on fire at 2.30 this morning. One nro-engin.' was rushed to the scene, but before any aid could be given the vehicle was already pulled.
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    Mr.J. K. Munro Retires
    28 1 Mr. J. K. Munro, Sir^apore General Hospital surgeon, is leaving the Colony on the Carthage tomorrow on retirempn' after 15 years 1 service here.
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    Snake catches gorilla
    79 1 I>USHMAN. a ">:>o-pound gorilla. <m iped from his ca^e m Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo yesterday and for two hours roamed the country until keepers drove him back by dangling a carter snake m front qf his face. A dozen arnjed policemen stood oy as peepers tried to
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    13—AND HE VOLUNTEERED
    245 1 13— AND HE VOLUNTEERED Free Press Staff Reporter IBAVE no father and my mother is very old and I want to learn English", said a sad 13-year-old boy. Lira Meng Kirn, when the registration of pupils for admission to classes began this morning at |he new Lee Kuo Chuan government
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    100,000 police smash Red disorder plan
    153 1 100,000 police smash Red disorder plan DORTMI ND, British Zone Of Germain, Mildly. MORE than 1,000 Communist youths wore urn m all parts of West Germany fClterdlJ »s polkr everywhere smashed attempts to <t "\u wvv" demonstrations m defiance of bans. The str show of forte by almost 100,000 police.
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    Army pledge
    35 1 The Canadian Prime Minister. Mr. Louis St. Laurei't, said yesterday that Canada would* be willing to send a special army of 10.000 men to Europe as part of an Atl: Part force.- Reuter
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    'License hawkers'
    85 1 Fre e Pre>s Staff Reporter LICENSING «»f all unauthorised hauk«rs and A proportionate increaic «>i Uccasittg leei are among important m ommendations forward ♦•d l«» (iovernment bf the Singapore Hawkers' Inquiry Commission whose report was released today m Singapore. The Commission, it is understood, is not m fivour
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    London-Berlin in 85 mins.
    24 1 BAIN S record B 100 minu Tlie Harold '>' Board of Trade. Lcr H Do Office and 01 h"[ended I B
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    ISLAMIC TRADE TALKS OPEN
    36 1 I ECONOMIC leader* fr j Muslim c to dUcu of Incr Tad-' w oth< leaden hope that tin mienc n last eventually lead to the tile k:nd of Islam v Dolii A.P.
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    Europe Loves A Gamble
    592 2 Europe Loves A Gamble corresponded™ report on the POPULARITY OF THE FOOTBALL POOL, THE GREAT GAMBLING RIVAL TO THE TURF. rxDOTBALL pools are r illegal m France, but, every Wednesday evening, summer and yinter, the National Lottery is drawn. Weekly prizes number 14,100, total prize money amounts to £310.000, and
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    JEST A MINUTE!
    17 2  -  GEOFFREY EVANS Bu Now pleast. dear, don't start on about the weather again i,'Mlltliritl!lltlMIIMi;illltl!Mlllllllllllllllllll
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    Gloria does not mind
    76 2 'LORIA Lling people her nk I she 51 iient r rome-bai k el Bouhvarci.' one of the best r grandPra m Hollywood. iMarlene Dietrich la unOne o' the reasons The •ar. who weighs hi stone and measures t\ two, ha s kept her ten photogenic figure
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    10 2 A new picture cf film c ar A -cue Dahl.
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    Those West End First Nights
    445 2  -  MILTON SHULMAN COMMENTS ON A THEATRICAL "MENACE." LMRST-NIGHT audkn- ces are generally regarded as a legitimate and proper target for critics When the theatre offers them little of substance to disc It is a tradition to which I am only too happy to yield. Much
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    The Junkers At It Again
    563 2  - The Junkers At It Again Christopher Phillips dfgdf rpHEY are trying to cheat the world again. It has proved so before, and it is proving so again today. The Junkers are no more, but the Junkers spirit lives on m the Germans, who are at their old game of hoodwinking
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    Grisly Cult Revived
    52 2 DUELLING has Germany a<?a. Antony Terry report* that be G most Nazi the police have found a blood-stained sword ly used ough the prisly cult is forbidden by A..:*d t :::p Is still a.: is known that harbour several locutions where and slash away at each other
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      116 2 FREE PRESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATIONS VACANT— SITUATIONS WANTED— ACCOMMODATION VACANT ACCOMMODATION WANTED— FOR SALE— VEHICLES FOR SALE— WANTED TUITION— MISCELLANEOUS Wntc your advertisement here m BLOCK LETTERS five words ro a line Cost pet 'minimum 4 lines) Insertion 4 lines $2 (minimum chargel Box number Fi^V Cent* Extra |i $2.50
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      40 2 MAX FACTOR*HOLLYWOOD el Mak-Uf I Uarn »beyoui om* N! Harmony Make-Up 4 i I ART SCHOOL OF MAKE-UP. Demonstration A'OH Conducted bx ESTHER JOHANSSON (Hollywood) MAX FACTOR MAKE-UP ARTIST AT THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD COLD STORAGE ARCADE, Orchard Road Smgap^
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      242 2 SINGAPORE BFEBS (Singapore) H! If NETWORK) MON DAI MONDAY 4 nl Pwif amn rv -4 47 From the l ondon I For the iBBC) 5 The C 5. 45 The :,b Inter- rum <bbcv 6 indo- Pnm UiiMim*' ne»I«n: Newt ;<nd P:(-Kr;tminp«; n from Singapore: RBC fi 3Q Camo psp
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      161 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DOKN today, you must have harmony for happiness. Unless you ran manage to make everything move smoothly, \ou become moody and discontented. You have a sensitive, inspirational nature and your ideals are exceptionally high. You are intellectual rather than emotional and when you change your mind it
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      203 2 Solution to Crossword No. 165 SOLUTION —Arrow: 1. Rooe. 3. Edwin 8. 9 Scour. 10. Amiss. 11. PaUa, 12. Imago. 14, Coaching inn. 35. Aside 16 Once Down: J. Re?-.:s 3. Barrow loads. 4. rv.r*a;ions. 5 Implication. 6. ReffOlcbttf. 7 11. 1 I 13. Ounce. New Crossword No. 166 ft
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    WOMEN SEEK WAR FILM BAN
    199 3 WOMEN SEEK WAR FILM BAN But retreat on war toys COPENHAGEN, Sunday. tit C()l \TRY women of 23 nations are to start a campaign to have war films banned from cinemas. This step i s the result of a decision reachr nnn »i.n nearly 6 delp at^, representing some b.uoo.MOO
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    17 3 HUMI the Daodu of Kde. Nigeria, Janri p.i>^«*N .t M-nirv mi BurkI i sifhl-MCtaf tour of London.
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    SARDINES ARE BACK AGAIN
    42 3 LISBON Sunday. m absence «>t some two and a i>.u k again off Ihc Portuguese Ntuii numbers that there is now a I domestic consumers pace with supold for mam; ids m oi B s tnd fi Reuter
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    FREE BEER & PAPERS FOR P.I. TROOPS
    92 3 FREE BEER PAPERS FOR P.I. TROOPS MANILA Sun. P T LIPINO troops m Korea have been assured o! free beer and daily newspapers from Manila Colonel Andres Soriano, head ol the Soriano enterprises, which include San Miguel Brewery, has offered 500 cases 01 beer daily for the 10th battalion combat
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    'GOOD OMEN' FOR JAKARTA
    22 3 Mr i ir- I N Indonesia ..out ler- to the It was, he said, "a Rood future Reuter
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    JAP JUDGES' TOUR
    26 3 Six Japani p eluding the < M: md i i»l the Court ived at San Pram Isco t i n an tour U. P.
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    Egypt calmer over dispute with U.K.
    143 3 CAIRO, Sunday. DRITAIN Is holding tenaciously on t<» Its bis military base m the Sliei (anal Zone despite a long and sometimes bitter Egyptian attempt to end the occupation. Vj,y\)''<. demand that hat tempen d British tro >ps gel out ly by Korea:; d<
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    ENOUGH WATER
    39 3 R Hon K<>ru has iln.v Hoiikj Kong and the g< vernment has announced thai n would call Imi on Sept. 1M Since then Hong Kong has had much aa inches oi r i and ire full A.P.
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    White cliffs in bloom
    52 3 DOVER Sun. THE W Cliffs ol Dover b il of Britannia m fioi ships ng dov n I tie k i uel wi llir Britain. pie >: SI M s Bay near i> their town as th England, and I H up to h( m and
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    BRITONS HEAR RELIEF APPEAL
    74 3 pie prominent m industry, finance and philanthropy m Britain heard an appeal by the Indian IlU'.h Commissioner. Mr. V. K. Krishnan Mrnon. «>n behall of the victims of the recent earthquake m Assam, He said the audience was m itself a testimony to the friendship felt
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    MARRIED
    40 3 Mis Man Rog 15, 33. only daughter of the late humourist, Will Rogers, has married at Las Vegas, Nevada. Mr. Walter Brooke 111. 36, son of Miss Loui.^ Cromwell Brooks, who was General Douglas Mac Arthur's first wife. A.P.
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    14 3 photo. Surrendering Communist soldiers being marched ofT l«> prison tamps wrst of Seoul. A.P.
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    Football for equality
    81 3 PRAGUE. Sllll. THERF. i.s such a thing 1 carrying equality of the sexes '.oo far. says the Youth Union newspaper. Mlada ita, The Athletic Club of MisKovice, Bohemia, put on whal It billed a> a women's "fighi for equality with men'— a soccer football game between the
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    7 3 has V en winter beol >tou.s U.P.
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    'GREATER MENACE'
    45 3 The pr Hukbalahap foi i ter menace to the security mi Hit- Philippines al present. than any potenl i i] <•■- al > i .1 [gression from external r 'os, .>:< < i Mr John F. Me I by: co-Chairman of a U.S. State DeDartment mission U.P.
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    PERSECUTION IN THE UKRAINE
    32 3 T' 1 I >sservatore Romano. Ukraine tlif list Tlv paper s.iid I nee the r rame under Communist domination bishops have been senten< to forced labour f;inat4»d. A.P.
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    LOYALTY VISIT TO FORMOSA
    61 3 LOYALTY VISIT TO FORMOSA A Ba' will shortly visit Form inform General Chiang Kaishek of the loyalty i I Chinese i ti Slam to the Nationalist Chinese governn The mission is pxpeeted to arrive m Taipeh before 0 m. the diiif en which China observes the 30th anniversaryj the overthrow
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    Bridge Hands
    257 3 West VOT often do all four players bid the .siinii- suit, When th^y do, It always seems reminiscent of this hand where the fits) c.lls were In the same sun 'Hie hand was played many years ago m a game which Included Edward Hymes. Jr., an.t the late
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    20,000 were shot at dawn
    165 3 SEOUL, Sunday. I AMERICAN intelligence oilicers have estimated A that the Communist occupation of Seoul and t»>«subsequent battle for liberation cost the lives of about 50,000 civilians. They calculated that another 20.001) persons had been taken away to prison camps north of the .*Bth Parallel
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    9 3 tid afa recently Indo-( i ar Hanoi- A. P.
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    PTD CHINA 'PLANNING SLAVERY'
    52 3 PTD CHINA 'PLANNING SLAVERY' TAIPI i 4 riONALIST c j charged that flu mmunists were planning Irom south of th< river to ur He said his In I |by iurrendered Ck>mmui m i He will b, churia and 500 000 v to work m m i mun > p now
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    200 Reds surrendered
    9 3 A them ernment durii .i.S- U.P.
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      102 3 miJIF) OUR HOME with ~3 1 1 |l fvENETIAN BLINDSJ Assembled B» S T QUEK FURNITURE ITOtl 13' Vicrorn Stract. DRATIVE COLOURFUL PROOF WILL NOT CHIP STAYS CLEAN i Apply ImporterMl (CHINA) LTD. Union Building Tel: 6321 *s Times Rje Y\ jf\ Published weekly on ±J X \*J Saturday and
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      143 3 MNUAL SALE From 30.9.50 ends on F0.50 PLEASE CALL TO THE REAL BARGAINS STORH AT PEIPING STORE 173 ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS IN PRICES ONTABLE CLOTH. LINEH GOODS. Curios. Jade. Ivory ail kinds o! Handmade tetffi Arts. Camphor Ches s. cfc ...A really good wide s lection tor X
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, October 2, 1950. The game is up
    56 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, October 2, 1950. The game is up he I il 1363. .1950 A for Hie h lin tl m HAMLET P hni- *h«? of m kid therr have been anyone listening last night who hnd not paid his licence fe^. and who this morning wr\s
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    Singapore 'Snobs': A New Attack
    568 4  -  Hall Romney London Letter LONDON: ••^NOBBISH and unfriendly". That is j the accusation which has been brought against the civilians m Singapore m their attitude towards British soldiers on leave m ngapore from antibandit duty m the deration, by a soldier of the Green Howards
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    'GHOSTS' OF N. KOREA
    262 4  -  WILLIAM COURTENAY *y 'THE Kon an peasant, d his diet mainly ut rice, is able to carry enormous loads, and every day them moving aiong the highways or across the rice paddies laden like beasts of burden. Prom earliest times they ha hioned timbers of the
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    DISCLAIMER
    59 4 WITH ref( r nee to your rec< at report headed •;n 2 without tears m I Varsity.' I shall be grateful 11 you will state that the m question was pubI without the approval or knowledge of the University ol Malaya Students' Union and the Union is not risible
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    23 4 Members of the Sadler* Wells Ballet leave for their US tt This group includes Moira Shearer (left) and Mr.rgot Fonteyn, the leading dancers.
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    This Farce OF PRLIMAMENT
    300 4  - This Farce OF PRLIMAMENT W.J. Brown hits out at 4 the Party [gikife robots i^KOAI X oeds and pitals, ironi holiday s and cow membei Par] nt to vote lor or agaii I ionalisation. By tram and car and a< me they came! S ime came v and some complain
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    16 4 "II they nationalise iron and steel I expect masters mares will get free shoes like we <±
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      35 4 1), r Afternoon. Evenin Cocktail (io:,'ii<. jBULOVA "T£K 8 I \N.H« h Au-uhar. ArdentE sound Equipment MICROPHONE AM.IIMEB. TYPE. VMC TYPE 4C 'iWP^ 45 WATTS "MS: M. E. NATHAN Phon«? 4073. 25/29, ORCHARD 0 im^^^^
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    S'PORE PLAYFIELDS SURVEY
    163 5 S'PORE PLAYFIELDS SURVEY Govt. sets up committee I Free Press Staff Reporter jU ascertain Singapore's present and future needs m playing fields and recreation areas, the Government is forming a committee to examine the question and to surest a plan for dealing with the problem of providing adequate playing fields.
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    SWITCH TO ENGLISH CALENDAR
    27 5 SWITCH TO ENGLISH CALENDAR dfgdf HK T(\ Won; i!«>piirn. of X Ij |[ov wrt»d on R 11, urR(>\< v S. i_ K.m_. 1 i rhildrra*9 Free Press
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    Warning on child beggars
    65 5 t -> m tt; Reporter It to the probles A of the section juveniles .sale was beI nvnlv they V P I Botl I n she inofl by She ■said id h^rn forced to work m order to nippleThe other who •ar, lc j M Both
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    First sight after marriage
    319 5 First sight after marriage THE "bersanding" ceremon) Usl nighl m the wedding of Sherifa Mahani. diu^hlir of I>:it o arid Datin X. M. Alsajfoff, and Syed Ahmad bin AMalrahman \Ua!«»fT. v < ii <'i a landowner m Singapore. The bride, who was m Earopean-stjlp dress, i, 1( j several attendants
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    S'PORE MAY SEE RUSSIAN NEWSREEIS
    51 5 S'PORE MAY SEE RUSSIAN NEWSREEIS I ir.- Pi rss Staff Reporter gINGAI < IRB aumber < miTh< impre&si ing tl atmosphere ywhere In R m the :hr streets, m the mcil ha:. above appearance iheniEven the peotime. r. 1 m their i] ap- j ing vii- I ginative clothes i
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    No religious services
    68 5 SINGAPORE Municipal I Commissioners have decided lo adhere to their policy of not permitting the we of Municipal parks and open spans for holding religious s**rv Accordingly tlH > fiaVe t«rned down an application from the sin a pore Company of Jehovah's Witnesses for Demission t<> use
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    Murder trials at Assizes
    171 5 TW< murder cases ai lis ial at the Uct< Criminal Assizes which stari at the Singapore Supreme Court before Mr. Ju: 1 Brown today. Heading the list is Joseph Michael Nonis, 25-year-oiu Eurasian wireless operator, who will stand his trial for the alleged murder of A.
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    Top priority for T. Pagar pool
    201 5 Top priority for T. Pagar pool Vvvv Press Stall" Ken(»rtt i r AMONG the works to be carried out by Singapore Municipal Commissioners next year, first priority has been recommended for tliv proposed swimming pool at Van Kit Road (m the Tanjong Pagar an Next m importance and urgency lopment
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    FIRE ENGINES MAY BE AUCTIONED
    106 5 1 rev Press staff trporttr COfGAPOUrS two old rue l urines ma\ l»e void by public auction uhen they Ti pi v (1 n This w.j^ »»ta(«'(] at a meeting of a committee of Municipal Commissioners examining tin proposed expenditure of fhr Firr Department for
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    Student teachers to go to polls
    24 5 Student teachers to go to polls I re*- Frew Staff a > T INE hand: I tl Fea I 1 be I I 1 I
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    Leaves for Australia
    14 5 QKA BO AC »'d and Mrs. Ma l i had he-
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      78 5 NYLON but Ml I Jkff jL f >n j IV r. /or Evening Dresses and Sarees I Gorgeous shades n i Peach, Pink, 1 Green, Turquoise, and Beige. i I the Range B f/; \9 ifl//: f" BATTER Cash Prices jd S pore. 5283.50 FcJ. 53 11. 40 WCD HiNG
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      74 5 A I A galaxy of bright buttons emblazons our new range, make sure you see them -|T Lots of styles and colourings f K <^-ir\ to choose from. ,W Plain Cold, Pearl (j Plastic. I jRj y/ Combinations of V I* Black/Silver, Black/Cold and Jet. AISO r*~"~^f\ Cold and Silver
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    Bruce has a lot to look forward to
    778 6  - Bruce has a lot to look forward to JOE LOUIS By IT was tough coming back. I was licked by >a fighter whom I alwaj said was a worthy world champion and I'm not making any excuses because I lost. I just did"nt have it. I thought I did and
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    'I'm through....'
    15 6 'I'm through... I huna>ro H ins MJ X I ie Prix m ?er one i
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    7 6 Pan* i i Finland I A. P.
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    Epsom Derby one to follow
    331 6  - Epsom Derby one to follow ALLAN LEWIS By 11 UFA Trigger was scratched on the course on Saturday, Brave Wind was installed a very hot favourite for the fifth race, at set weights, which was for (lass II three and tour-> ear-olds which had not won over a stipulated period
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    PAYS $162 DIVIDEND
    33 6 picture Mr K.I. Nathan leads m Drndritr < Dunwoodie >. winner «if the fourth race at Ipoh Saturday. Dendrite paid 8162 for a win and S?»l for a pla< c. Free Press
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    Airmen give disappointing display
    136 6 A irmen give disappointing display Two China Iwupccia, j». l Ons stolr the show m the Chi c.cr Xhv X. A F. m SA h soccer match at lalaa Brs.tf s( The Chinese fielded without Boon Leong, I Seonii. Yew Heniz and Teow X no stopping tiiem. R.A F and
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    WEIGHTS FOR GOLD VASE
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    JAFFA DOES BEST GALLOP AT IPOH
    371 7  - JAFFA DOES BEST GALLOP AT IPOH ALLAN LEWIS Keeps pace with Desert Queen By IPOH, Monday. JAFFA (McPherson/ did a winning gallop on the No 2 grass track this morning when he paced with speedy Desert Queen (Jones) for the full distance and was going better at the end of
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    Best display by Ondine
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    'We want Bedser' call at Colombo
    286 7 'We want Bedser' call at Colombo Till crowd of 10.000 took up a chant of "we want Bedser" when the M.C.C. team fielded In their one-day draw match with Ceylon at Colombo iterdajr. Fredd:c Brown, the captain, before the mutch id Bedser would not bowl though fit, but pretended to
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    204 7 rjINGAPORE O b:ill nmunity Lragur champs will be dcciclt d m today's key match between Mai ij md Europeans at Jalan n I idlum. Favourites. Malays, are onr head of 1:.«: -1 1 pom us to 10— and f dr.™ to win the championship Europeans on
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    Winner-takeall challenge
    71 7 Winner-take-all challenge JIMMY WELCH, thr RAF. lightweight who fights little Paras (Philippines) m the main event of Friday night's card at the Happy World Stadium, has issued a winner-to-take all challenge. Paras has accepted. Welch showed splendid form when he sparred at the Happy World Stadium on Saturday He is
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    Tour called off
    34 7 IPOH. Mon. AFTER a weeks delay m n Penane. when they failed to obtain visas to enter Sumatra, the Combined Perak Football Federations proposed soccer tour of Medan was called B
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    H.K. beat Indie
    29 7 Nint Ta« table tennt* tr^m of Hen* K<>n? brat the Ml India viaMtag s»de kf five i zAme* U mil at the Happy World la«t nifhl
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    64 7 picture. I ITTLE XENE (right) gets his left over m time to foil a ncht from Jimmy Welch during a sparring session at the Happy World arena on Saturday. Welch, who fights Little Par.is at the Happy World arena this Friday, is m great form and will give Paras a
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    2nd day's weights
    378 7 OEIOW are all e«til race* for "Wednesday, second daj of the Perak Turf Cluu Autumn (Gold Va«e» Meeting:- Cl. 1, Div.4— 4> Kope»alk llavdt-e 81' Bruwiisbay 5.1.1 <.old Medallist Ml Frter'i Last (.oli*. n Gro^e X.OB ambt idge 8.W7 Mas utte X .07 \fs. u^ K-IMi ■la
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    Gold Vase 'trial' disappointing
    369 7  -  ALLAN LEWIS By /^ROYDOX again demonstrated his superiority over Malaya's sprinters when he won the main race at Ipoh on Saturday. Regarded as a "trial" for the rich Perak Vase next Saturday, the race lost all value m this respect by the course withdrawals of Four
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    23 7 picture. Miss Joke Stokker, winner of the 50 metres breaststroke race for girls under 17 at Saturday's Singapore Swimming Club championships. Free Press
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    4 one-sided matches in SBA tourney
    249 7  - 4 one-sided matches in SBA tourney VETERAN By IjH)UR ties m the Singapore badminton champi<in- ships were decided last night at the Clerical Union Hall m just over "0 minutes. All four were one-sided affairs and ended m straight sits Koh Keng Siang (Marigold) was the t\rs\ out for the
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    Today's sport
    78 7 SIK'CFR: ommunity league: Malays v Europeans at Jalan Be *ar. SWIMMING Anclo-Chinese School Swim Gala at C hinese < 3 p.m. RUGGCS: S.C.C. B i R> si <<n padang: St. Andrew's K*!/,e> InM. at R.I. (Ist and 2nd X\ >> ■OCKET: s.r,t. v Ac > or, padant: Chinese
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    158 7 MM. PATEKSOK beat It O. I>avie« f«»ur and I m the tinal gf the Royal F apore (iolf !ub <h^n-.p:i n Stianffor li.dians oualifitd to meet Mneapoie Indians m the Bardhan t up soccer tinal they iK-.tt iVi ..in Indianin a r»-pl\ m Fenang yrslci
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    18 8 Londo.i Louise. R n nice R I EH. Tinker. 1950. ro 1 c a. v n a
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    A G.I. REVISITS THE SHELL OF SEOUL
    257 8 A G.I. REVISITS THE SHELL OF SEOUL Birthplace m ruins SEOUL, Sunday. A BATTLE-STAINED American officer wept today over the bombed ruins of a house m Seoul. Navy lit. Horace G. Underwood fought his way back into Seoul with the United States Marines. When the last snipers ware finally cleared
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    15 8 I "Stop tayinn 'This it direct I aiixrcssioii > o v j c ot i Vraida:"
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    21 8 GENERAL LANDS General Mac-Arthur (left with his aide-de-camp and pilot, beintr greeted on arrival at an airfield m the Korean theatre.
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    50 YEARS AN M.P.
    34 8 Mr. Winston Churchill, celebrating the 50th anniversary of his first election as a Member of Parliament, received a message of congratulation from the Prime Minister Mr. Clement Attlee, vosterdav.— Reuter
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    REDS ON BUG-HUNT AIR RAIDS
    87 8 PRAGUE. Mon. CCHOSLOVAK farm c r s hunink you letters to I Colaes m their >fficial Czech news said yesterday. six planes from Russia been spraying the fields le, the agency said. The Czechoslovak government blamed the bug inion on American ageni Some farmers, the
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    30 8 f PRAGUE. Mon. STATE Court at Blasim, jentenced 22 men and one woman for hi^l: ti esi Cabin* iber, and 11- i us. 25 I Reuter
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    114 8 MAO STILL 'A FAITHFUL RED PRAGUE, Monday. pOMMUNIST Chinas programme differs from thai of the Communist-led "peoples democratic" of Europe, but relies on the theory of Marxism-Leninism "and the experience of the Bolshevik Party", stated the Cominform Journal at the week-end. The Journal, published m Bucharest. Rumania. :t'd those comments
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    U.S. bans Nazis and Fascists
    175 8 1 WASHINGTON, Monday. VA/IS and Fascists have been barred from eiiter--4 ins America, it wa s stated at the week-end by the IS. State Department. This is the first action that the State Department has taken to carry nut the new Communist Control Act. The
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    Red offices smashed up
    46 8 AUCKLAND. Mon and •3 raided the A v*. Con* Party offli '•■relay smashing m the door, breaking furniture and i ping up files. Several Communists stayed In an ;ad joining commi nt ripn< d documents was ankle dcon on the fltwf Reuter
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    28 8 Representatives of world Interests met at WhHe Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, at the fifth annual convention of the T?a a ciation of the United Sta Reuter
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    LABOUR PLANS NEW CAMPAIGN
    80 8 LONDON. Monday. "PIIE Labour Party opens its annual week-teng conference today to discuss how to win friends and Influence votes among the fanners who deserted In the last general election. Last February's balloting, coming After four and a half years of Labour rule with a top
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    CRICKET STAND BURNS DOWN
    32 8 CRICKET STAND BURNS DOWN pLAMES r land day match In Colombo terday. The playei field to th< nt the r ar I .;♦■> of b er. In a few mil burning fiercely Reuter
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    35 8 SYDNEY M n.. 1W M R. I V:\'. day. said either b;u. He sa to freedom is a world c be m th<- own con haviour and sti I bus A.P.
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    14 8 The West German trade delegation has con. "tentative" trade th Pakistan.- Reuter
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    Wife danced like Salome
    103 8 Wife danced like Salome n > a MAN win* Accused IjK witt divorce judse th.it his wifi' would take ott B#mi dai)(( like vilome before t 'She is skilled m I the husband, we J. Leslie Younal. Chicaeo. husband drunkard, a b: and a was* She d«'ni«d against her. i
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    Canadian, US $ parity
    17 8 Canadian, US parity WASHING OFFICIAL A van do] States i The fin.: I ere between 91 Reuter
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    6 8 Gandhi 'a terrible meek' I Reuter
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