The Singapore Free Press, 3 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 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1950 PKK I IIA CKXTS.
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    RUSSIA HAS PLAN FOR KOREA
    54 1 -nation move nacceptable' LAKE SUCCESS, Tuesday. w Minister, Mr. Andrei Vishinsky, told the ummittee of the United Nations General Assembl) Anuld introduce hi> own resolution on the future resumed debate <>n Korea, he attacked the eightng stronger United Nations Commission si iblishnunl of a unified
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    MR TRUMAN THREW STONE AT ATTLEE
    14 1 MR TRUMAN THREW STONE AT ATTLEE M TRUMAN not I Mr. Ti 'of A.P.
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    The largest Jewish city
    31 1 DB D( N v rk on idwill paid a V Ml Hall v with Mr. i i] si J :y w hei c there much <:■ »m U.P.
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    Icy gales hit South Africa
    70 1 PRETORIA, Tues. AX ESTIMATED £1,000.000 damage was done to wheat and fruit rropi m th*" Union of South Africa on Sunday night by icy galei from the South Atlantic which sent temperatures below zero In many parts of the couns wheat b< I The icy
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    BALKANSTATES DENOUNCED
    68 1 BALKAN STATES DENOUNCED LAKE SUCCESS, Tuesday. AUSTRALIA yesterday appealed to the United Nations to placard the free world with evidence of the "disgraceful" violations of human rights and freedoms m Bulgaria, Rumania and Hungary. The Unr States, Britain and Uruguay promptly supported the dr subm by Mr. Pen I tender,
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    9 1 A British comment on the recent Stock Exchange boom.
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    'Contact Red delegation'
    103 1 'Contact Red delegation MARGATE, KENT, T a > >m r m I I St ra a>ked Ps ty would do d main! frien ith a de ion ondon. ti seemed the was being left r<wr nmunists. he said I ord SI rabolgi also aske the Pai ty Exi cutive v
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    Romulo's proposal
    33 1 The Philippine Foreign Minister, Gen. Carlos Romulo. yesterday proposed that distinctive battle stripes and ribbons be issued to the United Nations forces m Korea identifying them as soldiers of Deace." A.P.
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    Troopship sails
    27 1 The ipship. pir- 1 Windrush, sailed y< sterday from Southampton. 1 200 Brit isn soldiers, including one battalion of the Gloucester Reziment. Kor< i A.P.
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    Made sure of his death
    40 1 Eighty-one -year-old Edward Hayes, »f Lithgow, Sydney, told an undertaker he had not lons to live, arranged for his cremation md paid th« undertaker his fees. Th< took enough poison to kill eight persons. Reuter
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    Another U.S. ship hits a mine
    135 1 \SHING TON, Tins. IDMIEAL Forrest P. Sherman reveahd last ni^ht thai i second American na\.4l \rsN*l had been Struck .w wi-made Boating mine set adrift m Korean M n»r>. apparently by the Sorth Koreans. T»».- i hief of Na\al Operations said that some casualties
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    French win back the initiative
    70 1 S \I(.().N Tuesday. IN DARING $6-mile dash from Ihe Hanoi delta area up through Ow rugged Tonkinese mountains, French Union troops have recaptured the initiative In the crucial struggle for north Indo-China I had i ended N h i i 1 I Air I- tiui
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    Seoul is in terrible shape
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    Friendship has survived
    32 1 RANGOON, i tfUTISH-BURMESE frii > ship i survived" d over the la> I irs, iin' s n Bui: .'':i r said Shwe Th wledged n Bri'ish BOOd^)H heir 1 A.P.
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    US ARMY ORDERED 'HALT AT BORDER'
    91 1  -  SYDNEY SMITH SEOUL From Twos. AMERICAN forces m Korea have been ordered t<> stop until further orders ZQ miles from the 158 th Parallel and to hand over their mopping- up ta.sk to the South Korean army. north 'leapfrogged' by S Korean The South
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    'Cross 38th,' says Zafrullah
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    MUSLIM REBELS GET ARMS AID
    120 1 JAKARTA, Tuesday. /H)LONEL SADIKIN the military governor of West Java, said yesterday that the rebel Darul Islam; organisation is receiving substantial aid m weapons from "abroad". The government commission for the solution the Darul Islam problem holds the same view and believes thai the fanatic
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    G.B.S. GETS UP FOR 5 WINS.
    44 1 G.B.S. GETS UP FOR 5 WINS. i snaw is ken left leg, I iseMrs. Al n said da\ The 94 right o* (1 at Luton and nstable Hospital Luton. n j and stood for nearly nve mfnutes on broken leg, mc said.- A. P.
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    Britain to revalue the pound?
    58 1 Britain to revalue the pound? LONDON 1 u.m1.1). talks called tm next week bli enrd rumours jresterd** that Britain may soon raise t"<* dollar vain- \m pound The cow. chic:. Mr Hugh unex es and Canada visit beginning October 8 "mul prob] kell will the 1 i In form <
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    100 WARSHIPS OFF MALTA
    8 1 100 WARSHIPS OFF MALTA B I A. P.
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      34 1 GIFTS TO BE ADMIRED must be perpetual, valuable serviceable. Get them from: LANKA JEWELLERS 20, Battery Rd., Spore. /L^ C manufacturers: RA.R. MALAYAN PAINT WORKS LTD. distributors: SI ME. DARBY CO., LTD^ J 9§§
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    How 'Mrs Kiwi' Runs Ker Home
    235 2  -  Alan Harden stle By WELLINGTON: UOW to find a truly typical New Zealand housewife? Statistics give at least some pointers She is someone m a smallish bedroomed) hor U-furnished, bout thr< chih a husband Prom £500 to i .1 by B and a <r
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    90 2 Two well-dressed Korean v the upper middle-class pound their washed linen with heavy uopden mallets. The clothes are placed on a wooden < a,id the wrinkles are laboriously beaten from X -can women have ironed r >thes m this j for centuries. Below: A Korean woman r fiet a i.
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    Hen-pecked Husbands Of Korea
    199 2  - Hen-pecked Husbands Of Korea LAURA FILER By- nut coi ban cook, I 1 i W men ■v < lo plunge for cl< the husband sleeps on hot coals pla :ed undei In tiny their womenfolk uith an i c ng Th< X X hu of X- i d h this
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    GIRLS ARE NOT SO CAY
    129 2 HOLLYWOOD: a MERICANS have the A wron? idea about French girls, thinks Mile Leslie Caron, latest "gift" of France; to Hollywood. Miss Caron Import to dance with Gene Kelly m ••American m Paris", said Americana should not judge I countrywomen by pictures of them m
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      58 2 W&M t WK w s^e Jfi- *fIUH W^ t v fc* V y «H SBL. s dtt A* i \il juh! uftuw r P. H. HENDHY, Jeweller 78. North Bridge Road, Singapore DANCING TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Jatlil SEA VIEW HOTEL FOORMAN FRIDAY AND HIS BAND SATURDAY TABLE D'HOTE or A
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      101 2 jySIA/M JiWLISCI Jo/ Elizabeth iW^* O r a ptffed 'c: care. Mia Ar fee: tee eve v MAYNARi) GO. 11. Battery Road Pi, .T7CHANRAIS' Annual M M <9/| LEj 1 Reductions On All Lines SILK COTTON WOOLL c LINGERIES HANDE from 15 to 4 I Here's Your Opportunity u> S
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      206 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DORN today, jrou have a sound, all-around character. You are more of the intellectual than the businessman although you are no slouch when it comes to driving a ijood bargain. You are able to j;et what you want, as rule, and the stirs semi to favour your
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      180 2 Hew Crossword No. 167 1. A sort of joint seat (6). 4. Goddess seen running by Oxford (4» 8 2 for the soldier (4, 7). 9. Got up like a flower (4i. 10. Money that enters m turn (5». ii. A ieniale among the evildoers (3). 13. I'm In the
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      21 2 Solution to Crossword No. 166 SOU I KM 111— Barfack 1 r Down 4 Cm I Dyd 10 M I I
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    WHY CHINA REDS FEAR U.N. DRIVE
    213 3 WHY CHINA REDS FEAR U.N. DRIVE Fower plant on Yalu river HO\(i KONG, Monday. 'I'HK YALI KIM:R hydro-electric power plant, built by the Japanese to furnish electricity to industries both m Manchuria and Korea, undoubtedly is one of the reasons why Communist China is so worried about the 38th Parallel
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    ONE COSTUME FOR INDIA?
    43 3 ONE COSTUME FOR INDIA? BOMBAY Monday. i bi a number oi the All-India A\j Congress to Induce thai ruling party ssion at Nasik to lay down a India's millions lias focussed the the question. >*Ed wa r 1 n doth Gj ap", Reuter
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    VISIT ENDS
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    SPECIALIST DEAD
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    55 3 photo Mr. Andrei Vishinskv (left), ihe Soviet Foreign Minister, ■md Mr. Ernest Berin (right), t lit- British Foreign Secretary, smile as they shake hands at the Fifth General Assembly of the I nitrd Nations m New York. I OOkinf on are Sir Gladwyn lebk 'left. British delegate. and Mr. John
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    BETTER CHANCE TO SURVIVE
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    P.I. SENDS RICE TO S. KOREA
    20 3 I G mi edia- tons Unii X n to destii KorT] material as N
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    37 3 Prince Axel and Princess Margaretha of Denmark at Northolt Airport when they arrived tr.-m Copenbirrn t.» attend the filami- ("a.stle wedding of lh> ir son, Prime (•eortje, to Viscountrss Anson. who is a nir< <■ of the Queen.
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    Peace pact delay annoys Austrians
    44 3 Ml Monday. I'HI exasperation of the Austrian people at the 'tist.utt postponement <>t the* Austrian Treat j !us bt-t-n further increased i>> thr news that Germanj ma> get >i treatj before them. I 1 I ii 'ier lan.' Reuter
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    Bridge Hands
    135 3 YESTERDAY 9 a hand m whteh U bids of the the first time the La sun 1 1 a- Columbus til four player 1 h.iri n is H bid of >uld mp hardly I bid i > since it- was aim *> i id rump might be me
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    NATIONALISTS HOPE FOR U.S. LOAN
    67 3 NATIONALISTS HOPE FOR U.S. LOAN WASHINGTON. Mon. THE Chinese Nationalists are hoping for another Amethe Chinese nee Minister. C. K. Yen indicated yesterday m v. r.. d reporters after a conference with the us Secretary of S '•lilard L. Thorp, he had iscussed financial problems m Formosa. d whether the
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    Joe's picture was missing
    127 3 HONG KONG, Monday. A LL COMMUNIST China celebrated the first birih- day of the Peking government yesterday but .I<m* Stalin's uiiMiiilin^ vi,age, which dominated last year's celebration, was absent. At the same time, however, Communi ed the opportunity to roundly denoun United States as China's most
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    200 'doves of peace' freed
    21 3 200 'doves of peace' freed Chme.se In day r< Ul Chin»- I 2 000.000 the Chi: leader. pledgi I i Reuter
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    ARMS FOR EGYPT
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    Professor goes East
    74 3 1)KOI I opold lufrld >aid m P.tris th.it ho reigned a> Professor ni Applied Mathematics it the L*ni%'er*itj «»f l«»r<»!it(i and was geiiic i«« live m Poland becaw* be feels he i>i" purs«€ his icientifti uork hum- ivelf therr Pn»f. lafeld. V.. a n.iti\f* «»i Poland, h.i^
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    THEY CAN STAY WITH HORSES
    35 3 THEY CAN STAY WITH HORSES Li APPRENTH 11 over h i have responded to an a he X... >;d ol ihe Royal Horse with h the bai i ct I suburb, I I 1 Reuter
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      191 3 "HE CLAIMS TMIS WAV WE CAU SEE TME EN(EMV LOTS BETTF3.' 11 SINGAPORE SSSTiSSUS (BLI'F XKTWORK) ment-ry (BBC); 5.30 Great Ex--10 a m News from Btncapore: pcctationt--4: Bricrit Fortun* 10 50 For Qm Schools: 12 Pro- f Indonesian: Newi and Proerammes m Malay: 1 p.m. Radio p ramm es (BBC>;
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. Oct. 3. 1950. A docile satellite
    244 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. Oct. 3. 1950. A docile satellite AS time goes dv it be- .nd m nt that. Jim Griffiths, the ex-miner, Colonial S During his Malaya even 'diehards' had de that Mrwas making ni impresIn Britain the ter opponents iment's policy m ritories the pr il
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    Don Iddon's Diary
    1028 4 Don Iddon's Diary NEW YORK: A MAN can spend too much time among diplomats. I have been dividing my life between Lake Success and the Waldorf-Asto-ria, and today along comes Flushing Meadow. The main event takes place m the Meadow, with more than 500 global figures from 59 nations assembling
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    NEXT 'TROUBLE' HERE?
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    Eyes on Hanoi
    190 4 \WILL Communist setbacks m Korea cause the blue-print for an invasion of Indo-China to be scrapped? Or will it mean that Indo-China blazes > up as a diversion > Rumour puts a quarter of million campaign-toughened Chinese Communist troops along the Indo-Chma frontier. Work on the new
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    SWEDEN COUNTERS RED 'INVASION'
    758 4  - SWEDEN COUNTERS RED 'INVASION' RALPH HEWINS BY Sweden, neighbour to Russia and neutral m B the last war, is dtvph perturbed about Com- munisfl penetration. Several Incidents lately a have shown tint she has real cause for her concern. c To guard against Ihis penetration she is taking important precautions,
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    Atom:'good' report
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    IN FEAR OF THE TURTLE
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    EVEN WAR IS BETTER THAN THIS
    138 4  - EVEN WAR IS BETTER THAN THIS Frank Mac Millan I rpHERE are people to- day going around saying that it would be better for Britain and the world to suffer Communist occupation than to fight a modern war. Would it 0 No one is going to pretend that war is
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      14 4 WEDDING GIFTS In SILVER OR E.P.K.S U S. de SUVA Jewellers 106, ORCHARD RD.
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      90 4 WORLD DAY FOR ANIMALS 4TH OCTOBER MASS RALLY of Animal Lovers Organised by S.P.CA Singe at the JALAN BESAR STADIUM on Wed, 4th October. 1900 Commencing at 445 Address by The Honorable The C Secretary Mr WL. Blythe Animal Lovers League Par Demonstrations Horseman: R A. F. Police Dogs Q
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    COMMERCIAL SCHOOL PLAN SHELVED
    127 5 COMMERCIAL SCHOOL PLAN SHELVED Only one asked to join Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singapore Kducation authorities have shelved tht idea of starting a government commercial school because of the poor response to the one thc\\ were ready to launch m April n>t* the Free Press was told yesterday. Only
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    'Forever & ever' again an; again
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    Rich more ready to help poor
    37 5 Rich more ready to help poor is Stall Keportrr !.i\ more re;idv t o htlp opinion of tin* Kt*\ .1 T. N la] Wtlfare. who his native Ceylon after 4o and social work In this fgdfg r
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    TAXI METERS
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    Lectures on careers
    45 5 Lectures on careers t r>>- Pr -n. sia^r K«-p »rt'-r p A R E A 1 p -Oct Lefrt hine CNov 3- M: T W Ong of Chan. Lay One on law iNov 6> M r; v Rudd f the Di •ctrical v v 10 >
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    $1 MILLION TRADE TO START SOON
    33 5 $1 MILLION TRADE TO START SOON qiNOAPORE j for a $1,000 •iratir with'K j an<: Korta N by the X x 1 n May 21 ber. tin, nut 1 produ( $1,000.0 j 1
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    Seamen leave by air
    23 5 w I i V SI ill Reporter I I n V. X I R N V round trip I
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    DISCUSSION
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    GOVT. ASKS M.C.s TO THINK AGAIN
    74 5 Free Press Stall Reporter Tllfc Singapore Government has asked the Municipal ommissioners to re-consider their previous attitude towards parking lights for vehicles parked on public streets during the hours of darkness, and permit the rule to be strictly enforced. I step on ;ac ol
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    DUBY CHARGE
    21 5 Tan Kwang Sco, 49. p: n the Sir. Court five 1b of c! a -»n Ball of $1 9.
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    Dancing Bertha turns to boxing
    144 5 Dancing Bertha turns to boxing i rce Press StuiT K**porter T*EN wars a? 0 Bertha Gibbs took Singapore by storm as a member of the hip-swinging 'Kashmirian dancers.' Today she is skipping, speedball punching and trying to knock her husband about Bertha has taken up boxing and is due to
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    LIBRARY OPEN ON SUNDAYS
    83 5 LIBRARY OPEN ON SUNDAYS ARTIKG tron OOfc f 15. T? Library vill be Sunday from 10 a til 5 p.m. M lay. wa 8 ciecided at a the R.iffl«Museum and Library Coniee this week-end. The change has bprn mad* the fart that tb# Weekly Hoii layj Ordina thai n^.any more
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    VARIETY CONCERT
    26 5 rty students fn.m twi and d will reatun In a conceri on Frid 1 C.A.. Orchard I re m aid h ot True Ligi.
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    52 5 THi: Rev. J T N flindy. Deputy Secretary for Social Welfare, Singapore, «peak!ng at dinner ?ivo n m hi> nomtmt at the Adelphl Hotel last night With him is Mr. r P X McNeloe, actin? Municipal President <>r"' tarj f«r Social W«lfa re. The Rev. leai for Ceylon tonicht. Free
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    TO TOUR JAVA
    17 5 TO TOUR JAVA picture. Berta (libbs. dancer turned boxer. \vi;h her five-year- «> Itl son Christon'ior. Free Press
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    Malay girls join in
    91 5 llalaj Sunday ed for I first tune m the annual Malay biU r-sch 1 drill a Games co: Johore Bahru. The girls' tean. welcomed by S\>-d Nasir bin Ismail. Inspector of Mai Schools. Johore Bahru district, who Malay 013 today werr en deavourii physical tra training.
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    Invalids hope for miracles in Singapore
    164 5 Free Press Staff Reporter \IA\Y invalids m Singapore who have heard of i l the miraculous cures effected m the Basilica of Our Lady of Fatima m Portugal, hope to be cured of their diseases when a life-size replica of the I statue of
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    LONG QUEUS FOR VISAS
    17 5 lON C c m Hi B The f Having a up ar.d v
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    SACRIFICE TO 'SEA GUARDIAN'
    23 5 SACRIFICE TO 'SEA GUARDIAN' l P. Mala> Con -p.u. I r. m < at I d by i unc I bufT. t I 11
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      51 5 NEW CAR BADGES J IN LITTLES SALE OF PREVENTION JELTY TO ANIMALS NOI MEMBER l JOIN \\l) ING WIM \l v ttdly dcnat2<d by SINGH CO. VERWARE Sterling Silver md i.lei n <•- lettinn n mprises man> ddiags, Birthdays, Prr- i ndividoil cifts de SiLVA N Lu.i.onf 43. S»<:ici Ra.,
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      63 5 lit V l^ mi; 11. 1 1 r <y i> foh im: I fij^r i>K^ We arc the onb people M m Singapore wi!li 1 1 I J iiioilirn method of m |iro\ iiiii correct Shoe H Select your >li«m then see they ii? by TH I I it Sifc.
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    SPRINGBOK TO SCORE DOUBLE TOMORROW
    806 6  - SPRINGBOK TO SCORE DOUBLE TOMORROW ALLAN LEWIS A nother good day for Hobbs likely SPRINGBOK won with such ease on Saturday that I doubt if the handicapper has got his measure by promoting him Div. 4 to the top division. He will carry 2 lbs. less than when he won,
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    Hector, Abby Kax to win Cl. 1 races
    98 6 \\IIU «»!ii> one last-start winner m the field and without .i:«.v reliable race form, the six-furlong sprint for Class I I)i\. 4 horses tomorrow is very •pen. i SI ipore the i. I t in Si: ,ould :npt. 111 1 I his
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    Rugby results
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    Davis Cup tennis
    15 6 for the Da ip m-xr r i .•d m December. A. P.
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    TANTALUS BEST FOR BEAT FOR 9f. RACE
    165 6 TANTALUS BEST FOR BEAT FOR 9f. RACE A. rule oi racing is: When m doubt stick to form anci it could no', be applied better than m the Class 2. Div. I over nine furlongs tomorrow. Sir Tristram. Little Charlemagne. Grrcian Prince. Tantalus Tiberiu A lair. Rigoletto! The Ram. Oomandairn
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    Horses not accepting
    35 6 THr! NUowing hiKi will nut tomorrow Ropeu ilk. Mas<ott«\ Kl.l On, abaret, Blue Print. W int«-r Scene, Battle Fnmt, Kaiserine, Smiling Tlif mli. Belgium, lri»n<>r. Hard < »^h. < otony, April Sbewefi aiu! Predominance.
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    MAY TURN 'PRO' IN TWO YEARS
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    DECISION ON FRANKLIN
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    ABERDEEN AND HIBS DRAW
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    H.K. MONEY
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    Reaction to Canadian $
    112 6 Reaction to Canadian MLondon Stock Exe%njj LONDON THE market m Canadian s«-( m i Exchange bfeame nominal tlic frcetng of the (aiiadi.in doll.i! financial correspondent. Dealingl were lew vi negotiation with dea;Montreal. The few re Lrregul eewherc trading h the approach ol trading period and mixed. B: Go. industi ill
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      145 6 mdndrdkC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya i ill <j. Jj I--0- r/--r va- .iv. I v nj| 1 IN OSTRICH n MAKE 1 A N A1- v a \V IAN'TI v>i I jjjf.l Jt bmJ feiS^ Nw^fej JANt Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya vou£
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    PERSIAN LORD RUNS 3F. IN 37
    306 7  - PERSIAN LORD RUNS 3F. IN 37 ALLAN LEWIS This morning's Ipoh gallops Hv IPOH, Tuesday. THE second grass track was again fast this morning and Persian Lord (Dunwoodie) made good use of it to run halt' a mile m 50 2 5 the last three furlongs m 37. This is
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    Hutton may miss game
    5 7 Hutton may miss game I.
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    Civilian rugby trial teams
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    32 7  -  ALLAN LEWIS TURF TOPICS VINCENT DUNWOODi] r Di n- H lead n r o 1 d for Li'ting comI racing m V. buy d< I tit" foi I
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    85 7 I( i.oi i v m puhli<- i v r since Wednesdaj night's d«i»it h> the l)f i ;iv\\wji < ht ilutuipion. Ezzard Charles. :idmitted that he mj return m the ring. .lor surprised reporters t»> Sl3 n^ lh.it his aimm; ment of retirnnent 111 the
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    26 8 DESERTING GOLIATH Naval ratim«s Invc the aircraft irritT Vengeance to sail a small dinfhy round Gibraltar harbour, tJurin^ i pause m the Home Fleet's autumn exercises.
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    48 8 LEEDS, Tuesday. MACHINERY costing more than £12,000 is being installed m a Yorkshire woollen mill to produce cloth that will aid safe Hying. Fireproof and mothproof, the cloth Is made by a proce l\ will be used for aircraft furnishin i Mr I Mr.
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    120 8 NEW YORK. Tues. A YOUNG French scientist. In New York to warm his all or more than a j on a Greenland Icecap, iy that there alv ergs to i Nori h Atlantic shippin Trans-oceanic air travel become safer and :ker as more accurate r
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    23 8 Jeai Simmons denied yeslay In New York thai .she id marry the him actor Stewart Granger. "Nothing lias beon discussed." .sue s.iid. A.P
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