The Singapore Free Press, 5 October 1950

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA v SINGAPORE, THI'RSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1950. PRICE ITA CKNTS
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    ALL-KOREA ELECTIONS PLANNED
    64 1 ALL-KOREA ELECTIONS PLANNED U.N. troops may supervise LAKE SUCCESS, Thursday. i Nalioas Political Committee last night recommended constituent steps should be taken, including the holding iind^r United Nations auspices, for the establishment of independent and democratic Government m Korea. proposal to appoint a speeuil sub-committee to lions on the Future
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    32 1 photo <«<Tman police, swinsjin? tru mhcuns, ehasc Iwt women dOßMHtraten m front of the Diu-ssrldorf 'omniums hraquarters where a protest inarch by 200 Communists v.in broken up by 300 police. A P
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    Russia's 'hair shirt' mind
    213 1 SOUTHAMPTON, Thursday. 'I'HK Foreign Seirrtary, Mr. Ernest Bevin. jrester- day Hati> accvscd Rvssia of engineering the war m Korea ••Russia pushed North X a into it", he said !i he arrived In Southampton aboard the Queen :om New York. "She might well have struck the match
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    U.K. EXTENDS REDS' VISAS
    58 1 LEGATES from CorumunIst china noHf visiting I m have had their vJ extended from October 6 to 30. Headed by Mr. Liv Ning-yi Vice-Chairman of the AllChina Federation of Labour, and Including four university professors. thf» delegation Ls to spend a week m Scotland as guests
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    TIN OUTPUT UP
    28 1 Is tin n 3.S R.—in-t.-.ed th<-ir production by 6 per c- l&si jtwr to about two-thirds o! the 1941 p ps the U.S. Bureau of
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    JAKARTA ADMITS AMBOINA ATTACK
    70 1 JAKARTA ADMITS AMBOINA ATTACK JAKARTA, Thurs. ryllE Indonesian Pn mier, Mohammed Natsir, m a telegram to the Dutch Premier. Mr. William Drees, yesterday declared that the Indonesian Government is now taking "positive measures" against the rebels of Amboina Island because it is "up to the Indonesian Government to protect the
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    Singapore must wait
    70 1 DRITAIN'S latest reconverted troop transport, ihe li.oooton Dilwara, left Southampton yesterday for Singapore and iiuiu^oiu with 700 Servicemen and !l-families. .Mrs. Join l.ockhart. of I. Mm. Cheshire, was t.ikrn from the ship 30 minutes before it sailed with suspected appendicitis She and her daughter, (iladys, 21 years
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    Racial debate
    42 1 annual c inference ot the British Labour Party at Margate will today debate a resolution deploring "the policy of racial discrimination pursued by the Government "I South Africa, which is contrary to the principles which civilised communities .should uphold."' Reuter
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    12 MORE CZECHS FLEE TO BRITAIN
    161 1 LONDON, Thursday. •'pWKLVK Czechoslovak refugees including women and children, landed at Manston airfield. Kent, at the week-end m a Dakota aircraft piloted by Captain Kaueky, chief test pilot of the Czechoslovak Airlines. It was understood that the male members of the party were members
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    Loan for Tito
    41 1 Mr E Prcsicieni of the International Baiik for Reconstruction and Development, baric In New York from a talk with Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia, yesterday sajd that he believes Yugoslavia would to a good investment for a loan.- U.P.
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    53 1 pictures. Pictures taken at the animal loTers' rally at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Above: Mrs. Blythe presents a cup to Peggy Baumshaw, owner <>t the doc with "the handsomest and most beautiful tail' (ringed.) Right: This "bundle of fluff/ Bob, iras m the proud possession of 9-yare-old Rosalind Tan. <»i
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    SOUNDS FROM SPACE PUZZLE SCIENTISTS
    82 1 SOUNDS FROM SPACE PUZZLE SCIENTISTS BRII ISH they were puzzled over iterious •radio signals" Iron cannot flgun are b< li Ived m I j T f prod and are visible when passed through i node Kay Tub*'. They are .similar to radio nals known to em lotting of 'lie nv.
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    17 killed on way to wedding
    71 1 MOMBASA. Thurs. SEVENTEEN people were O killed yesterday when a private bus taking guests to the wedding of an Indian advocate m Mombasa tell into 40 feet of water at a feny. The bride, a young Indian girl from Tanga. and the groom Mr.
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    Not even dog-catcher
    53 1 A letter iti which President Truman rejected downright a senator's proposal that lie appoint Mr. John L. Lewis as ambassador to Moscow a year »nd a half ago same to llshi yesterday. Mr. Truman wrote that he would no_t consider Mr. Lewis even for the jdb of
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    WE SHALL FREE BRITAIN'—BEVAN
    181 1 WE SHALL FREE BRITAIN'— BEVAN MARGATE, Thursday. DRITAIN'S Health Minister, Mr. Anenrin Bevaa, "told (he Labour Tarty annual conference at Margate yesterday: "We shall free the British nation as a united party when the general election conics and I say that advisedly". Mr. Bevan, ip a debate on the Pai
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    Fighting in Pakistan
    101 1 Fighting in Pakistan KARACHI. ThUTS. 1 jakistan announced jroitfiday that her northern borders had been invaded by Afghanistan and fighting has taken place. A Defence Ministry communique said the invaders occupied Bogra Pass. They met their Initial opposition when they were engaged at the foot of the Pass on Monday
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    Stassen to Stalin: 'meet me'
    145 1 Stassen to Stalin: 'meet me' WASHINGTON. Thursday AN invitation for a personal meeting to chart a new course for world peace has been sent to Premier Stalin by Mr. Harold E. Stassen, President of Pennsylvania University. Mr. Stassen yesterday made public a letter which he wrote to Mr. Stalin on
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    Dutch like Australia
    13 1 BAROX G I pore tl n .s Dr. J. I
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    WOOL PRICES
    13 1 Th»- I:r Stud haw d. •he quest i ■national w pri
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    F.D.R. : A Vivid, New Biography
    811 2  - F.D.R. A Vivid, New Biography GEORGE MURRAY Hq was 'Snobbish, mean, cunning, ungratefuF 'Charming, courageous, serene, omniscient' By IT is always a comfort for lesser men to know that some of their failings and foibles are shared by the great. Take Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Here was a man who dominated
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    QUICK LOOKS
    122 2 The Immortal Lovers. Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning, by Frances Winwar (Hamish Hamilton. 155.) The ivorst thing about this biography is Us somewhat foolish title. Frances Wmioar, an American enthusiast, has produced a remarkably lively and sympathetic, if not particularly penetrating, study of the most famous married couple
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    A VICTORIAN LADY'S DIARY
    450 2 lUHY, I wonder, did Victorian women burst into tears at least once a day, but now, with much more provocation, women are comparatively dryeyed? This and similar speculations are raised by a delightful selection from the Diaries of Lady Charlotte Guest, who had the temerity to
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    The Underworld of Paris
    553 2  - The Underworld of Paris PETER QUENNELL > reviews new books j m U.K. 1 IF you have tears to shed over the moral decay of Western Europe, the decline of the English countryside, or the increasing savagery, as we are sometimes told, of the War between the Sexes— here are
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      48 2 Ay THIMGS FAR BETTER THAH SOAP... «H DREFT Ic;ims no dul S la& S film DREFT i* kin colours than i DREFT ma} h I DREFT DR£FT mg easier nd clean*. Fluff.er Woolens You* #af k.. t DREFT is m d ..nd Kind marvd at the 5(?IF AGENTS:
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      198 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DOKN today, your arti>tu talent* are outstanding and you have excellent critical sense. You want perfection and can kt a harsh taskmaster. However, since you are as exacting with yourself as with others, there are very few who will ever complain. You have all the talents for
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      228 2 Solution to Crossword No. 168 SOLI lION \rr«»ss: 1, R P r 8 Index 9 Put'- 10 (irern shirts 13. 14 Anglo 15. p- '■••nil I. Rated 2 ension n r. Indlfl 5 12. H New Crossword No. 169 CLUES ACROSS l Not an explosive advertisement <6, 4> 7 Cop
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    BURMA'S MUDDLED POLITICS
    161 3 BURMA'S MUDDLED POLITICS Two Thakins create split RANGOON, Wednesday. DI'RMA'S "out-of-this-world" politics zoomed more easily last week with the expulsion from the Anti-Fascist Peoples Freedom League (AFPFL) of two prominent members, former Labour Minister Thakiti Lwin and his chief supporter Thaklti Bla Kyway. Prime Minister Thakm Nu, m bis capacity
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    19 3 A.P. photo freetiaf a> he di>t*mbarks troni N irk wi'h >lr- Bevin Tli»> British waj t<> BttenH the I>it-
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    ONE YEAR TO DECIDE NAME
    25 3 ONE YEAR TO DECIDE NAME l ONDON, Wednesday, whether .1 Chinese laundryman's II.: g-hani «»r Fung Shee-kwal h.»^ >rd, Lai i rd of E gjsd;gj;agvmdgjadg
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    New deal for private ships
    12 3 V YORK t or charterpriva'^ ver chi
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    'MORAL REFORMATION IS NEEDED'
    66 3 'MORAL REFORMATION IS NEEDED' MANILA. V MR. 1 pre- ;inci founder Hall Philippines, is vinced that a moral re.mi l s necessary to the upsurge of ComIn this part of the He I to the South- e:t.>* A^lan ntrti Mr Bautista says a sure-fire way of com- the Red menace
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    To end border disputes
    9 3 TEHERAN v. II I U.P.
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    Pacific airlift
    7 3 X airlift by 10.000 U.P.
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    U.N. AID REQUEST
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    Mannequin walked like a princess
    109 3 LONDON. Wednesday. II'OMIN watching a mannequin parade m a London fashion store commented on the p«>ise and dignity of one of the models. "She walks like a princess* 9 one woman said. Few of them knew that Anna, the mod< is m ess In her
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    MORE FOR ARMS
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    CABINET ENLARGED
    27 3 Burma's 18-man cabinet h:\s bee n increased by one with the appointment of the former Parliamentary Secretary, Mr. Bo Mm Gaunsj. as Rehabillt- Minister. A.P.
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    13 3 Turkey and Greece started itiations a few days ago lUtual defence })act.— A.P.
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    37 3 Dutch Air Force Squadron Commander talks t«» K.X.I. Fighter Command C.in-C Air Marshal Sir Basil Fmbrv (centre) at Twenthe airfield In the Netherlands when the lirvt Western Union air tests were held over France, B«l--uium and Holland.
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    Australia cool to wool request
    36 3 lia h n a cool BriI Ameri i 1 1 i A efen c >1 is sold by ion I such a reilia would have or abandon m son wan' A.P.
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    25,000 MILES FOR A SHIELD
    143 3 AUCKLAND, Wednesday. II r HE\ 17-year-old schoolboy, Gordon orkhurn. returns to Scotland he will have travelled more than 25,000 miles, including 2,000 m New Zealand. Gordon won the Otaki Shield given to the Robert Gordon College, Aberdeen, as a memorial to the late Captain J.
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    Trade with Indonesia
    18 3 Trade with Indonesia JAKARTA Wed INDONESIA and [ndia 1. 1950. to June 50 I Ind woo I U.P.
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    THE GLASS BLEW UP. IN HER FACE
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    Theatrical tour in a battered taxi
    14 3 Theatrical tour in a battered taxi s^ix strc I I 1 23 I Reuter
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    Denmark's defence
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    Huks scare them off
    82 3 ■TEARING that they Miffcfl become rictintf »l Huk rakb m Ar.nat. main (nwrnnvnt otfu ials fnm iiffere*! towns working m the municipal building and those (<mBCCtc4 uith other private oflfit»'s m the Isxalitv hay»- quit their jobs, the .Manila E.emnjj News reported reientlv of the ciul
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      142 3 Bridge Hands rabto A I x •> 3 A I X )<> J 4AJIM2 4 X g IK t I 4 A U liofl Ka*t P-i Dbl I IX7EST 01 tM and der the d uulie •d the clvi) and West's Jack would •vv to tains In the spades. Ea,-..
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      178 3 n it is n I- ;s not a i call. Siftiv- the Kid nf an unbid suit 'h» t>le is must likely to be b.. I piu« bare itopbid by the de- the pre» boh spades and dub- being so be double. But o n thp merits of his own
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      134 3 •^OLO IT '.'BUCKLEY'S CLONES AREN'T DRY YET'/- .<»•■.<•• < BFEBS [Sinyaporej 4.45 p.m. Procramme Summary; 4 47 From tile London Editorials 'BBC<: 4.55 Composer of th 2 Wrek— Hoist; 3.15 S;ock-TaKmg iBBC>: :>.30 The Man m Black— 3. 'The Middle Toe of the Right Foot'; 6 Indonesian: News and Programmes
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. Oct. 5. 1950. Danger spot
    180 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. Oct. 5. 1950. Danger spot U'AR between India and Pakistan is out of the question, say Pandit Nehru and Liaquat All Khan. The rest of the world heartily agrees. It is difficult to imagine a more shattering blow to the hopes o f the tree
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    When Catholics Were Pariahs
    1240 4  -  Gordon Albion IAHUNDRED YEARS AGO IN ENGLAND THE CRIES WERE "NO POPERY", "NO FOREIGN PRIESTHOOD" AND "THROW OFF THE XOK^OF^ROME/^^ By the Rev. Dr. /\XE hundred years ago this month the Catholic Hierarchy of England and Wales was restored by His Holiness Pope Pius IX. This
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    It Seems To Me.....
    852 4  - It Seems To Me. POLITICO by IrrHE sensational goings-on at the British Labour Party annual conference at Margate mean that the next general election— almost certain to be held early next yearwill be fought on much wider issues than last February's contest. Then, there was so much agreement on so
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    ACROSS EUROPE BY TAXI
    77 4  -  MICHAEL MANNING By V OLD carrying sity stud< of equ;; reached Atl crossirii and runni DO :iins on origina: ha entirely 1 H< nry A old F.dwurd J X Torti stud Lo I undergra sels from fc,c. gettlni Ha 1 m L. a U nts. and
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    CITY PROJECTS DEPEND ON GOVT GIFT
    401 5 CITY PROJECTS DEPEND ON GOVT GIFT Non-urgent plans shelved Free Press Staff Reporter gOME of the special services and new projects! which Singapore iMunicipal Commissioners plan to carry out next year will depend on j whether the Government grants the Tommis-I sioners' application for a contribution to com-! pensate them
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    HIGHER POST FOR MARCUS
    8 5 HIGHER POST FOR MARCUS R ,)ortlT I the'
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    MR. W.J. PARKS
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    TIN DELEGATE
    17 5 F M F Fergusson -present S eat :he International Conference ions m Geneva on O
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    DANCECONTEST IN SINGAPORE
    61 5 DANCECONTEST IN SINGAPORE Ad; ion between be ht-ld a: the li. World Cab at. cc couples will i ngap re Lam Joon Khim and Mi A (Singapore l), Mr W B Iliii d::d Mii.s L "onie Mm I Hon S Mr. Jimmy Yuen and Sally Mooi (Selai mpiona Mr Mrs.
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    SEAMEN'S INQUIRY COMMISSION
    57 5 SEAMEN'S INQUIRY COMMISSION Thp next meeting of the Seamen's Inquiry Commission will be at 10 sun. on Oct 9 m the Victoria orial Hall On Oct. 10. 12. and 13 the Commission will meet In the Chinese Advisory Board Room at I k Road. On Oct. 18. the Commission will
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    DIVORCE RULES
    24 5 The Divorce Procedure Rules. 1950. were published m i Singapore Government i Gazette Supplement yesterday. The rules came into force on publication
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    The brides move out
    130 5 Free Pre*s Staff Reporter rMVE brides recently moved j out of the Young Women s C hristian Association hostel m Fort Canning alter marriage and made it possible for the association to accommodate four new University students from the Federation. Mrs. C. Brimley, superintendent of the
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    NEW AIR LINK FOR COLONY
    58 5 NEW AIR LINK FOR COLONY k NEW airline will start, between Calcutta and Q gapore on Bal 11 is one of the foremost of the Indian B at AirA md a". port on the afterday its pa th< Indi ral of lon, Mr. T. P. Bhalla. >ther Oovernnt officials. After
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    No complaints against taxi-drivers
    187 5 No complaints against taxi-drivers >t<3 urn so far has complalnI ed that ne has been efused I r:de by a taxi driver. Mr. W. A. M. Watts. Registrar of Vehicles Singapore, told the Fr< i Press yesterday. Following recent cases of taxi robberies, the Singapore Hire Car Association sent circulars
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    Playgoers will hear 'forgotten music'
    444 5 Free Tress Stall Reporter RTRING music by Elizabethan composers will be v played during performances of the Shakespearean play "Richard the Second" which will be Staffed by the Singapore Teachers Repertory, beginning on Oct. 16 m the Teacher's Training College, Cairtihill. sive t i Into
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    More Johore schools
    94 5 Free Press Staff Reporter TWENTY-NINE Malay and English schools were open* d by members of the public and registered by lh«Johore Education Department this year. In addition on«English school was opened by the Government at KuLii. This was the reply given yesterday m the Johore State Council
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    AT THE DOC SHOW
    22 5 MRS. J. H. S. Jenkins with lfl David (1) and tfeter (2) and "Juny at yesterday's dog show.
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    Spotlight on the mongrel
    439 5 THE long-ignored and often tragically treated mongrel was spotlighted at last m the -Singapore terrier" dog show. Two-thousand school-children, all members of the Animal Lover's League, gazed with interest and pride at the luxuriant crew of entries. The S.P.C.A. gave everyone a chance to show off
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    RING FOUND
    20 5 A gold ring was found m a bus bel ingint to the Pay« Lnbiir Bus Service yesterday on
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    KING KONG GIVES LESSONS TO GIRLS
    194 5 KING KONG GIVES LESSONS TO GIRLS Free Press Staff Reporter rpVERY day at his headquarters m C'hangi. King* Kong wrestles with three young and attractive girls to show them the various holds m the mat game. These girls, with two others, will go to Jakarta I soon to box and
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    FPA opens a new clinic
    63 5 THE seventh Family 1' Din Lation clinic be started m Singapore Kandan-^ Kerbau Hospi'. opened its doors for tho first time yesterday afternoon. In the begihr.. be open every Wedru tween 4.30 and 6 p.m. Evertually, the clinic will b» more frequent.the demand expected Singapore
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    AUCTION OF PROPERTY
    72 5 ARTICLES belonging drowned men. lo c who have ciien m rwii to a w ho fell to (A rr death from the t Southern Hotel, m town, are to be sold by iurtion m Singapore tot moon They come under the beadof i.v prop-: b\ the pi
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      82 5 i FOR THE BRIDESMAID i i ~j l> I I w II i S* S **^v^ ti \i i >s y f J^^-X/y Circular \v\\± EmbroidVreti -<-If colour Hue. Pink I White FOR THE BRIDE f BRIDAL VEILS i Art Silk Net, embroidered border t W and corners S SO"
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      65 5 MAIL Surface m.il la expected m Singapore today liom Djam. the Federation. Latest times for posting sur!.ice mail at the G P.O. today are: noon for Christmas Islands P.. (parcels only). Hong X t-rd Japan: 5.45 p.m. for the Federation COURT OF APPEAL The Court of Criminal Appeal and Court
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    SPRINGBOK PROVES HIS METTLE
    405 6  - SPRINGBOK PROVES HIS METTLE Hobos Charles do it again From ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Thursday. rllE outstanding feature of the second day ot the Perak Gold \ase meeting at Ipoli was the continued success of the Hobbs-Charles combination. They again landed three winners making their totals for the meeting; seven and
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    JAPAN PICK CUP PLAYERS
    40 6 JA PA N" Bd •.idates for 1951 Davis Cup team. A the eh I ir Fumiteru Nakano, who member ol Davis .1 practise next spring or four players for the team. the A V I I
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    Jack's Darling has struck true from
    95 6 DHOWING conNicierable improvement on her one 1 race at Singapore, Jack's Darling, who was v hand} to t'»e leader Star of India, finished iv to defeat her stablemate, Royal Flush In the fourth race for (1. 1. I>i\ horses. Silver Sequin, improved to finish
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    TAKES CHARLES TO BEAT SAVOLD
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    ULTER CUP
    19 6 PLEXAVON and Linfield dr»'\v their I Kt.-r (up i lie yesterday. There v.in no s« (trins. Reuter
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    H.K. MONEY
    15 6 1 UK it, HK$l5 60 per :$:284 t> of gold U .P. A.P.
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    All set for Nene boat
    26 6 picture. Kloitf punching the heavy bag it York Body BoiMing tub rturins; training for tomorrow fij(ht asain^t Little Nene. Free Press
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    FINNEY OUT OF ENGLAND XI
    39 6 1) lON North End's Tun; Fini v dropped oui I ngland tea >lay IreHe has an ank i be ;by H tl 'Beltoll V, :■>'. This the En On Monick Bill E k wlthdi A.P.
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    WIMBLEDON BEAT NEW CROSS
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    BEAU JACK WINS
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    Klong out to win Singapore title
    143 6 Free Press Boxing Ki'porter KLONG I'hupinsjo the young Siam<>r l>u\er. il determined to make a MMCCW of hi> profession. He hopes to befin by winning the tr.it h« r v ri-lit championship of Singajx^e. Alter his fight against LittU at the Happy World tomorrow
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    Big Sweep results
    90 6 Big Sweep results 'WMIE B;u Sweep di iwn on 1 the eighth i M ipoh iy resulted as folio* rotai Pool S4io.:>.vv Ist No. *****9 (SI 18,165) !nd No. *****9 .">!*.O8"! > 3rd No. *****3 <S 29,541) starters 53.283 rarh): Nos *****4. :^f»»4s. :i4:{007 *****5, .*****8. 10V794. M 4473, 4tif»4Bl
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    Tax rumours restrictive
    66 6 |Lc.m«oii S^ck ExchanTJ K.MH.N r rlIK Labour Party (niilcr< E imrcasN'd taxation on profits i. I m \hv stock Exchange festcrdji^ finaiu ial correspondent. The new trading ]>■ the markets were withoi British Ooverni opened slightly tower roll nd dollar I m pr r, m U d
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    CROYDON IN IMPRESSIVE GALLOP
    662 7  - CROYDON IN IMPRESSIVE GALLOP ALLAN LEWIS Final workouts by Vase horses From IPOH, Thursday. pERAK Gold Vase candidates were given their final gallops this morning on the second grass track and the course proper, which was open on the outside over the new seven furlongs track. Ambassador (Charles) and Ondine
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    400 Navy men will cheer Cup XI
    179 7 400 Navy men will cheer Cup XI M poi'K hundred robust Jads of the Koyal Naw with rmtlles, bells and other noise-making articles mII 'invade" Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday to cheer their side m the S VI A. (up final against Kovers Sports Club. As thia la the first
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    World's record broken
    7 7 World's record broken Knuin r Hirup hv
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    K.B.S.C. WIN 3-0
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    S.R.C. WIN 7-1
    25 7 R C ho< r c.Ay. ::alf time set. re v li* 2—l. Scorers for SRi <2« R li and Eb» rt C.R.C
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    8 world records recognised
    179 7 Ij*IGHT world records m six events were accepted J yesterday by the International Amateur Athletic Federation. Harrison Dillard (U.S.) was credited with I mark of 22.3 sees, for the 22t yards hurdles at Salt ktfw City, Utah, on June 21, 1947. The previous record was 22,5
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    Request for 14f. race
    118 7 CIINUAPORE Kate Horse O Owners' Association h;ive .sent a letter to the Singapore Turf Club asking that one or two races of one mile six furlongs lw included m the 19.11 programme. The Association also requested installation of Xr.ty apparatus at the course, hut the Cluh
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    INDIAN TEAM LEAVES
    66 7 INDIAN TEAM LEA VES MR I) Ranga Ramanujan, manager of the Aii-india table tennis team, was host at a dinner last nieht at thp Atomic dub for friends and Singapore Table Tennis Associati j ils. The Indian team, which beat North Malaya five-nil m their farewell match on Tuesday night,
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    U.S. relay team breaks records
    256 7 'THE United States team yesterday broke the Israeli International record m winning the Maccabiah (Jewish sports festival) four times 100 metres relay m 44.8 seconds at Tel Aviv. The U.S. tram also broke the Israeli Internaternational record m taking the four times 400 metres relay
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    19 7 picture. YESTERDAY'S RUGBY TRI AL: Darroch well tackled as he makes a dash for the lin e. Free Press
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    Useful hints from rugger trial
    313 7 ALTHOUGH as a game, yesterday's Singapore rk Civilian rugby trial on the Padang seldom rose to great heights, the selectors were able to gain useful hints on the form and faults of individual players. Until he was injured m the second half Yap Boon Kens
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    RSGC DRAW & TIMES FOR SUNDAY
    471 7 RSGC DRAW TIMES FOR SUNDAY TUZ draw and .-tarting times foi tbe four-ball match bt-tween tire Captain and Vice-Captain's teams at the RSGC. on Sunday are al lollops: FIRST NINE 8 JO. W. J. Gibb D. McEwan I 14 M. Pateison R. J Isheruood; 825. C. W. Watson R. N.
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    Final lecture by Dyson
    55 7 pEOFFREV Dyson, chief vl coach to the British Amateur Athletic Association, who has been lecturing m Singapore and the Federation for the Malayan Amateur Athletic Association, will deliver his final lecture m the British Council Centre. Stamford Road. on Monday. Oct. 9. at ".30 p.m. The
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    $4,000 stakes for Free H'cap
    162 7 THE Free Handicap n yen furlongs for th year-olds Will be- run on :hrfirst day of the Singapore Turf Club's v m, rting (Nov 18, 22 and 25 stakes wi'l be $4,000 and a trophy will be award- d. for the rare will be published
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    Yankees score 1-0 victory
    219 7 Yankees score 1-0 victory BASEBALL A TWO-HIT pitching by big right-hander I Raschi and a double by third baseman Bobby Brown, gave the NewYork Yankees a one-to-zero victory over the Philadelphia Phillies m the opening game of the world series of baseball before a crowd of 30.746. Rarhi. who v.
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    U.K. RUGBY RESULTS
    22 7 YESTERDAYS UK R Union n I ere: colnstaire and I) Rest .pie 0 DDevon 14 E c 12: B
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    BRITISH TOURING TEAM WIN 23-16
    27 7 IMIE British Rugbs vhich rec ni tied from i brat a Wigan. I tterday. score \t'i at 10 half -tin: Reuter A.P.
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    R.E.M.E. SOCCER
    15 7 The final I Civiiia: the RE ME. I 'A Ra today at 4.30
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    BIRTH
    6 8 :\d Don. 1 a* Kand;i!i;
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    MARRIAGE
    30 8 IE MARRIAGE of Mr. Mick I >!e to Mi-s Marie U now take place on October at 8.00 a.m. All orevicv od are MkD accept tl we only I
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    28 8 7 VERY GRATEFUL thanks t Sistei Alphonsa for favours red. MR. MRS. W. A. SKADING II those who attended! i ddlng md those who sent! on 30.9.50
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    The ladies' phony plans misfire
    153 8 The ladies' phony plans misfire LONDON. Thurs. AMONG the thousands of Britons still waitine to get a telephone women applicants are the more wily and persistent, according to the London Post Om'ce. An official of the Southeast London inquiry office, which deals with hundreds of applications a week for telephones
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    CATHOLICS STREAM TO VATICAN
    222 8 CATHOLICS STREAM TO VATICAN Pope gets a motorcycle VATICAN CITY, Thursday. I^HE Holy Year has brought to Rome an outsize crop of odd and unusual pilgrims travelling by j all kinds of strange transport, ranging from a tub to a penny-farthing bicycle and Roman chariots. The noisiest pilgrimage was that
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    RHEE LOOKS AT FUTURE
    252 8 SEOUL, Thursday. r |MHKI> Synfman Khee, elderly President of the 1 Republic of Korea, sat at his desk at the presidential mansion yesterday and expressed the opinion that South Korean troops went across the 38th parallel without orders from the U.S. F.inhth Army. The withered old
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    CABINET RESIGNS
    12 8 Th»> Jordanian cabinet has submitted its resignation to Abdullah- A.P.
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    Tin prices
    49 8 11HE closing prices of tin on the London tin market this afternoon were: Spot £814 buyers and £815 sellers with business at £812 to £810. Three months 790 buytrs and £795 sellers with business at 795. lement— i:au. Total turnover 145 tons im-liniin« 85 tons spur. U.P.
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    LONDON GETS READY FOR TOURISTS
    105 8 LONDON GETS READY FOR TOURISTS LONDON. Thurs. LONDON airport, which next year is expected to cater for more than half a million passengers, is to be brightened up m time for the 1951 Festival of Britain. New buildings, flower gardens, and strings of coloured UghU are among some of the
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    ASIA AID TALKS END
    31 8 ASIA AID TALKS END The C A Asia i In i final session. Mr Hugh Oar Minister of Eo who presided, said the <• had been "mosi satl and extremely valuabli Reuter
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    19 8 Fertilisers and DDT U5573.000 have been authorised fur the An erican tnme ol f aid to Si am Reuter
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    RED CHINA 'BOTH WEAK AND STRONG'
    150 8 Communist states often i change their direction abruptly. But so far the Chinese State lias moved j away from orthodox Corn- munist lines. Th»» Chinese are emp::-in| by temperament. It is cur H /COMMUNIST China has great weakness but also lias great strength "m
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    Perpendicular ants
    48 8 (VOLUMNS of ants reaching hundreds of feet into the j air have been seen at Springvale station In lont urry district, Australia. Mr. A. .1. MilaOßi manager of the station, said myriads of ants rose spirally for ten minutes before they disappeared into the atmosphere.- Reuter
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    33 8 ARCHBISHOP LEAVES The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. (ieoffrey Fisher, and .Mrs. Fisher leave their residence, Lambeth Palac<\ to begin their journey to Australia and New Zealand where they will make a good-will tour.
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    Driver passed drownms boys
    87 8 Driver passed drownms boys I HAD WORK TO DO LONDON, Thursday. 4 MAN was asked by a coroner: **Y«u thought a your work was more Important than saving life?" il»* replied: "The^e was nothing I could do. I couldn't swim". The Birkenhead coroner inquiring of three boys di at Dang
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    PROTEST TO SOVIET
    11 8 m Berlin a v. P East < ne 9£
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    Gold enters S.-E.A. from Formosa
    36 8 Gold enters S.-E.A. from Formosa I I ti Kiu 1 A rep iki over 10.000 have b» B PhiH B nd In- here the pricej aiv hi?"The i z\- 8 lUun }>rr o;.. and has U.P.
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    G.B.S. GOES HOME
    25 8 George Bernard Shaw. 94 Lr-old playwright, left th« i uton hospital yesterday foi his home at Ayol 81 Lawrr ence, Hortfordihlre. Reuter
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    INDIAN RED TO BE RELEASED
    41 8 INDIAN RED TO BE RELEASED M rom prison of Mohan Kumaramangalam, leadii dian Communist I' son of Dr Bubbmrayan. dian ionesla. Shortly afterwards i Madras Government i I that a fresh order lor his arrrst and detenll would be. Issued.- Reuter
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    Spoke for Spain
    42 8 Seren m Aj coun(rie s have presented a resolution railing on th^ United Nations to revoke f he diplomatic ban on Spain, and remove the banters prevei ~tng rtfe French Uovernirfrom Joining speiialised agenclef of tbe United N.itiona Reuter
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    Export standstill
    21 8 South African sugar exports to Britain have come to >. standstill. No shipment* expects until next crop is milled.- A.P.
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