The Singapore Free Press, 10 October 1950

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1950. PRICE IKN (IMS.
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    BRITISH JOIN THE BIG ATTACK
    339 1 A 11-out for Pyongyang Pyongyang, North Korean wms bundled b\ American againsl fierce resistance, was ning b) British and Australian m Im'ces penelrating NO miles jllcl, lodav reached the east m. where slreel lighting is !'i:it'> Art' now across |he points. In Uu« west a
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    The joke they all enjoyed
    75 1 pictures. Fr ee Press i here :*> n"t one unsmiling fare m the picture above. It WM t.iken while Mr Ronald \V. Williams (I aboiir MP fo r \Vuan> was addressing Mi>o studrnt<i at the Teachers' Training olI, Singapore. lhe had t»> >t.md milsidc because
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    PEKING SILENT ON NEW CROSSING
    142 1 PEKING SILENT ON NEW CROSSING PEKING, Tucs. r pHE Chinese Govern* nient maintained rigid silence over the latest phase of the Korean war yesterday, nearly 48 hours after (ieneral MacArthur ordered his forces to cross the 38th Parallel. No hi ciovvas prepared to the X tuation, was 11 to obtain
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    ODE COST HIM 12 DAYS JAIL
    90 1 ODE COST HIM 12 DAYS JAIL HONG KONCi. 1 IPs YOU have go: to be careful whom you quote In S shai these days. tiie bl-we Hoi Kor.q rv... Newsdom of Shanghai's National Fun Tan University told what happened to him when he reprinted Shelly \s "Ode to the West
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    Holiday camp firm to close
    93 1 Holiday camp firm to close LONDON. Till \N order for the compulsory winding up of B itlin'a Bahamas) Ltd.. owners of a bin holiday camp on the v. Indies island, was entered m the London Chancery Court yesterday. The order was ootained by a number of British creditors of the
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    PEKING FETES POLISH SHIP
    39 1 PEKING FETES POLISH SHIP The first Polish ship to vi.sit Communist China has reached Tientsin and Its crew is being entertained m Peking. Peking radio said the ship. Warn, brought a cargo of goods from Poland and Czechoslovakia.- A.P.
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    RUSSIA WILLING
    28 1 RUSSI A WILLING ia has act 1 l uted a Unitrci Nations proposal to join In neKotiati' r > sell t*raill to Western Cony satloni will begin In Hbrenibcr.
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    NO COLD WAR TRUCE -VISHINSKY
    111 1 NO COLD WAR TRUCE -VISHINSKY LAKE SUCCESS Tues. Tup: Russian F^ fctinis- Mr. Andrei VUhin--ky. denied published reports tterday that 'he Soviet delegation initiated overtures UJS. Secretary o! State, Mr. Dean Acheson. to negotiate an over-all nent of the cold An American i spokesman said that ihere was i.'j knowledge
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    Bandits attack security forces
    77 1 KUALA LUMPUR Tups. YESTERDAY afternoon m t Selangor a bandit gang attacked a .small security force party. Two special constables were i killed and another was wounded. One bandit was hit but escaped. A bandit gang fived on a security forces patrol m an area In
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    MISSIONARY TO PLEAD AT U.N.
    59 1 Thf Rev Michael Bcott, missionary champion of the tribes of South-We.st Africa, will fly to the United Nations Assembly at Lake Suc•r s on Saturday 'viii be at Lake Success when the question of SouthWest Africa, on which I; tern itionfil Court ;if Justice h:us
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    TACTICAL ERROR IN KOREA
    8 1 TACTICAL ERROR IN KOREA R 4 r- A.P.
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    Cash aid unlikely
    6 1 v reoorted U.P.
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    Russia finds some good in peace plan
    206 1 I. AM. SI < i ESS, Tnes ryill. United sutes yester--1 d.i\ put i proposal before the I mud Nations to give the General Assembly poHcr to send international armed forces mto action against aggressors. The Soriet Foreign Minister, M. Andrei Vishinsky, Iniaiediately
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    A SURPRISE FOR MRS POPPLE WELL
    218 1 Free I'ress Staff Reporter \]KS Ernest Popplewoll, wife of the Labour M.P. who is at piesent visiting Singapore, is due lor a pleasant surprise on Friday when her husband arrives m London with a shopping bag made by the tfirls of the Social Welfare
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    Reds building road to Tibet
    72 1 LONDON. Tues. rHE Chinese Communist army l.s building a highway to Tibet rrom Tsinghai province m northwest China. Moscow Radio announced yesterday. Quoting official Chinese Communist reporU on th<» achievements of the Peking renime durina the past year, Moscow Radio said that th*> army mm
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    Walked rather than pay
    65 1 a THOUSANDS of Sydney citizens walked to work yester- day to dod;;** a new increase m tram and bus fares. Footpaths m and near the t'itv centre were crowded with people who refused to pay four pence for one sUse that last week cost three pence.
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    Big French defeat in Indo-China
    411 1 Big French defeat in Indo-China SAIGON, Tuesday VASTLY 7 superior Communist forces smashed two French columns of several battalion > yesterday m the most destructive engagement m the four-year war between the Communistled rebel Vietminh and French and Vietnamforces. A French military spokesman said that the 0 day battle m
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    Dutch note to Indonesia 'aggressive'
    33 1 JAKARTA THE I Gov. Lhat Ifr. Dr i M militai y i self-proclaii R m/ Incoi Indonesian R« mem. l--d b\ to "d I n Indr»n**<!i.Tn it.' Reuter
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    TRADE INCREASE
    10 1 TRADE INCR EA SE One week India ended Bubs- A.P.
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      27 1 Ut Your WEDDING GIFT EXCLUSIVE this time Call Select From Our •st Cnllertiop ft LANKA JEWELLERS 20. Battery Rd.. S pore Tx^v Famous For Flavour Established 1883
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    'Mrs. America'
    109 2  -  KAY MURRAY By if a ftlm prodiK wanted to cast the rfect blueprint of tne ing American married woman, he wouldn't have to l« y Eileen McAllister, who has jusl worj the r le ol I pen, who are through measles and m anything m the wi rid,
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    Come On Now, Be Your Age
    584 2 Come On Now, Be Your Age IRIS ASHLEY SAYS: TP//£ lady Francis t 1 Marshall has sketched for you today is m a dilemma. I What we would like to point out is the extreme value of her recognising that this I dilemma exists. She has been trying on last
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    New Wonder Fabric
    119 2 I m tut urc havi v- r linings with the c< i:< x fabric, ml '<: be one of the most revolutionary ever put Part .<■!• s of any kind of cold, c \< r aluminium arc sprayed on to one Side of the fabric In a
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    Modern 'Domestic'
    305 2  -  James Bartlett By An office job or a kitthen career? Nearly one million girls m Britain threw up domestic service betweea 1930 and the end of the war for more congenial jobs at an office d< *k 01 a factory bench. Now the Ministry of Labour is spending
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      63 2 P. H. HENDBY, Jeweller 78. North Bridge Road. Singapore Bl^^ fl y. J FIRST AIDi SETS I' Prepared Igaiast Miimm v < .Us m \<uir Bmk, Factory, Office, Estato etc. Seta \A various sizes are compUlr with requisites .11 ording to the I X Factor] let rr^nireMeata tnd taffieieDi up
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      106 2 TEATHEUJOWI I CUM So light, to tppl) I Bgbt Foun<iat»on piv«s you li hm\\ mm faind kxA. I'girb», for fine delicti* ski wonmn *rho prefers a S if Right eiitiiajiting 11, Battery Road Phoi 15 CLAIRE has pi;i W/W6S TO FASH/OW^^^^ Su lid Ta tki CLAIRES Singapore Cold Stooge A-c
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      240 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR nnKN today, you have a ureat deal of potential power In your make-up. What you want, you c«i itter with great confidence and determination. Don t let this tenacity become pig-headed stubbornness. however. Be versatile and flexible enough to change with the times Since >ou are fond
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      139 2 Hew Crossword No. 173 Hh" i" I J pi; !M < KOSS 1. Like 1 noi clorc 14). I. Like a lit44e b<< len N Briton (5). a Al which hide-and-seek Ls pxclusivelj pla; 5). 9. A iittle one marrk c Capl nof H.M.S. Pm.. prefabricated (5-4). I cockroach (5,
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    'THE WORLD IS ILL MENTALLY'
    286 3 'Psycho-analyse all miters' PARIS, Monday. A I-I. the kinsjs. presidents and dictators should be stretched out on a couch and psycho-analysed before being allowed to take otiice. This, according to Detroit psychiatrist Dr Robert S. Drews, would help to prevent wars. "The history of war
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    Britain tests air defences
    6 3 inva A.P.
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    MASS ARRESTS IN SHANGHAI?
    5 3 MASS ARRESTS IN SHANGHAI? Reuter
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    RED H.Q. WRECKED
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    FOREIGN TRADE UP IN TSINGTAO
    66 3 R From Shanghai say nd for peal I kernels, peatnd tung oil is or." In reasons for growing trade through the China port of Tsinn;tao hai. once one of the i I the shipre since the Chi- liberation" .a year ago The suffered 'thro to
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    SCHOLAR DEAD
    12 3 Dr Osborn Joseph Bor?:in. greatest authorlhas 1 m Dublin. Reuter
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    BUCKLEY
    11 3 "no, *o &ucxl c y A/cnr those 'a 'J "*>.•.*+%. j*
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    THEY'LL STUDY HOUSEWIVES
    33 3 LONDON Monday -n ;vil! M)On be visited by scien- .inU to watch the women at their 5t tiri: .<s r, carrying: coal and the scientists will take Ministry of Reuter
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    Germans to share cost
    10 3 McCl Get I r!n» >uid U.P.
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    Yugoslavia frees Catholic bishop
    6 3 Yugoslavia frees Catholic bishop I Reuter
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    Formosa limits Jap goods
    11 3 Formosa limits Jap goods Ja- ree--1 to nent in- 'r'ade Reuter
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    ARMS AID URGED
    13 3 C ben- N T aR a 5 hoot Ins A.P.
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    W. Europe gets U.S. war goods
    60 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. HPHE U S Census Bureau dd the United Btates shipped to Western E U5569, 300. im)0 In gooda stratc .ifiranrp m July It would not tell which coungot them. policy of withhol lin rt .isons. the precl^ lie a of sp^ci.tl hough
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    2 years in a polar hut
    236 3 2 years in a polar hut COPENHAGEN, Monday. PROFESSOR Eiftil Knuth. back after two years m a hut only 500 miles from the North Pole, said: "The weather was not as cold as we expected." Professor Knuth was loader of a Danish scientific expedition to Pearyland, to study flora and
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    Bridge Hands
    268 3 ah J SO on THE or.re \ou"*e taken a i hi P** r mr ;to be .Ntampeded. Or e tremendously O i suit-prefen Judge for yourseelf. of the indulged m the >omeIXUTJ of a free douWest's notrump bid been based too greatly on a club n». he rouid
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    Rice farmers want arms
    67 3 RANGOON. Mon FARMERS m the Hanthawaddy district. 70 miles th ol Rangoon, want to br irmcd b> -';nv their riceIs an* m areas surrounded oy rebels and b i T: i at a ting to ask thf B I Government to give them «uns and ammunition.
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    Finland hunts drug pedlars
    76 3 Finland hunts drug pedlars Finland's police, Medical B< arc. and Ministry of the Inlcrior have be cum a joint hunt for drug pedlars arc selling heroin Injections at 20.060 marks a time In k:"s public parks. The pedlars carry syringes their pockets iind give the injections on the spot. They
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    WAITED: BEES WITH LONGER TONGUES
    129 3 WAITED: BEES WITH LONGER TONGUES ROHAMSTED Mon. BRITISH bee keepers are worried because they say that bees m Rothamsted are l ailing to pollinate red clover. Th»re are now two schools of thought on how to solve this problem. Dr. C. G Butler, of the Ministry of Agriculture's experimental station
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    Japs to have new airlines
    81 3 TOKYO. Men. GOVERNMENT ordinance authorising operation of interior airlines In .lapan will be issued by the Japanese Government some time this week, reports Kyodo News Agency. The new Jap^nes? domestic airlines with a capital of 504,--000 yen, paid by seven international airlines on an equal
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    Pravda's story
    73 3 TIIK Soviet newspaper -Pravd.t s.iid that a sroup of American business leaders had eyed the Inchon invasion from a U.S. flagship and later, at a lush banquet m fallen Seoul, celebrated the "transformation of Korea into a colon* The newspaper claimed Rear-Admiral .lames <presum ihl> Rear -Admiral .lames
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      191 3 dxir> n n/^rj»r 4 47 From rho Lon*» ■dlloriaL OINVjArCJKL .BBC*; 4.55 Composer oi Urn (BLl'i: NKTWOKKJ W«ek— Tdiaflcowsky; 1.15 Com.o a,n. New, rrom m^*.; 10.50 For ttM Schouli, 12 Pra- inn'; 6 Indonesian: News ana grammes m Matey: 1 p.m. Radio Programmes iBBO; 6.30 Canto- 1.30 Tune Signal pese;
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  • The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Oct. 10, 1950.
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      Working together
      53 4 /COMMUNITY cent! ently needed m ipoi\' rural a a thousand- things needin" to be done— from I Ing of civic conscio.; to i: ntertainment of bored children and such the ideal ing tin ing it i> }v to learn :ore the end will btfunctioning at Pas I an
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      Own Police
      138 4 II i Mr H. J. C K. the P.P.R.DC. I m bringing s cons'. lor ad lnj i cards lie acaaplishments ol rr.j ol 0 formed its own police force, I sizeabli number of special constables attach* d police a 1 m their ild It is aen oore.
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    Don Iddon's Diary
    934 4 Don Iddon's Diary NEW YORK: ISAW Louis m the morning and Ernest Bevin m the afternoon. The distance between Pompton Lakes, NewJersey, where Louis was training for his fight, and Flushing Meadow, where Bevin was fighting for peace, is only a few miles. Both men w< eing champions, slower perhaps,
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    New Malayan Police Officers
    339 4  - New Malayan Police Officers HALL ROMNEY I have before me brief bio- graphical details of nine newly-appointed members of the Malayan police force. They serve to indicate the wide field covered by recruitment of the new officers. For example. Mr. J. A. McKay, a new ASP. was born m Calcutta,
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    Mexico—Land Of Paradoxes
    710 4  - Mexico Land Of Paradoxes H. O. Brandon By IF you are looking for a country where you would feel very far away from Korea and all the other cataclysms that seem to be hovering over the world ready to strike, go to Mexico. In the three weeks I have just
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    So much For Red loyalty!
    24 4  - So much For Red loya lty! George Schwarz By 1 to Council G< Arthur live Sovi pliec for I con! m me w da
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      16 4 m T WEDDING GIFTS In SILVER OR E.P.X.S. U S. de SUVA Jewellers 106, ORCHARD RD.
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      84 4 BSiMG YOUR FILMS d TO KODAK ijf IN THf '"KtV ARCADE Those snapshots >ou meant to hi that new camera you"d almost dec/ Kodak m the Cold Storage Arcade to them As well as handling. 6t printing and pro of all I the Kodak shoplet has a complete rai photographic
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    Surgeon returns to Malaya
    5 5 Surgeon returns to Malaya M
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    THREE $800 JOBS: NO TAKERS
    267 5 THREE $800 JOBS: NO TAKERS City short of trained staff Free Press Staff Reporter gIMiAPORE Municipal Commissioners are finding it difficult to get trained men for the Municipal service. When they recently circularised their departments inviting applications for three vacant posts of temporary Superintendent of Works, Water Department, Extension orks,
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    WOMAN CLAIMED BY TWO MEN
    81 5 F.P. Malaj Correspondent RELIGIOUS authorities m Kedah and IVrlis are Investigating stateraenti i>y two men irho iiaim that they married the same woman this year. One said that his marria>{e took plaie before n. kathi m Batu Gajah, Pcrak. The <»thr r told the Kathi
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    THEY LOOK FOR OIL
    92 5 T HE Y LO OK FOR OIL I re<* Press St.iM Reporter IMGHT gi i thn by QEA-BOAC m from Lon i m on lr way to Port M rcsby, Guinea to do some i ling for !ian :neIn Papua." Mr J X Smith, who leads had i ucted not
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    SLOGANS FOR PENANG
    18 5 SLOGANS FOR PENANG I rss ft X portiT id an i I n I he pro) I selecicil
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    MOON DAY
    24 5 111* 7 If) p m I sed by Mr D. E B. RaP. L. B ick .d and. Mr. John n nd-
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    58 5 GAM BLERS FINED Cl hey m the Singapore i\- I v Couri w m Changi last .y. picture. riOME of the F tjodo»v:i guards recruited >esterday to provide armed constables to guard Rodowns and waiehouses against Communist arson attempts are seen here beine taught how to march by their sergeant-instructor
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    Regiment plan to be studied
    165 5 I ice Press "JtalT li 4 SUB COMMITTEE .1 study the 1 c prop lapore Regi nted by the Straits C\w. Brii Ish Asa elation ai a i c tnei I tbers of the sub-com-mittee are: Yap ng Geek, Ec Peng 1... Lee Kwan Yew.
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    ENVOY'S VISIT
    18 5 Tile Indian Ambr.iksador to Jakarta, Dr. P. Subbaroyan, arrived m Singapore yesterday on a short visit.
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    HE WAITS FOR BETTER TIMES
    161 5 Free Press Start' Reporter 'MY main business at pie- sent If waiting for better times". M.V. Ramasamy told i the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, yesterday m the High Court when he was examined on having failed u> ■atisfy a Judgment made against him for
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    325,000 for war victims' farms
    111 5 Free Tress StaiT Reporter 'PIIF Singapore Vat Eastern Relief Fund Committee has allocated $25,800 to be spent on a 15-acre farm which is to »c constructed at Kran.ji for war victims' families, the Free Press was told yesterday. Fhe .^'t'. winch h v red i"r
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    PRICE BOARD MOVE
    80 5 PRICE BOARD MOVE THE co < p» ra 1 lv« m well as trade unions :<-. :> seeking r» jn on the newlyformed Government-spons* red Food and Price Control rd said the Beard, m its t-up was not re- all the importnt si M I the community. The Trade Unions
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    Assistant nurses: new scheme
    191 5 Assistant nurses: new scheme Krpp Prt^s StaH Reporter PENANG. Mon. r TO meet the growing demand for recruits to the, nursing service, a new grade of "assistant nurse"' has been created m Malaya. Miss B Heuartv. Principal Matron. Federa*#»n of Malaya, said today that this grade would be open to
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    16 SQUATTER HUTS RAZED
    39 5 16 SQUATTER HUTS RA ZED Free tttm M.dl K«porWr SIXTEEN a- tap huts O troyed when an 11--plosl I of boiling minium starti d a a 3. I One hundred and I made hI at 1 n>> casualtl< s
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    Repairs go on and on
    147 5 BALMORAL RD. BOTTLENECK I i.t Pi t roR a whole >ear liaimKoad lias lit-t -ii th< oi motoristf u*taf it. I i ason? The undrr re i air U\ lite S pun- Municipal lestel .lay tin- M iof< c iw reason lor ta M |ni|
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    NEW SHIP SERVICE
    76 5 NEW SHIP SERVICE I pee Pr» -v M.ifl H«-ptrt<T THE first modern i:. built ship, tl Jalagopal \vill call at S on Thursday, making a new d Ind:an p Owned a:. --d by t Scindia Steam can accommodate 21 I arute si s to India. oipany which If s bsidised
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    WORK HARDER, MALAYS TOLD
    27 5 ALOR STAR Mon A lo M h of State and themselves made b I X when h X I Th<' R the R
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      124 5 PYRAMID HANDKERCHIEFS lr*dcMATk LkOCiOiiCVCJ hmtiCitJil <-' i^t^v ToOUI •Td Wv in>i(e you to inspect our verj nen selection of Ihcse r\l kuoM n v (1 UjjUv^t^S^il *i% 1 -jj> liigi -"^ftßfel- F.nest lawn, smali spot centre, on S;^|^' white ground with border and hem of Bmorfir^ white. In assorted colou-s
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    WEST COUNTRY XV's ALL OUT FOR HONOURS
    775 6  -  PETER LOVEGROVE H% Conn ty champions h ip prospects reviewed f rlIE Riiiiby Union county championship, set m motion m the Midlands last month, springs into violent action m the south-west on Saturday when Cornwall entertained Somerset, Devon meet Berkshire at the Rectory,
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    Everton beat Army 2-0
    83 6 Eve rton beat Army 2-0 fjWfcRTON, the EnglLsh First J Division side, beat the British Army by two goal* to nil m a soccer match at Aldershot, yesterd London Challenge Cup firstrouiul re^ul; s wtp: enfcam Hotspur i I slow 2 r• keni I, W > Ham United L\ MiUwall
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    Mixed foursomes
    58 6 THE VicomU ss v"ur of France, pn British wnmt-n's «<>lr c)::~mpion, and her partner. Henri de Lamaze, French amateur champion, won their firstround match yesterday In the mixed opt-n golf lour^omrs at Worplesdon. The French pair defeated former English champUin Molly Wallis and H. P. Lo-k by two
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    Indians win in Saigon
    110 6 Indians win in Saigon THE Indian i. Die U.uis tm visiting Saigon won both its Mlver trophy exihltion matches against South Vietnam by 3—2/ Sivaraman. former Indian national champion, was In excellent form and beat the Vietnamese starr. Mai Van Chat and Philippe Nho, after close contes The Vietnamese were
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    Tin prices
    54 6 LONTM m, T THE closing prices at \v.>terday'i afternoon session of the tin market were Spot -£843 buyers and €848 sellers, with business at 4:845 to £840 Three months £820 buyers and £825 sellers, with business at £R2O. Settlement £843. Total turnover for the day 315 tons including
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    LATEST BETTING
    159 6 J^ORD Asi ii s French Squa- dron, who will be ridden by champion Jockey Q Ri< was last i <. ie i<j-i favourite fur mon i i C itch handicap wi over at the Victoria Club London. His price was eu< by four points from the last Call
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    Leading contenders for Cesarewitch
    390 6  -  VERNON MORGAN From IIARCEL Buussac*s Oily, White Kose, was the Jl ureek-end favourite for the Cesarewitch Handicap to i>e run at Newmarket over 2{ miles tomorrow. Only .1 few points s»-p.tr.tt<-*:om the four mark?! rivals, consisting Of la.st winner, Strathspey, Lord Alton's French Squadron to be
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    Govt. stoats improving
    166 6 LONDON DI'YERS m the London Stock I were giving more of their attentta stocks than to speculate e is^in Good institutional supp< ments of half a point m British 1 and there were widespreac ing industrials. Among the lormer. nauun tiion issues were prominI^ver Brothers' I 3
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    60 6 AUSTRALIAN v. champ. Micky T 1 147 3 4 lba i surprised m a; ins last night when he Am Hams <148fc lbs.) over 12 round adlum. Early In I app idc. up I r i is. WU found it diflfif his pund the a: ■-'ins h
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    PASIR PANJANG S.C. WIN 5-2
    8 6 PASIR PANJA NG S.C. WIN 5-2 1 Sin*!*"*
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    Nee Soon lose 16-0
    31 6 SCC. H 14 men had m by 16 I a rugger mate). pada Gouid kicked two pt:;a and converted a try scored by Mclntosh and c>y M
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    21 6 Dcvi npori StT\ ic< :uv and Vwlvn by 16 t>'int.s to thfl a Rugby m at oh Reuter A.P.
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    UK SOCCER FIXTURES
    46 6 UK SOCC ER FIXTURES I.U' I'.lf. ai h. (i I r v V| .11 I H II l I ►xuj W ti \WK.»rd IHIKM IM > II rl»|t..« I r ilinnr M rrxtaJlti r«m <> I I I-H I »n« IfU'l M i It* Ant i ox Dui.
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    MALAYA MORE ATHLETIC MINDED
    310 7 MALAYA MORE ATHLETIC MINDED Future bright, says Dyson Free Press Staff Reporter QEOFFREY Dyson, chief coach to the British Amateur Athletic Association, m his final lecture at the British Council hall last nigfht, said: "Malaya has a very bright future m athletics." Dyson added. "Everywhere m the country, more and
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    Indonesians and Services teams
    92 7 DADERAN, classy right-half for the Indonesian soner tourists, will play at inside-right In today's fane ifalnst Combined Services at Jalan Besar Stadium. Aten. who turned out m the forward line m previous matches, will be at left-half. the Chinese left, returned to Ja- t by air
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    FRENCH, H.K. BASKETBALL TEAMS DUE
    89 7 THr Racial lub of Paris basketball team, one f tht Ntronsest tombinat ions arope, will arrive m i pore m January next year tor Series of niaUh.* m the olony and the Federation. This ua> revealed la Ike Free Pres> b> Mr. (ioh (hy»* Hin,
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    ARMY BEAT R.A.F. 2-0
    24 7 R A F Aytr d m I after the D d m •nan. fomrard at the I 21. On ■RAF
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    SEEDED PLAYERS ELIMINATED
    33 7 Two red courts champ] three year old G. Rom straight 6- 3. and Henry Phillinpanother veteran of over 40. beat Gerald Oakley m a ult mutch 6—3. c t 7
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    Bddminton fixtures
    69 7 .:uitl .v p tn. i intM lnt«T-( lab H P V»lurd..\ »t :o p in Men» Sißftai finals): 5. A. 1 leran Doui.u-s Seml-finali X y imp Wee R hey X Sunday at 9. :n am luniot later-dab P I> Willie I Sunday at I M> pin Junior
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    FARR RESUMES TRAINING
    71 7 FA RR RESUMES TRAINING rMMY Farr resumed serious training yesterday after lt two-wei k rest followhi.s first comeback fight. s next opponent will be Carl Nielsen of Denmark. The two men are billed for a ten-round bout at Leic on Nov. 6. I irr knocked out Jun Klein Holland m
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    All Blues held
    34 7 111 v li < -ny Staff Corrr>| nl KUALA 1 UMPUR I Tin ices All B pening match points, In a R\ he ilef'iir.d this evening 1 try while ihr a penalt;
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    Fluttering score for Fathul Karib
    226 7  -  CR US ADER IV> Fathul Karib 4: Police 1. rWTIII L Karib obtained a flattering score against Polite to enter the final of the S.A.F.A. Junior (up m their semi-final at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday Playing typical .1 I cer, Fathfu] Karib ado; elegant pa.«
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    SERVICES, CIVILIANS TEAMS FOR SAT.
    187 7 H.M.S. Malaya rugger II M.S. Malaya Rugby Competition gets underway 11- this Saturday, when m the Northern section, Perak m#et Penang and Selangor meet Kedah, while In the Southern section, Singapore Civilians play Johore and Combined Services meet Negri-Malacca. Combined Services wha Iwere finalists last
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    196,000 saw Yankees win
    49 7 BASEBALL'S World Series drew 196.009 sj> four games. Ttn Ui3.5953.669. X.. h Ol the New fork Yankee players who won S< ries. will kk about US$6,OOO. lon to salary. ,'!iia Phil- I _idit;on the teU [or US $1 ih« hts foi 100The S 2 A.P.
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    2 new 'caps' in Wales XI
    134 7 lI7ALES introduce two if new "laps" into thrir team for the International soccer match against Scotland at Cardiff on Oct M» They ar<« J. Parry, the Swansea Town goalkeeper, and B. Mien. Coventry City's inside forward. The mo>t surprising selection is at centre-half where
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    SCHOOL PACKS LEAVE ATTACK TO THREES
    311 7 SCHOOL PA CKS LEA VE A TTA CK TO THREES Free Press Rugby Reporter r rHE fact that there was no scoring m the rugby match between Raffles Institution and Victoria School on the R.I. ground yesterday may be attributed to the tact that, while forwards on both sides were
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    DANCE BAN ON TEAM
    97 7 MANCHESTER CITY balk is h.i :h oe< n given a 600-word Ust ot I and Don'ts printed on a Jirep-page Players are forbidden to ride motor-cycl not attend dun< Inesday In any v. during the id there Ltionf smoking Author ol the old Lrs McDowell, v:
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    BIRTHS
    31 8 ILLWORK. On 6h October n* X Kerb.vi Hospital, to of A. J. Waliwork. a 'I night HAMILTON-BROWN:— Tb BarF L RAF. son, on Wrdnesdiy, 4.10 50. at B NT.H. Singaiiore.
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    36 8 ENGA GEM EN T iR PH NORTHFN AND II BERT W R AC announced n Paul Harold iTin; Major and Mrs. A Of Rt\ G .d J.x»n r of MaJ if D P. Gilbert, of i
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    31 8 ACKNOW LE DG EMENTS C B >udvillt» th\nl^ etidfaaeral of rhf l.r.e Mr. I ifcd i Mrs. I >nks ids. Tbcksc who ren- D I LEE THIAN FOOK •::d offr 1
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    U.S. CUTS NATURAL RUBBER
    363 8 U.S. CUTS NATURAL RUBBER Enlarging the stockpile NEW YORK, Tuesday. MAKERS of tyres, girdles, foam rubber mattresses and rubber shoe soles m the United States are looking for further orders m the use of natural rubber and latex. The U.S. Government is stepping up its stockpiling of natural rubber and
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    Mama San is 'occupied'
    272 8 Mama San is 'occupied OKCHON, Korea, Tuesday. LM>K the first time m 40 years an old Korean lady is "occupied" by foreign tr<><>l>s today and that is by invitation. The air force officers who are living In her home call her "Mama San' m her lon« life tinie "Mama San"
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    Britain's war on locusts
    78 8 LONDON. Tui BRITAIN has begun a new kind of war In the Middle East and Africa. The enemy is the locust, which thr th»' lood crops of a d countries. Thr British Government and British colonial territories have aLIiH-atrd the equivalent of 0. 750.000 over a
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    FAROUK IN ITALY
    31 8 FA ROUK IN ITA LY Kin,- Kin-... >ii kgvjvi ana his party sailed n.t') the Italian pert 111 San Reou). yc|terday. He is expected to reimaiii for two t :avs.- A.P.
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    PAKISTAN TO AID REFUGEES
    45 8 m Deputy Finance Minister, Dr. Mahmood Huwain, introduced a supplementary tax bill m Parliament to raise 2i.00u.000 rupees for ;ne relief and rehabl.'lt o\ 10.000.000 Muslim refugees Who (\nnv trum India alt partition and during the n:sturbances early this years A.P.
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    Truman to address U.N.
    61 8 LAKE SUCCESS. Ttaet. 1«E United Nations announced yesterday that President Truman has accepted an invitation to address a special meeting of the General Assembly on United Nations Day. Oct. 24. The invitation was extend- I ♦•d by the Secretary -General i Mr. Trygve Lie, on behalf
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    TRIAL POSTPONED
    30 8 A special tribunal In Ran- poon yesterday postponed until Thursday the treason trial of the American doctor. Gordon S. Seagrave, because of the illness of a indue. A.P.
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    Mint makes 5/2d profit on coins
    127 8 Mint makes 5/2 d profit on coins LONDON, Mon gRITAIN'S collectors o. coins are already ordering from the Royal Mint sets lof the current coinage now beinjj specially struck for this pupose. The sets, packed m small carboard boxes, comprise one half-crown one florin. two I separate shillings, a sixpence.
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    Psychiatrist shot dead
    90 8 NEWHAVEN C Lcut Tuesday. pOLICE yesterday arrested Theodore TrenUyon, 27. an honours graduate of Yak and a graduate of Harvard Divinity School m connection with the murder o! a prominer.* Yale ps- aid the critical wounding of his wife. ntlyon, who was a' 1 for .1 wa*
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    JEWISH CAMPS TO CLOSE
    53 8 Jewish displaced persons camps will cLsapprar irum Germany within the i an American welfai i tiicial >aid yesterday. Mr. Samuel L. Habrr. direcr Germany of the American Joint Distribution Committee, said thai so tar more than 75.000 Jews have been help d to emigrate from Germany
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    MONUMENT
    19 8 MONU ME NT The LinptTor of Ethiopia. Haile Selassie, step> bark after unveiling a vsar nipmoriaJ m Addis \baba.
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    JEST A MINUTE!
    36 8  -  GEOFFREY EVA NS By I tell you tht s-in sn t ko;/>k to be blue again to*da\ but it you don t come on m, me ruddy air is goirg to be blue
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    SECRET FUEHRER IN S. AFRICA?
    213 8 W IIM M CAPE TOWN. Tuesday. HO is the secret fuehrer whose orders, says the smuts I niU.fl Party, swung the German vote writes- t0 su I l )ort Malan? A correspondent I put the question to 65-year-old Dr Karl Frev during the U war
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    JEWS RETURN TO SETTLE IN GALILEE
    160 8 JERUSALEM. TV qalilee. 1,000 yean one of populattd parts of the Holy I bu f almost 4e beine resettled by the builders of the Jewish st The first f« -w of the twohundred Galil o vi viil. mentioned by the his f or*an Josephui
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    Chiang Hays Red regime
    92 8 TAIPEH. nil DREBIDENT Chiang Kai■hek said today that the Chinese Communists h an army of 5.000 000 men, but plan to conscript at 60.000.000 of the nation "s 300.--000.000 farmers The Chinese Nader President lashed out Red regime and p* return to the m&inlmitd. }W made
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