The Singapore Free Press, 13 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 dgsfhwr SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    BUDGET SPEECH TELLS OF BIG PLANS
    73 1 i wn planner iew hospital m hi> budget speech at the Legislative Council this ke of the man\ social reforms to he carried out m ig the coming year. "Our prime task", he said, "is to < onditions which would make infection by the
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    Sacrifices must be pronounced
    200 1 This period has been called a cold war. Then- are many reasons lor the use «>( thr word wir and po*>Mr»U One is that the period calls for that same Intensity ol effect -md sacrifice which is rrd when a countr\ Is ii!\ rag ifed In
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    "Social welfare comes first'
    1329 1 Tin: Govern I i>t year 1 tried to give you leu ol |hf Colony's position against the wider bark- round of Malaya and South Fast \>ia. ,ir I should like to \ar> this view-point and some brief account of the position of Singapore against the background
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    WEDDING SET
    9 1 WE DDING SET :11 be 27 the Prophet A.P.
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    GUNMEN SET FIRE TO SINGAPORE FACTORY
    263 1 GU NMEN SET FIRE TO SINGAPORE FACTORY E*IVE Chinese youths, three of whom were said to have been armed, set fire to the Michelin Tyres factory at Kirn Yam Road just alter 7 a.m. today. The Sikh watchman, stating this, added that the youths shot at him twice. The youths
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    Mines delay U.N. advance
    11 1 RTH KOREA, I I i mine- m.
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    U.K. sending surgeons to S'pore
    60 1 il > H( i f( r R iral w- I The replies i the p sit n In Singap cd." l jo on to rnment's Ini and .t »ist ail lot ai ofl ho are Judg capable "i qualifying as I surge »ns and who
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    'UNITY' COLLEGE
    6 1 'U NI TY COLLEGE tu34i5u Reuter
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    'EXTRA SOURCES OF REVENUE'
    170 1 'EXTRA SOURCES OF REVENUE' THE Financial Secre--1 tary, Mr. J. E Pepper, told members of the Singapore Legislative Council at their budget meeting this morning that he would make certain proposals for the raisins: of additional sources of revenue to balance the G 1 <> n f budget or next
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    REDS ARRESTED
    18 1 Poll two ranKng officials of the T ?ommun] I party yest< 5 of ODSitrucl cupa- Reuter
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    MR. YOUNGER IS CAUTIOUS
    178 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Friday. REFERRING to Soviet obstructions since the birth Of the United Nations live years at;o, the British delegate, Mr. Kenneth Younger, told the Political Committee: "We are therefore, entitled to ask Mr. Vishinsky, when he speaks to give us some substantial ground for believing
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    Envoy's fate: France worried
    66 1 PARIS'. Fri I*HE French Govcrnmen: Is "deeply concerned" over the fate of M. Georges Perrusche, who was Charge d 'Affaires of the French Legation m Seoul until hp \va.s taken prisoner by the North Korean Communists last July. A highly-placed source said yesterday the Government "is
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    Amboina plea
    28 1 A radio last night an American Methodist sionary. askod for "the sympathy of the Amrrican pcr»ple for the Ambolnese who are lighting for their freedom.' A.P.
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    MAN MENTRI BESAR
    55 1 Tuan Syed Abdul Ka sldent of the Johore Bahni Town Board, la to or Mentri; B^sar of Johore In succession to Dato Onn bin Jaafar. Dato W;in Iciris. at present noting Mentri Besar, will on four months' lea\ frcm Oct. 18, aitcr which he will resume his
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    TRADE BALANCE
    9 1 trade bal v francs (US$23.O A. P.
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    Killed Robin: charged
    59 1 ILEX J. Phillips, 15, was rharjed nt Dayton, Ohio, v>»th killing a robin. The game protector. Mr. Knrl Keller, said he iouiid the robin, dressed apparently for cooking, m a dis>h on Phillips' window sill. The specific charge Is "catching; killing and having m his possession a
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    UN keeps Rhee out of North Korea
    84 1 UN keeps Rhee out of North Korea LAKE SI ESS Fit THE Seven-nation I'nited Nations Interim Committee on Korea, yesterday instructed General Dongas H««Arthur to conline the authority of President Syngman Kin south Korean government below the 38th Parallel and to set up a new civil administration m liberated North
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    Peter And The Wolf
    85 2 PUPILS of the Fine Art of Movement Academy are presenting (lie musical dance "Peter and the Wolf" shortly. Here are some of the characters. Above, left: Christ Hot Hanson. u<jtd three, as urandpapa representing > "fearful age" right, Lin- j den Foo. age S, as the
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    GOLD MESH FOR JANE
    172 2 !:< >LLYWOOD \\'HAI holds ilia- v] I asked the costume while eylnp Jane Russell's lov strapl< ss gown Bhe does he repli Michael Woulfe ha^ de(l 12 breathtaking costumea for breath-taking Miss Russell m 'Macao The heaviest is ef gold mesh the kind of stuff ihev
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    Decorating With Shells
    97 2  - Decorating With Shells MARY IRWIN By- 1 and i >m d at <■ 1 at I In eff< by r iluo of from /)y 0/ The out red dress gan jacket m p^ irathea hu John has a tachahle ailet m wh with v ers and is ft- five large
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    Don't Be 'Dressy', Try To Be Smart
    489 2 FRANCES DALE ADVISES:— PARIS intends you to be glamorous when you put on your party frocks, and some of its most entrancing styles are suited to the small dress allowance. High on the list is the "upin front and down-at-the-back" evening style ballet
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      91 2 ft t COVC \>f 1 by can't talk but baby can tell you m baby's way which h i^ be^t by steady progress, by contentment, and sweet p. How gladly a mother welcomes these signs that baby is on Ostcrmilk. The formula of Ostermilk is such that jt is most
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      100 2 9/ li (^{adettnt Ltd. Now Showin French Model Ila Evening ft CoeklaH Gowns 278 Orchard Road L WIIHOH mmm KIDM i. :i\gs KLi.mr to si m /UX FORMS OF Rill THE TEDERAL DISPENSARY M\l, \J Ly^l^l I!C<^ /ftA MARK OF UMVERSAI 0 FIVE BIG STAR* BIG rK g*^k, VVALTtR PiDGEON
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      41 2 Solution to Crossword No. 175 SOLUTION %ctcm: I, P tblic 7. Meeting 8, Stigma 9 Ostrich N. Refti IS r ill Mall it Shal non. 19. Radical 20. I.rt? Kit. Down: I. Ptistry. 2. Briefs 3 Immortal a <• > ise p. al.
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      89 2 New Crossword No, 176 *j 1 a^a^La^aM Ua^aW Ba^^ cms I perhaps <4>. Sacred bird ol old Beypt iu«w ip i.i, h. Thi 11 pin was such a draper is| 16 turned back to do a bit ol gardening m), v. 30, p^.' 12. Proi 1 rsistin n opposition <a
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      173 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DOi,N today, you a:. student at heart and even if j mi are not able to continue your uork into the higher bri i uill always i!« U .iia,n; tom you go thi life. '> I' 1 I i. i 01 ill that fri ii could further
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    REDS ABANDON ALL EQUIPMENT
    330 3 REDS ABANDON ALL EQUIPMENT Evaluation ofN. Korean disaster TOKYO, Thursday. rill: North Korean army encircled and cut ti> pieces below the 38th Parallel was so completely i troyed that it lost nil its heavy equipment, an Intelligence office] at Genera] Mac Arthur's Headquarters said. xtenr of the ci: that overtook
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    THE REDS ARE 'JITTERY'
    40 3 THE REDS ARE 'JITTERY' NEW YORK, Thursday. A has become "frantitally jittery i ommunist restlessness throughuntrits In Eastern Europe," Drummond. information thief ill nan In Europe and former Euro- hristian Science Monitor. lid: "The Soviet Communists trie last two years:
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    Cow elected beauty queen of Israel
    20 3 Cow elected beauty queen of Israel HAIFA 1 urael be i i ow of Israel— ii c offspring has A.P.
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    U.S. invites treaty views
    6 3 U.S. invites treaty views I Reuter
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    3 3 ;ng the Reuter
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    REICH DEBTS
    14 3 Pv*- reign lebts of R h ai 1.000 1 today's exchai Reuter
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    Indonesia silent on arms aid
    80 3 THE In Mlnist Mohammed Room, k.us refused 10 < or deny Indonesian I that d ::s ben a joint U S Si partment -Milii MiJ and the Indonesian Govern- L* S mi] r:y aid to Indonesia had failed. He ri M< Iby M v I
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    Burma rice wants buyers
    51 3 RANGOON. Thurs. The Bi.. me* i^ announced thai markets for rice must be found Imm mtry's I mic i tare is not d. 'I sure i fc re-establish pre-war n The Government said rire available for -51 will be 800.000 t Of which 620.000 tons n
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    BUCKLEY
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    Ships which are menace to life
    142 3 BONG KONG, Thursday. 4 GREAT many ships plying Asiatic waters are operated under "deplorable conditions winch are a menace to the life and safety of passengers and ear*) according to the Hone Kong port authorities. ntinue to arrive m Huny Kon" m a^condition which
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    LINK RESUMED
    28 3 LINK RESUME D Teieplv I the United States and Seoul. Ital of South Korea, has tabli^hcd for the tlrs; c since the city was libted from the Communl
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    Bridge Hands
    225 3 With oeltber side vuta< r« you are Weal wltb the folio*-. ng i ardt South West North Paw 10 T WHAT do fOU bid? Your partner has passed and four right-hand opponent has opened the bidding Your best chance o/ game is three notrump. Why not bid it
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    Feminine rubdowns are out
    209 3 HONG KONG, Thursday. r rlli: PUBLIC hath house, one of China's oldest and r most necessary institutions, is about to have its face washed. New regulations issued by the Public Health Bureau m Shanghai require bath houses to be inspected and licensed, and establish minimum health
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    NEHRU MEETS U.S. SENATOR
    61 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs. gENATOR Claude Pepp?r I Democrat, Florida) who is m New Delhi on a tour. lunched with Pandit Nehru iv and mci the c planning (ommLs- which is co-ordinati rountry'i developm r Proper, vbo to I the end of ihc v. told a press
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    JAPANS GETS A MARINE RADAR
    28 3 JA PAN S GETS A MARINE RADAR at HanpBritish marine ra I j II I] be I n the Nippon to leave retic whaling i on Oct. Reuter
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    Mission ends Jakarta visit
    44 3 KARTA, Thurs. irtmentM underMr. John M< U Major era] Graves Erskine yesterday ned to Wash m m fter an fi formal n ;nt «f v. h th In- eminent but merely observed th i I n had irno and A.P.
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    40,000 MORE
    23 3 The r S iw l)rp.ir' merit has aske select i vice to draft 40.^00 men foi the army during December. A.P.
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    More powers sought
    20 3 the i mission Ider po« j make further tt le the 6 I I .need r Reuter
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    Rossellini sues U.S. Senator
    11 3 Rossellini sues U. S. Senator r R C. J«': :e A.P.
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    9 miles on lighter fuel
    73 3 V iMctortsl v °iii «»t petrel at Mcrium (Dev#a« shire) bought up all the Kgfetcf fad he could find .a the stem &ad jmorti ii into his car. It co«-t him 7* C<d. to ir.ivfl nine miles to his home. ISru lfii> will not Jiapprn
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    Austria plea for U.N. aid
    54 3 SHINGTON, T. £)R. KARL Gruber, Austria's Ptoreign Minister, said auntry may ji.- api't al to the United pvent i for real liberation." i tha* lomacy haj delayed a;, a Lth aii accum 7/hi^ii have not the ri the Issue, Dr I N Pres> Club dip-
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    MINISTER IN DINNER UPROAR
    25 3 MINISTER IN DINNER UPROAR LO'- rs. UPROAR halted a speech by Mr Harold Wilson. Pre--1 <»f Tra :inef Produe A howled i r He i
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      112 3 Jjoii S^ Z^l Hair W^^ When you use Brylcreem, your hair will never let r€3^. you down. It will stay m perfect position throughout 1 /*^y* fhe most hair-ruHiing day! Soft, glossy, without a trace of gumming A am that's what Brylcreem'd hair means to you. And it means much
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      196 3 SINGAPORE 47 From the LondOT Edl or v; is dinVjArwnb .BBC)- 4.55 Composer of the (BUT NETWORK) Week— Tchaikovsky; 5.15 Special 10 a.m. News from Singapore; D;spatch (BBC); 5?0 London 12 Programmes In Malay: 1 p.m. studio Concerts; 6 Indonesian: Light Music; 1.30 Time Signal Hvn and Programmes (BBC' N«w«;
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  • The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Oct. 13, 1950
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      Budget Day
      49 4 "ll'h wno are belie 1 m democracy" Governor at tins morning's budget Singapore mncil, nfident that mmunism c a n n o t vail m a country mocratic is deof the pie" S bunIXi icy or m the I v l i i ti bti With i
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      The hospitals
      56 4 SI n x- |l I B ids do i ben d and a been 1 i ur mornA Franklin .ries such X »dom and fir ml Feguard v of their peop Lhe CommunJ urbance of world pe. prosperity, Singapore is fortunate m that her Ibution can be In
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    U.S. Marines Had To Fight To Live
    778 4  -  William Courtenay By* tn£ United States A Marines have been fighting for their lives— not m Korea but at Washington. Their battle however has been won on the Korean Front tor it is here m recent days that they have justified all that
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    Red Shadow On The Balkans
    515 4  -  Fitzroy Maclean By THESSALONIKI: MACEDONIA h a 8 always been a mix-up. Hence the term "macedoine de fruits". Today if is more vi a mix-up than ever. tically as well as racially. Motoring from Serbia down to Skoplje, the capital J igoslav Macedonia, and on
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    When the Conservatives Hated Churchill
    567 4 SOON after I took my at for the first time m the House of nmons In February, 1905, a young man came up to me whose face was tiliar to me from cartoons and the Illustrated papers. He said, "I am Winston Churchill and we
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    CARUSO RIDDLE
    9 4  -  BOB THOMAS By rai Ctruao I I
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      17 4 POPULAR HOUSE for SPORT CUPS MEDALS i i% ellet P. H. HENDRY, 7S. \..rlh Bridge Kd Spore.
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      42 4 COLD STORAGE BR£AP IS VITAMIN ENRICHED Cold Stora adopt vitamm enr.chment bread is so important to h I >res m Amer -ca hay« compulsory. a -e har; contribution I health c cost to the public. good bread made h COLD STORAGE BAKERY
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    MORE WARDS MORE STAFF FOR HOSPITALS
    276 5 Singapore budgets for increased services Free Press Staff Reporter wards and a bigger staff m the Singapore hospitals, more > and teachers, and more police are among the new proposals erament'a I!>."H program me provided for m the budget tabled gislative Council this morning.
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    New A.C.S.U. move on wages
    6 5 New A.C.S.U. move on wages :lrr
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    Budget details
    63 5 AT Is ie Sinibled m the Legislative Council this Revenue $113,261,882 Fxpeni »2 K.\ on Public Works I deficit $13,499,770 The i tnmary of the revenue estimated for D. 578 H- c In aid $9,197,310: R- ceij: L 3. i I i KB. I I i < I
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    $700,000 MORE TO HELP NEEDY
    231 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Social Welfare Department is to spend 8700,000 more m annually recurrent expenditure next year under proposals m the Government's draft Budget for next year. The increase will make possible a widening of the Reid of public assistance m needy cases
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    DRIVER CLEARED
    36 5 JOHOKE BAHRU. Thurfi Charged w:- B Federation 1 Bishen Singh, a Singap< r ;er. was at. 1 his bt;nu r called He c] 1 d taxi on the S f tin <!a i» way
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    Right to appeal in property claims
    238 5 Free Tress Stall Reporter 4 PERSON who claims to be entitled to non-enemy A property m Singapore should be entitled to appeal to a District Court if the Custodian of Property refuses to release or transfer such property. This is one of the recommendations
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    GIRLS ARE KEENER
    190 5 I^HE drive started by the Singapore police force m April to enrol Chinese youths as regular constables has not met with enthusiastic response. The Commandant of the Police Training School, Mr. B V. Smith, told the Free j Press yesterday: M We want as many men as
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    SHE GIVES GLAMOUR' TO VILLAGE GIRLS
    253 5 SHE GIVES GLAMOUR TO VILLAGE GIRLS Free Press Staff Kcpttn THREE frightened people m StmpWl told me their stories yesterday- a woman who wank make village girls "glamour conscious", t».»ner who has tilled his own bit of land fur Hfttfl i an 86-year-old former rickshaw -pu'lvr wh" built a house
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    'HERE'S MY HAND, SAYS MR. ONG
    270 6 'HERE'S MY HAND, SAYS MR. ONG Free Press Staff Reporter Mi; T Oni president of the Straits Chinese British Association. Singapore, yesterday adopted a "let's r«r*iv< and forget" attitude towards the Malayan Chinese Association after the statement made by Mr. (hop.- Thutt Pitt, chairman of the Singapore branch of the
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    REES TAKES £300 PRIZE
    130 6 REES TAKES £300 PRIZE WELSHMAN Dai Reea won first prl2 ■of £300 In 72-hole Duiilop Masters' golf tournament at Hoylakp yesterday He had already won the BdUlh match-play title. Rtes had an aggregate of 281. His last round of 69 equalled the course record. Rees finished !<-nr strikes ahead of
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    SCHOOLBOY TO PLAY v. M.C.C.
    79 6 SCHOOLBOY TO PL A Y v. M.C.C. URUCE Bugglnt, 15-year-old schoolboy, will keep wicket for Western Australia w the tame uyains: the> M.C.C. team starting on Monday Bruce is the youngest AujUan ever to play m an official match against England. The M.C.C. leave out Len Hutton, Tievor BaiUy, Eric
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    SINGAPORE 'MUST LOOK TO DEFENCES'
    643 6 Gimson 's call to close ranks Free Press Staff Keporter SINGAPORE was described today by the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, as tk a sale harbour m the troubled seas of South East Asia I This state of affairs wraa made possible he told the Legislative
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    BRIGHTER CRICKET
    115 6 N incentive poi!. .cm 1 to ensure brighter cricket will be tried m Adelaide this heme \\ds oriated by D:ck Poun* ary 01 the Pro I üb. It; addition to match points. as v. lii b< i en i'h points for runj scored and w.<> I Incen* tivo
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    U.K. rugby results
    19 6 UfAßtt SSHIHit > .on county eh. ithshire 9. North Midi a 12: 19. Cross X A.P. Reuter
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    Gilt-edgeds are popular
    139 6 LONDON. I rid iv 4 TEN shillings premium was established m the new South African 3! r < loan when dealings m this issue bpgan on the Stock Exchange yfitciJiy, Mates Keuter's financial correspondent. The gilte<tef*d section was cheered by tin whelming success of U £5.000.000 i
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    Brooks v Golden Boy Tonight
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    PAISH BEATS BOROTRA
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      114 6 FAREWELL SINGAPORE JUNE HAMILTON Says 'CHEERIO* TO ALL KIR I N it a GALA FAREWELL APPEARANCE at CAPITOL BALLROOM RESTAURANT THURSDAY 19th OCTOBER To mark the occasion every d> will be presented with a botlic of 'Merrier' Champagne with the compliments of the wanagcfr^ JUNE HAMILTON IS STILL] APPEARING NIGHTLY
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      125 6 m2ndr3K& Exclusive la th > Singiipore Free Press m Malaya >\ i A~. I > 4 -~**&j**- us LOG \TO 7 JANE Exclusive to the Singapore free Press m Malaya TOUCHWOOD HA~*S JANE BACK jV KAIG>HT>, fcAOor-i'V >OU ACS X>U V"" 1 >*T ?H4T U£X4£NT TO 7H£ SOCKS- By H£R
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    'Stop arms race'—Red
    13 8 'Stop arms race' Red Os: Ti problem tid our how prove A. P.
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    SIR JOSEPH BURN
    17 8 6ir Joseph Burn. President Prudt'ir nee C( tnpany, di< i m rday, m'-d 79.
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    CZECHS HAVE LITERARY CABINET
    251 8 P.M. author of 64 books PRAGUE, Friday. MEN who write books are numerous and prolific m Czechoslovakia s oilkial family. Probably no other country so small is its equal m this respect. The cabinet members have published among them 112 books and pamphlets. Rudolf Slansky, Secretary-General
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