The Singapore Free Press, 16 October 1950

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA s SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    PYONGYANG BY THIS WEEKEND
    240 1 PYONGYANG BY THIS WEEKEND One-fifth of north in U.A r hands TOKYO, Monday. pHE victorious United Nations arm\, now outnumbering the Communists by two or three to one. attacked down four roads to Pyongyang at dawn today in i drive to seize the Red capital before the Four South Korean
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    'Teeth' for U.N. assembly
    112 1 l \KI >l C ESS, Monday, will put before the United M in Political Committee Vn\ iy its i res riution to give the General teeth for use Against aggres>>ors cts \\\a\ it will be roted upon tliis :o include the result, in the ii a
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    CONTROL
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    Gen. DunSop returning
    29 1 MAJOR-GENERAL I) D lop S rum- .1 was formed In July, Is 31ngapo nth. Ma >r G n ril Hedli leave in B and Is as
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    GOVT. RESIGNS
    44 1 nt resigned last night. nment was formed in M Prime id B<:: Oui ion. 1 is a coalition, principally of the leftwing group and the URF I United Re: I Pront i with one member each of the Progressive and Sei>hardi Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
    75 1 Yi -..viiKDAY on an estate road in Johore bandits Bred on a lorry carrying Security Fortes personnel and civilians after an electrically detonated mine on the road had stopped the vehicle A Police corporal, live police constables, .two extra police constables and a civilian constable, an extra polite
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    TO PROBE SEA LIFE 4½ MILES DOWN
    81 1 TO PROBE SEA LIFE 4½ MILES DOWN COPENHAGEN, Mon. V B< [ENTIFIC expcdit lei l lopenha tersail round the s more than 4- lown in the Dr Anton Bruun, Danish >f the expedition, said before le.r Over one-third of the earth's surface Is covered by sea an 12.000 feet deep
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    SPIES SENTENCED
    43 1 ver. Po sentenced to death and three others prison terms of from 12 years to life at the week-end al la Warsaw military tribui ai found them guilty of sp for the U.S. the Polish news agency PAP. 1 yesterday U.P.
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    Detention is 'not political'
    66 1 ATHENS, Mon. ACxti^K. Government spokesman emphatically denied last night that "politics" were involved in the continued Imprisonment >i Costa Kephaloyannis, the "Cretan Romeo" whose runaway marriage seven weeks ayo brought the Mediterranean island to the brink of civil war. Costa 'a brother. Manuel, Populist member of
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    Dash to save prisoners
    34 1 Dash to save prisoners i -led Korean in t' in. i inw estimated i vai ir >tn he hand* i»f ,uanK irilh |fd r«»nv<»v i iinnit*utioi, irWrli itc of hunK 'rein pri- MMM< U.P.
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    ACID ON GIRLS' SCHOOL CHIKF
    76 1 ACID ON GIRLS' SCHOOL CHIKF MADAME lin Yuen Slant;, principal of Nanyang Girls 1 School, was attacked bv an acid thrower while she was walking to her school In King's Koad this morning, (he police reported. Icid was thrown over her face *m\ body. .1 member of (he school told
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    GERMAN URGES 'NO REARMING'
    48 1 D:- Ci inn. rmer West < I 'rman Minister of the Interior, said in Frankfurt yesterday that West Germany coulld never become den If it is forced to b'-a: iwlll.v. :\v. Dr Hi in. who r- li.rd last week, appealed to tO opy n. Reuter
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    DRUM ON BEEN, FIGHT FOR WEEK
    213 1 IMT AT A. EASTERN CAPE PROVINCE, Monday. TWENTY -TWO Africans have been killed and many wounded In one of the bloodiest faction fights In this district for years. The fighting started early last when tribesmen reported drunk with newly-brewed b- r and dnxious to
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    MONETARY PACT
    11 1 .mark and Britain have led new monetary lereement.- Reuter
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    44 1 picture. Pussy was a pussy foot! The ship's cat on board the Jalagopal refuses a drink from Chief Officer hiklaik.»r and prefers to nestle u unst Third Officer Javaram at the cocktail parly uiven to celebrate the vessel's Inaugural run to Singapore Free Press
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    Free workers break strike
    115 1 Free workers break strike MILAN. Mon. A FARM- hand strike which had plagued nor' hern italv lor 22 days ended yesterday alter 4.000 "free" ■is arrived in I I work in ricefields. The Communist -led farmhands union Issued a hasty order to cease u\e strike in Novara province and immediately
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    An error of 11 miles
    72 1 V British scientist said yesterday he his confirmation from both the Tinted States and Swedish experts of his discovery that the accepted speed of light was in error by 11 miles in nearly 200,000. The scientist. Louis Losen, of the governments ontroiled National Physical laboratory,
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    WAKE MEETING 'REASSURING'
    253 1 WASHINGTON, Monday. SENATOR Theodore Green, Democrat, said yesterday that President Truman's meeting with i General Douglas Mac-Arthur should '"reassure" the people that there is no serious "rift between the two over Far Eastern policy. Mr. Green, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and one of
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    SCULLING CHAMPION IN S'PORE
    117 1 SCULLING CHAMPION IN S'PORE MERVYN Wood, Ift 3in Olympic and EmpJ ling champion who recen annexed the world title on SchuylkUl River, Philadelphia. ugh Singapore by Qantas plane early this morning on his way back I tralia to continue his job fingerprint expert wnh the New South Wales Police Force.
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    I.C.-China frontier wide open
    456 1 I.C. -China frontier wide open THE following dispatch from Saigon, received this morning, is the MO complete account of the situation in Indo-China to be written I recent French reverses. A BLOOD-STAINED path of broken bodies and broken fortresses today marks what once were the strongest links in French defences
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    Bevin, the Rambler, Bevan The Virtuoso
    622 2  -  MILTON SCHULMAN THE LABOUR PARTY CONFERENCE J By MARGATE: r rHE day stretched 1 from Korea to k ers. It began in the realms of «nic control and aid for bark ward countries. ci relentlessly but in- subsided on to the more familiar levels
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    STRANGE AFRICAN MYTHS
    475 2  - STRANGE AFRICAN MYTHS GEOFFREY JENKINS —By THE African native believes that the knowledge which built the steelworks of Sheffield was learned from elephants I discovered this when a.skins them about their attitude to the big new state-owned steelworks starting up soon at Vanderbij) Park, on the Vaal River to turn
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    Egyptians Had A Strict Code
    799 2  - Egyptians Had A Strict Code J. ILLOVSKY By rpHE Egyptian texts and the mummies revealed that surgery was developed to a very high degree. Broken bones were put in splints. Dislocation of joints were treated by replacing them and bandaging. The earliest operation was the circumcision of boys and girls
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    14 2 4 W* m> intention to heal inrreases in \mres, motor l\re» and i/*M repair:"
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    Barry and the Big Drum
    90 2 SYDNEY. pOURTEEN feM oici B Fitch* boarded a Aded bus wi bass When wo |ef! the bus he noticed parcel which didn't belong to him wedged In the cording ol the drum Barry. drum and all. chased the bus for two hundred yards, bus conductor
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    Killers roam Mexico City
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      107 2 FREE PRESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATIONS VACANT— SITUATIONS WANTED— ACCOMMODATION VACANT /CCOMMODATION WANTED— FOR SALE— VEHICLES FOR SALE— WANTED TUITION— MISCELLANEOUS Writ.- voui advertisement here in BLOCK LETTERS five words to a line Cost pci minimum 4 lines) Insertion 4 lines S2 (minimum charge) Box number Fifty Cents Extra $2.50 $3.00
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      31 2 fif/lf/T/AX WW? HOME «f?^t Venetian blinds! i DECORATIVE COLC. RUST PROOF WILL NOT LICHT STAYS CL[ Apply Importer LEBEL (CHINA) Lit 4th Floor Union Building T*. -—7 DRINK fiy mosT v
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      194 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DOKN today, you have the type of mind which will And its brM expression in science or literature. Von mi^ht even combine the two to distinct advantage. You have more than average talent, hut are inclined to underestimate it. I. earn to he more sure of yourself
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    NO FRYING PANS FOR RUSSIANS
    180 3 NO FRYING PANS FOR RUSSIANS Household goods disappearing STOCKHOLM. Sunday. «JO\ lET Russia is choosing guns before buttons. More and more household goods are disappearing from the market as war industries grow, according to Russian newspapers. A recent issue of the trade union organ "Trud" wrote: "Letters are coming in
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    Non stopped from donating fortune
    35 3 ATHENS, Sunday. IPPAS i ffar-old nun who signed i r pr»>j>'rt> risjhts |o the Julian iuiN been returned to her sten followlnf legal Interrention. H 43. v S pro: I
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    10 3 n Marched through Seoul to t ip^ A P photo:
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    'Grandmas die during sports fixtures'
    9 3 'Grandmas die during sports fixtures' Mi ai H B
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    JAP IMPORTS UP
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    TREE TO FIGHT DROUGHT
    70 3 TREE TO FIGHT DROUGHT JOHANNESBURG Sun. COUTH A: are 3 plans 1 :o fight drought In various parts of the coi The tree is the ordinary quite. An America like South thorn trees which the driest country. It down 50 or 60 underground water and herds f igh l°ng droug
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    Ships delayed at Suez
    11 3 ATHENS. Sun I I United KingE*yp- I
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    20 3 pitlure. Eight-inch suns of a l\S. cruiser firing at a Communist urirK on the #».ist inaU of north Korea- USIS
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    BUKCLEY
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    FRENCH RED CHIEF ILL
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    MCCLOY HITS OUT
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    'RELIGION NEEDS NO STATE AID'
    53 3 colu in. A LEADING bhikku urged Prime Minist i, 1 i S .Sr-nana-he T .v:i s addr- ssing ai Hingurakgod ern provina i an add n r ol H^ recommended a Minis- i Btsdi Pi pd i Gautamt B i n of a Had pr<»paltd
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    REDS GET THE WORST OF IT
    25 3 PVOS were i ported 1 v<-.'d in Itt] in ral Burmese dis- 3ffiI 'ht 3 bat I les. A.P.
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    Bridge Hands
    111 3 SOUTH and rat 'led off seven heart tricks, gathering 500-polnt The no?ab!e feature of the n.ddlng la Bouth d P^ssing. The op.v r hOdOX. A bid o! with not a piece trick o:; the s.rie. and with :i toog Will that kills the defensi'. i« value of th'-
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    TAKE SALT IF THIRSTY
    106 3 SEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, Sunday. TAKE a drink of salt water when you reach the stage of really craving for alcohol, says the quarter!) Journal of Alcohol. Because, it is explained, your body is really iving salt, even though your palate says alcohol. Thi ►thing in. 7
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    He built his own castle
    118 3 FOX RIVEK GROVE, ILLINOIS, Sunday. II'HE.N Ted Bettendorff was a lad in Europe he um-1 to dream about how nice it would be to I've in a castle. Now, a man of 61, he has one ot his own. He got it the hard way.
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    CABINET APPROVED
    6 3 K has approved I
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    More aliens detained
    33 3 V YORK CJEVENTEEN O rived In the I'.s flagship. ord^-r^d t d under the n< d sour i se del tone, booked by Compai Tin-:. 11 i t ie A.P.
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    BOYS KEEN ON EXPERIMENTAL SCHOOL FARM
    23 3 4 ONE-Al i *A Lond It i Ite down on t lie Mr. Oi i I irn
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    Uranium land& the catch
    19 3 Uranium land- the catch URANIUM fir.: N :nany B area Govtnd. It tniura i in e G v A
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      171 3 THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL again THIS is the first time since e Liberation that we have been able to produce a C^'Dur RAITS TIMES ANNUAL on 7 fTii the lines of the successful preir publication The STRAITS T MES MMNUAL for 1951 will »l fh 0 S ve f^ be
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      66 3 s MIXMASTER 17X5 X savc> nnic mashes, whips, fuiccs, KC. Puts extra deluiousnes!.. sue ce\s into every recipe mm JEANETTE MACDONALO NELSON EO PAI wii Oh :fe INDIA! 1\ I [ROUGH TREES THEY DIDN'T BELH DONKEY SERENAM DA RICHARD CROOKS BECAt FOR YOU AIONE IF I AM DRFAMING HOUT YOUR
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      227 3 MkV J I ViJP* 3 OtSmBSBBBBBBBBBBU C^l^ SINGAPORE BFEBS [Singapore! (BUI NETWORK) 4 4i pm Progi c Q 447 From the London Eg. 93d a.m. For I Schools BB C 5 Trie Conce: Muaic <fc Movement; 10 News from Debai* Continues <BBC>: b Ir.do--8 l, B apore: lON For th.
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Oct. 16, 1950. Sunshine boys
    120 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Oct. 16, 1950. Sunshine boys THE Mi inters of Parlianl who recently graced is with tin buck in udon "delightfully d" with Mala-nfidem-e in the camis follows M. to ai the would be in a matt:ri •ill wou'd b e well B E R E
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    Socialists Pledge Aid To Asia
    1235 4  - Socialists Pledge Aid To Asia HALL ROMNEY Trade Unions contribute i ConSerence Singapore brewery triumph for -^r- -Svala £37,000 to Colonies Mr Gp i£f iths beat 87 rivaW I LONDON LETTER I SS SS I asdljfl;kasjdl;fjas VO THING seems to have been said specifically about Malaya at the Socialist Party
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    PAINTER EXPLAINS 'SAUCY' PICTURES
    304 4 AFTER k 'THE RESURRECTION. By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OTANLEY Spencer, who painted "The Resurrection/ 1 highlight of this year's Royal Academy, and other religious pictures has replied to a charge that he has also been paintIng "saucy" pictures. Th- made by in*: I i who lon
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    58 4 King's Counsel in robes and full-bottomed i :gs walkii dignitaries— led bv the Lord Chancellor, Lord Jov don to the House of Lords A special service in the Abl the legal profession to mark (he reopening of the Lav of the Michaelmas Law Siltinys/ was followed bu the tra reception
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    Woman of tragedy
    219 4 THK Dowager Marchion of Milford Haven who died .t Kensington Palace recen'.ly .11 87. was a granddaughter of Queen Victoria; great-grand-mother of Prin- < s Anne, Princess Elizabeth's daughter; and grandmother of the present Marquess of Milford Haven. Tragedy alter tragedy had shadowed her life. Twenty-nine years
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    10 4 Gloria Swangon in "Sunset Boulevard", coming to Vie Caf hay.
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    'Reform—or more cuts'
    66 4 'Reform or more cuts' ATHENS, Sun. THE Chief. Mr. Paul H< .••M Greek hopes for •ration of a U5567,000,000 cut and Indicated unless s i rotorms were carried out. further cuts! might be in the offing. Mr Hoffman o\d tk "If th« Gn >uc reeds in carrying out \he reforms
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    Picturesque sea-dogs
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      35 4 The Premier House I I to, CUPS j SHIELDS j MED AIM j IN SILVER AND E.P.N.S j 3 P. H. (is SUVA l> Mil II >1 STOKL K( \l II Mil K A iron
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      107 4 SELLING £ng AFRTfcX SPOKTS sill I. N M \nd I.ar^e S w ulo, tag. IX)l Bl I SIZES lIM N Mil I1 1 HO M.tdr m KngUnd 1 (.INI- POPI IN PYJAMA Ml In ill MIPM I 1.41)11 S RATON SI I k KM< K! Ks Ha4c In F luiuid
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    S'PORE PLAN FOR JOBLESS YOUTHS
    215 5 S'PORE PLAN FOR JOBLESS YOUTHS Appren ticesh ip in factories Free Press Staff Reporter gINGAPORE factories will be encouraged to accept young unemployed people as apprentices under a scheme drawn up by the labour Department for next year. The Department's programme of activities in 195] also includes training of more
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    ART DISPLAY THIS WEEK
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    TAX PROBLEMS
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    'Richard' to go on tour
    45 5 Preai MirT Reporter 0 school students, University of Malaya s and student •he Colony performances of s Richard the I be bt.i 3 the Teachers i rid reds of re readS trd. e to h. the I '^root Seprovide mo-
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    Muslims to wash away sins
    176 5 Muslims to wash away sins j Free Press Start" Reporter gINGAPORE Muslims will visit the seaside to "bathe their sins away" on one of their rtligious festival days-Safar-nexl month. A "talentime" competition and programme of tr^diti dances of various One. couniries will be held to cel:brate this festival. Orien:; 1
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    TALKS ON TIN
    33 5 "History will be made." s Mr E. If. F. Fergusson, Lei e Councillor and ChftirSinga] unmerce. us he left Kalians airport yesterday •i to attend United Nations nfei I tin.
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    30 RADIO CARS FRO POLICE
    133 5 Free Press Stall Reporter 'piIIRTY British-built police radio ears will be bought by the Singapore Police Force to replace some of its wornout vehicles if a vote of $288,000 in the Colony estimates for next year is approved Provision has also been •in ihp estimates
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    Remembrance Day plans
    132 5 Remembrance Day plans In- Press M -(T Reporter pLMEMBRANt will be observed on Nov. 12. 1 There will be a ceremony at ph at 7.30 a m. at i which the Governor vill lay u wreath on bebolf Government of Singapore trice Commanders and p sident of the Ex- icf.s
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    Four schools to get building grants
    236 5 Free Press Staff Reporter I>I(i capital grants to four Singapore English Schools for the erection of new buildings are provided for in the Colony Government's budget for 1951, tabled in the I rq.Kl.-i Hvp. fnnnnii «*<>ctAv#ii« The O.r.vnu ui the H ■u^ will receive
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    TB TREATMENT ALLOWANCES
    67 5 TB TREATMENT ALLOWANCES >RE than $167,865 it on tubcrcunn 'ir. allowances so ■ar. according to a -in of expenditure ol Singapore Social Welment. The mo;. been spent on 2.333 Last month the figure was $18,264 for 276 cases. September was a heavy mi nth for the Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund
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    53 5 rF Master. Capt. B. L. Batra, and Mr A. R Jumabhoy (ri?ht), hosts at the cocktail party fciven on board the Jalagopal on Saturday evening to celebrate her Inaw^ural run to Sinr.-;po:>\ A!s,» in the group are Mr. Jogindra Singh. Indira: Trade j Commissioner, Mrs Anciano and Mr. James Payne,
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    WAR CRIMINAL LEAVES
    38 5 WAR CRIMINAL LEAVES picture. RELEASED from Changi gaol after serring his sentence as a war criminal, Joseph Kutron tries to hide his fice from the photographer at Kalians airport yesterday morning before flying hack to Hungary. Free Press
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    Campaigning in elections held up
    444 5 Campaigning in elections held up j RAJAH ATTACKS COVT. Free Press Staff Reporter II'ITH only six weeks to go before the next Singapore Municipal elections on Dec. 2. campaigning by the political parties which have nominated candidates has been held up because the newlvrevised electoral registers are not yet available
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    Planting loans for farmers
    32 5 FP. Mala\ < orrrvpondent MORE than $120.0 in Per: i lp a padi lom m«> PerUi Plans buy I operai n the Pe launr. 1949 respo ible to i
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      44 5 MAILS face mail I times mail at the QP.O I day are noon tor Siam (parcels only). ♦•rn Australia snd New Zealand ::;vi; 530 pm. lor the Federation 'a pan Java. Christmas bland. Filis snd Nest Zealand fletiei onlv i and Western A lia.
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    Bobby Njoo beafs Paras
    74 6 n -l l\\ NJOO, lix»»t 1 :trr ihanipion of ln--1 .i ilt- tt ited little > on .i Ji%f a liflca U— in the filth ruuiul »f thfir bef«rc '•••i» l > people m\ i on lrida\ iepatised t«»r Little u h<» his mula n.| V«gdefcel,
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    Vital issues for future of Malayan sport
    543 6 Vital issues for future of Malayan sport MUST Singapore and A?I the Federation combine when taking par! in international spoil? Should any Pan-Malayan association interfere with the internal affairs of a Colony organisation? And is it proper for a Colony association to break ;i\y:iy because of mh-Ii interference? These questions
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    30 6 Free Press picture. Ibrihim Falli. champion Athlete at yesterday's Muslim New Year sports. He mm the 10» anil IW yards. His team. Youni; Men Muslim Association, took the tram championship.
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    Newport take their chances
    51 6 Newport take their chances NEWPORT. Just about the Union side In on. showed up tons of Blackheath R Id on they defeated :.5-3. king line, lances by a the r. M very N aoTlne as he took a m the "fci S rvicos Isfftei doubtful eonc up Bake' 134-11 I
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    Pleasing Display by M.C.C. XI
    97 6 From REGINALD HAYTER, Reuter's Special Correspondent FjtROM nearly every point of view, the M.C.C. COOld feel well satisfied with the outcome of their one-dav drawn match against a Western Australian Country XI at Northam on Saturday the first fame of their tour. The batsmen showed
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    51 6 i\\ II /.hKI.AM) o incl an Intel ball match at Basic day by seven goals to five Twenty-flve thousand peo- d the scoring In tball :ored twice bo: and the total of Is would eatad ii±v 'erand one for Holland by A [.500 sa« In Reuter
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    GEORGE DUANE k.o.'S ZBISKO
    54 6 RGE Duane's droo-kicks much for G Zbisko when the] n the mam event of the promotion at the Happy w lea of drop-kicks tnd chest. Zbisko took the full count In third round. the mair fight, J";: Morro beat v alght falls to using tnando Clamp"
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    94 6 SATURDAY'S O.K RugD) rnKM STBI HAMMONSIUP Co 20; De\on 21. I 23 D olilii: If ATI Hi 5 H ia-yuins 48. Portsmou;n J Devoni 14 A: Guys Hosp. 8: Bristol 15. h i 10. O.g w i 37, P e •iosp. 20. R N E.C K. jrham 6.
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    KHALSA LOSE 5-3
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    International Cycling
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    Louis wants a return
    170 6 Iwn v NORRIS, president of tin* Intrmitienil Boxing 'luh. <onttrrn<(l j esterdaj in Stm York thai Joe louiN planned to keep (in fighting with the hop* of getting another than t to challenge for the wori.l ht:r. \M-uht litli- >.. Nt 1 ris said l.oui> had
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    127 6 Convincing win for Arsenal U.K. SOCCER REVIEW From J'M I II M*,: I iKSKNAIS 'Hew look" W*r4 wins forwards lan Me I M move so often into the middle, completrh „u i (he famous .Manchester United defence three-nil victory on Saturdav This grand win p Division with a dear lead
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    S'PORE CHINESE TO MEET INDIANS
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    NEWCOMERS SHOULD WIN AT PENANG
    994 7  - NEWCOMERS SHOULD WIN AT PENANG ALLAN LEWIS Prospects for first day B> PENANG, Monday. DICKING winners may be more difficult than usual at the Penang Turf Club autumn meeting opening on Saturday. Horses recently sent down from Class 3 are in the majority in most of the class 4 races,
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    15 7 photo. a fiHv owned by the Kin?, is beI < m-witch Stakes <it New- ISarith), Reuter
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    32 7 picture. Sycd Sahil Aljunied winning the 440 yards at yesterday's Muslim New Year sports at Jalan Besar Stadium. Syed Sahil Aljunied tied for runner-up honours with Safarin bin Ha.ji AM. Free Press
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    CIVILIANS, R.A.F. HOCKEY TEAMS
    34 7 S will plav K.A.F. nil the S.R.C. i In the tir^t of the Singapore triangvlai tournament matches. Thursday on the mday R.A.F. and Army will .-.ing School ground m P.tr--1
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    Inter-club badminton
    62 7 i > ESULTB r. p \\\r- incl«-«« Horn B>. D I b*a 15-5 h Ke« «fc Tar Tar d «fc S.m Wee Lei Wrmblrv Kl\ beat Khal^i tsSB «»,n«le>. Uocl i Choon I beat Ji B 15-6 15-2 Doubles irmouth HP l>«-a < hen« B.P b> hxe-ni >
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    43 7 picture. 1 ing's victorious rugbj team pictured IWoro t heir 11. M.5. match aß^inst Penik on rdu it I noli. They woi l>> 22 points t<» 11. Maurice Pestana. the captain, is seen in the fir->! row. third from the left. Free Press
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    Worrell hits 84 for Empire XI
    364 7 Worrell hits 84 for Empire XI 4 FEATURE of the Commonwealth batting against Baroda at Baroda yesterday was a knock for 84 by Frank Worrell of the West Indies. Commonwealth were all out soon after lunch for 248 in reply to Baroda's 159. In their second innings Baroda made 79
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    WOMEN'S HOCKEY
    45 7 Smgapcrv Cricket Club women's 2nd XI will meet W.R.A.F. 2nd XI in a friendly hockey match on the padang today. The S.C.C. women's first team will meet A.T.S. Girls Ist team on the padfing on Wednesday. Both tnes will start at 5.15 p.m.
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    1015 7 V -thai. l. League > Reuter P W D L F A \>L< arsenal 13 8 3 2 27 n 19 irough 13 2 ***** 18 Newcastle U. j3 6 6 1 21 11 18 Manchester Ul3 1 2 4 15 10 16 Tottenham 12 6
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    U.S. may beat Egypt in world weightlifting
    347 7 U.S. may beat Egypt in world weigh t lift ing A FTEK five titles in the world weightlifting championships at Paris, had been decided, Egypt were last night leading, with 15 points, followed by the United States with 13 and the IS.S.R. with IL Iran had five and Britain one
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    Chess Olub win championship
    133 7 THE Singapore Chess •d the L^ e C Eng Snielo when the final of the Si 1 ip was played. .cured r. against, ihe re Chinese Swimming C. honours dv fou. and a half i Runi iy of acre awarded a <>\er jrcsterdaj from Yci h
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    14 7 The gentleman uants to knoiv our lee lor laying out a sunken garden. Lot
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    NOT KEEN ON JOE LOUIS
    109 7 PROMOTER Jack Solomo:is «a:d yesterday he had been asked if he v ould be interest In matching Joe Loui* ■gaillSl e:'vl:er Tomir.y Farr or Lee Savold in London next summer. Solomons said the inquiry was by telephone by Marshall Miles. Louis* manager. •I told him
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    76 8 KhAW i) Ch'.v e-Gcok (Li>. t K K i:-Boh, a daughin Singapore, on 30 ITH: I tnA w\le ui I Smith, ftt Bungs >r Hospital, on Oct I4tb a son. 1O BERYL. \vi:e of B. Bulteel. A S.P.. Alor S rar. on Oct. 14th. ii. a ..ter. HOLIEBONE. To
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    77 8 ITCIIIN-I AIRD. The enmeni b announced and the .age will shortly take place en Jimes Fr»re Twitchin of I' Ren Johore, jro ML. Twitchln Mr. A. Frere WO, Liverpool. B Anne Balfour >r Dr. Mrs. V D Dover. Kent announced Max Skyum. only N J. Skyum. Perak and nan
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    21 8 V 0 4 b it rian Church, Singapore. o of Mr. Jt Verrall of B Sheila Mart« D .a Bangalore.
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    RUSSIA LOST HER BIG CHANCE IN KOREA
    326 8 Inchon was the weakest period TOKYO, Monday. IF Russia or the Chinese Communists ever intended 1 to give important new help to the Korean Reds, they missed their biggest opportunity at the time of the Allied landings at Inchon on Sept. 15. General
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    33 8 (IBS (;OKS IIOMK— A shacn tjtbnm and a domed head i> .til th.it is risible <»f Mr. Georw Bernard Shaw as he leaves Laton Hospital for his home at Avot St. Lawrence, Hertfordshire.
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    MacA. MEETS THE PRESIDENT
    162 8 WAKE ISLAND, Monday LIFE on Wake Island returned to monotony yesterday after the departure of President Truman, General Mai-Arthur and the Senior Otlicials who accompanied them. The first face-to-face meeting of the President and the General came In the shadow of the blue and silver Presidential
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    Father in handcuffs
    57 8 jlilll Michael Lineham walked a mile through Tottenham streets (London) in handcufTo. He iras on his way to ask firemen to release him. It took them 45 minutes to saw him free His ten-year-old son, Paul, handcuffed him "in fun" with a pair of World War I.
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    SIX NATIONS TEST U.K. AIR DEFENCE
    112 8 SIX NATIONS TEST U.K. AIR DEFENCE I UNIX >N M »:i. JJRITON est pos air day in the Air M Mi a H was a c! n <>f the machii .of Lhc v. six Western i, Including the United States. a- the Empeior," designed to test b(j*h Britain <i»*. r
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    RAIL STRIKE HALTS SERVICE
    34 8 and in Victoria (Austi stopped running at mldi night av > more than railway men went on stnk<\ The men involved Included tirlvr.y flremer suburban electric train drivers and guards. A.P.
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    NYLON FOR TRAVEL WEAR
    52 8 World (ravel: ly one set of underwear if r ere nylon meml rs of the PI Mr. I. P. Jensen, w; rently returned from a tour of the United States nylon shlr< and underpants rinsed at niaht were ready for wear rext morning and ded no
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    Farmers' ties
    42 8 ALI) school tics are bci'omin u s<» popular in the I S. that otruiuls of the National Farmers' Union announced that their labourer members will soon have one It will have the union's .res t on i forest green background.
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    Attiee calls for more volunteers
    122 8 LONDON. Monday. BRITAIN must be ivady to defend herself against an attack which might c without warning, the PnnvMinister, Mr. Attlee, said in B broadcast last night. H>'a;is appealing for more volunteers tor the civil defence organisation. Prime Minister said: arc in concert with many
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    Synthetic: new move
    124 8 Synthetic: new move WASHINGTON. M Tut UA Oovernm soon illocating hetlr rubber rubber pro< isure a of supplies for ich. An t r rest;-, 'the amouni of new rubber. 'natural and synthetic, thai urers may last months of 1951). n ice of the forthcoming given by the Comce I tepari
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    He threatened his landlady
    103 8 Put her in strangling machine NICK, M<»nda> 4 MIDDLE-AGED landlady in Nice described how "she had been kidnapped and held under the threat of a "strangling machine" bv tenant u h<» hanged himself after his arrest. Mme Germame Kurer said her 48-hour ad ture began when
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    Police paY the bookie
    33 8 Police paY the bookie The ponce shake- *<** h The reason for evidence obtained inquiry into gambling is i to have shown that boo reds of thou>- andj of ■v«n vm*r tnr "nrn'f 1
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    26 8  -  GEOFFREY EVANS Bi Emrra they ri oenrwtcly tamnj an the ujamour out of our livtfl i r<»t Fiat mciuats *ea nar.nn mghliMl M.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiimuti
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