The Singapore Free Press, 19 October 1950

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA ADF SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1950. I'KICE TEN CKNTS,
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    Sabotage: Story in pictures
    27 1 nrtN thr injured fireman awaj Johore. Aiiotnei European carries a woman t<» of List night's train crash In safely through the teeming rain
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    NO TRAINS FOR DAYS
    220 1 train was ranmng this morn••n Singapore and Kuala Lumpur •»t la^t night's terrorist sabotage of lilwaj track noar Senai m through coniiettioiK iri»ni Singapore wiH be blocked for \> weU as t ht* Uf »m.ish. the railanother derailment at Aver la mi pin and (iema>. i
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    ANTI-WAR RESOLUTION
    79 1 the N nii Red ana Unit< d Stai > rtutiOE affir illed upon "all Rrd Cross. Crescent and i thr worid to wor*c for tne iblishment and n nance ol p ai >ng all mntries and nations." "invited all governments p to adopt .vi apply effi ctive mea-
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    TRUMAN TALKED OK 'CAUTION'
    180 1 TRUMAN TALKED OK 'CAUTION' WASHINGTON. Tues. PRESIDENT Truman met General MacArthur at Wake Island, last week-end to keep American forces a certain distance from the Manctrarian and Russian borders so as not to precipitate Chinese or Soviet intervention m the Korean fighting, informed sources m Washington said Tv and 13
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    U.N. ADOPTS ANTI-VETO PROPOSAL
    57 1 U.N. ADOPTS ANTI-VETO PROPOSAL :\i\L 6i i 'j ss rh v r N Pn iii-a] Commiticlm- ins ol the on 24 v o ni2--i Illll■in Ihe "mom ion \va States. Ii by 52 In i delegation plan .s ie sard d as the issue tembly. t h&a been debated 'n
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    New car for the Princess
    55 1 LONDON Thurs. P. 'Pjss Elizabeth g cai j i big sedan with some Tucked Into the driver's door Is a compact ut> parlo eh will be I a shiny n i :n« up her lipstick I m r-conditionin? :i push-botton radio. The car i> painted
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    Three fighters crash in US.
    43 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. I»HREE F-86 fighters cr i almost gin ously m day Tw i of th plant went Into the i river and the third has been local ur observers In a wo area <>f Virginia. A. P.
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    PHOTO OF HER SON'S GRAVE
    123 1 Mrs. It. Smith, wife of a furniture manufacturer, of Perth, Australia, boarded the Charon yesterday, she was carrying photographs of an Australian soldier's grave m Singapore. Before she left Perth for a month's leave, Mrs Smith was approached by a Mrs. Stain, the mother oi
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    SHOT MAN DIES
    43 1 SHOT MAN DIES Mohamed Senin bin Akil. 30-year-old traffic policeman, who was shot by a Chinese gunman m Queen Street, yesterday died of an abdominal wound m the General Hospital this morning. He leav< s behind a wife and three children m Singa-
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    Joke on the Reds
    55 1 i N'r.W stor) .is been circulating m Jugoslavia as an A aftermath :i» Russian reports m the face of a poor •>;* that the t'niled States has been dropping potato >vga over Eastern Europe to destroy the harvest. "Now/* so the satire -."•>. "the Americans are
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    U.N. forces meeting stiffer resistance
    156 1 U.N. forces meeting stiffer resistance U.S. BTH ARMY H.Q., KOREA, Thursday. p()\\ LRFUL United Nations columns driving on Pyoagyaaft rwi info heavy Communist resistance today eight miles from the Rod capital. A spokesman al Eighth Army Headquarters said Ihe Reds under heav> air attacks, were fighting back from a "strong
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    Dirty dog, says Fletcher GOVT. REJECTS RUBBER BAN
    198 1 Dirty dog, says Fletcher GOVT. REJECTS RUBBER BAN LONDON. Thursday. r pHE British Government yesterday rejected a proposal that it should ban all future exports of rubber to Russia and Communist-controlled countries until Communist guerrilla activities m Malaya had ceased. Conservative Sir Jocelyn Lucas, made the proposal during question time
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    STORE BANKS REPORTED SWINDLED
    83 1 I^HREE Singapore bank A reported to ha swindled by a pron man of huge sum.s of money, according to a n-pon pubI m a local C: the Nanyang Slang Pau sums said I involved are: H.K.5i. 500.000 from the H< nglcong Bank Sin!4a: H.K.SdlO.ikhi froni the
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    'Other Woman Was Dutch
    508 2 'Other Woman Was Dutch PETER QUENNELL reviews new books m U.K. "DEHIND a great many works of fiction I seem to hear the small inward voice of the industrious novelist: "Now for a new novel! And what does a novel consist of? A situation, of course preferably the Kind of
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    QUICK LOOKS
    28 2 The ir k Ie «>i tin- MinoX l I I i Baison'jj Diars ■•c» I been b G. I I s t risers u\ Il< on
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    DUKE'S MEMOIRS HITCH
    251 2  -  JON HOPE Pi OP Li by PBUCATION m Slat ut Windsor been ki- Duk rs, it (l Duke and Vori; niau knew tad no I i »ld Duke has Ing the beel Sunday I ire being publis B n by D I hear, by the wa n
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    19 2 Mitt EstelU Chapman, seen at a Chelsea party. ioore a striking green beret oj velvet decorated with multicoloured atones.
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    If Browning Had Lived Today
    243 2  - If Browning Had Lived Today RAYMOND MORTIMER By Th c I m mortal Lovers: Elizabeth Barrett and Robert Browning by Frances Win war. IT is the happiest of stones. Two poets admire each others work, correspond, meet. fall m love, escape from v dragon into an earthly paradise, and- though
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    Ye Doggs Of Whitehall
    311 2  - Ye Doggs Of Whitehall MURIEL PENN By IX3 millions all over the world itehall is BriGoverni the Office, \h^ For the Preasury, the Admiral! I'o thousands of tourand pecially young; visitors, it may bo best known as the home of the Horse Ci ua r d s wi t h
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    Flying Saucers Had 'Little Men'
    289 2 'SNOOPERS FROM MARS? ■C A N I) I I) I S debunks a modern fairy tale THIS is the golden ft| 1 of the fairy tale. Bui the modern pedlar of marvels soars beyond the enchanted forest and the dragon's lair, far into the realms
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      39 2 Solution to Crossword No. ISO SOLUTION.— Across: 1, Gaii :.t. 7. Free and easy. 3. LdnaX Spring. 10. Amiens 12, Lira 14, -stones. '15 Cross-ralk. )o\»n: 1, Green finger. 2. Road. nn. Tl ill fe. E\Tglr.sF 11. Nines 13
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      217 2 F^w Crossword No, 181 £r mi 2 1 4 I I 5 I T Hi |8 j" 9 mm H H B IB He 1 Ji B^B B B B^ R fl Fi B T gra (LIES A( ROSS v 2. 7. Thta provides through pansage on the railway (8.
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      96 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR D«h:n I >«>u ar« a r.itln r romplex cMI natit.M «-l and dreaniimsv our piralKtns irr high md > 1 1 want honour, fin*' and vik («-w lint xou are not the Ij IC to puvh ftVM 11 forward have to I an I ans to Ktrr.bat
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    CHINA'S STAKE IN HO'S WAS?
    196 3 CHINA'S STAKE IN HO' S WAS? Mao eyes I-C's rice wealth HONG KONG, Wednesday. If IL Chinese Communists are getting pretty deeply involved In the Indo-China war— so involved, m fart, that some people think the y are skating on the m m ice of aggression. It is an open
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    71 3 phot.-v f >.m.iN i .»>:».! (ri-hi) ni'd on Prince v Ipparenfl to the Egyptian Throne, •t i ir.iMinderstandiiu that aro>p wlumi t Ni'm^n rabinct trilirise^ the 75>jrar-oM, iwakim puhlir statements on Egypt's loiiMtered that he had a ri^ht as v hb opinions The t ritii i>ni \\a> nitr was out
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    IKE MAY BE BIG THREAT
    26 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. .Jit l» Eisenhower once tfxaiii lias for 1952 and to all other would-be candid u.s. 1 1 ic EiCom-
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    TREATY WANTED
    11 3 1 I .311- bp a ocace I A. P.
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    Bridge Hands
    177 3 TH I J I -4T A 4 1 A A < I I I A J I West 4 Pas* Pass All PUI •uplo I rate, fshed imonda, tttcHed m he wvAd rattoe t club force i»i the third < lop club and ruffed i At this |unc
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    PRIMATE VISITS AUSTRALIA
    8 3 Dr. N nlin day A.P.
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    New life far farm horses—no work
    212 3 New life far farm horses— no work GLENVILLE, MINNESOTA, Wednesday. 11l I HORSE is staging a comeback In rural America. Once beast of burden on the farms, lie na^ now has a new role. He is |O become a pet. Of course, he will earn his keep by giving the
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    LAND AT 1s.6d. A SQUARE MILK
    18 3 LAND AT 1s.6d. A SQUARE MILK There Is !an I avail I a square mi!#\ '0 A Thei
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    TO STUDY IN U.S.
    23 3 Thre« Japar.» puo a win I ,kvo by air for Ihe es on Oct. 25 to air traßic control
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    UNO FLAG NOT TO REPLACE 'OLD GLORY'
    87 3 NEW YORK, Wed. AN ANGRY patriot. Charles A Halls commander of nil ex-Servicemen's .p. has accused Washington of a plot to replace Old Glory with UNOs Hag. Hp attacked the Department of Agriculture tor sending out sewing kits to farmers' wires so that
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    WAR CRIMINALS ON PAROLE
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    HEROISM OF 18-YEAR-OLD G.I.
    206 3 WITH Tin: MTU imiMO.N i> kuki.a weanesaay. r i*IIF. Mih Division has made public the award citat ion of the Distinguished Service Cross to IS-year-old Corporal Donald V Flowers, the youngest soldier m Korn to receive his country's second highest award for extraordinary heroism m action.
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    BUCKLEY
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    COLLEEN TO WED
    24 3 Colleen Townsend, aged 21 who gave up film-acting In Hollywood t'.T Will b" v 'Tirri i> to a divinity student.- A.P.
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    DUTIES DOUBLED
    23 3 Persia has doubled custom duties on all Imports fron; Britain and 20 other countries which restrict or- ban Persian goods.- Reuter
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    Cambridge students chose Nehru
    31 3 Cambridge students chose Nehru LONDON, V t H E Cambridge under- graduate newspaper Varnamed Pandit Nehru us Its choice Chancellorship Unlversi fter thai I Mountru? P N Commoi Fi i i
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    Few Germans Oppose Reds
    49 3 PURLIN. Wed. QOMMUNIST 2ast Germany ;n i". i i I Cm r r>?:, against Communism m Bunday's cloct ion m the Soviet ZOUP. Final official "returns" claimed that 96.44 ppr cp?u of the voters vote;, m favour ol a Single Slat"? nf fJftmnr.iiiist candidates.- U.P.
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    FOR FIRST TIME
    40 3 For the first time m China's history the people of the rugged cast Formosan coastal purls of Hualion and Taitung have voted to elect their own magistrates— \hv main executive posts under the Chinese electoral system. Reuter
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    HEADMASTER SHOT
    37 3 A Chinese Nationalivl nring squad m Formosa recently shot rhree alleged Communist spies including a school headmaster. Eleven other Communists were sen t*::ced to prison it?rms ran:, i" t from one to 15 years. Reuter
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    48 3 photo. 'I 'lie U.S. A;r Force R-'.mi). the .iet-autcnented version «»f the f^med Inter-con-tinental strategic bomber. The new power umwm l> v th.« four Jeta to the six standard engines enables the plain* to travel at over 135 miies per hour at altitutV-s above 15.9 M leet.- USIS
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    Wool pays for drinks
    92 3 GUNDAGAI. XKW SOI Til WALKS, Wednesday. IN the gold rush days a nUner downed his "dust" on the bar to pay for his drinks. Now it is wool In the Coolar Hotel, a few miles from Gundagai recently eleven thirsty shearers strode In and ordered eleven
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    Formosa stops army graft
    21 3 TAlriiH. THE Cnlncse Nation 1 Tj h ;e-old sj per soJ pocketed up to hall cbos A.P.
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    SOVIET TRAINS SABOTAGED
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    216 ENTER U.S.
    41 3 distri< l s Immigration and N Jervi that of 347 persons i I ai Ellis Island sinci now United Si U-spy law came into operation 23. 21 r have been vi at le npoiary admission Into the A.P.
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    Farouk exile report denied
    19 3 BAGHDAD \V jf HE >n Charae I I report Faro: there In exile. i A.P.
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    Too strong for France alone
    7 3 Too strong for France alone i Reuter
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    Charlie sends £10
    78 3 piIARLI I UAPLIS h n. hool at Eflanwell. !Vfid "tore- K>" and p»>MOi> .1 «,i his Prom Hollywood he has teal \.lu ktetiia* i» well, "cuckoo* 1 mluhil. i> v is known localh H it with his brother Nvd. iv th i u.n s The money >(
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    TRADE PACT SIGNED
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    ENGLISHMAN TO ENTER BUDDHIST MONASTERY
    77 3 ENGLISHMAN TO ENTER BUDDHIST MONASTERY COLOMBO. V MR Francis Alien, u-j old Honorary Ti o! the Buddhist Vihar ciety m England, wll! i ..ion this month to b<>como a Buddhist monk. Mr. Allen, a for:: has !->.•■■! with the London V i Society since its found and has b-en a
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      234 3 SINGAPORE BFEBS [Sinyapore IBLITI NETWOEK) 4.48 p.m. Programme Bumraarj 10 a.m. News from Singapore. 4.47 From the London Editorial; 10.50 For the Schools: 12 Pro- iBBC>: 4.55 Composer of tht grammes m Malay; 1 pm The Week Chopin: 5.15 Balance o: Radio Orchestra; 1.30 Time Signal Europe- iBBC>; 5 30
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. Oct 19. 1950. Tommy's future
    172 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. Oct 19. 1950. Tommy's future fV? all men m Malaya. a] Bri '«s Is m a it ion to know wher not the antiidit war ta g I! he that i then we must id put aside uneasiness over those uiotonoua r terr throughout I
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    What Korea Cost Russia
    754 4  -  Charles Foley War Is the last thing Stalin wants Soviet prestige has crashed*-temporarily Initiative is now with the free world By rjID YOU, I wonder, see a recent newsreel shot of Stalin's spokesman Jacob Malik when the Americans at Like Success passed round the table a
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    CLEVER, BUT NOT WISE
    151 4 TARL RUSSELi. Bei.iund Russell, the philosopher) said at a recent London dinner: "It would be difficult to think of an ase *hen there was so little wisdom He told the Philosop^cal Society of England- "Philosophers a^e a dishonest lot. If you want a serious definition of
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    THE G.B.S. DEVIL' HAS DIED
    716 4 THE G.B.S. DEVIL' HAS DIED F. C PRINCE-WHITE writes "Shaw is not the scintillating sage we knew... .A gentleness is on his face now' v shaw looked wistfully out of his bedroom window at Ayot St. Lawrence recently and ■v the sun shining warmly on his wide lawns and casting
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    IT SEEMS TO ME...
    431 4  - IT SEEMS TO ME POLITICO By are we playing the A Communist game m our propaganda 0 Do the Malayan Reds rub their hands with glee every time one of our leading men makes a public statement 0 Do we. while warning the people against the evils ot Communism, at
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    UNIFIED MEDICAL SERVICE PROPOSALS
    277 5 UNIFIED MEDICAL SERVICE PROPOSALS Higher pay for S.M.C. recruits rree Press Staff Reporter §1 BMITTIM; proposals for a unified health service m the Singapore Municipality the a.t.ns Municipal Health Officer, Dr W E Mutch.nson has recommended that all medicai P h J\ Municipal Health Department pre'enU resl <-»ted to sections
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    Medical centre wanted
    9 5 Medical centre wanted I trr Pinblish- IJC G»»v- Got-
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    Kedah Sultan to visit U.K.
    6 5 Kedah Sultan to visit U.K. IASDF
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    OFFICIAL 'USED FORCE ON WOMAN'
    71 5 JOHORE BAHRU Wed <; X LEO. Assistant Examiner of Vehicles, was sis today for using on Chik binte TiUMM He v. as also ordered Chik $30 compensated that Leo I b; and pulled :i of her M I another person meant lor one 'ion. Lev/
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    Labour Party names new candidates
    86 5 Labour Party names new candidates I 'HE Laoour Parly of Singa- pore has named Mr. M A Ma lid. a founder of the party its candidate for the City Ward m the DrivmbtT Muni filial election* He will s this seat In place of Mr. Mumtai Hussain who withdraw h:s
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    KAMALA CLUB OFFICIALS
    54 5 KAMALA CLUB OFFICIALS VT is lul idies 1 U:, i X .b. I ...is vi Mn X M. R I f M B. M. M.u.itlu p Mrs s. R William, Mrs m X Mrs X c. Ch( :;ai. F. Mra X c George Mrs m K. K. M X s.
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    'Bandits can find replacements'
    289 5 'Bandits can find replacements Free Press Sta/T Reporter m vltcl KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. MALAYA'S bandits "can always make up their f| numbiTs '.and they have no difficult In fillirig up (he casualties', said the Director of Operations t.-(,en Sir Harold Rri-s. when asked toda if casuaiVies for their "Bur. he
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    44 5 "\IOKc. than lafl Gurkhas, their wives and rhiidren xTi stationed m See Soon Garrison tvlehr »*rd the Dashera festival last ni^ht. The eveninjf's programme opened irlth the chantins and s!n,!<fn^ of thefar prayer o«.i:j;s. Picture shows six of th<* I^ad injj actors sayillf players.
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    BOYS' BRIGADE DISPLAY
    47 5 Thi insp< rtion and display of the sth Singapore Company, of the Boys ill be held on Satur--30 m. at the Presbyterian Boys' School. The inspecting offict i be Mr T. Eam< > II i the Social W< D tment. who wil also pi awards.
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    MAILS
    41 5 Surface mail Is expected m Singapore t(xlay from Gr»-.i Britain, North Ireland, Europe, North and West a Wtsi Indies. Egypt. Ceylon. Australia ;»nd the Federation. latest timr for pouting surface mail at the G.P.o. today is: 1 for th« FederaUon.
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    TRAIN CRASH VICTIMS
    36 5 picture. \yKT througli ;i'id shaken, passengers prepare to leave on wagon for Johore Bahru after the Kuala lumpur-Sin^apore train ha been di-railed hv t»*rrnrists at Senai, near johore Bahru. last nieht.- Free Press
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    She aided famous expedition
    214 5 Free Press Staff Reporter r«K 'sweetheart" of the famous Norwegian Ron Kiki expedition— when six men sailed on a 45--foot by 18-&)ot raft from Lima. Peru, to Tahiti, to prove that thr Polynesian civilisation could have been founded by the pre-Incas— Ls spending her honeymoon m
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    nod Cross
    119 5 Free Pr«s> St;ifl Reporter A CAN ADA -b m i woman. Mrs. \V \V as done Red Cross work In China, hat tx ising seen tary tor the Singapore branch ol the Br. I' She will I <>: ss Jam W ho win the Colony on Sunday to
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    APPOINTMENT
    14 5 Mr. F Shs:p has been appointed to art as I Controller of Immigration.
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    Rep and red tape: McNeice explains
    288 5 Rep and red tape McNeice explains Free Press Staff Reporter SJIXGAPORE Municipal ommissioners have not yet decided whether to refund 54.200 to the hard-pressed Singapore Repertory Company m the form of reduced charges for hire of the V^t^ria Theatre. A committee is now studying the basis on which Rep members
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    Discipline, but no expulsion
    214 5 Discipline, but no expulsion I i<«- Pit-s staff Reporter imE Pio.r —iw P;ut> I. m ie< ic'r m a rcc nt r» i to enfor<« pi discipline airon; its mrmberv m Ihc Sin^apor T gislative Council and Municipal Comrsi«sion. J>.p resolution as origins !lv introdrred by Mr Join, Laycotk. a
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    NIGHT HOOTING
    30 5 soundm? Sincapore 9 pjn md 6 Municipj express purlJ3se accidrn: of v hich Imi danger Is re^^onably apprehended. I o?n d n th<! r«ntrtl area of trie t
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    STUBBINS SCORES 5 GOALS FOR ENGLISH XI
    170 6 Irish League beaten 6-3 TllK hnglish League neat tne msn L«eague <»i soccer by six goals to three at Blackpool yesterday after being ahead by three-two al halt-time Her* Stuhhins, the Liverpool centreforward, scored five goals. The home side included only two of
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    Locke tops averages
    89 6 Bl .I k»\ Mouth \tr.i.i. lioldrr i>jr tinpist two years tnr champton,<N Ihf oi I r the 1951 British immj. the mal Go!! ts' v > mnoanced. H«* wins N Y.inlim Trophey. q u ion )a i niiniBtc tofwnaments uiul.T .i\< rage ka baaed mi ibef »l
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    NEW RULE SUGGESTED
    24 6 1 i that a boxer n ps ut bfcaus ry i iei thf i coun- 5. that boxei i i Reuter
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    Charity rugby
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    Mack retires
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    SATURDAY'S U.K. SOCCER FIXTURES
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    HM DOCKYARD WIN JNR. CUP AGAIN
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    YESTERDAY'S U.K. RUGBY RESULTS
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    44 6 Black, the Fttlham goalkoeprr. dives across the :;iuil :is 'attrrick. the KvcrtO|| centre-forward (on the rround) scores Everton's f.st koeL Pavitt, Folhmm's rifhl hack, fails t<» slcj* Catterick from scoring. Everton won the natch, a Div. 1 fixture. by ."> I. Sport and General picture.
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    Empire XI all out for 194 runs
    40 6 Empire XI all out for 194 runs t'H'r. Commonwealth touring im were dismi 194 In their thi < erat. which began :it Ahmedabad lay, but by h:id wick< ts r 53 In I Prank W In igaii n the al Reuter
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    Irish soccer split
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    Charles ready for Savold
    122 6  -  CONNIE RYAN Xv \i*!ll:n Ezzard naries oeai .ioe i >oui>. new»»c w»» as the world heavyweight champion, and there ls nothing that Lee Savold can do about It— except fight Charles. Savold, who is recognised by the British boxing authorities as world champion, made many preflght
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    FARR TO FIGHT BELGIAN
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    Boussac again
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    LOUIS v. BRION
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      New account opens quietly
      71 6 LONDON i THK volume of business at the account m the Stock Kxch.mdisappointingly small. States Reuti correspondent. Weok-end referen plans appear to hay. on the part of the Investii a positive lead. Prico mo irregular. In theGiltedp Government !<>np-da inclined lower but firm. I and and
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      Points win for Arthur King
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    FASTEST TIME BY EXETER, HYPERIA
    458 7 FASTEST TIME BY EXETER, HYPERIA Going is still heavy m Penang From ALLAN LEWIS PENANG, Thursday. |>AIN has fallen every evening for the past four K% days. The weather is still cloudy and unsettled and I think we are m for a wet spell which is seasonal m Penang at
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    All Blues show lack of experience
    8 7 All Blues show lack of experience fitter Res
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    FIRST AID IN BOXING
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    Cambridgeshire runners
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    34 7 An moment m the Futhul Karih goal area a Do^kMrd ornard (on ground) being tacklti m the nick f££l l>O y kvard iunior Tup Hnal ».n tv.a goaN to on c Free Press picture
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    Full-back tries to save game
    96 7 tree Press Rugby Reporter UA F SEI.KTAR'S full-back, Murray, brought x spectators to their feet yesterday In the rugby match against K.A.F. Tengah at Seletar Murray caught the Teniiah defence on the hop when he ran up to tom m a Seletar three's movement He
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    Allegation by players
    97 7 lIOM, KONG, Wed THE HONG Kong Football \sMHiatioii tn Tiicsd.iN voted to investigate the rontri>ver>y which flared up m lot il soccer circles following the Malayan tour by a Hong Kong Chinese team earlier this \ear. Members of the team, which went to Singapore primarily to pla\
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    HOCKEY RESULTS
    26 7 Yl a 2 H j m :n end. S R.C. RE M B hold Sin ::i;>< re Club A n ihc S.(" Mrs. D
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    B.H. League final table
    143 7 JpiNAL placing! m the sA FA Busini Houses B"* leagues are as follows: FINAL: 1 OT EC PUDL P A 8 8 0 0 AC, fi It. N 8 7 0 1 4-' 6 14 Bank 4 l 318 m b MP.H. 8 3 2 3
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    DAR-ES-SALAAM HAS IMPROVED
    222 7 DAR-ES-SALAA M HA S IMPRO VED iy\K-KS-s.\L\.VM. who appears to have done well 17 since his promising <!<'l>ut at Kuala Lumpur, was scut with Caligula (Ayres) t 0 run three In even time. Egyptian Queen spurted down the straight I i »:imis i- iI, lirmail spurted down t! Nanette (Turner)
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    35 7 Ruub (hung Ching School's relay learn, winners of the «2° J l 8 r »'t y race m th C for girls at the third West Pahang inter-Chinese school sports held at Raub last week-end.
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    Took boxing name after GI friend
    271 7 Took boxing name after GI friend By KOY FERROA piVE years ago, a G.I. who Unded m Manila with the liberating forces took under his wing a promising youngster named Ricardo de Loon. Ricardo, aged 20, loved the fight game and under his friend, J. J. Jackson, he improved a
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    Tan and Piruz were popular
    88 7 Kret* Press staiT arrespoaMient kl v LI Mil K. Thar*. BiOMINTON nithuvijsis „f Porr.bay, India, were very much impressed i, v the. play of br.th Tan Jin EOB| and A. Piruz.. said the Seeretarj of the Cricket Club nf India m a letter to the
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    RANDOLPH TURPIN TO FIGHT VILLEMAIN
    225 7 RANDOLPH Turpin, who won the British middleg%> weight title on Tuesday nig:ht, will meet Robert Villemain of France for the vacant European title at Harrinjja.v London, on Dec. 12. Promoter Jack Solomons, who announced this yesterday, said he hoped to match Ray Robinson against the
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    U.K. rugger methods pleased NZ
    175 7 U.K. rugger methods pleased NZ LONDON, Wed. rpHE open, cart-free back pl«y of the British Isles Rupby Union temn ihroughout their recent tour of New Zealand Australia may have an lmpo* influence on the pame m the Dominu That is the view which C L. B. O^l*:::e. the team man,.;,
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    McKerron Cup badminton
    32 7 ENTRIES from tr-e i* pore I Clubs. Bukil Timun I ESome Home, S School, v I <j and <■ cade m Cup nament to mor. I on O I o
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    BIRTH
    7 8 Banru, to J _;i er. 50.
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    NATURALISATION
    18 8 v \nat YOKE HONG of R od that my rea- j -hould i tend i s I
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    31 8 NOSE STING The ncse of the B-26 luht bomber contains <'Üb.t of the reasons why the North Konwn drive •raa This B-2C i> being prepared for new strike aiMinst the R"dv
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    MAN STRUCK BLIND NEIGHBOUR
    186 8 MAN STRUCK BLIND NEIGHBOUR 33 stitches m zwtinds LONDON, Thursday. TAMES Stanley Yerby, 26, attacked a blind neigh- bour with a sharp instrument and injured him so badly that his wounds required thirty-three stitches. Sentencing Yerby at the Old Bailey. London, to seven years m prison, the Recorder, Sir Gerald
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    'I WON'T', HE SAID AT ALTAR
    95 8 IT was a bis society wedding, Home's fashionable church of st. Joseph was hushed as 100 people craned forward to hear the climax of the ceremony. ill you take this' woman to be your lawful wife -k^d the priest, smiling benevolently "X sa i
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    PLEVEN MAY QUIT
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    Hopes for more
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    13 8 BLANKETED ilii ;sh vi( eitrrn after htM n...; tl > train mining m Johore.
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    US. democrat calls Dewey a felon
    80 8 US. democrat calls Dewey a felon NEW YORK. Thlirs. J)EMOCRATIC charges tJ Governor Thomas S. Dewey, now running for his third term, committed felony under Mew York Statf* law ii) an alleged Republican nomination deal rocked the political scene yesterday. The Governor* Democratic opponent, Represents! Waller A. Lynrh. had a«M
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    U.K. REGRETS VISA CHANGES
    31 8 Foreij v yesay refused to i r B ms to pre— i Iting British Bri Com] from m. Sir Waldroi ed him H imons to do Reuter
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    16 8 Thii it the wether forccii.', jr.J at far js I can tee there irj no carthqujkci!
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    SOVIET KEYS
    19 8 vrrnharged thai Rilled illed Soviet army In a] k units ol th< German i> lice arnr. U.P.
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    Cripps to resign post
    43 8 LOND4 ,:s. JJRITAIN a on m k i Sir Stafford C!i\,p>. I tinuing 111 -heal* li Th< report cam* fj tical informants. I* was ler Prii ter A*-: 'a >fT Sir St fl .r^d for r from lers A.P.
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    ROADS CLOSED
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    New York going dry
    55 8 QHAVELESS and bmthiess m v rome r^.ick m New O York soon if (her« is not more rain. Water \utss Stephen Carney announred that the reservoirs, now only 70 per cent fell, are rearhing the danger level asain. And N^w rarkers iro using more than 1.000
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    STUDENTS FIND 500 SKELETONS
    81 8 SYDNEY Wednesday 4 PARTY from Melbourne University has fonnd ancient burial -rounds of Australian aboi In the northern part of South Au d to be up to 900 j i ier- >■ r type apparently beLid P Bt aught on an b»*r p. r.d many skulls
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    U.K. MONEY
    22 8 lal quotations on the ioney Exchange we o" HK$6.l4 per U.S. cJoilar. HK.515.30 per pound sterling ix .231 per tae
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    Trapeze girl knocked out
    93 8 LONDON. Thursd PHK Girl On The Flying Trmpese was uncotwious as she swung by her feet— 23 feet above the stage at Lewisham Hippodrome. The audience ciid not kno? chd girl, 23-year-old Frances Duncan. Sh»- had i ing from one r. and was :lv h of
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    EX-KING NOT EXEMPT
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    AGA KHAN TO VISIT IRAN
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    World depends on U.S. drugs
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