The Singapore Free Press, 20 October 1950

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1950. PKICE TEN CENTS.
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    PYONGYANG TO FALL TODAY
    67 1 I as surrender m droves l-.H.ttiu ARM] IKJ L> KUKEA, Friday. \S forces swarmed into the business section of nigh! against onh light and scattered resistance. The appeared to have broken and the complete capture ••<] tt»d:i> :u m droves. More llian (UXH) si \i\ii\ rhere
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    U.S. losses Now 26,083
    6 1 U.S. losses Now 26,083 ASDS U.P.
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    COMMUNISM
    33 1 Shared heads and (roughs their s 1 v o- > •.(Iv »h ived m mi stj If th< \iuh\ lii'uK and, o lowing the sren 1 Red t ig <-i tin- /''ill vt.t
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    Truman angry over Formosa
    68 1 WASHINGTON, Friday. lEKI was <*•> disagreement between himself and General Mac Arthur on Formosa, President n told correspondents In Washington yesterliis fist an his desk. i withdraw a sts v '.oncer: I ;a to Wht inlly defend Formosa Jl tcked while settle- [t th< ited Nations
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    BILL PASSED
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    2 BANDITS DIE
    7 1 a battle In of
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    ADVANCE BECOMES A TIDE
    83 1 From SYDNEY SMITH NORTH KOREA, Fri. ryllV. last thirty -six hours Aof the drive to Pyongyang have been most hectic and often the most chaotic race of the Korean war. I lei rth In a [ants tide ol men v which has made for i a
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    BANK 'SWINDLE'
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    GAITSKELL IN: CRIPPS OUT
    118 1 GAITSKELL IN: CRIPPS OUT i o.Nsm.v i nday. rill. British k'lime Mm i I nt Attlee, todaj named Mr. Hugh Gaitskeli, n as Britain's Chancellor of ihv Exchequer to succeed Lhe ailing Sir Stafford i ripps The announce intmenl ued by No. 10 Downing Street, after the Prime Mil had
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    C.-G. returning next month
    10 1 C.-G. returning next month LONDON, Fri Mac Don Mondays Reuter
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    22 1 A rench Foreign I egionnaire cautiouslj enters 1 villas' m Indo-China after rebel Vietminh forces have been driven out. A.P. pii ture
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    Check on aliens in Britain
    7 1 Check on aliens in Britain r (>•;•■■ U.P.
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    Hurricane hits Florida
    4 1 Hurricane hits Florida roo
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    U.S. -APOLOGY TO RUSSIA
    55 1 U.S. -APOLOGY TO RUSSIA LAKE SUCCESS. Friday. rpHE United States admitted to the United Nations yesterday that two American id itUeked Russian aircraft by mistake on a Soviet airfi on October 8. m ba ;n cniel l -•o submitted a tary-General, Mr. Tr Lie, m and nfl I to pay
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    S'pore will observe U.N.'s anniversary
    58 1 S'pore will observe U.N.'s anniversary VII. md day until Oct. 26 will b«- frankrd wil n to the United toria] to be held it thi orial Hull immemo- annlver- a be openr A-:::.:: Mr. W. 10 a.m. tomorrow, libaut. the I Corps here ;>- nununitiet v Mr. Blytl rt nf
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    Autonomy nearer
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    Harold Wilson sympathetic
    6 1 Harold Wilson sympathetic m f M
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    Russia in U.N. 'peace patrol'
    80 1 Russia in U.N. 'peace patrol' 1 \KK SUCCESS 1 rid RUSSIA Accepted membership m m projected I'nited Nations "\)>. patrol" along with other members of the Big Five yesterday. But m a last minute mo\e. ftussi.i urged that the Peking Communist »o\ eminent drsignate China's representative American sources i;r 1
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    EGYPT ADAMANT
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      22 1 7, I R ETAIL RD.SPORE Xc suits Medical Science puts r* I) rrr*rrtb«*d b* of rain p~«»~ i N me' Research Laboratories
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      29 1 Gale forestalled him k down the thin wall of i led saloon m Sa lay injuring two people. i WAS ft] A grenade waj found m his pocket. Rcuter.
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      47 1 and BAR It, Bras Bu .h lid, Singapore between North Bridge Road and Victoria Str Tee No 58 Hot and Cold Drinks European food prepared by our Al Cooks. Special Wedding Cakes Chinese Chow Chow ou: y tlwayi i I Q/r/tf/ aaw you) I j/^ Jz> r/
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    A Hubby Needs A Hobby
    409 2  - A Hubby Needs A Hobby MAURICE WIGGIN By \|Y wife caught me ?1 studying a catalogue of fishing tackle when I was supposed to be working She said nothing, of course I wouldn't like you to run away with the idea that my wife is mv 1 a i 1
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    Ration T.V. For The Children
    118 2 Ration T.V. For The Children URGES IRIS ASHLEY commenting on a new yocial phenomenon. rvNE day last week I sat m the darkened drawing-room of a friend's house while eight children, aged from about six to nine. with their whole ntion held by a I vision screen. The programme was
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    Ballet Triumph
    209 2  -  KAY MURRAY By WHfciN me Wells ballet opened m New York, they set themselves so high a standard that everyone including the Company— wondered if they could maintain their reputation. When me linai curtain dune down for the last time on the ballet's 3-week son m New York,
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      67 2 if) fy// Ml x& L J k I U> decide I (J S K/V* I I 5\ COSTUME JEWELLERY I XHALIK Jewel 1 1, The Arcade ruiar Entertaininent Yj£ DINAH SHORE I MAY BE fl UL I LJU Other Recordings. 71oop— dee— doo db II FE db 2 •JEALOUS HEART
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      143 2 New Crossword NNoo o 182 b '1° BMHI H Hi q HI 1 I 1 hi m l ri _n EBBzHiSiftd < LI I- Ay -i> 1. Rate with .">■ 8. I am m an «5;, 9. Greek I 10. Antithesis ot whole wheat Sour? 19); 12. Not a p
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      51 2 Solution to Crossword No. 181 SOLUTION.— Across: 2. Corri7. Train 8, Tuberose. 9. r\ir:s, 10, Vellum 13. 1. a. ll gal. 19 Ilium 20. Registry, Dcwn: 1. Bre<k 2 Citizen 3. Onus 4 Drolls. 6, Rhcims. 10 Vie. 11. Legally 12, Stupor 13 Red nig. li. Soeuts io, Ifiniv It.
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      7 2 YOUR DORN I i i and you
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    41 3 pu ture il Islamk 1 .inference, attended res H 11 M.imii nations, m its first m-n--mii Lefl to rigki: Mr (ihuLim Mohammad. Mmisttr t»id Presidrnt of tnr Onjanit'remier All K .i/inara presiding, and Dr. PWTi m Mmister of N.ition.il Imnonn. A.P.
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    N. KOREANS IN SHREDS & TATTERS
    355 3 N. KOREANS IN SHREDS TATTERS Cheers for U.N, liberators NORTH KOREA, Thursday. r r-HE South Korean soldier now m the land of his Red military enemy finds North Koreans a people m shreds and tatters after five years of Communist rule. He also finds the North Korean civilians don't act
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    Former G.I. admits spy charge
    143 3 Former G .I. admits spy charge NEW YORK, Thurs. DAVID Greenglass, a 28--year-old former army sergeant, pleaded guilty today m the Federal Court to a charge of conspiracy m time ot war to convey secret government defence information to Russia He had worked on the atom bomb project at Los
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    Bevin seeks viewson Suez
    31 3 LONDON, Thurs. 1 X HL British, h Mr. Er:. B v:n. rday he had contime powers on m restr on oil i t>een asked wl Mr Bevin
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    KARACHI HALTS WHEAT EXPORT
    17 3 KARACHI HALTS WHEAT EXPORT Pakistan i spenduntil d wheat province. »uO tons of whi i not A.P.
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    SHIPPING RESUMED
    18 3 (i Persia will be ed on m by the Bremen r l l yea interruption. A.P.
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    Bridge Hands
    104 3 f Wltk both sides vdlnerabl«. roo i are South, holding The bidding Nortb South Whii Jiat do you bid* V i I Will liu'. NORTH *KQ I 0A 4 10 7 4 1 WEST KA9T AJUI A 8 7 I oQBltf T 3 4k Q SOI'TH Q A
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    25 3 A I.S. Marine helicopter takis off with a wounded Marine near the fighting front as other wounded marines are prepared for similar evacuation. A. P.
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    Woman throws her son overboard
    92 3 Woman throws her son overboard W ISLINGTON. Thurs fHE steamer, Hellenic Prince, arrived at WellWith nearly 1.000 dLsplaced persons from Europe for settlement In New Zealand. Two days before rhe ship reached Colombo. Zofit Swiasacyk, a Polish v. <hrew her son. Janek. overboard, then jumped in'u the s^a herself The
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    DOCTORS' DECISION
    25 3 Th,. World Medical Association has authorised its coun•il to elect Japanese and man doctors if an inquiry showed such action d .sirablp A.P.
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    Longer flights for jet planes
    227 3 Longer flights for jet planes WASHINGTON, Thursday. PHE non-stop trans-Atlantic flight of single-engine jel fighters was not just a stunt. It was meant as a practical demonstration of how the air force is solving two problems of modern air war— one technical, the other military. The technical difficulty run r«
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    Pluto's snow is grimy
    223 3 NEW YORK, Thursday. fMSCOVERIES about the planet pluto, by the giant new 200-inch telescope In California, are described In the astronomy journal. Sky and Telescope. Pluto, ninth and outermost planet, more than three milliard miles from the sun, has never previously been seer so clearly. The
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    ANTI-RED TALKS
    21 3 The Greek Premier Soph -nizelos. will visit Ankara soon to speed G up setem m the Mediicr- n A.P.
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    HANOI DEPENDS ON THE B.B.C.
    169 3 HANOI DEPENDS ON THE B.B.C. Hanoi. Than. I'O find what li Main pening around tlie corner, the people m Hanor tune m to BBC. London French. Vietnamese and' foreigners regularly depend on the distant foreign broadcast to pierce the local blackout on information impos i by the French army and
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    HUMAN GUINEA PIGS PASS TRAFT
    58 3 Japa.. i i le« a medical college who volunteered as guinea pig^ i1 y poisoned haw come ou' of the one-j week test without a tra poisoning. School healih autho had believf-d that sau provided to primar. children m Tokyo as pa the compulsory lunch
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    BIG CROP EXPECTED
    15 3 An official rppo I c ex pec i a bumpe: crop U.P.
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      63 3 I POPPY DAY APPEAL Mf FUND POPPY DAY BALL Under the distinguished patronage of their Excellencies The Right-Honourable Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald and Sir Franklin Gimson, K. C. M. (i. RAFFLES HOTEL 4th November, 1950 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Mannequin Display I I by Madame Theodore SUPPER Reservation DANCE
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      182 3 CTMrfIOODF patch <BBC>: 5.30 London a WV3^^*,.Vr^^» Concerts; 6 Indonesian: News art. (BUT NETWORK) Programmes (BBO; 6.30 Can--10 a.m. News from Singapore; tones*: News rBBC) 6.45 All fhe 12 Programmes m Malay; 1 p.m. L a t<? s t; 7.15 French: News (BBC>; Light Music; 1.30 Time Signal 730 English
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. Oct. 20. 1950. 1,840 who died
    355 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. Oct. 20. 1950. 1,840 who died r, blow thou winter wind. Thou art not so unkind mart's ingratitude CO wrote Shakespeare 350 years ago Human nature has not changed much If anything, the amount of ingratitude in the world has grown with the number of
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    'SAUCY' PICTURES SEQUEL
    245 4 SAUCY' PICTURES SEQUEL 4 RTIST Stanley Spen- rer's two •"saucy" pictures, which have been attacked by a famous painter and Royal Academician, are to be destroyed. Their ownei a wealthy collector, has sent them to a West End dealer to be sold Now he has asked for them to be
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    U.S. is Becoming 'U.N.—Conscious'
    1006 4  - U.S. is Becoming 'U.N.— Conscious' O. H. Brandon it By NEW YORK: A TALL, lanky. 20--year-old American with a British accent, despite his southern drawl, walked the other day into the Personnel Department of the State Department m Washington to eet some advice on how to start a diplomatic career.
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    RED ROGUES' GALLERY
    94 4 Th.sc caricatured front and side views of <top> Winston Churchill. >left> and Dean Actieson i right), appeared m the Soviet Union's magazine Crocodile, printed ,n IfOfcotfl. Beneath each is a finger-print Chun-hill's m the shape of an atom bomb, and Achcson's bearing dollar signs. The magazine, ichich
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    THE TWITCH DOCTOR
    472 4 By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT MOW are your twlt- ches this morning? Most of us feel these bodily phenomena at some time or other an eyelid quivers contranly, a leg muscle beats a spasmodic jig. Checking on twitchings, I find 20 mild cases blame these involuntary movements on
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    'Sleep machine' is invented
    100 4 A GERMAN has invented a "sleep machine" which is supposed to banish insomnia. In appearance it is reminiscent of the old-fashion-ed haircut when a puddingbasin was inverted owr the client's hfflO. But there the analogy ends, for the bowl which fits over the sufferer's head. Is
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    Home-made 'Sub'
    169 4 BRITAIN'S only barkyard one-man submarine will soon be finished. And then Mr. Frank Russell, of Biggleswade. Bedfordshire. will get it taken from the garden of his prefab house to Berford, where he intends to take it down 15ft. In the River Ouse. A crane will stand by In
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    Threats To Tito
    103 4  - Threats To Tito DAVID LEE By So states thrv Tito's Vi, three dim tl In the Cominforn changinß I war." atta slavia mi; from quart* 1 Wtm "Dan uoe B Belgry Germ^ri IOU ing R tnr 2 mai. the fro: terr. ians (i I r Bulgaria inp v') taUe] succ
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    UNKNOWN
    112 5 progressives to take up case Yrw rress Man Keporter tfIABITANTS of Singapore's neighbouring land- Vt found a champion m the Pro- xt Party, which is to plead their case Native Council at its next i the reply given by Governir requests for a midwife for building of a new
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    PASIR PANJANG SCHOLARSHIP
    62 5 PASIR PANJANG SCHOLARSHIP k $62 50-a-vear scholar*A >hip is available for a Pasir Panjang child. >larsh:p is tenable ghi rears m a Government or Government-aided ■oi m Singapore. ppUcantj for the scholarmust be under 11 years vho have been resident m the Pas.r Panjanjj District r-ars before the :d. The
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    DEATH IN THE MORNING
    57 5 DEA TH IN THE MORNING A YOUNG bull's head is decapitated with one swift stroke with the 10--lb khonra (sacrificial kukri) by a Gurkha. As the buWs head fell into a small pit, watching Gurkhas rent the air with cries of jubilation— it meant a good year for them. This
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    S.M.C. FIRM ON PARKING LIGHTS
    222 5 Free Press Staff Reporter pHE vehicles committee of Singapore Municipal Commissioners has unanimously reiterated its view that it is totally unnecessary to enforce the rules requiring motor vehicles to carry lights when parked at night. The committee disagrees with the arguments, m favour of parking
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    $ MILLION PROJECTS HANG FIRE
    135 5 MILLION PROJECTS HANG FIRE Free Presv Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioners have submitted to the Government a list of Municipal projects, estimated to cost $1,000,000. and informed Government that the Commissioners would only be m a position to carry out these projects if Government made U) equivalent contribution. One of
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    ANNIVERSARY
    36 5 The Liberty Music%] and Drair.al'.c Association will celebrate their fifth anniver.sury with a dinner and dance panv tomorrow at 231, Joo Chlat Place and a picnic vn Sunrlay at Dato Paßlars bun■'iilow ai Pulau Übin.
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    48 5 pUture* THESE six young girls will be helpers at the Poppy Day Charity Ball which will be held at Raffles Hotel on Nov 4. They are (top picture) left to right: Heather Collins, Felicity Heron. Janet Rump, (bottom picture) Audrey Burton. Gracia Tay and Mary Robins.- Free Press
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    51 5 picture. MORE than '250.000 British Migrants to Australia arc rxp<*cted before the end «if the year, according to Mr. Arthur Banks. Commonwealth Migration Chaplain, who passed through Singapore yeAerday by Qantaa Constellation on his way to Australia. His job is to attend to the religious need* of the immigrants. Free
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    MAIL
    61 5 Surface mail is expected m Cftt Britain, North IrrUnd. Bfc, Europe, North tmd West Africa, Wm Indies. Ecyp l CVvic Australia, Stan and UM KederaUOM. ttmei for potting Mirface mail .«t the G.P.O. today <ut. coon roc Sfam (parcela only), Jata Kastern Australia, N>* Zral^nd. -m Australia I let
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    Advice for Federal Town Boards
    262 5 Free Press StafT Reporter PENANG, Friday. OO far four Town Boards m the Federation have consulted Penang's Municipal Secretary and Treasurer, Mr. S V. Adams, on their proposed conversion into Municipal Councils. Ml. '.i,. ;v :c>ll t o imp Federation Government as munlcipai consultant to
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    blood to their gods
    421 5 Free Press Staff Reporter nnHE heads of 19 goats, two buffalo bulls and a A dozen ducks were lopped off yesterday morning at Majeede Barracks m Johore to celebrate the Hindu festival of Dashera. Dashera is the outstanding Gurkha festival of the year and primarily a
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    Film company will use Victoria Hall
    158 5 Free Press Staff Reporter 'THE use of Victoria Theatre A for the filming of interior scenes by Malay Films Production on certain days of this month and the next has been approved by a committee of Singapore Municipal Commissioners. The conditions imposed by the
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    SOCIETY ELECTS NEW OFFICIALS
    87 5 At the annual meeting of the Malayan Vegetarian So- j cietv m Kuala Lumpur, the: following officers were elected. President, vr. P X M Menon: ice-president If. S- Thillalambalam: hon. secretary. Mr. Indra Uluwita-Bandara. hor treasurer. I Mi J. B. Chandradasa; committee: Messrv A Pormiah. N.
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    FIRST MEETING
    29 5 The first general meeting of the Tamilian Association of Singapore, which was registered on Oct 3. was held on last Sunday at No. 32 Raoe Course Lane.
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    Danger at high tide
    159 5 Danger at high tide Free Press Staff Reporter IN conjunction with its "Keep Your Beaches Clean" campaign, the Singapore Rural Board ha* now drawn the attention of the Land Office to submerged and partially -hidden obstructions which are a danger to the public using the foreshore for picnics. A good
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    'REBELS' WANT NEW CANDIDATE
    218 5 'REBELS' WANT NEW CANDIDA TE Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Labour Party supporters m the South Ward are tc call a meet in* to protest against the Party's decision to retain Mr M. P D. Nair as its vice-president and nominate him as Candida 1 c < for South Ward
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    UNLESS TO SCORE AGAIN TOMORROW
    1431 6 UNLESS TO SCORE AGAIN TOMORROW Admiral, rial lill and Seventy Seven best bets By ALLAN LKWIS WINNERS do not look easy to find tomorrow, opening day of Penang Turf Club's autumn meeting. There is every prospect of the going bein« heavy, which makes the programme more difficult. The (lass 3,
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    CI. 4 sprint prospects
    144 6 DEVENTI Seven after a very bad start finished fourth to Black Velvet, then third to Admiral at his next start at K.L. He should be able to make amends m the (lass 1. Div. 1 sprint over 5] furlongs tomorrow. He carries 6 lbs. less In
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    26 6 picture. Raffles scrum-half is effectively "smothered" after a scrum m yesterday's came between Kafflt's Institution and Batu Pahat (iov. hug. School. Raffles won 11-0. Free Press
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    Kid Walkey is favourite for tonight's fight
    315 6 Kid Walkey is favourite for tonight's fight KID Walkey will enter the ring a! the Happ> World arena tonight a favourite for his 10-numcl return fight against Basil Shaw. Those who are close followers boxing, bci that the Chinese lad, who is better trained for this fight than his previous
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    Rugby results
    30 6 yESTERQAYS UK F Union multi County championship mat(h: Leicestershire 6 Warwickshire 11 r played at Leicester* Other match: Oxford University 22. St. Marys H tal o Reuter A.P.
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    EMPIRE XI GAIN LEAD
    127 6 'THE Common wraith I touring side di Gujerat by lunrl: for 172. thu.s inninps lead They ran i:p ire of 241 for the of five I tich sh< enable the. v.n. match today. The same beii. d at A Dooland and Tnb» not bow! Gujerat scored
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    QUEEN'S HORSE RUNS FOURTH
    12 6 COLOURED Grann 180 yards' at H-irsr Pay terdaI
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      36 6 t^^l I HEADACHES I and PAIN I J i»itikle sugar tug 'able!. Eaten lie in* IU wiler requnl Docs ml opset Aiestn MAftli i 1 a. mi 1.4 .p, I AMBU$^ I lif ROBERT WYlOf I
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      166 6 m2ndrdK6 Exclusive to the Singapore free Press m Malaya f BED- I POSTED AGUAao AT \J <- rh '—J <IM\ It S* a \5 «0- THE NURSED. SOONE A i_. 1 -^O» ttVM ii* i WAJEfrXJ CAN ENTER WCE^ I e^-i^^ *< V>&& mi^B, CM Pi ©Hi JAINt Exclusive to
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    Horses not accepting at Penang
    54 7 Horses not accepting at Penang N \M. 'I hiTM-s will Inorrow: im^ E, IKI MPVII Ult M\/\l KNIGHT, IREBRIGHT, Bl \\K ion bl fill 199 traik ..p.n«-d this VEI Ml well «»n the Spenr. the l r> u.»rk ■:.>%t miof the >h.ui!d have •untl)h 1 field \\l I i>l irotn
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    PERAK SELECTORS SPRING SURPRISE
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    Bhawanipore not coming
    61 7 1'!!K proposed visil iporc bj BhawanJ por« li.utt.i his ili.d off as th»-> could not obtain permission from All-Inciki i 'ration. \> fir as v known the Ml lnrii.i I F. x i»> will be lowrint the v E«sl next month but the SAFJ *re not UkeK
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    AN ARSENAL ATTACK WAS FOILED
    57 7 picturr. it-back Tom foreground; comes <»n :n the above incident during an Arsenal attack m the I i (ion match played at Highbury, London, last Saturday, irsenal men foiled above an- outside-left Don Roper <>n ground) and Inside-right Douglas I.Mini.m. United goalkeeper Allen i* on
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    Teachers draw
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    S.O.S.C. seeking Olympic ruling
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    A tackle that failed...
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    Romero and Delannoit withdraw
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    RI too good for visitors
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    Change in Welsh train v. Scotland
    54 7 Change in Welsh train v. Scotland i^EORGE EDWARDS f Ijr Cardiff City Is unable t) play for Wales m their soccer international against Scotland at Cardiff on Saturday owing to an ii. knee. arlce of Mane City will move from i: left to the I*ft wing and A. P 11
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  • Free Press RACE FORM Special
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      Masthead
      9 1 Free Press RACE FORM Special Friday, October 20, 1950.
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      'Doc' Rodgers started with 6 prewar horses
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      FORM GUIDE FOR PENANG TURF CLUB MEETING
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      Punters puzzled by winnina twins
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