The Singapore Free Press, 21 October 1950

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA N SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    U.N. SPRUNG TRAP TOO LATE
    160 1 U.N. SPRUNG TRAP TOO LATE Red chiefs flee to Manchuria? /1L M1 PYONGYANG, Saturday. (jh.NKKAL Mac Arthur ma> have been robbed of the prize for which iveJ >e>terda\ sent m an airborne army of 3,000 (A\ 30 miles north ofl Pyongyang because of had weather. Air observers said List nighi
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    Another medal for MacA
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    KASHMIR TALK
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    Malaya earns U.S. $100 mil.
    29 1 Malaya earns U.S. 100 mil. Market Correspondent *pi \>» rrican dollar net earning exceed ;ct the t-iiili t months Of this war respect of rafeber \\u\ tin shipI States 24,412/
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    Train due at Senai today
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    ROYAL CHRISTENING
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    U.S. ORDERS BIG CUT IN RUBBER
    135 1 U.S. ORDERS BIG CUT IN RUBBER ■JMit: U3. cr (vernmem 25 per c< In the natural i r N sumption iption r In I months p i ist June iod la pi Deceml I li Mnii The i new rubber, b synthetic, to 81 p <>f u\> ur prior !O
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    Sterling freed
    30 1 The United Kingdom has igreod to repay Pakistan an additional t: 2.500.000 as a furth< r release tinder the sterling balanc< ?emen|, two cc >•? m July 27.- A.P.
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    'DEATH MARCH' FROM SEOUL
    65 1 'DEATH MARCH FROM SEOUL PYONiiV.wc;. Sat T*HREE nearlj starved American prisoners yesterday told a ghastly tale of a "death march' from Seoul to Pyongyang by l s. soldiers should m did men "> Ail rke Army X i I from Seoul to trio said Uip whn men n army i
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    'DOUBLE-FACED LIE' DENIAL
    183 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Saturday. \ili. JOHN Foster Dulles. United states delegate, yesterday denied a remark attributed to him by the Soviet representative, Air. Jacob Malik, that Mr. Trygve Lie, United Nations Secretary-General, had followed a "double-faced policy.'' An American delegation spokesman said Mr. Malik had told reporters that
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    MR. MacDONALD IN MONTREAL
    35 1 Cvii: isioner >.. nerai for Asia, arrived In Montreal by uir yesterday on iiis way to Ottawa tor short holiday. lit* was met at Montreal's Dorval Airport by his Cana-dian-born wife.- Reuter
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    84 1 pictures Pi 9* >;.'♦•• plaster scuipture on ieil A Study** by Mrs. A. <lun.ii it num. art teacher <»f Raffles (iirls' School is one of the most striking exhibits at the lir^i annual exhibition oi the work of local teachers and art students at the British Council Ball. ".Model for
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    Best bets for today
    79 1 S.i Ml VN I KWIS M\ best r?et* for* todaj 'i Penanc races are I l ll Til I BLACK VI IMI and SIMM V SI \l N i" tin started tu.> morning ait il Ihf groins may be bra j Trespasser's best bets are KI.\CK
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    Fewer British rich
    47 1 >Ni.l' 8<; persons m Britaiin werp leii »ith an earned income of £6,099 a year after they had paid income Ux :md surtax tor ihr period ending m March, 1949. Ttji yf ars before ther^ wer.^ 6 S€i persons ia the JJG.OOO-a-year dan. A.P.
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    HE MADE ROAD SAFE Girls remember shot P.-c.
    291 1 HE MADE ROAD SAFE Girls remember shot P.-c. Free Press Staff Reportei STUDENTS of the Raffles Ciirls School. Singapore, who remember the late Mohamed Senifl bin Akil as "the policeman who made Bras Kasuh Road sale for them will show their gratitude by raising a sum of money to help
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    Soekarno will visit P.I.
    68 1 JAKARTA, Sat. President Soekarno announced last night that hp will pay ft courtesy vi.sit To the Philippine Republic m December at the Invitation of President Elpidio Quirino The exact date has not yet been decided. This announo men! put an »*nd to rumoura thai the flip
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    Tibet wool
    40 1 Tibet is to export 7.000.000--ibci. of wool each year -mostly to the United States, with small quantities to Britain and Italy as a result of "very SUt*C< :sst ill" Indn-T i h p t :i n talks.- A.P.
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    U.S. ready for five-power peace meeting
    39 1 U.S. ready for five-power peace meeting LAX peace. N I te Departnu He v »f the pro!' >ri. and .said the 1 Mused 1 1 i resolution calling for The RTOUId I Tile big I he United i A.P.
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    U.K. move for admission of Red China
    94 1 U.K. move for admission of Red China LAKE si i Saturday. ORITAIX moved yesterdaj to pranadc the General 1J Assembly to admit Communist China t o the United Nations. Sir Frank Soskice, Solicitor-Gent United Kingdom, proposed m the Afi s Ad Hoc Political Committee that the decision $ed exclusively on
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    KING ORDERS STRICT PROBE
    39 1 Xl! I LX Of h tructe Prime s Pasha, that the current investigation Into and munitioi thoroughly with no tion "of whether it involves members of the army, of the R court or other people."
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    Atom scientist 'disappears'
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    EVENTUAL CONTROL
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    FORMAL S.O.S.
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      A 'Toughening-up' School for Boys
      490 2  - A 'Toughening-up School for Boys Peter Mallory describes the new British Mountain School. •"JXJUGHENINU-L'P" e^r 'charactercou: tor boys ;ire springing up In Britain on the lines of the new Mountain School run by the Outward Bound Trust, a pi< organisation through whose S School at Aberdovey on the west coast
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      STAMP CORNER
      85 2 HERE i.s the sec nd stamp among recently issued British colonials. It is a 50--cenr nd. Issued m July among a s^ m 15 for N Bur: You won't spot •]<. mistake, out the rjuu ■>: the town beneath the 'ork ,ov. er is spelled Ji sl< n
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      The Tortures Of A Slave
      1137 2  - The Tortures Of A Slave S. C. GEORGE -By- Midshipman Andrew Christie and his Friend, Ben Noakes of a privateer recently returned from sea, are pressganged on to a Naval warship at Plymouth Andrew is now an ordinary seaman. The warship sails for Calcutta where they join a tiect bound
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      The Renegade
      497 2  -  Capt. W. E. Johns By iond calls m Biggies because of trouble m Malaya. An uni pleasant character m Harapang. Captain Langlev Vandor, of- Eurasian ext^ tion. it selliJig firearms bandit- Hit aim Is to push out the British and run Malaya hnnself. As the jungle is arc
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      112 2 FREE PRESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATIONS VACANT— SITUATIONS WANTED— ACCOMMODATION VACANT ACCOMMODATION WANTED— FOR SALE— VEHICLES FOR SALE— WANTED TUITION— MISCELLANEOUS. Write your advertisement here m BLOCK LETTERS five words to a line Cosf per 'minimum 4 lines) Insertion 4 lines 52 (minimum t charge) Box number FHty Cent* Extra $2.50
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      56 2 PHILIPS New Style 1951 I RADIOPLAYERS I )i»^miwffi t »p« BX ~m M Band m. I Bf m x m Wi m d i 1 -pw I f^^* wood I 4 i*- is* V** < «i»fT«>< I PRICE $220/- LESS 10% CASH DISC' j /'.;.vv monthly payment can h UNITED
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      122 2 Junior Crossword Clues Arross. 1, First ol the Hebrew Old Testament prophets R. He and his family survived ti. Deluge. 7, Small song-bird with short erect tail. 8, French seapor: on the river Loire. 11, Garden herfc. used for stufflno:. 13, Fishes without visible scales. 14. Evergra shrub whose leaves
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      41 2 BJ9K .^^w Across.— l, Amos 6, Noah 7, Wren. 8. Nante?. 11, Sage 13 Iv Is 14. Myrtie. 15, Dove. 16, Kent. 17. Ftna. Down. 2. Murray. 3, Sonnet. 4. Porte. 6, Chess. 9, Needle. 10,1 El^'.t^n. 11. Smike. 12. Grant.
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    Inigo gives a warning
    138 3 DAKWIN, Saturday. \> max MMm be able to learn the worst a »t her, not only a few months years into the future. lingo Jones, Surrey-torn l«»ni; range weather foreidj made m many accurate forecasts dcfl b y m.my us a weather genius. dictions however, relate
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    MISSIONARY TRADES FOR SKINS
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    Stations for complaints
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    BUCKLEY
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    Guerrillas in South Celebes
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    DIRECT AIR LINK
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    MONEY AND NO MEN FRIENDS
    98 3 EDINBURGH, Saturday. /'AN a husband's will bar his widow from -any association whatever" with other men after his death? A Scottish court was presented with the question b\ Mrs. Stella Beaton, widow of a wealth y coal orter. and £67.000 hanzs on the answei •rJI
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    NEW PRESIDENT
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    68 3 X E T I R N S l.tidinc Patrolman Slater greets lun daughter Linda aboard lI. M s. Nigeria on the Cmis^r's rpturn to Dovonport. l.inda W%% born while her father was away on oversets service In the cruiser. II MS. Nigeria has travelled 45.0 M miles, m 21 years
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    Private eyes put out by gangsters
    51 3 Private eyes put out by gangsters I^WO Ito be] lend rv are i r v. is a gallon a coir.:. s.imo •via Bas a lawyer, :t "pol tiad ■i him t<> prove tliat I not really reformed. md day :ii tl Hi> r by 'wo c rlrc>- angmen m ir
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    FRONTEER CLOSED
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    Bridge Problem
    104 3 \OKTH <? Q 0 J W KST KAST A J It ID,SOUTH nKI 0A C u r- trumps. South leads. Norm and South arc to win all seven mcks again, t any ice. South makes diamond ace. 'hen teadi nine. If West covers. North rufTs and le.ids the
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    47 3 SUBARINE HOST— A vale of exceptional force broke this I>utch submarine from her mowing! m Sydney Barbear. and. takin« half the pier with it. drove the lot ashore on a beat h about a mile away. No Jives were lost, out the submarine has bad to abandoned.
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    DRUMS WILL TELL TRIBES OF FRAUD
    197 3 DRUMS WILL TELL TRIBES OF FRAUD African chiefs son jailed LONDON, Saturday. niUMS will start to beat m Nigerian villages next month. Headmen of 6,000.000 tribesmen will hear the message, and travel t o Prince Ajanjl Laganju*! palace. There, the prince will tell them that the son of a chief
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    RUSSIA SENDS 65 DELEGATES
    34 3 Ml J M. Vos, D Director General for Shipping Affai he Dutch Transp I has been appointed Director ol Shipping In the International R fugee Organisation t 1 Reute r
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    Immorality breeds contempt
    62 3 Immorality breeds contempt BERLIN. Sat, A WEST BERLIN court recently convicted Erich Walt bach. 51. on a morals :-harge, and gave him a onevcar suspended sentence When the judgf told him he could go hom^ now. WaltDucii gave the Nazi talute and shouted "Heil Hitler." The court changed its mind
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    JAP FIRMS FREED
    22 3 Fifty more Japarw Industrial firms, reted because or pn artime "zaibatsu" ronnections, have be*ii rein from the restricted list.
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    GUARDS FORMED
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    MACHINE TO ANALYSE WORKERS
    60 3 NEW YORK. Saf. WORKERS at one of Amer* fa's top TV firms will have to ask a machirw instead of the bo.ss for a Harry Houston who charge of the stall D 9nt Laboratories m Paterson. v that going to me tukl ana out aut ck:ilili''*d
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    Paying for praying
    20 3 WEALTHY Bud iai pr< to d-) their pr\u;ne B Burmese Pai I i common i A. P.
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    REDS DENIED THEIR TRUCKS
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    SEAMEN PROTEST
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    Homing pigeon
    17 3 (^RKAT Varmuith firfim-u wry,- railed to r»-< J a pigeon trapped m a h»u>-»- rhimnei
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      35 3 :r LUCKY STAR n.ttlirr «>U to all pfu•flea v li.iUl ral uit rI and ■,1 -hoi:!,! IMil I :> them up i i !;l partner w rv onal Men a some- i ir •> v n i
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      257 3 New Crossword No. 183 I 8 m FTTI I n■a II E3 M ROSS V (4-5.». [1< A BoUH- ,nah had I a ndon (11). 5. No no I i •ne sure standard blki (8). 7 Waspa i 11 Lik,' instrument ■fSjf iWm V»I 1 t S m Jt Sm
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      41 3 Solution to < Crossword No. IS2 SOLUTION.— Across: i. cries.7 Slang. K. O Ueriu_- "J Piling 13 15. Planting oul Itown: l. n n. 2 Pet 3. I Ightweigh 4. Close 5, 111-will 6, 9 Khodiva 10. Pu li. spoi n ioo.
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Oct. 21. 1950. Undue secrecy
    296 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Oct. 21. 1950. Undue secrecy iIR Commodore A. V. Harvey, recently in Malaya, saw tor himself what a magnificent job was beins done by the Army and Air Force in the anti-bandit campaign. The general public are not so lucky: they receive onlv snippets of
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    Korea: The Next Chapter
    722 4  - Korea: The Next Chapter George Moushon Railway lines must be rebuilt. .rivers spanned with new bridges. ..villages erected again... rice-paddies restored to fertility By who for three months was Information Officer attached to the United Nations Commission m Korea. I HAVE spent the past three months m Korea. I was
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    POCKET CARTOON
    166 4  -  OSBERT LANCASTER hy tenure problems, Korean police methods (one m < y or rs ol Japan < se i u!ei X oral procedures -all these are q«iesticns on which United Nations ucfton Will have tO be ta;'< M j l. Ing the months ah' a I The United
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    Talking about Singapore by Citizen.
    658 4 Talking about Singapore by Citizen. IVHAT is the worth of advisory boards which give guidance to the Government m communal matters? The example of the Mohamcdan Advisory Board, whose members are against the Laycnrk Bill prohibiting marriages under 16. has raised doubts as to whether advisory boards uvnorally do consult
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    2 4 PUPPET PROBLEM
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    Strange Case Of Pte Mansi
    634 4 Strange Case Of Pte Mansi By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT pRIVATE Frank Mansi, of Yarmouth, is not a fit man. His illness has reprieved him from a War Office order to fight alongside the Koreans who were his jailers m a prisoner-of-war camp. Mansi was captured when Singapore fell m 1941.
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    44 4 Errcll Flynn t the tUrn star, who is marrying for the third time on lAgnday^ He is to have a one-day honeymoon on hif yqMt. This Dkture was taken K hen he teas on location m India tor the film based on Kipling'i book.
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    Mr. V prefers luxury
    48 4 Mr. V prefers luxury flush: M Mr but said h ra\ worth. try hous and %1 land^ ber their thm. i into his an imni. collar fend whit* The 6fi bags young Jr.his staff bi tru G rudf 1 G. m Ct old hac On F the nia!
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    SINGAPORE CITY ELECTION CHANCES
    458 5 SINGAPORE CITY ELECTION CHANCES Progressives m strong position Free Press Staff Reporter IN the election^ contest on Dec. 2 for the six mia due to fall vacant m the Singapore Municipal Commission this year, the Progressive Party has a good chance of gaining from three to five seats. The Labour
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    Municipal assessment problem
    36 5 Municipal assessment problem M Krpurtrr lipal Comake powers M C A and ef erred nan Muni- on lea\ Mi J G. oted m the tv- and ached ich j In to to the i C >mI
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    ASSULT CHARGE
    5 5 AS SU LT CHARGE GBF
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    'Landlords want too much'—RAF
    224 5 'Landlords want too much'— RAF Free Press Stall' Reporter ALTHOUGH K..A.F. authorities In Singapore have rl r etei\ ed "a large number of replies' to their recent appeal for accommodation, a very small percentage of this available accommodation has been found suitable according to R.A.F. standards. Six weeks ago the
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    BIRTH
    25 5 STUCKEY— TU Marjorie. wife of Frank C Stuckey. a sister for John and Da\ld on Oct. list., at 9.30 a.m. »t Kandang Kn*au Hospital
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    34 5 picture. THIS Singapore Malay who returned on the r.il»rim shjp Tvndareus from Mecca yesi»rday tries hard to hoM bark hi* tears on mectlnr hit family who had come to ij greet him.- Free Press
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    Mass Army airlift ends
    122 5 H\ Soerial rorn'vpondrnt A HASTINGS four-engined troop- carrier aircraft which lefr Chang] for Japan early this morning broughi an end the phase of the R A P.'s long-\-rv ma During the p. is- month two waves of Hastings p'.ai flown Briti rj Japanese airfield, from wher
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    DINNER PARTY
    40 5 Tn« nual rounders Daj dinner ol 'he Boys" Brigs organise^ oy the Sure and Steadfast Club will be held on .may Nov 4 at the r Techni I < Trade* School Hall at 7 p.m. A dance Will follow
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    37 5 picturr MEET Hans. Elsa, Gretchen and Adolf, four (how puppies purchased m Hon* Kong hy these Dutch sailors as Christmas presents for the ir friends and r*»ia»«v*« Tk»l» ship, the Meerker. has II puppies aboard.- Free Press
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    The Rep says farewell
    238 5 'OAKTING is such sueet sorrow,' says Juliet: but the Singapore Repertory Company, with their final production, "On Monday Next," manage as if by design to soften the blow. This was a sorry choice, the sorrier because it followed the Rep's most successful play, "A Street- I
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    Sailing to Pusan
    83 5 Free Press Stall Reporter THE Hong Siang, a 38-year-old freighter belonging to IHe Hong Steamship Co. of gapore, which wa.s taken over by the army last month to be converted Into a trooper, has received orders to sail Hong K<>..)i and Pusan, X rea. Yesterday an officer
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    The ship of dog lovers
    215 5 Free Press Staff Reporter I*HE crew of the Meerkerk, l Dutch ship that berthed m Singapore this veek. wanted something that would instantly capture the hearts of the "folks back home" when they returned for Christmas, something that would provide an unlimited fund of pleasure.
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    CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE
    47 5 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTU RE "Christian Science: The Science of God Abundant Provision." is the title of a lecture to be given m the Victoria Theatre on Oct. 23. at 7 p.m. The lecturer Is Mr. Harold Motter. The lecture is sponsored by the Christian Science Society, Singapore.
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    MEDIUMS HAVE STRONG HOLD ON PEOPLE
    94 5 MEDIUMS HAVE STRONG HOLD ON PEOPLE \IR Alan Elliott, a British social anthropologist studying Chinese religions customs m Singdpore, had this to say about Chinese mediums m a Radio Malaya broadcast last night: He knows of nearly 50 temples m Singapore where ttwre are spirit mediums practising. While possessed by
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    A goddess 'speaks' to the lovelorn
    608 5 ERE Free Press Staff Reporter I MET a woman spiritualist the other morning. She has a little temple m Campbell Lane. She is the emissary of the Goddess of Mercy, Kuan Yin. and her face is small, white and petal-like. Sometimes .she is called
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      89 5 WE PROUDLY INTRODUCE the SINGING and TALKING DOLL WITH THE MAGIC SKIN B "*i^ '■^t^^. j^-^C^ jj^flt i ityttCßjAM*^ iV 'Sk"' wont j& >j^%CjhrV 5 TR^ 1 Ilil 'imoui Lawley Doll actually ipcakt m a real human voice Mn4 sings a well known vjfsery rhyme. Dressed m a silk frock
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      35 5 MAIL Utn. B: Ilin and y- < won. m?il a: the GPO today ;< B n iparodi only), N Labuan Bi .Aak and Boutk Africa, p.m. for Siam :n d ;he Pederati 6 p m for Meo
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    WALKEY WAS MASTER FROM THE START
    381 6 Ph-mr*' Shaw stopped m three rounds I HERE was nothing that game Basil Shaw could have done against Kid VValkey m their return fight at the Happy World arena last night, except to stand and take every punch Walkey knew and it was surprising
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    EMPIRE XI GAIN THIRD VICTORY
    64 6 r rHl\ Commonwealth louring cricket team yesterday defeated Gnjerafl by 84 runs six minutes from time to their third successive victory. The Commonwealth scored 194 and "HI for six declared, while Gujera! made 172 and 215, Sonny 1 spinner, took s k cond knnir\gs, the
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    Doping rule stricter
    27 6 I()M)'i it« rues Whereby the i d.)p d bone uili n w nil will b^ held 't* 1 foi Of all horn's A. P.
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    N.S.W. SCORE 278 FOR 2
    14 6 N.S.W. SCORE 278 FOR 2 Bl ''..He. <y c Raj 113: 278 Reuter AAP
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    CARDIFF GAME HITS LEAGUE CLUBS
    103 6  -  JIM CHAMBERS b Si )'n.AND are exj to i bo much 11 A ie clubs v hi S y in Walley 1 A I 1.. centn Pord be Pord prob 1 <oon nf'rr rdifl s hall dosra i out their i S R >. It
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    Increases in home issues
    75 6 o?Cv?>?^*'- v*>^^x^^>'--*"-'"^ '■*^w^*' I HHH A J LONDON tHF stock Bxdaanfe received qu 1 the resignation of tfce Chancello of chequer, states Keuter finan Rising prices m domestic Usu< jjood public demand for lirM Textiles and rayons and there were improve and electrical equipment Britis] fractional]
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    TURPIN v. VILLEMAIN BOUTHITCH
    6 6 TURPIN v. VILLEMAIN BOUTHITCH A.P. Reuter
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    SOFT GOING AT PENANG TODAY
    720 7 Black Velvet a good bet D h LLAX T^ EWIS PENAN6, Saturday, IbK two days of fine weather and with bright prospects of a hot day for this afternoon's rates sudden rain fell from nine this morning. The going for this afternoon's races here may
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    S.C.F.A. TO REMAIN IN M.C.F.A.
    95 7 S.C.F.A. TO REMAIN IN M.C.F.A. THE Singapore Chinese Football Association, at a incil meeting last night, decided to remain affiliated to the Malayan Chinese FoolA -ociation m spiie of ;he recent decision by the SA F A to withdraw its on to the Football A ciation of Malaya. Mr T
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    Whispering Sands, Caligula impress
    179 7 rllK going was good this morning. Horses with engagements on Wednesday were the centre of attraction, and a couple <>i" good trials were run. Whispering Sands and Caligula were very impressive when running three furlongs In 38 sees, on y 2 grass track. These horses have
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    SOCCER SCANDAL
    22 7 <1 ie to light yesterday when accu cepting money under various VK#****UM •taking the wrong attitude c social order."- A.P.
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    Warr may open Test bowling
    84 7 |M I N .it this rar!> Staff Cj of the M.C.C. tour ol Australia, (•recasts have been made hv well-inform-ed critics with the team that John Warr. the Camhridue Inivrrsity and Middlesex fast-medium howler. i> more likely than Trevor B.iile> to open Knyland's Test attaik
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    M.C.C. RALLY IN TIME
    103 7 \i c c recovered after a atl, bad start m their first State match against Western Australia at Perth yesterday. wickets J5 runs, they scored 218 for live. Denla Compton making 106 and Dewes 82 not out. I>l WNI >»;mp-..n t Muiiro b Kuna >hepparcJ Mnnro
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    Blues trial on Monday
    184 7 Fr** Press Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. SELANGOR Asians meet Selanaor Europeans In the annual Rugby match m aid of the Poppy Day Fund on Nov. t. Selangor All Blues have shown crood form m their opening match, held the formidable Kuala Lumpur Services to a draw
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    BID FOR RECORD ABANDONED
    85 7 DONALD Campbell yesterday abandoned his efforts to try to set up a new speedboat record this year. He ordered that his boat the bluebird, be prepared for the journey home at the end of a day of unsuccessful attempts i\ set up a new record. He
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    Indonesian team lost $6,500
    158 7 THE All- Indonesia soccer team, sponsored by the Banka-Billiton S.C, which recently played six matches m Singapore incurred an estimated deficit of $6,500. This was revealed to the Free Press yesterday by the Singapore representative of the team. The total expenditure irom the time of the
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    Scotland meet Wales today
    145 7 rtCOTLAND will firm O favi urltes In Cardifl today In their 64th. intprnationaJ match Wales although they have to take the field without two of their 5 tO IS. Gordon Smith, the Hibernian outside-right, wa* injured against Mother ell last. Saturday, while Sammy Cox had to
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    Horkey results
    105 7 SINGAPORE Recreation Club v beat Shell S.C. 2—l at hockey on the Padang yesterday. Haip.h opened the scoring for Shell. Wright equaiisrd before half-time, and ten minutes from the end Reutop.s netted the winning goal. a goal m -he 26th minute t>y W;.n Arlffln enabied University ol Malaya
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    All the latest selections
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    Today's acceptors
    647 7 THE card of events for today's Yaces at Penang is given below. The Big Sweep will be on Race Eight. There are no double totes. The following horses have been scratched from ali engagements: Ilalbeau. Good Advice, Mazzeltof, Baroda Prince. Blank Spec, Everijright. Your Lordship. Race 1—2.15: Cl.
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    20 7 The Sportsmen's Trophy, which will be contested for by the Singapore and Federation soccer teams at Jalan Besar Stadium today.
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    JOCKEY CLUB TO TIGHTEN RULES
    54 7 Jockey Club, ruling body of horse-racing, is to tighten its rules whereby the trainer of a doped horse will automatically lose his licence to train. Under this new rule trainers will be held responsible for the care and protection of all horses trained by them
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    The rest of the sport
    130 7 The rest of the sport BOY BKOOKn the Orient middlewrisJu lit tie when he narrow l> m Golden Boy 14< wt round,- al Kuala l-ompur U i night. In the veir.i-fmal i ThaW her TKO'the third round, the Siame MiM.<ining a rut eve. PLANS are being ir.ad. Dave Sandy Australia)
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      31 7 Today's sport M>( cm tion at .la!an It ar. I.IS BADMTVT' vimp-t Perak (Foon Scons tup ion«--iinal 1m stadium h p.; 1 j ships, women'v s i I. Hall J."O p
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    FRANCO CELEBRATES
    31 8 F RANCO CELEBRATES -General Franco and his wife m thr> rourtyard of the Pardo Palace. Madrid, during celebrations louunrmoritin- St. I ratu U of \s*«isi. the Chief Of State's patron saint.
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    KILLED AFTER KISS IN TRAIN
    101 8 CARDIFF, WALES, Saturday 4 WOMAN for whom the police had searched all over Britain finally came forward and told how shr saw a soldier fall out Of a train. She listened pale and trembling, as the kton-on-Tees deputy coroner, Mr. F. vv B. Pacey, told
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    White men find cave of art
    26 8 White men find cave of art IHE 1 N- p X v amu Si I I ckland N and to A X H i i U.P.
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    SOVIET SHIPS EN CHINA TRADE
    30 8 Ips ha 1 g Into China's profltshipping quarte, m H Koi an Increasing nuiriber oi vie at Cantun and m.. Shanghai. Da> hern porl > U.P.
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    Anti-Red guerillas
    37 8 The Military News Agency ralpeh organ of the Ml ol National D reported that an anti-Cornmu- guerilla torce of hundred thousand men" haa been organised ant la i fighting as a sin> 'c unit.— U.P.
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    G.I.s IN A TABLEAU OF DEATH
    273 8 G.I.s IN A TABLEAU OF DEATH The wake of the defeated TAEJON, Saturday. 'rHE three American soldiers m the ditch seemed to be playing a grim game of Indian hand wrestle. The head and shoulders of one soldier were hunched forward as if he were using every ounce of power
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    LOVE BROUGHT BY ARCHITECTURE
    90 8 LOVE BROUGHT BY ARCHITECTURE MANCHESTER, Saturday. 4 WEEK after arriving m Britain on holiday 1 Eleanor Lockhart, 22, domestic science teacher m Nova Scotia, accepted a pro]) marriage from the pen friend who sent her u,ore than 500 letters m seven years. \nd b rnard Masam chemisl R y. Ferry
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    UNSAFE FOR REDS
    20 8 i Formosa re making it unsafe for Com- 'minis* m the mainland \l:l j Uonalisi General Reuter
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    U.N. FOOD TALKS
    33 8 Nationalist riuru is Commissioner Chang-hua of the Sino-A rican Joint R Lructton and Rehabilitation Organisation to Washington to attend the meeting the I nited Nations Food and Agriculture anisation.— Reuter
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    WORKERS GO ON 'BREAD STANDARD'
    122 8 NEW YORK. Sat. ANEW YORK employi w. Kelsey, came oui I with a new solution for inflations bic^est problem. To keep his 120 workers happy In spite of the hi_ of living, he has p.ut :n all on what he i "the bread standard." This
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    ANOTHER JAP SHIP
    20 8 Genera] Mac Arthur's Headqua: the I Company i 17,000-ton can- ship to b<> used In fishii Reuter
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    12 8 W can tee hmre a har of thoColoU on Ihv hire purchasr?
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    No risk of Communism
    14 8 No risk of Communism 11l n tin md popular move- has 1 able U.P.
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    CANADIAN TRANSIT
    33 8 anaua v ti oar aliens Ing through tho ci unity on their way ;o the l ?'i "tl > 'a' J i <: tin" iments l>« \inß thai Amei i :.i will Reuter
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    SILK EXPERTS MEET
    33 8 One hundred and froM 15 countries began :hc fivr-dav meeting the International Silk Association m New York by unanimously electing m. Ariste Pot. >n nt franca oo Ident.- A. P.
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    Woman chased happiness
    137 8 SHE HAD TWO HUSBANDS London, Saturdi A WOMAN who left her husband and thne \>ung children to "marry" Miother m;tn admitted bigamy at the Old Bailey. London and was told b\ the Recorder, Sir Gerald Dodson: "You went to some place wh v thou you'd be happier,
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    Jap ships to visit india
    39 8 Jn SC >ly between J and Pacific and Indian p Far East< m l Review report* lappointed Kong for Nippon V Katsha. and Mackinnon Mac- 81 c has t> n app Inted NVK U.P.
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    DEAN ACHESON CRITICISED
    64 8 DEAN ACHESON CRITICISED Republican Senator C» Malone has accused the Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, of 'stupid Incompetence" and demanded that he be removed from office Speaklnp before the annual American Leyion convention. Senator Malone criticised the Administration's foreign policy with particular emphasis on the Far Ea^st and Korea
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    BLOOD GROUPING
    28 8 The Nationalist DH. Ministry has ordered Chi estimated 680.00 M ne n and women to be d ;I p. Ed before the Mid .>; Mnvo.n. ber- Reuter
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    NEW DRUG REPORT
    26 8 Chinese npTvspnprrs reported that a Chinese docto- m Taipeh had diseov^m; drug capable of cn:i»u peon c with a high blood i)r'\<;.surc Reuter.
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    £3½.n. MORE FOR COAL-MINERS
    5 8 £3½.n. MORE FOR COAL-MINERS ERER
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      Masthead
      8 1 Free Press Saturday Magazine Saturday, October 21, 1950.
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      Spider fighting
      45 1 I c N SIM a I sport' atown i boy his head hibiscus lut-tl not He is si inking "fighting* i In Ins ftgtuin ider I i\ id 41 tie. i r X Spid-.-r." the thej 1 had never h ir. by Lee
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      NEW PENS FOR OLD
      510 1  - NEW PENS FOR OLD T. C. Chen by IN the hear! of h i n ;i t <> D, occupying ;i small portion <>t i Chinese barber shop, sils a familiar figure <l:iv m ;md day out. He sits at a portable "workshop" which runs on roller castors. A sign-board
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      Malaya or UK?
      232 1  -  KLUANGER by LIFE, when you're m England, as compared with life out here, Is so dull and difficult. At least that's what 1 hear. Thinking mutters over since I've been informed of this. It I leave Mai***, it appear* that I shall 7niss: Caviar and candied peel.
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      THE CLOCK OF MR. CHURCH
      578 1  - THE CLOCK OF MR. CH UR CH PETERSON by TRACKING the clock A to its final resting place we turned into North Bridge Road, Singapore, and approached Police Headquarters. We peered up at the tower. At first we thought we were on another false scent and then we saw it;
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        187 1 THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL again Y^^&tt******^^ THIS is the first time since IJ2Pages I the Überation that we tt have been able to produce a •20 Full Colour STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL on illustrations m- SS eluding 3 Full << the lines of the successful pre- Pa war publication. The STRAITS
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      I've Acted TOO Well
      626 2  - I've Acted TOO Well ERICH VON STROHEIM SAYS pRICH Von Stroheim, the granite-faced portrayer of brutal Prussian officers m scores of silent and talking films, who will be seen m Singapore shortly m "Sunset Boultvard," is m trouble. He has been told by the U.S. authorities that unless he returns
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      FEWER 'DUD' FILMS NOW
      92 2  -  BOB THOMAS 4KF films illy brttrr than ever? ground. Certer than pin-up I •uue CO'; ne 11lI < 7. J i od •re civilii f memory, se.-- n more b.> It: Hollywood f.^'enre. I ay that ihe general bat vf.tr. ihe v;i<r numi of programme pictures
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      A 'DOPE' THRILLER, A 'WEEPIE'
      511 2  - A 'DOPE' THRILLER, A 'WEEPIE' Maureen Mallal By HPHE Him distributors A appear to have arranged to cater individually next week for the sexes. "Port of New York" (coming to the Pavilion) should appeal very strongly to a male audience whilst "Our Very Own' 1 (coming to the Capitol) is
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      at the Cinemas
      266 2 Till \Hl\\ d the Apache Indian. .me wears the uniform ol a U.S. Cavalry regiment stationed m a hot and arid on .lor is the tough prospector who knows the country and the Indian rather better than the back of his hand; John Hodiak the strong, silent
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      DEE IS FOR DEAD EYE
      70 2 ANLY man licensed to lire gums m British films La middle-aged Fred Dec who has had a one-mar, monopoly m screen shooting for twenty of the twenty five years he ha* been employed by a well known firm oJ London gunsmiths. His latest film job
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      9 2 Gary Cooper and Lauren > dramatic fi from "Bright Leaf"
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      Where Are The British Stars?
      288 2  -  Jympson Harman asks ttOR years British studios have been trying to build up new film stars on the Hollywood model—giamourished and over-publicis-ed as an insurance against the pictures being bad. So iii consistent, misguided and ineffective have these efforts proved that to-day Britain has practically
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      47 2 I Pandora <Ava Gardner) emerges like a modern Venn* from the sea. She has swam out from her Spanish fishing town to investigate the appearance of a musterious white yacht m the bay. The scene is from "Pandora and the Flying Dutchman." starring James Mason and Ara.
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      'HAMLET' WAS GRUELLING-OLIVIER
      489 2 BY OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT QIB I AURENCE OLIVIER will con s Hollywood ftlm, i hear. Kh it a r> rough v. Though i erial tm await his turn to London. Olivier mii wife hey can have a holitrip h :tion which Olivier will undertake on return is
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      Tito to star
      68 2 JITOGOBBI. Who Covent Garden r v.i'h tbe Milan Scala Com- may be makir.fi a return trip to I time as a film star. Gobbi. who look part m V >n opera scenes Glass is now wantthe leading r>l- In Cai ma— Brit n oi the Eric Maschwitz-Han^
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      The Love Song of Jaffar Jamaluddin
      674 3 The Love Song of Jaffar Jamaluddin Ameenah was only a fading memory m an ageing marYs mind. Then Fate stepped m to make her ghost very real to Jaffar. .y n written m 1> vernacular usuaUv sell s different Love Sang niKiliuldin: v.ite I ifc of m Smgairear its fame
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      Free Press Saturday Short Story by BEDA LIM
      343 3 Free Press Saturday Short Story by BE DA LIM ted I dobe I i he of a ad he :x>ng h :he le padiiway a bang- aye, and Be had .c string small: rhe i, Hang naplayed S3 :..:g coun- H( had Ballad of of Be refrom how r d
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      MR. PAK IS WORTH FIGHTING FOR
      903 3  -  JOHN DENSON says He was not a man of little faith but, for himself and his family, independence had always been a golden sun on a |*HE Korean summer was hot. sopping wii and !r;»--cic. It was well :il<»n^ before I*; 1 k Young
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      'I felt tempted to let Fate do its worse'
      580 3 'I felt tempted to let Fate do its worse BEBE YEO learns to drive [JJCY is a very proud woman. The reason? She has just obtained her driving licence. She is as proud of it as her brother is of his university degree. "Look at this snapshot", said she, "isn't
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      Swim with Elenor Gordon
      191 4 Breast-stroke kick gives pou pace po re speed from the fa itroke a of leg movements have been developed, but a.s the to he!; -^rs improve their ■oke, I intend to illusthe traditional kick I dis- the movement I the timing to the a: outgliding pc
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      No TV for fights in U.K. yet
      420 4 \u \IE\ PHELGAR ALTHOUGH it held 3,000 a: ay. Britain, the I Ard roba television of Brr bo: a lon» time. York -pin ►Id of the nubchills igers Token offer 'THIS m put levLsion ■Ut'C BroadThe an bo seen In ball ol England,
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      PASS TESTS
      24 4 TilE If.CC. teams iou*- ln- jured players--] .e-i Hut ton B: Gilbert Park- and Oodrirv Evans- nets at n nmrsdaj nnd all
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      THE RAMADHIN RIDDLE AS WASHBROOK SEES IT
      395 4 By COVER POINT "DAMADHIN is, I think, t.ht» grnat.HSt slow bowler against whom I have ever played." said Cyril Washbrook, England's opening Test batsman, during a chat with Singapore Cricket Club members on Thursday evening shortly after his arrival from England. Washbrook. who
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      Yg. Frisco wants to tight Boy Brooks
      639 4  -  MERV WILLIAMS By yOUNG FRISCO, former welter and middleweight champion of the Orient and lightheavyweight champion of Australia, isn't interested m boxing any longer. Not even m teaching. He had a nice gymnasium and big team of pupils m Melbourne but had to
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      Derby can't wait
      175 4 fiOOTBALL clubs are re--1 ticent about th< nd on I at iv rbj manager smart M m I tl; that I), rby Countj £150.000 In trai. the war. Some of the nun they sold, and th< Li prices, are Steel (£22.00 Leuty 20 000 C irter Bull
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      Open Olympic fund, says S.H.A. chief
      283 4  -  PENALTY BULLY By \f R G. E. N. Oehlers, 1?1 president of the Singapore Hockey Association, is optimistic concerning the chances of sending a team to compete at the 1956 Olympics at Melbourne, if not at the 1952 Games m Helsinki. Mr. Oehlers told
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      Seletar must brush up tackling
      307 4  -  CHARLES BRYCE WEEKLY_RUGBY REVIEX ii v I> A.F. Seletar XV IV# must brush up their tackling. A tackle is the first and 1. means of defence In rugby when an opponent has the ball, and m their game agfaii R.A.F. ngah Wednesday, this Inability to
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      And he was to have been shot!
      26 4 And he was to have been shot! I ham pi rhas owner a the r;i to me aft Sown At rtrv pd to havo von for
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