The Singapore Free Press, 24 October 1950

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA is* h.kl SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1950. PKICE TEN (EMS.
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    TRADE FOR PEACE, SAYS VISHJNSKY
    346 1 TRADE FOR PEACE, SAYS VISHJNSKY New plan based on Stalin's views PUSSIA*S confidence m the possibility of the capitalist and Communist worlds living together m peace was emphasised at Lake Miccess yesterday by the Soviet Foreign Minister, Andrei Vishinsky, when he recalled Stalin's views of 23 years ago. Mr Vishinsky
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    Churchill on peace
    67 1 I DMHIN Tut-s. M M „t,ni Churchill it x-m.-tu resB| of the of the s ...ir deter- in.nk.iui ■.aktat it i- w..rld that 1 m irm^ with I is] peaceful no that break the however, i^ no at rail- ior ■tare i l n led r igh|
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    idris hoists the U.N. flag
    41 1 iv 18-year-old Idris EusorT clambered the Victoria Theatre and Mernothe first Tinted Nations Bag over emblem of the m on a ue ot the two sent by Suvcess. for the comliversary of the birth of l
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    BRITISH CROSS ANOTHER RIVER
    259 1 BRITISH CROSS ANOTHER RIVER WITH THE BKITISH 27th BRIGADE, Tues. A COMPANY of the Bri- tish Commonwealth brigade crossed the I'hungchon River, 50 miles north of Pyongyang, yesterday after a two-day dash to block the Ked escape route to the Manchurian border. Bfi unci Austi cleared the town of Sinanju
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    MURDER TRIAL OPENS: NONIS IN DOCK
    53 1 MURDER TRIAL OPENS: NONIS IN DOCK E3 en Jo i I Sp T on Jic rator was I and strangled the 10-year-old had been found rch. i being defei Mr. Davxl M Jerj no' > r down and listi ivd while Mr. DPP :,pear."-i the n the facts tlnst him.
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    Nehru to head Cambridge?
    60 1 CAMBKIDU-.. TUc s. MORE than a hundred signatures are understood to have been obtained for the nomination of Pandit Nehru for the Chancellorship of Cambridge University It was learned that a committee of sponsors yesterday called on the Indian Hiuh Commissioner. Mr. V. K. Krishna Mtnon.
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    U.S. ROUNDING UP ALIEN REDS
    141 1 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. T»HE U.S. Justice Department yesterday disclosed 1 that it has begun a round-up of alien Communists m the United States and has already arrested 10. The department acted under the new 1950 Internal Security Act; and the round-un extends from coast to coast.
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    THREE TO DIE
    16 1 A Bucharest court yesterday sentenced three Rumanians to death for spying for France.
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    TRADE AGREEMENT
    5 1 1 Ceylon ..ent
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    UNION'S 'GO SLOW MOVE
    62 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Proposals tor B »o-slov. if their salary negoliaf.iil are made m a bailor issued by the Loconot ive Enginemen'a Union tc is members. The Union also recommend.-. bat Ua members stick to an ;-hour shift each day and hat they cease all train
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    31 1 picture. tare North Korean boys, who were serving: with the North Korean Communist forces, are interrogated by a United States soldier shortly after their capture m the Republic of Korea.- USIS
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    Men with parangs kill 4 bandits
    149 1 Men with parangs kill 4 bandits rree i*n n> Marl Reporter. KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. 7 o'cloik >esterday morning m tbe Kota Tin-gi area of Johore. a party of ll woodcutters, seven of whom are auxiliary police, were accosted by live armed and uniformed bandits while going to their work. Three
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    'Run state as corporation'
    68 1 'THE former British Labour MP.. Mr. Alfred Edwards, proposed yesterday the selling up of a "corporate state" as an economic path between Socialism and uncontrolled free enterorise. Mr Edwards, a Middlesbrough industrialist, described a corporate state aa a ayatem of self-controls by individual industries, administered jointly
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    'Killed 3 with axe' charge
    81 1 OSLO. Tues. A POLICE court at Nanuses, central Norway, yesterday ordered 28-year old Jon Saltnes detained for 60 days for a mental examination alter hi? complete confession of having killed the three-man crew of the little freighter "Hellevik with an axe on Sun Jay nieht,
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    Mr. Lie is discussed
    83 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Tues. TTNITED Nations representatives of the Soviet Union and Nationalist China met yesterday with those of Britain. France and the United Slates to discuss the question of the next United Nations Secretary-General. M. Jacob Malik. Soviet Union. Dr- T. F. Tsiang. Nationalist China. Sir
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    Turks stayed indoors
    54 1 TURKEY stood motionless last Sunday. No one could leave his home. No means of communication of any kind moved. The usually jammed streets and squares were utterly deserted. It was Census Day. Turkish law provides heavy penalties for anyone leayintr his abode on census da-, which cmtiea,
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    SAILORPLEADS 'NOT GUILTY'
    190 1 SAILOR PLEADS 'NOT GUILTY' Box stolen from Palace LONDON, Tuesday. 4 BRITISH seaman accused of twice entering heavily-guarded Buckingham Palace and stealing a diplomatic dispatch box was held for trial m London yesterday. The defendant. Douglas Monro. 25, told the Bow Street Court he was "under the influence of drink"
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    Red Korea's crime sheet
    62 1 Red Korea' s crime sheet IOKYO. Tu.s IWE North Koreans kaee murdered some '0.000 South Korean* and .'{oo American peiseans. miording to evidence so far compiled by (ieneral Mac Arthur's Judge Advocate GeneraL The atrocities, t ommitted for the most part l»\ the invading r— iwanlili m South Korean. include
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    Scientist may have A-secrets
    283 1 LONDON, Tuesday. A MISSING British scientist Pro- fessor Bruno Pontecorvo, may know atom secrets of value to the enemy, Mr. George Strauss. Minister of Supply, said yesterday m the Commons. He was answering questions about the disappearance of the Italian-born physicist. Professor Pontecorvo had been a
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    Confusing
    22 1 •*e Department rday that -sponsored Pra. rman v Satisfactory on form and char_ "attci: public opinion m b and Germany. U.P.
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    Spotlight On Women
    654 2 Spotlight On Women By Special Correspondents IN a typical feminine 1 Latin way, the FRENCH woman has found herself a place at the work-bench. Although she has not yet invaded the large factories to any great extent. she can be found working m scores of the lighter industries. In the
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    COLLEGE FOR HOUSEWIVES
    188 2 MARYLAND has a college course which comprise the most elastic age m the l r S The women who attend it are between 18 and 85 and every one of thei a housewife of M In tin homemaker was ood graduate rr. ial a In ya ra-■-M—
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    NEW IDEAS for the NURSERY
    299 2  - NEW IDEAS for the NURSERY MARY DELANE By >/ QI.XCE the end ot the ll rJ irar a number of >S Brdish furniture design- >> ers have obviously been influenced by contempor- ary Scandinavian styles. >> It was not, however, until a few days ago that I SS found any
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    FRAU BOHM HAS RUM IN HER TEA
    464 2  - FRAU BOHM HAS RUM IN HER TEA Evelyn Irons By— VIENNA: IN this fabulous city not quite behind the Iron Curtain the shops are st tilled with nylons. Paris scents, elegant gloves and handbags, line china and glass, glittering jewellery Only sugar is rationed, and the allowance is double the
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    U.S. WOMAN'S DIARY
    235 2  - U.S. WOMAN'S DIARY KAY MURRAY E A LTHOUGH the U.S. is supposed to be a woman's country, m actual practice the m» n still wear tne pants, says the Department of Labour Women's Bureau. Ambitious females have had their hopes of high executive positions a little dimmed by the Bureau's
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      82 2 AX oW_ Wi^f^^T^ff^^^Wmm^m^^inrnm V Hffl_n_^ n > 'i#riii, x > l *^H Bar !^HBp m\ ak '^mr^ Tiling W I^* ~l*__|__ P. H. HENDRY. ./eu>e//er 78. North Bridge Road, Singapore. CLAIRE has put —^^fl WINGS TO FASHlON^^ttam^ I ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW At CLAIRES Singapore Cold Storage Arcade. t t t
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      140 2 1^ NEW BEAUTY IN 15 MINUTES Relax completely— give ye ska a pick-me-up and forget that end-c' c. Cleanse, with Ardena C and Skin Tonic Now smooth c Masque. Lie down and feel It b-ac -g refreshing, soothing your tired sk i your face to young, more lovely, lires. Then
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      159 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR PORK today, you have i tremendous store of I physical energy. You have I excellent business sense, I and can judge what to do 8 at some critical moment without an instants hesitation You are an individualist and will dominate any scene m which you appear be
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      141 2 New Cross v ord No. 185 ~1 F"^ M 3^i 5 n pn mi n n jhh::bi___j X ial CLUES ACROSS 1. Puss (4). 3. Legal military engagement? 161. 8. Centre minds get Insight (ll). 9. its hard to cope with Uo>'. 10. Does one bet on smoked ham m
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      14 2 Solution To Crossword No. 144 SOI I HON up 4 Bt 4 So, I
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    U.N. FETES 5th BIRTHDAY TODAY
    351 3 U.N. FETES 5th BIRTHDAY TODAY pnotos Born out of many conferences LAKE SUCCESS, Tuesday. THE FIFTH anniversary of the founding of the L Tinted Nations will be celebrated today. Since its founding, the U.N. has helped improve the health, living standards, and educational opportunities of people m many parts of
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    'BOOZE BAR' RECEPTIONS AMAZE HIM
    8 3 'BOOZE BAR' RECEPTIONS AMAZE HIM te Aa- Reuter
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    ATHEISTS ATEND
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    VEILS MUST COME OFF
    100 3 BELGRADE, Monday. yTGOSI I has ordered Ihe prim and proper women of Bosnia-Herzegovina io lower the silk. mi veiN which hive covered their faces since time immemorial. interand has nothing to do with Muslim modesty is remaii i f the x I n. UnNow hoi n-
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    Russia objects to aid plan
    27 3 CCESS M A X and char uld open th res" to ex-). a nd 'he I Mr R-d I es.' A. P.
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    SALES MAY DROP
    28 3 W< i nan exp >rters a ticipated .1 >harp drop In sale.? or German goo I as Austro-German trade talks began In Frai furt. A.P.
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    Foreign firms warned to use Chinese
    54 3 Foreign firms warned to use Chinese HONO KONG, Mon. A WARNING Ign busin< ss ent< i In to "observe more carefully" tlation requ:: r account books In sued jointly by S in .t; Tax Bureau Hong Koi trning p dnted x if r Tax j Bur all ci' In all
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    MORE POWERS
    35 3 0 Mac Arthur announce that from ese Gov« nment tnlity for xercising criminal tion. Including the p .ver of irrest, over United Nations lationals In Japan th the >xeeption of occuoation oersonnel. Reuter
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    Russians sow good minefield in Korea
    256 3 ABOARD THF I.S.S. COLLETTE OFF WONSAN, Monday. rHF EXTENSIVE minefield laid off the North Korean port of Wonsan with Soviet advice, technique and material shows that the Russians are at least as far advanced as the United States m that important field of naval
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    Bridge Hands
    26 3 id ot Mo*t d N *h.«ded. as North I I D Aid I > vr>: > -spot a > i dumnv Bt] B". I g i wo
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    BUCKLEY
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    British-Yemen accord
    84 3 British-Yemen accord LONDON. Mon. GOVERNMENT spokessaid m Lo: tha f agreement had beer, hed "on all points" be- twee ii Yemen and Britain. The Arab country had protested to Britain, contending That the Royal Air Force had bombed Yemen territory. Yemen and Britain also were involved m a dispute over
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    77 3 Chi se merchants m IndoChina were recently transferring their capital to Hong Kong its the result of Ho Chi Minh. successes In Northern Indo-China.- Reuter photo. ■L I HJ mWnaaaamimmmmmmmmmmmmmnTr '.onawiimmmnmm, „V s 6 i n e Ml men and women to a free and abundant life are set forth
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    Maurice does strip tease
    223 3 PARIS. Monday. MAURICE CHEVALIER has began nj_ hit li year J on the Paris stage by taking off his clothes. He calls it his "streep tevz"" (strip teas Maurice, now nearing 03 but looking no more j than half that age, hopes to set a record
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    53 3 phuio President Harry S. Truman of the United States I iid the cornerstone of the United Nations Headquarters mi n Nea lork last year. The photograph shows the President speaking to the U.N representatives and visitors who attended the U.N. Hay ceremony Mr. Truman is U address the United Nations
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    PLAQI ON GRAVE
    25 3 Dr I mid ja jo ;i bronze plaque to be ed on th x sor Raymond X mated m Java April Reuter
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    Dog bit drugged women
    66 3 SYDNEY police «<■!•♦■ hurnVd vhea th«> found tin dv: ed body of a 36-year-aM unman tyteg m a bed m i dased roaai uifh act ear Maagfed and Me <!m I hen they found a four -mo;i!h-o!d puppy It bad hern sha! m the room with
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    STALIN AND THE VIRGIN
    129 3 STALIN AND THE VIRGIN BUDAPEST M DO you want and the H [fully together. You ha\e to visit Hungary s world f ous Herend porcelain laci land you can see do_en_ small stat both b\ side o n a table customera. Ths r partn< seemed almost peaceful little of Herend,
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      50 3 i~® i Com; I ProI 7.15 Pro- (BBCI BBCx 8 The Solols' Pel BBC' BBC i 880 930 Bunr i rb 9 4 4 Ridu -BBCx 11 Dance MUSIC C 11 15 Report Irom Britain I BEL ayaDOrO JJin »nd News Arailysu U. !bBO; 11 45 _fei*P If '"frim- re"
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Oct. 24, 1950. Then and now
    359 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Oct. 24, 1950. Then and now pi YE years ago today the eyes ot" war-sick-ened humanity were turned towards San mcisco. A great new •emaking organisan was being formed and the peoples of the earth prayed tnat this body. t 0 be called the ited
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    VIENNA, THE CITY OF FEAR
    734 4  -  JOHN P. LEACACOS Murders, suicides, beatings-up, black-market* eering m "the most spy-infested joint on earth"? By VIENNA: I>EHIND the pretty v facade of tea, cakes and dimpled Viennese girls lurks a bizarre world of Soviet plots and Austrian heartbreak. Nightly this melodramatic, climate gets crystallized
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    39 Nations Are Talking On Tariffs
    608 4  - 39 Nations Are Talking On Ta riffs DONALD McCORMICK By OEPRESEN 1 A ITVES of 39 nations who between them control about four-fifths of wor.d imports and an even larger percentage of world exports, have met at Torquay on the summer and winter holiday coast ot southwest England for the
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    Don Iddon's Diary
    1024 4 Don Iddon's Diary DALLAS. Texas. 4LL that the visiting Englishman needs to eet along m Texas is his British accent. It also helps to scatter some compliments around. Frequently, but not more than once per hour, it is sound policy to say: "Texas is the biggest, best, wealthiest. flghtlngest place
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      19 4 GIFTS »f QUALITY fnr THE SEASON U S. de SILVA 106. ORCHARD ROAD, NEW TEL. ***** S^S^V S»^N •S.-
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      79 4 START GETTING A youß > GOOP THINGS H_j_r REAPy/ Christmas doesn't change muc' I year to year There are certain terns" you know you'll neer I Christmas season: cracker wines, biscuits and shortbreax lilies, mincemeat tmm sweets, cigarettes and a hotthings. Why shop m a scrar you can start comfortably
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    mtSH JO APPLY FOR U.S. SCHOLARSHIPS
    393 5 mtSH JO APPLY FOR U.S. SCHOLARSHIPS Govt, doctors zvant to go F fw\ Press Staff Reporter fHIKTY-SEVEN undergraduates and gra duates m Singapore— including: two Genera Hospital doctors— have applied for scholarship .and fellowships to American colleges am universities tor the academic year 1951-52. rwenty-three others, including: five private doc
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    IMMIGRANTS ARRIVE
    17 5 P. lure Free Press tor her relatives among m arrivet- m Singapore b> the V.in
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    Woman wants her sons to grow fat
    34 5 Woman wants her sons to grow fat «/HY THEY QUIT RED CHINA v Sti fl Reporter I 4r,-\ ear-old immigrant China, nointed to two undersens and said to me. "You left our native land?"
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    Keeps python in her bed
    55 5 L' ay nu sLi Sabbath— .ah. a Malay woman -fojt python by her '".at the amotion Hoi Yunos. unn that his d m January year Th dream: fr who k i n at sunrm of a Then the python python is i'l 4 eet m
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    CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
    21 5 Ulinol rer. ?'.>o„e last spice. f ctety, re. Victoria H> n Science: The Sci- f God's Abu— dsJlt Pro-
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    Budget at a glance
    77 5 fll!: 1951 bucket of the Singapore "Municipality, due for consideration hy Municipal Commissioners tomorrow, at a glance: Total expenditure: $45.--95'.J,'J'>2 comprising 58.241.--7* l for personal emoluments; $21,705,297 for other annual recurrent charges; 57.741.949 for loan charges; $8,172,605 for special services; $98,250 for special services rehabilitation. Total
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    Gambler's suicide
    126 5 BECAUSE .she lost her .savings by betting m chap-ji-ki, a 63-year-old bean-cake maker Low Scr.g Fatt, threw herself into the sea near the Chinese Swimming Ciub and was drowned. Yesterday. tiie Assistant Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh. returned a verdict of suicide. Low's body was found Moating near a
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    MAIL
    54 5 Surfacf ma.l Is expected m Singapore to :n Qreal Britain, N. Ireland. E>:e. Enn.pt> N ta 'i arid West Afrte Weel Indies, agypt, Ceylon. Slam and the Federation. times for potting surl.K-e the G.P.O noon for Burma, Nor;h India. P.ikistan. H :x Kong < r.a and Japan; 5.45 p.m.
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    WHEN A WORKER GIVES NOTICE
    244 5 Free Press Staff Reporter TTHE question of what should be the minimum period of notice to be given by an employee when he resigns is being considered by the Finance Committee of the Singapore Municipal Commission At a recent meeting, the case of a Water
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    FAREWELL DINNER
    51 5 picture. MKS. K. K. Fonlger, the retirins; president of the Singapore Y.W.C.A. wore a cheon?sum to the farewell dinner given by members of the Y.W.C.A. at Raffles Quay last night m her honour. With her m this picture is Mrs. Helen Tan. the organiser of the dinner.- Free
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    Budget debate this week
    654 5 Budget debate th is week Free Press Staff Reporter IN a budget which reaches a new high level for expenditure, the Singapore Municipality proposes to spend next year more than $14,000,000 to advance work on the new power station at Pasir Panjang, and over $8, 000, 000 to continue the
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    Clients worry over 'missing' hawker
    560 5 Clients worry over 'missing' hawker Free Presi Staff Reporter CHINESE mother and her seven children who travel eight miles every week-end to eat their favourite food 'yong tow foo' and a Royal \>r Force corporal are among the main people m the town and suburbs of Singapore, who have beea
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    Gift to shot man's widow
    206 5 Free Press StafT Reporter TOTAL of $750 was c lected yesterday fi students and staff of R. Girls School. Singamrr the widow and childr- n of the late Mohamed S bin Aki!. a traffic c» who was shot by a gun: while on duty outside
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      21 5 r BUY A V^fci TRAVELLING \m^\ rug C-^f3^_*_J fo" THE JOURNEY J_ >. v AmDßMwbHk TM^g j f' s*?^5 AmW' sag ROBINSONS
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    ADMIPAL BEST BET FOR TOMORROW
    562 6 ADMIPAL BEST BET FOR TOMORROW Result to make amends for Saturday's defeat Hy ALLAN LEWIS PENANG, Tuesday. ADMIRAL, who missed his engagement on the first day, should be the best bet tomorrow when the Penang Turf (lub continue their autumn meeting ai Batu (.antong. I consider Admiral is better off
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    Horses not accepting
    39 6 TilK following horses will not neefl their HMfage* m tits tomorrow: Raheen. P-mm>. Lucky ACS>. Arahint. TIU apiflfftMß, Rimhre. AhbeysteadL Skymajter. Firema>ter. Judaic*. Kentucky II Rustle. KnnlH)lton. und Sty mie. raper is a very d.>i!h!ful starter.
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    VICTORIA XI v. M.C.C.
    64 6 J: IVERSON, th i ler, i 3 included meet > at Mcli day n. 3. cap ained t>y l H tipj Ausi ralia m I Hasai N i< R Howard, J. Ivei 1 i p i B l l. t X W. J i t i
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    BENNETT BEATEN
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    3rd day's weights
    111 6 CI J, Div. 1-6 F. r, 3 Div 2 6F U™-* IM i:.,„m l ?,ilcs riiniei\ i.rror MS KgypUaa Qaeea Hi.'° valiu Ma LaOa \?T«ir |.ll uWrtj x.ii (,i,ian 1.13 N>, '> B.O'J I'«XiMM |.lf Sj),-.u||»ht 8 1' am wishes so; Baba sj.es ,JV E_t«a_« v |ibh
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    Badminton fixtures
    85 6 v ill be I Union Hall BATU-DAY \l IM mm. Mixed douhles isemi-linaK Loong P v p and aft s Cl i ucky Strike) v Lan lih and ps« I v One Poh 1 1:11 I M P Diehard 1 Veteran iaublei imai I Kirn nd Lim Cheng
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    Too good for Class 4
    52 6 Mrs. E f. Lin loads iv Seventy Seven (Spencer*, winner of the first race ((I. 1. I>iv. I— .V.f.) al Penang on Saturday. Seventy Seven has bren promoted to (lass 5 and has been handicapped m the DiT. 3 spetat ewes Cf. toman**. Scoop's Amateur
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    Latest form points to Kelvin
    623 6 CLASS 4 RACE PROSPECTS rOK.M points m Kelvin being a fairly safe bet m the (lass 4 Div. 2 race over 51 furlongs tomorrow He finished second to Latin Affair at l«sOh m July and his subsequent form has been good. He ran fourth to
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    Most domestic issues firm
    94 6 [London StocK Exthan LONDON i ALTHOUGH there was ver> little mu r routine business m the Stock I $*a day. domestic issue.s generally showM*- *"i| states Reuter's financial correspond- ,mi Leading industrial i trend set by British Governi gains were shown by electri textiles Funds were
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    Empire team set for win
    10 6 Empire team set for win ll I I I Reuter
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    LONDON CUP
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    COCKELL TO FIGHT MARSHALL
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    JACK HASSEN TO FIGHT HERE SHORTLY
    277 7 JACK HASSEN TO FIGHT HERE SHORTLY Arriving with Alf Gallagher JACK Hassen, Australian lightweight champion and Alf Gallagher who lost his heavyweight title to Dave Sands three months ago, will arrive m Singapore early next month for fights here. Hassen indicated a few weeks ago that he would consider fighting
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    31 7 picture. Scharenguivel. Raffles Institution XV skipper, looks determined as he closes m fo r a tackle m yesterday's game against S.C.C. "B" XV. which ended m a scoreless draw. Free Press
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    TRACK WILL BE HEAVY TOMORROW
    226 7  -  AL LAN LEWIS PENANG From Tuesdai rilE No. 2 track was still soft this morning when opened for fast work. Horses were cutting it up slightly. Working alone. Admiral (Ay res) attracted ntion when he ran 3 f. In 39J, the best of the morning.
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    PLAYERS FOR KI
    70 7 The players from whom the final selection of the South side to meet North at Kuala Lum pur on Saturday. In the soccer match m aid of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, include the following Singapore fool ball. Chee Seng. Salleh. Vass, Hanth. Hee
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    EUROPEAN TEAM TO VISIT INDIA
    61 7 A HOCKEY team from Europe is expected to visit India on a three-month tou. m the winter Of 1951. The vice-president of the Indian Hockey Federation, Dr. A. C. Chatterjee who is representing India at the International Hockey Federation meeting In Barcelona next month, will
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    R.A.F. win Services soccer tourney
    107 7 Free Tress Soccer Reporter RA.F. have won the inter-Services soccer com- petition. All three teams finished level on points, In Ihe one-round tourney, but the Airmen have the best goal average. Results were: Army bt. R.A I- R.A.F. bl w 4 o 0. The last
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    R.I. hold burly SCC opponents
    328 7 Free Press Rugby Reporter RAFFLES INSTITUTION XV were unlucky when the game against Singapore Cricket Club 4t ß" XV on the Padang yesterday ended m a scoreless draw. The schoolboys overwhelmed the burly opposition, keeping on the ball and giving no peace to the Club
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    RECREATION B.P OFFICIALS
    4 7 RECREATION B.P OFFICIALS I
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    232 ALL OUT
    50 7 QAM) wen .ill out for the'.r first Innings 'he opening Sin I Id match of the Hem South \\x. inc. Rayncf mot ou: 51 > i lie score. Davidson took f<>r 49 and the Test bowler rail two for 54. Hem south Wal<s declared at mc on
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    POPPY DAY HOCKEY
    62 7 pOMBIN— D pUj c aiWncd Qcivk.cs m ihe m-omrn's hockrv rr>:»rch on the Padam on Nor. 2 ha :«:d of mr D.'V Fund. The match. for the I MeUei— I Cup. will star, at 5.15 p.m m lira i \t iG.S.C.I ic»pl >. \!r K>r- P 'fi
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    St. Andrew's win
    46 7 err. Andrew's Dnt XV beat O Victoria School at tul by 14 points (two penalties, a try and B toad) to nil at dsville yesterday. The second teams' encounter saw St. Andrew's win by 9 points <two tries and a penalty) to nil.
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    DRAW FOR PRESIDENT'S PRIZE
    570 7 THE following are the draw and rttatj times for the Royal Singapore Golf Club President's Prize Competition to be played on Sunday morning. FlR*'! NINE: 805 X L Johnson »15> W Watson i4'. J X Shafer <v R W Newton il3» 810 D A Lawson 14i
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    W. Australia just save the follow-on
    329 7  -  REGINALD HAYTER By Reuter's Special Correspondent WEST Australia, former Sheffield Shield winners, saved the follow on against the M.C.C. touring side at Perth yesterday by two runs. They were alf out for 236, which was 198 behind the visiters* declared total of 434 for
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    Scoreboard
    104 7 Hi «.n It >Ik\i i i• i i A„rili c Ciu^i o Wr.enl I i :rmi. 1 1 MiM i, Fraakisfc t> mrSntl I t < l<>^< n r' I 1 .1 i> t> *m i n* b W• S Mum it c I b Unrlit Hrrbert c l'<
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    6-A-SIDE SOCCER
    71 7 riRTY-nvt teams Wiil U id Singapore j.x-a-si i-r knoekuu' to ney starting on Nov 5 it Jan Besar Stadium. The procett to tc ki'sj charities. The openinf are Navy C-In f v. er S.C: Social B v 1 1 thui Karib A Tamil BL A. 'A' v. Pulau
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    HOCKEY RESULTS
    32 7 TNIVERBI the V.MC.A. by rive ground a* B a 9 PLAYING with re unlucky v defeated two-nil by Sir re Chinese Recreation C m a hoc_< Hong Lim Green yesterday.
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    Single try decides
    44 7 IN A KEENLY eon! A rugby match played the Kcpp.-l Harbour j yesterday The Royal Australian XV beat Singapore Harbour Board by a -sored midway m the half A last run through between ViJe and Bailey ended scoring the winning try.
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    BIRTHS
    83 8 kr Hospital, x sr- and >on. rix H _J a. October, at Hospi il. Betty, wife of j R F diet i son. '.ORD. ro t Overton), Xijor E. Lord, R A O C BM H Singapore, on 120 th i 1950 (Jennifer A < t Rooert XX. HospiUl,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    47 8 ME MRS. F H I led the funeral d Dome Bd rendered 1 "The C mcd X isa m om Manjoor S an I th B b.u mse no at'he iu:ix.U ot the above let) i nd lorries an !iy the 21 of th^ c re
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    DEATH
    9 8 20m Ocio- Cornwall, Manager ut P: ounce vVe.-
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    Police raisd C.P. offices
    80 8 MELBOURNE. Tues. AUSTRALIAN security poJice jresterdaj swooped on Communist centres In Sydney. Melbourne. Perth. Hoben (Tasmania) and Darwin, and removed large quantities of party lit Tature and othi r documei They combed premises forcing locked drapers and cabinets. No resistance was offered. Clerks m ofhVes and
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    REDS BACK IN SWEPT AREAS
    30 8 Rebel con are 2 > miles north of Saigon after r I h swee] honse J tin, y ding I I a ton areas In Reuter
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    SON ACCUS-D WIFE AND FATHER
    333 8 SON ACCUS-D WIFE AND FATHER 'No basis/ says the judge LONDON, Tuesday. AN accusation that Sir John Dixon Mayhew, wealthy 66.\ear-old industrialist and politician, had slept with his son's wife over a period of nearly two years was dismissed yesterday m the Divorce Court, London. John De Pari°ault Gurney Mayhew,
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    New factory collapses
    66 8 COLOMBO. Tues. GUARDS were mounted or. a new .state cement fat •f fell m on Sunday only 24 hours alter il hari been nlally opened by the Prime Mil Don Senanayake. "Sabotage has not been ruled oul c Endu Minister Mr G G Ponnambalam, .said yesterday. But
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    FRENCH PLAN FOR EUROPE
    40 8 Tt#e French Government yesterday proposed the appointment of a European Minister of Defence. The proposal was part of a "European solution" of the question of German rearmament adopted yesterday by the French Council of Ministers.- Reuter
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    China Reds ask for U.S. visas
    268 8 China Reds ask for U.S. visas TOKIO. Tues 'THE Chinese Comix Premier and Minister. Mr. Chou En-lai. bas cabled the United Secret ary -General Mr 1 Lie, asking him to mata rangements for entr;. tho Peking delegation to he United States to Security Council talks c. Formosa question. Mr Chou
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    ETON SAYS 'NO' TO HYPNOTIST
    211 8 ETON. Tuesday. 2EVENTY-three-year-old Louis J. Orton went to Eton College to ffive a lecture and demonstrations on hypnotism to 300 boys of the school's scientific society. And he was told just before he entered the lecture hall that his demonstrations had been vetoed. Mr. Orton.
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    COLOURED VIEWS
    39 8 Tiie South African Prime Minister. Dr. Daniel Malan. and the Finance Minister, Mr N. C. Havenga. have agreed to hear the view* of the Cape Coloured people on a proposal to give them separate Parliamentary representation. Reuter
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    1,000 COLOMBIANS
    23 8 The Colombian government has informed the U.S. State Department, of its offer Of 1,000 ground troops for service m Korea. U.P.
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    Love test lies in limpid eyes
    186 8 IF a man can gate steadily, confidently, and without any sense of discomfort into the eyes of a girl, then he is probably m love with her, says an optician] Many young men who cannot do this have been told "'You don't love me",
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    JEST A MINUTE!
    20 8 "One more rise m the ost of living and I don t <no* what ma can do
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    Nine babies in 11 years
    138 8 Husband objected to operij^ MMSTOI WOMAN had nine children !< her doctor s advice, she und to prevent her having any m Her husband objected after it relations between Mr. Commissioner Wethered Court. He awarded a deer---50-year-old Mrs Ros Edna Mary Purn* 11, of DB
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    Africa council
    30 8 The governments of B: South Africa. Southern Rhodesia, France. Belgium and Portugal have agx th* 1 details of a scientific ro for Africa, south of the Sahara A.P.
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    CANADIANS AT SEA
    21 8 An advar.ee party of 345 officers ano c is now at s*a on its wav to Korea.- Reuter
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    R.A.F. BOMER OUT TO BEAT RECORD
    8 8 R.A.F. BOMER OUT TO BEAT RECORD 1 Reuter
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