The Singapore Free Press, 25 October 1950

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA > SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1950. PRICE FEN (IMs
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    TRUMAN'S CALL TO DISARM
    347 1 TRUMAN'S CALL TO DISARM Three-point plan for world peace t>rf<iiuvt i»DiT_saaai LAKE SUCCESS, Wednesday. pKi_MD_iNl TM MAN yesterday called lor world disarmament m unanimous agreement and with safeguards to ensure the compliance ot all nations m an address before the (ieneral Assembly ot the United Nations on the fifth anniversary
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    U.N. FLAG FLIES IN SOVIET CAPITAL Two Wide Boys
    193 1 U.N. FLAG FLIES IN SOVIET CAPITAL Two Wide Boys MOSCOW. Wed. •TOE United Nations lias Hew outside .Moscow's United Nations Information Office yesterday on the fifth anniversary of the founding of the world organization hf distributed United Nations pubils and documents among many S and arranged Mr. V In the
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    North Koreans Fight back
    38 1 SI oil.. Wednesday. nd a biij North Korean motorised xx. (j southward vesterda\ toward g South Korean troops now only Ihe new miniunist refagee capital Manehnrian border. strength for an ll n_n* waa A.P.
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    Chinese Reds to liberate Tibet' report
    62 1 Chinese Reds to liberate Tibet' report 'THE Soviet agency adn forces have been ordered Invade Tlbel >n." ADN quoted Ihe N China i agency of Red China »uth-wesl Chl- r arv di an idquarten ol the Second Chinese Field Army had r-able duty" m iiberatina M Tibet I !v the
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    Reds say 'boo' to Police
    64 1 SYDNEY, v. ACS'I RAUAIS authorities i^erday sorted out a j :on of Communist literature seized m the' Ural raids on Red headquarters throughout the country. In many Communist oltic s raiders found soaled -rs which contained only lip ol paper with the single derisive word
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    NEGROES ADMITTED
    27 1 Two Negro attorneys were admitted to membership In the Cincinnati Bui tion yesterday for the first time m the 78-year history of the organisation.- U.P.
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    POLICE KILL 10
    31 1 Ten peonle were killed and another 1/ Inj ired yesterday. when police opened flre on a rioting crowd m Hyderabad. 120 miles north i f IT > r.i A.P.
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    HOLIDAY IN VENICE
    26 1 Prince Aehnad Rheza Praland. brother ol the Shah of Iran, has arrived m Venice, accompanied by his wife, on a short holiday. A.P.
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    Vishinsky is nice Truman
    68 1 Vishinsky is nice Truman 1 r v m i n. „mi lo th.* nln w ii i» Mr. n lei or alxuit mas hears' thai he t: thru about i>h»nsk\. m mterl shall Mr PrgsKessl m press as ng Ike ir lo which I the 51 «.tes ix Bg m
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    15 1 "We jjst came to wish you luck md j ?ood ride m the big race."
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    VIETMINH RAID HANOI TOWNS
    185 1 SAIGON, Wednesday. pOnimi ....^i tß*tm2nh raiders yesterday attacked towns m the Hanoi area and ambushed a French and Vietnamese column within two miles of the northern French capital. But military headquarters In Saigon said that front line reports indicated that the bulk of the Sed forces
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    TIBETANS'FULL OF HOPES'
    52 1 TIBETANS 'FULL OF HOPES' A delegation from is proceeding to Peking with an open mind and full of hopes of an amicable settlement/ its leader. Tsepon Shakebpix s:dd m New Delhi last night. The delegation l<xives Delhi tni.s morning lor Kalimpoiv^. on the Indo-Sikkim border. thence via Calcutta and Hon
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    Clocking the purchase
    50 1 SURVEY hy Manchester hatters showed yesterday that it takes a man five to IU minutes to hny a hat if he -;oes shopping alone. IU to 15 minutes if he goes with his jjirl friend and i>o ta 4o minutes if he goes with his wife. U.P.
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    Peru asks for investigation
    39 1 •SHINGTON. Wed. PERU has asked the (Jl States. Brazil. Chile and Argentina to investigate a charge that Peruvian troops arc massing on the Ecuadorian border. The charge was made by Ecuador and denied by Peru.
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    Border talks postponed
    46 1 Ir I*HE openinj Irani. i. disputes has been i for more than a authoritative source ran said yesterd Tiie postponen cperienced Teheran as another that the recent Soviet -f: ship pr«)paganda can aimed a* Iran has run Into a sn 1 2 A.P.
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    Best bets for today
    43 1 Rom ALLAN ll Wis Mv host beta tor today 'a Penang races are ADMIRAL, RESULT and NOMAD. The going is likely to he hrav\ Trespasser's '><' s t I'ets are ADMIRAL and MERLIN. I i k hints m Pa?e 11
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    RIVER 'LIKE A SCENE FROM BIBLE'
    318 1  -  LIONEL CRANE By AHiK crossing oj the t chon river major obstacle b< Manchuria- by the Middlesex Regiment was one of the most unusual yet made m Korea. cad of bullets tiie Brix>h were welcomed with ers. Villager^ on the other side crowded to
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    30 in the net
    31 1 The U.S. Just ice Department yesterday continued its roundup of tiie 86 alien Communists it wants to deport, and has now arrested nearly 30 of them. A.P
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    'WE'RE GOING TO RUSSIA'
    122 1 The atom scientist HELSINKI, Wednesday. 1 PASSENGER on the plane which brought miss- Ins British atom scientist Bruno Pontecorvo to Finland, said yesterday that the professor's young son told him: "We are going to Russia". The professor, his wile and three children disappeared m Helsinki on
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    More income tax unlikely: expenses cut
    226 1 Free Press Stall Reporter SINGAPORE will have to accept additional taxk^ ation next year, the Free Press understands. But the wage earner is unlikely to be called upon to pay more income tax m the proposals which have been made to increase the Colony's
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    The Man With A Limp
    698 2 The Man With A Limp SINGAPORE DOCTOR l?OR the past few months I have had recurring attacks of a swollen knee with severe pain. On the advice of friends I have applied anti-phogis-tine but .it only gave relief for a few days. Can you suggest any treatment other an operation.
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    Govt. Probing Cancer 'Cure'
    353 2 By A Special Correspondent IMIE Minister of Health, Mr. Aneurin Bevan. has ordered an inquiry into the "Cardigan Cancer Treatment", a herbal remedy practised for more than 40 years by a Welsh family. His decision follows a meeting with 45-year-oid Mr David Rees Evans, now living
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      223 2 t_^ 0 L rlf* m* _ll B w Cow Gate Milk Food Is made by a special process from the milk of world-famed pasturelands. The most modern and scientific ja*p. I methods are applied to every stage ■P of its preparation, so that the 5^ valuable and exceptional nourishVovvc\Gate Mi
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      226 2 How are /V s\mf these dc <_i r^^.'mr~ Ifmambar yau cannot ta. IV, TrPf 4QP \e mm vitamin*. Lack ol WA J* aarJS lowar* Sod'ljr raaittancc /__*3^ JRaV nei»a*. Sui Id up >•«> rf. <s?^ _Mt N^ C rooke* Halibut O i Tt fl|^_w^ «I J' t r **»a«a two
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      32 2 Solution To Crossword No. 185 l r»l>\ —\«i. vs l. Hare 3 Action, y. P y Backgammon 14 > Pawn 1 BjtiC 'J. Rishl. 4 I N v 7 Jt il. Cl Ips
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      167 2 New Crossword No. IS6 «~1 p~| p~i ran i- 1 pn izizjnizdz B 9 IO 1 ~^H**^i i HI Mi _^__SM^ H^____JM .HI SJ l 9 -_z_ziz_z_z I I 1 I 1 I I CLUES ACROSS 1. Level places for two collars <4. 3, 4». 7. Korean war parallel .6-5).
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    'HOME-COMING' IN N. KOREA
    400 3 'HOME-COMING' IN N. KOREA A missionary's son returns v t _s£?w M;Y AN(; North Korea tuesday AN AMEKICAN naval lieutenant yesterday walked 4 among the ghosts of the past m the grounds of the former Presbyterian Mission m Pyongyang where he spent the first 17 years of his life For
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    RED CHINA TO GROW RUBBER ON HAINAN
    13 3 RED CHINA TO GROW RUBBER ON HAINAN I rh**n D md their U.P.
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    Starlings invade an English town
    141 3 BRIDLINGTON, England, Tuesday. BODY m this North Sea town of tiO.OUO was 1 a ikened earrj Sunday by the grandest noise. ilaiitoga everywhere, under the bed. m ice a\m\ Ml the buoys bobbing m the norma] number of homeoened Sunday morning hundreds] of thousands of
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    27 3 photo. A truck loaded with DA First Cavalry Division men roars past cheering Korean natives as l\N. forces continued to advance into former Communist held territory. A.P.
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    MAY BUY LESS
    28 3 Japan may have to reduce her pure liases of Australian it considerably if Japan's trade with the sterling area continues to I shor imports. Reuter
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    Munitions factory
    17 3 Chinese Communist horities m Kwangtung are building a munitions factory plans prepared by advisers. Reuter
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    Threat to Dutch
    18 3 ItX. -.em that all Dutchmen nurdered if Amboiness J N A d to I: Reuter
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    Bridge Hands
    239 3 East- Wast vulnerable. South dealer 0 5 oid. re .n B my CISC M bad hf— .dry havi mbled. I he v.ci md bave it I'll he bid one spade a Bfe which North recognised h bad ->ucn a ft fur Epafes k old nuahl have product., v
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    Errol wore antelope gloves
    157 3 NICE. Tues I^RROL FLYNN and actress. J Patrice Wymore. were married yesterday m «iv:l and religious ceremonies. The 41 -year-old ac'.or arrived tor the religious ceremony at the Lutheran Church of Transfiguration m a yellow Cadillac, waving antelope gloves to the crowds. He was formally dressed,
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    Earlier service likely
    46 3 Earlier service likely It is likely that Oaruda Indonesian Airway Convair liners wil put into operation earlier than the target dale of Jan. 1 next. Oaruda Ls to have eight Convairs of which several have already ariveri a Js karta and are being tested riailv. Reuter
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    Chinese fed up with showing Stalin's photo
    289 3 Chinese fed up with showing Stalin 's photo HOM. KONG, Tuesday. HTHE CHINESE Communists haye learned not t<> display Stalin's photograph any more than is necessary. Arrivals from Shanghai said that the Communists encountered a substantial amount ol hostility from the Chinese people over the lavish, display of Stalin's photo.
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    NO 'BIKINIS' FOR SYDNEY
    168 3 SYDNEY, Tuesday. SYDNEY BEACH inspectors don't allow Bikini swimsuits on the beaches. Newcomers occasionally try it. Like a shapely blonde Parisienne. She wore a brief French swimsuit at Sydney's popular Bondi Beach. Aub Laidlaw. beach inspector, ambled over as soon as he spotted the brief, pale
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    BUCKLEY
    12 3 'MOrV. Sgt KW4T VA' D-D IX MY B££2 AATOs t«M. mmmmmmmmm
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    EXPORT BANNED
    13 3 lines*. Communists have banned pott irom Can<>f copper inaots and a!!
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    ONE-ARM JAP OFFERS BLOOD TO U.N.
    88 3 ONE-ARM JAP OFFERS BLOOD TO U.N. TOKYO Tues. A FORMER Japanese soldier who lost his right arm on Bougainville Island, offered to donate his blood to the I Nations B'.«od Bank saying: "Now I have surplus blood because my right arm no needs it." The soldier wl was .saved by
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    Free China speaks in 13 languages
    63 3 Thr I 1 which the Chinists regard as the C version of the Vole of America. Ig now bro m thirteen lan-' i include Enslis''; loaned French. Russian and M l:an Voice gi y under the dlrecUon <>i ugton X Tong. War II V
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    Survivors seen
    23 3 Seven men. believed survivors of the freighter. 'Northern cur." which disappeared •p Race on Sat mri; sighted yesterday on a raft
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      334 3 YOUR LUCKY STAR DOKN today, you have a great deal of nervous energy, are a hard worker and have an excellent memory. These talents can be turned into business assets at an early age. Not the type to work for others, start out on your own as soon as possible.
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    PEOPLE in Singapore a local picture page
    352 4 These ten women, men <U IBW !'<'»'. >'< •>.;> < iMiimitlier. ha\c ju«*i opened Minpln of p: i have smc fi »m the I :u;<d kingdom Tin- p-p--pi< will be distribwl wo in :i in diflTereal an re and v. ill he soldi
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    'EPIDEMIC OF RAPE IN TURKEY
    335 5 'EPIDEMIC OF RAPE IN TURKEY Papers demand severe action TFHvrp i ANKARA, Wednesday. punishment for rape and crimes of violence is being demanded by leading Turkish newspapers a s a result of the increase m the numher of such offences during the summer and autumn. Energetic poliop measures have so
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    America 'is misunderstood' in Far East
    7 5 America 'is misunderstood' in Far East I)
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    RICE SOWN IN AIR RAIDS
    46 5 RICE SOWN IN AIR RAIDS Rice sowing from the air is being tested m New South Wales. Fifty acres were bayed and irrigated tor the sowing. Results are beins watched who have discussed the laying of pasture from the air an Advance on present methods— Reuter
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    Ronnie ends his tour
    131 5 Somebody's baby— but whose? LONDON, Wednesday. CjMILING Ronnie Boden. whose mother died when he wns bown, is ofT again. In 2C months of life he has lived with foster-parents near Crewe; and has been removed by his lather to Dover. Middlesbrough, and Lleethorpes. Lints. His father
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    Atomic loaf stays fresh
    90 5 NEW YORK. Wed. A LOAF of bread was kepi ifter h In an American lateral accord::, i ;r. Elliott Lawtlst m the Gen< Electric Company* laboratory it was first wrapped m phane ro keeo li air right. 1 hen It wis placed for a l million
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    P.I. TURNING VOCATIONAL
    80 5 P.I. TURNING VOCATIONAL Philippine education will henceforth lay stress on .tional Instruction. The Department of Education has issued a directive that all schools, public and private. should take immediate steps to provide vocational courses The directive says that henceforth. In the establishment of new public schools <>r m the granting
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    NATS. EXPANDING
    39 5 Reports «»f increased Nationalist guenila activity m Hope! province lias been followed by news from the Chinese mainland that pro-Kou-mintang groups operating In Kwangsi province are steadily gaining province are steadily gaining In strength In rscent times.
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    GREEN BAIT TO BEAT BIRDS
    57 5 Poison balls now being dropped from the air over a large part of Western Australia to kill dingoes and foxes are wrapped m green paper. The Acting Agriculture Minister, A. McKenzie Clarke, said that green was a colour normally unattractive to birds and it was
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    RED 'INSTRUCTORS'
    27 5 Yugoslavia's official press reported that Russia has sent more than 3.000 agents into Albania to serve as "insturctor.s" In Albania's Communist Party and army A.P.
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    GIRL RINGS THE BELL
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    ACTORS TO TAKE LOYALTY OATH
    158 5 ACTORS TO TAKE LOYALTY OATH NEW YORK. Wednesday. HOLLYWOOD, upon the urging of its chief mentor. Erie Johnston, thinks it has found a way to make itself Communist-proof. The bosses want everyone, from star to extra trom producer to script girl, to swear to a loya-lty oath or get out.
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    U.S. military surgery 'spectacular'
    103 5 U.S. military surgery 'spectacular' lOKYO Wed. AMERICAN Army surgeons In Korea attained "spectacular results" which "surpassed a:i previous records of tary medicine.'- declared v i Gen. Edgar Erskine Hume. Chief Surgeon. Far E ts 1 Command In a report to Ma J. -Gen Raymond W. Bliss. United States Army's Surgeon
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    REDS BARRED
    12 5 < I ;ia are bai i citizenship n N Cabi A.P.
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    24 5 FIVE STAR FINAL General Bradley, who has reached the highest rank m the I.S. Army, has his fifth star pinned on by President Truman.
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    Major speech by Truman
    69 5 WASHINGTON. Wed. PRESIDENT Truman Washington by train lasl night for New York to make a 3,000-word major f< policy speech to the l" Nations General Assembly today, the fifth anniversary ol the United Nations Mr. Charles Ross. White House Press Secretary, said the speech would be
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    STRAW CRISIS IN AUSTRALIA
    60 5 By Christmas there be a straw broom for sale anywhere In Australia, because of labour problems and weather damage to the season's millet crop. Victoria's crop last yeai 250 tons- enough for 150.000 brooms. This year it promises only 20 tons. Factories have cut orders by
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    The Churchill way
    38 5 A NEW road al Stafford, England s n ,v> named Churl\ chil-uav. the town council Inclepe ident majorityhas decided. Said Socialist Alderman S. li. Adamson: "When we alter the council's political complexion, that wih change."
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    NE WRO AD PLAN FOR EUROPE
    191 5 GENEVA, Wednesday. A DECLARATION on the construction of a network of European roads has been drafted and signed m Geneva at a meeting held by the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe. The declaration, signed by Belgium, France, Luxembourg, the United Kingdom, and Holland,
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    VERBOTEN
    33 5 Prof. Ulricn Noaek. leader of the "Nauhelm circles." which wants Germany to be "neutral' between East and West, was refused an exit visa to speak at Innsbruck. French zone of Austria Reuter
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    SAW BAO DAI
    26 5 The United States Minister to the three states of IndoChina. Mr. Donald R Heath, presented his credentials to Bao Dai. head of Vietnam.
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    East official flees
    26 5 Herr Hermann Philipp, .•hief of the Forestry I'cpartment of the Ministry for Agriculture m Eastern Germany, has fled into the West German sector.
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    Freedom for sausages
    66 5 HASTINGS. England. Wed. BRITISH butchers have raised the battle-cry: "Give Us our freedom and let the sausage speak for itsell Butcher A. Hamperl of London told a meat trade conference the government should allow butchers to raise retail sausage prices, now pegged to a fixed scale. It
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    De GAULLE SURE
    43 5 General Charles de Gaulle, i leaaer of the French Pec. Rally, said m Paris he was confident a large number of his Party's candidates would be returned m next year's elections, no tter what voting system wsus ado i Reuter
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    Rationing in Britain to go on
    115 5 Rationing in Britain to go on LONDON Wed. BRITAIN'S food position Is IMB favourable tha ago and "we shall no be able to abandon rationing as we had hoped." the Food Minis rice Web n Lnndon. He declared that important respects rural outlook I than a year I favourable office
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    Council avoids Amboina issue
    39 5 There In E take up tile A Mem It le:, lit m -J, Circlet that some >f the rarity Council of the oj)inion the A question is an Internal Indonesian matter outsid competence of the
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    P.I. OIL FOR CHINA
    16 5 reported to have placed oil orders In IJ lippines worth U5 Reuter
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. Oct. 25. 1950. Inspiring story
    310 6 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. Oct. 25. 1950. Inspiring story IN Singapore last week, two murderous youths shot a traffic policeman m a busy street and cycled off unmolested by the many people who were m the immediate vicinity At the time of writing, these thugs are still at large,
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    A PLAN FOR SINGAPORE
    1259 6 rrHE Singapore Government has now published m broad outline its ten-year development plan which was discussed and accepted by the recent conference m London on economic aid to South East Asia. Yesterday the Government suggested that this plan will eventually, if it is approved, cost something
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    New copyright laws planned
    104 6 New copyright law s planned International experts meeting m Washington recently were expected to recommend the abolition of existing discrimination against British publishers m United Statescopyright laws. The experts, representin: 15 nations, planned to draft a new universal copyright convention during a two-week conference sponsored by the United Nations Educational.
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    BOMBS DID THEM GOOD
    141 6  -  CHAPMAN PINCHER By ITTHAT has become of T? Britain's "blitz babies"— the young city children who stayed with their parents through the years of bombing? Were their minds affected m any way by those terrifying times? What sort of youngsters are they developing into now? A
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    Opinions Differ -And How!
    798 6  - Opinions Differ -And How! PRESTO Music Topics by THE more I have to do with music and musicians the more I realise how few people seem to agree on anything. And the higher you go. the more "expert" the opinions, the greater seems the division. So with Sunday's suc--ful concert.
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    New Records
    132 6 Johann MrMMi t.e I', nubf ballet music nla>ec the London Philharmonic chestra Doratn HM\ JO\ :u<»(i-:. i »a. producec Carlo m 1933 by the f r .be w I a r using finale. The record!: good Mehul Overture. 'Lea l>eu\ Awn^les de Tolede" pla\ed i* the Ro>al I'hilharmonu
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    THUGGERY, OR LAW AND ORDER?
    194 7 Public told 'make ut) your minds' Free Press Staff Reporter n PORK'S Commissioner of Police, Mr. B, Fouker, yesterday placed two alter- befon the public m these blunt terms: should make up their minds whether! to prefer the thugs wh 0 use force is, or
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    NEW-TYPE POLICE PHONES
    187 7 gECAUSE people do not use the present Police telephone boxes very much as tney think they are too conspicuous, the Singapore Police Force is seeking Government's approval to instal the Ericson street telePhone pillars and an exchange of 200 lines m various places m the island. These
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    Longer run for 'Richard'
    110 7 Free Press Stall Reporter IN response to public demand, the Singapore Teachers 'Repertory has decided to extend its performances of Richard the Second." There will be two more shows for the public and the uhers next Monday and Tuesday. Oct 30 and 31. m the Teachers
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    53 7 picture il/IF.'l of the new rj appointed Indonesian Minister of f? Foreign Affairs, Sirs. Koem centre) with Mr. M. Katit the Indonesian Consul-Oeneral m Singapore and his wile (left) who greeted her on her arrival on the Oranje yesterday. Mrs. Roem is on her wa> to Join her husband m
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    More police to fight crime
    389 7 Fret- Press Stan* Reporter Ql T of the total estimated expenditure of *100,837.433 which the Singapore Government is seeking m the Draft Estimates for 1951 the Police Force needs 513.935.955 to expand and improve its services. te Commissi Police. Mr R E told the Free
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    COLONY NEEDS FOREIGN CAPITAL
    271 7 INFUSION of pri'. 1 capital is the greatest need for the future economic d< lopment ol Singapore, says the report on the Colony's SixYear Development Plan submitted to the recent Commonwealth Economic Aid Conference. The report, a summary of which was published by the Singapore Government
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      THE HERMIT OF PAYA LEBAR
      414 7 THE HERMIT OF PA YA LEBAR Tuberculosis can be cured by peace and prayer, little food and complete silence, says this aged beadsman. He says that this cure is practised widely m America and Japan but too little m Singapore. Tan also believes that there should be more religious communication
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      Johore school problems
      122 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues A MEETING of Head ma. Of Chinese schools held m Johore Bahru yesterday for the purpose of ascertaining the views they wished to place before Sir Christopher Cox. who Is due m Johore Bahru al the end o! the month. Sir Christopher who is
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      HAWKERS FINED
      21 7 Seven Chinese hawkers were fined $15 each m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday for hiking without a licence.
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    Unified health service plan approved
    408 7 Unified health service plan approved Free Press Staff Reporter T»HE health committee of Singapore Municipal Commissioners has accepted the principal recommendations of the acting Municipal Health Officer, Dr. W. E. Hutchinson, for a unified service m the Municipal Health Department. The proposals approved by the committee will be sent on
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    Burial grounds hitch
    105 7 Burial grounds hitch Free Press Staff Reporter ALTHOUGH Singapore I nicipal Commissio have received two applications from trustees of bu grounds to close parts of as they wish to velop unused portion* of land, the Commission* r The Comm. committee, m a diseuni this matter, has I ask their legal
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    45 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tv Dr. A. Muregasu ha appointed District and Health Office:. Pontiai. and Dr. S. K. Mitra has be-< .1 transferred from the G Hospital. Johore Bah v Kota Tingpi us D* cal and H« alth < >ffic< r, X Tinggi and Me: sing.
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      37 7 MAIL xce mail is expected m Singapore today irom India, Pakistan, Medan, and the Federation. La'est times for posting surface mail h* the G.P.O. today are: noon for Pontianak and Palemh::wc 5 45 p.m. for the Federa-
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    9 8 Empire XI win at Dehru Dun X S Reuter
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    378 8 SPORE STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT U.N. Special lessons m schools Free Press Staff Reporter STUDENTS m the upper classes of leading English schools m Singapore are keeping m touch with the work of the United Nations through their civics, history and current affairs lessons. In many of these schools, students have
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    S.J.I. WIN TWO HOCKEY MATCHES
    44 8 vx i Joseph's Institution first Xl beat Anglo-Chinese School Ist. XI by three g0., 1s to one In I hockey match on the S J.I {round yesterday. In th* second team match, SJI defeated ACS. by the i mart
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    85 8 LONDON, Wednesday. 4FTER Aye months of completely unchanged prices, silver suddenly joined the commodity boom yesterday, states Renter's financial correspondent. It jumped 4Ad. m London, fallowing an equally sudden jump of five cents (4jths. pence) m New York overnight. The Mexican Government, •h had been regularly
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    106 8 University posts nrv. the live latest anthe Uni Ceyloi Dr PII irei m Mat ies. He md Ls now attached to the D: hi- irer from the Uni Cl Icago and ring In Amerl- i local-born Th- ing UM d I pei Th»* <»• Ml C nba (Economics) Irom the
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    NEW VICAR OF S'PORE
    102 8 NEW VICAR OF S'PORE Tl r. ,v Woods, ul South Wigston, Leicester, since 1946, haa b appointed Vicar and Archdeacon of Singapore. 11° will take up -ins appointment m April. Mr Woods, w*io Is a the Bishop I .chfield, Dr. Edward \v served Chaplain to the Forces during World Wail
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    Villemain is 'ready to fight'
    20 8 thl mans the mid< weight boxer. Robert VilRandolph Turpin an < I i I l A.P.
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    M.C.C. held the upper hand
    206 8  -  REGINALD HAYTER By Keuters Special correspondent IMIOI GH held to a draw by Western Australia m the opening first-class game of their Australian tour at Perth yesterday, the M.C.C. can be reasonably satisfied with their performance^ The fact that Freddie Brown declared soon after lunch
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    39 8 picture (ILERGYMEN irom Horn; Kang anel s ..im mi 1 y pore. The Key. Cecil Eagling ol th»- Pars..: mgkok, (ri«ht) and the Key. John Chung Van-I.a ap of Hong Kong, who attended the Diocesan Synod yesterday. Free Press
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    H.K.s THOMAS CUP BID
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    SOCRATES REMAINS FAVOURITE
    15 8 SOCRATES REMAINS FAVOURITE DOCK 1J t pri* i Club. I oi but Bna i ITI
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    JOHN WAS SO STAID
    451 9  - JOHN WAS SO STAID K.S. CHIA }j)ed*o*drr*y gtovt Stcuy by situl eyes, s gazed .1. John, ikfast tf s 1 herIhe kles on read ci face would Dreaming a«?am. old ne ctsked. •Huh? Oh. John." she then added: Renber. you're iakin.l me swimmtng this affernoor John frowned and t'.n.-n, remembering
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    Forwards call tune in rugby today
    865 10  - Forwards call tune in rugby today PETER LOVEGROVE By DOMINANCE of forward play m modern Rugby union \\ais emphatically demonstrated m (he first-class match between London Welsh and Coventry which I watched on' Oct. U. In the whole 70 minutes there was only one passing movement which went along the
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    S'pore had best soccer season since the war
    445 10  - S'pore had best soccer season since the war CRUSADER By DINGAPORE*S most sine essl'ul soccer season since the Pacific War has just ended (and about time, too, for it has been encroaching on hockey and rugby). The eight-month period since March 1 saw the Colony regain the Malaya Cup, and
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    THE BODY BEAUTIFUL
    77 10 The contest for the title <»f "'Thr most beautifully developed athlete" held at the Palais De (haillot m Paris Oct 15 m ronn.'ction with the world I iMiftine oampmn--1 M" was won by John larhoinik. 2s, of >n i i alifomia. to ri- h t .1. Baptispa
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    55 10 JO Weldin i Austria >, Bui pean heavyweight champion mai meet I challenger. Stephan Olek France!, ror title bout In Brussels on either Nov 18 or Dec. 2. Ray Famechon. French holder of the European featherweight championship a oppose Richie l"KJd"> Howard of Halifax. N B m ten-round
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    175 10  -  PENALTY BULLY I.N SATURDAY'S demons l< m of poor sporl sma >hip by tw > State hockey •:> m the C sports (iub v. Singapore R tion C!ub match on the Padang should form the sub 4 of an Inquiry by the Hockey A m. II
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    Standard of soccer in Indonesia high
    247 10  -  ROGER YUE By M m I__? f Quee a of Chinese Athletic and 1949 honorary coach of tho Singapore Amateur Football Association, recently paid a visit to Indonesia. He was much impressed with the .standard of soccer there -Indonesia has a number of really
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    Leg-pull caused rugby sensation
    160 10 Leg-pull caused rugby sensation pit t ure. A GENTLE leg-puller has caused one of the biggest sensations m top-class ruifby for years. It start, -d when the name of W." E. Kyle, the Ireland fly-half recently home after the successful rugby tour of New Zealand and Australia, appeared m the
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    THOMPSON RENEWS HIS CONTRACT
    72 10 J^lalthy state of rs Ireland is .shown by the fart that Ax -kev Jack Thompson h his contrael to ride for Paddy Pre: es Tipxr season Two prominent stables had been bio( The j l(> had been i Af< fcui-fi been ab n them down and
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    Athletics' 'guinea-piS' nearly died
    22 10 Athletics' 'guinea-pi S nearly died DR Uni i kip man lon thi A Many Tests i I run har Profe to I
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    S'pore may join Asian Games Fed.
    155 11 S'pore may join Asian Games Fed. i>a and Sports Council will meet \t week to discuss the invitation ing fommitee of the Asian Games part m the Games to be held m March. ia received a copy of the condition, and there is every likeagreeing to join this organ- I
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    Fitton outpoints former champion
    177 11 RAY Fitton, of Manchester, outpointed the former French nd European bantamweight champion. Theo Medina, over ten rounds at the Royal Albert Hall. London last night. It was a dull tight which drew ironical slow handclapplng from the crowd. Fitton. coming m as a substitute for Luis
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    Free H'cap Weights
    85 11 U/IK.HTS for the Free Handicap for thret-\»ar-oLls to be run on Saturday. Nov. 18. at UM Singapore Turf Club Winter Meeting, are: RICHMOND Ml I N INSURED 9.« < \I)/()\V GLEN Mf XMBVSs \t)i}R !>o:» il l) MERIDIAN 9M II \KRIFK (late Norwaj > 5 .§3 PINK
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    H.K. TEAM TO PLAY IN IPOH
    44 11 IPOH Tues. T'HE Smg Tao tourii^-g table tenail team pi Hong Kong .will i important fixtures m In. tx »\er -he weekend. On Friday they will meet a k Combined team *ndon I Saturday they- oppose *a "onn
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    32 11 The m.s. Lalandia played a friendly game of soccer against the m.v. Agatenor on the Railway Institute ground yesterday. The Lalandia won the ma eh by three goal Lqj two.
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    S.A.S. BOXING FINALS TODAY
    44 11 FINALS of the St. Andrew's School boxing tournament will be held this afternoon, starting at 4.30. The programme comprises 14 bouts for various divisions up to lightweight. The Yap Kang Hoe Shield for the House champions will be decided. picture.
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    PEP'S INJURY
    47 11 X-ray pictures of Willie Pep's injured left shoulder indicated that the former world featherweight champion should be able to box a'-xiln soon. The shoulder was dislocated when Pep lost his title to Sandy Saddler last month. A return match may be staeed In February A.P.
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    577 11  -  ALLAN LEWIS From Heavy going at Penang today YESTERDAY'S rain has made the tracks heavy x for this afternoon's racing. Skyscraper, Sisteron and Black Velvet will not start. The most discussed horse on the course this morning was Admiral. Everybody thinks he will have an easy task
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    93 11 SIX T E E N- YEAR-OLD PAMELA SUCH, an ardent weight!— tins and cycling cnlhnsiast, poses for the Free Press at the York Body Building Club. Pamela, who is entering for the "Miss Singapore 1950" competition at the Happy World this weekend, with her youiiKcr sister
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    322 11 PHYSICAL CULTURE rWENTY-three weightlifters and 14 men and eight women physical culturists have tentatively entered for this year's weightlifting and bodybeautiful championships to be held at the Happy World on Saturday and Sunday. Among those who have entered for the '"Miss Singapore 1950" title are the
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    Civilians too goodfor Army
    101 11 Civilians too good for Army SINGAPORE Civilians O proved too good for Army m their triangular hockey tournament fixture on the Padang last evening, winning 5-1. With two speedy and accurate wingers m W. Galistan and Boon Oon San. the Civilians' attack was seen m many pretty movements. Army opened
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    50 11 JOHN SAXBY, inside forward who once played football for Hone Kong, has joined Corinthian C'asn Saxby. up at Cambridge after the var. Iv.s packed enough adventure into 25 i years to satisfy most men. He was a pilot m the RAF. then became a paratrooper.
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    302 11 New hooker for Comb. Services XV (COMBINED Services team to meet Johore m the H.M_. Malaya rugby competition on Saturday is much the san: the side which defeated N. Sembiian. The one imoortant change is at hooK^r where Sgt. McLeod (R.A.F.) replaces F Lt. Jones. Coulson. wlio proved himin the
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    77 12 NEW YORK. Wed. rUR names were men- d > succeed Ifr. Lie as Secretary-Gen-I the United Nations. i f th meeting ol the nanent members of the united Nations Security Council, it was understood m York. v were S.r Ramaswami and Sir Benegul N. ll.m.
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    38 12 ti Richard W. Republican, III:: :\iay that the had Ised him that it sating the North "i. charm- informaAm rican Army facin™ vi I suit Mr Hoffman I m a st A.P. A. P. Reuter
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    372 12 lions Atomic En**r«?v Conunl lon ar.d :he U.N. Commission for rational Armaments. In the past th.' Uni ed 8 ate haa insisted thai the questions of atomic control and general rpductlon of conventional armamen's »>e kepi separate. Th" Russians, on the other hand. have contended
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    57 12 RUNNER'S 'NO' TO REJECTION A 60-year-old man has threatened to take the east" to court if the organisers of an athletic meet m Forn refuse his application to run m the 10.000-metre race The man. who declined to have his name mentioned unless the case goe s to court. s:ii(i
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    31 12 (AIU HARDIST 1). A (arr. of Qaeenstown. turned on his and Cst l Wat,r hiS f,UU lnPS 5 the hose swH.ed A snake had crawled into the hose. Reuter
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    28 12 Yesterdays official closings on the Hong Kong Money Exchange were HK56.32 per U.S. dollar J HK515.90 per pound sterling. HK$2B9s 2 per tael of cold.— U.P.
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