The Singapore Free Press, 28 October 1950

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA No. 1" SINGAPORE, SAITRDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1950. PKICE iEN CENTS.
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    N. KOREANS ATTACK IN REAR
    56 1 N. KOREANS ATTACK IN REAR nerals command guerilla bands -t Ltd Allied troops were this morning struggling over snowbound roatea towards Manchuria's Communist after bating off North Korean counter-attacks 50 miles Mrder and in the I nsan area, south of Chosan. nt line, however uerrilla bunds, some numberanded by Red
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    39 1 A route march, hut, so far M niinv of the troops are lomtriH'd, the wrong route. With supreme restraint they Ignore the invitation on the left of the piiure: and no 'eye> right* cither not even out of respect!
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    13 1 i i \Y> m <il .it thfir vc ldinu t hi > m -"k
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    'Virtuous' girl seeks damages
    99 1 LONDON, Saturday. \PRETTI Dutch «;irl. mother o'j.ui illt'jjitiniate child, contended jresterdaj sip* was the only \irtuuus <irl in post-war Java. She told lli<;h Court jurv in London she was seduced in lava l>v a British soldier who promised to marry her. The girl ar-old II Marda
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    Monument to Jan Smuts
    43 1 CAPETOWN. Sat rrii/.. etown arv .1 monument Yi> ha] Smuts on top ible Mountain. On the al will '>♦' th quotation from Julius Ca •Hi as eentle. Ort<> n>><' known paths ui> •he mo Is to be named Track.- A.P.
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    Train delayed
    35 1 I'l.-^s Staff Reporter The pilot engine preceding •ram from K-; i I tpur was derailed v, s an« M laka, Negri ibilan, yesterday. Conseently i ho train's aniv.i! In ivod four now today.
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    Check on Cairo
    30 1 U.S C offl -iaLs imve been ord i check the of an American merchant ship In Philadelohi.i to set If 11 ling forbidden tfcod > Tor China.- U.P.
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    U.K., U.S., IN ASIA—'A STARTLING CONTRAST'
    207 1 U.K., U.S., IN ASIA— 'A STARTLING CONTRAST' LONDON. Sat. 4 PAMPHLET of the Influential Socialist Tribune, yesterday called for a concerted plan to break up the old standards of povertv in Asia and Africa. The pamphlet sei out some ol the "Socialist principles j which .should v u <i e
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    Challenge to the Pope
    50 1 t.; n si relay promised Roman Cathoth if the Pope could prove bv the Bible the b. tit the Virgin Mary I' ipe will proclaim on l. the new C ithollc doi that the mother of Christ ascended physically as w- 11 as spiritually tr> heaven
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    GERMAN RADAR MAN VANISHES
    261 1 LONDON, Saturday. 11/lIILE BRITISH secret service otlicials conferred with their American and French counterparts yesterday concerning the mysterious disappearance of the atom scientist. Prof. Bruno Pontecorvo. West German police said that Dr. Walter Zimmermann. German rocket and radar expert, had disappeared from the British zone four
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    Bandit dies in hospital after ambush
    133 1 Bandit dies in hospital after ambush PENANG. Sat A WANTED bandit, who was wounded yesterday in a gun duel with three police constables near Telok Kumbar village in south-east Penang. died- in the general hospital today. The constables were ambushed while cycling back to their station from patrol duty. They
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    GIFT FOR ZOO
    25 1 The B'Tiln Zoo announced yesterday that It is receiving an elephant as a gift from ihe Indian Prime Minister. Pandit Nehru.- U.P.
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    Best bets for today
    41 1 Bj ALLAN LEWIS >I\ best beti for today's Penani races an* ROMAN WAKUIOK. LATIN \I 1 UR and GRAND PARADE. The going is likely to he heavy. Trespasser's best bets are WHISPERING SANDS and LATIN \ll \IK
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    Two Wide Boys
    13 1 '"I've a feeling we M on something solid today, George."
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    D.R.B.—A HORSE AND A HALF
    223 1 FOIST ER, Free Press tipsier, writes this race day tribute to a grand old-timer: FOR the last time". These four words together make one of the most portentous phrases in the English language. They could be menacing as the clenched fist; as when the teacher,
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    NEW GOVERNMENT
    20 1 King Frederick of Denmark yesterday asked Mr. Erik Eriksan. 48-year-old Liberal leader, to form a new government. Reuter
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    Lowest production
    23 1 The production of wool in the United States next year may be the smallest since 1879. the Agriculture Department predicted yesterday.
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    Star wins £12,500 suit
    29 1 TMI.M star Robert Newton won £12,500 damages yesterV iay la a broach <>»' contract raft hi Loudon aeainst Kd i n. i Romney, an actress* A.P.
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    Gazette bans 'White Rajah' will notice
    126 1 Gazette bans 'White Rajah' will notice LONDON I^HE C ttiaj e day tanned the publication of a notice In the ol London Oa? tte announcins the ap}xnntnit>nt of new trustees for the 8:^ f Sir James Brooke, lirst "Wliitt. 1 Etajah* 1 ol Sarawak. The will bequeathed the throne of
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    Nehru's warning to Mao
    268 1 Nehru 's warning to Mao LAKE SUCCESS, Saturday. INDIA has warned the Chinese Communist Government that any military invasion of Tibet would make it difficult for India to support the Chinese cause in the I nited Nations, it was learned yesterday at Lake Success. The Indian representative in Peking. Mr.
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    174 MORE SHIPS
    14 1 1 U.S construct 174 mall and other including t'.Vf submarines U.P.
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      FERDINANDTHE FROG
      247 2  - FERDINANDTHE FR OG Liau Nvuk Oi -By- I\n wet you must have hi porrt, por-rf < rills the night and ard for around. t me tell vuu the Their re Ferdinand and Predd; name ai I did call hiin I y When Y> the trlec yHEY an unholy din tto
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      19 2 plane on patrol 0 hon harbour which is 1 supporting the surprise landing which so of North Korean resistance.
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      GERMAN-UK TOY RIVALS
      31 2 the 1 •ble and will be able o keep rh.> bu- rss. We welcome the ch impeting vi'h the Oer--aid a Nortr> Lrnoon leer of mechaniril u ya
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      At The Pirates' Hide-out
      976 2  - At The Pirates' Hide-out S.C. GEORGE By- Midshipman Andrew Christie jnd his triend. B^n Noakes of a privateer recently returned Irom s»-a. are pressßanged on to a Naval warship at Plymouth Andrew is now an ordinary sp.iman The warship sails lor alcutta where the> join a fleet hound toi lava
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      39 2 Thetost of London' a oIJ horst -bus -drivers. Mr Alfred Dymott has., retired after 46 years' service Mr. Dumott was o horse-bus ('river for 28 wears: later drove apetrol- he h ftn m last m O) the horse -ous
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      5 2 l f inn a Tom <■
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      The Rengade
      468 2  -  Capt. W. E. Johns By Air Commodor Raymond calls in B:um>s because O) trouble in Malava. An unisant character in Marapany, Captain bangle* Vandor, of Eurasian tit ruction, is selling firearms to ban- His aim is t the Bntisfi and run Malaya himself. As th. roads are bad
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      117 2 FREE PRESS CLASSIFIED ADVIRTISEMEN7S SITUATIONS VACANT— SITUATIONS WANTED— ACCOMMODATION VACAMT ACCOMMODATION WANTED— FOR SALE— VEHICLES FOR SALE— WANTED TUITION— MISCELLANEOUS. Write vour advertisement here in BLOCK LETTERS five words to a line Co*t pci 'minimum 4 lines) Insertion 4 lines $2 I minimum charjjei Box numbei Fifty Cents Extr.i S2
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      29 2 v_ > 6 X JJ #i^ 1 1 pKl r 1 1 I II I g II ulll l 111 M^— II i w Sole Agents: F. E. ZUELLIG (M)
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      133 2 Junior Crossword CLUES ACROSS. 1. It heralds thr dawn A. in addition a. Female ol the v i pp. 7. a 1 1 nductoi 's stail. 8. Fam ;nper born in 1 10. :in king who reeen ated i: 1 d 4 j in European eaten 15, A French "on
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    University Official missing
    9 3 University Official missing •n a. I vj ft* A.P.
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    21 3 WIND-SWEPT A hurricane bitters part of the beach of Miami, Florida, with Winds or about 80 ni.p.h. iMunafC was not serious.
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    Arrested for radio damage
    4 3 Arrested for radio damage
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    ATOM BOMBS FROM SHIPS
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    ROMULO TO ATTEND
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    Evatt defends his duties
    13 3 1 member Dr H a bid N te A.P.
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    POWER OF ARREST
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    P.M. TO ENTERTAIN
    17 3 A v n other essential i I int i Cl beinc I opines.- A.P.
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    FORMOSANSREJOICE
    16 3 Ti. ll I>f .nd flag! W^di s turned tte five y I'ber. Irom theJapane.se. Reuter
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    Bridge Problem
    81 3 0 pioMem soften neither new It. South nd. ru: by North N South making the queen. South leads another diamond. rul North. A club lead P with ice. If w ously i fli.irnond and now i ith lead- the o heart B Ea cannot guard 'he diamend and
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    Edana Romney sued by actor
    59 3 pOUNSEL for film actor Kub^rt Newton in the High Cturt London, complained that a dictaphone record of a telephone conversation had been destroyed. v v\ o1 Smith-street, Chelsea, London, ach-of-contract damages from Mrs. I -Edana Romney. the rilm actress irews K.t i- m Wooll .i
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    JAPS' SUNKEN FLEET FOR SALE
    50 3 JAPS' SUNKEN FLEET FOR SALE TOKYO. Sat IMiE Japanese Oovernm is n saile the .p Mu Im- N the priri ipanese N In 4 i iter .n the Inhind Sea. She was sunk by .in ihe ihe war >ns or other ncluding a dest royer ng sold as scr.ip Reuter
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    HAD NO INTEREST
    15 3 hid I the til pie in r Deal of I A Reuter
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    First winter snow in Europe
    60 3 LONDON. Sat. FjiUROPE r.-it the cold blast <* o( winter yesterday with the first snowfalls reported from Franc,-. uprm a n y. C sechoslovakia and Italy. Heavy falls of snow are rxpected in Switzerland within the next x l\ hours. By the ■'<-f*nd most Swiss
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    CHIANG SUPPORTERS
    38 3 A group of 12 p s repres anting the C r community in Siam is [o arrive ai Taipeh tomorrow to pledge their suport to Presidi Chiang Kai-shek in his plans to recover the mainland.— A.P.
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    Kashmir delegate
    29 3 Mr. Mohammad Ali. Seore-tary-General of the Pakista i Government, left for Lake Success yesterday to take part in the Kashmir debate in tho Security Council on A.P.
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    Trade mark ruling
    20 3 The Comn the us< of any I trade -mark except Private I::c Control In Pck A. P.
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    Mousetrap that wouldn't spring
    149 3 Mousetrap that wouldn 't spring BIRMINGHAM, Saturday. ()IT in Port of Spain. Trinidad, they will soon be singing the .Mousetrap Calypso about a man who bought a 3d mousetrap from a store there The trap v imped "Made in England". The man pur cheese in It. ir would not work.
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    WHISKY ANALYSED BY WOMAN
    286 3 WHISKY ANALYSED BY WOMAN 'Not genuine accusation LONDON, Saturday. WOMAN specialist In whisky analysis gave evidence at Bow-street, London, when it was stated that modern analytical knowledge cannot protect the public against some whiskies now on the market. Mr. Thomas McLachlan, Westminster Public Analyst, said. "There are very large numbers
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    29 3 FLAG OF UNITY The Prim.- MteMcr. Mr. At broke the flag of the I'niled Nations at a united servn-e arranged by the I'nited fcatitM \wi«n:icn la 'Iratalsjir Miuare, Londoti.
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    CHOLERA KILLS 200
    13 3 pie In Satora of Bombay te during reek 'Tiber.- Reuter
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    Frozen out
    66 3 SCIENTISTS wint to know irhere Irctic wnwitici no i) for 4."> ireekfl In the rear. Australia's iirecter-ceneral of Australian Arnn Vledital Services Major fieneral I Rineslej Morris ju^t back from abroad. studirH Canadian Arctic research. A s mosquitoes can travel onlv five tnile> with a favourable wind their
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    ..BUT JOHN WAS TOO LONELY
    64 3 ..BUT JOHN W AS TOO LONELY MANCHESTER, Saturday. JOHN JAMES at the a^e of :>l. got a t::»0-a-vemr job. Ht* was preferred to Hher men. B«it h« was not happy. "There is nobody at home to ibare the u. 1 news with*', he told his friends. had rile*! 45 tit
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    Malaya talks in London
    40 3 y LONDON. Fri. 'J'HE colonial Becre Mr James c»: :T;ths, conferred v v i'li th^ American Roving Ambassador. Mr. J F. Meifoy. on Britain's I the M: Sthl n ''d 'o r. all Vfalavan Dictu A.P.
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    German rearming
    13 3 ExPremier I IXj.a--rdav t:. c1»-rir!.»ri. if not an ftcropiDli«h» A. P.
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    LUCIANO SCORCHES A 'VULGAR LIE'
    133 3 KOML Sut. IMIE retired narcotics kintj, "Lucky" Luciano has an(ifiiwd charges against him by Representat' Lynch a Democrat from New York and candidate to the 1 rnorship ot New N iplea correspondent (> i s daily "II Tempo." "It la a vulgar lie," Lucky said,
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    kerosene shortage
    29 3 The price tif k e In Shanghai has risen n■ i 100 p<»r cew v. l h the suspension supplies by ihe I Petrol-Mim C >mp uiv.
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      46 3 YOl R LUCKY STAR tiflii iboal ii u it. lilt to rout a P T '»t Sill .t All] Tt I ualh. rt is in M»T•lit. ilh n.r I .ni;i tor IB I will ni« rih- >i voiir i pnetii irraawt S nu*ft into mi-ht i
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      278 3 BUCKLEYI JHGJ ~--£\3, \££*S AGE %o\-coms Club New Crossword No. 189 .^^^^K ■■■■■l CLUES \< ROSS negro dance? (9i 7 Hindiu drop their h in :ol land <-i. 2). 10. A bloomible (111 13 Indifferent shoulder action is>. 14. I i rhia mak< ti better ■1 1 16. 1 >uchi
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    • Miscellaneous
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      46 3 Solution To r A jsword No. 188 SOLCT'ON— Aitoss: 1, Tosspot 7. Turpin. B. Enter. 9. Soil erogion io. Mountaineer 14. Piano. 15, Airer. 16. Musette. Down: 1, T:irsi. 2. S<Mit"ntiou* "i. Predominant 4. Ttittl. [Us. 6, Ir.m n Mops. 11, Unarm. L2, Eerie, 13 H-re.
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  • The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Oct. 28. 1950.
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      Our own trumpet
      46 4 A A docs not blow enough. Tell in I 1 it rubi nd risk to i Amer i foreign a s such .1 him vowed or rd v B J slnrn Bri*i>;h Icr tee, r.idiiional Bri- f thai niggers bound the. of ri^ht-minded
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      'Keep it dark'
      195 4 L can we blow our own that the i en and appreciate could, for a M :id out invitations to -core of Americas nt lour.. iem around the < v -pots, the estates the new h<> 'he legislative < B would they < Itei bearing about -k"
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    France Is Unprepared, Apathetic
    1096 4  - France Is Unprepared, Apathetic STEPHEN COULTER *m^« one air warden MAT otte teri ltorial -*J^ **OJL one air shelter one good tank 1 contributes this alarmingly candid survey of a "bastion** of Western defence should I Russia launch an attack in Europe. t /WER the glass o aperitif they tell
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    24 4 William Holdcn. to be seen in "Sunset Boulevard" at the Cathay seen iMth Ms toifr, Brrnda Marshall. They recently celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary
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    BABY ANNE
    87 4 \T THE CHRISTENINGS Princess Anne(top* in the anjis of her;/ nurse leaves Cla ranee House for her christening > at Buckinqham Palace. < Prince Charles goes too accompanied by his parents. Princess Elizabeths and the Duke of Edinburgh nho flew from Malta jor the ceremony. Ru/ht PinctSS Anne,
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    Talking about Singapore by Citizen.
    655 4 Talking about Singapore by Citizen. |MIF first tion manifesto for the Municipal elections on Dec 2 has already backfired on the candidate who made the statement. But both the manifesto and the reply to it have not really covered new mound. The reply. in fact, tended to be personal. But
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      TEACHERS REP. REPLY
      19 4 ll'E Wish to rtain In Mi Vin"Hopert« LaP. published In of Thar*- i I < I SI
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      'CONCRETE PROPOSALS'
      71 4 'CO NCRETE PROPOSALS' Mr. Vii V is esi I Mr. I to b: the tathoritiet to crme forward posals to \h :p ipore R<'l> r rv C( ir.par.y 1 P 1 in Mr. Lawler'f letter, as Mr. Price the K Company" but did read an aftttnpi focus qu tlv n«*cessity
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  • Free Press Staurday Magzine
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      Masthead
      8 1 Free Press Staurday Magzine Saturday, October 28, 1950
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      S'pore girls have growing up problems
      321 1  - S'pore girls have growing up problems TESSIE TAN says M;i);iv:ill kiltie 1 li\ini;. i e«isy their to .d kid it. '■re :ul l ud 1 all to i ra '.ulet I into •I ar•■cl. it I don't is (0- I for her, i he he j bp j oJ nirl
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      She gives life to painted orchids
      43 1 She gives life to painted orchids I >\i i;s win ■ml I Wei's in iloiirful the S nkm :d. rks her the in I tne oiner •c the ore: of .ion of Tin ur and in :h--one sees daily, r vment <>? er of
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      WHERE PIRATES ONCE ROAMED
      327 1  -  Katharine Sim The dhoby now Jiangs by IN wlml \v;is the heart of Penang's pirate settlement in the early days of the eighteenth century, long before the arriv- al of Francis Light, lies an old and crumbling Hindu temple. It is safe to say it is
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      The neglected wife
      542 1  -  GEORGE SEOW HAD HER HUSBAND COME HOME FOR GOOD? HAD HE NOT HAD ENOUGH OF 'OTHER WOMEN? A Free Press short story by I I'M s i\\ Chye sinell <»l liquor. He was celebrating his wonderful streak of ><l luck :it the recent Turf Club meeting. That
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      They let the gods decide
      529 1  - They let the gods decide CARL LIM By Al^ old-fashioned, and some modem, Chinese have made it a habit to brine; their perplexing problems to the temples for suitable solutions That is why a system for tackling such problems is evolved in nearly all Chinese temples and the popularity of
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        54 1 Yo«1t find Winthrop In-'n-Outer« the easiest, r«V pl«a%*nV-t -hors >ou ha>e e\er worn. Light- KM Height «'oii>triK tion and smart jiood looks \jm Wj make them perfect for au) leisu^re occabion. *j I EXCELSIOF LTD. J 3 66, HIGH SIRHI Itt. 31*1 jfl -> W v.- m %v ■> it
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      The Rocket That Misfired
      297 2 The Rocket That Misfired "Y ou must get back r to earth' are the words groaned out breathlessly to the crew of the Rocketship Expedition Moon by the leader of the expedition as he lies glassy-eyed i n i Martian plain with Martian stone axe codded in his back. It
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      JEAN MAY STAY IN HOLLYWOOD
      46 2 By a special ccrrespondent U'HAr wUJ Mr. Rank say he receives ppeal from Jean Simmons his last remaining big conti make Holly- i I SO] *T. Ol civ t<^ And] front in I iilence which 1 Mr Granger writ- Mr Pascal
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      Bergner: 'A Great Actress'
      16 2 Bergner: 'A Great Actress' ril I in the t!. in 1886. has this produc- 50. nr-
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      SOUTH CHINAS QUEEN OF BEAUTY
      131 2 "VI7SS Tie LOh Lin, the Cantonese film star who arrived in Singapore this iveek, has been called "South China's most beautiful girl." and these pictures suggest the claim is not unfounded. Miss Tie is to make a personal appearance at t)ie Cathav Cineduring the shotting
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      FROTH BUT NO SPARKLE
      448 2  -  MAUREEN M ALL AL By M (jHA !AJ Hie a rat] champ igne ar? 'lie i ap bubb across i. iugbout the film And C an old parrot with the of a major who has a very minor rol^ in the procei dii There js one
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      13 2 Ellye Marshall who ,\> f irs in 'Champagtw fur aesar" cominy to the Capitol
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      LE 'CLARK GABLE'
      66 2 KNOWN as the "Clark Gable of the screen," Gerard Landry has arrived in England to play a leading part with David Farrar and Nadia Gray in Night Without Stars at Pinewood The son of a French' diplomat, Landry was born in the Argentine and spoke Spanish before
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      U.K. Censorship To Be Relaxed
      144 2  -  HAROLD CONWAY By |>Y the end of the "year, Britain's c censor, Mr. A. T. L. Wat kins, hopes, cinema audiences will at I be allowed to grow up and pictures which have not had the sense and point bluepencilled out of tin ■i ■v.;i
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      U.S. FILMS FOR RUSSIA?
      104 2 N. YORK, and H !1 <'I about £350.000. -lake up which films to bu :ed 60 sent on appi and b atively in'- i ed hi only 11 One of the 11 1 b "Tarzan's New Y So now the Soviel Cinematograph Ministry is asking lor
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      FOOTBALL FILM
      58 2 A British film company has been shooting the football scenes in the film rersion of Tom Brown SchooJdays. It is a film that is behvmade with the full cooperation of the Board o f Governors of Rugby bchool. but because of the approaching holidays the football match scenes
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      STUDIOS OFF TO AFRICA
      213 2 STUDIOS OFF TO AFRICA By Ou» fiimcorre an- r I EADING the cur. trek to Africa in British studios is Siobhan McKenna of Pinewood's 'South African Story". Two other African stories are on the way. Ealing's "No Vultures Fly", set in the Nairobi game reserve, and Sir Alexander Korda's "Cry
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        171 2 KLJLKJ CAPITOL: "Our Very Own" deals with a subject which has always proved a problem to the parents of an adopted child. Should the child be told early of Its adoption nr should it be nil owed to i^row up m ignorance ri the fact. The question is delicate-h--and sympathetically
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      PROPOSING IS A DELICATE MATTER
      569 3  - PROPOSING IS A DELICATE MATTER W. O. Murphy says Even heroes have admitted that they were terrified when they popped the question. Mr. Murphy relates how some timid males overcame the difficulty. v KING has al--1 o a rather Mibject and von been v heroes itted that terrifying v s
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      A new way to lose your money by EUREKA
      45 3 A new way to lose your money by EUREKA >nr il von -v or brainy nding on i w jn nl -is: there will only given tnat] a o? from a k any of r bookie 1 whatticket I rhaps, but odds are $1 you.
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      WAR GASES AS MEDICINE
      20 3 WAR GASES AS MEDICINE known .rds are ir life WilUani M. Research of the -al Corps H ns of eacu*.
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      A MECCA FOR TIRED WORKERS
      443 3 JERRY TAN describes a two weeks stay in a Singapore holiday camp. jjUIOl'Ll) a venturous spirit cure to proceed one mile through Seak Kuan Road, off Changi Road, liis labour would be rewarded After this stretch of bumpy road, the spectacle that meets the eye
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      A FLEET COMES OUT OF 'MOTH BALLS'
      302 3 ITNITS of the United States "mothball" supply Heel are putting to sen again, emphasising the role thai United States emergency defence in Ihe nation's reserve of fin* war-buili "work horses", the Liberty and Victory ships nee the outbreak of fighting in Korea, the
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      A nursery for S'pore flowers
      428 3 BEE WICKERSON VISITS tlu- hichways and the byways of Singapore the nursery gardens flourish. A modest sii^n proclaims the proprietor's name, his address and his business. But the best advertising medium is the tidy rows of flowering plants and shrubs that enrich the drab surroundings
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      Stake $1 win $10 —maybe
      108 3  -  A. S. LEE By Q\ your way to lunch how would vou like lo skike i dollar with chance of making leii Well, that is wh. t iome ire hoping do when the Chim s4 card manipulatoi \y pens to come around. i it in
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      4 of 100 billiards saloons left
      131 4 i tva K SI LWOILITIES foi S ny Singapore s have drawn away numbers ot billayei I the license d sal d been n major. I od othei of the bi had to H have ti. id." Lidded thai many I •lubs had bought
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      MANCHESTER CODE AMUSES LONDON
      521 4  -  GEORGE CHANDLER \U r p!E recent announce--1 rnent that Manches:ty. current lead the Second Division the English Football i le. have laid down a code of discipline for their players has pro<t'o. some wide £rins amusement among I managers of the bis 1 <ndon clubs. On-
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      'Mr. Singapore' will defend title
      753 4  - 'Mr. Singapore' will defend title DONALD SATUR By TAYTeoChuan, "Mr. Singapore" of 1949 who is defending his title at the I hippy World Stadium this week-end, took up body-building bv mere chance. "I've always been keen on sports and athletics.'' Tay told me, "but it wasn't until late in 1946
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      FOULS MAR HARD FOUGHT GAME
      407 4  -  CHARLES BRYCE KJLKJ KJLKJ Singapore Cricket Club v. R.A.F. Tenr gah rugby match on the Padang last Saturday was disappointing. A clean, open first quarter soon gave way to scrappy play in which fouls were frequent. After warm Uu e Tei for rough play in
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      LEARNING TO SWIM WITH
      146 4 ELENOR CORDON How to time arnrn and kick DHOKK attempting to swim breast-stroke make sure you can use your legs and arms in the vatet*. To improve your leg drive hold on to the bath rail, and go through the movement shown in the land drill
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      Racehorse copies footballers
      6 4 Racehorse copies footballers F I i
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      SARDINE PROJECT MAY BE SCRAPPED
      106 5 SARDINE PROJECT MAY BE SCRAPPED Setback to fish cunning plan [nv P*«ss ta^ Reporter „l iroposal to establish a canning factory in sardines has received a set-back in dirtitulties in processing the fish form, the Free Press underbuild the cannery probably are the necessary facilities I owing tu the difficulties
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      45 5 I -ipp'.'d in i python's coils, this Malay woman thinks of hrr (1»* id moth' r-in-l;i\v. wtiojn shr helievrs to DC rrincarnat«'d in the ?i:mt Miakr. The woman, Che Hasnah, who liv»-s in >lu;ir. f'M-ds |l»f M-fo(»t pvthon with ten katis «>f m«\it -i 13
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      20 couples to marry
      24 5 i 8 band of the Sinand the 'God 5 :norrow at 20 Chinese couples n and Binbe married ai a
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      RUBBER CHARGE
      25 5 ent pos- rubber ss SI et. Sii Chuan. aced 29 and K as* d 1". pleadS I Sec I 'ice cour: yes allow--10
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      Old pledges first, says James
      246 5 Vive Press Stall Reporter I SHALL make DO new promises at the coming Sin- gapore Municipal Elections, until old promises of niv party (Progressives) have been fulfilled Mr. Frank C. James, candidate for East Ward. to!d tlie Free Press yesterday. He added that he would
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      VORKSHIHE NIGHT OUT
      75 5 The first postwar dinner of the Society of Yorkshiremcn in Malaya wu attended bv more than 150 members and puests at the AdelphJ Hotel, Sineanore. last nipht. Members of the Forces who have been fighting the bandits were present as guests, as well as tv.o members of
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      ASSAULT CHARGE
      38 5 Teow Kwan Eng, a 2S-year-old woman, was charged In the Sincapore Second Police Cou: rday with assaulting a postman, Lim Ah Geok. at Hylam Street. claimed trial and [owed bail of $250 un til Nov. 3.
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      The unborn give her no peace
      476 5 ¥iHS is Sin&aporem tree Press Staff Reporter A MALAY midwife living In Upper Serangoon Koad cannot remember having had a full night's rest in the past year. Women always serm to have their babies at night/ she says. \\h- n I spoke to her,
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      FAIR TO AID HOME FUND
      51 5 A fun fair in aid of the G od Shepherd Nun's Girls' Home Buildinu Pund will l>> held today at the CYM.A 06. Bras Basah Rf> r d. Singapore. Mrs W I Blythe. wife of the Officer Administering vi ent, will open the fair at
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      661 BIRTHS IN A WEEK
      38 5 Frer Press Stall Rrporter 'VHERE were 661 births and 206 deaths in Singapore Municipality last iceek. Chief causes of death were tuberculoses '28L en.erUU > 25) and nnenmorda (21). Infantile death rate WU 9531.
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      'AFRAID TO TELL' -GIRL
      202 5 'AFRAID TO TELL' -GIRL CHOY Kim Pel, a witness in I a bribery case being heard in the Singapore Second District Court, yesterday told the Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, that she was afraid to give evidence against a detective in case action was taken against her as she was
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      New Zealand fellowships
      82 5 New Zealand fellowships rnn ent of Krw \< offering oiie Fellowship to a Sings tdy in N Zealand. en to persons between 3U and 40 year: of ace who are engaged in sslonal, administrative or expert technical work. Thr Fell hip ill normally be of the value of £2.50 'N7.
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      Biggest budget in city history approved: no increase in rates
      588 5 Biggest budget in city history approved: no increase in rates Free Press Stall" Reporter SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioners yesterday asked for no increase in rates and fees next year to help them meet an estimated deficit of over $1,382,000 in a 1951 budget which the acting Municipal President called the largest
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      S.M.C. AND THE REP
      98 5 t< ry m f .C. to uigi et that vas id d lu' -p On p'l accou! iorecont was to: Mr Yap lat spp r- *o su :he the Oommisstooer should gradu their provision of stall Barters. ins:»^ad employ I be encouraged to buy their homes
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      PORTSMOUTH SHOULD BEAT WOLVES
      462 6  - PORTSMOUTH SHOULD BEAT WOLVES JIM CHAMBERS Today 's English league games From ENGLISH football selectors, all nine ot them, will probablv be around the soccer (founds today running the rule o\er the players they think may make a good team against Wales on No\. 15. The English side that beat
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      'No substitute' rule unfair
      278 6  -  VERNON MORGAN From rrHOVGH t!ie British football associations accepi ttie international ruling ab(»ut substitutes in international matches, th'v still refuse to allow them in national and league matches. > d rule that no substitution shall be made c the g. .en if the goalkeeper is injured
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      Katong boys want to emulate the 'Kid'
      433 6  -  ROGER YUE B> DECAUSE their clubmate, Kid VValkey, has made good In professional boxinf, more and more members of Katong Boys' Club are taking up the glove game "to follow the footsteps of the Kid". Never In the past has boxing; been so
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      TIN MARKET
      37 6 V* i xas > ind spot I *4TV T)-.\\:< were talking of i boyBra md 695 a »llers n 8916 t ind *J9ii<> soili Settlement— £S irn i t a vard at th^ mnrninsi U .P.
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      RECORD FEE PAID FOR TREVOR FORD
      100 6 RECORD FEE PAID FOR TREVOR FORD ?«UNDLRLAND -<rda> O signed Tn i r r *rd. th< Aston Villa and \v» Ish mttrnational .ird at a n-rord fee und< r I b^ in the l I £30.000 The pr st transi 500 which Preston North End paid to Sheffield lay Eddie
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      MATCH CANCELLED
      13 6 T\v hockev match b ".d VM A arranged ff>r *.«s can
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      British Govt stocks rise
      130 6 Stock ExchanpT LONDON FAIKLY widespread demand for British ment stocks lifted price, by Ui yesterday, states Reuters financial This improvement in fun ter the effect on Induct i decline on Wall Street, and issues recovered earlv los>- A fall of two sh In Dunlops to around
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      Melbourne Cup acceptors
      50 6 T"HKRE arc 69 M run over two miU not necessarily IhtI 2 8. '0 89. Achilles 8 8 B 8 .Y D t n 1.l r8 0 C John t Gun 7.U 7 lo VandUov 3 t 7.i. Froot 6 Cnrjiporw 7 6 and M< Code Reuter
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      ST. JOSEPH'S WIN
      12 6 oi JOSEf 1 nil m a hock* RI k-
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      Queen register racing colours
      17 6 t n th MM < w I Ih< i <tp i pwfl Park A.P.
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      'Gussie' loses in 'pro' debut
      6 6 'Gussie' loses in 'pro' debut Reuter
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        29 6 CAPITOL TO-NIGHT at MIDN'GHT 31 REELS 4 HOURS (01 IMBI\ s HITHERTO IMIIMHi I\<l;|\< v i RFS iff MAI and mL k Jl rue 9 fS tST T Mt
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        17 6 TUt- GAMBOLS gJgfti tisf r ISK'T IT li<M:lV sitting hh?c- wffu I |Tu^ ICH IN QIC fVfrg
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        200 6 Iffr^rTSkß Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press in Malaya I PLEASE LET i NO.NARDA.iT SOUNDS I WHAT KINO FELU NCHSURfI \So, MA\~~~~ A'*D LOTHAR r Ahf r— L- ME GO WITH! DIFFICULT. SEGAIO, IS OA«K ONt' US m II- HE IS A FELL A, OFF INTOThEUNKNOftKONmTMiL MAN LOTHARANOIHAO I YOU.
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      ROMAN WARRIOR WILL BE HOT FAVOURITE
      343 7 ROMAN WARRIOR WILL BE HOT FAVOURITE Sky clear, but going is heavy From ALLAN LEWIS, PENANG, Saturday. JOCKEYS who were on the No. 2 grass track this morning are of the opinion the going this afternoon will be heav\. There has been no rain since about mid- yesterday and this
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      All The Latest Selections
      211 7 -lI.VN LZWH TRESPA><iR EPSOM JEEF < ILL BOY POINTER I -1 THREE KINGDOM^ THREE KINGDOMS THREE KINGDOMS ROSS ROAD LAST DOUBLF Minim Nanette Martini Last Double Three Kingdoms Nanette La*t Double Last Double 11. ree Kingdoms Martini KU < \MIM\ ADVANTAGE VMELIA CAMEUA ADVANTAGE \d^an; Gan~mead
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      CHOONGS IN SEMI-FINALS
      13 7 CHOONGS IN SEMI-FINALS 1 I 1 tn 1 the first round of Reuter
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      TOWEEL TO TOUR AMERICA
      10 7 WO R I eel of A.P.
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      Weak-end events
      121 7 ro'.)\\ KI h.-rr .-Mlnned j Srrv.r^ .*t F.idanz; K A' i' Su- <<^«n GartisMi at 11 A. B. i i G.H.q i :i I t K t.l ha r... at Gll Q 911 B i R l ii-iPii at lunii: s.( X v •>■ I H'.Uf^ al Farrer
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      Javelin record
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      To swim Straits
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      RAY ROBINSON K.O.'s OLSON
      35 7 S.\: R B bin i P Carl <B (lulu in 'he twelfth round hia \2s' ISB. S< th a hand pu Olson never h The bo ft I I xiie U.P.
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      31 7 KJLJK KJLKJ rm nulkreDer Daviesi ticks'tH* ball away as Civilian-.' centre-Tdfward. Andrew (lirk- Vpp^os to slam it homo. riTiliana bockej team defeated the A:r Force two- f tie SEA. Free Press
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      TODAY'S CARD
      370 7 THE card of events for today's races at Penang is ijhen below. The Bis Sweep will be drawn on Race Ei?ht. RACE 1—2.15: CLASS 4, DIV. 4 bF. 1X I Koad Real Ma J L- 1 l. f >t Doable E I Kuttk 6 Thrcp Kingdoms 8 04
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      CIVILIANS WIN 2-NIL AFTER HARD FIGHT
      108 7 YESTERDAYS hotkey match on the I'adung between Civilians and R.A.F. Malaya In Singapore Hockey Association's triangular tournament was no walk over for Civilians who had to fight for their two-nil victory. Civilians are now champions in the tourney, as five- last w< r 1
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      BROWN MAKES BOLD MOVE
      73 7 From REGINAI I) H\\ UK. Kcuier > Special Correspondent 4 80l I) MOVC b> M.C.C. captain Freddie Brown. se nt S Jt"h Australia In to hat on a problepitch was thwarted bv sound batting in which Ron Hamence. former Test player, making f irewclt appearance. >cored
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      SCOREBOARD
      16 7 c L**ms 6 Baliej liiiuriur not Mil I Mai <f»r 5 .1 v- Reuter Reuter-AAP
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      JAPS LEARN ART OF
      271 8 Clinch reaches the screen HOLLYWOOD, Thursday. WHETHER it's kissing or talking about raising children, folks are the same everywhere. So reports Florence Marly, the beautifully sharpfeatured Czech. After picture-acting in five lands France, Argentina, Czechoslovakia, the U.S., and Japan she says: "I find out there is
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      31 8 ON HOLIDAY Mr. Winston Churchill with Queen Ingr\d and Kinij Frederik of Denmark in the Garden of Frfdensbourjr dstle near Copenhagen where he is the guest of the Danish resistance movement.
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      'Atomic plant is Russian'
      72 8 TOKYO, S JF there I* any atomic plant or uranium proce factory in North Korea, the I and not the JapaLSt have built it. Dr. Fumio Yamazaki, Asint Director ot the Japanese Institute ol that J a p a n e e atomic research during World
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      MORE U.S. CUTS
      21 8 The U.S. National Production Authority is considering cuts in the non-military use of nickel, copper and aluminium.- A.P.
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      Iran is hack in his seal
      61 8 LAK 'PH: D N bu* the Ea- reement In tii.it group M :v.i d a Sklia the Russian Arn chief tnillta rom Mosc mUj th D N up for tl the Bve-natl Commit' He made no his absence, and settled d to 'a 'irk
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      THE KING CHOSE 'THE MUDLARK'
      256 8 LONDON. Saturday. yHE Kins; and Queen are sfoin? to the cinema on October 30 to see a fictionalised slice of family history. Britain s monarch played an unofficial part in selection of "The Mudlark*' as the Royal film for 19">0. The Royal Family had already
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      Polish Consul resigns post
      38 8 LON Sat riHE former Polish a Cons n 1 \I Zygmunt S 1 aplin as man an under consideration, said M. S tion from the I Bmba iff for n is manv n Reuter
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      EXPELLED MINISTER
      37 8 i in Chi I n, big Idle cla>s party in iny, mnounced the exlon irorn its ranks of r Minl.sr.-r for Trade and Supply, in the prov.nce of Thunngla for "d* •n rro-n the par'y
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      CAUGHT BY HIS OWN REGULATION
      120 8 CAUGHT BY HIS OWN REGULATION LONDON, Sat. laHE sad story of Lord Woolton's sugar moved august peers of Britain to laughter. Lord Woolton. Minister ol Food in Mr. Churchill's wartime coalition cabinet anc Conservative Party campaign leader, told the House of Lords some of the Government's control powers should be
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      ARTIE'S HEADLINE
      17 8 It's Retting so that one finds it extremely difficult to Ttcogtuse a genuine fellow traveller."
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      BELGIUM HANS RED PAPERS
      48 8 B nment has now banned all I -papers from the army, air force and r.avy camps and barracks on the grounds that they have been trying to undermine the morale of the armed forces by attacking the I >ns intervention in K .1 U.P.
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      BOY, 15, BROKE INTO 33 HOUSES
      128 8 LONDON, Saturday. IVILLIAM ANDREW ANDERSON went on a tour of the South Coast ot England, this summer. He visited eight resorts, broke into 33 houses, and stole £370-worth of Roods. All the time he «'as on the run. For his -rip started with an
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      FLOOD WARNING
      37 8 Another flood warning v.igiven out by the Communists in central China. The warnlisclosed tliat the Han River, a tributary of the Yangtze, was rising to dangerous levels as a result of torrential ruins recently. U.P.
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      Yeh plans a gift
      66 8 tiEN. YEII ChJen-jring, CaramunUt Chairman of the I K\N.iii;;tuni; Provincial Government. has ordered 100.000 enlargements of his own picture as sifts to his subordinates, according to a report from Hong Koiir. The report said this was the principal cause for the recent rise in the cc^t
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      PLEASURE CUT VOH DEFENCE
      45 8 An p«'d down <>n q the Inter* of defence. The Government tfational Production Authority banned from mid!i«:h: the building of any ne* structure* I "amusement utional or entertalnmen* p:uy. ■•>> V'.w~~ ordor was Uisuec! to ron serve materials for irms Reut er
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      RELEASE EXPECTED
      32 8 The owners of the British registered 6.000-ion freighter. Northern Glow, expect the vessel, which U at present detained by the Chinese Nationalists, to be released in the near future Reuter
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      34 8 PI KSE-KEEPER Coat on aim and smiling brightlv. Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, the new < hancellor of the l.\ qucr. Is pictured with his ulfe v.ho creet.^cl him on hi-* return from a vi>it to America.
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      Blue diamond teas a puzzle
      128 8 LONDON, Saturday. I 4 BLIE diamond that bewildered the experts m sold for 10,000 at Christies. London. It «.h Uken to the sale-room by Mrs. Patrick Heriot-MaitKiiHl. of Krrol Park, Errol. Perthshire. Specialists could not believe what they I •Surely blue is not its natural
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      US shipping more to Red China
      19 8 US shipping more to Red China I A. Chii i K Ch.: 18,900.00 worth, Man I i Jul>. Reuter
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      U.S., Canada defence ties
      13 8 U.S., Canada defence ties |<Hf tion A i\ Pd by th»-lo**-i durii U.P.
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