The Singapore Free Press, 3 November 1950

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA N SINGAPORE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 1950. PRICE TEN CBWTS
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    CEASE-FIRE CALL TO CHINA
    168 1 India states policy on Tibet NEW DELHI, Friday. UXED on Communist China yesterday to cease fire id to clear the wa\ for a peaceful settlement of the renmenffl claims that Tibet is an integral part of China. B known officially following a special two-hour i abinet
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    Russia ready for Jap pact
    233 1 LONDON. Friday RUSSIA has told the United States she is ready t .l join In a general conference to write a peace treaty for Japan, diplomatic officials said yesterday. Some Bast-West differences have still to be ed before a peace conference can be called. however
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    GOVT. SUCCESS
    32 1 Burmese Government troophave reoccupied Ramree and Cheduba Island m the Krakan. They are the last major stronghold! to be retaken by the Government and troop? are now mopping up.- Reuter
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    WOMAN FLIES HOME IN STRETCHER
    88 1 WOMAN FLIES HOME IN STRETCHER nrYVO stretcher eases— *> one a woman, the wife of a Royal Air Force OHicer. and the other a man from the Naval Base were flown to London this morning: by QEA-BOAC for treatment of "suspected tropical diseases" nan, Dr. Joan Mary wife of Group
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    Boy Brooks assault: $50 for girl
    83 1 Boy Brooks assault: $50 for girl RrHOV) Brooks, triple boxing champion of the Orient, was tod.i\ ordered t<» p.i\ >.">«> compensation to Miss Vvoinic Petersrn. "Miss Singapore l*»4M*\ when he pleaded guilts In tin* Singapore i mirth Polity Courfl t'» ;i charge <>f assaulting Mi>"* Petersen. Brooks was »Uo bound
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    Bandit killed in Selangor
    55 1 tree Frr*s Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A TAMIL bandii was killed m Another v. unded but managed to esdape. A rifle mid ammunition were found on the body. In Pahahg railway tracks •.'^ed m two areas yesterday. On Wednesday night, the railway tracks In three
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    44 1 >lrv I. >F rUuwfatker, captaia of the Combined (i\ HUM team helping her uran d dauuhter. Amiabellc to prt-Nent a bouquet of flowers to Lady MeUersk at the end of yesterday's Popp\ Day hOl -key match between tre .'mSim-d Services and the Combined Civilians.
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    The handshakes were cordial
    59 1 NEW YORK Fri. "V IK. ANDREI Vishinsky, the Itl Soviet Foreign Minister, gave a reception last night for United Nations delegates. Mr. Trygve Lie. the United Nations Secretary Genera!. was among the guests. He and iiia wil ik hands cordially with both Mr. Vishinsky and Mr.
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    'Now go away,' said G.B.S.
    225 1 'Now go away,' said G.B.S. LONDON. Fri. r'EOROE BERNARD SHAW S old friend. Vistouness or, said last night: 'He and I made all iuneral arrangements a week ago. H(* said 'I want the service to be just like my wife's and want my ashes 10 be mingled with hers Af
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    VIETNAM TO GET STRONG ARMY
    168 1 TONKIXG, Friday. 17IETNAM is to have a "strong army of several divisions with its own high ranking officers and high command Premier Trail Van Huu announced yesterday. He said the decision had been taken by Emperor Bao Dai. whose 37th birthday was celebrated yesterday. "The
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    G-MEN HUNT THE PLOTTERS
    244 1 NEW YORK, Friday. 11/HILE police and secret service agents searched >> m Washington and New York, yesterday for other Puerto Ricans Evolved m the conspiracy a-ainst President Truman and the I .5> Oo\ernment Nationalist leaders m the West liuhes colony isked the I'nited Nations Secretary-General Mr.
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    909 more casualties
    50 1 T'lii announced American casualties m the Korean conflict rose yesterday to 27.G10, an increase of 909 since last week. The total included 4.400 killed and 18,879 wounded. Announcing the new figure, the Defence Department said it did not reflect all casualties up to this time.— Reuter picture.
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    NO SABOTAGE
    31 1 The shipbuilding firm of Vickers Armstrong said yesterday that the possibility that sabotage caused the recent fire m the 28.000-ton passenger liner Oronsay had now been ruled out. Reuter
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    Red Cross aid victims of whirlwind
    74 1 Red Cross aid victims of whirlwind BLANKETS, soap and tinned milk were distributed to the victims of the whirlwind which blew away the homes of 200 families In Kirn Keat Road and Serangoon Road yesterday by the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society. For three and a half
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    QUAKE RECORD
    26 1 The University of California yesterday morning recorded a "large" earthquake located about 7.200 miles from Berkeley (California', "probably m the ChinaBurma -India area."- U.P.
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    BONN GIVES CREDIT
    17 1 West Germany yesterday officially granted a US$35,--000.000 trade credit to Marsha! Tito's Yugoslav government.
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    'Never had bad luck'
    54 1 US. Fleet Admiral William Leahy World War II Chief- of-StafT to the President, called on President Truman yesterday. Afterwards he quoted the President as voicing his bit philosophy about the dangers of his Job: "The only thins we worry about Is bad luck— and I never
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    Reds press on —G.Is go back 50 miles
    243 1 Reds press on G.Is go back 50 miles TOKYO, liida> CHINESE and North Korean Commune siruik again today through the predawn tarlumi follow up the three-day flanking assault that already had forced the American MMI m fall back as much as 50 miles. The veteran 24th, whose task ford fes
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    Japs visit Parliament
    48 1 pOR the firs: time m 11 years Japanese nationals were admitted to the British Houses of Parliament yesterday. Four Japanese trade union officials, who have been visit m» Britain, were guests at a Commons luncheon given m their honour by representatives of the major parties.
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    NEW ZEALAND NOT JOINING
    37 1 New Zealand the 1: M Fund or tta because she remains unconvinced of the advai. which have been claimed for membership." Mr. S Holland. New Zeala:. I Minister, said m Wellin 'Tdav.- Reuter
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    Spotlight On An Old S'pore Custom
    621 2  - Spotlight On An Old S'pore Custom MAUREEN MALLAL attends a cocktail party and comes away with some varied opinions. 4 BOMB could have v exploded m their mi :id they would have gone on talking. Earnestly, furiously, enthusiastically, gravely, ponderously, amusingly. Mightily, nervously, frivolously, despondentboringly—talking, talking It ttered ttle ft
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    15 2 I loetJl and Prim m Mar par opening of the neu h I mmons Chamber
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    ....And The Doctor Says
    220 2 .And The Doctor Says GENERALLY, cocktails are drunk as "apperitives' but at most cocktail parties, neither the host nor the •s expect to eat anything beside the "makan ketchil" which In their turn are sup- posed to be "appetisers" for the cocktails. A true cocktail is a mixture of spirits,
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    Party 'types' it is Nicer not to Know
    449 2 VIRGINIA lets you m on some j (Way, way after T. S. < Elliott) I rrHE case against the I Cocktail Party is evident m the very name of the thing. First 'cocktail' some- thing the Americans invented when then realised their
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    Tallulah out-talks them all
    10 2 Tallulah out-talks them all the Sat "SI m i ml
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      200 2 Solution To Crossword No. 193 Across: l. Wine-tasting ~>. Peintogger. 8. Shackle 10 Ash jj Dob 12 Nickels. 14. Trencherman 16. Bleeping Car. Down: i. Wip.s 2. Nit 3 Thinking cap 4 Smoke scrern. 5. Inerate. 6. Oirth 9, Achieve. 11. Dates. 13 Saner 19 M.C.C New Crossword No. 194
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    31 3 Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Churchill and Emanuel Shinwell, the Minister for Defence, attended the fifth reunion of the "Men of Alamein" at the Empress Hall, Earls Court.
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    WILL TIBET APPEAL TO BRITAIN?
    300 3 WILL TIBET APPEAL TO BRITAIN? 1914 agreement recalled TAIPEH, Thursday. F\ 1914, Britain signed a guarantee of Tibet's 1 independence and predictions are being made m Nationalist circles that Tibet might call on the United Kingdom to guarantee its sovereignty and save the mountain country from Communism. Such an appeal,
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    QUEUES FOR FREE DIVORCE
    56 3 LONDON, Thursday. -\\l>> of Britons are lining up for the internment \s latest bounty— free I divorce has been costing luxury many could not afford. m urriagea limped along lovelessly > it to dissolve them was I W pi deal I Advice bo an i a
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    MEN MORE COY ABOUT AGE
    7 3 MEN MORE COY ABOUT AGE In A.P.
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    PRELIMINARY TALKS
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    WOMAN KILLED IN AMBUSH
    58 3 WOMAN KILLED IN AMBUSH Lermlned number of dissidents ambushed the car of Tarlac Congressman >en the ns of Capa.s and Bamban IC Province. 70 ml h of Manila. Mrs .ano m •A fOUZ ith his pistol. Run: »1 ammunition, he crawled oat of hU car ceeded n.ighbDuring town to :orcements.
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    £199 PROFIT ON 5s. STAMPS
    58 3 t a five-shilling imps m a London and later sold it R son one sheet the 2 2 d stamps In tiu.ot perforated. iler m v. IV I •t in Mr. Edmonds le bo' 8275. A > pxi: id: "Stamp .sheets close]*- checked by the
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    Bridge Hands
    202 3 jlnerabl*' v^"i. from but to X >pean bidding suggests is to bid Inly there can h that choice .elding has vn. But many would open D spades: those do so would rebid irr.rr.. duvely over i combination N minor su: EMM H re than a for one suit
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    Wool thieves add insult to injury
    110 3 HARRISMITH* ORANGE FREE STATE, TbUIS. N African preacher on the Witzeishock Reserves discovered that his 80 well-bred Merino sheep had been sheared during the night. He had planned to use about £400 from the sale of the wool to pay his son's fees at
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    The Nationalists are homesick
    222 3 TAIPEH, Thursday. pFN. CHIANG Kai-shek's refugee government m f Formosa has its hands full, making the island's economy run and keeping it strong against Communist invasion. Fven so the Nationalists keep talking about re-invading the mainland. The Nationalists are not m any position to think about
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    BUCKLEY
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    SURVEY MISSION TO EAST
    42 3 The White II v announced that i Truman is sending the vt'.A. Administrates Mr. William Foster, on a survey mission to the Philippines, Endo-China. Burma. Indonesia, Slam. Formosa and Korea. Mr. Poster leaves <>n Saturday for Manila.— A.P.
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    ONE-MAN SHOW
    36 3 Michael Redgrave. R film and stage star, will tour Holland and Denmark late this year as a one-man show it s one-and-a-half-h '>ur show will consist mainly of doing excerpts trom stage (•lassies A.P.
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    NEW ZEALAND GETS MORE EX-RAF MEN
    96 3 NEW ZEALAND GETS MORE EX-RAF MEN AUCKLAND. Thurs. THE New Zealands Defence 1 Minister, Mr. Thomas L Mac Donald. has told Parliament that a further 200 former members of the Royal Air Force would be brought to New Zealand to serve m technical branches of the Royal New Zealand Air
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    ANCIENT FINDS IN AZERBAIJAN
    48 3 Dwellings and pottery kiln.s dating back to 2.000 B.C. have been discovered In archaeologica] Investigations m Soviet Azerbaijan. Tfcsa reported: "These are the first kilns of this type so far encountered on Soviet territory. The only analagous kilns disJovered have been 'n Mesopotamia."- Reuter
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    COALMEN QUITTING
    17 3 The drift of men from Britain's coal industry continued unchecked, new figures published disclosed Reuter
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    33 3 photo. The French grape harvest has the prospects of a bumper crop this season. This girl, crushing the grapes m the time-honoured fashion, was pictured m the Perpionan region of Southern France. A.P.
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    Don't be old at 80
    177 3 ATHENS, Georgia. Thursday. IF YOl' are over 40 you may be younger than you think. In fact, you may be 80 and still as young as your 35-year-old neighbour. At least, that is what Dr. A. S. Edwards, head of the Psychology Department of th,e
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    'Justice' for bigamist
    51 3 A YOUNG Karachi laundryman nuilt\ of bigamy received "justice" at the hands ot the elder> ot his community. They gave him a "trial", titd him up and whipped him. Then the police arrived. The self-appointed judges are now m jail, waiting for justu<- to take it« course.—
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    SPIED ON AND SPAT UPON
    136 3 SPIED ON AND SPAT UPON MANCHESTER. Thurs. FIVE British engineers clalraf they were spied on u\d obstructed for three moi while working m a Rumanian textile mill They charged that conditions !*n the mill town of Ja six miles from the Ru> border were primitive an I food they r<
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    RED PRESS IN THE RED
    71 3 Shanghai i Commu n s C press is m i water* and faced pttli th» problem of having an everdecreasing reading public. according to inforn ailon from that mainland port. Of the six newspapers of 1 Shanghai, only the Sin <n Jih Pao claims to
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    23 3 Chinese Comir. n Peking are planning a eeltion on Nov. 7 m honour oi the 33rd anniversary of Soviet R a's revolution A.P.
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      311 3 B gV &8 J- Ss? *Tlj£l t. ft '■■';<<& n i BBC); 8 to the SINGAPORE vi. 8.15 Th;,:: News and Talks (BBC); 8.45 Dutch: News tBBO; IBM 1 MIUOUK) 9 Kuoyu: News and Programmes (BBCr 9.30 Burmese: News 10 a.m. News from Singapore; (EBCr 9.45 programme summary 11 Programmes
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, NOV. 3, 1950. Freedom speaks
    426 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, NOV. 3, 1950. Freedom speaks p our new sU'UIlg Cornel >ncr of Police. Mr. H C B VY.it shire. urlilng foi some really powerful proada. iie will t order the mass reprinting ul a lour-pagi publication vrjlcb i reached this office vt ria\ afternoon So
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    Will Japan Go Communist?
    828 4  - Will Japan Go Communist? RICHARD HUGHES Nine leaders have slipped through Mae4rthur s net By* pOR three months, thousands of Japanese police have been seeking nine leading Japanese Communists wanted tor violation ot the Mac Arthur purge directive The nine Keds have vanished as completely —to quote rueful Metropolitan Police
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    BRITAIN'S FABULOUS RACING CAR
    263 4  - BRITAIN'S FABULOUS RACING CAR BASIL CARDEW *y BRITAIN'S fabulous racing car. the B.R.M recently travelled on the Penya Rhin course In Barcelona faster than any racing car has done before. This was the first time this distinction had fallen to a British car since the days of Henry Segrave m
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    55 4 Nejha Ates. a 21 -year-old Turkish girl, has travelled nearly 20.000 miles to get hersc'f undressed m Paris by vhip blows. She is making her debut m Paris having presented the act m Jerusalem. Cairo, A! hens and Rome Richard, her partner, strips her with his whip more completely t7ian
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    European checkerboard
    156 4 O.V THE European cfuquerboard of nations, move and countermore continue to take vlace as the Democra and the Communists viau on f a unm (fame. tin sooner do the Eastern Zone Communist* hold an election and annoufice that they have secured 99.58 ver cent q1 the votes cast
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    INDO-CHINA FITS INTO THE RED PATTERN
    847 4  - INDO-CHINA FITS INTO THE RED PA TTERN JOHN LARRAINE Says laIIE five-year-old war lor the control of Indo-China, almost forgotten for a while. leaped again into the idlines with the news of srrious French setbacks. A French column returning to its base was practically decimated m a running ftght with
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  • Free Press RACE FORM Special
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      9 1 Free Press RACE FORM Special Friday, November 3, 1950.
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      Don't quarrel with the cameragraph
      906 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS s ig, mvoko! the ■id** bi I > racated disih beParada r a I i I i i he ime at ich horse's i he finishing line. The narrow white lines n In the picture are flashrom a neon light situa H winning
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      I had Maharajahs as my patrons
      2364 1 The story of 'Bluey' Sleigh A W. "Bluey Sleigh is one of the best k«own turf personalities m Malaya. He started his career on the Turf m Sydney. Australia, m 1917, at the age of fifteen. During his twenty years as a jockey, he
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      Full form guide for Selangor race meeting
      4656 2  -  ALLAN LEW IS Compiled by rK)LLOWING is the complete form guide for all horses entered for the f Selangor Turf Club November meeting at Kuala Lumpur opening tomorrow. HORSES CLASS 1. wua KAI LIrUMH (13 started) 7-10-50 1 Ipoli 8-7 Abt. 7F. i
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        115 3 Individual Dresses at Reasonable Prices. 31 RAFFLES PLACE Bajaj building (Ist floor) Singapore. Tel: 4649 ]S ear -new cars are as good as new BUT CHEAPER Pick your winners from our I American British -lock. USED CAR DIV. SINGAPORE MOTORS Ltd 315-319 ORCHARD RD. SINGAPORE PHONE: 3128 I iiiiiMiiiniiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiMiitiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiMimniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminiiiMimiinmiiMHiii«Miim I
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      Rough-ridmg strikes a boom in Australia
      865 4  -  DAL STIVENS LEN BARSDELL By and TV3RTY or fifty years ago, the Australian I h-riders were often hard-r idm g, harddrinking, and hardThey wild by a mixture md tradition. blood I i r r-.d sweep 'I I m bushmen's carnivals hav e vanished along
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      Turco II a good Derby prospect
      311 4 By THE SCOUT 11., Mr. William Woodward's Ameri-can-bred two-year-old, ran out a very easy winner at Newmarket recently, of the Dewhurst Stakes, last of this season's tests for 1951 o^ssic colts. So once again \>\e Prince Simon colours will range into our mental view
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      CLERKS WANT THEIR OWN HOMES
      197 5 CLERKS WANT THEIR OWN HOMES Union to seek firms 9 aid Free Press Staff Reporter j-HK Singapore Clerical and Administrative Workers' I nion will s ee k the aid nf employers to take advantage of a scheme under which a man with a modest income can own a home of
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      42 5 picture. M'll' h>l v i r. crnM*when the \v->ir Wind h«t hi* JL bom? I.i ingoon vi.vi >»'st^rd.»v As the tiled r.»ol disappeared m the freak wind the bird ruffled its leathers and gaz?d nut and upwards In the ««ky.- Free Press
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      TWO SEATS FOR SICK GIRL
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      Delegates to conference
      53 5 MALAYA'S two Ck to :he bi-i the Con ealth Pmr- n. :n l 9. Ahnu X In H d. Mentri B> ho will rr Kota Bal ay. Tr.t Singapore deleeate. Mr P F (ie Souza, ire short holiday m A r the conference H<* will be away
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      CHEAPER HOME FOR ENGINEER
      5 5 CHEAPER HOME FOR ENGINEER I
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      CHURCH OFFICERS
      50 5 N -a- mcen fth re :nmimi:y Church pie's Group are: President Mr Lav King Hon.i: rice-president. Mr. Ch\ 5 st vice-pre-sident: Miss Chew Ouan Klang: secretary, Mr Ja T c Kh r: tremsor r, Misg Mar jan T Chi ng: ushers. Mr. Urn Moh Kiah and Mr B
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      DISSENSION IN CO-OPERATIVES
      190 5 Free Pre*»s Staff Reporter THERE is a tendency to forget that a Co operative Society is a democratic body and that its business must be conducted by the vote of the majority of members observes the Acting Director of Cooperation Singapore. Mr. T. F. Carey, n his
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      'Hands off' advice to S.M.C. workers
      168 5 CANVASSING FOR VOTES Free Press Staff Reporter MEMBERS of the Singapore Municipal Services 4 Union have been advised not to align themselves with any political party m the Municipal elections, the secretary Mr Lim Ton Nee. told the Free Press yesterday. Mr. Lim said
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      Preparing for new Council
      86 5 Vwe PrtAs m.iIT Reporter T'HK Royal Instructs now being amended to expand the Singapore L.re Council next Government spokesman E r< The Standing Order* I Aso be ami I cd. The Legislative Council elections m April nren a nintrconstitutency basta to allo^v the rei as a:
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      47 5 picture H7EARING Wue jeans and check shirt. 14-year-old V? Anne /eitliii. a passenger on the Danish liner Kambodia, now m Singapore harbour, lends a hand painting thp ship Anne who is from Philadelphia, is on her vaj to Genoi Jo i«>i n her f.ithor there.- Free Press
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      MR. W.L. BLYTHE
      13 5 \v. I. b:-. the has nfirmj d as I x)rc
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      Bus on the doorstep
      107 5 Pi ii Her COMMITTEE of Singapore i I Commissioners has approved a o- w roiled through the Tiona Fiahru housing estate of the Improvement Trust, which bring the passenger bus service to the doorstep of Us m Trust fiats there Th c scheme, which was suogested
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      Tree danger: owners are cautioned
      355 5 Tree danger: owners are cautioned Free Press Statt Reporter tUHEKE Albizzia trees are observed to be m pon*ni iiallv dangerous positions, the Singapore >iuni- cipal authorities inform their owners of the danger. the Free Press was told yesterday by an official of the Municipal Engineer's Department. But it is not
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      Lieutenant's funeral
      76 5 Lieutenant's funeral B'kOTKLR o:t:ct.-rs Ircm Johore Police attended funeral at Bicac Cem V.cc Lieutenant Peter Seymour j Turner, killed m bar. ambush on Wednesday T^p Pobec I diI ihe Siofaporf P preei side The Rev :oek the wnict B red, P ree the P c Present «ere I Johore If.
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      Talent contest for students
      136 5 \TR. S. K. S. Naidu, who imitate^ bird mid animal noises, will be one of six suest ariistes m a school-children's •talentime" DMBpHition to held on Friday. Nov. 10 at tl* H ip;>\ World Stadium. c He s-iid yesterday Kf v.as> firs: en one to his
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      89 5 Tous Mrp.ii xnent Perlii h.?> issued a state nent dix from paying rines irhirli a»e dt bious" i this v against the teai hin-s ««f blaa the < iu^an MpU\ v reports. This vtat-m nt. Mjn the paper, has be< n approved by the Raja Perils. I: iigious
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      BILLY CAROL TO SCORE A HAT-TRICK
      1414 6  - BILLY CAROL TO SCORE A HAT-TRICK ALLAN LEWIS Selections for K. L. races By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. FRESH from his brilliant double, over six and seven, at Ipoh. Billy Carol should win his third race m a row tomorrow, the opening day of the Selangor Turf Club's November meeting. Scratching
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      Larsen beats McGregor in straight sets
      76 6 Larsen beats McGregor in straight sets AMERICA'S Art Lar.sen overtimed Ben McGregor ia > m the semi-ii: •.island tennis :ips on Wednesday nttle i c hour the it MeGregor. Mend not look like the bo boat Ted Schroeder m *'c Davis cup challenge on the otl\c» ouch quickly an:. far
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      Holland win 7-0
      21 6 ||OLLAND beat France by uls to nil when the international hockey tournament was continued at ma yesterday Reuter
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      Horses spurt in Straight
      172 6  - Horses spurt in Straight ALLAN LEWIS By KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. •pHERE was little acti- vity on the course this morning, when the No. 2 grass track was again opened for fast work. Despite daily showers the track is m good condition. Catherine (Healey) spurttd down the straigl The Raven did
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      Horses not accepting
      36 6 THE following bones will not start tomorrow: Four O'Ctock 11. Kij Mahal, D.irk Brocade, Ballroom. Krd Rajah, Nlsjhl lab. Courtesan. Caravan and Court Jester. Wonder Bird and Bojral Bounty are very doubtful st.irterv
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      CVKMONA WINS
      44 6 QESAR Carmona, Philippines Davis Cup player, ycsterlay reached the men's semi-ttnals In ihe Pakis Lawn tennis championship Karachi. He beat Foil Pap? (Norway) 6-0 6-3. In another quarter-final Hans Redl. one-armed Austrian international defeated Nils Eric Hesgon (Norv 6-3, 5-7. 6-4- Reuter
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      Bendemeer A.C. XI
      50 6 following will represent Bendemeer Athletic Club m a friendly soccer Ramp against Kian Yons XI on Sunday at the Outram School ground: Kwang Tow, Mun Fun, Kong Guan, Siong Poh Tut Taw, Rut Soy, Cher Miang, Weng Kee, Pak Kan, B Sim. Referee: Mr. Fong Un Sun.
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      Honours shared
      28 6 picture. "I T I M Pennefather (right), the captains, smile ombined Semij and v Tne teams drew two--3tts»l^f!-~R hockey match on the Fading yesterda>.-- Free Press
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      £20,000 world race at Ascot next year
      213 6 4 £20.000 nee is to be run at Ascot on satur;la\. July SI, next year to mark the occasion of the Festival of Britain. It will be the most richly endowed event of the racing jear m Britain and will be open to
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        260 6 LONDON yHERE was a blaze of interest ftnd modity shares yest<'rda> >t.u i correspondent. Buyinj; was em prices of commodities and miii» r existed m tin and rubber sh r >r, Advances ot one to thr< > over a wide list of stocks air held
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      BIG BETTING PLUNGE ON CHICQUITA
      469 7  -  ALLAN LEWIS Melbourne Cup prospects By rHICQIITA, a brilliant mare, has boon backed for more than £60,000 to win the £12,500 Melbourne Cup, Australia's premier race, to be run at Flemin^ton next Tuesday. The betting plunge forced bookmakers to shorten her price by four points,
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      5 Penang winners promoted
      89 7 E lass 3 horsca which won at tiu* recent P ting— Airmail, Nero xni\ Ovation n promoted t<» Class -i. Seventy Seven and leath, irho also won at Penanc lii\ t been sent up ss 4 to Class 3. tng C ass 3 horses to been
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      DENTALS WIN 6-5
      176 7 THRILLING rugby a lines yesterday saw Denkn the annual ma icals by one po minutes M put ir extra effort m to save the \s held de•■ir nar' by six points p were till 're m though ru( their "minifies and took the urth mi: for off-
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      36 7 XI DAI < ol Id at ihe bool to OCU- H A rurnbull, the I i i <m. Hoi Mr UK mail bin Fo P bo It is pro')O-ecl to run a ho ms will
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      23 7 pirliiro. I ail> Mellorsh Presents V\r Mrs. L M Pennofalhor. the team captains m the P< Day Fund h«/ key match.— Free Press
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      32 acceptors
      70 7 MELBOURNE, Thurs. i :-;eh inner of the Au lian Jockey Club Derby, and tductor. Metropolitan Handicap the 33 the Melbourne Cup, to be run o\ rr t*o Remington on Nov. 7. i i i an 8» s;. H i Beau 8 4 a 'i 10 A .v.er 16.
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      Return game
      40 7 taiping Thun ruuee: n Kmi: j Edward VI I I S i Abdul H.mnc Collrge. Alor E •wo of u< < schoolboy teams m North Mala] tt place m \g tomorrow. wh< n m,. Is Rrst mci d m
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      Women in keen game on Padang
      253 7 picture. T*HE sodden ground on the I'adanjj yesterday, did not dampen the spirits of the Combined Civilians and Combined Services women's hockej tenim when they met m aid of the Poppy Day Fund. draw after extra time of 1C minutes The game was packed
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      2 Krian men for Perak hockey trial
      190 7 2 Krian men for Perak hockey trial I t t.-iii Our Owa oi respondent PAR IT BUN TAR. Thurs. rO members o! the Krian Rovers hockey team who are doing very well this season have n invited tor the Perak Sta'e hoi r. on Saturday at Ipoh. They are J.
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      Y.M.C.A. tennis results
      156 7 BELOW are tie* to t>t- played toIn the vII ca. tennii Mcb'i Singles: Dr. C K. Loh v Lt. C'-l M'>! Mieux tto finish >. F. C Tan V D: Chan Ah Kow. I. A. ;i Urn Hee Ch:n. Mrnt "B" Single: Vn Hon Kun v S
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      COMPTON HIT BY BALL
      93 7 COMPTON HIT BY BALL QENIS Compton < ly hurt during net tice at M» but he will be able to play lor the MCC i oria m the match begtnninf today. .pton bowled to Brian Close, whose powerful bit him between the shou blades. H< It-!- ihe field fo: but
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      Penang T.C. 1949 profit $46,403
      44 7 Penang T.C. 1 949 profit $46,403 I pENANG 1 r>rofit for a difficu -,03. announced Mr. Ong im, the y annual prneral m^otine j revenue m the I d by Ex: m 1949 D. Lrv T I X Cheah. J J. \V Dr 1
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      HOCKEY PLAYER SUSPENDED
      62 7 ANDREW and SRC eery re- forward, has been suspended by ore Hockey A elation I B five weeks up to and including Dec. 5. S.R.( eh on Oct. 21. t. i off the field m the cond half when he t a decision of Referor T X
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      BIRTH.
      41 8 SCO'M: On 2nd Nov.. at the X K. Hospital, to Pamela Helen. ot John Robert Scott, a son. IRTNELL: On Oct. 30th. a' B M.H Singapore, to Eileen. ftl Ktt H. R. Hartnell. M.BE RAM C a sister for John
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      33 8 IPHRIES-HOSKING: A* Church. Having Ison 28-h Oct. Lt John K.E.. only son of 1 -CM. A: Mrs. H. L. Humphries. :-.d. to Ale'hea. only o: MaJ. Mrs. E. C of Tanglin, Singapore.
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      Govt 'tepid' in Europe affairs
      164 8 Govt 'tepid' in Europe affairs LONDON, Fri. T'HE threat m Tibet and the position m IndoChina and Malaya called for renewed activity by all free nations to be prepared to play their part, the Liberal leader. Mr. Clement Davies, told Parliament yesterday. There could be no letting up because of
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      Six-man list
      27 8 Philippiru-s Foreign and Prt'sidmt o! the f urth G D< ral Assembly, is on a >:x-man ••priority assassination list" of th^ Philinnin^ Pnmmnnisr lias Reuter
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      Biggest tea year gain
      45 8 Biggest tea year gain WASHINGTON, Prl. final offlciaJ figures of the 1950 census released yesterday show the population of the United States to be 150,--697,361, an increase of 19,028.--086 over 1940. This Is the greatest tenyear gain In the nations history 14.5 per cent.- A.P.
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      ARMY SCHOOL FOR VIETNAMESE
      120 8 PARIS. Friday. 4 MILITARY school which will turn out 150 officers a year for the new Vietnamese Army will be Inaugurated by ex-Emperor Bao Dai, head of the Vietnam state, at Dalat, southern Annum, on Nov. 5, Agence France Presse reported from Saigon. The French Minister
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      294 8 THE PASSING OF A GENIUS A flood of tributes LONDON, Friday. lEADERS, organisations and newspapers have A proclaimed the genius and personality of Mr. George Bernard Shaw m a steady flow of tributes to the great playwright since his death yesterday The 18-man executive board of the United Nations Educational,
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      32 8 BAR EXERCISE French Ar my recruits at Monthery, South of Paris, hop from one bar to another on a section of the obstacle course as part of training to develop co,uiii brium.
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      21 8 butThat's tight. Hair nicely bruihed— clean behind the ears— tie straight. Sow off you go to your new House,
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      33 8 LONDON, I rpHREE n came 1 hair'i of the when it closed at H99H-1 2 B LC t U £1,000 and SI 401-1 2. n E1.043 busin< month- U.P.
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      15 8 yesterdaj a X mo: kt wen HK56.35 per US HKSI6.OO per El. HK
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      Pact restricted to 12 nations
      158 8 Pact restricted to 1 2 nations WASHINGTON, Friday. "rIIIOKK were at present no plans to Invite Turkey and Greece into full North Atlantic pact membership, American officials stated yesterday m Washington. The officials reaffirmed tht 1 American position m commenting on Wednesday's speech by Turkey's president. Celal Bayor, who said
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      72 8 Atom bomb for troops WASIUNGTI >N Frl. TNEMY troops on future I Ids may be bla with atomic weapons launi both by the army and supporting air force, the UJB Defence Departmen t reported >'• Until now the bomb been recog: i weapon for the mas.s destruction of cities, R]
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      35 8 VfASS arrests of farmer-; reported ordered by East (ierlfl many's Communist C.overnment yesterday m a desperate campaign to smash hoarding of the bluliVd potato crop. Over 100 landholders have been jailed as saboteurs.
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      29 8 BOMBAat)\tL\T— The l Missouri ghcßg (hong-ji, Korea, with her lb-inch guns. riiong-ji is about I*o miles from the Russian base of Vladivostok and If miles from the Soviet border.
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      206 8 Leopold still a thorn RING'S Leopolds deieiioi abdi« 11 himself described as a ment". has done little to unite the d, i ap^ and Walloon (French wikinj Uf »iiv Belgrium*s poouiation "s Purely a racial antagu timental differences surroundin- t diawn out "Royal Problem" v following the liberation. In March,
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