The Singapore Free Press, 7 November 1950

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, TI'ESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 1950. I'KICh TEN TENTS
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    REDS HALT ATTACK IN KOREA
    343 1 Mystery of sudden withdrawal TOKYO, Tuesday. ind Korean ommunists halted their big counterattack in Korei la>t night as suddenly as they began it tour days s forces, which after beating back (heir incessant I pullet] into a tight defence ring just north of tin- Chong
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    24 1 An lustralian soldier trains hi> ;un on three North Kiirean prisoners, whilst a Scottish regimental ser-geant-major holds an American hand-grenade taken from the prisoners.
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    Tin up £110
    22 1 Tin up £110 LONDON 1 OS In 1939 tin a who: up EllO on :he ri. it or. 150 pe: :ce of
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    U.N. TO DEBATE CHINESE ATTACK
    123 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Tues. 'TWE United States yes- terday called for a, special Security Council meeting tomorrow U* consider the intervention of Communist China in the Korean war. The meeting va.< d shortly after Gen. MacArthur had formally reported to the Council that Chinese R^d troops
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    Gloria voted best actress
    100 1 NEW York. Tups /i LORI A BWANBON and William Holden, her cor in the film. "Bunsel ilevard/ 1 were named and ador of the ir In the 1950 national poi: of Film critics polled by the trade news er picked "Sunset BouieI H as the best
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    GBS ordered no weeping at funeral
    175 1 i FUNERAL service, brief, without clergy and withi rmon. was held for George Bernard Shaw y rid ay. The v hole I M over In is tn act with Mr. Shaw's vish- > demon tion nf sorrow. There was no weeping. The 94-year-oici Irish
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    RUSSIA 'MASTER OF A-SECRETS'
    133 1 LONDON, Tuesday. Soviet Deputy Premier, Marshal Nikolai Bulganin. speaking on the eve of the 33rd celebration of the October Revolution in Moscow yesterday, said that Soviet scientists had mastered the secrets of atomic energy and passed on to iurther problems which will help to develop our
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    MERCY GUIDE LOSES LIFE
    209 1 Mont Blanc plane crash IHAMOMX. Tuesday. HENE PAYOT veteran French Alpine guide, was killed bv an avalanche last night while leading a 50-man military rescue patrol over a glacier to the foot of Mont Blanc. The patrol had set out in the morning in a perilous
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    Long marriage breaking up
    36 1 Him acio.r, Robert 1 ornery, 4fi. said m irk year- that his 22--»r marriage to t lie foi beth Allen, is reaking up. and that ht.s wife >;u» to Nevada t<j A.P.
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    MINDSZENTI ILL
    28 1 The Catholic news serv. In Vienna yesterday said II had reports of a deterioratl 11 the health tS M. Cardli Mlndszenty, Imprison In a Hungarian A.P.
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    Talk before reply
    34 1 The United States will con suit vuth Britain and Franiv re replying to the recent Russian request for fourpower talks on Germany. Mr Michael McDermott. Stat" Department snnkpsman. sakt yesterday. Reuter
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    Truman is 'deep!y concerned'
    33 1 Truman is 'deep!y concerned' n i .in had •i t- r >' r-lur\ I i ition Us il.t-p|> i- n mumiMht i»m r. the i silhuh the Prr» mi tn had bole >ituk with
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    Plants looted
    74 1 Bed iT^.ds.'" ihlp- V R K r ial r the fall oi Pj undertaking I :ci have been a C mo mists K rai announcement was the I that di.srr.amlin? was actual!'. on w Conimunis* divisions it: I of some >: -he hydro ckctrtc luarten la I p
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    Burma stays out
    35 1 Burma doea not want to take sid''s in the invasion of Tibet by Chinese Communist forces, information secretary U Hakt. said in a broadcast In Rangoon giving the ftr.st official reaction. A.P.
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    ARABS WAITING
    42 1 Aubrey Eba. Israel Ambassador to the United Statesaid yesterday in AtlantiCity, Mew Jersy, that the Arab states "are secretly nursing .t diabolic hope that the world conditions will enable them to •renew their onught on the stats of Israel."- U.P.
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    Last trip by air ace
    94 1 ROME, Tuos. rkORGE Buzz Buerling. u Canada's great air ace vho shot down 32 German and Italian planes In Woriti War 11. made his last flight yesterday. In a quiet ceremony, his body and that of his English co-pilot, Leonard Cohen, were placed aboard an
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    Hair knot stopped a bullet
    77 1 MANILA. Tues. A hair kr.ot recently saved the life of a Filipino woman Martia de Guzman. 30 was caught between a crossfire and suffered minor wounds during a clash of army troops and Communist Hukbalahaps In Bulacan province. Physicians at Bulacan provincial hospital iounri a
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    U.N. AIDS ASSAM
    34 1 The United Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organisation 'UNESCO' has decided to send relief workers and U.5. 515,000 worth of scientific instruments to tho Dibrugarti Medical School In Upper Assam.— Reuter
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    AIR MAIL RESUMED
    20 1 The U.S. Post Office Department said yesterday it is resuming air mail service to Korea immediately.— A.P.
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    Prof, traced to Russia
    98 1 'J^HK British Government announced yesterday that A there is "no doubt" that Prof Brun» Ponteeorvo. a British atomic expert, had ?ene to Rttsfcia. The Supply Minister. Mr. George Strauss, told the Mouse of Commons that Prof. Pontecorvo who left Bri.iin ostensibly for a vacation in Italy
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    Britain not withdrawing recognition
    198 1 LONDON, Tuesday. "PHE British Government said last Right that it is giving close and urgent attention to the intervention of Chinese Communist lories in Korea, and it denounced the Reds for the invasion of Tibet. But it indicated that it had no intention of withdrawing its
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    10 YEARS TO PAY
    38 1 The U S. Treasury announced yesterday the Philippine Government will be allowed 10 years to pay the unused part of U.S $47,000,000. posted by the U.S.' In 1948 tn rover war damage claims.- A.P.
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    Russia-UK trade pact
    64 1 COYIET Kussia has agreed to supply Britain with 800.000 tons of coarse grains during the next twelve months, the British Ministry of Supply announced in London last night. Russia will be paid in sterling with which she may !>uy her raw material requirements from the sterling area
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    Nepal treaty with Britain
    62 1 LONL> VIBBBAGEI een the King and Ljah Dhiraja o: N on the conclusion of the cen: Anglo-Nepal ?se have been exchanged. The telegram fi arajah ot Nepal exp:fd M slnceresi i that the new relations between our :wo coumnes will knatlfUl an era of even underading
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    Miss Russia Can't Help Being Drab
    747 2  -  Dennis Bar dens •10.000TH TRACTOR' WAS A PERFUME! By 1. Russian propagand i mphlets you will lv liliar with the Rusn conception of Ideal ocl. a buxom, ul- look ins: you. in, usually in pea■ostume. und with i >bably I rn shouldi Her face
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    FOR THAT NIGHT OUT
    305 2  -  Iris Ashley By 1 4.V evening dress A must make you feel your best, yet it seems absurd to spend too much on a garment which by its very nature you won't really want to near many times. We th be helpful to show uou tome
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    Do S'pore Women lack charm?
    230 2  - Do S'pore Women lack charm? Jane Brown By A SMALL group of my friends was discussing—rather heatedly— an attractive woman in Singapore. „'ll. I say she's charming iided her. '■No, No!" 'T> women present. "She vivacious and amusing, and lots of fun. But charming? No?" That started me thinking I
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    EVA MAKES IT 164
    36 2 11 9 Mr. J. K S I '•I d E H I lutvr Yell I here I And would pr< t>f ant busiiu "I am n< P-' you. Go V r n
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      67 2 Solution To Crossword No. 196 SOLLTION Across: 1, Garden. 7. of Eden. 8. Gvocer. 10 Easterly. 13. Ant. 15, Ready 16 Slum. 18. Made. 20, Obese. 22 Eve. 23. paradtee 26. i=?rand 27 Camera. JB. Lu he Down: 2 '\pions. 3. r>k-t 4 N'rse 5 R^spd f 6. hpM «>
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    SUN FURNACE CAN MELT A BRICK
    212 3 SUN FURNACE CAN MELT A BRICK Huge mirror traps rays WASHINGTON, Monday. THE "Sun-Furnace"— hot enough to make a fire 1 brick boil like butter on a griddle— is c»ne of the newest tools of science. Such a device— employing the radiant energy of the sun to produce high temperatures
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    30 3 photo. Immigrants bein? questioned by IS. Immigration officers aboard the liner Saturnia in New York. Some 130 aliens on this ship were taken to Ellis Island for further questioning. A.P.
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    ARTILLERY MAY FIRE A-SHELLS
    67 3 WASHINGTON. Monday. };m >1\ troops on future battle fields may be blasted with atomic weapons launched bv both Imerican Army and the Air Force living In its «< cording to statements in Defence t report released in Washington. D up to now has been i strategic
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    Veto bypassed
    29 3 oni o h.ts overwhelmapproved an Amer.ceived plan to put a veto-proof international :t 5 disposal aggre when the veto blocks emergency action in th*» Sprtiritv Council. U.P.
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    Earthquake in Timor?
    15 3 LONDON VIOLENT earth E Shocks were r< I A i. about A.P.
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    Even sexes among quads
    43 3 Ml I 801 RNC uoMi.iu has yivrn birth to quadruplets— oys .md two sirK und all are well. i> >Irs. Drederitk GttiWl Oel<\ St. Th€ boys "iindNpadi and the uirls three pounds each. r is i clerk.- A. P.
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    New chemical for aged weak hearts
    140 3 ANEW, chemical sub effective in bolstering i The substance Kaufman and Harvey Po :at ion known I mat in the vein The doctors it the Goldv and obtained sood \i;\Y YORK, Monday, •stance has been found i failing: heart m the used. reported by
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    Bridge Hands
    241 3 •rable --lug Soutb West N T I' N T All Pa»* >uit had •■> i v be:iOf ii ore: I do i. four of spade> kflp and ree. South "s jick i queen. W«i turned the spade nine to Soirh's ten and Sou'h a!su c(* the kins?. Then
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    Chinese call MacA. a bandit chief
    64 3 Chinese call MacA. a bandit chief LONDON Mon. 'JMIE New China news agency last night charged Q I eral IfacArthur with organising a "Third For> arry out "bandit activities." espionage and currency forgery in Communist China. The '-Third Force" consisted of Chinese traitors and Kuomlntang (Nationalist) secret agents, it added.
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    OFFICIAL'S HOUSE BOMBED
    55 3 i hand-grenades were thrown bv in A.s■he b ick >n oi the residence ol Mi itch Abraha Tesemma, •an holding the ap- of Political, Secrers i: the British Adr "ion. A third hand-grenade wa thrown in the main road of lative quarters Onlj he nades exploded. There
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    Leniency plea for young Reds
    50 3 The Form >a Provincial People's Council has appealed to the Nationalist Government for leniency for "idealogically astray" Formosan youths who might have been "deceived" by Communist propaganda. Tlio Nationalist Government nas been Imprisoning hundreds of persons including mainlanders and Formasans for en? bra C Reuter
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    PEKING SAYS U.S. IS USING NEPAL
    119 3 PEKING SAYS U.S. IS USING NEPAL NEvv DELHI. Mon pOMMUNIST China, its troops already deep in Tibet, launched an ominous propaganda campaign today against Nepal, tiny proWestern buffer state between Tibet and India. The Chinese Communist radio charged in a Peking broadcast that the United States and Britain were trying
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    P.I. may be next Red target
    62 3 The Philippine may beeome the next target < 1 Communist expansion in the Far Ea Mr. Roberto Villanueva, General Manager of the Manila Chronicals. said. He said that the Communists have an eye on the Philippines because the islands are the southern anchoi the
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    42 3 photo. Czech pilot, i aptain Joseph Kauchy. left, and thrr Czech pilot safe in England after a daring escape in stolen airliner from Czechoslovakia. The plane carried three women, two children and lour officers of th#» C zech air line. A. P.
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    Motor horns lose effect
    165 3 NEW YORK, Monday. pEOPLE are getting so accustomed to the blare of automobile horns that sound is losing its value as a traffic warning. That is the concensus of members of the National Society of Automobile Engineers. Making matters worse, the members said at a meeting
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    Defence conference
    18 3 Thr British Govprnm»-m ta considering convenini i monwealtti Defence conference Ir London in the future. Reuter
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    2 party govt. urged in U.S.
    55 3 WASHINGTON, T Ui>. R-publicans last n urged the election of a Republican Congress in day's election to er..si:re a two-party government j n tn<i event of Chinese Communist intervention in Korea lea-' to a "ghastly Worid War III." The Democrats denounced their opponents" '"smear
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    Human rights for all
    69 3 THF United Nations So»mI r«WlMff I ik«- M: test his decided that the Human Rights Put will aut»maticaUy apply U the worlds trust t«-rnt«»ries a nd o|..r»ies if their administering powtrs signed the <i»venan«. Thp ommittee. by a vote of M t,» II ui»h aevca abstentions,
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    WHY JAPAN IS NO U.S. 'COLONY'
    88 3 WHY JAPAN IS NO U.S. 'COLONY' NEW DELHI IfOfl. JAPANS bad: I ol independence, techn I and Buddhist trad her from b colony" of her I kichi Matsuoka told n in New Delhi. Mr Matsuoka attended Lucknow Conference of Institute of Pacifi as leader of the Japan legation He said
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    EGYPTTOISSUE BONDS
    27 3 EGYPTTOISSUE BONDS vptian Gove:\.itK I has decided to GOO worth of i -piisury Bonds This will porn. Clckvpniment to increase bs note circulation ud to £230--000.000 A.P.
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    1ST COMMISSIONER
    37 3 Mr. lan nan. it charge of th»* South Ax Department oi the Commontlth R -n Londoj. b* 1 the British Hil Southern Rhodesia. H v. •ake up hi>> post i bj in Ft^bruarv n> Reuter
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    Died of exposure
    34 3 r in\nd Sydney fj ■cided t|iat the buys found read in a qu .id. New Souih Wales, on Saturday, die*. I exhaustion and exposure The murdt-r .as now been abandoned V.P.
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      329 3 CIMP aor \UP iKtaC>. »Ki i: onivjnrvjnL News and Programmes lE3J»; 'KM F M-ZIUOKK) 9 30 Burmese: Ncvvs (BBC»; 9.4j 10 I m News from Singapore; Programme summary and in 10 st» Fov the Schools; 12 Time lude: 10 Radio News R- el (BBC.; l p.m Radio Orchestra. 10 Window
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  • The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Nov, 7, 1950.
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      Telling the people
      154 4 MR. Alex Josev wont to the microonone on Sunday night, told his th >• the I tod as active as v ver have been and add d ment: "I was warned king his ♦-veiling H I to von thia wav, I would the ts ot the I
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      Sound of heart
      101 4 CO mnch for r>r»st at are the prosp* t< On the such r d yester1 Obvio: and steady E nd how arr and terrorists r. scene? Whi n will be able to ir< 'ien ca!. 'ly erWhen the people re in puttins: nn •r: when men and
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    Don Iddon's Diary
    1121 4 Don Iddon's Diary .V YORK: I SAVE N York for a fortnight ami what happej The bish dismissed as much wall-paper :i I took -off for Texas and Mexico, is now strenuously sought after. The telephone rings constantly in my office here. "What about the C? Bound to <o up
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    TOO MANY JOBS IN U.K. NOW
    267 4 ORITAIN is on the way to another man-power crisis. There are too few workers chasing too many jobs. In the next ten years the shortage of women and young men and girls will get worse, and the age lev*! in the factories will be
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    22 4 Olivier, sporting moustache and up-to-the-Ue dinner jacket, and ftis wife, Vivien L> .0)1. and three-Quarter-length hair style, at a >i od party
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    6 4 icatcli and doc* maU-r* anmti.l fair.
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    Stalin Won't Like This At All
    659 4  - Stalin Won't Like This At All Phyllis Auty says Titoplans a new experiment in Communism. MARSHAL :iTO has begun a new experiment in Communism an experiment that Stalin never cL.red try. Tito believes it. possible for even j Communist Governmt tit to be democratic, for the people to ta.:.. a
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    RUHR STEEL MAGNATE ARE ANGRY
    133 4  - RUHR STEEL MAGNATE ARE ANGRY ANTHONY TERRY GERMAN) si firms are I'bout to launch a big propaganda n for an Increase In Oerman; sel quotaof steel she \a to proiu The campaign, wti will b< er rou in tit of the Ruhr steel rons against Allied supervision, will be for
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    'SPEED UP HOUSING PLAN CALL
    207 5 'SPEED UP HOUSING PLAN CALL SMC men want to buy homes Free Press Staff Reporter |^<) urge earl> implementation of the scheme under which Singapore Municipal Commissioners will build and sell houses to their employees, the Executive Council of the Municipal Services Union will meet shortly to propose the terms
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    25 5 piclurf*. i'HE rampaifß CPettS: Mr V. R.ij.irt'!ii:iin. l.abovir Party candidate for North Ward in the December Munici■'f'tionv addressing a al Farm Park vrsterdav.— Free Press
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    Jivabhai loses his chance
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    RED POSTERS IN SCHOOLS
    4 5 RED POSTERS IN SCHOOLS
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    Ex-in iernees to aid Mrs. Choy
    71 5 Free Pres> staiT Reporter a NUMBER of European and Eurasian ex intern es in Singapore, who were helped by Mr> Elizabeth ho\ dvrini the Japanese occupation, are rallying to support her candidacy in next month's Municipal '-actions. Th- Free P '.Tday that they her
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    WOMEN ON JURIES NEXT YEAR
    50 5 WOMEN ON JURIES NEXT YEAR Free Prm M.ifT Reporter r D ai i 1951 jui :i on c I i-• 8.000 d nei E.\ de worn i I I rnTh' r as of the mi A d»- over 21 but not over 56. must haw an md mind In- I
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    GLUT OF TIMBER
    43 5 KUALA LUMPUR M i d a new outI and i repon Exports of U: rrcr. ites. iiir.iti and must be so for I to come, while I Singapore to absorb the surplus hlch the ration tst obt lon poCnt, add^
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    Streets to stay dim
    109 5 Free Press Staff Reporter Y PROPOSAL for the ad ditional lighting of Singapore streets after 0 p.m. nightly has been turned down bv the Finance Committee of Municipal Commissionera. The co mm l.tre fHt that at a time when the people j were being asked to
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    Rewards won't end bribery'
    100 5 PtNANG. Mon.. QOVERNMENT Is at times ready and anxious" to take action In cases where offences ol bribery row ce, but it doe? not consider thai ihr offer of tor information wo achieve any useful purpose. An official statement at to th Settlement Co :U i
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    39 5 pinur;*. TWIRTEEN American »lob;'-ir .rived at KaUaag airport yesterday in the course of a conducted world tour. Picture show> Mrs. N. Priesher. Mrs. B. Diugs. Mrv Olivia de Seller and .Mrs. Annie Priesher. with Mr. I. Skreve.- Free Press
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    King Kong thinks stage work is fun
    259 5 IF the stau r p at the Capitol does not give way (there will be quite a heavy load on it tonight) the variety show In aid oi" the Poppy l>av Fund should he 4 tremendous success. truing to the "heavy load" four
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    POPPY DAY FUND
    14 5 JOi: BAHRU a, Johore I odb In aid of 1 I
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    36 5 pictorf I^kll. cadet corp>, "i Victoria St \onl m%* inspected by Bricadier C <•• K<»bi.is, Brigadier in charge of Administration. Singapore District, jesterday. Piiturp shows a section of the corps civin- display of snap shooting.- Free Press
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    More aliens seek certificates
    267 5 Free Press Staff Reporter 4 X average of 3q applications for certificates of residence was received in the Singapoie Co'onial Secretary's office ?n the first nine months of this year, the Free Press was told yesterday. Out of a total of 330 applications xrmcti have so
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    New scout headquarters
    71 5 New scout headquarters I'HE lint permanent B> > Scout headquar; In Arm* Street will tx opened on N i 18 by Mr. F. C. Sand.^ Commissioner of Scout* anr? founder of the movemeni :iya The building. bcin. With the Little T. was handed over to the Boy So by the
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    STRIKE MOTION REJECTED
    44 5 STRIKE MOTION REJECTED B paptr •paehc Ke I 4 tas( th€ C lor As no reo.y had been n in the Cour.c I co: 10 b. The eiti wo: h A en -1 cour-e j B teacher reply f o:n 'he Sultan t b
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    INDIES OFFICE
    11 5 Th' Ml closed Heroes' C Pa wan On i
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    All the hockey results
    24 6 in LF 1 ing a man T of :he H i iute. v t>r«? B.O.DCJI on f ond 1 1
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    Another K.O. win for Farr
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    HAPPY TRAVELLER IS BEST BET ON CARD
    655 6 Bright Eyes for main sprint From ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. JJAPPY TRAVELLER should be the best bet of the day tomorrow, second da\ of the Selangor Turf Club November meeting. He was a winner at one mile and then finished fourth at
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    28 6 picture. w^\ i-h rmxn l^ids in Rerc d f <.!oire (Joru-N winner of the top 1 1 1-> T-f. r.n*> ut Kaala I tin'piir on Saturday Free Press
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    51 6 APPRENTICES from racing stables in many parts of Use England] have r<rspondf'd i«» an appeal to join the King's Troop of the Royal Artillery as part of thrir n*U**tsl service The apprentices conic from famous racing stables at Newburv and Newmarket. In this picture, an instructor is training apprentices in
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    LIKELY WINNERS OF CI. 5 RACES
    233 6 /WRAVW, who missed his tMiga«emcMit on the first day. will probably give Phil Tankard his first winner in the Class >, Div. 2 sprint over 51 f. tomorrow. He worked attractively on Saturday, running 3 f. in 39 1 5 sees. His latest form
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    WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS H'CAP
    221 6 I HK first Melbourne i up was run at J lemington in 1861. Racing was conducted on ihi> now famous racecourse as far back as ixio, but it was not until 21 years later that the Melhourm Cup came into being. I T. I I ol
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    Horses not accepting
    33 6 11HE follow in- hot>^N vsill not start tomorrow Miss Nathan, ftw hmond. Kiamhall I l>t*r, llarrifi. Vlasrotte. Dan^r, rnitr.ut Kroutishay Double \ri»*>. Koval Flush. Night lub. Kw ksmr.td and Wination
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    N.S.W. LEAD IN SHIELD GAME
    76 6 IN spite :>: i big tecond-wic- I I plavt ra lefthander Arthur Morris <ioi> and Keith Miller m,3>. Now South Wales, Sheffield Bhield bidders gained nrst-inninga lead of 13 runs against Queensland at Sydney yesterday. New S.-'.th Wales. :59 for one on Snfurday. were p.ll
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    Losses in all stock sections
    151 6 SifcS?^* ■>■ xX^ <„^ L^ m 3k. II I ITNSETTLED b> aewi n-.i Stock EzdUMgC showed u tcrdav. states KeuU-r's ftnan< The volume at Belling, persistent, and most I Tins rubbers and copper? moved lower on profr but rubbers were additio: depressed by the incr.
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    BADMINTON FIXTURES
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    Yugoslavia barred
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    M.C.C. THANKS SINGAPORE FOR GIFT
    135 7 M.C.C. THANKS SINGAPORE FOR GIFT Painting hung at War Memorial Free Press Staff Reporter (SINGAPORE Cricket Club have received a letter from the Marylebone Cricket Club, London, thanking them for their addition to the War Memorial Gallery at Lords, headquarters of the ?ame. Several months ago Mr. Webb-Jonos former retary
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    32 7 picture l the K \h centre-half, heads awaj durint; an Arm\ i\ attaik. Behind him is Carnolh. the Arm>--Niw tentre-foruard, and on the left is M-arv the Airmen's ifft half.- Free Press
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    VICTORIA RECOVER v. M.C.C.
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    Dillon chosen to be stand-off half
    56 7 j HE Combined Services X\ to meet Negri-Maiacca at Sere»aban on Saturtla> in the H.Ms Malaya Cup competition shows two changes from the team !i defeated Johore on the Padang. Uon, who before played ed Fuller at .^tand-otT whil Woodv ight in at i
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    THE GAMBOLS
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    Easy victories for SAS teams
    26 7 ANDREW S helmed VI i 5 at tries i tv by D p r S! V S S r y Y-
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    S.I.T. ANNIVERSARY
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    ENGLISH COLLEGE BEAT R.I.
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    SOSC APPLIES FOR AFFILIATION
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    Raffles Girls end netball season
    129 7 LFTEK winning five out of six tames in netball irainst other Singapore Kirls schools Raffles (iir!s School tlosed successful season yesterday, in \ifvi of I!" coming examinations. ill matches mtroaucea tu in the Colony this yea? by the r feature in future girls' 5 Q
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    ALI AND MERCHANT HIT OUT
    185 7 ALI AND MERCHANT HIT OUT r< si at N I i LO3 and I C m- 272 nd r- P Ul I I < 92 For 7th 74 E::. DO tai day. it and lfusht&q All d on. an attacking p> hit Tubt 1 and Rama.;:i'.::i bordered on audacity, while
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    'Sixes' soccer tournament
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    Probables,
    96 7 \IIIKKS and riders for to d.o Melliourne (up. with barrier positions in bracked, are: oir.ic tour* 9 5 P. C.lennon us). Sir Falcon 9-t J Thompson ,13) Btn\i.lo 9 U No Sellwood (4). Darke Marne S-13 B. Smith Playbo> S-ll l» Munroe (20) CkkfSita 8-10 W. Williamson lion Duk»
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    Alister now favourite
    356 7  -  ALLAN LEWIS MELBOURNE CUP TODAY PODAY all roads In Melbourne will lead to famous Memin^ton. where the Melbourne Cup will be decided. Accommodation In Melbourne has been it a premium for some weeks as inter-State visitors flock to that cit\ for the biggest occasion in the Australian
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    45 7 picture. The R.A.F. Malaya (cam winners of the inter-Ser\i< so<( pr competition thi> year. Left to right, back row: Robinson. Grant. Townsend. Second row: White. Dover. Sears. Front row: "Dixie* Lee. (iatti. Suleiman. Rowley. Owen. They drew with Armv-Ni\> two-all at Ch.inui yesterday. Free Press
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    Braamhall Flyer impresses
    70 7 Braamhall Flyer impresses WORKING 2 gra v. Bramhall I I■ Qg 3f. sees. He did his w on tin bit H- tomorrow. T: Brownsbaj Little ing" 3f. 'in 41. Bright jr« I and Mata Hari fj. i went xth and :th a sr: ■:u. Hv\e I)e Gloire n no harrr.
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    SCC 'B' XV HAD A CLOSE CALL
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    RAF HELD TO DRAW
    16 7 RAF HELD TO DRAW A GOOD N a I Lee Sccres L by I I i
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    BIRTHS
    58 8 GRAY: To Louise and H.M. Gray of La 1 ing, Johore, daughter on 6th Nov. GARTON: At the London 2. XI. 50 to Nora. Major), wife of Maurice a sister [or Peter Joan I RRAL-SMITh: On 29th Oc--1950 at Queen Charlottes London, to Betty, wife i Ferral-Smith, a son.
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    DEATH
    20 8 )OW: On 5 b Nuvemijer. a Pmtrlek Hadow. Chairman T> I ft C">. Ltd.. I n. formerlv of Malaya.
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    27 8 O^.Ci KHYE I.IM always reel by his many friendsAM INMMOOATION v M AM NOOK 360 Orchard Rd. I r.a double Accommodation be. Reasonable Terms arI
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    SWEDEN WORRIED BY SWEDES
    243 8 Danger from 'Fifth Column STOCKHOLM, Tuesday. ALTHOUGH Sweden's Socialist Government is to spend one million crowns (about £70,000) more on her counter-espionage services next year, her two biggest newspapers are warning the public that she is dangerously exposed to fifth column sabotage in any future war.
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    SUS REACHES HIGHEST IN HONG KONG
    127 8 HONG KONG. Tups. HONG KONG'S money market, super-sensitive to trouble, reacted stronglv to threat of a war in which this >ny might be an early victim. Tlv 1 US dollar jumped to HK56.53 the highest since fust 1949. when the British t: 1 was
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    New rubber export duty criticised
    76 8 New rubber export duty criticised LONDON IMIK day crl led tl n rubber DOW b»'»*n pubI ernrn "N Ol hod of asII alLiy prod.; i tht> p ipt-r s^iri ♦'ditorialr. •The Mai lyan o >vernn admits ihe ne'd Tor replantI >mp compan^s are unable to replant Ic of cap] res.
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    AID SOUGHT FOR KOREANS
    30 8 of Red aped socle ughout the world yesterday for rellel supplies and for K rear clviliai s P arly requested were medical supblankets a:ui cloth. A.P.
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    Naval pilot was too sensitive
    297 8 DKVOXPORT, Tuesday. a NAVAL fighter pilot who shot down In error a target-towing plane with the loss of two lives was ordered at a court martial at DevoilpOTl to be severely reprimanded. A Central Air Medical Board report on Lieutenant John Terence Crowley, aged 26.
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    A skirt made him 'excited'
    120 8 BKINSWICK. Tuesday rHK story th.it he had killed one girl because he became "excited" when he saw her skirt blow up was told to a court at Brunswick. Germany, yesterday, by Rudolf Plell, self-confessed mass murderer. The 26-year-old former German blacksmith has admitted that he
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    Belgian arms go to Mao
    53 8 BRUSSELS, Tuei I GIAN armi mi i i> .vi by i Belgian newsp i provldini to O munist Chin Q •ng ires from u Bind from own s La Clt( worth 237.$ -USS4 700.000) China between Januan and September 1950. The paper quoted Qgun slmlri
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    JUIN FOR MOROCCO
    36 8 u-'ii Alphonsc Juln, leading French itrategisi who re i ent mipMi'd a tour of battle areaj In Indo-Chlna, hai lefl Paris for Rabat to return to post as French Resident(ieneral in Morocc Reuter
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    U.S. VOTING FOR CONGRESS OPENS
    209 8 U.S. VOTING FOR CONGRESS OPENS AMERICANS vote today to decide whether the Republicans or Democrat control Congreai for 1 I a. _r a 4• /vet Mn me next two years. More than 40.000.000 are •xpeeied to g<> to the po 11 s a inch in niosr places open a' 7
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    'NO' COMMENT' BY PAKISTAN
    56 8 'NO' COMMENT' BY PAKISTAN Thf Pakistan Primp Minister, Llaquat Ali Khan, refused yesterday to make any cominent on the Communist invasion of Tibet When ask^d whether Pakistan is not interested In peace [n this part of the world he replied: "Pakistan is Interested in even* way which means peace ;n
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    Successful evacuation
    66 8 Successful evacuation DONG BAI. INDO-CHINA. Tues. FRENCH army forces evacuating Caobinh have passed through rugged moun- tain passes and reached the new defence line on the delta aout losses. In the two-day withdrawal from Coabinh convoys of m^n and equipment pulled back 20 miles toward Hanoi. Furthest forward f Dong
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    H.K. MONEY
    29 8 YesU-rday's official closing prices on the Hong Kong Money Exchange were: H.K. $6.50 per U.S. dollar. HK $16.00 per pound sterling. HK. $315.3 per tael on gold.
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    27 8 TUh 'German Brotherhood." an organisation of former Wehrmachr officers and Nazi leaders whose declared aim is a "free European nation" was formally and publicly constituted in Bielc-
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    RED PAPERS AGAIN
    31 8 C mn Ger many obtained 1 1 •li for for three n i Allied H jh >mmifl n I publishing any Allied article! In the summer having expired.
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    U.K. Chief Justice
    30 8 Sir Gerald H I oineyGeneial of has \n appointed Chi^f Justice ot Hong Konf, b lion to Sir Leslie Gibson. *rh« Li retlrtnj.— A.P BRITISH FIRM'S REPORT
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    'New prosperity under Mao'
    284 8 HOMi KUM*. luesaay. WITH a good and effective Government beginning to tap the enormous agricultural wealth of the country a very rapid rise to prosperity will take place in China, according to the quarterly repoit of China Engineers Limited, a large British enginecrine firm operating in
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    New chief for colonial development
    56 8 LONDON. 1 J^ORD Keith, former chairman of the British O" seas Ai: trporati been appointed ch U Britain's Colonial Dment Corporation. Lord Reith U Lord Trefga-nf. I >'6 The Corporation Ai and mana"!' •ultural and Industrial projecti intended to n li\in^ .standar DIH formation and
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