The Singapore Free Press, 11 November 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 asic for SINGAPORE, SATIKDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1950 VHUh HEN UKNTO.
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    'STOP INTERVENTION DEMAND
    294 1 Security Council LAKE SUCCESS, Saturday. [Ml X I nitod States and five other countries called on the Unitec Nations Security Council yesterday to order the immediate with drawal ot all Chinese Communist troops from North Korea. Ric Soviet delegate, Jacob Malik, promptly served notice thai tin Korean
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    23 1 picture. Shot m a cafe this morninij. Mr. Tan Ah Choi is seen being tarried into the ambulance m Robinson Road. Free Press
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    Mao's men are more humane
    43 1 >ops on the trout ta the i Wn■m the Korr.ui i firnn Nt.ltlOll ins h.id t\ krnj Kodx. North i and pfficri be >r- >'.ru. k mi tht* him i erji N'»rli» i ins; tifi South Korean U.P.
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    BRITISHLOSSES
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    US FORCES MEET AS CHINESE WITHDRAW
    138 1 US FORCES MEET AS CHINESE WITHDRAW SEOUL, Sat. rpHE U.S. Eighth Army and the Tenth Corps linked up \<»sterday > across the 100- mile waist of North Korea. Chinese R»'ds continued Withdrawing m Korva undt-r heavy Allied air attacks, w] building up their reserves just behind the border In Manchui
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    Russia accused
    20 1 The I v i ance m par <i Rus iv df viola:.. ment fo,* ition of Austria. U.P.
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    DELEGATES MEET
    15 1 a 01 A3ian, n and Afri E iss In( ..ins In S Reuter
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    Check on Red infiltration
    54 1 LONDON. Sat. SECURITY precautions were Intensified yesterday at tish air and sea ports to keep out undesirable alibound for the Commi World Peace Congress m Sheffield At London Airport, .seven who arrived from Including one Ameriran -were questioned for more than two hours. Five vrere ihn:irH
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    MOTHER'S NEW ATTEMPT
    54 1 MOTHER'S NEW ATTEMPT Mrs Adeline Hertogh, the mother oi Maria Hertogh, will leave Holland for Singapore by air today m a new attempt :n bac-k her daughter. She will Rive evidence when the case is hoard boforo the Sin High Court on Nov. 20 to (i cid p ftfl t'
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    MAN SHOT IN S'PORE CAFE
    318 1 Robinson Road drama Free Press Staff Reporter 4 N ex-detective of the Singapore C.1.D., Mr. Tan Ah Choi, was shot m a coffee shop m Kobinson Road this morning by an unknown Chinese gunman. Tan Ah Choi, who is employed as an armed guard by
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    Village on peace work
    40 1 rHK citizens «f LaebCSMW m the Soviet /one state of Brandenburg have decided to call it "Villas Peace." There is a jx-.ue dove on every house, and construction of a 'peace monument is under mjv A.P.
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    BRAZIL BUYS U.S. CRUISERS
    37 1 al Is buyln light cruiaers, part of America's war surplus, from the United Favy Naval circles m Rio do Jam ord thii fir.st step m the general moderr of the Brazilian Navy.- Reuter
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    Jap star to act
    32 1 ■\se dim Shirley Yamaguchi. said yeserda; she would pUy he par; of the daughter of £übla Khan of China m a •vay musi Oi>eninw nev r br;. U.P.
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    No mail train to run to X.L today
    122 1 l ree Press staff Reporter TODAYS mail tram from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and vice versa will not run. The northbound train from Singapore will only go as far as Kluang and the southbound mail train from Kuala Lumpur will finish tho
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    Two wounded
    33 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Bund. flred on an estate manager and his It who were riding on a motor cycle m the- Ked Perils area B I andT od. the cleric seriously.
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    Torture fears
    22 1 Fslkfasoifnsafoinr Cl n Shin V. he i rs o! war. Japan be wii .red by the C d to arn:v
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    K.L. races: best bets
    47 1 From ALLAN LEWIS Kuala Lumpur. Sat. AIV iM'st hets for today's x rar^s are TOMTOY, GENERAL and BRAMHXI I. n kr. The Ko«n»{ will be very h«\iv\ I respasser'> best beti are RAJ MAHAL md BRAMHALL FLYER. Latest track hints m pa*e seven.
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    Two Wide Boys
    20 1 While \ou rv :i. George, run off a few stamps and well post these sweep tickets tonight."
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    BOMB ATTACK ON HO CHI-MINH
    154 1 WITH THE FRENCH AIK FORCE IN N. TONGKING, Saturday. V'Hli French Air Force, tipped by Intelligence men that the Vietminh leader, Ho Chl-Mlnh, was In secret conference with leading Chinese and Russian experts, yesterday bombed the village of Langxa near the Chinese frontier. American- built
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    MAY FAO MEMBERS
    27 1 G rm3:iy and Spain yesterday to came members of the Food and Agricultural Organisation -the first United Nations ngonrv pither has joined A. P.
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    Prize for scientist
    62 1 VMIDDLI D .nist who is ;i vicepresident o£ the British Committee** hut d<Mii. lie is a ommunist, was yesterday a warded the Nobel Prize for Physics. The Swedish Academy of Science honoured Professor Cecil F. Powell. 46. Professor of Physics at Bristol I'niverslty Alld head Of a
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    MacDonald to discuss Indo-China
    242 1 LONDON. Saturd MX. Malcolm Mac Donald, the ommissioner General, and M. Jean Letourneau, Minister to the Associated States of Indo-China, are merlins l« Paris tomorrow to discuss ih»- situation m Indo-China. During his previous visit to Pu last week-end Mr. Mac Donald sp several hours with
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      15 2 Rome police celebrated the 25: versary doit Luiiji Einaudi cf Italy. P during the rnrade.
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      The Renegade
      607 2  -  Capt. W.E. Johns By THE CONCLUDING INSTALMENT lore X An itiiisant c upung. Capta.fi tangle >j Vmn.of Eurasian tw'radiou, j banHis aim is to push out i/* Malaga asks L to Ku to Marapang. ro'j bit. capture Vanaor. 8' acAei MarapttiiQ that Vendor en a uoilkq British prisoner.
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      Pirate Fleets At War
      1027 2  - Pirate Fleets At War S. C. GEORGE By Midshipman Andrew Christit and his friend Ben W— fcH <>• a privateei recently relumed trom Nf» .ire pressganged nn l« a Naval warship al Plymouth Andrew 19 now an ordinary sraman The warship sails i«r I alculta where they join a tied
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      STAMP CORNER
      84 2 r piii.s stamp is one of a pair- ;hc lust which wiil show Leopold as Kiim of the Belgians. Leopold stepped down In August when threatened with a revolution, and these stamps were issued just before he h; ndod over power lo hi.s 20-year-old Prince Baiidnnin. The younjr
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      A Chance For Essay Writers
      325 2  -  AUNTIE MAUREEN By Dour Children WHAT a time I had this week sorting out your painting mpetition entries: With all those bright coloured pictures piling up on my that I might be "snoi under" any mo■nt h an pot. 1q many i f you ta
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      Flying Saucers-New Story
      133 2  - Flying SaucersNew Story ART PARKS (FOR CHILDREN O«i v By COLUMBUS OHIO: I^LEVEN-YEAR-OLDS J the world over now know there are such things as flying saucers. They know because their "newspaj or" to.d them so. Tiieir newspaper is "My Weekly Reader It is quired reading m ma schools. The newspaper
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      256 2 Junior Crossword i i is v tVm panv of actors m an 1 -r. fi J [2 j MB 'ie vho braids Mith .stone. -^J-— 7. Lake" is the largest H^ .•I l;>ke m Wa'es. 10 -^i Psi^^ r Jf Character m '•l^;tie fnmn r 8 It ls u-s^d for
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    Faminehalts China's land prrogramme
    7 3 Faminehalts China's land prrogramme I A A.P.
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    CHINESE HELD IN MANILA
    6 3 CHINESE HELD IN MANILA be Reuter
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    U.K. PLAN FOR POOR COUNTRIES
    388 3 U.K. PLAN FOR POOR COUNTRIES Successor to Marshall Aid LONDON, Saturday. |>RITAIN may soon make proposals to other advance industrial nations that they should cooperate m a new effort to stimulate economic and social progress m under-developed areas of the world. The Prime Minister, Mr. Attlee. and other leading members
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    24 3 1 VVKNTYMNE DIKD— The faanl burned tailplane of the B.K.A. Vikinu whkh crashed m fog at London Airport, killins; !9 of thr 51 •eeapaata
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    ...but mother was dead
    86 3 ...but mother was dead LONDON. Saturday. \K-O1 I> Carol Parsons-Chandler went t;> part> not knowing her mother wa> grounds at Harrow- arlier. had found :n. 41. a par.; labourer, shot lav beside him On the other side of the Carols mother. Mrs Jean I -Chandler. 32. id with shot wound
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    Govt. defends screening of scientists
    7 3 Finoneondoe A.P.
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    LABOUR UNIONS LOSE MEMBERS
    10 3 made pi. In r I. Reuter
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    German radar expert freed
    61 3 MENDEN. BRITrSH ZONE OF GERMANY. Sat DR. WALTER ZIMMERMAN German r rket and radar expert ai after a weeks disappearance has released. He wilJ resume work m a n Mendtn m the British zone of Germany, v employed. When r^ad n*»wsoaper rev that he had "vanished"
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    TOGLIATTI IS 'CURED'
    41 3 i nunist r i Togc pc- a :ioiib!e clot on the I Doe tors a irold chief o. xhich a membership of 2.600.000. •completely recovered from the complications which had followed inj to the spine months ac:.t. Reuter
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    12 3 I n nnd Yugoslavia, wj were received Palace by Qu ■.1 A.P.
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    Teen-agers die in war
    80 3 LONDON. Sat. rpWCLVE 19-year-olds have A been killed fighting with the British fortes m Korea, up to Tuesday, the Secretary fo r War. >Ir. Strac hey, told the House of Commons. Thirty -seven others were wounded. Mr. Strachey told the House that no soldiers under 19
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    Archbishop on 'Red plot'
    95 3 LONDON. S I*HE Archbishop of York Dr. Garbe 1 >aid m London that the Commit] upheavals In Korea, Berlin, Malaya and Indo-China were "part ot a world-wide conspiracy d pd by the Kremlin against m civilisation Dr Garbett told his bishops and clergymen at a conferthat
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    17 DIE IN ATTACK
    24 3 p pie were kill i when 70 armed men at irked and broke into a mill iry base near Guatemala.
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    HARRBOUR PROJECT
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    Bridge Problem
    12 3 > 7. II i ipade I ivca discards the I per-
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    MADONNA FOR THE JUNGLE
    229 3 PARIS, Saturday. A YOUNG American sculptor has been eh—en to put a seven-foot statue of the Madonna and child m the jungles of South Madagascar. Lawson Mooney. 28-year-oid Paris art student who lives near Boston, Massachusetts, plans to spend six months next year on the island
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    36 3 PRO( I \MAll<>\ The I borne «»n i pi»i I \\)i? throne thr< i an "iiormoi I to Urn central door <»J Saint l'< Basilica wti^n- be pr« <-d the <!<•-;'■ i iMe i sical ;»sM.:ppti(m int.*
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    King Gustav buried
    90 3 STOCKHOLM Sat. I*hre»> kings walked a mile m procession through the U of St on Thursday v. ith the funeral cortege ..f King Gus<av v ut Sweden. He was buried w.tn h rs m the Royal vault of the Knights Church m Stock holm. K.n,> Ousiav VI.
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    PAROLE FOR JAPS
    18 3 < LcArthur'i Headquarters m Tokyo said I Dine mure Japanese war mlnaU will b»> paroled from
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    'Relax U.S. $ controls'
    81 3 'Relax U.S. controls' WASHINGTON. S "Vhe International Moi A Fund m B >■ I report has named Britain. Australia. New Zealand and Ceylon as now In a position to begin ixatlon of their dollar Import restrictions. It has repoi I that the monetary reserves ol these countries cannot be cons
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    Four-power talks plan agreeable
    78 3 Four-power talks plan agreeable PARIS Sd AMERICA. Britain a. h ich send prelimii .v shortly to Russia ng m ]r h th*» id^a of a four-power mating, it was learned m usuall? limformed quarters m P. Tht- DOieg ol the W mnenU. m r« ply I ng them t^ a
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    Envoy to Vietnam
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    Lady Hashish
    74 3 I EGYPTIAN (o.isuuards disuuisrd as Rshermea u*fd j wnuggltri password io seiw a Ib Itaal hashish opium worth 17.00.1 dollars. \n a Turkish ship nrarrd Xlex.ndria on I trin Ikhii Beirut "carrying potatoes. |he r*astctuu4« aiirntrd th«« irvf-nutner "> wavin» v >iit<* and «rcpn fla«> part «»t th?
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      149 3 1 1 v y it tßuy toda3 :nui gel FREE GIFT from your These free will be obtainable from 6th to list November 1950 only. Solution To Crossword No. 199 SOI I l M)\ Aer«m: 9 I [ng T. 1 adii s. a, iaolei >. 0. lit. Seven, 12 I
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      51 3 \ov\i LUCKY STAR I le and I ten- will I 1 m.il traits i |ua- anil I f\p«tf!- l the: 111 fO •v hit to Your md mtuibearl rtae, uiv hiiitbei •pinion iy M .iri uhen o UMI !</■• ili>«M i U fd 'A II 1 M You if nt
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      101 3 im 1 iwoitK) (BBC); L 145 AUSTRALIA VLMi 19.74 nulres i.,M me s VLC4: I' 1*! mrlri-s ISJ DM I ILA4: 25.32 met, t > ll.s:. n«- s i VI. A' 4.-J.J ->. 9.45 S 'VLi3> I Di 'VI A BFEBS [Singapore, .vlc, sum- iVI A 1 1.47 Ran I
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      99 3 4* «W.i«l».iK Tfc New Crossword No. 200 I WMl^P^^^^^^^^*CLUES ACROSS t I v H modifies >l>: 7. A pper? (6, s>; 8. B 9 Comforting hint of one hip" U. tk down, oddly enough, with pi aim or her (S>: 14. Nol a prii for the prize-win (ID ability ot
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Nov. 11, 1950. Melody & Marx
    301 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Nov. 11, 1950. Melody Marx I M all pan nci ol ri Is booming, coming thi] Victoria i) Hal thunders to t t" rs sic teachers are S Of t mand Savj ts are bt d all o\ lie ■he S l :ne U la
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    Expert Gunmen Guard Truman
    787 4 THE guard on President Truman will have to be strengthened. Victor E. Baugham, head of the D.S Secret Service, has said so following the assassination bid at B air House. The President has 18 Secret Servl.^ agents, each an expert trigger man, guarding: him while he
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    63 4 The fabulous amount of 140 yard I has b m this dress that PET V LA CLARK wore at the Royal Film Performance. The skirt is a blend of all the tl shades from palest pink, blue and green to arid I I thr boa:, f lilac net. It is
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    HARLEM LURES THE PUERTO RICANS
    372 4  - HARLEM LURES THE PUERTO RICANS NEWELL ROGERS By The first thing you d to know about President T r v m a n\s ;d-be ins is did not speak and act for the Puerto Rico people. two and a quarter .vdexi on that lush or the Caribbean ere no more
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    THEIR CHAMPION
    49 4 ADHERE are more than 13.000.000 Negro.. s m America. In the Southern States tru-y are restricted although they arc treated with more personal kindness than m the North. President Truman, thr his civil rights scries ol Bills, aims to protect the Negroes more than they have been.
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    For Attlee....one guard
    85 4 HOW Is Britain's Prime Minister guarded? Inspector Hughes, of the Special Branch, has looked after the security of a lonu line of Prime Ministers. [< Wherever Mr. Attlee S poes, either Huahes or hi* young assistant, Sergeant Qreen. accompanie» him. When the Prime Minis- 8 ters car
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    Talking about Singapore by Citizen.
    628 4 Talking about Singapore by Citizen. Independents or Socialists? Cruelty most foul f A i ELY, us J have been told that B new political association, to be called the E ialist Party, will be formed. And that certain candidates for the Municipal elections \t month, who are standing as Independents,
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    Servicemen Can Be Such Snobs
    303 4  - Servicemen Can Be Such Snobs DAVID MARTIN savs*~ TWICE, .since I came to Singapore six months a^o, I have read m the newspapers accusations of snobbery about the European civi lian population made by (presumably young) members of the Forces. The boot is on the other foot. It is the
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  • LETTER TO THE EDITOR
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      15 4 JWATEHPIUiW sVsoooETERNR-MGTIC the first watch to wind itself on a ballbearikk: it QOLLYE/t QU/iV S/NG/?~PO*£
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      70 4 j^--i% Kn^ Sntiler" orders the world -u of Cow and Gate Milk 1 < And we are tr\inp hard to carr\ *>m iK wise and beneficent Ruler for %c knovk B.<bie% are waiting for Cow and I little better, something little different. and Gate pre-eminent. That is »hv Mother* "There
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  • Free Press Saturday Magazine
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      Masthead
      8 1 Free Press Saturday Magazine Saturday, November 11, 1950.
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      SOME QUACK REMEDIES
      313 1  -  Clive Beach iche? Put an earthworm m Adinone Of 1 (I m tl i c a 1 I ;i! ron,is Of no vi ot old modern ires most sed m it the gum drive i :ent like putt:: n E for nail tench n the un- stomach.
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      A poem by KLUANGER AMNESIA
      148 1 A poem by KLUANGER AMNESIA YOU remind me of someone I know, Mr. Parker. It's not Danny Kuye, a nd it's not Gordon Harker. It isn't James Mason, or Joel McCrea. B»t just who it is, well, I really can't say. It isn't Bing Crosby; it isn't George Robey; It
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      21 1 Sakai women often paint th eir faces by way of decoration and put bits of vegetation or feathers m their hair.
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      SAVAGES WERE HIS FRIENDS
      499 1  -  SAGITTARIUS by (Mil. ;ipi>ointmenl of \i\\ iscr on Aborigines will m all l<> <»M limei's m P. r:ik Ihe name of Sijznor ierrirfi known as Ihr "Kini; of Ihe Sakai." He was <» ci »li mrlnl iM»rsi>nality. Giovanni Baptist a nruti n Italian m who came
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      He makes a thousand lampshades a month
      284 1  -  STEPHEN SIM '<>y THOUSANDS of paper and plastic lampshades are lurried out m Singapore each month. These are distributed to Ihe retail shops and I'uki!Iv find their way into our homes. Mr Tan Hiok Cheng, ol Carpenter Street. has been In the lampshade
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      3 1 A SQkvi hom9.
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      No sales talk is needed in this business
      523 1  -  KENNY KAYE says IT'S a l)ig jump from being a derk to an undertaker, but a man who Ikis taken it m his stride and is doing well m his new found profession is Mr. Ch'ng Kok Heng. managing proprietor of a
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        50 1 THE SINGAPORE PACKING COMPANY In Association with SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. THE ARCADE, 3rd FLOOR SINGAPORE. Going Home on Leave? PtoJ take advantage of ()u, Door to Door Service? Packing Shipment Insurance. Collection at Destination. Delivery at your door step. conjunction with Mm PICK FORDS LTD. ot LONDON t
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        69 1 A CONFERENCE of repreA lenUtiveg of the Dutch t\nd Indonesian Union will be opened In the Hague on November 20. Th- New China problem will be deult with at a separate meeting. The meeting will determine the future status of West N< w Guinea, m accordance with the f the
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      Hope Falls Back On Slapstick
      202 2 Hope Falls Back On Slapstick lan Grant previews "Fancy Pants" I>OB Hopo spilling 13 cups of tea over a lap, Bob Hope a syphon into a man's face, Bob Hope being chased through the rooms of i house by army of dogs. Bob Hope careering madly thiough town clinging to
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      15 2 Barbara lrcking who plays "Miss March m the spectacular Columbia production "Girl of the Year."
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      NOT ERROL THIS TIME
      5 2 SFsanfsoins
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      A NEW LINE IN GANGSTERS
      106 2  -  MAUREEN MALLAL By previews "Love that I OVE THAT BIUTE" lj coming to the Pavilion, is a delightfully amusing satire on the Chicago of 1929 when gangster warfare was rife and prohibition m force. •vn is Tun' by Bin bman (Keenan \v and gang built
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      He Makes Stars From Unknowns
      438 2 BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT ORITAIN'S is not the only film industry m a jam. Even the fabulous Hollywood, with its prodigal de Milles and its passion for private swimming pools, has its back to the economic wall. Those glorious spendthrift days are over now. No
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      at the Cinemas
      104 2 CATHAY:— "Three Little Words" Is a technlcolour musical which provides plenty oi entertainment but nothing very new. Grade-A dancer F r e ci Astaire plays a lyric writer whilst grade-A comedian Red Skelton plays a 'straight' role, the old song favourites by the Kalmnr nnd YU;by team
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      COVETED ROLE FOR DONAT
      282 2 By Our London £ilm correspondent LIJOBFRT Dunat has been chosen for i ver\ British wanted to pla title role m the I of Britain lm nit William Ft I re c n <\ pioneer of cinemat raphy He said "Th est honour to come n A
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      MAUGHAM WAS SO CAMERA-SHY
      41 2 I Sot The nd-off at but smart Button Theatre V rk. wai 'here for the premiere i the ne- > but appeared oil U c pru>: c perf :u:d ipofc ie so- to th* D. i Dfanfsonbs A.P.
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      LAWBREAKERS
      193 2  -  Cecil Wilson -By rFHE choice, of "The Mudlark" for the Royal Command Film Performance has brought home the ftriiabsurdity of the law controlling child actors It. meant that the Kin?, m whose name the laws of England are made, saw Anorew Ray. the 11-year-old hero of the film, break
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      Joe shows how it's done
      639 3  -  JOHN K. JONES Free Press Saturday short story by 'I |X t\\«> monkeys c squatting erand a h lea It was i so Sylvia were m the drinking itb the gin, ia drinking the > my emptied the cup on me he -:er. the one
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      76 3  -  T. O. HARE Ekjonenoe By MOST ot us know wha qvi ra Word Square' is. Htr- 'a an examp' PACTS ADOR E CORA L TRAIL SELLS I look at this skeleton d Squ x X A E Can you complete it? All five words mrt In common use.
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      £20 millions take the warpaint from 8 liners
      305 3 WITH the lust ship on their reconditioning programme— the 20,*****11 Samaria going into dock, the Cunard Company are coming to Ihe end of ;i post-war cleanup bifl which is estimated to have topped FJIO millions. The tonnage of eight sreat liners, including
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      THEN CAME THE GREAT EXPLOSION
      463 3  -  J. C. Lee Teluk Anson waited patiently for the first bottle by AS one travels along A Batak Rabil Road from Teluk Anson towards Bagan II itoh one can still see the remains of what w; s once a beautiful bungalow. rhis bui like any
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      JEWISH COUNCIL ABOLISHED
      64 3 The ilovak ernment announced that Jewish Council of Elders Prague was abolished on Oct. 31. The council w;i> set up Government order on Nov. :,0. 1945. Itg job was to 1 1 charge of Jewish communal property that had been confiscated by the Nazlg In the wartime
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      MAGIC OF THE MANGO TREE
      521 3  -  Bee Bickerson Almost as famous as the Indian rope trick is the by fHE ancient Indian produced a small seed and having dug over a square foot of the soil, he proceeded to plant the seed. He asked for a glass of water, and having
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      SAFA must have more civilian referees
      723 4  - SAFA must have more civilian referees CRUSADER By g i <; \i'oi{ i: Amateur Football Association will have to increase further the number of civilian referees ;it their disposal if Ihev are l<» run Ih c i r \.irioux coin |>et it ions successfulK u\t season, when ihr Services or^iniM-
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      29 4 CharMon goalkeeper l>;irtram, vtopi*<i the ball inches on the irrong side of the line while < helsea In-nide-left. Bentley. benl over him shouting m excitement: "goal" and goal it U.lx
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      47 4 PHlure. HH MI! sorter team, winners of the Parker (up. I eft to riuht. hack row: AQMS Snelson (capt.), \().MS Lawes. CFN Carter S S«t. Ely, Sgt. Wood. AQMS Whithorn. Front row: S Sjjt. Wood Pti- Lambert, s s^t. Hewitt. CFN Boolan. I. (pi Mawson. Free Press
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      SOCCER 'FINDS'
      67 4 i>ij\ckpopol m miiei Joe Smith's theme song must be 'I do like to be beside the sea-side." Two lads. W Hiscock and S. Hill-Wood, who have had trials with Blackpool were discovered In Bouni"mouth. Blackpool, incidMitally, have discovered a centre-forward with a famous name— R. L Stevenson. Stevenson,
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      Rugby Union 'revolt'
      110 4 Rugby Union 'revolt' f ON'EV is beginning v talk m Rugby Union Both north and south clubs are ready to revolt atjar.is! County Championship games bHns played on Saturdays. Mr. D. A. Ho.skin. hon secretory of the ail -powerful Birkenhead Park mast travelled club m the country said the other
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      FA Cup netted £108,328
      418 4  -  ARCHIE QUICK Glkfosnfweonfd pIE Football Association Challenge Cup may only be a silvei bauble of little market value, but it is certainly a crock of L>.;ld to the clubs which compete for The recently published accounts lor the semi-final and final stages of the greates; <»f
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      WHY WEST INDIANS ARE GOOD IN SPORT
      546 4  -  Esther Chapman fly ll, T HAT nas made the W*st Indians able to challenge the rest of the world m many sports and to ar-hi^vp supremacy The answer lies m th« west Indian climate and In the adaptability of the West Indians themselves.
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      SCC threequarter line strengthened
      430 4  -  CHARLES BRYCE Fdlkfsnggdgdgdshsdfh SINGAPORE Cricket Club had a firstclass threequarter line last Saturday It is surprising what a difference one man can make, but perhaps not so improbable when one has seen centre-three Jannings m action. Jannings. who recently played against the touring British rubgy team
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      Hammond pleased
      46 4  -  UNKNOWN I x Englai tralia One n prised by tl of the mv lists Is vv youngsters t ar/ Wally told nle "I: we have alwa great c tralia. I 1 mal strokes fr r 1 do. have a "the D B^dser ru>: de.i
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        177 4 EE STRAITS TIMES NNUAL again f 132P^« the Liberation *20 Full Colour > ay e been able to p illustrations m- STRAITS TIMES AN\ > eluding 3 Full tt Pages >£ the lines of the successi A c w^r publication The ST^ t i»x months to > prinf over TIMES
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      DAY OFF MEANS LONGER HOURS
      140 5 DAY OFF MEANS LONGER HOURS Workers accuse shopkeepers Free Press Staff Reporter J^ M AIBKR of Singapore employees have complained to the Labour Department that they had been required by their employers to work longer hours during their working days, to make up tor their weekly holidays. t^i M /i
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      H.K. phone next week
      32 5 H.K. phone next week Dfslkuneeond ><■ of i^c i.. nv rA pans nhirh \.erp r if 1 w !h vhr.inp 0 ".1 I'rr.-d i;i i l| l>ii\t.»n. Hill, rda> n; ►suit Free Press
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      ZONES FOR BUILDINGS
      96 5 f HI Uon or adopting n I Ot 7 .m::v: for buildings which i the pro'- r'lc* was >de of p r reduced i I ht s and ruehods.) Party d >cided 1 tend n an economic zoning -l would safeguard existing built-on d bur. as. iring
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      POLICE BAND
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      THIS is Singapore MASTERS OF A BURIED ART
      409 5 THIS is Singapore MASTERS OF A BURIED ART I ree i ss stair Reporter /V\K of the oldest, busiest, and prooably mosi of industries In Singapore is to Ik found m Pickering Street, almost on Singapore River. There, carpenters, specialists m a buried art work with a mow but rhythmically
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      63 5 |firi m r A FAREWELL dinner party was eivrn at the Seaview Hotel this woek m honour of Mr. P. I). O. Liddell, Bon. RJMMretar? of the Singapore Motor (Mub. Pifture shows Mr F. Pope founder of the of the club, presenting a silver tray to Mr. Liddell. Seated are
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      3 ways to build cheaper houses
      410 5 3 ways to build cheaper houses Free Press Staff Reporter rIIKFF. types of domestic buildings may be built x m Singapore at a cost lower than that hitherto possible if revised building bylaws, to be called a Code of Practice of Low Cost Housing, are passed by the Municipal Commissioners.
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      EX-SERVICE DINNER
      46 5 picture. i I the annual dinner and dance of the ExServhe Asmj.y eiuuon oi Singapore at Raffles Hotel hvst ni^lit- (left to rifW): Sir John Harding. Lady Brind Sir Franklin C.in:soM. and Mr. J. ft. (iwinnell. president of the .\»xo- j ition Free Press
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      A.A.M. DANCE
      43 5 Automobile A» •rill hold a dinner dance for members and the Sea View Hotel next Friday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $5.50 a person. As acci mmodation ta limited 400 persons memb> i AA M .t- 11 B Road m vritlne
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      'Look out for poison letters,' public told
      294 5 'Look out for poison letters, public told Free Press Sta/T Reporter SINGAPORE can expect a Hood of onimunM publications like -Freedom", "Battle-ground" and MVar Cry" next Thursday, the day preceding the anniversary of Students' Day, a Polity spokesnan told the Free Press yesterday He was commenting on the shower of
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      S'PORE TO SEE TWO PLAYS
      100 5 S'PORE TO SEE TWO PLAYS -ill produce thU d next month two edies by Iror N Christopher J Because of diffinijtin? Ucena at the N i n eolnp opening bazzars ami foundatj rice to rouples and rooms m the anresf-?] hr Australian fa: who i«= an offirer. has rhos?n a
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      FIGHT FOR FIRST DIVISION HONOURS
      444 6 FIGHT FOR FIRST DIVISION HONOURS London v. N.E. coast teams H\ ARCHIE QUICK THE fight between London and the North East (oast for championship honours m Div. 1 of the English Football League is developing apace, 1 and, with the rise of Spurs through six successive victories, it is now
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      53 6 pit-lurr 1 it lot umis Sel m ,<u w'lih defeated Malacca f— r tag m the Irangalar bockrj lovrtt^t nrs rtTT 5 Sini;ai»;»re P.';i»n; jrcstrrtlaj! K.ukrow. Iflt lo n^ht K.iMiiuiwl. l.r^l.ir X telmeyer Sccmij r -.w it Sin :h Kniari.i i ii Omar. Front Mil .'.'udriin. 'lajndilm. Vo.sirs Stanislaus Mohd.
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      S.R.A. SHOOT
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      Woodcock should beat Gardner
      208 6 BRUCE Woodcock Is expected to retain his British and Empire heavyweight championship against farmer Jack Gardner at Karl's Court. London, next Tuesday night Woodcock, slashed to ribbons by American Lee Savold when they fought for the British version of world heavyweight championship, still looks good enough
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      Hassett hits 113
      20 6 lINDSAY Hi- Ausj probal 113 for Shield again Sou Adela I lay. I M( 'C i Reuter
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      M.G.C.S, SPORTS
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      61 6 pii-tur*'. Jii.N MUKKU. .\ustr heavyweight wrestlei J %v irreath at the grave <>f I l.t. Hood (KAAI at IIM Australian war i'emct»rv. Kr.tnji. on Iff if rfij F l.t. Hood was killed m action hy the Japanese. MoiTO. uhn his an old friend of Hood w iv v W'arrtiit OtVi.pr
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      Jon Morro wants 7-minute rounds
      145 6 lON MORRO. who fights King Kong m the main er?tlt at the Happy World arena tonight, walked into Free Pren ftffiee this morning and said that hr would not enter the ring tonight unless the rounds are of seven minutes duration instead ci 10 minu
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      Polo Club Gymkhana
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      Liverpool drop Sidlow, Fagan
      21 6 I i "ii Jim h.iiiih.-i L IV:> badlj ou H lie i. i i v N A.P.
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        41 6 lO\h< I'IIKKF \\.i> rather more thJ caution m the Marketf j financial correspondent. T indications ol the end of t fighting and the senerml trend was The par 1 ackmu boom with sharp falls renewed profit Argentine
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        ROMPS HOME
        50 6 LORD DER3^ borough w< n Cup furl it 1 day. Mr. A. R Cox's Red Bl ond and Mrs. Sy. bson's Burnt Brown t Betting was: 8-1 M borough. 10-1 Red Bra*. 10-1 Burn* Brown. Jo<k Scot won Dy h a short hoad st-p^' ins second and third.
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        Top sportsmen selected
        5 6 Top sportsmen selected Angfosnes Reuter
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        120 6 mßndrdkG Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya ■.^llilif|f i If wSSBWSSS««r *jC, v, t.s >•■ r i- disappeared-- n^r 4V yoJ? r?-^t JANC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya AF^EK THE 3ATTL£ f yjQ& TWA^S WHY I LePT^N UEANKHILZ ~V- V 7 sfclf *ER ALONE— AS
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      156 7 Ul\N LIWW TKtSPASSER EPSOM JI IP CAU, BOY POINTER DOWNS MHM (I VIM I?O-\I1M NACTITEGAAL F\IR COIRT KpMin Downs BtfllMi Rc^aline lr 5""7 Loih i lyde l air Court i:psom Downs \l MEKAI GENERAL GENERAL |BBY K\Y Minstrrl Bot ,la-k\ Darling Abby Kay General i Xf
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      TODAY'S CARD
      291 7 today's racta at Kuala Lumpur Double totes will be on Races and Sil and Seven. The Big Sweep X v c Seven me Armistice Stakes Cl. o 5^ Furs. X Da: I I II 9 Kang *ard Hoe Vena H. Sleigh H ft R N Wl;; raker Ma
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      Negri, Singapore in hard-fought game
      239 7 IN a hard game on the Padang yesterday Negri Sembilan drew one-all with Singapore m the Malayan Hockey Association Quadrangular Meet. Negri were good m every department and especially m defence, when they withstood all the efforts of the Singapore team to snatch victory m
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      TODAY'S RUGBY
      224 7 MOST interesting game m the 11. M.5. Malaya rugby competition today will be on the Padang. where Singapore Civilians meet Johore In a return match. Fortune favoured the Civilians m the last encounter, which they won by the narrow margin of three points Johore's showing against Combined Services
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      RUGBY STAR FROM PERTH
      183 7  -  CHARLES BRYCE Personalities m sport... 3 Xx QEORGE Janmngs. promising young rugby star 111 ra La la m Singapore on two months* leave from his post In the Nationi al Bank of Australia m Perth. George was born m the ony. but his parents wen: :o
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      Perth offers subsidy
      106 7 Perth offers subsidy IirESTERN Austral. an SportTl Ing Car Club have of(erecl to ittbsldlse one or more entries sent by the Singapore Motor Club for the Australian Grand Prix to be held near Perth on March 5 D year. The subsidj ii A £100 (about $670>. Expenses f<»r sending a
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      MORRIS, MILLER MAY SET RECORD
      372 7  -  REGINALD HAYTER B\ Keuters Special Correspondent i L'S TRALIAS present A champion batsmen. 1 left-hander Arthur! Morns 15U not out) and Mi Miller (99 not out). 1 d the M.C.C. attack day to share m an unbroken double century md help New South Wales score
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      SCOREBOARD
      51 7 NX.V SOI MI W M J. Moron*.v c MclntjTt b 1> A. Mori-v: nut out i K. MMtar not out 9 Fxt»a«» J Total (for 1 wkU *"1 BOW LlN *i O. M. R. W, Bail*? 8 2 34 Bedsrr 15 Wright Hollies 12 7 0 Zh C .ºs
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      ELECTROPLATE MAY NOT ACCEPT
      545 7 ELECTROPLATE MAY NOT ACCEPT Track very heavy gTEADY rain practically all night after fairly heavy rain yesterday afternoon has made the tfoing heavy for today's races. Neal Hobbs said this morning that there was a doubt about Electroplate starting m the President's Cup. She is not at her best on
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      UNKNOWN
      140 7 SPECTATORS at Jaian h siadiutn yesterday saw a good comedy show when Kota H 1 fielded only three players m their j s:x-a-side match agains R< who fielded only four pl-vers. The goalkeepc-rv O Angul'.ia <KoU Raja) and Tian G»ian i Rovers became forwards Ro\crs w;»»i player more than
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      Inquiry into Farr bout
      104 7 Inquiry into Farr bout T"HE Briiish Board of t trol is to hold an en. next week, probably on V\ nesday. into the fipht 1> may Farr. former H rnpion. and Plet Vthe Eeleian titlel at ester last Mom.. Mr. J Onslow Fane. r man of the Board snid all
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      DEATH
      13 7 BURTON. On "nt J h .'< b< In S< oved II .-.i Bid
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        70 7 Today's spori siih^k. s A. F. A tiz-a-sidc tournament, Jhlan B»vtr stadium hoc ki.^ a r Meet— Net:. Sembilan Malacca 4pm and Singh pore v Selansoi &.IS. botti on Paaang O c C 2nd XI v R. A. F. Beletax; bUC, i v RJ^FSeletar SRC. X! GGEK: Binfaporc Cmllaiw I
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      FARMER'S SON WAITS FOR POOLS
      273 8 FARMER'S SON WAITS FOR POOLS Girl awarded £5, 000 damages LONDON, Saturday. TREVOR James Hobson, farmers son against whom a jury m the High Court, London, has awarded £5,000 damages for broach of promise, said later: "Not a hope— unless I have a win m the pools. And I don't
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      'U.N. must not slacken in Korea
      129 8 'U.N. must not slacken in Korea LONDON. Sat. THE retiring United Stat Ambassador to Britain Mr Lewis W. Douglas, m a farewell address at a dinner at the Savoy Hotel m London said that tbe momentum or UnitM Nations endeavours iii Korea mutt not slacken, and In Europe, France and
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      23 8 another <«l m tm- British meat ration. It is what usually happens when Madame Peron. wife of the Argentina dictator, opens her mouth.
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      42 8 KKB£L s R l\ OR Oregon o Hernandej the onlj survi\<»r .iinniu Rv« men who attacked the p.il.ur <»t Uw Governor ofl Paerto Rico inrini a natkHialist rebellion m Jaan. is questioned tt t li«- scene t>* di^tri*t it torne\ <I* riyht
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      HE POURED WATER ON WIFE'S COAT
      128 8 LONDON. Saturday. IN a furious rage Joseph Sittland, 31, put his wife's new coat m the sink and turned on the tap. slid a divorce COUli judge. This was out' of a number of m ere sufficient to establish cruelty, Mr. Commi Carey Evans
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      SLEPT IN THE WRONG PLACE
      59 8 SLEPT IN THE WRONG PLACE A Japanese 1 c Ley. ol Kobe I iris afternoon nap m the wrong place, and ii conlentls landed him m Hong X t.k's hoiu eu :i stowaway. Pl^ took n.ip In the the British liner T When he awoke the -ship was already one
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      AIR COVER IS VINDICATED
      229 8 WITH THE BRITISH IN KOREA. Saturday. lI'HATEVER apprehensions the British Brigade may have had about close air support were dispelled when I'nited Nations fighter bombers provided constant air cover for the British Brigade while it fought its wav clear of a Communist trap at Pakchon. The
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      'Malaya war is not going weir
      78 8 'Malaya war is not going weir LONDON S TMiF C i.s not tere i.^ no fear oi "M suddenly em .-equipped n be faced m Ma i Ind and X I >1 material aa well as moral support from the The Spe u.ts m.iki:.< strenuous turn M .s doinu m
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      Joan seeks divorce
      38 8 HOLLYWOOD. S rjCREEN star Joan Foni i •3 who elopt'd to Mexico producer William Doz:f-r m 1946 has filed a suit divorce m Hollywood .nds ol desertion. S: Mr. DOS] Th a d:iiit>ht»T. Dvborah. U.P.
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      Ceylon airport runway damaged
      51 8 Ceylon airport runway damaged The runway a r Ratmalana princip.il civil airport, is cracking and heavy aircraft are being diverted ?<> Katunawake aerodrome, 30 miles north <>t Colombo, where the R.A.F. have a station. The damage at Ratmalana Attributed to the heavy volume of charter tramc In the list few
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      BOMB NEAR BRIDGE
      34 8 Reconstruction work on a downtown Manila bridge was interrupted suddenly. A construction crew found a live bomb near the bridge approach. Apparently, it had •n there since World War 11. A.P
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      ILO TO HLEP
      26 8 lational Labour isatioD will consider to help rehabilitation In Korea when its governing ;y meets In Brussels from Nov. 13 to 25.- Reuter
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      Thorez to fly to Russia
      34 8 PAH!.- PANCE naa ed a special Russian Cake M Mati Thorez to the Soviet Union for cal trea If. Thor( z sufl .iToke last month, bui h.i.s oeen A.P.
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      STATION ATTACKED
      32 8 Shitta (members <>i propian armed bands) ittacked Chlnda railway a Asmara and Massawa and killed th< r and ln.s nl nicently An [talian ro;iri m•- ir v.n.^ seriously wound- Reuter
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      PRRISON FOR 'SPIES'
      34 8 A Russian Z'iU' court m lin has sentenced lti members of the Jehovah's Witrollglous sect to li terms m imrrt labour uTT charges ol acting as "sd! for tne West. A.P.
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      Hurricane wrecks town
      47 8 A HURRICANE wrecked Wilcannia. a town of 800 people on the Darling River. 151 miles northeast of Broken Hill. New Smith Wales. At least two people were seriously hurt. The storm was accompanied t»y hailsto resort said, were us hie; as cricket halls- Reuter
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      SOVIET PROPOSAL
      29 8 Ti Union has introduced a proposal In the |Unit( ions Gem ral a bly ai Lake Success thai would brand naval bl United s-r blockadi .)>:...■•> gression U.P.
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      U.S. frees dollar bonds
      62 8 TOKYO. Sat f |HIE United States Security A and Exchange Commission has permitted resumption of trading of Japanese dollar bonds on the NVw York market from I Outstanding Japanese dollar bonds have been placed at (J. 8.567.592.000. refunding of principals and the payment of inter would
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