The Singapore Free Press, 13 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 Dlndoendi SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1950 I'KK'F IKN CKNTS.
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    BRITISH ADVANCING SLOWLY
    189 1 BRITISH ADVANCING SLOWLY But Chinese push south at Tokchon I>KITISII and American troops were attacking on the north-western Korean front again yesterday, gaining a few thousand yards m a rautious advance, cables Lionel Crane from Tokjo. The Communists still seem satisfied to defend the ground they gained. Advance patrols reported
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    30 1 THE TIGER at the Johore /.on had >i misleading sleepy Sunday expression <>n his face ulirn a photographer put his camera through the bars n <l took this picture yesterday.
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    Nepal rebels' new advance
    35 1 iv i.\ 11 i.. .noiiua* r| xv Insurgent fonts Rushed with v it of their newly--havc reached Seinra, H i inj. :rom dit! fanning out iron along anc tronf Rnindoneodonc Reuter
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    PEKING PROMISES AUTONOMY TO TIBET
    128 1 PEKING PROMISES AUTONOMY TO TIBET BKKMN. Won. COMMUNIST hi n a yesterday promised 'autonomy to Tibet, the Soviet -licensed n c H S agency, ADN, reported. m a Peking dispatch the quoted ation by the < »ion comn. ntly I sap The proclamation the Til OVwho t>reak with Imperialism and
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    'THREAT TO GREECE'
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    BUSES BANNED
    24 1 BERLIN. Sun Thi German Transport Adminis :ered the i continuance of a bus between the American .stand the S< n of Stahnsdorf.—
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    More subsidy urged for U.S. shipping
    61 1 More subsidy urged for U.S. shipping WASHINGTON, Mon. i> SIDENT Truman's ro►nded yesterda] :h Un ites negotiate i other governments to end preferential assignment !>ping lines under their own rla:4. :i extension ol operating .subsidy payments was urged as the proper sub- stit isure m the United States to make
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    QUEEN MOTHER RECOVERING
    28 1 QUEEN MOTHER RECOVERING The Queen Mother, who v :it cold, but ,i at her Marlbc Hou mso of hor ro.M. Qiu^n Mary yrstTday missed flr^r Remembrance Dn mony
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    'Give aid to poor areas'
    65 1 'Give aid to poor areas 1 eth Youi the Western na to chal nism m s. must dcci lether forl m cir ances v hich offer n< v commercial justlflca While such a policy noe< i xclude free enterprise ■ii obviously threat< tiiake great encroachmenl upon the purely free-entei prise
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    Vampires coming to Singapore
    38 1 .DON. V yAMPIRE |et fighters are t» n 8 850 n-,. Singa aircraft delivery t> undertaken by any air I They an* flying via airl France, T Gulf i B b the numbei A.P.
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    SERETSE & UNCLE FORSAKE CLAIMS
    140 1 SERETSE UNCLE FORSAKE CLAIMS I'KiMWKJ.-i, c«ERETSE K»; ima, banned Chief of the Bamangwatos of Bechaanaland and his uncle Tshekedl Rhama, regent of the tribe agreed In August to renounce their own and their children's claims to the tribal chieftaincy, according to a document released by Tshekedl m Pretoria last nigilt
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    Woman is accused of kidnap
    82 1 Woman is accused of kidnap SANTA FE, New Mexico, Sun. 4 PROMINENT Santa Fe A woman physician is b< i Ing held by the FBI on a kidnapping char Dr Nancy Campbell, 53Lrician, was arrested sh<> reached for iy at tl the Allfn Stamm estate, n the outskirts of Santa
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    Battles near Seoul
    8 1 Battles near Seoul I up the dvi -hole
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    BRONZE AGE FIND
    5 1 Adonfoendo A.P.
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    Flood traps cave explore
    61 1 VILLARS LES BLAMONT. SIX cave explorers lost thei lives yesterday at VHlar Les Blamont. after bel ppcd 1.500 i?? 1 bell)Vund by flooding froi subterranean lake. Rescue teams who had worked for almost 24 hours with dynamite, pneura drills and diving kit v last night still
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    FLOOD THREAT
    37 1 Police were planning; to evacuate about 1.200 people from Mood-threatened areas In the suburbs of Lyons last night. After almost continuous rainfall during the past 24 er Rhone was about four inches an hour. Reuter
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    2,600-year-old tomb
    83 1 liXPI ORFRS In Ki.vpt have found the !.oOt)-\ear o!d li tomb of the ancient Egyptian Hnjh Priest. Mentemket An archaeological tram under M. Zaeharia t.honeim tt>st discovered the lomb of Montemket also known U the Prince of These* three ycus ago. But M Ghoneim said that the rich
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    'COLD WAR' ON PEACE MEETING
    183 1 Congress some to Warsaw SHEFFIELD Monday. IMH: second World Peace Congress. planned to begin today at Sheffield, Yorkshire, will hold only one meeting there before transferring to Warsaw, owing to the number of delegates refused entry into Britain. In a statement last ni^ht. the British
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    War? no, say Slavs
    74 1 |>V a unanimous vole the Yugoslav i.iuniJ adopted a formal rei tion that Yugoslavia "ku not and cannot have am i c intent ion> towards other countries'' and W(»u!d onl\ take up arms m self-defence. It r«'T»f»atrd TafOslai standing; invitation i<> conn(rit> throu?hout the world to
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    LAUNCH TAKEN AFTER CHASE
    33 1 last :U captured a motor la. flying the British fla unning gun fl i of Capri. They .S3 id they found four tons of American cigarettes on h Reuter
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    Civilians evacuate Moncay
    156 1 Civilians evacuate Moncay SAIGON. Mor.d piVIUANS were evacuated stiday b> ship from Moncay In the face of Vletmlnh Communist fora's closing m on the French -held China Sea port ncay is an Important i fortress at the eastern terminus ot the last-remaining 05 mil. 'm the Chin< C mmunlst bord
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    Citroen chief in car tragedy
    18 1 I \f PIERRE Bt if! p I -hr car h m the A.P.
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    Fear of Old Age Frightens Me
    167 2  -  Renee Huggett Says T' d< and 1 who are •< > prok I war .a! pro«ple: y comic. I I r changing, to T And 1 i which Is a comjx nsation, combinat ion of dreams, memories, and today's substi the fact Is, when
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    24 2 ten ri'ire m state from Buckingham Palace to the House of L Parliament. The Household Cavalry provide the escort while Guardsmen li'ie the route.
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    AROUND TOWN
    783 2  -  Jeannette By Wrong again AIR. McNeice was w r o n g at the Municipal Commissioners' meeting. I do not think that the Municipal Commissioners are a 'set of incompetents', or c v c n 'voracious people, who grab all they can get hold of. Of an evening,
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    History books problem
    4 2 History books problem Fdonfoen
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      323 2 *"mt Crossword No. 201 Ti S3J SBStf I I HHf J*<>K\ u>da\. \ou arc a J.ur < nmhinitiou of JHHpHHHBI.^ m Jo I li i 1 c* and the pi Q |fl 111 v r the type who H Miild make a |>a\i;i- Ikjsj- J mi^ I IIISS oul ol
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    FLAG AS RENT FOR CASTLE
    265 3 FLAG AS RENT FOR CASTLE Lairds pay a snowball LONDON. Sunday. /\\CE every year the Duke of Marlborough delivers to the King a small flag of white satin emblazoned with fleurs-de-lis as token rent for his rich Blenheim estate m Oxfordshire. This is just one of the many curious ways
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    12 3 photo 111 tbr <)u <it i n < i^tl«- Deal Nov. 9.- A.P.
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    RED IDEAS ON MEDICINE
    67 3 HONG KONG. Sunday. t Mnmunists are sacrlflcini quality ieif n ?dicaJ Instmctien, accordJal student who arrived m Hong Kong na pecialize m, koHly the chest and .rts of the body. 81 D1 md se thai m? i be pi ra i Preventive medicine able to pool
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    British denial of directive to MacArthur
    8 3 British denial of directive to MacArthur Sdinfoneod Reuter
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    CHINESE REDS' WAR OF NERVES
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    EGYPT SAYS 'NO'
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    NOBEL PRIZE FOR EARL
    16 3 .tnd R hi--53-ycar-old T dish A irda the pi priac to Ikner.
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    23 3 pholo row of! pohs on v sliti parallel to the Miami River. Florida, are pushed almosi rial by .1 severe tr*»ira| hurricane A.P.
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    'OCSCAR OF THE WALDORF' DEAD
    26 3 Mr. Oscar Tschirky. 84. nous m of Waldorf." ha.s died m rk. H, I m 1943 after the I tel. A.P.
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    FIRST RED CROSS VISIT
    78 3 An International R*'d Cross m under M. Paul Ruegger president of the International committee of the Red Cross has left Geneva foi -X :>r "a rtrst and important personal contact" with Russian branches of tin organisation A Red C: Hce comjue said v "meana first and
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    Don't eat in public lawyers are told
    134 3 SYDNEY, Sunday. U7IGGED and gowned Sydney barristers have been told oM by the New South Wales Bar Association. There is to be no more eating meat pies, hot dogs and rolls m public, an edict says. the blitz on eating m the t
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    PUPILS EXPELLED
    28 3 High school authorltiei m Torhigi Pri'focturo, north ol Tokyo, have expelled lour students, a^cd between 13 and 15. for refusing to .sing •i"s national anthi m.
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    FEWER JAP REDS
    29 3 The Japan- Communist Pirty has lost about 30 member! since the bei of the year. The re party strength at the end October was 72.373. Reuter
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    26 3 A Burmese special tribunal tryln" Dr Gordon Seagravt m Rangoon under a High Treason Act has fixed Nov. 20 fcf refimnptlon of tlie American's trial.- A.P.
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    38 3 on m» Speakers tr wraith Fariiaa;«-fil wu tended the recent of thC UtW H::'i>« mi I md?is < himber. Fr«M ttM ■I row I <»; Ceyloa India. md. (anada. Cr i tain. Australia. South A 1 > and Southern Rh«--d A.P.
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    She didn't sign the pledge
    134 3 She didn't sign the pledge SEATTLE, Washington, Sun. Dorothy H >rowitz has complained In the lor Court at Seattle that her husband asked he>: to sign the following pie "Dear husband. I pro:: never to embarrass you: to pay attention to you when you .speak to me,' never to smoke,
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    Bridge Hands
    325 3 The bidding South Wrsf North E&xt 14 I'asn 3£ Pus 4* All Pass made three notrump becaau Ihe opponents rould not run more than four club*. V the finger ls th:re spado response -bui there s really no z^d Md on North's hand Ifn *.f he had tiotrump
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    Africans go for jazz
    224 3 JOHANNESBURG, Sunday. SJYMBOLIC of the speed with which Africans arc adjusting themselves to city life is the ris? m a single decade of an African "Tin Pan Alley' m the African townships and squatters' camps of the Witwatersrand. Before the last war, there were practically modern
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    PEKING'S MOVES
    27 3 I t the P< Governmi >rd> red mass cut ion Imei nature In or i attention of the pe°Ple from Its im and Indo Reuter
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    Tito to get British aid
    60 3 LONDON. S BRITAIN has decided t Marshal Tito'« Yugos] r a Looming econon with money and goods, in--1 formed sources said. The British ami B- grade. Sir Chart V Onto Hy back ;o B. cr.ido j with a B« i":-;! "fti In v Vu -osla-.
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    WOUNDED SEE FILM
    23 3 m sen emenfroi I aeral Hospital m T B Coi Film Coi on ai tin ot "The •m v Reuter
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    Tin council disclaims settlement
    34 3 Tin council disclaims settlement DON W: me la .1 of M r ':al 1- X nounced I n fllcial nn« 1 1 iv future o In the i •ban *;200 m two pt«Tio«f U.P.
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    9 3 A ma of Ha* i has s Dtndenc* Reuter
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    Fewer weddings in U.K.
    67 3 riHORTAGES of horn- >t of lO living .irf blamed m Britain f:»r a t>u •> lII* number of iveddings this !rs^ six month* of 195#. marriam-N totalled ltt.!»f 9 nearly It.ttt short of th»» loticiptidiin perod f«" last F*ar. A london r i- naUiral return to
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      227 3 "HE Thought it *.as fff£ **Q3*£ WASH \o *'ACH?XE'' I "-/<> 11 11 iM^inxiMiwiM^n' 1 >^>4 "&fy-+&'sJvfr.s \a,s? SINGAPORE -BFE3S iSiri^.^ IBI.UI MKTWOBR) 4.45 pm. Pro Summarj; 9.35 B .m. For the Schools:- 447 From tht U»don MiiorlaU Music «fe Movement; 10 News (BBC); 5 The Concerto; 6.45 The from
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, NOV. 13, 1950. Another 'no'
    92 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, NOV. 13, 1950. Another 'no' MIR. ChOU En-iai is an awkward customer. refusal to accept irity Council's invitation to do a ting about c tro m Ko: ivours of the y child squawking an'l talk so tlv tead, the Commun- I :i Minister thj the
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    'Malayan Nurses' Roll of Honour
    1518 4  - 'Malayan Nurses' Roll of Honour HALL ROMNEY LONDON LETTER by IN Westminster Abbey, m a blue leather, gold-tooled. Roll of Honour, lying m a bronze casket flanked by two gilded bronze tripod candlesticks which have been given by the Queen are inscribed the names of seven Malayan nurses. They lost
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    'Honesty' Plea
    112 4  -  NORMAN VINCENT Rnald M iment of I i of our next produ h Field :e it cl< you tha I le Theatre, but purely the opinion 01 a private Individual. Next Saturday. I hope to read an honest, and straight write-up of our ts m "Fresh Fields" In
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    21 4 Queen Mary talks to Anton Dolin and Alicia Markova at a m aid of the Royal Academy of Dancing at th<
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    MALAN PREFERS GERRMANS
    231 4  - MALAN PREFERS GERRMANS Michael Ardizzone 1 By IT is not long since South Africa's suave, legal-minded Minister of the Interior. Dr. Theophilus Rbenhaezer Donges, X.C.. announced that immigration was to be speeded up. Everybody, even the extreme "South Africa for the Afrikaners'' fanatics of his own Nationalist Party, knrw that
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      'Caperrings' at the Capitol
      75 4 IF I am invited out to dinner it is surely not sufficient for my hosts to provide so meagre that T hungry, or drink- i i tepid, or scarce that my thirst is left unslaked. ion hi ion. T. home, and, P Am so if after
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      'JOLLY GOOD
      101 4  -  C. E. SUTCHLIFFE AGREI of You D. til Have T( R I i of Empire, can be to, en like I pill, King Ku: tie and ire to put on h I— and doubt: v othei mjoyed as a brave attempt the Colony someln a good cause I
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    Memorial to Gandhi: plans ready
    7 5 Memorial to Gandhi: plans ready I 1
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    50 5 picturrv /CROWDS at Gen. Sir John V Hardin^s garden fete FlagsiaJl Houm* yesterday m .rid of the Poppy Day Fund taki- refuse from the rain. Bottom; Armed with a f«|| umbrella. Mr. T. llavwood of (ien. Harding s staff braves the weather to escort cvests to the tents. Free Press
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    Worms 'are harmless'
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    GOVT. DOCTORS ARE STILL WAITING
    269 5 GOVT. DOCTORS ARE STILL WAITING Unified scheme 'forgotten rroe Press Staff Reporter QUESTIONS on a "forgotten" subject— the proposed Unified Health Service of .Malaya —will be tabled by Air. C. C. Tan (Municipality South-West) at the next meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council on Nov. 21. He will ask if
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    21 5 picture. GINS of the Ist Singapore Rp«t. R..V. Irtec the salafc at the Ifftrtiw !):»> Service at the Cenotaph yesterday- Free Press
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    They dodged prayers
    89 5 They dodged prayers F. P. Malay Correspondent ONE hundred and thirtytwo Malays from various kamponfi m Kuala I'ilah, Negri Sembilan. were each fined S2 by the Katliis Court m the district for Absenting themselves from the Friday congregation prayers recently. I'tu^an Melayu reports. The paper reports that for the past
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    Band back from Siam
    101 5 Band back from Siam KUALA LUMPUR Bun. yHE Malayan Police Band n X i umpur this week after a c.'ssful visit to Bangkok as S of the Siamese Police. The Bund took part In 3iamese Police Day Parade mai bead of a detachment oi police from ;he division stationed In
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    Broke his bond
    63 5 KUALA I.UMPUR. Sun.— I Marcel to four tent D M K. Orani Pr< Kuala Lumpur Debi< ade to c him to France. D«'buv. had been bound over to be of good behaviour for ths by Mr. Oranl X tg He promised t< the care Department i<>r l.i
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    Attap to help solve problem
    345 5 Free Press Staff Reporter AS a temporary measure to alleviate over- crowding m insanitary housing conditions m Singapore, the erection of cheap "sub-standard" dwellings, such as of attap, should be permitted, recommends the Technical Working Party appointed by Municipal Commissioners to revise the building bylaws.
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    POSTED TO K.L.
    38 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Mr CC Renwick, State Veterinary Officer, Johore, has left for Kuala Lumpur on transfer to act as Deputy Director of Veterinary Services. Federation of Malaya and is succeeded by Mr J Davie
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    RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE IN SINGAPORE
    168 5 RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE IN SINGAPORE F. P. Malay Corropondent r |MIE Indom sian M L Party (Masjoemi) most powerful political ganisation m Indonesia, has decided to send a delegai: the forthcoming South East Relii Singapore, it is reported from Jakarta Thf conference, sponi by the All-Malaya N! Missionary Society, will be
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    LEAVING S'PORE
    15 5 mpany stea p X Singapore day 100 pas 1 for Hong China r
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    37 5 picture it a coffee shop m llave- lock Road where four Chinese yesterday beat up rncr seller, Looi Choi Hen?, who refused to give •wifiM i ii.n" moil: v Polirp havr m:i(l<« two arrests.— F ree Press
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    Skilled men needed for oil fields
    131 5 Skilled men needed for oil fields IABI E ami Wireless U Shell < have asked the Labour t's E. > k In Cocos id and the New Guinea oil fields respectively. The Exchange has not b< month it helped another firm the Singapore Traction Company to g Ighl new bus
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    Boys' clubs seek $10,000 grant
    124 5 I .<t Press StalT Reporter Till; Federation of Boys Clubs, Singapore, parent body Of all hoys clubs m the Colony, is applying to the Social Welfare Hepartment tor a grant of KIO.OOO for the purchase of club equipment. The mom j is required to provide
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    MAIL
    19 5 til Li i In p c today from the USA. the Federation. P O. today Ina. < oly m.
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    POLICE HOLD SUSPECTS
    71 5 POLICE HOLD SUSPECTS TWO Chinese, suspected of being members of the Malayan Communist Party. were arrested last night by officers of the Special Branch of the Singapore C.I.D. The men were m a house m Kampong Marican. A portable printing outfit nnd a quantity of Communist documents were found m
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    Shopmen told, 'play the game'
    138 5 In, Pi. s SUfl Krporlrr CINGAPORE shop)-' Ice up for their compub warned wen g "a spilled poli C. C. Tan. rh;;ir: the Progressive Pai I played a major r of th» O! P." mi Imw, said Mr. T; Unfair action on the lie a
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    New ship at Singapore
    35 5 THF 7.600-t< :it ion to the c freighter pas called at Sil on her maid< n voyaj Far E The Ceylon P of ation tor 12 crew of 47. and Japan.
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    'OUR AIM IS SECURITY'
    47 5 Social security j are the main objectives of the Singapore Labour Party and candidates will work for this if elected to the Municipal Con.: This is stated m an ction manifesto by M: M A. Mmjld, the Labour c; In the City Ward.
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    KINDER GOLD SHOWS HE CAN STAY
    583 6  - KINDER GOLD SHOWS HE CAN STAY ALLAN LEWIS Raj Mahal a big disappoin tmen t Hv JOINDER Gold put up I his Malayan career Traveller rather comfc sident' s Cup at Kuala L final day of the Selan^oi meeting. Kinder Gold, who hau two years, had won on Saturday. That
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    EPSOM DOWNS' FIRST WIN AFTER 19 MONTHS
    234 6 OATIKDAVS •penin! race at Kuala Lumpur— the Armistice stakes -was pur. lv a conso'ation rv?nt for heat'Mi fifth class horses wliitli had rated twice at the mfetinf. It went to Epsom Downs, who registered her first win for nineteen months Her last success
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    Laker lakes six for 23
    56 6 PA lIAI.A. Sun. lala their Ui:» match against the alth touring team day The Maharaja of Patiala s n 'as 153 25 minutes before tea Jim Laker, the Surrey off-spinner, for 23 runs, 9 B the Indian Test Ar close C i ilth had 87
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    Charles can now call the tune
    341 6  -  CONNIE RYAN h r«>m LVZAKI) Charles is shaping a course which plainly indicates he believes Father Time will eliminate Joe Louis from the heavyweight scene Charles is world champion now, no matter what Lee Savold may claim, and he can call the tune When
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    First home defeat far Newcastle
    264 6 From JIM CHAMBERS ASTI.E S first home defeat of the RUM on Saturday by Fulham was a crashing surprise m the First Division of the English Football League. They went into the game with all their usnaJ speed and craft against a not too good
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    LOCKEBEATEN IN CANBERRA
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    U.S. 'Horse of the Year'
    56 6 HILL Prim**, by Prime Q lillo out of I! sele» ted as Hwn of Ti, New York iparfhig uruspapor. M.mh, I newspaper slid th.it Rl out of Prince ;is "Htm of th^ Yc.ir In>h-!»rrd Noo r h\ Numllah. out nl Q«i v.is chovn as thr
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    POLO CLUB GYMKHANA
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    S. AUSTRALIA ALL OUT FOR 188
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    SHAGREEN WINS AT AINTREE
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    S.H.A. SECRETARY REFUTES NOEL HAY
    266 7 S.H.A. SECRETARY REFUTES NOEL HAY 'Selection only on merit 9 I Free Press Hockey Reporter pIE statement m his book "How to Play the Game of Hockey" by Noel Hay, former allMalaya, interport and Colony representative— that"... the real damage that is being done to the game as a whole
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    16 boys named for 'Junior Malaya Cue'
    48 7 1 6 boys named for 'Junior Malaya Cue' gIXTEEN players have been named for final select on of the side to represent Singapore In the Junior Malaya Cup- soccer match against the leration tentatively diced for Dec. 16 at Jalan ir Stadium. after the last orar lnlng& SS
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    73 7 C^ LAND t -.it ran bj I Satard »j Bi |W« llHs m, |ii nc ,it.«i XI Xl N I l>..u-.iu:.l!t 1 iitpoin '-(I r.ui.h Voun i.i over ten r«:und> at M.kliv.m v, k Oil lII.' r Ti I winner* m mm «.i Willir Sh
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    ENGLISH COLLEGE BEAT S.A.S.
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    Referee Wong still carried on.....
    214 7 Referee Wong still carried on..... OKFEKKK Wong Buck Lee was slapped, kicked and flung to the ground but still carried on when King Kong and .Ton Mono met at the Happy World wrestling arena on Saturday. It was all-in m its best form. The result was a draw (a pin-fall
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    WEIGHTS FOR SATURDAY
    198 7 ii .•II l»U. I tv B.o t 8.01 Talkie I \v- D!\ 1— -I S1 DS M mil.. i In \\w.A\ Island -ailitik; Kind Ke^ H.II I ittle Rraii *.»0 I'.ipillon Lit m iff r I oe •r |'i ide II !d < LASS I M\ I
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    19 7 picture. tammy WATTS (left) and Sid Fletcher, two Australian jTelterweifhthoxors who »t Kall^n^ yesterday for fights here.- Free Press
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    UK SOCCER LEAGUE TABLES
    969 7 Fl FIRST DIVISION P \V 1) I. 17 11 4 2 :r, m B 235 h 17 9 5 3 36 19 m 16 10 3 1 37 21 23 17 8 4 5 20 13 20 ley If 6 6 4 23 15 18 16
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    Tough trio
    29 7 picture. RARKBODIKI) referee Wong Buck Lee fs pinned against the ropes by the retreating Rin« Kong as lon Motto sets after him with both hands- Free Press
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    More incentive needed in U.K. cricket
    84 7 pRICKETERS arc lacking In Incentive In Che opinion of many In Britain who see this famous old British sport on the downgrade. Whether that be true <>r not, either m respect of the Question of incentive or the Quality of the play, none can
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    MORE HUBBUB OVER THE L.B.W. RULE
    361 7  - MORE HUBBUB OVER THE L.B. W. RULE VERNON MORGAN From THERE i»» no more unsatisfactory i\ »f i;t ttiiij* out at cricket than to be given Icj; lx lore \sitket; some players ma> lind hitting the wicket or playing on more aggravating, but they at least have the evidence that
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    45 8 VRLANE. At the Bung>ai Kuala Lumpur, on th> 1950. to Joan, wift of D. D. McF.irlane. a dc^ BARRATT. On 6 Nov. 1930 a Kinrara Hospital. Kuala Lumpur t Margor. wife of Capt. J. B. II B<*rrat\ V.\ ester Reg; a brother for Nigel.
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    ENGAGEMENTS
    68 8 TAN I.EE: The engagement is unced of William 1 son of Madam Cheong Swat Ken?, to Kirn Toh, only dauarh er of Mr. 6c Mrs. Lee Pug Ciiuan OAGEMENT is announced of daughter of Mr. D:as formerly of the G Office X L. and of Mr. D. J. A
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    CHILD 'BARED TEETH AT MOTHER'
    234 8 CHILD 'BARED TEETH AT MOTHER' Couple accused of neglect LONDON, Monday. 4 IX day long Ihree-year-old Laurie Jean I atherine McDonald was kept In bed m a darkened room, alone, while her mother and stepfather were out at work, magistrates at Whitehill Hampshire, were told. "The child bared her teeth
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    39 8 REBEL CHIEF Pedro Campos, leader <»i the Puerto Rican onalisfl Parly, waves from the balcony of his homo m vim Juan, wherf he >> besieged i>\ police on tl outbreak of the revolution. Later he was driven out and arrested.
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    GO CAREFULLY, SAYS THE PRESS
    85 8 EXTREME caution In dealing with tin- question of Chinese Intervention m Korea was advised by BritUh newspapers and political magazines last week. Views ranged from the vitriolic attack tn^de on tl Mac Arthur by a Left-wing S >cialisl weekly, 11-modulated advice of the Tim being
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    Sabu's house is fired and robbed
    82 8 Sabu's house is fired and robbed LOS ANGELES, Mon. FIRE »yed the second floor of Sabu D ion on Saturd; i I film Elephant Boy that an unknown amount of jewellery, .silver ond other <!cncr m. Sabu rney thai pat emit In which tho jur. lared I 1 was not
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    35 8 HUNGRY SLAVS.— The ibasteMta hanssl p!»^ tLi»- I informs ecenock hltukaclc has .mi a f«w>d crisis, i ii^ scene i»> the Belgrade Mmrket-pUce slu)u> one c»f the bare stalls to uiikh brinf reeetAMeii. and eHeets.
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    'Peace at any cost'
    26 8 LONDON. M .m us lead U ci "to close I the purity i'-^ rding [n a sta i I and elf- to
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    SPORRTS MEDAL FOR GUIDES
    8 8 Sport nedal" to five
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    General strike in Italy
    34 8 General strike in Italy and i munisl labour, unions i wide trike I morrow of all Indu I 'ha: the walk-outs were their "final ••vorci" on a months-lon ouest for hiffh r wa U.P.
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    Arrms plea refused
    37 8 American, ish and French authorities have turn::n a proposal irom the Security Office ol the West Germ ;i r. G)vernmei, it tJ-.i^r. to allow Gorman manufacture of automatic weapons, mortars and other arms.— U.P.
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    Jews home from China
    50 8 HAIFA. M T»HE landing of fi23 China ref brought by the onal Refugee Organis; n thLi morning. Tho first group of some 30 If and hundreds of sick and old were taken ashore and transferred Imly to thrir homes Mosi Jews m China have evacuated.- A.P.
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    MR. MacDONALD IN PARIS
    35 8 MR. MacDONALD IN PARIS Mr Malcolm Mar Donald. British Commissioner-Gen-eral In South East Asia arrived lii Paris from London last night to confer with French ministei He will stay at the B Embassy m Paris
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    Names in tights
    23 8 LATEST fad atnon^ Now York women is to have their mimes hand-painted m gold on. the tops of their nylons.
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    RUMANIA DECRIES IMPERIALIST DRUG
    115 8 VIENNA. Monda 4 BUCHARESI til ibed American drugs for tv. immediately I I the Rumanian Mi of Hoalth >r was d scribed as "A subn imp "A tool of m i■ re.i "A man ■r probity." "A c ismopoiitan "A worshipper of American lalitlei Tl i
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    52 8 LAKE SUCCESS. Moil. ■pHE United Nations s c ell cross-complaints from I and thp Arab on >stlne. This question, shelved by the Council on Prl to examine the growing crisis rnconderpd by the presence of tho Chinr^ munlsts In Koroa. will hp considered by the Counci moon
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    U.N. FOOD CHIEF
    26 8 The N i lions Food ->nri Ai'i'ir, _j Organ: m Wmshin i<.r>o Dodd. an American, for another one-year I rm as Di-r-Oene Reuter
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    17 8 The Egyptian Cabi terday agreed to take par President .nan's Four plan for under-d ed countries Reuter
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    Freighter sinks
    37 8 All the 28 crew members and a lone woman passenger escaped unharmed yesterday when the Finnish freighter [nga collided with the Dutch Freighter Axeldijk and sank outside Terneuzen harbour In Westercheldt, near Flushins Holland.- U.P.
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    Lobsters run amok in hus
    118 8 LONDON. Monday LMGHT blur-grey lobsters all alive and i law ing— J floundered around a London bu.v They were on their way to become salad dinners at an hotel bu f is the bus turned into Victoria Station, the m.ii carrying theiii In a lidles.s
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