The Singapore Free Press, 14 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 Fgnfosfnsong SINGAPORE. TTESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1950. I'KlCfc i'EN CENTS.
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    UNITY IN S.-E. ASIA
    206 1 acD. discusses icy plan h French PARIS, Tuesday. the South-easl Asia policies of and all countries m that area >\ 'ommimism was discussed i l\iri>. Mac Donald, Commissioner S \\;is understood to m Hiis separately with M. i the French Foreign Minister, etoumeau. Minister to Ihe
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    14 1 Tuimku Miriam. in/ant daughter of th<* Sultan and Suitanah of Jobore. photographed m London.
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    'RUSSIAN JET WAS FASTER'
    148 1 From LIONEL CRANE TOK\O. Tues. I T. Kussell Brown, the American i;ilot who shot (l o w n the first c n c m y jet after the Chinese attack besjan In North Korea, said last night that he estimated the machine was 100 miles an
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    Malaya-I.C. joint fight
    200 1 FRANCE. BRITAIN TO POOL IDEAS LONDON. Tuesday. i >l ill l) co-operation between Prance and Britain was likrlv m tlu- war against Communist guerillas m Malaya and Indo-China, but the plan was still m the 'ideas 1 stage, said diplomatic officials last night m London. '•nnt^d out.
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    KILLED
    15 1 A British p G. W. B Cain, was kiikmorning h. k by bane. 25.
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    One-pound baby dies
    53 1 HAMILTON. ONTARIO. Tues. Jems Davis, who weighed one pound, has died six old. Jerris was one of the smallest babies ever born alive In Canada. The tiniest m (\ir. iriian records was Hugh McGuliivray. of North Sydney. :ia. who weighed 14 minces at birth d\:d lived two
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    3 men, girl in mountain rescue
    40 1 3 men, girl in mountain rescue GLASGOW, T s r HREE -i.. .1 |irl, .ill nighl on an icy. windswep: tnoun■:i Ledge, were ha-.:. by a yesterday. ped au LB-inch le 2 i ii.d pull up v G \\l\ile A.P.
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    Greeks sent to Korea
    28 1 A I I the i Natioi m a. Tlif Greek I In W.i. Tibed the jed voluntee and -"-I m guerilla the Communist A.P.
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    ROME PILGRIMS IN AIR CRASH
    124 1 GRENOBLE, FRANCE, Tuesday 4 CHARTERED Canadian airliner carrying 50 holy pilgrims, some from Rome, and a crew of seven, j was believed to have crashed yesterday m the rugged French Alps east of Grenoble, France. TTpe control tower at Oiiv Field. Paris, said the plane
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    Trawler fined for being in Soviet waters
    66 1 'SCOW Rl the H: I terd •raw ennia I ling Ins A Soviet Fort iwler. Ned en October 29. had been fined 500 roubles E45 a: the official rat*-* and the catch and fishing confiscated. The i was passed by a Mun People's
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    TREATY MAY END
    28 1 Egypi plan e^ i{) denounce its I wi :i Britain covering the statui oi the Suez Canal, according to Cjiplomatlc sources a* I*k» Success. U.P.
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    AMBUSH KILLS JUNTA CHIEF
    185 1 CARACAS, Tuesday. LT.-COL. C urlos Delgado Chalbaud, President of the military junta In Venezuela (South America) was ambushed, shot and killed by unidentified persons yesterday while en route to his office from his home Captain Carlos Balcalao Lara, his aido-de-camp who was with him, was wounded.
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    France eases on 'troops for Germany'
    83 1 France eases on 'troops for Germany' LONDON, ImpHANCE bus modified her opp isition to American plans tor using big German troop units m defence of the West, diplomatic officials said last night. They reported this after France's Herve Aiphand read a prepared statement to a Md meeting of the At
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    BRRITISH ENVOY
    36 1 Bi will appoini an r t<> Spain m "due course" to end a four-3 boycott of the Franco G nment. Mr. Ernest Davios. Doputy Secretary, announced < ivernment's decision In rii- of Commoiu night. A.P.
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    Russian move 'inadequate'
    81 1 LONDON. T T*HE Foreign Secretary, Mr Ernest Bovin. said yesterday that the grounds H had put forward for holding n four-power eonferenre on Germany were no! adequate Bu he told the H Com- ms, Brit. mi was st ill consid^ris.* s. proposal m consul with tho United
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    Europe plans unacceptable
    68 1 LONDON, Tuea MR Ernest Davies, Foreign Secretary, told the House of Commons yesterday the British Government was unable to accept proposals for a European army and a European defence minister. Mr. Davies added thai the British Government couid not enter into any constitutional federation of Europe. It
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    GRAIN FOR EUROPE
    29 1 Russia v expeci d to negotiate an for the supply of several million ton.s I ./ins to Western Europe 20-natlon fence opening at" Oenrvn today, A.P.
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    INDIA COMPLAINS
    19 1 Tho General Assembly s special political <■ is to lake up India.; complain! i'''iii<i Rnnfrh A today Reuter
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    Everything to Tootsie
    65 1 MOKKISON Jacoby, retired departmental store <-vnt!tive, who died recently m I, us Angeles, left all bis property— Tallied :\t U.S. s^.«. 10 *T<> my ieai friend Tootsie, mj inseparable and confidential adviser." Tootsip was Mr. lacoby'i doj? and his nephew, Mr. (irov«r Jacoby, is cont~*ting the will
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    Tibet asks U.N. to halt Red invasion
    229 1 LAKE M CCESS Tuesdax JIBET APPEALED directly to the nited Nation* yesterday to intervene against the Chinese Communist invasion of that legendary CMlßtrs The appeal, expected lor almost a week v sent to the Security Council by a Tibetan d now m India.
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    'NATIONAL HEALTH PLAN FOR S'PORE'
    64 1 'NATIONAL HEALTH PLAN FOR S'PORE' m the dir tio: Health Bet* 1 ed by the Dir^i .f Mediral B Dr W Vlcken exprMM admira: ion for thp Sc'h^rr;^ v Groat Britain on his rr v m l»"\ve mornir. I I. 1 the na ed i.« no do ideal I lar.d
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    'Mistaken impression'
    5 1 'Mistaken impression' i m Reuter
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    'War criminal'
    21 1 Trw 1 C Congn I demand ral MacA r be declared a war criminal when >;ud th< news A.P.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      16 1 jflftas(sift rt ROOF YOUR HOUSE LEAK-PROOF DOUBLE -GROOVED F 0 RT^K| TILES SOlB OIS7*!BUTO*i: SIME, DARBY
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    'An Expert's Advice on Fabrics
    221 2 'An Expert's Advice on Fabrics By A SPECIAL \OBODY evei Smith I ol ours for They a: her r» haps unknov between them sible for the colour erne we live with, the den of the armchair \v t I we lie Henderson, Ernes- R.. c a Udhood. Even PSt of
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    Of Course!-the More, the Merrier
    399 2 COCKTAIL HW7MS -the Meg BEALLYnecessatu f I HAVE read Mau--1 reen MallaVi blistering attack on that olii Singapore \tom, the coc ty and on that "gregarious animal" t h c "cocktaiiite," and I have given due consideration to the Singapore Doctor's learned disquisition on harmful
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    CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HINTS
    147 2 BY A WOMAN CORRESPONDENT UAVING pas October with the fled feeling that my -home* Christmas Shopping was SAlvly m the post I found more leisure to iround th(> shoj ping half an eye open for my husbands Chi present. links, studs, '•vno di AND WALSH] .1 of
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    'Home' Women Preferred
    41 2  -  UNKNOWN Enfodneont This the opinion oi Ing public >inion voted tl less v >rk. They J J pay Thp hip:: 59 3 me of the I uson.s for this vo f e were: Woift] to men S< Dngosnos
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    He Designed for Princess
    7 2 He Designed for Princess ot accidentally save
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      178 2 j LUCKY STAR BORN lod i\ you are an investigator hy nature, whether it be m the laboratory or m r.. it i> .tii tii You want to net at the truth. \our understanding Of other peop!e is keen and your intuitions are sharp Since you know how to handle
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    • Miscellaneous
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      22 2 New Crossword No. 202 1. .v 8 I 9 Jfl "I CLUEB ACROSS CLUES DOWN 7K r^e^^r-thSJSt gOOdS (6> 5K 8 plant
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    STEEL GOES TO THE PEOPLE
    217 3 Not a sick industry LONDON, Monday. V'FXT February 15, the British people will become 11 owners of the nations iron and steel industry, its iron mines and many plants manufacturing iron and steel products. The government will take over 92 iron and steel companies Ovei
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    British goods depleting U.S. gold stocks
    13 3 |> .and P I op- Vmerii -^f:h> A.P.
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    15 DROWNED OFF FORMOSA
    9 3 15 DROWNED OFF FORMOSA N I I off M
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    STILL MISSING IN PEKING
    68 3 Calbollc sources m Hong Koni; said they have still not received word on the fatf» f Father Peter Hungstvr?. Treasurer of Fujen University. Peking who disappeared m on S^pt. 29 headquarn-rs of tlv^ ncan Fathers „f Divine i m Hong Kor.t; the < i lc order
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    22 3 the du^t> ro.ids behind the r i- iding t}».N r m i p carries .t m well g*+«b «»n his h.i k
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    FLOATING MINES OFF SHANTUNG
    68 3 FLOATING MINES OFF SHANTUNG Red China's Shanrun-; nsula. but In fore In Hong Kong .:> tr^ 1 probably so mo old Id War II mines Dundalk B;*\ aßn i ship en route tc Tientsin pick up about 1.000 Qers and Italians, was warnrd by her Hong Konß agents They said
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    35 3 photo. A I.S. Army jeep break?* through sniper fire to carry ammunition to front Ji"* 1 troops as I.S. soldiers alons the fence pin down the snipers with a narrate of small arm* fire. U.S.I.S.
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    AIR MAIL RESUMED
    8 3 I Fjt- Korta hat Reuter
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    BATTLE OF THE PAINT BRUSHES
    72 3 Qdhjfonr i k.vmvi- i k. .non a ay. L.i mi Brushes' ha* Itcromr one j ■st fronts the -('old War" In lIIV. inda battle between the Commumimunists. It is fought chit-: M and paste pots are tti i i bill until the wall near back
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    Bridge Hands
    257 3 N m trump- ju^ined his opn.:nr^.blc a threepartmr'a resi n- round. North had noequate support for spade* so. correctly, he rai.-ed Ihal sur instead of rrbiddme his own cardsouh would have mown only Pith IUWW holding m that suit and »»J^ perhaps have had enough to make rsl.im
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    MEAL PRICE UP IN KOREA
    79 3 WASHINGTON, Mon "pHE U.S. army is slightly embarrassed about It, but American officers m Korea- -even those on the front line* have to pay more ior meals than those on duly In the S;a:es. The cost of food m the Korean theatre has been raised
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    Chinese hope war will free them
    203 3 HONG KONG, Monday. INDEPENDENT reports brought out by Chinese travellers from the Chinese mainland said the majority of the people behind the 'Bamboo Curtain are reacting towards the Korean war with rising hopes of a third world war and deepening distrust and dislike of
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    MALVERN TO HONOUR SHAW
    52 3 The Malvern number of Commerce has proposed thar the MaJvern Festival Theatre be renamed to honour George Bernard Shaw and to rival the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. The theatre holds an annual summer play festival The Irish playwright, who died on Nov. 1. w*» inn» associated with
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    Women like life at sea
    169 3 LUNDUN. Monday. MANY WOMEN have applied for a life on the ocean wave, that most of the British shipping companies are not accepting any further applications for the feminine touch m their liners. Hundreds of women who want to work as stewardesses, nursing sisters, assistant
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    29 3 This is the elothi"! b <* worn by the irrw of an II I 1«»"K distance tliuht to Alaska Note the .snout to w ird <> f T the Art-tic- wind.
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    IRAN PRINCESS MARRIES
    47 3 Major William H. \Wimbold. U.S. Military m Teheran, has married Princess Gulty Kadjar m Tplipran. The best man a* the Christian ceremony was Uajid Bakti&ri, one of the chiefs of Irmn'a leading mountain tribes A second cc**—' 1 111" 11 was performed, later. A.P.
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    PARTIAL BAN
    13 3 Shooting of flre-rrackers I will henceforth be jestricted 'm Formosa Reuter
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    WAR SETTLES NOTHING SAYS IKE
    107 3 WAR SETTLES NOTHING SAYS IKE t HOUSTON TEXAS Mori. 'J'HERE Ls no such th*ii; as preventive war. General Eisenhower said m Houston. Texas "When people spea^ to you about preventive war. you tell them to ro and fleht it." he told an assembly of Ri« c Institute students, and added:
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    THE OLD FIRE IS GONE
    124 3 1 \K! M |;ss. Monday A \DKEI Vishinsky s "English Voice* finds the "oM fin I*'1 missing from tlie Soviet Foreign CftOtmf*sar's Untied Nations speeches '"The finitely been mild said 26-- I. s. i comfortable i the j orator] En<2. v as. the "milder until
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    Gen. Wingate re-buried
    80 3 Gen. Wingate re-buried Md.jot iifi.ii V* (i (i mg World ar II i> ti-lilt-i did eicM men v, !<• dirt] with him m a i crash m India m 1041 «m r» hut i«d mi a < iiiiiniiiii m Xilui^lim Witiotial rcic Id W.tshiiifcton Ihf (I'-iwriil. leadrr I WmzMr H.ndrrv
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    ANTI-UNIFICATION
    34 3 The London Centre of 'i\m Congress of the People against imperialism has Insl the B. Governments decision to re^« open discussion oi^u of Nor i hern ana B Rhodesia and N md Reuter
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    Advance celebration
    39 3 OFFICIALS interrupted a diamond wedding t clcl>r i»mn at Zaudvoort. Holland, recenll.v by walking into tti* rhuroh with records that ihr touplr had only been married for 59 years. Instead of 7.S The festivities however continued U.P.
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    NEW DRUG IS '100 PERCENT MALARIA CURE'
    83 3 CHIC/-. A N A A ed that a ne« na drug was four tin. <> eood as any other and *r illy 100 p< rcent He had tested I dr :j prim L.ne— on 1 100 volum among jaii pri Hanjr had won
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    RECORD VOTE IN U.S.
    55 3 RECORD VOTE IN U.S. The total popular vote the U.S. Congrea.s.ona. tions last Tuesday, though, incomplete m most states, hat reached a record lor a nonpresidential year of 40.727.54*. Republicans out -voted th* Democrats 21.049.778 to 18.--684.129 m the aggregat." Thi vote for other partfeg nr^t state* have not counted
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    JAP DOLLAR BHONDS
    32 3 The US Securities and Fv change Coran has a ithorUed trading m Japan"-.* dollar bonds on th* New Yotk St«xk Exchai^e after a lap>» of nearly nin^ y>-n: U.P.
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    20 3 Two Germans h convicted of conspiring spy foi h ,d sen'*bv US district con Frankfurt j >rs L« prison- A.P.
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      48 3 ADVERTISING a. «*/««i 8881 1 Bfe^ READ today s /f/ CLJDIDH yCUIC Hi^_ „<< X?V |C Hi iff A *wr i' 1 y Jili\ll\w liLfl J 4m*r7s\- Edited by Shriro Imp. m^mtmr^tm^ m advertisements are f 4 0 I A ff tFt c?n-dvetti*inq J^td. \SK RAFFLCt PLACE SINGAPORE 1
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      152 3 r 1 KB dnr ra i>^AMftv r/tf> vm r 4 k SINGAPORE BFEBS (Siny-K--. (Bill- NHWDRK) 445 pm. Programme Summary; new, m««: •a,s*j> i sssjs,r"s tor s; 19 50 For the Schools 12 Week— Sibelius- 5.15 CommonKadio Orrhestra; J. 30 Time Sik- alld Programmes 1 BBC) IJO Nf .45 Dance
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, NOV. 14, 1950. The new visas
    171 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, NOV. 14, 1950. The new visas SINGAPORE owes a siay^ering debt to the Chinese who have settled here and, by their Industry and Ingenuity, contributed so much to the prosperity and rancement of this inland. Messrs. Tan 1 ark Sve. Lee Kong Chian and Tan
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    Don Iddon's Diary
    901 4 Don Iddon's Diary NEW YORK: IVHAT has happened here was described as an election. It was also a combined carnival, circus, funfair, and fiesta. Candidates for Congress were hopping from platform to platform m autogiros m Connecticut, riding elephants m Oklahoma, leading torchlight processions m California, crooning hill-billy songs In
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      SERVICE 'SNOBS': AN R.A.F. REPLY
      176 4 SERVICE 'SNOBS': AN R.A.F. REPLY AS a member of the Royal Air Force stationed m Singapore I should like to Rive my views on Mr. David Martin's article, 'Servicemen can be such Snobs" m Saturdays Regarding lllts for i n Service vehicles. There fa a regulation 1 iiat no unauthorised
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      A wife writes...
      272 4 |>EFERENX'E David l M;ir! ins "Servicemen can be such snobs"' article, I feel surely he lias been wrongly informed a b 0 v t the housing system. He writes of "the heavy item of expense the Serviceman knows nothing about. 1 Is he Just erring to single
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    17 4 British film star Derek Farr Qnd hi* ioiH, UurUH Pavlow tht actress, ut a fynfon tumoti show,
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    21 4 We ye gone to all this trouble and now you ye decided you don t want to go to the moc
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    Soviet Sailors No Match For Jack Tar
    501 4  - Soviet Sailors No Match For Jack Tar TOM POCOCK ft DV *'IF the Atlantic and the open seas are closed to us," said Mr. L. S Ame r y recently, 'there would be no need for a Russian army to cross the Elbe. Starvation and Communism In Europe would do
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    Sunday: No Bible Proof
    224 4 VDUR correspondent. 1 Mr. Dudley Roberts sought to prove from the Bible t lie abolishment of Saturday Sabbath by taking two quotations one from the Acts, the other from the Epistle of St. Paul. Because dii <\s of Christ assembled break bread on the 0 week
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      16 4 GIFTS »f QUALITY for THE SEASON U. S. de SUVA 106, ORCHARD ROAD. MEW TEL *****
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      65 4 W^^^ so you 9£&& M/SSSD DON T WORRY Your can still be delivered m I CHOOSE one of these de gr4t voucher from HARRC m a parcel r^ac ked m t H WINES and SPIRITS or Send through I NTERFLORA FRESH FLOWERS We'll attend to tverytl '< COLD STORAGE Singapore
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  • SHRIRO NEWS
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      Masthead
      12 1 SHRIRO NEWS Edited by_ the SHIRNIDNE SHRIRO IMP Tuesday, November 14, 1950.
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      'WHERE'S THE FIRE'??
      212 1 v i in-. on. Iliosl which i Yolotir \EWSA -.ind-Gi Tlm i )t r aid tchieved by -up and \a tjpej II nt. -L-.. sloped by Revlon s of reh La noli' and conditions the skin, h-and-Glov is non por I I with it Jua*. h* of
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      THE TALK OF THE TOWN
      173 1 THE TALK OF THE TOWN I'HERK is a new i t c m on the market which Shriro Jhina) Ltd. have imported Unit is "the t:ilk of Ihi* town It lias the appearance a small attache case and it can transport you the tar corners of the world. This terrific
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      The 'Shriro Imp' will help you
      478 1 hOLVE YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT PROBLEMS WITH ATTRACTIVE SUGGESTIONS FROM THE FOUR CORNERS OF THE WORLD XHE contents oi Ihis lour page supplement will, we hope, servo r,s a guide to ;ill retailers m the stocking of th c i r stores with good and
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      Why be afraid of burglars?
      330 1 Why be afraid of burglars? IN ;i home thai is m a d c safe by IXGERSOLL locks the members of the family can sleep m pence with no worries about burglars forcing an entry l>\ breaking locks. The new INUERSOLL security locking system provides maximum security at every point
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      YOUR X'MAS WHISKY
      155 1 YOUR X'MAS WHISKY FiyHAT are your stocks or whisky like for the Christmas holiday Shriro (Cnina) Ltd. have again proved themselves a great help to the population of Singapore m as much that they have been appointed sole agents for "BROOKS LIQUEUR WHISKY and our first consignment has arrived m
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      THE BEST IN SWISS WATCHES
      84 1 pOR many ears now the numerous shops m Singapore anl the Federation which deal m watches been stocked with Uu* various meditim-pr models imported by Shriro (China) Ltd. Such well known names a> Fortis. Sandoz. Mical. Josmar. Cartel] are byeword.s m the k* bJ watch
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      Housewives love these soaps
      275 2 Housewives love these soaps qIIKIHO I hiiuil Lid. i Ihe toi v!! PimliT iamble pi i klucLs. ondn make j i i lily. i■ < nr.-t ci is I by milI d In ide a i i bath si k of the fin- hat o i Tims it l# of
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      High quality at a low cost
      206 2 High quality at a low cost JAKURO sewing machines have been imported into Malaya In Shriro (China) Ltd. These machines are made m occupied Japan and are becoming increasingly popular as they become known. The latest post-war models of I JAKURO sewing machines boast first class finishing both In the
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      IT'S TIME FOR NEW COVERS
      74 2 IT'S TIME FOR NEW COVERS O H R I R O (Chi E Ltd. arc tl ag< nts for P LEX IWEAVES A R A N, America's lines? woven plastic This material ran b e used for making seat covers or to cover the furnitun your home or rjuh Cycle
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      BANISH THE BLUES with REVLON REDS
      399 2 gACK m 1932 the three Revson brothers along with millions of other Americans sat down to find a way out of the depression. What to do and what to do it with? They pooled their cash resources, which added up to exactly $300 Even
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      There's only one real 'Pilsner'
      200 2 There 's only one real 'Pilsner pERHAPS you me one af those people who like a gbss IMLSMH. TTuT even if you are not, you may have heard others Riving the barman an order for "A PILSNER/ 1 Xov hat i does this word "PI I NER" mean to you
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        33 2 Peai^ihl JttiljU FOR ALL OCCASiOMS "HIDDtN SPLENDOR" |T^yCffP9 WATCH for REVLONS p i /L UjP 1 new color »M llii/^ WHERE S THE FIRE?" yjl4/^'^ •Oil A«|NTf > T fc j y A i
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        131 3 for all occasions... 1^ 1^ V^' '^r 4 m^ *m mm**' -"^yaVu fhC gm iSp com P lctc rail 9 c PiISHQI* Qcrulpmmt og^* 0^* 0^ If S■ y -^1 J\W m.m. and 16 mm. cameras nad v^H^B B^H A |L"iJ |W projectors of the finest quality. ts f Ii
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      196 4 I)()\T let stilling h v m i (1 nights rob your family of sleep. Install a Mitchell room ;iu conditioner m Your bed room, dining room, or your lounge. The Mitchell air conditioner has five distinct functions. It cools, dehumidifles. ventilates. circulates, and- filters out
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      343 4 How to make kitchen chores a pleasure CHRIRO (China) Ltd. are the sole agents for Sunbeam Electrical Appliances which include the very famous Sunbeam Mixmnster. This machine makes your work m the kitchen a pleasure instead of a drudge. Only the new Sunbeam Mixmaster gives you all the special advantages
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      350 4 i ;i;i l>r more thrilling ;i n<i entertaining lor your family and Friends lhan ii)«)\ ie pictures < >i your own acti> itiesV REVERE can give you everything y >v want as irds Cine Fquipment for both vS m.m. and 16 m.m. films Shriro i China)
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      193 4 Buy while the prices are low [I is unfortunate that, on account of the pics i nt world situation, prices are g c i) c r ;i I I v on the increase. At the moment the Singapore market is extremely well stocked with all types ol tinned provisions and
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      228 4 A NAME YOU CAN TRUST I[N 1855 Di Edward R. Nqtiibk one of Ih c pion is of m oder n medicine, founded E. H Squibb Sons. S(|iiil>h Laboratory Ihen wiis a small building on the waterfront of Brook lyn. Today, the House of Squibb consists of thir teen modern
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      431 5 SINGAPORE TAKES ANTI-FLOOD ACTION Quicker flow through canals Free Press Staff Reporter t ROPOSED ten-year programme to alleviate flooding m Singapore is under investigation, the Municipal Engineer told the Free Press yesterday. Lately Singapore has been having a spell of flooding again. Some of the areas In town have been
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      32 5 AFTER 24 days' of intensive training, these Special Constables 100 m all passed out of the Police Training School. Singapore, yesterday. They will It employed guarding factories and godowns m the Colony.
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      34 5 pirturt-. i Mt wr.ipon-i irrit*r beint towed awaj yes- > „ipor»' i;.'ik> The vehicle h one of a v* reeked trucks, weapon eairfen and 111 brought to Singapore from Hon? K.on»j ,mi disposal Free Press
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      'Loyal to Britain and Sultans'
      48 5 I'i^vn Malay Correspondent m »ular Malaj laeoctattoti is a political i .i:il\ for those Malays who are British (unernment and the Malay by the President of the Lation. Nik Mahmud ent meeting of Malays rvd by the Kelantan Religious I should i I
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      All show by four women in Singapore
      151 5 All show by four women in Singapore Free Prt*NV st.tfT Reporter ALTOGI TriER 10 md ••r colour p DgS D] IT S I :i will be the British Coun- Art 4 'hr wurks of tf '•n. Phyllis Mac Ken n Catherine Onmston and Naomi Kirby Brown" is3soi by red her
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      GAOL FOR THEFT
      71 5 For stealing railings at the cemetery m Canning Rise, a tn^ha- rider. Slew Ah Moy. aged 19, was sentenced m the Singapore Second Police Cour; yesterday to six weeks' Imprisonment, to be followed by 12 months' police supervision Siew was caught by an Indian labourer of the
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      56 5 p«< turr MX. John Day. QKA Traffic and S^les Superintendent m Singapore (right) pictured with Constellation pilot. Captain A. .1. Myers, m Singapore yesterday. They are admiring a birthday rake which is to be served m a Constellation between Calcutta and Singapore on Thursday. which marks the 30th anni versar.v
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      Gray lauds guards
      171 5 Kre tf PreM Staff K»*p«»rter KOTA BAHRU. M<-n. YOU have done a magnificent job .we are pnuid of v<»u." the Federation's Commissioner of Police, Mr W N. Gray, told nun ol the Ulu KeJantan Horn** Gtiard who had inflicted casualties on the bandits. Mr. Gray had travelled
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      25 5 The luxury 000-tt.u Jardine Matheson liner. Eastern Qttcen, whicn ,1 i>mffapore this week oti her maiden voyaje. The ship has been placci ou the. < aUmU-Kangoon-
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      RAILWAY TIMES
      29 5 Owing to obstruction on 'he line, the up day mail train which normally ieaves Singapore for the north ai 310 a.m. will leave at 7.25 a.m. tomorrow.
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      Unions to discuss Services award
      204 5 Fret* Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S three Services unions will hold a special meeting this evening to discuss the award of a housing allowance to locally-engaged civilian staff and employees m Singapore and the Federation who are not occupying ottirial quarters. The award, announced las: night
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      Big gifts to school
      78 5 IBERAL donations have been received towards th<" jrection of a. new building for .he Maha Bodhi School a -oron^ 34. Geylaii^, SinnaDore, the principal, Miss Pit' 3hin Hui, said ye.ste/d::y. The school at Geylang ami Is branch school ai Bukn rimah were founded after he war
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      CANDIDATES TO BROADCAST
      47 5 CANDIDATES TO BROADCAST lIEPRESKNTATIVES of thf Progressive and Labour parties m Singapore will make election broadcasts m the next few weeks. The acting president of the Municipal Commission, Mr. T. P. F. McNio^e, will broadcast today »n "What a Commissioner ('.in Do" to inaugurate the broadcast scries.
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      1,000 NAMELESS BABES A YEAR
      225 5 Free Press Start Reporter A BOIT 1,000 babies out of an average of 40,000 born each year do not have names at the time of registration, an official of the Singapore Registry of FVrths told the Free Press yesterday. Although most parents return to the
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      THEFT CHARGE
      37 5 Chua Kirn Sang, aged 28. pleaded guilty m the Singapore Thiid Police Court yesteiciay to stealing three lengths of water pipe. The case was postponed until Nov. 21 and bail of I $2,000 wax allowed.
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      PLAY GROUND SPIRITS' HAVE DISAPPEARED
      432 5 PLAY GROUND SPIRITS HAVE DISAPPEARED Free Press Staff Reporter /CHINESE mothers living m the Kampong Kapor m Singapore believe that the "spirits' m a nearby Municipal playground which they said had caused serious accidents to their children, have now been appeased. Their children can now play there safely. They attribute
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      Malaya trade with India
      99 5 MALAYA ana inter-dependent In ti nr.d go dwil) missions ai-d representations would improve their present t relations, Mr L. N Birla Indian businesf magnate. is on a study South East Asia *>aid jresttrdi •Malaya ein supply I with raw materials for which India can pay m
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      WORK PRAISED
      46 5 The 'British Printer I Octcbt r carries two and a half columns of appreciation of :hree recent productions of the Singapore Government Printing Office the specia! brochure for tlie opening of the Prince.ss Elizabeth Flats, the 1949 Annun'. Report, and the Fdiicatinn Week Programme.
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      SIX-A-SIDE FINAL TODAY
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      R.I. WIN 2 GAMES
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      DRAW FOR 1st ROUND OF FA. CUP
      292 6 DRAW FOR 1st ROUND OF FA. CUP picture. Opening matches on Nov. 25 THE draw foi the first round of regular competition m the Football Association Cup was made yesterday. The matches will be played on Nov. 25, starting at 2.15 p.m. GMT. Replays will be on or before Nov.
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      Dutch champion may fight here
      164 6 Free Press Boxing: Reporter HANK Quentemeijer, Dutch 1948 Olympic lightheavyweight champion, now a full-fledged heavy weight. wanU to fight ii: Singapore wittei^Hte next few weeks. At present m Djakarta, from where he intends to migrate to New Zealand m the very near future, th- Dutchman
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      Woodcock is favourite
      86 6 Woodcock is favourite URUCE Woodcoi-k Is a 2 to 5 favourite to retain hi> British and Empire heavyweight titl** against youns; Jark Gardner The two Englishmen are scheduled for a 15-round tlfle flghf at London's huce Earl's Court arena tonight. The winner may in*e» *he American Lee Savold m June
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      SCOREBOARD
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      MCC face stiff test today
      200 6 From REGINALD HAYTKR. Neuter's Special Correspondent A BICi all-round improvement on the melancholy batting display by M.C.C. yesterday may be needed today if they are to avpid defeat by '.New South Wales, the Sheffield Shield holders, m their match at Sydney. The position is that
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      INNINGS WIN
      19 6 J I I 59 m fo r 223 :n their s. ;ond ..a 435 Lnningi In repiy
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      WRIGHT OUT OF ENGLAND XI
      12 6 WRIGHT OUT OF ENGLAND XI I A •V i? wai Reuter A.P.
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      ROZARIO NETS 3
      36 6 f\. ROZARIO. SRC. centreforward obtained a hattrick m the hockey match against Police on the Padan» yeysterday. SRC. won 3-2. Police rallied strongly m the second half and Sundram and de Souza scored.
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      41 6 John Parlrtt. thr European 800 metres and British Empire trark champion, is one of six sportsmen voted to have contributed most to Britain's international su< cesses this year. He is seen here winning the 800 metres at the European Ciamr^ at
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      Record entry for 100-mile cycling
      400 6 rllh annual All-Malayan 100-mile massed-start bicycle mad race to be held on the Kuala Lumpur's hilly Lake Harden circuit this Sunday has attracted a record number of more thai entries. Competitors from Singapon N Ben and Perak will bo invading Kuala Lumpur to ririp In
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        163 6 J I mdndrdK6 Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya WEVEJUSI n,NO! Th-f/ftt h;S^,AJ^T^ HO.V. FROM KINO SEGRia IN IHb CASTLF. I WAS OCF!NIT£.' A;— :AL l^i YOUA-[ lOhalt I'll SOLVE US h fOU MOST EW4/i v>^" Aar^^Oa .VmGIE MYSTtAYI fttTURNi AT DARKONt 4 >t^ A i -iF NfyT
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      RESULT SET FOR ANOTHER VICTORY
      371 7  - RESULT SET FOR ANOTHER VICTORY ALLAN LEWIS Bukit Timah track work By J^KM Li vr,ner> auracted more attention than any other worker at Hukit Timah this morning when he was simply "trotting" alongside of 00l I lay (Harper) to run three furlongs m 12] seconds. He could have improved on
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      Negro may fight Dave Sands
      61 7 Negro may fight Dave Sands »f San I i lbs.) m 09 start of round at ht. id been billed for la H on re hi the :nd and twice m the oefore the referee step- A from further punishment. T the i the Director of Sydney Stadiums \v Donohbe.
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      HARVEY HITS CENTURY
      154 7 /CENTURIES by Neil Harvey (141, and D. Kerr tlO4>. who added 182 m 143 minutes for the filth wicket enab|ed Victoria, to scor* 303 m their second innings against South Australia on The third day of their Sheffield Shield mutch itt Adelaide. South Australia, left to pet
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      TODAY'S PADANG HOCKEY
      35 7 TODAY'S PADANG HOCKEY l > mill i pan hockey MH the padang loday. Afli P represe:. Combined -:de to r 'oppv Day Fund ted \v o >^' C Proci S*t. A C f o sec Cookff. F
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      London Cup
      23 7 V [TODAY'S I ndon Chal- ip g final plays ilted as rollows: Charlton Athletic l i Hotspur 2. Brent fd»* A.P.
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      Robinson sails with retinue
      151 7 \yORLD welterweight champion "Sugar" Ray Robinson was yesterday on his way to Europe m the French liner. Liberie accompanied by a retinue that included his personal barber, his golf professional, his wife, manager, two trainers and a secretary. Robinson, who has signed to fight French middleweight
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      MALAY TENNIS
      93 7 Double* c hunipioaHliiii 0 B I I 5-4. 6-2 it Jamil B ftt H M. IH 5. 6-3; A. F md H H n beat Bostm A G. B P n.e 6-1 I 8 fi- 1: d Ismail AXli beat ti Jami: md 8. B 1-3 A;. O.
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      Fox's horses in fine condition
      335 7 Dl VDON Ml) and Vutui showed up well this mornin- when sent over three furlongs, which they c overed m 41 sees If the roinf remains heavy for the meeting, old Yutoi mast be Jwn a chance. The Bosun (Spencer) was goin isily on l
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      R.E.M.E. FIGHT BACK, BUT IN VAIN
      217 7 NOT at full atrength. R.E.M.E. lost the rugby game igainst Singapore Cricket "B"' XV by nine points <try, penalty goal, drop goal) ;o three (penalty goal) on :he Padang yesterday. Outplayed m every department, they fought back with mthusiasm if not skill. Wingforward Smith
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      2nd day weights
      234 7 Weights for four racei «.n Wednesday, Nov. 22, seeeni day of the Singapere mcci ing, are: Class 1 Div. I 6F.&5 Yds. Bright Ejrei ».lt Mis^ Nathan 9.11 Ondine P. 07 i erslan 1 «rd ?<.o«i PereeUn I N Kithmond 8.05 Uninswrei 8.0 Arabian Knight 5.04 BramhaU
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      SAFA PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
      62 7 picture. captain of the r .jikJ Neave S.C. soccer tea n. receiving the Business House up from Lady Lun, wife of Sir Han Hoe Lin, at tiJ^ Singapore Amateur Fool ball Association dinner and dance last night at the Victoria Memorial Ball. Also m the picture is
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      BOXING REFEREE ACTED BOLDLY
      445 7  -  ARCHIE QUICK From i> a Doxing reteree within his rights to stop a fight and declare a. man the winner because his opponent has no chance? Of course, he is, but few dare to take the courageous step Mr. Jack Hart did at th( Empress Hall,
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      BOYS' CHESS TOURNEY OFF
      51 7 'pHE fust inter-boys club chess championship organised by the Singapore Youth Council, which was to have started ihis month, has been called off. Poor response to the competition is the reason for its cancellation. However, i: d hoped lhat next year competition will definitely be competed
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      Perak Turf Club win
      163 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. OERAK Turf Club tenni* team defeated Dato Laxamana Tuan Haji Mohamed Razalli's side by seven games to two on the Ist.ina Iskandariah courts, Kuala K<t:igsar. Two games were abandoned Owing to rnin. Thr Sultan of Perak entertained the teams to lunch and tea
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      BANK BEATEN
      30 7 KUALA LUMPUH. Mon. -In an njr contested g&izt of hockey pj*y d ■n the SentMl R*i!- inlt'ite fcroujid odav Chat' to »b« ai.way Ins by uae to n.!.
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      S.B.A. denies press report
      63 7 S.B.A. denies press report A i ixxloo i tpui I 111 Singapore Had! Association ad quested for a merit of the I Cup final i The Sings ton A ted f( v B suit H I reqi infi I i by Mr. Wee Kin I I I but to stay
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      PAKISTAN WIN 7-3
      19 7 Pakistan beat Franc* br Seven goal* to three m &n nternational hockey matcfl it. Lyons yesterday.-
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        34 7 Sports diary tournament iHnal Jalin Bev,r H<»< KM KA M>Um v S.C'C. PMlang Vtrt4>na Srfc«»| v Juhnre Fnglibh oll<v.p Itrwund Siii#halfsr Asmi P. T I nion SrraiiKoon "...^d IENMS: V.MCA.. louinainenl, Ki.iv Basah Road
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      ONE-DAY 'PEACE' FOR SHEFFIELD
      245 8 ONE-DAY 'PEACE' FOR SHEFFIELD Dove flying to Warsaw SHEFFIELD, Tuesday. THE World Peace Congress met amid belligerent scenes at Sheilield yesterday to devise means of moving quickly to Warsaw. The Sheffield City Hall, whore the Congress had engaged an auditorium for a five-day meeting, was a strongly guarded fortress lor
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      17 8 QUEEN AND PRINCF— The Queen, with her grandson. Prime Charles. a new study taken at Buckingham Palace.
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      TREVOR HAS HIS HAIR PERMED
      148 8 TREVOR HAS HIS HAIR PERMED PAROL Reeds' 22-year-old Arab girl discovery. Kerina, has arrived here to >lay the lead m the film, Outcast of the Islands She was accompained by the British actor, Trevor Howard, who la also to appear m the film version of Joseph Conrad's novel To Trevor
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      Israeli will vote today
      22 8 |MPI IRTAN Well i) 00 Aviv all V. David luppori nf < 000 :.'< tv «bi ;h- first limr UP
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      Egypt 'scandal' to be exposed
      138 8 AIKO, Tuesday. yHE findings m the Investigations Into the em- bezzlement allegations involving Egyptian Army officers are to be made public soon, said the Egyptian Prime Minister. Mustafa el Nahas Pasha, yesterday at the Wafdist Party Congress In Cairo. Answering demands of the Opposition parties,
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      12 8 U.S. AID PLAN 'GOES FAR' Taj R he •I I time to
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      Tin prices rise again
      76 8 Tin prices rise again LONDON' Tu.'.s. TIN prices rocketed again ai yesterday morninj i don aiul spot was quoted s:V.];-> hiyher at per Three months was up 140 at i;1,072!i. The noon closing prices were: Spot —>: 1.105 buyers jc 1,110 .sellers, with business at £1,110 to i: 1,100. Threo
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      Seretse made no agreement
      82 8 MAFEKING, T y|K Percy Fraenkel, Sen La Khama's lawyer, said yesterday m Mafeking, that the former chiel the Bamangwatos ol Bt vhunaland had assured h last August when he left tor Britain thai he had nor abandoned any of hLs legal rights Mr. Praenktl smri he
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      17 8 English-born Julia Marlowe, the Shakespearean Actress, has died m New York at the age of 85 Reuter
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      Worlds best actor
      78 8 fiMIK be*, :u-or m the world today Is Sir Lawrence Olivier, A according to veteran Holly wood film star. Spencer Tracy, hetv Isn't anyone In this conntry who remotely approaches him, and there has been no one since John Barrymore. dircl. "he added." lie could have signed
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      SLAV ARMY TO STAY AT HOME
      207 8 SLAV ARMY TO STAY AT HOME BELGRADE, TthUj *FHK dangers facing Yugoslatia Bade it unlik<*l> that Yugoslav troops maid be railed u|>mi to act against an aggressor outside South-east F.urope. said Marshal Tito yesterday In Belgrade. The statement was made m an tat with correspondent of the German news agency,
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      Earth tremors in Assam
      43 8 A i eak of a fortnif wo su iouak* 1 Iremors of felt at Dlbruparh. Upper Assam parly day moininp. Thp first one lasted t p mhnr ti No damage has been reported so far from ativ area. Reuter
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      U.S. has single polygamy
      159 8 U.S. has single polygamy ONE AT A TIME BUT OFTEN LOS ANGELES, luesd.ix PLURAL marriages are more common m the United States than m nations where polygamy i^ I. although most Americans wed only one spousr time, a research organisation reported ve*trrda\ m Los Angeles. The American Institute of Family
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      Prasad to talk on Tibet
      27 8 V DKLHI T I^HK Indian I btgin today vk ,ids from the Prei Dr Hi endra Prasad. Th< Pi and prom Reuter
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      Capitulation of Tibet rumoured
      6 8 Capitulation of Tibet rumoured Tndonton Reuter
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