The Singapore Free Press, 16 November 1950

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA fghg SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1950. PKH E fEN DENTS
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    FIANL BATTLE IS NEAR
    406 1 Winter closes m on forces m Korea (M)MMUNIST guerilla attacks behind the front lines were increasing yesterday as United Nations force- shivering with cold, fought a losing battle against the weather while regrouping and reorganising for a fresh drive. On the north-west front, troops prepared For
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    U.N. asked to defer Formosa
    41 1 I \ki M CCESS, rhnrsday. proposed yesterda\ thai the postpone its discussion on the told the Geherai j ttee that the United ration of the ques- red until the situa- f I It In postI U.P.
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    Asian union envoy in Korea
    46 1 Asian union envoy in Korea T'HE International Confederation of Free Trade Unk«:s. whase headquarters are m Brussels, announced on Wednesday that Its Asian re- Dayan Mungat, arrived m Korea from ipore. Mr.neat has been assigned •he confederation execuboard to resume h the Korean free trade A.P.
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    4 BANDITS kILLED
    27 1 Thi Mffidltf vtrt killed n Pahang by se- n a wurWne, 65 .ds of ammunition and nacks were later recovery bandit was killed ohore
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    ACHESON ASSURES CHINA
    262 1 ACHESON ASSURES CHINA WASHINGTON, Thurs. TPIIE U.S. Secretary of L State, Mr. Dean Acheson, yesterday again assured the Chinese Communi/ts that the Tnited States has no military designs on them. Mr. Acheson promised that the United States will help to see that Chinese Communist interests along the Man-churia-Korea border are
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    Saved for one more day
    56 1 BUENOS AIRES. Thurs. THE independent newspaper La Prensa received a la^tminute allocation of newsprint yesterday— enough to enable it to continue publication for one more day. Forty tons of French paper beinx unloaded at Buenos Aires was made available after the newspaper announced that it
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    BURMA REBELS LOSE KAMA
    35 1 Burma i nmcnt forces day recaptured Kama. ibour 25 miles north of the trrawaddy city of Prome. Kama was formerly held by rebels Including Red communists and White Band PVOs.— A.P.
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    THE RACES
    46 1 Tc s Free Press tcill contain a spt'aul f racing supplement. it i inclu If a full form guide for horses running at the Smyapore meeting and, an interestIng article on Ma: ay an racing by Alan tewis. They should call it BUCKET Timjh.
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    KOREANS HIT CHINESE
    50 1 ArruTioan officials saic yostvrday thaT a c r <rup of North X irvun pnsoners-ot-war had attempted to beat up Chinese Communist prisoners m thr same camp for "having prolunged the war." Officials stated that the North Kon an and Chinese prisoners had now been se- parat^d.— Reuter
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    RUBBER DUTYTWO OPINIONS
    475 1 LONDON. Thursday. yilK TIMES yesterday published two letters ex- pressing contrasting opinions on the new Malayan rubber export duty. Mr. Maurice Edelman, a Labour Member of Pariiamtnt. said, "In the absence of some Atlantic power organisation to stabilise the market, the new export duty is an essential
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    Promotion missed him
    77 1 V UNITED STATES Vr x artieer, Captain William Hicks, was reeentlj notified Mat he had been promoted to M ij«>r five years airo. 11? was stationed m :Ttp:in m 1945 when the promotion ordrr was sent from Washington. H.^ v transferred back to !h<» Tnited States before
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    TALK OF NEPAL INTERVENTION
    289 1 Who armed the rebels! LONDON, Thursday. THE Government of India is understood to have told the British Government that according to their information the insurgents m Nepal have derived their strength both m men and arms from within the state. But it is known that the
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    Shaving brush
    23 1 Shaving brush N Wr-,1. w t\ d n nmiMc hi nmonI !l •a I'.urr s I 01 a r** Dl "> Ike n ptit
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    Wants action on Tibet
    71 1 i \i:f success. Thurs. |^L Salvador yesterday formally requested t lip Unit eel Nations General Assembly to deal with "the lnvision of Tibet by foreign forces." Dr. Hector David Castro. head of the El Salvadorian delegation, m a telegram to the General Assembly and the Secretary
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    Russia won't free Britons
    94 1 London. Thurs. RUSSIA h.i.s refused to nl--v lra.se i wo Brilons detained In Germany until th;* British hand over a Soviet otlicer who sought asylum them, Foreign Offictspokesman stated m LonFlight Lieutenant John Dr.n force-landed In the Soviet Zone, Germany, owing to bad weather v\:cn pUoting
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    TALK WITH BEVIN
    23 1 Tin' Egyptian Foreign Minister will leave Lake success for Important conversations with the British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Ernest Bevin A.P.
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    Bombing of estate
    79 1 MR. Aidan Crawlev, Under Secretary for Air. told the House of Commons jresttttfaf that a full report on the accidental bombins of Utan Simpang E>\v? Malaya, has been called for H*> told a questioner that during a bombing attack on Nov. 4 against the area Into which
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    Britain has restored dollar cut
    221 1 Britain has restored dollar cut LONDON, Thursday ORITAIN and the rest of the rtrriing area have dropped their 25 per cent cut m dollar spending but will still try to keep their dollar costs trimmed to the bare minimum. Government experts said vestei the new programme will ho oj on
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    Canadians to train in U.S.
    46 1 WASHINGTON I APPROXIMATELY 10 00) a\ Canadian troops a y train at Fort Lewis. In V mgtun State. starting lav this month. The US Army said thalilies at Fort Lewis, w to Canada because rher la C\*nad '-v-rp tl. »t A.P.
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      21 1 always good bacon but it's even better wrapped/ Streaky or back BACON jenic. moistproof parent wrapping COLD STORAGE •toCHARD ROAD BRANCH
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      57 1 STHE BESPOKE TAILORS THAT CAN 3S. SATISFY YOU A Naval Oflicer— about 1588. An officer of Queen I luaWth's Navy m the age of the great 'sea-dogs* Havkins, Drake, and the other 'Men of Devon' who vanquished the Spanish Armada. The Elizabethan years taw the £ro\*th of \*^k Fnglan<]% sea-power.
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    History in the Grand Manner
    713 2  -  PETER QUENNELL reviews new books m U.K. \HIHUR BRYANT is the most consist tntiy readable of present-day historians a chronicler m the grand tradition of Gibbon and Macaulay While more ponderous historical writers the kind of writers whose names one hears with respect, but whose
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    Quick Looks
    100 2 The Anal— If of Satire by C E Vuiliamy. i Michael Joseph. 155. Highly recommended anthology of satirical uniting from Aristophanes doun to Oscar Wilde. Admirably chosen, uith a fair sprinkling of lesser~known t extracts The dreat Exhibition. r»v Yvonne /Trench. iHarvill Press. 18s > Entertaining and icell-il-lustrated
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    27 2 Mr. Lewis Douglas, retiring A merico.fi Ambassaor i t London, with his daughter, Sharjnan, arriving at the Empire Theatre, Leicester Square. London, for the Royal Film Performance.
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    FROM BEHIND BARBED WIRE
    360 2 fghg V T OVELISTS are fond 11 of ransacking the past for plots and characters; they also love an occasional leap into the future. Anything, it seems, to avoid having to cope with the present. But Rumanian Virgil Gheorghiu has chosen to grapple with the world's
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    AMONG THE TYROLESE
    124 2 The Snow Mountain, by Ludwig Bemelmans, (HamIsh Hamilton HIGH alps, wide-roofed houses, white walls, religious murals, a church with an oniion top. this Ls the Austrian Tyrol to which Ludwig Bemelmans ns m his latest novel. It is characteristic of the Tyrolese that not only are they,
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    When the Old Vie Was a Gin-Palac
    774 2  - When the Old Vie Was a Gin-Pa lac Ivor Brown recalls the chequered history Britain's most famous theatre. T^HIS month the "Old A Vic'' company, concluding a short preparatory tour, returns to its old home m South London. It will be an altered and, 1 hope, improved home, with a
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      181 2 YOl LUCKY DOKN today, yon have tremendous potentialities. Hard work should brini you the desired results at an early age. *on hive the type of mind which attracts others who have equally brilliant talents, i'our en!.- of friends might become an Important influence in 1 your community and even m
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      120 2 Mew Crosswovd No. 204 Tm 7 1 i i n n n I' 2 BBS mHH^ JIHUt jH I I I is ICSOSS 1 By nif. ol 'lii--- thr i..- the last (9) 7. uo c.uubt even think u-<jj. a Enables one to mak< poMt-ois r4). i) v n (5).
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      44 2 Solution To Crossword No. zos SOLUTION —Across: i Thmk-ing-cap 7 E 8 i n door 9 Emit, n Axis la. Wallop. 16. [nternatlonaj H New Doun: 1. I 2. In bed 3 Kow-tow 4 Noi n arm. 6. Petty Poi.< 12 b 14. 'lined.
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    JAP WAR LESSONS WERE FORGOTTEN
    185 3 JAP WAR LESSONS WERE FORGOTTEN Why U.N. forces took a heating CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, Wednesday. rHE UNITED NATIONS took a "pushing around" during the early days m Korea because of failure to profit by lessons learned during the war with Japan. So says Samuel Eliot Morison, Harvard history professor who was
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    28 3 photo. Republic Senator Robert A. Tail Uentrr) wears a big victory smile following his election as Governor of Ohio b> m overwhelming majority over his Democrat opponent. A.P.
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    AID TO REDUCE TEETH DECAY
    65 3 PON, Wednesday. Health Service it bas definitely h an tlourith', added to the !v. trill "substantially reduce" m children. n tlouiido water la h. the agency said m its Reports. Sod rid v w a Orai Rapida v- i 1945 a tame Mlchi] tlry of
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    Nine Mao men on way to Lake Success
    13 3 Nine Mao men on way to Lake Success > fives ol i a A.P.
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    Asia to need $1000 million
    6 3 Asia to need $1000 million I
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    'War' stall is closed
    44 3 rpHE lim^f -»t llw JL All lndi W«B DBferrarc children's rxin B»» nbaj was closed bj :nv*-rs following i S 1 i»y protest gainst war md propau;ind:r posters oi» the showing knew child killed bj an Imeru an made twmh.
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    Bridge Hands
    143 3 amj trip about rt on 1950 itaout «xid f fact. .J bid pro- pullart 1 honours 1 y*a f from Ed si And if I On v. it *:ns and .m is a trurrp If a Vump. Norrli •> h ruffs a heart pu's N I wit] >"d
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    DROVE OVER WOMAN THREE TIMES
    61 3 DROVE OVER WOMAN THREE TIMES GLASGOW. Wed. 4 POLICEMAN. :3 year-old James Robertson. convicted of killing Catherine [McCluskey, a 40-year-old un- ried mother by rinvir en car over her. was In Glasgow last i ntenced to be funded. Robertson, who ad: ber h Miss .rkey. claimed thi I the accidental.
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    Students start 'grenade' fund
    30 3 TOKYO. Wed. pADIO saul 3 to su] volunl n the A. Th- 1 said thai iity cU had .v 80 hand-grenadi It i md orcani.satio: U.P.
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    BUCKLEY
    10 3 "BUCKLEY PIE IS THE ORH4I Tl V£ ME TkOOS
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    CEYLON WILL AID WORKERS
    63 3 ibour 0 ig so! 1 Labour m South-east Ai i next month hi the n will pi r the stabilisation ol wages ami common rnment i an said m Colombo. iIM that if U !i aiv oniv couni m\.s region with wages boards rj;<scrtoing minimum pa\
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    Sunken shins go to sea again
    208 3 ASS AH. ERITREA, Wednesday. 3CUTTLED Italian and German shins sunk at Red Sea ports during the last war are being re-float-ed to go to sea once more. The 10,000-ton Sannio, a liner owned by Lloyd Triestino when it was scuttled m Assab m 1941
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    Swimmer dies in flood
    60 3 LYONS. FRANCE. Wed. AN expert iwimmer waus drowned and 2.000 people driven from their homes yesterday as the rising ol the Rhon-* and Somne Rii red 1.500 acres In the suburbs of Lyons with n urly five feel of water, The swimmer, Lucien Ml- was drowned
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    UP THREE PERCENT
    27 3 Japan's mining and mam:- i iring Industries m September improved by three I percent the post-war produe- i t!nn record established In August. Reuter
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    Hollywood signs Moira Shearer
    87 3 Hollywood signs Moira Shearer HOLLYWOOD. Wed. AU B U R N-haircci Moira Shearer. Sadlers Wells bal- ir. whose Mm, M The Red Shoes has entered its second year on Broadway, has been signed by producer Sam Goldwyn to play the lead m his U553,000,000 colour film 01 the life of
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    33 3 photo. Leading Airman Photographer John Matken/i-v of Stornaway. brings home a Japanese miniature pine tree and a coolie lr.it from the Korpan war. fie arrived bark m Kntjland on ihp aircraft-currier TriuniDh.— A.P.
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    Envoys 'being barred'
    51 3 JAKARTA. Wed. THE Chinese Communist Ambassador, Wang Tenshu, yesterday sent a memorandum to *fhe Ir.done.-ian Foreign Office, accusing the -nt of tely delaying the Jhinese conIn key cities, reliable Ui Jaka? stood that the lan Govi ma] thai c insulates are lon di Chi pulation The irdered
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    Canton now 'armed camp'
    163 3 HONG KONG. Thursday. p ANTON the largest and most important city m v/ south China is assuming: the appearaiuc <;f an armed tamp as the Chinese Communists speeded their defences a£ a i ns t an anticipated attack amid mounting tears of a third world war.
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    Migration airlifts
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    S.S.C. bribery charge
    46 3 2 OTLAND Yard accasei «m lO tasting <-rp.>.ati<i I hi ibe. The P *'<»> sp-cr die sii npp> .ir at Bow Street t<> v took hrihrs <>f VI BO m ronnection with some of thf «»li<»\\ 1 which h*' prodivrd for l\w 8.8.C A.P.
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    CONDITIONS IN KOREA
    91 3 SEOUL V>d. UNITED Nations (orces are defying frigid early tcr conditions m r. Korea. The U.S. Eichth Army tributed Arctic clot 1 iront line troops ai> rapidly as possible under rtiil.t condition v Six inches nf snow covered tiip battl*.- 1 m this area. A U.S. Tenth
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    India Will hack Tibet
    48 3 com}:: Chine rv when i: com "d 3ns d quarters laid Ihi. I" r ai unci; India's support vv based on ;he Tibet jraccluli i and us lonj *arv operations m A quarters Ihi, Br:--ain and the United c expecte I ;he 1 Reuter
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      125 3 SINGAPORE BFEBS |Siag-pore' 445 pm P (Bl I'l 1 MTWOKK) 447 tlum the >rials SSS^iSL; 4 I For the Schools: (BBC); 5.30 Spot the .;ne3 m Malay: 1 pm llu Lady; 6 Indonesian: Newa and Programmes (BBC); 630 Car.- News (BBC 1 6 irh Trio; v Pi 15 1 Chlldre
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. Nov. 16. 1950. Malaya & Malan
    312 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. Nov. 16. 1950. Malaya Malan fTHEKE is racial harmony m Malaya. The different communitin this most cosmopolitan of countries get along well together —that is. when tin are not being played off against each other men of ill-will. Gener;' speaking, j the relations between' Chinese.
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    The Red Tide Rolls South
    987 4  - The Red Tide Rolls South ALWYN TEBBITT Tibet NEPAL AFGHANISTAN INDIA? says "a Russian dream from the earliest Tsarist days has been to annex China, Persia, Afghanistan and the Indian sub- I continent. t ROMANCE walks hand-in-hand with stark military realism at one of the potentially most explosive points on
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    IT SEEMS TO ME...
    840 4  -  POLITICO By I)R. W. J. Vickers, by lauding Britain's Health Service, has inevitably invited some sharp rejoinders from less enlightened dements among our men of medicine. There will be talk of unnecessary free wigs, teeth and spectacles and pampering the public, etc. But nothing can, or
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Servicemen Are Not 'Cadgers'
      659 4 Servicemen Are No t 'Cadgers A REPLY TO DAVH) U/ITH reference to the attack on Servicemen m the article headed "Servicemen Can be Such Snobs", by David Martin. I gather that, since this article is written m the 'first person, it is a purely personal viewpoint and not one that
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    Cocktail 'Farces'
    95 4 IN view of the weary epistle m Tuesdays Free Press I would like to express my appreciation of Miss Mar.' Mallals condemnation of Singapore's cocktail parties. I* must, however I d that these farcical gatherings are encou by the local Press. The social c with which we are
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    EX-WELFARE GIRL TO JOIN NUNNERY
    262 5 EX-WELFARE GIRL TO JOIN NUNNERY To aid victims of vice Free Press Staff Reporter J^ SINGAPORE girl who has investigated prostitution and* child slavery m the Colony's slums after the war has decided to join a nunnery and devote her life to helping unfortunate women and children. The girl. Miss
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    Pamghlets to explain new visa rules
    37 5 Pamghlets to explain new visa rules Stall Xt porter r maiion of the new .Malayan i »»:is. the purpose of which has bern m uiv Chinese m Singapore, are red bj Ihe Public Krlations Depart- s I
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    Pay scheme appeal
    48 5 SiNOAPORI M-hool who a: fctlSwnth I D Re- :nmont me ber. 1120 with a T Feachers' Union, Abdul Rahman bir. imed Said the .esierci.. 'he •ommr: IS paTralnins Coli bai.iH' the i md $10 r» com- ish school pup:' ..ch- I *.J5O •n■ I •eathe:>
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    FUND APPEAL
    7 5 dee of ICFTU met re-
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    Settlers asks for own men on board
    162 5 Settlers asks for own men on board MALAYS living m th< Malay Settlement ol Jalan Eunns. Singapore wain to app wn repress rrathe Setth Board of M nt. to loin those appointed by O< vernnt Inche A Ismail told rday that had been submitted to Guvrrn:* f >r conration. A'
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    64 5 ITMfrID States-Canadian get-together m the U.S.I.S. oflices m Singapore yesterday during an exhibition on friendly relations between the two countries—from left to right: Mr. Roger F. Evans, of the Rockefeller Foundation of New York, Mr. W. Henry Lawrence, Jn< Director of U. 5.1.5., Malaya, Mr. Robert K. Thomso inadian Trade
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    HAWKER POLICY CHANGE URGED
    623 5 I rev Press Staff Reporter IN a report which advocates the issue of licences to all who wish to hawk provided they comply with the regulations, the Hawkers Inquiry Commission recommends that there shotl'd he a drastic change m licensing policy. The report is due to
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    CHURCH FOR SETTLERS
    73 5 picture. r |'M is Kdiiian Catholic cbufcb (top pic tare) stands m L the squatter resettlement (amp at the '.Y.ird mile Johorc Bahru-Ayer Ilitam o.id. m Johnre It was dedicaK'd yesterd iv \u I -rremony attended hy about 100 of the 259-o4d Roman Catholics m the settlement.
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    OWN FLAG FOR YOUTH COUNCIL
    154 5 OWN FLAG FOR YOUTH COUNCIL The Singapore Youth Council is to design its own flap to be displayed at future youth rallies. The design of the proposed flag is a yellow circle with the words 'Singapore Youth Council" against the green background. Inside the circle will be the crest of
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    Association officials
    82 5 Association officials Official! < the united Doc- r.ac Fui.t:«t: Astorlstinn. Bin- ;e. are: P: ident: Dr. Chia Kenp Hoe: \ice-prt-- v 11 faj Cl.iro Bong, Una 'JVck Whye, Mr. Taj Geok Swce: hon. >• and Treasurer, Mr Wee Cru-e Ilm 1 on. MSt. secretaries Mr. Poh rung Siew, Klioo Kirn
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    S.I.T. plan to aid retiring Govt. servants
    381 5 S.I.T. plan to aid retiring Govt. servants Free Press Staff Reporter HMFLOYEES of the public and arm.d services m Singapore Government, Municipal. Harbour Board, Improvement Trust, Armed Fortes who have hitherto been ineligible for accommodation provided by the Improvement Trust, may now apply for Trust housing but only up to
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    Work on new pool soon
    112 5 WORK on the new C V.M c A nmini to be built m Anson I Singapore, is xp^rtfd U start early next \ear. Joseph CD. Sing, the ■^cretsn. old the I vesierday The pool and 'he storey clubhouse m be on th•iation about $5' id.
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    38 5 pi< tur<-. 11l IT Munir \IkUiIU;> Munir h'n Moh:»m^rt l v Battalion Malax Recimenl who has Iw :-n ay irded Mm Military r«»s S for hraven aviinst the handits hi Pahane m October th^ year. Army P R.
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    ENGLAND FIGHT HARD FOR 4-2 WIN
    380 6 ENGLAND FIGHT HARD FOR 4-2 WIN Bailey shines against Wales pNGLAND had to fight for their 4—2 victory over Wales at Roker Park, Sunderland, yesterday m one of the best international matches seen for some time. The football all through reached a high standard. Wales matched England's cleverness with more
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    THE GAMBOLS
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    JAI MAHAL STILL THE FAVOURITE
    77 6 JAI MAHAL STILL THE FAVOURITE JAI Mahal, again quoted at 10-1, remained the favourite at last nighi'a Victoria Club callover m the Manchester November Hanip. Mush, who was deal be--1 i the favourite, was j d by Prince Royal and Promotion, all bein^ quoted luu-7 Prince Royal was ,ood demand,
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    BBBC silent on inquiry
    86 6 BBBC silent on inquiry I'HL BritUh Boating Board ot r t\> -tckiv held a »ur Inquiry Into .1 between Pit t ;ia and Tommy Ime British heavyM ghl champion now on a comeback. .rds. Teddy Wal- the Board. is no official Lenient to be made as a f this inquiry."
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    UK RUGBY RESULTS
    29 6 UK RUGBY RESULTS UK. R U:. nits were intjr Championship natch v M Is 8, Other match R A r' 3: R vv 3. Devon 8; i Reuter A.P.
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    WOODCOCK TO RETIRE
    22 6 his maiu^w, Tom t I re- H i to i n any I bink h^> ihouM I to Reuter
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    S.C.C., SELANGOR CLUB TEAMS
    80 6 TEAMS for Saturdays annual rugby match between Singapore Cricket Club and Selangor Club on the Kuala Lumpur Padang an-: SINGAPOU CBICKET (MB: R M. Parker; T. Ropor. A. B. W Penndl, cj Taylor n Davt«s; H. D. Ret., p. H DOWllat, W Fox. J Tucker j.
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    R.S.G.C. officials
    33 6 j vaa i mt at the »nnua] > Royil S C'iub j Of t: N H iv.v c w Wataon. R. O. J H Penvlck, n a I nd R. O. Olii
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    CHEERFUL LAOS
    18 6 ERFUL I will hold theii 19) a' 1 p m si rp t 310 J< o
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    U.K. ARMY SIDE IMPRESSIVE
    234 6  -  ARCHIE QIUCK GORING TRIES A HEADER By IN many respects, the present British Army soccer side which secretary Col. Prince has welded together is the best that has represented the Service since the war. It is not star-studded like it was m 1946, but it has
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    Support for Govt. stocks
    144 6 ip^^^ lMH l l i^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ LONDON, Thursday 4 REMINDER of the possibility of Inert A tion to pay for armament programme active interest m the Stock Exchange at th< the new account yesterday, states Rev correspondent. Nevertheless prices generally m British Government short-dated stocks and improvements
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    U.S. basketball team in H.K.
    43 6 AMERICAN Oakland B *A and G M ba which an Kon l inlJ.'d 3 000 las? ng m ih"ir gair- s in H the ap< f the t wh In i Hong K-mg C tVi*. crrnr»H Reuter AAP
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    Chelsea too good tor French club
    12 6 Chelsea too good tor French club I Mid I I Reuter A.P.
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    RESULT, NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER RUN SMARTLY
    677 7 RESULT, NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER RUN SMARTLY Heavy track today By ALLAN LEWIS JMIREE inches and a half of rain yesterday and last night made the tracks very heavy ior work at Bukit Timah this, morning and fast times were out of the question. Result was one of the best workers of
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    HORSES GIVEN PAGE WORK
    431 7 HORSES GIVEN PA GE WORK 4 LOT of useful pace work was done at Bukit Timah this morning by horses entered for the current meeting. :ig horse* wen: even time In their work: Your Highness Kamla (EUery), very impressive; Nerolia (Spencer); Ecliptic, after doiim steady pare uerk from the nine
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    Singaporev Sing Tao at table tennis
    24 7 Singaporev Sing Tao at table tennis reSaturday X %-Wt-i k. Cno Woai %a. ill reS Tfco Cbu I is on Tao :.e first lAdh
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    MAN OF WAR'S GRANDSON IN BANGKOK
    33 7 MAN OF WAR'S GRANDSON IN BANGKOK ica's ..cehorse 1] B .:.i:lcok to Sirnm'i .ears rived >n I U AdII and O War Royal he Royal Club purL :iere bu*. id The major A.P.
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    GRIFFITHS SCHOOL B.P. COMMITTEE
    13 7 0X D| LJ:i hon K:n: •ah P H A
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    G.H.Q. snatch 6-5 victory
    207 7 nist > > il.wl B bled y. scrape oy nu (two trits) to ..i> ht Tfeugttn Barradu yesair Ad <A (J II Q down Uiree-flve until five minufrom tbc three Ma ke tin and used his lt*t for hitto run up and full on the bail
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    5-day Tests for India, S. Africa
    325 7 TEST matches against Suuth Africa and India In x England during the next two summers will be of five days each. This was announced after meetings of the Board of Control and the Advisory County Cricket Committee at Lord's yesterday when it was agreed
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    PENNELL, ROPER STRENGTHEN SCC
    264 7 SINGAPORE Cricket >5 were given an excellent game by Police yesterday m their preparation for the annual rugby match against Selangor Club at Kuala Lumpur this Saturday. The Club, who won by 14 point* (a goal and three tries) to nothing, had the services of Tom
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    New proposal for running of F.A. Cup
    143 7 New proposal for running of F.A. Cup IN 1871 a handful of English sportsmen gathered m a small room m London and formed a competition which was to become known throughout the world as the F. A. Challenge Cup. They intended this to l>e open to the small clubs as
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    EN TONG SEN CUP REPLAY
    83 7 'pHE qualifying round of Eu Tong Sen Cup golf competition was washed out by rain last Saturday The replay uill take place at the I;- land Club on Saturday Nov \ls. The draw and starting limes will remain as for last Saturday. Only those who
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    Today's sport
    32 7 HOCKEY: Combined Sei\i<r* Combined Chilian* < Poppy l)a> lundl. Padanj; Police SA. v R.K.M I Civilians. Thomnn Road; BODCA v Sherwood Foresters. St. iieorgf's Road. TEXMS: YMCA tournament. Bras Basah Road.
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    49 7 THE WALES v. ARMY boxing match at AMent*«l Mriri m a win for Wal»*s by five bouts to tour. In llu* pi turD. Donne (Mellingriffith S.C. left, mi^s with a straight left m his bout against (pi A. M< l.aughlin (R.T.ii Hi I.aushlin won on points.- Army News Service
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    OAKES MAY TAKE CASE TO COURT
    326 7 pi. U.i boxing promoter, Walh Oakes. told the Free Press this morning that if the Polite withdrew their licence for him to hold hi.s card at the Happy World Stadium tomorrow night he would bring the matter to court. Oakes had been informed at
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    BEAU JACK IS OUTPOINTED
    57 7 BEA U JACK IS OUTPOINTED CRANKIE Fernandez <146 lbs of Honolulu, won a clear-cut decision over h Jack -144 It* of Au^ Georgia, m a punch-pa; ten -round bout m Hon< on Tuesaay night Fernandez drove the orrtime world lightweight cha Pion to the ropes m the fi! h round
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    DATES FOR TEST MATCHES
    25 7 'pHt first Tr4| cr cke mulcL between M< < and 22J9; Third Tul .1 «.,d at M "bourm. *uru on Feb 11
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    IRISH FIGHT BETTER ON SPUDS
    305 8 Ulsters seek potato boat WITH THE 29TH BRITISH BRIGADE, KOREA, Thursday. PHE Royal Ulster Rifles, who today are deployed m an anti-guerilla role north of Seoul, want a special "spud ship" sent out from home with the weight made up with Irish whisky and stout.
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    Mao starts meddling in H.K. gold
    142 8 HONG KONG. Thurs. MAO Tse-tung's Intervention In the Korean war a; 1 Ed the financial and commo markets In Hong Konp duri the week ended >er 11. The itold mark.eted. reaching a h of $320 75 on Nov. 7 a rise of $16.75 1
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    Strength in numbers
    74 8 Strength in numbers SYDNEY. Thurs. I"*HE democracies must acuir»' collective strength maintain International peace, the Australian Minister for External Affairs Mr Percy Spender, sad on arriving m Sydney list night from abroad. Mr Sp^r.u-: -aid "Wp cannot .mri-haie pea<*> p- j p- it the i Bacrlfloes. The ;rden of defensive
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    H.K. MONEY
    28 8 Ytsterday's closing prices m the Hon« Kong money Exchange were: HK $6.45 6.49-1/5 per U.S iollar. HK $13.00 per pound sterHK $'503 p<>r ta»l of gold
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    WEST DIPLOMACY 'A FAILURE'
    196 8 LONDON, Thursday. AMERICAN and British diplomacy had failed A because it tended to "write off as hopeless" attempts to convince the Soviet Union that the West wants peace, said Lord Salisbury, Conservative leader m the House of Lords, yesterday, during a I foreign policy debate. Lord
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    Yugoslavs to leave
    71 8 PRAGUE Thurs. Reliable sources m Prague said yesterday that the Yugoslav legation has asked all Yugoslavs m Czechoslovakia to leave the country immediately an it cannot guarantee their safety. Legation officials refused to confirm or deny such a warning hud been issued. But It was known that
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    Tin prices
    51 8 LONDON. Thurs. Tin cli at the unofflcial afternoon session of the London Tin Market were: £1,050 buyers and fcI.OGO sellers No business Three months £1.005 buyers and €1,001 sellers with business at €1015 to E loio. tl turnover for t 1 day 150 tons Including five tons U.P.
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    Worst rail crash
    26 8 persons 'c ki te lam 11 seriously injured m Norway's 'p^t-w^l railway crash. Authorities said that only five dead hac boiMi identified.- U.P.
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    REDS CAUGHT IN SEOUL
    55 8 REDS CAUGHT IN SEOUL Two men described as "Communist leaders" were arrested m Seoul after a fight during which the suspects tried to commit suicide. The arrested men, Rhee Rim StM). chief secretary of the People's Labour Party, and Gho San Yong, Director of the Party Propaganda Bureau. were discovered
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    Govt. worried by gooseflesh
    169 8 LONDON, Thursday FOOD MINISTRY bulk buyers of gees and hares are facing a lo>s estimated at £273.000. Their agents are trying to clear supplies on a free markot at "cut-loss rates." j Tlie Ministry started buyI m? geese irom Poland m 1949. When the contract was
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    9 8 "VOL" wouldn't have any caftoff clothing for MY husband
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    HOME GUARD REVIVING
    40 8 Britain li to call her civili to arms m a Home Guard ,ii any future emergency. The Defence Minister. Mr. Shinwell, told the House of Commons the Home Guard would bo r^-Kcd on a part-time basis. A.P.
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    TURKS IN POUT
    25 8 For the first time In 12 yars, Turkish warships put Into Greek ports when two destroyers anchored In PtKileron Bay yesterday.— A.P.
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    Chocolate officer
    39 8 A WOMAN stood m an office 1 at Harrow-road Police i\ Station. London. Mtrev^^H^ chocolate bars on a counter, cut them up, and hunded them out to every policen»;m there. She was testing a now chocolate RUin?.
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    TABLETS KILLED GYMNAST'S BABY
    158 8 SOUTHAMPTON, Thursday. FOR two hours Aina Kva Kristina Tornquist, 31--year-old Swedish gymnast. was questioned at an inquest at Southhampton about the death of her month-old baby Margaret. The child, born at a Boscombe nursing home on August 25, died at a Southampton hotel on September 25.
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    FUR COATS FOR FOUR
    29 8 FUR COATS FOR FOUR The Patch princrssrs Marsriet and Beatrix— make a fuss over a slightly l>ored pet at Soestdijk Paiace m Itrecht They :ir«* visiting Britain next week.
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    Newspaper hits at rubber duty
    152 8 Newspaper hits at rubber duty LONDON, Thurs. IT v.xs inequitable that additional revenue required In the general interest oi Malaya should be provided .solely by the rubber industry instead of beingg .shared with other Malayan industries," said the Financial Times •rday. attacking the new rubber export duty. The duty 'by
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    NEW PRINCESS
    23 8 a seven-pound princess wjii born yesterday to ex-King Michael of Rumania and hts wife Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma at Lausanne.
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    Bullfighting by the book
    266 8 MADRID. rhi A TRAINING school for bullfight". I Ai n Madrid shortly with two retn charge. One of the ex-matadors. Jui. that their aim is not only to train p matadors but also to train them namely, "bandorilleros" or members team Pupils must have attained the
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    Tito allies himself with West
    17 8 Tito allies hi mself with West BEIXiF Marsha: pmer Assisia: viet V Yugf *v" as rw<-* U.P.
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