The Singapore Free Press, 21 November 1950

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    13 1 The singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA ASDFASDF PKIlf lEN (EMS.
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    BUDGET DEFICIT NOW SURPLUS
    354 1 Income tax brings n extra millions Free Press Staff Reporter c (iovernment's 1951 budget, as revised by a Select will show a surplus of $1,300,000 as compared with estimated deficit of $13,500,000. This is due mainly to venue from income tax and the "buoyant" trading condi--*re.
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    32 1 UNUSUAL position of the joclKf wag- due to the horse, The Frog, stambling at Pluinpton races m England. Tony Granthan gnbbe4 him round the netk to save himself. recovered and came third.
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    'Accounts in English' bill
    225 1 'Accounts in English' bill S all rrespondenl Xl Al A 1.1 MPI R. Tuesday. !it> m the Federation of h ar. repaired to be kept nr furnishi be recorded m English or m Jan. 1. I*sB, If a recoma Select Committee of the icil b adopted. ng of the Council,
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    Emergency warning
    133 1 I^HE Singapore I>rretan Blythe. su:d m the L- gislative Council this morning that cluing the past three months curity situation m the olony had deteriorated. The meaning of the emergency, he said, '"has boon brought home to us mure by recent incident. Sealing on mo:. thremergency for a
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    FEDERAL CALL-UP LIKELY
    188 1 rrHE Federation GovernA ment is considering regulations to give the Government power where necessary to conscript and direct manpower, the Officer Administering the Government. Mr. S.W.P. Foster Sutton told members of the Federal Legislative Council this morning. He also announced during the preseni en ftency the leave
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    Houses for the poor
    82 1 'jplIE Si I flent A is urgently tuesti n of Government ::.•.-> for cannot afford to pay rentals, It was mnced m the Le| i The Goveri In r< plj tc q by Mr. Thio Chan d said it was aware I the S i Improvement
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    S'pore-K.L train derailed
    106 1 S'pore-K.L train derailed JOiiORE BAHRU, Tues. I^HE train service betw.en Singapore Kuala ipur is again disorgan- to a delock las 1 ween I- aya n u r and S m Jo': nvol I waa -rain irom X Lumpur. The I one c the line. The driver. wh I burns. isualty.
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    REDS REMOVE COASTAL GUNS
    38 1 Lmunists nave romuvea all coastal defence guns ng the Wo sung coast near .vi to Kwangtung and Fufc. Seventy percent of Russian advisors In Shanghai were transferred southward, dwnably the Kwangsi and i Reuter
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    CHINESE REDS SHUN U.N. MAN
    151 1 CHINESE REDS SHUN U.N. MAN PRAGUE, Tuesday. INGOT members of an official Chinese Communist J delegation arrived m Prague by air yesterday on route to Lake Success for the United Nations debate on Formosa. The Cliiiir.se. headed by General Wu HsiuDirector of the Eastern European Department of the Chinese Foreign
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    Ceylon police chief arrives
    92 1 pEYLON'S Inspector-Gene-ral of Police, Sir Richard Aluviharc. arrived m Singapore this morning from Colombo by Air Ceylon plane enroute to Sydney, where he will attend a Commonwealth Police Conference. Another passenger on the same aircraft was Mr. O. O. Ponnambalam, Ceylon Mini.4or [or Industrj and Fisheries,
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    My split personality'
    87 1 My split personality Tlir A n atom spy, Harry Gold, pleaded m the New \o.\> Federal »»urt yesterday thai he was a victim of split personality. Gold, who confessed complicity In a British- American ring 1 which relayed atomic Information to Russia, told the court: "I had a one-tracked mind.
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    'EGYPT MUST KEEP PACT'
    284 1 British stay, says Bevin LONDON, Tuesday. \LTHOI GH Egypt sought to denounce the AngloEgyptian Treaty, under which British troops are stationed m the Suez (anal zone, there was no provision for modification or revision except by mutual consent, the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, said yesterday
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    Resettlement salaries
    8 1 Resettlement salaries I renth, i onnriL th»the iplemen
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    ACTRESS DIVORCED
    21 1 The stage and screen star. Pat Kirkwood. was divorced yesterday m London by h*»r i.md John Atkinson Lister.- A.P.
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    U.K. HELPS JAPAN
    40 1 Britain was believed to have indicated its intention to allow Japan an overdraft of up to £10,000,000 to £13,--000,000, m order to help ease Japan's seasonal lack of sterli-nH: !n its trade with the sterling: area.- Reuter
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    U.N. forces reach border of Manchuria
    280 1 TOKYO, Tuesday. THE first Americans to reach the Manchurian border stormed into the outskirts of ihe town of Hyesanjin on Yalu River last night. The only other United Nations troops to reach the border were a battalion of South Koreans who spent a few
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    3 NATIONS AGREE
    29 1 Britain, the Argentine and Chile have agreed to extend their agreement restricting the movemetns of warship! m the Antarctic to avoid •friction" m the area. Reuter
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    Loyal Nepalese retake town
    37 1 A^EPALESE A headquai X mandu announced loyal forces recaptured key town of B major centre < the nine-da i revolution. i troops suffered only casualties and captured a number of truck-, and ammunition. U.P.
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    A DAY AT KALLANG
    557 2  -  Jane Brown ALTHOUGH 1 don't "frightfully care" lor flying, I have a passion for the Kalians Airport. What never ceases to astonish me is that more people have not discovered its fascination. There, for the of a cup of tea, is ndid show Indeed: d with
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    The House That Jill Built
    256 2  - The House That Jill Built Rhona Churchill By •THERE has never before been a house quite like the one now being designed as the principal showpiece of next year s British Ideal Home Exhibition. It Is tne house the country-women of Britain regard as being as near to their dreams
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    Husband, Wife Changed Jobs
    163 2  -  RHEA CUMMING Ey ATLANTA: you want to chai jobs with your husban It's an age-old threat, often cried, hut .seldom tried. It usually ends with the wife at home washing dishes and the husband still at the flee. It r< ally happened, ever, to Mr and
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    FOREIGN' FLOWER
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      69 2 f. til* Soft f s ~4>- 1 1 lit \M but I lor m v ho MAYNARD CO., Liv 11. Battery Road Phom tß^> atiz JOY r^/ 7 o«/y shampoo that //as //i^> Wonderful. mf^^^T New Beauty Conditioner I UkLSL leaves your hair cleaner, c k /;/ort' brilliant, silkier and
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      107 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR Dokn today, you have i d. p and i .u> mind Hhuh i- not satisfied with j Mjprrfi- lalltii You i. always set to the ba of everythini and anal} sc then thorouchly. You >„.-, a rritical aense iiic ii rould put to good v j»i literature,
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      40 2 Solution 4 To Crossword Ho. 2C7 sou TlON:— Across: l \v S. Kicks 7. lay to. 8. No I H B Hea lit Bh ireholcter. 12. !5. lJoun: |V, 2, Dry S. Keni] rth 4 Card JXflfci pel 11, Risky.
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      127 2 New Crossword No. 29S CLUES ACROSS 1. 8 Descriptive of ihp way oi han ana over In Europe f5 Si 1 a night flyer (5). 10. u:,c who adds ud Ij (6). 11. Trams do tx > f he heaten loaf Is oj 18 Bet ape i7> 19. Haphazard as
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    NEHRU'S FALSE HOPES IN PEKING
    298 3 NEHRU'S FALSE HOPES IN PEKING May have to change policy NEW YORK, Monday. POMMUNIST China's invasion of Tibet must be a sharp reminder to India's Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, of the Chinese proverb that he who rides a User finds it diflicult to dismount. Mr. Nehru, who is regarded by
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    18 3 photo. Pararhutrs begin to fill the sky a> IS, paratroopers jump from their planes over North Korea. A.P.
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    CANADIAN JET IS VERSATIEL
    32 3 CANADIAN JET IS VERSATIEL OTTAWA, Monday. t thinks Its Mf jet la ihapinf up i> possibly abai plane developed since tier Int s an unusually powerful r plane built to roam across
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    Free radios to tell truth
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    RED STUDIES NEGLECTED
    42 3 The Chinese die unh students a: heir indoctrin ion programme ■f the key a Sovietising China m tho Shanghai i.ib< led out undergradua Univ- for ial reprimand. It said rgradur.tea v eka behind" m the study of nmunism.- U.P.
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    MADRAS LIFTS BAN ON COMMUNISTS
    99 3 MADRAS LIFTS BAN ON COMMUNISTS MADRAS. Mon. THE Madras Government 1 has lilted a year-old ban pn the Communist Party and 35 Allied organisations, following a High Court Judgment which held the ban to be "void and ultrt\ vires'" under the constitution. Th(- ban was Imposed In September, 1949 when
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    Royal visit
    32 3 The Norwegian Crown Pi Ince Ol tv and his wife, n Princess Martha, have arrived m New York for a 15-day visit as gu< of the American-Scandii vian Foundation. U.P.
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    23 3 ral Leslie Nichols, Managing Director of Cable and Wireless Limited, i. ndon today on an I mile flying t<>ur of the St.- Reuter
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    BUCKLEY
    9 3 LID FOR linckI at and suiInt Korea "oops
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    'Defence lines won't work'
    14 3 JAKARTA. Fri. \HIGH Ind VIOV. days :d. out In A.P.
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    Russians exploit Sinkiang
    66 3 Russians exploit Sinkiang HONG KONG. Mon. RUSSIANS are already mining uranium In Sinkiang, a Formosa clisp N caped from the province. The Par... Mo Wei-hsin, nephew of the former 8 tiang. I m Formosa a: caping via Pakistan. Mo was quoted as saying that nun R an techn.cians had been
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    Night watch keeps them awake
    33 3 RANGOON, Monday. yoi don't have t<> be an insomnia victim to have sleepless nights m Rangoon. you awake. r ban r i rm if A irrs A. P.
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    THOREZ IN MOSCOW
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    Bridge Hands
    320 3 ling West th Kr.st South 1 INT' 3^? All Pass 1717 HE ."■-I'' vone I r i i don" player who pei Bur :?pd the of nrou i murder I I he h Hi op )rr m Tl'.s r: f>'l' and a hah so judging by thai within
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    Treaty news for Truman
    26 3 Treaty news for Truman TON. Mon. T'HZ US. Sec: Mr. Dean Acl his R v Dulles I r i he n wai to b] to r
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    Acheson is not going
    166 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. J^ STRIGGLE over Mr. Dean Ac h? son s tenure as I S. Secretary of State appeared to be buildinup behind the scenes of the Truman administration. tollowin" the Democratic election reverses early this month official informants said two connictms? lines of advice are
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    42 3 The London Lord Mayors sr?at coach passes throng the crowds linins Ludsate Hill ,:i the annual procSn inaujuralmif the rear of tffic c of the new Lord Mayor" Alderman Denys Lawson, the youngest m «mH) years to hold th? po>t neuter photo.
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    LAW INQUIRY WELCOMED
    23 3 The U.S. State De| t said it would vrelcom I f Internal "aw. an ing- t whether a delibera •he
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    GENERAL'S FEAR
    19 3 wight, farm* nander. i majoi ►he would nvade lied Statei hroi. the west coas f of A.P.
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    Police chief arrested
    50 3 TilK South Korean Home Minister. Mr. hou h H Ok. says P<»liie thi«'t Kirn Vr,- <„ V baa hem arroted for lir nmanisti \ked if Kirn wcr- t < •■■mmist. 'n- .li *'I don't know whither Kirn i I (i» know hi- two viiv iro 1 0
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    STALIN NOMINATIED
    30 3 irshml Stalin has been unanim nominated candidate for the Btalin electoral district of Moscow forthcoming local tions for a now Cor,. the Mcscov.' repion. Mo^ Radio reoorted.- Reuter
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    'ATOMIC CLOCK FOR INDIA
    75 3 'ATOMIC CLOCK FOR INDIA NEW DELHI. MOO. AN 'atomic' clock to serve India and, if other E countries, is m pro© of manufacture at the National Physical Laboratory m New Delhi 111 be an Unproved type of quart? Un- suit! ng temp atures. altitude or humid It will on the
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      139 3 SINGAPORE BFEBS iSiuyaporej (Bllh M'I'UOKK) 445 pr ,i. P Sumy; 4 47 From tii.' London 55 Composer 10 50 Fur the Week— Dvorak; 5.15 I -mi. P. nwealth Survej <BBC>; i) Dance If programmefl (BBO: Orcbestn; i Nws <bbc»; 02 I Music fr >m the Screen; 345 United N T
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY Nov. 21. 1950 Boom and a cloud
    223 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY Nov. 21. 1950 Boom and a cloud rr [f KB is excellent news from the Singapore Legislative Council this morning Flhj 1951 Hici^et. lead of lowing a surplus ol 1.500,000 as at llrsi reared will nu\\ be over a million dollars n the right side
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    UMNO
    146 4 TO Onn bin Jaafar is a JLJ :\i*n of vision and courage Ilia .suggestion U I i United Malays' National Organisation should offer equal membership rights and privileges to all race* is one of tremendous significance and hope The mere /art that a commui ader ran even put forward
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    Escape From Communism
    1021 4  -  MICHAEL MANNING Sotiri Zannis, 19 -year-old Greek youth was a Communist until he saw what went on behind the Iron Curtain. Dy I EIGHTEEN thousand J Greek Communist guerrillas who fled to Cominform countries after their defeat by the British-trained Greek Army last year are still a
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    DON IDDON'S DIARY
    689 4 NEW VOHK: n ail that the office■st ekers said were true, then tio f a soul would have casi a ballot m the U.S. elections without a buiiet-proof vest and a sub-machine Run. New York, apparently, was the most dangerous place by far. The city's 3.940 polling
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    Dutch Utopia Has No Jails, Crimes
    682 4  - Dutch Utopia Has No Jails, Crimes DOUGLAS WARNER By I HAVE just returned from a land where there is no crime; where there are neither burglars nor murderers, judges nor courthouses nor jails, and where the people say: "We are ail friends here." Its name is Urkerland. second of the
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    19 4 It seems to me that teaching |uniors how to make hand grenades out of cocc denotes a Lettish tendency
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      17 4 GIFTS of QUALITY for THE SEASON If. S. de SILVA If*. ORCHARD ROAD, Nf W TEL *****
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      127 4 Good (Thiuqs Christmas doesn t change much from vt you know m a6>fance pretty well *Km vcur needs will be. Why not do your ordering m casv stages and start now? Here are some of thf ri can see about right away: Raisins Biscuits Sultanas Wines Currants Cigarettes Mincemeat hi
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    SWEEPS: CHECK ON DUTY EVASION
    329 5 SWEEPS: CHECK ON DUTY EVASION New penalties proposed DFVFOT Press Staff Reporter J^hVhKh penalties are recommended to the Singapore Legislative Council this morning- to he imposed on sweepstake promoters who, with intent to evade duty, fail to make a return as required by law, or who make a false return.
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    34 5 puiure. ■Dntor i «>f Police. Sir Richard h.» .irnwtl m Singapore this morning from r*atf j 1 ««m moiiwr ilth Polu> rmifpr»*m> Ik Ml X r B Wiltshire, artin- (<»m»t Kall.inj; airport.- Free Press
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    34 5 picture. MR. A. L. Wilson, former Deputy Welfare Manager. Singapore Harbour Board, hHnjj airlanded bj Mr. V. Peters, president of the Engineer Workers' Union, hefore leaving the Colony yestrrday on the Charon. Free Press
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    $11.4 MILLIONS MORE REVENUE
    42 5 i < i'rt^> StJLff Reporter r||| > rt ('overnmeiit x >timaicd revenue hi iiicom- t;?x, cst »t« duiies. liquors. ilisator and sweepstakes, and licences -t*<l by thf Sc eel C'onim.ttee examIraffl estimat tab] report In the Leiiisrecommends a net A
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    MORE TRAFFIC CONTROL LIGHTS
    80 5 Tftt Pre^ Stefl Reporter SIM of >1 1.162 hrn been approved by the Mn*>ap<»re Lr^ivlative Coun•il Finance Committee f. r the purchase of 16 automatic li*ht controls The installation of these lights v. M vave valuable lu.npowfr. says the Com mittee*! report. 7''«r li-.hts can be
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    STRANDED
    18 5 Mecca dur- I NKW CAR FOR .11 \)i,\ era: ion $10,980 i^.as been rebc Federal Finance Committee
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    Bomb expert for Fed.
    97 5 Bom b expert for Fed. Free Pn>> Stall Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Tut* provision for the appoint•f a Director of Manpower and a Bomb Disposal Officer Is made m the report of supplementary expenditure by. the Standing Committee en Finance laid r,n the table at today's meeting of the Federal Legislative
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    Big gift to university
    93 5 Free Press Staff Reporter IN agreeing to take $5,000--000 out of the estimated surplus for this year to contribute to the I niversity of Malaya, the Select Committee on th«* Singapore Government* 1951 estimates places on record this recommendation. "If future contributions for the establishment of
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    Tan Kee Gak mayget $7,500 damages
    95 5 Tan Kee Gak mayget $7,500 damages KUALA LUMPUR Tuesday. MR. Tan Kre Guk, a Malacca bi-si^essman. may receive $7,500 from the Government of the Federation damages for wrongful arrest and detention under a banishment warrant. Payment of this sum waj recommended In the report as supplementary expendil by the Standing
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    MALAY REGT. GETS MORE TO SPEND
    95 5 MALAY REGT. GETS MORE TO SPEND Free Pre*s Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. SUPPLEMENTARY expenditure totalling 5i.504.370 for t lie Malay Regiment has been approved by the Federal lative Council's Standing Committee on Finance, report was placed on the iable at today's Council ting. The bUgesl item of additional expenditure
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    UNION SEEKS RULING
    74 5 GOVERNMENT is considering a request m mi the Singapore Mental Hospital Uniformed Staff Union for an Industrial Court ruling to le their claim for betur pay-scales. The request followed unsuccessful attempts by the union to settle the issue. Mr. Llm Chwee Seng, the union s secretary said
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    Anti-sabotage force to cost $100,000
    254 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE estimated cost of an anti-sabotage force of 200 men being established by the Singapore Police is given In a report of the Finance Committee tabled m the Singapore Legislative Council this morning. In its leport. the Commiti tee approves the
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    33 5 picture. iT.IIK Governor, Sii 1 ji n Gimson offers his congratulations to Mr. K. U. Calderwood. Superintendent of Polite, who received the insignia of the 0.8. E. at Government House vester- Free Press
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    Water supply survey
    83 5 Free Prrs* Staff Reporter WITH a view to makmu Singapore independent of outside sources m the matter of water iupplie.s the Singapore Government has decided to engage the services of expert consultants from the United Kingdom. They will investigate the possibility of inci -easing the sources of
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    DUOS EXPENSES
    42 5 Ol $3. 250 was spent m air pa.-iages and subsistence by Da to Onn bin J a 'alar senting ihe Feden as an advise* to the United Kingdom delegation c mmonwealth Conlersnce In London on Eco■ic Aid to Souih Ess:
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    U.S. lessons on rice
    66 5 TWO ojficers of the Federation Department of Agricul--1 ture may visit the United States to study American methods of rice production. This is revealed m the report of supplementary exvenditure hv the Standing Committee laid on the table at the meeting of the Federal Legislative Council
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    More men on stadium board urged
    260 5 More men on stadium board urged Irr Ii > Stall iAN i „te a n« *or the I vide mac-hinr ry f< of the public to lake m the stadium so that Id be ablt *<• their v;> II turner c i by the i c studyini In its report
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    Bereaved father to be paid
    167 5 Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LIMPIK. Tuesday. 4 PAYMENT of $1,320 as compensation to the 1^ father of a boy accidentally killed during antibandit operations was recommended m the report of supplementary expenditure by the Standing Committee on Finance tabled at today s Legislative Council
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    WEATHER TOPIC
    35 5 A teleprinter link is to be established between Kuala Lumpur and Singapore to obtain meteorol i nformation for 'he new forecast office m Kuala Lumpur a: the request of the Royal Air Force.
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    Pupils for new schools register
    144 5 Pupils for new schools register REGISTRATION Dj buys and girls who wi] be admitted to two new regional schools to be opened m Singapore during first week 1951 began yesterday. They are Braddell R.m School at the junction if Braddell and Thomson R< I and Telok Paku school, rppothe Ci
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      54 5 MAIL Surface n In Britain, N Ir»i;i:-.d. Eire. Bui North d Wei Mi Wt Indi> >.. DO the Federation. I surf, i c a: the G.PO lodfcy »re: for North Borneo. I abUftll, Brun ith India only« ;.nd North India: 5.45 p in. i for St^m and the FedeiHtnm 6
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    ONDINE TO WIN TOP SPRINT TOMORROW
    542 6  -  Toboggan best bet of the day Hv ALLAN LEWIS QNDINE, Richmond and Perostan should provide plenty of thrills for spectators m the main race tomorrow, second day of Singapore T irf Club's Winter meeting. Ondine won very !y on the first day of the
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    THE BOSUNLIKELY TO MAKE AMENDS
    456 6 J-HE Bosun should make amends for Saturdays defeat by Result m the Class ii V, ace over six furlongs and five yards tomorrow. Mrl.Bl RY (OIRT, PORT star and Yi'TOi should provide the sti oppon. Melbury Court was oa(\\\ away al her ftrsi start. and
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    How Lucifer won...
    51 6 How Lucifer won piiturrs. ABOVE: Lucifer (Woods) leading into the home straight from Admiral (Ayres), Release II (Mawi) and Envoy (Spencer) m the fifth race »l Bukii Timah on Saturday. RIGHT: Lucifer winning from Dundan iid (Ounwoodie), who came up strongly, with Kt'V:ise II th rd md Admiral fourth. Free
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    VALUE OF PHOTO FINISH CAMERA
    291 6 From VFKNON MORG I'HK camera has more than i» its worth m England daring the 11 it racing kirn ended. Indeed, there are constant demands that these courses which have still to install it should have one at the earliest possible opportunity course la Wind-
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    BRILLIANT TRIAL BY FOUR O'CLOCK
    438 7  - BRILLIANT TRIAL BY FOUR O'CLOCK ALLAN LEWIS By Hard to beat on Saturday RIDDEN by his trainer, "(hum" Wadsworth, Four CClock II ran one of the best threefarlong trials seen at Bukit Timah at this meeting. Alter doing steady-pace work from the six, he clapped on the pace before reaching
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    52 7 Jack gardnor deft) shows his terrific reach m he fcets m uitii a straight left to Bruce Woodcock's eye m their fight for the British and Empire heavyweight b<»xinu title at Barb Court. London, hist Tuesday. The ex-Gsardsman won when Woodcock retired, battered and beaten, .it the end of the
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    M.C.C. batting peters out
    84 7 >i> partnership by K. T. D S, Sheppard, Uic M.C.C. middle gainst \t\v South Wales esterdaj t<> boost Uic leaai's m job ah id m the Test matches. hud like piling ibws. rd and un- i a c SCOREBOARD ll\ i y t I 13 c.ti.n
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    6 7 BOWES TO REPROT FOR F.P. asdf
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    110 7 r«CORING by thi i play ci. p Dai of r1:- In the November Issue of The He i\c Of forwards is to iel the ball for the three-quari ra I do I t lt porting on the Ist. V S I game wroi headline, "School to
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    LATEST COLONY GOLF RESULTS
    123 7 ISI \M> Club's November mixed foursomes played <m Sunday, was won by Mrs. E. Addlson and P. loirs with a ik tt SCOW of G.>i (85-19! Nexi best returns were oy. Mrs Hodgkinson Pcrrter Mayor 11-7 69 Mrs. Loke Wan Tho J. L;i IH 22: 72;
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    Perak Malays pick team
    61 7 IPOH Mon. OIXTEEN players from Per.,k travel to the Federal cap llg the Christmu holidays to part m the lnt< r-State Mala; quadj tournaa P mg. w mergming tool i pla< on Doc 23, 24 and v mos of trials held Ipoh have ir: Abdul Aziz
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    BOBBY LOCKE TIPS VON NIDA
    119 7 Bobby Locke's tip for the British Open n >.: year is stralia's Open champion. Norman xon Nida. "l feel it might be the year for him to win it." Locke wrj from bourne. "He is playing ter golf than perhaps ai ge of his career.
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    58 7 lILI.O Angelini ot Al xandj ria was second yesttrday m the Italian golf Championship at Rome. First place to an Italian. GrappaHassanein of Egypt wit liar iw b fore tl c end of the tournament. He found weather conditions m Rome not suitable for his play. It had
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    GOLF CUP RESULTS
    35 7 il id Club 1 I I I F. Ho. R Cl f r ri) bt. K. T I bt t i p up: E. Ml )t. T. v I luur ana tni
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    Bukit Timah winners
    47 7 picture. LEFT: Mrs. Percival leads m Abbeystead (Percival). winner of the second race last Saturday. RIGHT: Mrs. Gillmore is all smiles, too. as she leads m Result (Ellery), who followed up his Penan*; success h v taking: the first race on Saturday. Free Press
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    Horses not accepting
    100 7 TIIK following bones will not start tomorrow: Bright Eyes, Miss Nathan. Persian Lord. Uninsured, Pink Gin. Tudor Pride, Mata liar!. Cambridge, Mascotte, Ra-Li, Jack's Darling, French Custom, Autumn Balloon. Silver Sequin. Gold Meridian. Harrier. Contract, Haydee, Fairfelt, Gilian, Bright House, Unless, Baroda Prince. Seventy Seven. Fatber*S Pride.
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    32 7 STOCKHOLM soccer team Aik Saturday beat Tel Aviv Hapoel four-nil at Tel Aviv. eden's Djur garden Boc(T.ib on Friday beat Burby two goals to nil at —A P.
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    40 7 Two An on Saturwon their way through the second round m New South Wales tennis singles championship. Art Larsen beat Roy Felan 6-4. 6 4. 11— 9 and Dick Savitt be.it George Worthineton 11 9. 6—l. 6—l A.P.
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    G.H. Q. player saves S.C.R.C.fromdefeat
    231 7 pHINESE Recreation Club went down to a superior team at Tanglin yesterday when they were beaten by G.H.Q. FARELF >— 1. Headquarters packed a fine defence and a faster forward line which combined well. Chinese fielded 10 players and S&t K. Read, a G.H.Q player
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    308 7  -  CHARLES BRYCE By ARI'GBY trial is no place lor th likes to watch a r ood tpen fame, liidividu <!.-> iiro out 10 impress ihc selectors and icMtn is Uv any neat team-work. But individualism i^ everything m ru^^er. There is a lot to bo said
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    Yarosz, Turpin matched
    64 7 TOMMY Yarosz. who ill feated one British Empire "hope" m his last appearance m London. fe»terday agreed to liyht Randolph Turpin. British middleweiuht champion. Yarosy. a Hsht-heavy from Monaca. Pennsylvania, outpointed Dave Sand> oi Australia before Sands t<»ok the British Empire middleweight title from Dtek Turpin. Far#a
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    BIRTHS
    34 8 cON. Oil Nov. 19th at K..r X rbau, to Sheila, wife M. Jamieson. a son. STEVENSON: To Mr. Mrs. J.O.R. Stevenson at Kilwinnin^ Scotland on 14 h. October, a son. E i well
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    21 8 ALFRED JOHN THORNE of 876-D. Upi>er ScranRead died on 17th Nov. 19jO -c o! 67. Deeply regrettMelbourre pipers please copy
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    50 8 THE FAMILY or the la*e Mrs. Kee Soon th.^nk relaiivei and .ds who paid night visits, ■s etc. diring their bereavement. \'R MRS TAN KIM VAN r.k all friends and revho a- tended their wedding N nber, 1950. and r the good wishes and a pres > sent to
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    51 8 Father and car were blazing FOUR YEAR-OLD Kathryn a lot ol Arthur G. Starr, brother i 2. uld r from h for a She penniirks flew. Wires got 1. red from beneath hoed. M >bed and Tommy and aba. ship. The c as ablazi re pump arrived. a:u: was Dad.
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    WOMAN ACCUSED OF
    275 8 Wife sued for libel LONDON, Tuesday. A TALL, thin, middle-aged clerk insisted m the High Court, London, that he had been "more than a friend" to a woman who complains she was falsely accused of seducing him. The accusations were made m letters written by the man's
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    27 8 PRINCE ON WHEELS Thin -yenr-old Prince Paul Wossen Snggad Hakonnen Haile Selassie, rranison of the Fmperor ol Ethiopia, enjoys i Iricycle trip on holiday ne.ir Berwick. Scotland.
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    'I WAS VERY HAUGHTY' SAYS RED
    123 8 VIENNA, Tues THE popular Communist confession: "I was bad, but Iv. ill not be bad any more" bas spread from Moscow to Hungary. There. newspapers are playing up the public selfcriticism of authors, artists and scientists who da not quite follow the party line
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    DOCTOR CRUEL TO WIFE'S BIRD
    104 8 LONDON, Tuesday. DOCTOR who stamped on his wife's love-bird and crushed it to death had a decree nWi uranted against him. This incident was just one example oi the husband's brutality, said Judge Leon In the Divorce Court, London. The wife, Mrs. Barbara, Nancy Cantwell,
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    80 8 Purlin, Tues T EARNING Russian '::.h lecome the most Important thing to dc at r or the boys and girls of East Berlin. The Education Department of the Communist East Sector Administration has ordered an Investigation to be made of every single case cf failure m
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    AIRLINE'S LOSS
    24 8 Sabena, the Belgian airline, operated during 1949 witii a total loss of U551,783,000 a report to the Board o! Governors said.- A.P.
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    16 8 In th*» first e!^ht moir 1950. Italy's population in;ed by almost 300. 0 mi. A. P.
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    59 8 U.N. ADVICES S. AFRICA The Ad H mittee it the United N ii ncr U Ass< mbly yi led thai I. Pakistan and South hold a round table conference the problem of the Indian minority m I Union's ritory. A* the i time, it retmnended to South A: to refrain
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    Policy unchanged
    36 8 The British government said yesterday that the Chlno.se Communist invasion ol Tibet would not affect Britain's recognition of the Peking government or its support for seating the Chinese Reds m the United Nations.— U.P.
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    JEST A MINUTE!
    27 8  - JEST A MINUTE GEOFFREY HVANS U., And witr, mis new 'iicrease In |rio cost of carpets I don t want to sea you on (t again I
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    SLIGHT DECLINE IN U.S. STEEL
    57 8 A:. steel Ind I was scheduled to produce 1.975.000 net tons of m and steel for castings this week, working its facilities at 102 4 percent of their rated capacity. Iron and Steel Institute, announcing the estima i they represented a decline of .2 percent
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    U.K. MONEY
    27 8 Yesterday's closing prices on the Hong Kong Money Exchange were: HK56.46/6 45 per U.S. dollar. HKSI6.IO per pound sterling. HKS3O2 per tael of gold.— U.P.
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    42 8 AFTKR he was refused passport to travel to Britain "on behalf of peat y author Howard Fast said "I have already been m one of Harry Truman's prisons (for contempt of Congress). Now my wi«.ole country is a prison."
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    U.S. ARMY SPORTS ITS PIPE BAND
    147 8 WITH UN. FORCES. North Korea. Tuesd 4 MERICAN bagpipers of the 2nd Infantry Division piped the honours when their Divisional C mander presented the first two Dlsl shed Service Crosses won by the Division m Korea. The awards went to C\ip: Ernest J. Schauer
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    16 8 c Lai At! I I to rof: n Ush aut] left I. A.P.
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    94 8 It curls 'just like hair' PARIS, Tv stay. THE hairdresser m swimming trunks stumbled over the seaside racks and toyed with a slippery piece of green seaweed. He started tearing the seaweed into lon« thin strips and suddenly he cried, "Wonderful This seaweed curls like hair.
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    31 8 PEACE PMNTKK— Be whisker d Uladimir Dimitrofl stora a painter and Bulsarian delegate to thf Wai Peace Congress talks with a woman deletjatf after KMff turni-d htk at Northolt Airport L»ndon
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    23 8 Israel will drive out infiltrators Egypraids Arabs' JSRAEI oui tered I continue Tel A me squa* ihe E. Th< ly v. I A.P.
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