The Singapore Free Press, 22 November 1950

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    20 9 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA PRICE TEN CENTS. i- 945 11— SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1950.
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    MALAYA DENIES U.S. CHARGE
    298 9 No \i n m ercifu I profiteering DNS by a T.S. Senate Military Sub-Committee yesthat "nationals of other countries are profiting unmercithi prices they charge the United States tor raw rubber" nuoosli denied this morning by Mr. A. F. Taylor, general of (luthrie and Company. said:
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    America "restive" over Red buying
    211 9 WASHINGTON. Wt-d. I^HK nitrd Bt«1tl -ovtrnrtient had temporarily Mi>Dt*ndt*d buying natural rubbtr for stockpile. Mr. W irr**n l.oikwood. President I of the Natural Rubber Rurfau said vesterd.»> m i iliimt— "The rurrrnt lack of *ovrrnmrnt buvins;.' hr >aid. would indicate tbtt thr stockpile position up
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    Soviet moves on Jap pact
    211 9 LAKE SICCESS. Wednesday. RI'SSIA has submitted to the United States a number of questions about the proposed Japanese peace treaty, it was learned yesterday at Lake jsuccess. The questions have been referred to \Va>hington for reply. In an hour long interview Mr. Ja-ob Malik, permanent
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    British tanks for Egypt
    67 9 LONDON. Wed THE War Minister. Mr. John Straehey, told the Hous« of Commons yesterday that a ronsignment of Centurion tanks sold to Egypt had not vet been shipped. A member rose to ask if it vas not unusual to sell tanks to Egypt m view of
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    NO TIN ACCORD
    22 9 T v it» onc-n":- n;h-old world tin couf« reuoe i-nded yesterday without' reaching any agreejrt«it on international control* U.P.
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    BRIGGS BEGINS TALKS
    206 9 LONDON. Wed. 2IR Harold Brig&s, Director of Operations m Malaya, arrived m London last night by air from Singapore *to ask the British Government for more aid m his campaign to defeat Communist terrorism. He begins his talks with government officials today. Sir Harold Briggs said at
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    Fed. raises British Far Fast income
    112 9 LONDON. Wed. NET receipts of Britain's Far Eastern terrttoriei from trade with the dollar area are estimated at US$l !•> 000.000 during the first halt of 1950. Mr. John Edwards. Economic Secretary to the Treasury said yesterday m London. Tills was chiefly due to
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    Polite 'no'
    35 9 Britain's Conservative press yesterday called the Foreign Secretary. Mr. Ernest Beviu'i statement on Egypt's claims for the evacuation of the Suez Canal zone a plain but polite rejection of Egypt's political mirage." U.P.
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    CHINA IMPORTING MORE FROM H.K.
    165 9 HONG KONG, Wednesday. I^OREIGN goods including strategic materials such ts steel and rubber are pouring into Communist China by way of Hong Kong at an unprecedented rate, it was revealed yesterday m oAVial trade statistics for October. Red China is taking almost half of Hong
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    Best bets for today
    51 9 By ALLAN LEWIS BUST bets for today's Bukit Timah races are SKTSCRAPKR, HAPPY QUADRANT. TOBOGGAN and ONDINE. Best outsider U BONNIE PRLNTK. The coins; should be good, if no rain falls this afternoon. Trespasser's best bets are PRINCE (HARMING and RICHMOND. Latest track hints m pa«e
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    Two Wide Boys
    15 9 "It's wnazing how ctlractive h<>rse racing tan appear BEFORE a meeting George.'*
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    19 9 picture. When this car overturned m Mount batten Road last night. the five Chinese occupants escaped unhurt. Free Press
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    Rest for Cripps
    37 9 Sir Stafford Cripps. former Chancellor of the Exchequer. is suffering from an Infection of the spine and will n^ed prolonged rest and treatment m the Swiss mountains. Lady Cripps said m Zurich yesterday. Reuter
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    DEARER HESSIAN
    30 9 The Indian Government has increased the ex- port duly on hessian from j750 to 1.500 rupees (U.SSISB 'to USs3l6* and on sacking n 50 to 150 rupees A.P
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    17 anti-Reds shot in S'hai
    60 9 HONG KONG. Wed. THE leftist newspaper Ta Kung Pao reported from Shanghai yesterday that 17 Chinese were executed by a firing squad for anti-Corn munist activities m t lie biggest mass execution In China since the war. Thirty-five other Chinese were tried on the same
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    HAGUE TALKS
    23 9 First talks m the Nether-lands-Indonesian Union Ministers' conference, dealing mainly with economic and financial problems, opened at the Hague yesterday. Reuter
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    REWAID PLEADS
    26 9 The forroer French Premier, M. Paul Keynaud. yesterdaypleaded with Britain to join the Schuman Plan for pooling West Europe's steel and coal resources A.P.
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    He wants door locked
    78 9 I^HK 1' phone ran* at th home of Davis County t i i.v,i Hess. A voice said: "Please come down and \m k tin* jail door." li- -,s hurried to the jail and found that one of the three inmates had picked the door lock and
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    TROOPS HOLD LINE—& WAIT
    282 9 TROOPS HOLD LINE— WAIT 4 Wary eye 4 on situation From LIONEL CRANE TOKYO, Wednesday. AMERICAN troops on the Manchurian border at Hyesanjin were doing all they could last niijht to consolidate their position. Their immediate orders are 'Hold what you have" and at present there are no plat;? to
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    Reds massing for major I-C. offensive
    247 9 SAIGON, Wednesday VIETMINH Communists massed m the foothills a# the western edge of the Red River delta ye> day m what appeared to be the start ol a maj.»r assault on Indo-China's vast rice basin. A French military spokesman acknowied that the Communists, who
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    NO HELP PROMISED
    27 9 Britain has "entered into no commitments to help France flghl Communism m Indo-China. the Foreign Under-Secretary. Mr. Ernest Davies, said yesterday m London. A.P.
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    Strachey nails charges
    71 9 LONDON Wfd THHE War Minister, Mr. John Strachey. yesterday refuted charges* m Parliament that the British troops fighting m sub-zero temperatures In Korea were not adequ^' supplied with winter clothing He said that heavy uniforms may have been delay* d because ammunition and other supplies took priority
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    COFFEE FOR LONG LIFE
    28 9 Fran Bertha Gan7< Lin celebrated I birthday yesterday.. Hi inula fol cup of ttronc coffee bet «oing to bed and an or-.- ai Senna
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    U.S. $36m. promised
    31 9 Untied KftUonj officials la Seoul w d that ths total valti»» t>f iclief con tions already promised to Korea by United Nati«>m member nations is US *3ft,--000.000 Reuter
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    Student's Exam Room 'SOS'
    516 10 f^OULD you kindly recommend a suitable diet for candidates who are sitting for an examination which will last about a fortnight. What food should they not eat and ichy** STUDENT. >uu.tp<tr«*. ANSWER:— A student before his examinations ha-s late nights, little exercise and m order to
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    'INOCULATING' THE WHEAT
    501 10  -  VICTOR SIMS By "Whoerei i maki U ears of corn or two blades grass to grow, where mankU and do more essential $ervU ntrv, than wh icians put m pOLJ 11C1ANS can start pulling their up Mr Prank R. Home, v 46-year-old .sun-bronzed t'jant ol a man.
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    RESTORING SIGHT TO THE BLIND
    311 10 RESTORING SIGHT TO THE BLIND DURGEONS, to whom the grafting of a small square o f the human eye's transparent surface is an ambitious venture were staggered recently by the announcement that a blind animal his had its sierht restored by the grafting m of an entire eye. The pearl-sized
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    The Chapman Pincher Column
    42 10 The Chapman Pincher Column T t such tion of the -hu eye will ever be p of Ston op). rch. AT London s < >pi Sir Duke-] r, who had .v I shown d eh can r a graft ol is Bid rabbil
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      174 10 Solution To Crossword No. 208 -ul| HON.— r. -v PA >. B 13 E iten. 18. X R 22 P Down Monoo on 1 2, D 14 Nausea. 15 Capers. 16 v na. 20. Hew Cr^sswoyd No, 299 t LIJKS .U ..tiss 1 l 1 Britannia appears 15). 4. The
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    HOW GOOD IS MAG'S ARMY?
    275 11 HOW GOOD IS MAG'S ARMY? Real test is still ahead HONG KONG, Tuesday. I'HK Chinese Communist soldier, who has been added to the Korean picture, is a good soldier; but he has not been tested much against good mechanised forces and has not been through the crucible of a losing
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    19 11 i Pi K'v.ii Mo:'d uiin Belgium > lamp before* uniii; down the pit clurru- H^lm.in i .impiiif mmm; area recently.
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    R.O.K. MAKES THE GRADE
    41 11 R.O.K. MAKES THE GRADE \iIMV III). KOREA, Tuesday. >nf cannot build an arm.. It took American monrj lo rebuilt! ihc Ke'JM'K> .irm\, shattered four Reds crossed the 38th this i i\ i! war. .n mil. A::av and Its asd asdf A.P.
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    DENIES CHARGE
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    6 11 N.i DA] R i led Reuter
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    PAY INCREASES DRAW RECRUITS
    39 11 Mj John Strachi Bi ish for War. announced that recruit- he regular army doubled since Sep: 1. n pay increases became In Sep: ember and October T 500 men and women Joined compared d. Reuter
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    'HEARTY WISHES
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    CHIANG COULD FREE CHINA'
    11 11 T.\ aid "I I m d A.P.
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    NEHRU WARNS CHINESE REDS
    22 11 r allow rom Tib- 1 H:~ nlng obvlousls n^d at the Ci; Tibet toward I has i U.P.
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    SPENT OWN MONEY
    33 11 American Mercury Magazine said that the late Mr. James Forrestal. while U.S. Secretary of Defence, spent at least U.S. 5150.000 In private funds to right Communism In Europe.- A. P.
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    BUCKLEY
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    Russia has vast uranium supplies
    109 11 BERLIN, Tuesday. JJOVIET engineers In Europe and Asia are ridding R nlin of its worst fear a shortage of uranium for atomic weapons. New uranium deposits discovered m the last jrear by far-flung Soviet mining expeditions indicate that large supplies «»i the i HU i-ii
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    Whipping enthusiasm
    83 11 1)1 KIN(. X i<li'» said tii.it the 0 residents <ii \:ilu!u Mini hunu. have t.ikpii up posts "m the from iirn- of national d»*-ft-iKc h\ Assisting the Korean people's itrafglc i-.nnNt American aggression iiui bjp increasing production The bm:idt .»st compared the Unerlcans with the i tp nesc
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    Bridge Hands
    306 11 Both sides vujuerabla South dealer The bidding SoutU WMt Nor tb Eatl JTt X: Itt All".H7HA proper w»] >* pUj :he club suit m hand v> asks the player who hem "he South cards. 'Should you te two finesses or should J 4 J«d o LH ace and
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    Patrolman No. 13
    91 11 CLARKSBURG. WEST VIRGINIA, rues. 'THE name of Patrolman A Sam Nebon Fury rs. He was burn m 1903. He has been m the force for 13 years, since Oct. 13. 1937 Before that, he d 13 years for the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. Sam says he weighs
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    125 11 Officers of the Singapore Volunteer <>rps recently held their first post-war mess night. Among tho>.present ucr e ten honorary members of the Mess I rout row. left to riuht: Capt. W. Stewart (Royal lister Rifles) Adjutant of the Corps: Major I V Williams (2nd B n S.S.V.F.): Major Hutfh Morrison
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    THE PROBLEM FORK.
    11 11 Wist* imbridgeshire, i i the headng i i
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    Malaria threat to Egypt
    158 11 CAIRO, Tuesday p(i\I > T today faces invasion by a tiny but deadly enemy. The enemy is the anopheh^ gamMl mosquito, the most dangerous carrier of malaria m Africa. The man-hunting '"Gambia" has .truck at Egypt's health before. In 1942. -Gambia" swept In from the Sudan
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    13 11 old Hollywood film t a Id ndon for an emergency <■• to appenc A.P.
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    He likes buses
    55 11 AFTER driving buses for 39 mm: lr-old Mr James Whjit of London feels M much at home m them that he has decided to live In one. He is planning to settle m a converted hus at Mm near Sheerness The driver's cabin which is brin<; extended,
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    The audience didn't tell him the truth
    50 11 The audience didn't tell him the truth HONG K< 4 FTER a ho- ite Shop Shanghai li i -x ■am ana deI I H-- i ich sood wei »en available Russia and advLsed his aud- A.-rk hard Cor:. g< »verni --at. re thought It ad- I *:p Shop v. U.P.
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    'AIM TO PREVENT 3rd. WAR'
    45 11 A MB MB; nist J pd to and thereby pr United SUtw Gr: n-ying I ernor of Kwang-tunfi world repres raid ent. th^ United S war v I war p i and d- -Hi. He g fiHd I g U.P.
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      167 11 V i LUCKY STAR Ii r>i il- uith all i Ml have tMr- tl) B puMi, You do well m if head You far literature philosophy and "i of travel. probabl- > during your I could write of your jour- >v mifht use H locals m fie- SDF SINGAPORE BFEBS
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    PEOPLE in Singpore a local picture page
    309 12 One-year-old Flora Joyce H.iniii cuts her birthday take, aided by her mother. She i> the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. llanin of 352 Thomson Road. Mr. C. A. B. Starling, President of the SingaporeJohore branch of the Autonobilc Association of Malaya,
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    Egypt Muslims may lose extra wives
    104 13 Egypt Muslims may lose extra wives Y!KO. Wednesday. i S Slimed at restricting the ancient right of polygamy are contained m a drawn up by the Egyptian Ministry of Bill has the approval of Islam subject i salt is, n of such mea i has been conbefore m E^ypt, but
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    DUCKS-BUT NOT FOR DINNER
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    Mystery ice from sky
    8 13 Mystery ice from sky the i but it
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    BRITAIN TO IMPORT COAL
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    POOL WINNER SENT £100
    4 13 POOL WINNER SENT £100
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    FREE BEER FOR BLITZ WOKK
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    BULLDOZER IN SEA
    17 13 O: killed and Injured when a bull- peratlngon indg ite 1 ne ran I
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    MIGHT IN THE MED.
    36 13 i rut of the Mediterranean Fleet anchored at Trieste, where th N.i\\ is paying a courtesj < ill. Th« Fleet composed <»f the < ruKer Gambia and the destroy«M> hivalrou.s. Chieftain, Che^vera and Vigo.
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    WIFE KILLED HIM WITH A BOTTLE
    118 13 OTTAWA, Wednpsday \N heiress to a fur fortune has been charged with beating her husband to death with a bottle In the Canadian capital's most exclusive hotel and then telephoning his obituary to a newspaper before police knew he was dead. Mrs Marion G
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    DRAGONS GO BACK TO SCHOOL
    78 13 DRAGONS GO BACK TO SCHOOL I UJL. Wed. '|*HRLE nine-year-old Seoul boys have b^-n commended by President Rhee for "heroic c to t tie Republ.r Th" children led a schoolsan 01 ton t- the Dragons of, rty. All its n>'mb»-rs I national Hags drawn m b on th<'ir ch< n
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    GIRL, 6, TAKEN FROM GUARDIAN
    230 13 GIRL, 6, TAKEN FROM GUARDIAN Tradesmenfigh t for return LONDON, Wednesd A LITTLE #irl of six has been taken awa> from a woman who has been a mother to her for four years, and handed over to a British count y council's care. And a town's tradesmen are Jjoing: to
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    Church survived Communist rule
    269 13 HAMHUNG, North Korea, Tuesday. SMALL building stood beside the broad concrete A^ highway running: from Hamhung to the Sea of Japan. A cross on top marked the huHriin? as a place of Christian worship. Curiosity impelled us to enter two correspondents and a former Korean law
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    Child's gunplay
    45 13 AFTER takiiu evidence m secret In America's bin «iti«*>.. Senator Estea Krfauvcr. chief i>f the Congressional MHiniry into organised crime, made this interim report. "Organised crime m the country today would make kindergarten pl:i v oat of the operations of the Capone boys.*
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    58 13 DOWN DOWN DOWN— Sn mm Carlos H. Smith, postman on board the U.S. destroyer I K'oS he Korean toast, complained one day of toothache. His commanding officer »ent an SOS to the admiral commanding: Task Force 77. who sent helicopter The was "lowered to the de. ks of the t0
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    UN rejects Russian proposals
    148 13 UN rejects Russian proposals NEW YORK. V. THE United Nations Assembly has rejected Russia's terms for co-operating m the -pment of the Secre-tary-General Mr. Trygve Lie's 20-year peace programme. Instead, it has adopted a ninePower resolution calling lor the appropriate UN. bodies to work on various phases of Lies plan.
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    RENT PAID IN PAINT
    50 13 RENT PAID IN PAINT The urban council of BilWicay. Essex, propose to let tenants who keep their houses spick and span live rent free for one week m the year. The council believe that what they los'> m rent they will more than save m thfc cost ot interior decoratine
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    No promise of aid in I.-C.
    52 13 BRITAIN made nu menu on [ndo-China recent n French and American I m Mew \'< n Uncit Mr Ernest Davtes .said London. Woodrow x a I h.ad asked m \he Hoi;>»- of c mIfMH whether he had I it*•i. buto-china m New Tori the
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    'Go slow' victory
    37 13 'Go slow' victory FRANKFURT. Wed. 'pHE West German Social Democratic Party hati[ti vie! dry m the House and WuerttembBaden Parlian tions as Important erSdei of suppori policy on rTh Kurt Schu nt:.-. ten port m? \\><:- Gernion Reuter
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    BUS FUNERAL
    34 13 Mr. George Horton. for M yfars an inspector of the Mid land Red Bus Company, was buried at Burbag»\ L^u-esttr .shire— his remains being borne In a red bus draped m mourning
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    ENVOYS' ROAD TO MANDALAY
    272 13 RANGOON, Wednesday. ITIPLING'S Mandalay will echo diplomatic whispIV era for the first time since monarchy days when foreign ambassadors reach the historic city this month. The diplomats will be attending a glittering 'lion by the Burmese Prime Minister, Thakin Nu near the site of the f'nal
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    Russia's dual China policy
    51 13 NEW YORK V. BRITAIN has B I the Soviel Union ol not wain ing the C'hiiiesf Communists ■n he seated m the United Nations, where they would have wide contacts with the non-Communist world. Addressing the Aster ol 1 S r, i art Bri- o: Russia's
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    FIERY MISSION
    14 13 A four-man dele or has arrived In Moa ites new* agency J
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    More jobs for Ceylonese
    10 13 More jobs for Ceylonese < r D EuropeH' <-•«»..« r* n Reuter
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    Dr. Drees asks for co-operation
    42 13 Dr. Drees asks for co-operation THE HA JHK ■•>■ pi Holkml and Indonesia did I it the Duti-h P D Diee.s. su ihe second Ifi N "We m tween cidt^d to hold is once foi th< I 1 how pr<i k satis! by
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    HE PRAYED FOR THEM
    28 13 W n ing throu rouie n 'lirough Colomb joined by a Budn man Wh Duly marcniny careiullv I ..ou.sly for thtnr jrn hom»\ Reuter
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    GLUT OF SHARKS
    16 13 Slut Danish ti thousand.- Lind a i mark Ing i land "Our herringss
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    SPARROW HOSTEL
    15 13 A 93 cam kens- In Hampstead i is run by Mr W s
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY Nov. 22, 1950 China and the UN.
    326 14 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY Nov. 22, 1950 China and the UN. IIK. Kenneth Younger, ifl British Minister of Si ate. htt^ voiced a^ tsptcion which has lt en widely held for a lon£ time now: that tlie Russians do 4 want Communist China represented at t: I i ted
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    Aid For Empire s 'Poor Relations'
    834 14  -  DONALD McCORMICK The Colonial Development Corporation plans to revive j flagging industries m "forgotten outposts of the I, Commonwealth from Tristan da Cunha to darted Africa. < By >"EW projects to develop some of the backward areas of the British Colonial Empire have been
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    SKIN DEEP
    554 14  -  CHARLES HILL I>\ l)V vo two skins alike, rhey differ not only m their colour, thickness, and the frequency with which they are washed but m the m which they behave when confronted with the outside world. Some skins are as tough as the hide of a rhinoceros,
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    A Challenge to Spore Music Lovers
    936 14  - A Challenge to Spore Music Lovers PRESTO Mutic topics by BY a most unhappy chance two musical events of considerable significance are being i given at the Victoria Hall m December withln a few days of each other. It is unusual for anyone m this colony to complain about a
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      19 14 1 LONGINES WATCHES j***** W Keep Time on Ma lava m IN. SENA LTD. M PCNANG BANGKOK ij|^«k SINGAPORE
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      105 14 /*/*^^w»j|A *^ISt V MjflAi H€»tTH g Xm&TK)* 1 AGENTS: CALDBECKS "HIS MASTER'S YOKE" r The Singapore Branc Company Ltd of Ho constructing a Stud o at Orchard Road latest amplifying and other concert hall nature It w!l be The Studio will be devotee 1 tv C Recitals and Concerts by
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    S'PORE PLANS BIG SAFETY DRIVE
    173 15 S'PORE PLANS BIG SAFETY DRIVE ffort to cut a ident rate Press Staff Reporter oj< safety campaign for this year, A which will cost over $20,000, is led by Singapore's Safety First i an effort to reduce the high acciuhuh still prevails m the Colony. will be conducted through the
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    52 15 gE\LNTLEN- YEAR-OLD Warrant Officer Jayanto Mitra the MATC wh <> performed aerobatics yesterday at Kalian* m a Tiger Moth talks to Mr. E. C. Daniels, manager of P.O.A.S. which has awarded him a training scholarship, before the take-off. Looking on is WingCommander C. A. Masterson of the R.A.F., his instructor.
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    ELECTIONS: BOTH PARTIES CONFIDENT
    149 15 ELECTIONS: BOTH PARTIES CONFIDENT Free Press Staff Reporter gOTH the Singapore poli- Meal parties contesting the Municipal elections on Dec 2, are confident of capIng four cf the six seat? he Municipal Commission which fall vacant next month. The Labour Party is contesting all the six seats the Progressives have
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    DINNER PARTY
    20 15 The Si:.- Jim; r Chamber of Commerce will held a social and dinner at VM.C.A, Orchard Road tonight
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    His key-words— love, love, love
    460 15 asdf Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S most prolific author is a stout. bespectacled Malay, Syed Abdullah \l Idrus, who m 18 months has written 24 stories of love and Intrigue with "chinta", M sayanf* 1 and *kaseh" (denoting varying degrees of love) as his keywords,
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    STAMP CLUB
    44 15 The following have been elected officials of the Singapore Stamp Club for 1950--1951: President, Mr. E. G. Staunton; hon. secretary, Mr. Robert Cheong; committee members, Messrs. Leong Hong Hee, J. B. Neubronner, S Bulbeclr. H. O. Rcdyk and Miss L. N. Ong.
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    U.S. general arrives
    75 15 U.S. general arrives Fr»«' F*r«» s Staff Keportfr MAJOR-G era! Harry E. J. loney of the Ui Btatts Martime C arrived m Singapore this tg by Pan Amerl Airways Clipper from Mai panied by Commander B I E Truman United States Navy on h.- Ding hli two-day v> m Sngapori
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    Right of injured persons to damages
    214 15 Free Press Staff Reporter TO take away the right of an injured person to 1 general damages when a penalty has been imposed on the wrongdoer is obviously wrong, says a Select Committee m a report to the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday on the
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    MORE NEW VESSELS COME TO SINGAPORE
    146 15 MORE and more ships, are coming to Singapore on maiden voyage, as the great shipping companies trading m the Far East replace wartime losses. The latest to arrive, the City of Ottawa, is 11. 000 tons deadweight— the last of 10 ships of this
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    224 15 picture i iwo p Oil. Replying to the said that both Mr. C. T. I and Mr, LtBB Yew Hock had been members of the Singapore Benharr, Committee Although tlie comuiitt'e u.ade no I on the question of parity of professional and admini>tra*i\e officers, the Ittee d I par:".. Prom
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    798 15 T Free Press Staff Reporter gPEAKING m the budget debate mi n the Singapore Legislative ouncil yesterday, Mr. C. C. Tan (Municipality South-West) laid that the Council might as well be dissolved if the fiscal policy of the Colony wtm to be dictated
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      61 15 MAIL Surface mail is expected •m Singapore today from Greai Britain, N. Ireland. Eire. Europe. North and West Africa, West Indies. Egypt, Ceylon, Burma. North India, South India, Pakistan. China, Hong Kong, Japan Pontianak md tht Federation. Latest times for posting surface mail at the GP.O. today are: noon for
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    38 16 pit turf VI M l I' it Mt ■>*' Br li^h war equipment destined for Korea, im lading trr (ratins Bnforsanti-aircraft suns, Bren gun carriers, weapon carr trucks and staff tir> being loaded onto the Benarts t»-.i Free Press
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      154 16 Coal causes a hesitancy LONDON, Wednesday. 'ERTAIN hesitancy and uncertainty In the Stock Exchange yesterday followed the Government announcement of its intention to resume coal imports, states Keuter's financial correspondent. This addition to existing fears of fuel difficulties m the coining winter months checked recent interest m leading industrials and
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      England v. Yugoslavia
      81 16 England v. Yugoslavia PjiNGLAND soccer j win ilavia today Stadium In N London Cond I] be m lr of the England v. .1 wel heavy turf. Eddie Bailey and All R*Dlthe Tottenham Hn?i.pur pi a;.- recovered from miii tries received m Saturday s I when spur-- n d a i
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    FEDERATION LUCKY IN FINANCE
    266 16 FEDERATION LUCKY IN FINANCE Govt. gives a zvarn ing Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Federation had been "exceedingly lucky" 1 m its finances, the Legislative Council was told today. The statement was made by the a Financial Secretary. Mr \V. C. Taylor, I adoption of the report
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    MCC disappoint in drawn game
    74 16 MCC disappoint in drawn game MC-C. had the better of matters n •t*o-day nutch against Vv* Northern District! *i llmmmn »>ut Hi tcrda> wa> not rerj taipresstve. Tl hours \m dismis> fur 1 »d«* u tt classed v strong In batii. >llowinf on 118 274 njiht enaoa I M C
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    28 16 asd lIIMIUI RY ard i with Lenli* < ompton t h- elubi Football Uajjm 11 «.:iipton M-en t«»r thf hall i..,,k lha honour!) irsen t! \\<»n *> 1 Free Press
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    LAMOTTA TO DEFEND TITLE
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    EMPIRE XI HIT 96 FOR 8
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    £75,000 limit pools dividend
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      183 16 11 M3ndrdK6 Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya VIS. WHEN THI 7^ r^ A*.' '.'i AS COURT ■pfssl ML' .'OU* HIGHNESS/ SOW '< PmY" W^MSL%m —^r HAS A THUMB--D7OTHE A.-jV 1/ y SUC- V tl IS^ |/\^f Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m .Malaya jr you see,
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    Murder in the hospital
    1044 17 -I new detective story by JOSEPHINE BELL Mil 1 m■ 0 I theatre. The nurse on duty went to see if she was reand her breati d her pulse v G 0 rd. as s 'I remember you I abc p :er I INTERRUPTED I ;^r
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    Lanes chances for R.U. title bright
    493 18  -  PETER LOVEGROVE By v THOUGH the half- m the Union Coui compeI been it is ady n probable title will .is and posehang of mi:id. ieshire ours I Midin th- while unsucc miere Keni and D k von. a V h i:: ten whei
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    B.B.B.C. silent on Farr-Wilde fight ,
    311 18 B.B.B.C. silent on Farr-Wilde fight >T Bl LelWi. Ed It was d by Secretary Mr Walt ham. because he was at Granby Hail and heard rumours that the tlmeper and the referee acFailed to synchron count and that In fact. Wilde was "counted out" m nine seconds It would appear
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    GARDNER WILL HAVE TO MOVE CAREFULLY
    195 18 By A Special Correspondent 'pHE Woodcock Story is ended. With his ex-Grenadier Guardsman Jack Gardtu r m eleven rounds at Earl's Coui .6tm, Doncaster's Bruce has irrecovablv laid no his boxing gloves with the comfortable bank ance to h\s •!>•<■ Tip Kir.u is dead;
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    Bruce has £60,000
    99 18 FMGI Rl S o| boxers shares ol receipts ire not made public, but m the boxing world EW.OOO i^ commonly talked aboul as tli<- fortune m. uif hv Bruce Woodcock. His t'ttil slmic From bis fuhtv it is thought, i>n>bably amounts to ClOO This l!.i> been subject
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    CRAYSTON ACCEPTS
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    A BIG LOSS TO HANTS CRICKET
    352 18 From A SPECI VI OKKi:>IM)\IM VI nKICKET and football lovers Will Irani with regret that all-rounder Johnrn Arnold will not be playing county crickel again for Hampshire. His health precludes anj such possibility. Irnold Is t*ne of the few men who have played 1
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    THE END IS NEAR..
    30 18 JACK GARDNER (rifht) lowers over the almost beaten ffoodcock nearin^ the mi <>f the 11th round "Wood <o< k retired just before this picture was taken.
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    Eddie Baity stays put in England XI
    112 18 Eddie Baity stays put in England XI Bj AKCIIII II there is one thi: Eddie Hiilv, Spurs o«ki the England team for jrei I ddie of Edmonf i,, IV\<M{ In company with Scotl blossomed Into the perfe< i m s(» that without him I lost 1 2 to IVales at
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    ANOTHER MISS BY BOLTON
    7 18 ANOTHER MISS BY BOLTON w f t
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    Blackpool Rovers' plans upset
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    FOUR SAFE BETS FOR TODAY
    449 19  - FOUR SAFE BETS FOR TODAY ALLAN LEWIS Skyscraper a 'good thing' By r OBOGG AN, Happy Quadrant and Skyscraper were mentioned as the three best beta on the card today, when the racing came under discussion at Bukit Timah this morning. Add Ondine's name to this list and I think
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    17 19 ilkepper. saves from Trevor durin; thr England v. Wales M?iderl.md on Nov. IS. England md Cieneral picture.
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    Teachers hold Varsity XV
    54 19 m .:> K-porter Mala i ailed to avenge their r In t! ion by Teachers m the ivturn rugby match at Nterday e.ided m a k f n plaj saw only periodic :;es o-' T ween the w :it. and In full force. 1 J. G
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    K.L. FINALS DECIDED
    56 19 I rp* i iff < \i i :vi k. v.d .ir:.! I (rul Yeoh I i I9SI men* I i. mi i!umhttr \jlsl olhrr hnalv »prr i b: f.s i I'm \\(r:\ > Dot Bl M I M(mII K< f lirBLCS: I < ii«- l.tjn Ltxins; lii
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    Trophycontest for place-kicken
    4 19 Trophycontest for place-kicken i
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    Playtime pleases in training
    113 19 Pl AYTIME (McPherson), working with an Bnnombtved horse, showed up well at Bukit Timafa tliis morning when he went vi w easily on the ouNuie of liis companion to run three furlongs m 4<< sees, i'his is a good elTort for a Class ."> horse as
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    ARMY HOLD RECS ONE-ALL
    102 19 DEFENDERS held the uppei 1 hand m the hockey match between Singapore Recreation Club and Army on the Padang yesterday which resulted m a one-all draw In the 18th minute Coutts sent m a pass for Rozario to slam the ball home for Recs. In the
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    All The Latest Selections
    236 19 RACE 1 2.15 RACE I 5.41 RACE 3 3 15 RACE 4 3 45 RACE 5 4 15 RACE 6 150 RACE 7 5.25 RACE 6 <M» ALLAN LEWIS SKI SCRAPER Lightning Princess Nuffield BLACK VELVET Irish Fame Tail Light TOBOGGAN Prince Charming Congo HAPPY QUADRANT
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    10 19 ''He's pacemaker /o r B ep. hho is colour-blind."
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    LATEST IABA AFFILIATIONS
    35 19 AFFILIATION ol lvplmA• B I Federation to the I B Associa' favoured referendum submitted I nation* I Bui. p' •he Oerman A i tcur B xing nkfurt, has been full n.- Reuter
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    More members for Stadium Boardproposed
    101 19 More members for Stadium Board proposed THE Select Commit ir.g the Singapore Sport? [urn Bill, hai a suggestion to incorporate a stadium tor Colony to provi <:e fc: bers of the pub ie shares n the Tl. mittee'i report t< ihe *;ve C terci. the er-essary In v;rw ol f<
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      745 19 TODAY'S CARD r<ARD of events for today's races is given below. Double tote will be on Races Five and Eight: Bijf Sweep on Race Seven. Race 1—2.15: Class 3, Div. 5— 6 F. 5 Yds. 1. 040 Actrrss Tulloh 9.00 "Bhaw Siab'.e" M--2 100 Campanile Wahab 8.10 "A. P. Stable"
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    BIRTH
    20 20 TEDDER: To Arle^te. wife of! A. M. Tedder, a son. Nigel, at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, en Els: No\ ember.
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    ENGAGEMENT
    46 20 TAY— NG. The engagement took place on Sunday the 19th November, 1950 of Mr. a»y Song Seng, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tay Nam Kiang to Miss N? Sal Choo. youngest daughter of Madam Lee Keng S'-ok ?nd the late la*. N^ Boon Piang.
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    75 20 MR MRS. TAN KIM YAM to thank all friends, the .lads Association and relatives who attended their daughter's wedding on 19rh November, 1950. and also for the good wishes ana valuable present* sent to them. TUB children of Om late Mr. A T. Hari's wish to thank re..nd friend*
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    SOVIET IGNORES CHINA AGREEMENT
    316 20 SOVIET IGNORES CHINA AGREEMENT U.N. inquiry urged by U.S. LAKE SUCCESS, Wednesday. THE United States called upon the United Nations yesterday to investigate Russia's relations with Nationalist China as a 'case of history which will serve further to alert the world to the danger to which none of Us can
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    30 20 MARINE All) Food medicine and ammunition are dropped at imwa to I.S. Marines cut off from the main attacking forte. Marine fi?htrr planes covered the supply aircraft during the operation.
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    Faithful for 34 years
    193 20 EGYPTIAN GETS £5,000 LONDON. Wedn^Mliiy. FM2YPTIAN-BORN Khalfa AH Fadel Ls richer by i v.; 0(>0 because he kept a promise he made thirty-four years ago to Miss Millicent Morse when she was travi'Umc m Egypt for her health's sake. Hfr servants had left her. When she
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    Rush for coal
    34 20 dealers In Britain 1 1 Aliped with orders rv householders rdai after the Govern ment announced it would haw t(> import roal to head off another winter iu^l crisis U. P.
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    TRIM, POSTPONED
    25 20 The treason trial of the American. Mr. Gordon Seagrave, m Rangoon was postponed until Nov. 27 to await thp arrival of new witn«*>es
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    U.S. ACCUSED OF SEX INTERFERENCE
    114 20 U.S. ACCUSED OF SEX INTERFERENCE HONG KONG. TUd. I*HE Chinese Reds accused the United States Government of interfering with the sex life of Chinese males. Peking Radio was detailing various alleged restriction imposed against Chinese by the United States. It said. "In the so-called Chinatown of New York the proportion
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    11 20 "Welt. v.hat a fin* ton horizon this 'mixed out to be
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    THE TWITTERS KEEP THEM SLEEPLESS
    189 20 LONDON. Wednesday. OESIDENTS of £700-a-year flats on Vktoria Embankment, London. Are worried because starlings m thousands with their ceaseless twittering keep them awake at night. People living near Charting Cross have tri^d sounding rlappers to drive them away, and the London County Council have also
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    Germans say 'no' to rearming
    82 20 Germans say 'no' to rearming STRASBOURG. Wed. ALL suggestions that G«tA many should be rearmed as part of the defence of Western Europe were rejected yesterday by the German Socialist leaders of the European Assembly at Strasbourg, following election victories at home. The German spoKe at the opening of a
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    THE OLD VIC COMES BACK
    234 20 THE OLD VIC COMES BACK LONDON. Wednesday. LMKST right and its on your left", chanted the ticket-collector at Waterloo Station. London. "Follow the crowd", said the first policeman. "You can hear the shouting", whispered the second. The Old Vie had re-opened after ten years. Great theatres and acting had come
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    Malaya to produce more cocoa
    85 20 Malaya to produce more cocoa r LONDON. Wed HTHE Malayan Cocoa Co., has beeai formed with a capital of $1,000,000 to develop the cocoa production m Malaya to the extent of 100,000 tons a year Thf* company was financed by the Colonial Development Corporation, a government supported organisation, and the
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    INDIA GIVING UP?
    21 20 India may break off her changes of notes protesting to Communist China against the invasion of Tibet U.P.
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    H.K. MONEY
    27 20 Yesterdays ofßc'jtl closing prices on the Hong Kong Money Exchange were: HK56.44/6.48-.- per U.S. dollar HKSI6 10 per pound sterling. HKS3O4 per <aH of gold
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    56 20 QI'RM.VS .tintlv Prime Minister. Thakin Nu. may learn tc waltz because he finds it "most Interesting* Thakin Nu. now vWtf^g MandaUv. was ruast or honour at a dance organised by the city's Roman Catholic community. He said m a brief speech he liked attending dance* because i
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