The Singapore Free Press, 27 November 1950

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1950. I'KM b Ih.N I \l^
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    CHINESE CAVALRY IN BIG PUSH
    630 1 CHINESE CAVALRY IN BIG PUSH MacA drive at a standstill From LIONEL (RANK TOKYO, Monday. QENERAL MACARTHUITS great push towards the Manchurian border has come to a halt. Reports which have jint come m from the north-western front show that the enemy has broken up the Second South Korean Corps,
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    Korea A-bomb turned down
    50 1 Korea A-bomb tur ned down WASHINGTON, Monday. Mates Joint Chiefs of Staff considered i against dropping atomic bombs on Minis! troops early m the Korean war. (1 m Washington yesterdiy. said that the proposal simultaneously but independently by I when the bulk of the concentrated ir the small on. time
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    4 winners for Lewis
    66 1 ALLAN Lewis, the Free Press rat-in? etfrttpondent. tipped four straight winners at Saturday's Bukit Timah races. They were Sweet Memory <Sl4> Ondine ($25), Tohoiuan (SIS) and Abbeystead <520). Sweet Memory and Abhev^tead were given as best bets Lewis tipped nine straight winners for the meetin*. including
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    Rape & murder orgy in P.I.
    101 1 Rape murder orgy in P.I. TWENTY-THREE people, Including 12 worm v and eight children, were n sacred at a little mountain village m a wild orgy or murder and arson, blamed on Communist Hukbalahaps. Ti. nal Defence Headquarters reported that 150 Huk guerillas iv.: *red the little villa. md herded
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    FRENCH FORCES 'PROVOKING'
    45 1 •ING newspapers m Shanghai and "Chinese people m various parts of ihe country" have protested Insl the "armed provocation of French ground and air force.s In the Chinanum border region" according to a New China News Agency message received yMterdav m London.
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    A VOID RISK TO PEACE SAYS M. P.
    117 1 qpHE United Nations Commander m Korea •■should not engage m any provocative adventures which might seriously endanger the peace of Asia and the whole woild," Mr Tom Dribera. Labour M P.. said last ni»ht" at Chatham Kent. Mr. Dnbers*. who returned recently
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    Pope attends special mass
    48 1 VATICAN CITY, Mon. THE Po] erday attended ers a sp< :cording to tntine rl for persi ited Roman :s throughout world. It was the second time thi* eenturj thai I ved 0,000 Eastern Ca- Um\ been u»ed In th< Chi-: 'lie Roman CaChurch. Reuter
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    PLANTER KILLED BY 95 ARROWS
    154 1 KIO DX JANEIRO, Monday. INDIANS on the warpath m the jungles south of the Amazon have killed at least four people and caused over 100 other casualties. Ninety-five arrows were found m the body of one dead plantation worker and 68 m the body of
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    TO HELP GERMANS
    26 1 The International Labour Organisation announce! the opening of a migration office m Germany to help Germans wishing to migrate to other countries. Reuter
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    Mr. Bevin to open debate
    70 1 THE Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest B< rln will open the House of Commons debate on foreign affairs on Wednesday. He expected to explain Britain's attitude towards possible talks with Russia and to make clear the form of current talks on the subwith France and the
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    13 BICYCLES STOLEN
    35 1 13 BICYCLES STOLEN Thirteen bicycles were reported stolen m various parts of the town over the weekend. A Singapore police .spokesman this morning warned cyclists to lock their machines' when they left i them unattended.
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    Robbed
    43 1 A Boyatvs*' named Mohammed Sirin bin Abu Bakar was held up at pistol point by a Malay and two Chinese at 1.55 this morning m Tanjong Katong Riad and robbed of cash and personal belongings to the total value of $52 60.
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    MAY VISIT FORMOSA
    25 1 Chinese newspapers m Taipeh reported that Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt is likely to visit Formosa early next month after a visit to Japan.
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    NOT FOREGOING AID
    29 1 A British Treas'.rey official denied a report from Ottawa that Britain has derided to forego further Marshall Plan aid rather than ease dollar iradf restrictions. Reuter
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    £200 for 5s.
    52 1 A BOOK of stamps, bought for .Yv m a post office by Mr. J. Edmonds, a British civil servant, was sold for V; 200 to a stamp dealer. Tha dealer then sold the book t« qsU*ctor for €375. Reason: The second sheet of 9 Ad. <t>amp* was
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    U.K. PROUD TO AID ASIANS
    163 1 U.K. PROUD TO AID ASIANS Griffiths on 'bold plan 4 CHATHAM, Kent, Monday. MR. JAMES Griffiths, the Colonial Secretary, said last night that the Commonwealth plan for aiding South and South-east Asia would be "a great, bold and imaginative plan to pool our resources to hpln raisp the standards of
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    Chinese 'ignore' Korea
    56 1 Chinese 'ignore' Korea ,I- 1 bin i leraulj noti- .1 N ition> a ..hi nn« at M «aa lher« pating "i di>i:v oinp: >>!<>n i gainst I ailed s t itei iinu Ea Lai, i i 1 liutt*d I v huh pr»'leatiata t»» i ida> m led bj »hu m
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    10,000 ft. up to cure cough
    141 1 10,000 ft. up to cure cough rree Pr»>s Staff Reporter FOUR YEAR-OLD European bojf v.ho had been ill with whooping cough for a month was taken up 10.000 fm m a Royal Singapore FlymK Club aircraft and cured. He wmt up. with hii mother, m a Cessna four-seater plane which
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    U.S. figures for approval
    61 1 WASHINGTON. Mon. LrNDER President Truman's I direction, the U.S. Budget Bur- au Iris uskrd all fed< ral to .submit for bu approval any statistics proposed for publication "'which may Involve questions of national security." i preliminary wauls restricting such lnf< [lon consid^r-Hi dan-;' i bureau officials
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    SIAM RICE TO COST MORE
    57 1 Asian countries will next year have to pay 10 per rent, more for their rice imports from Siam. The Siamese Cabinet Council has sanctioned the price increases to help cover a budget deficit of about US$l5.--000.000. It also has decided to abandon the N.E.F.C. method
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    Your best Christmas reading
    94 1 Your best Christmas reading A SPECIAL JO-pagp (fullsiw) Christmas Supplement will appear with the Free Prew M Wedncsda> This supplement, the first of sfvtral more to come, will contain a wealth of excellent Christmas reading. including: Articles by foremost British writers, a new detective story hy Roy Yirkers (one of
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    Penang couple ambushed
    67 1 PEXANG, Mom. A CHINESE couple, trailing on a motor cycle. air.bu»hed last nighl by *j known gunmen, suspected to be terrorist tie suburb m village of Reiau The woman v. through the thigh ar.d fell uff the pillion, while the n ■hot on the left leg. the
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    Bevin's message
    16 1 Bevin 's message ary. Mr E B nt a form Libya, which met for th< Satu
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    100 die in greatest U.S. storm
    219 1 100 die in greatest U.S. storm CHICAGO, Monday. THE GREAT storm o\er the north Eastern United states i»st some of its smashing force yesterday, but continued to jam the activities wi millions with a snow delude. It has done millions doll-: property damane. It lias cau more than 100 deaths.
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    ICE BLOCK WAS FROM PLANE
    16 1 ICE BLOCK WA S FROM PLANE t 12 1 bl«». r suburb mci ridcd m air''on-
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    The Land Of The Gurkhas
    978 2  - The Land Of The Gurkhas COURIER D MIMMMttt MMtt Jjy* £\S reading that the Nepales* Cong: insurgents were only 14 miles from Katmandu, it would h been rea -c to imagine that tne capital was within a days march and that it too would soon be the sc< Oe oflict.
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    AROUND TOWN
    466 2  -  Jeannette Jsy Travel Talk PILOTS of International air lines can now talk their way round the world, according to a recent news item. They must be a voluble lot, and nothing at al! like the R.A.F. pilots tnat I knew during the wva. none of whom could do
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    BRITISH RIVAL TO COCA-COLA
    135 2 ANEW drink, made m Britain and exported m dehydrated form, is bringing a strange touch of civilisation to sandswept Arab outposts m the North African desert. r- hitch hiking to L fr< m Tripoli F i- rick Hudsfip :■i k. Sittii Red on »'d ol all
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    NEW ICE ATLAS
    85 2 A 60-page ic< mum oi i observaiions made by the L waffe dv: bt-f-r. completed by Gt j rnian sdenti! 1 1 atlas, believed to be the ir. mprebensive b 'he world, i.s the it i: :v m yeai arch by members of the <■• Hydrographic J.
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      110 2 FREE PRESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS SIIUAIIONS VACANT— SITUATIONS WANTED— ACCOMMODATION VACANT ACCOMMODATION WANTED— FOR SALE— VEHICLES FOR SALE— WANTED TUITION MISCELLANEOUS Writ* tour «dvertitement here m BLOCK LETTERS five words to a line Cost per (minimum 4 lines) Insertion 4 lines 52 (minimum charge) j Box number Fifty Cents Eirra I
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      131 2 MORNING AFTERNOON DRLSSE; NOTHING OVER $25 No two dresses alilu In Lambskins, Linens, Cottony etc. All Washable. 1 11, D almeida St. (Opp Raffles Ph-.c Mais 4 TiH&Mg f/ Inecto brin£§ new natural /^^^C v *il colour to £rey or faded hair, l£ \r permanently and Indetectabfy. y Mm %c1
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      307 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR TIOKN today, you have an energetic outlook on life and se«* it m exciting and dramatic coloring. on will always do your best work when leadmu a venture or working independently of outside authority Since you are highly individualistic, you will never like to ne eoersod or
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    NO ALIEN LAW FOR BEDOUINS
    79 3 Murder costs 40 camels MEKSA MATR IH Western D,sert. .unduv. a roorh N: i avenced Rph; ade §ood T) the Bedou;:: a nan and one worn the ra bout receivl c cuaton world The g via remain h iband •h she may, if de her
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    Bridge Hands
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    Owner gets 'worthless' ruby back
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    TOTAL LOSS
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    MORE ECA HELP
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    46 3 A. P. photo. The deposed Kin^ Tribhuvana of Nepal (second from left) was welcomed by Indhin Prime Minister. Pandit Nehru, at New Delhi Airport. On the extreme left is Sardar Baldev Sin»h Indian Defence Minister, and on Pandit Nehru's left is Crown Prince Mahendra of Nepal
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    RICE IS THE 'ECONOMIC KEY TO ASIA'
    37 3 RICE IS THE 'ECONOMIC KEY TO ASIA' Rrole m I A>. subI -i :raph. I •R. polltj i\ and i I U r I i and p. rice pr the v. pop of B tnd Ii A.P.
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    Age does not stop his zeal for adventure
    186 3 Age does not stop his zeal for adventure HAMBURG. Germany, >u!id IVHEX is a man too old to seek advent i. •Never!" is the answer ?iven by th«> man i should know. He is Paul Graetz. German Africa pxptorei id the early 1900's. He announced a* party of his 75th
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    FULL THEATRES IN PARIS
    164 3 PARIS, Sunday. /CRITICS say it is a dull season so fat but you would never guess it to see how play-goers pack into the 50-odd flourishing theatres m Paris. London and New York, cities twice the size of Pans, support less than 40 each Theatre seats
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    BUCKLEY
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    STALIN ILL?
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    49 pairs but none fitted
    52 3 LONDON B J7IGHTEEN months a^o N man Claridge ri r ir.e W"ers to British lised n tern for a f he nrfti entitled r-olled up to his home and unloaded a piano-size >p Inside vere 40 pa. ies» not one of which w*s th« ri2:.
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    15 DIE IN FIRE
    17 3 c 11 died In a which broke r-. of reh it Oarha B
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      55 3 i 'ill 'f j ?«?s^i? s L( I I SINGAPORE BFEBS iSiogapo.jJ •Bl I V M 'TUOKR) 4 I 4 I from Singapore: 1 For the Schools: IS 1 ''r' i 130 T:m* S:enal st I 4 EBC I Cowbi B3r Past H N r J it Your F IA
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY Nov. 27, 1950. Talking Turkey
    77 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY Nov. 27, 1950. Talking Turkey GENERAL M urs stmas*' nlsc to his war.rv armies has been ned, by a leading taper, as t ►atest stum history. :s look to- undeni- coma :in£ an i n j Gin i ns: ,iS- T suri-i-h from I by
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    A Plea For The Rubber Planters
    1125 4  - A Plea For The Rubber Planters Hall Romney Sir Sydney Palme? hits out Commons* debate £iasco Ex-Malayans go to N. Africa Memorial to murdered nurses dfgh dfgh <; ■> T'HE Federation Government itainly si arted somet hing when, bypas- ■■:;iu c Legislative Council they decided drastically to Increase the nibber
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    8 4 a recent picture of Prince Charles, now two-years-old.
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    19 4 of L I i it 'noun Of the King's I Scotia ff 7 Lady Veto righ i I Tl
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    END OF THE WORLD SOON
    507 4 - says AMAR THE PROPHET HLSKHA Algeria. I/OKICHI Amar, a Slight, swarthy. solemn Arab wise man whose long-range vision and home-made charms have satisfied the desert world for almost 2. r years, recently made the biggest gamble of his life by forecasting the end of the
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    TEMPTATION TO MOSCOW
    217 4  - TEMPTATION TO MO SCOW F ITZROY MacLEAN ALP m rROM two months' travelling umong I bbours m brought back the im- it nee encouraging h I found m tl <-d. In :ed m I E crun. In U m Is then 1 pot< h to ourae oi I Lf it
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    Study Group
    21 4 rubber gentler Oitmp torth plenitude of g th( j the have b< posterity bj tics <>f the F /.< < K.C.
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    BANKRUPT CANDIDATE MAY STAND
    310 5 BANKRUPT CANDIDATE MAY STAND But he cannot take office Free Press Staff Reporter a bankrupt by an order of court on Friday, Mr. M. A. Rahim Khan, m Independent candidate who is contesting Rochore Ward m the Singapore .Municipal elections i>n Dec. 2, may eon tin ac to stand but,
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    PEDESTRIAN REFUGE FOR KALLANG
    137 5 Ircc Pn-sN Stall Kcportrr A proposal for the con- >■ of a four-foot vide permanent pedestrian island along Kallang Road, approved by the M Icipal > tee. A sum of $17,000 has recommended for its con- ;o bo a est ion a< ii lin and Bharu
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    U.N. OFFICER IN SINGAPORE
    63 5 U .N. OFFICER IN SINGAPORE A uniti d N.. RRcial, Dr. h T. Chu, with hia and three children, arrived In Singap erday from a:,v to Lake Success Dr. Chu works on I le N Seif -Govern m r Territories n ol United Nations' Department of Trusteeship. After a bru*f
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    37 5 *iiXT£I2N :ievv-t>pe taxis reoent23 atjptoveti "*i«r k3 cipal Commissioners pictured shortly uit^r *»f ir arrival i >; Singapore docks on Saturday on the ireighu-r Nordhval Thcj feature a -lass partition between driver and passev^ers. Picture i^ Tons Balrh.
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    HAWKERS' GOODS 'NOT CHEAP'
    165 5 HA WKERS GOODS 'NOT CHEAP' Free Press StafT Reporter T4IH Health Committee of the Singapore Municipal i-* Commission (foes not agree with the Hawkers Inquiry Com mission that hawkers "provide an essential service to the public at a cheap price". Cummentinc on tlir Com- mission's report. th*» Health committee says:
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    GO SLOW, DATO ONN TOLD
    340 5 GO SLOW, DATO ONN TOLD Free Press Malay Correspondent THK Kuala Lumpur Malay daily Majlis m an 1 editorial urges Dato Onn bin Ja'afar. President of the United Malays National Organisation, to "go slow' on his proposal to put UMNO <m a full national footing by offering equal membership rights
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    ACADEMY IS HIS AIM
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    HOSPITAL MAY BE MOVED
    7 5 HOSPITAL MAY BE MOVE D dfgh gf
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    LIVE SHELLS
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    20 YEARS TO CHECK TB
    102 5 Frw rress Nt;itT Reporter I! ill Malmya'i popuution u.rr im receive B.(\(;. i« m. it ion. m 15 t«» -0 yean from no* the >outh of the louutr.N w«»uld be protected au.nn^t Ivbercnlosis says i i ration Ctftlßf til >t.itenient hMifd yesterda>. Ii n\\ i->fs
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    SELETAR CLUB ANNIVERSARY
    15 5 SE LETAR CLUB ANNIVERSARY s Stall Reporter Cl RAJ I HJO E I I ake
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    MARINE POLICE
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    HILL CLIMB AWARD
    43 5 HILL CLIMB AWARD picture. (JAPT. Jennings receives a cup from Mrs. E. M. Storkey, wife of Singapore Motor Club's secretary, at the Kukit Batok Hill Climb yesterday. Capt. Jerlninjj'v of Selan^or, won the event for racers of I..">(M> cc's and under. Free Press
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    Statue arrives in Penang
    104 5 PENANO, Sun HUNDRED vu. raised m a song of wele greeted the statue ''i the Pilgrim Virgin at Butterworth here to-night as it v taker. aboard a special chartered launch to be i ried across to waiting thousands m Pen an g. A rosary service, conducted
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    New liner coming
    132 5 Free Tress Staff Reporter T AT NCHED m Holland early this i ano new ship "due m Singapon the beginning of 1951 is MS 1 the la addition of the fleet of the Royal Inter-ocean Ui Intended for the Indoi. ■apore-Hone Kong vice run. the Tjiwa which
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    Pine packers to mechanise industry
    226 5 Pine packers to mechanise industry Free Press Staff Reporter VjriTH a view to the complete mechanisation of the Malayan pineapple packing industry, I part\ of packers will visit Australia m January next tfl spect Australian machinery for aufomatk cutting, coring and slicing of pineapple «s well as recovering the waste.
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    CONTROL ON STALLS
    74 5 P xx Stan Reporter UAWKERS pon hi*; Ukely brought under tht iations c or Municipal < an amendment m ipal Ordinance th#\ effect of which will authority to the Commtss licence Mails se. food or drink m the pu. The amendment will i to be passed by
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    NEWLY WEDS
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    MAIL
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      28 5 TEA or COFFEE SET t> ;5^ welcomed gift. j T res nCa Match 5325/- -s 5/. pcs h SI I SILVERWARE DEPT., IA'.xrTORADIOOBAM W\ ..apore 5593.50 Fed. $670.50
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      204 5 Such loveliness as this may be achieved \n any climate ys of the CYCLAX' Home Treatment. X f THE FASHIONABLE WOMAN 1 fyj£o&' W\ IS ALWAYS DEL| CHTED TO X ffUrv R FAMOUS PREPARATIONS AS t yV^^ '^^f^ v MILK 0F ROSES 00 t yS^ ft <? MORNDEW CREAM 3
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    TOBOGGAN 1951 CUP PROSPECT
    523 6  - TOBOGGAN 1951 CUP PROSPECT ALLAN LEWIS Ideal type for this country Xv TOBOGGAN, revelling m Saturday's conditions, had no trouble m winning the main event on the last day of the Singapore Turf Club's Winter meeting. The track, which was still soft at 1.30 p.m., became very heavy when rain
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    Sweet Memory too good for rivals
    282 6 By ALLAN LEWIS DWEEI Mem. .1 v justified the support accorded her In the third race on k Saturday when she scored rather well from the pacemaker. Sisteron. trgc Woods bandied the winner witn splendid judgment. After she had t. ailed out 01 ttw
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    31 6 picture. BIKIT TIMAH WINNERS: Sweet Memory < Woods i. on the left, and Free Frenchman (NftWf), being led m after winning th* 1 third and fourth races respectively on Saturday. Free Press
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    Clever tactics by Little
    234 6 DILL Little's masterly handling of Voui Hit;lmess was the main factor m his success m the final vwnt of the neetinr. Little rode a very "heady" race and his tactics, m wearing: down River Moon, a noted mudlark and front runner, worked to per- i oc
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    $141 winner at Bukit Timah
    46 6 pictun 1 Frtt KrNiihnnn (Mawi). on the rails, keeps going to benl Playtime (McPherson) by a ii- k in Iht fourth race ((lass Dhr. I—9F.).1 9F.). Tempest (Woods) was third. I ree Frenchman p.iid $141 on tin* win tote Free Press
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    JAM WINS EASILY
    30 6 FREN I freeIn the lay of the three-da} con- i-oun- >nd. n th« *s back B I re. ay m 2 he E Clul B I A.P.
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    LONDON BEAT PARIS 16-3
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    IRISH LEAGUE
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    NEWPORT STILL UNDEFEATED
    159 6 |TNBEATEN Newport rugby XV, who played London Welsh at Herne Hill, London, maintained their record on Saturday although the game had to be abandoned owing to fog ten minutes after the interval when neither side had scored. Another "needle match" between Blackheath and Harlequins was cancelled because
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    Johore athlete transferred
    18 6 Fren 1 Man" K< jx.rt, r HORE BAM £HUA c I i 1 1 1
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    ARMY SOCCER TOUR
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    Eire hold Norway
    62 6 9 EIRE, two gujils behind a* OKnational soccer ma* h *rt h Norway ftt Dub. -rday I fteent force a two-all di ked as though they had the game m hand I ed lead inside 11 mi., with soals ov Bred< An dr» reo'.icpd the lead from
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    Basketball team from Java coming
    20 6 Basketball team from Java coming 1 a 'I and l which Soui I 1 -Month U U.S. Side May Come
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      105 6 m3ndrBk6 Exclusive to th<> Singapore Free Press m Malaya a' L '•.I IT n "I vij v y C_h oa en ~-U//>T-^-—^ k*.^ LOOK- i/\>S JANI Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya "\S"-'-'*J/ 3NVC 1"7 N 3^ soNi»N3a jlvmi r^S>^.^/ l v\3ieoad uonvs 'IVNIWIWD 23> 'ooomhdooj. J V
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    Referee has . bis say
    33 7 Referee has bis say W« l k Ice jumps on Kins. Ifl jrt kirn .iwi\ from kitkint; ißTas) vMh Hunter's second I looks rentlv U sh\ the :rr s ornrr a t Run?.
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    BAD PITCH FEARED FOR 1st. TEST
    360 7  - BAD PITCH FEARED FOR 1st. TEST REGINALD HAYTER Wright may be fit to play From JKA\ rain which has fallen m Brisbane o\er the week-end has raised a matter much more serious than a possible hold-up m the present M.C.C State match against Queensland. Had the week-end weather been fine
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    REFEREE WONG MAINTAINS ORDER
    148 7 REF EREE WONG MAINTAINS ORDER trtt W«i| Buck Lee Ls a man I liim tamer. At the Happy night, it wa* nis job again Kin* Konjj when he became wai he went about his business lhai a referee is the *kin? of the Kong to tne canvas, slapped ig bloncin
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    108 7 THt: flght between Ezzard he hold* r. and tie for the NBA fht ..v -aken place m Cincinnati omt 15 rounda on N 28 lias l> -t n D» c 5 because of er conditions. This was announced by the promoter. Sam Becker. > lerday. Jakt liintx,
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    Von Nida wins 'pro' title
    51 7 V on Nida wins 'pro' title NORMAN Von Nida beat Eric Cremtn six and five I 36-hole final of the Austra- pionship a: the Lakes coi Saturday. The title-holder, X by Cres m t: c him the p: c times He won it In 1946 and 1948 Ausbie polf do
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    Golf cup for Cruikshank
    31 7 RCRUIKSHAXK (hand Golf when he feated EM Larive day. Larive beat A. M CrawBovey <3> five and four and Cruikshank bear S. F. Hi 13' tv up
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    201 7 r PHE times returned at yesterdays Bukit Batok Hill A Climb cannot be compared with previous years because the course of about half-a-mile was different, but the event was a great success. In 1948 competitors just had the tricky bends "ep hill to contend with. Last
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    103 7 T'HE Pa oail Association Cup h v Southend United and Swindon Tew:: wi.ii h 9.11 postponed tfeauac of 10% «rtH be played hi Southend next Wednesday. Thp lOC v Mihva'l mritch. hbH:u nr.efi dunns the first half, 1 a!so b^ played on Wednesday, at Crystal
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    40 7 HOCKEY: hnmkuut Umrncv SRC. Krd- v if. lone**. Fadang: l.inesr v X E.M.t. (Military), Huue I.im Grata; Police v Ini vc!>ity. Thomson Road: BOD( A v Teachers T.C. St. George's Road. TENNIS: V.M.C .A. tournament. Bras Basah Road.
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    520 7 Arsenal keep Div. 1 lead From JIM CHAMBERS 4 KSENAL maintained their position at the top of the First Division of the English Football League on Saturday with a smashing s—l5 1 win over Fulham, their south-west London neighbours. The beautifully knit Arsenal defence blotted out the Fulham attack, whereas
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    'Club managers may select England XIs
    315 7  - 'Club managers may select England XIs ARCHIE QUICK B> AIOST revolutionary change of polii m tiie I»N: of the Football tasociaUon is almost cci come into being when the annual genera] nut m held next summer. Then. I undcr>tanr| from highest authority, a proposition trill led Mi the agenda calling
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    45 7 VEira pro iflc scorer -his sr-asor c.»-nji.v^eci for a "duel v lor the second time :r. succ» He vas piay.nji for New F i Wale' Sheffifi who Jo.«t the of M. Jack Moronev ar.ri Arthur U all Test Da"stnei: lor 15^
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    224 7 YORKSHIRE Couniy (rirket 1 lub announced >evteid«j I that Norman Vardley had a<"- copied an invitation to raptam the county eleven ne\f season Yardley on Friday ghi j( d he expected to be a\ai!ahle U> play regular first-rla^s rnWet for two more season*. \l' AMLKK AN
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    34 8 EWARI O:i Nov. 20. V. d X i to Mary, wiff o: John Bwnrtt a son. NEATH: On Nov. 22 at Slngapo:e. to Maifaret, wife of Cap:. R. c G.R a d.i ret.
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    'BEBOP' CLUB WAS DRUG DEN
    347 8 'BEBOP' CLUB WAS DRUG DEN Youths caught m police raid LONDON, Monday. WHEN police raided a Soho "bebop" club at 1 a.m., packets containing drugs were thrown on the floor. The officers picked up twenty-three packets of Indian hemp and other packets of cocaine, opium and boric acid. During the
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    I'M UNWORTHY, CRIES PRIEST
    144 8 IN a crowded cathedral yesterday a priest, about to be consecrated Bishop, was asked traditional questions about his worthiness to fulfil the Office. The priest. Dr. Franz Jachvm. 40, turned to the 3.000 congregation and said m a clear voice: '•Following consider j I ions during
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    2,000,000 GO BACK HOME
    48 8 Since the Nehru-Liaqu Khan agreement on ties was signed last April 1.313.686 Hindus have back to East Pakistan, the Prime Minister. Pandit Nehru told parliament. During the uunc i»>:; hj Mr Nfhi-u said 547.492 Muslim r mi nod to India from F.w P A.P.
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    Tahiti gets a coral dry-dock
    118 8 PARIS. M TAHITI, the land of romance and fiction plots, has gone modern with an up-to-date dry-dock chiselled from solid coral The aim Is to help merchant shipping whlcli links the 180 tiny islands owned by Frj:u-.- m the Pacific The dry-dock, which is a'
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    18 8 Sir Esler Dening. Britain"* roving Ambassador m thp Far East flew to Korea yesterday for a visit. Reuter
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    Huks kill 28
    37 8 Ab it 200 Communist Hukba! i\\ tps killed 28 people I and wounded four during a raid en Satuiday night on thp village o! n the Zam- b;ii'->. Province (»f I.nxnn I*. hind Reuter
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    Suitor was too persistent
    165 8 LONDON, Monday FREDERICK LINCOLN PETTITT, 28, a surveyor. was Introduced to a j;iri at a dance and fell In love. Ht i started following her about, asked her to go out with him. He was so persistent since thai first meeting last November that he stood
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    143 8 START SKIN BANKS, SAYS SURGEON AUCKLAND, Mon. DR. H. P. Pickerill. a plastic surgeon of Wellington. thinks -skin banks should be established m readiness for atomic warfare. He .said, Ln a speech at Auckland, that there would be thousands of burn cases In future wars, yel nothing was being done
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    75 8 RAIL STRIKE CONTINU ES The six-week-old ral strike m the Sate of Vi« ria la to continue Mass meetings of the Enmne Drivers 1 Union and railway guards, who were seeking more pay. voted yesterday to out. A" mcc i'ie of the Ail 1 union wt!l be hrld In lay.
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    26 8 Three hundred convicts %vrf removed to safety when fir-' razed wooden barra :ks In the State Prison In Montgomery, Alabama, before dawn jresterda Reuter
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    71 8 DUNDEE. Mon. War MiMs-.T. Mr, John Strachey, said yesterday that Britain must keep her defence programme at a level which would not cripple the country. Nothing would be gained but everything last if Britain i tri<>d to rearm on .such a <ie and at such
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    That driving thirst!
    51 8 rjOMBAV citizens nekteg relief from prohibition »il! bu> Their M^>r tO W P rtu territory to Negotiations are und.-r way b^tw«»en Bombay and C.oan authorities to extend from tuo Mile, to five milrs if f V established around the Portuguese colonies of (.oa. Damaun and Din.- A.
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    7 8 Mulrooney it certainly a Hd^ on overtime!
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    44 8 'ontiiiurd from Pave 1 Ind. n <> 25th Divii pulled b k i 'he s phrase has t*<?n tht war. n light enemy i h over h i 'Home Cor 1 a ■•o. :s re- ng. I :c.in Sr 9 tatta n C *ps.
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    14 8 I The P-tki.^um U lias decided to nationalise i mad transport.- A.P.
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