The Singapore Free Press, 28 November 1950

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    19 1 28N0VT950 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA sfsfsafsa SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1950. PKICt I'K.N itMS.
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    AID-TO-MALAYA PLAN IS OUT
    99 1 AID-TO-MALAYA PLAN IS OUT 58 37,000,009 for development [IC development programmes involving the >t all children i:i Malaya by 1960, the in international airport in Singapore, the the harbour and the expansion of electric velop local industries are announced today Paper. mprise Ihe "Colombo Plan" for economic and South-east Asia,
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    This 'historic document'
    54 1 This 'historic document' I ondon Toes, DJ I \ll n „f the fianl economic plan costing cether nearly t'1.000.---«».IO to rti»,e the standard of living in Soatherai Asia will he laid before Parliament !«»da\ in a White Paper The White Paper will be introduced at question time h) the Chancellor
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    Russia backs Cairo action
    219 1 I AIRO, luesdav. Rl SSIA*S Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Vishinsky. promised support for Egypt's demands that the British evacuate the Soei (anal zone, the independent newspaper Al Misr said yesterday. In what it described as an exclusive interview with Mr Vishinsky at Lake Success, the paper
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    HOW IT WAS PLANNED
    149 1 HOW IT WAS PLANNED r FHE economic plan for 1 South-east Asia (the Colombo Plain was born In January at a conference in Colombo of the foreign ministers of Britain, Canada, Australia, New Zealand South Africa, India. Pakistan and Ceylon. it 'a:i> based on an A ordinated Commonwealth depment ol
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    Card taken
    40 1 A Chinese named Wee Cho Yaw waj robbed of his idenao male Chinese last night while he was about to lock his car a: Guan Chuan S reet r Tlong Bahru, Singapore, on his way to i friend.
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    Christmas supplement tomorrow
    94 1 Christmas supplement tomorrow SPECIAL 20-page tullMze) Christmas Supplement will appear with the Free Press tomorrow. This supplement, tha first of several more to come, will contain a wealth of excellent Christmas reading. including Articles by foremost British writers, a new detective story by Koy Vickers 'one of the world's greatest
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    S.A. delegate
    22 1 Dr. T. Denges Minister of Tior. will represent the South African Government Commonwealth conf rlon nexi J inn m A.P.
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    BROWDER INDICTED
    21 1 Earl Browder, for:; American Communist and five other persons were indicted yesterday on ch ef contempt of Congress.— A.P.
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    A claw for the kind tax man
    122 1 BRISBANE. T HAPPIER times for income men may follow if taxpayers obey the l< id of in Brisbane. A u s f ralia. The C o lioner of Taxes was jest crda y to receivf a crayfish claw with this letter•Dear Sir: In
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    I-card raids: big rewards
    63 1 IN connection with the robbery <>f idem irds four Chinese schools last night, Singapore police are itastantial rewards for Information leading lo the Identity o! the participants, a CID. spokesman said this morn: Students and teachers of the four schools— Chung Hwa Institution, KvvoJiij; Fook School.
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    U.N. ZONE FOR KOREA PLAN
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    SIAMINCREASES BORDER POLICE
    32 1 SIAMINCREASES BORDER POLICE The Siamese Government Is increasing police forces in north-eastern provinces bordering upon French IndoChina. The police department announced it is taking on an additional 2.000 men during 1951.- A.P.
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    Austrian Reds get 39 seats
    68 1 EISENSTADT. Austria. Tues. AUSTRIAN Communist papers yesterday termed Sunday's municipal election in Burgenland "garden of Vienna" province In the Soviet zone— "as a fevilliant success for the Left." But official returns credited the Communists with only 2.87 percent of the total poll, giving them 39
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    Post destroyed
    27 1 French reconnaissance planes reported yesterday that the small French northeast frontier post of Phulchaisan has been destroyed after a two-day siese bv Vieminh troops. A.P.
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    Their first fire
    48 1 rrillE I'.s Seeretan <»f State. Mr. !>«mii Achesm, and X Mrs. Acheson wer<» having a quiet Sunday evening m home in front of their first fire this winter. They heard lire engines. Neighbours had ;poti"<l the At-neson chining abla*«. The flre vas soon put out.
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    U.S. HOPES FOR FRIENDSHIP
    537 1 Chinese Reds at U.N, LAKE SUCCESS, Tuesday. CHINESE Communist delegates attended their first I Hited Nations meeting yesterday and heard Kussia brand the I nited States as an aggressor against their homeland. Mr. Andrei Vishinsky, Soviet ForeUn Minister, was criticising America in the Political Committee when
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    Bandits kill Gurkha
    70 1 Frw Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. T.. IN a battle in Johore yesterterday between security forces and bandies, one Ourkha other rank vu killed. Two rifles and a quantity of ammunition were recovered. Last Thursday a gang of bandits entered a: and set fire to and destroyed
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    MINISTERS IN CAR CRASH
    20 1 MINISTERS IN CAR CRASH or Sta K -r. and ink injured in a r rar ic hid a bruised k
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    Muscle beats the machine
    268 1 Muscle beats the machine From LIONEL CRANE Special to the Free Fl TOKYO. Twewi rTHE COMMUNIST fon-eV MM far in North Korea has Imm n a victory of muscle over machine. The Reds are armed only with rifles, mortars and light fteid g i yet they have thrown duck a
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    A Disgrace To Their Sex
    368 2  - A Disgrace To Their Sex JUNO JOTTINGS by iy,'HO says women dress for one :her? The other day I sat hin^ at a SingaClub watching a 4 'hen part] The nen who drifted in In twos a net threes were not dressed to win male admiration since there ::o men
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    NURSE WITH A PROBLEM
    21 2 c the j e Brit is .\e I ■I Id like live in ice* Id j .doti
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    JEST A MINUTE!
    38 2  - JEST A MINUTE GEOFFREY EVANS sfsafas ed t< i young iropean country the oy would have ini he Here the] gathered ab< but passim rs, or Hav.e '.in n icea even the cost ol ptwiny has pone up!
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    S'pore Can Make Faces So 'Tired'
    370 2 S' pore Can Make Faces So 'Tired' T*HE Singapore 1 climate is not at all kind to complexions. Dry skins wrinkle and lop scaly patches, oily skins become coarser, their open pores, enlarged by the heat. getting closed with cosmetics E-en normal skins, usually fine and strong, lose their freshness
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    9 2 Lizbeth Scott the film star, models this stylish costume.
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    FASHION HINT
    23 2 man the K (iii'den Party, at a Party, even in a limate does NOT Wear a aold belt with a <- 'm.
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    Xmas Shopping 'Scoops'
    245 2  - Xmas Shopping 'Scoops' FLORENCE VIVIAN «y LAST wee* I vi the BOKHARA PA! ACE whore there is a sale of carpets and furs with a genuine reduction of 2(K r to 30' r off the original urices. I saw a beautiful mink dyed musquash which at the reduced price i.s
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    A TIP FROM GOOGIE
    112 2 A BEAUTY UP for cor/., v from s a-. Googie Withers 1 Mrs. Jin M cC all u m). Goocr has a three-month' vI'J daughter and a London c which she runs Leave, your make-up ofj entire!]/ While you re busy around the house in the
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      253 2 j LUCKY STAR DOKN todav >ou have a hkh potential for S«Cless. The stars have tjiven you a studious, analytical hm\ investigative mind. Vmi ire Sfldon with superficialities. o n u,e other hand, your inventive and imaginative mind sometimes leads you to exaggerate optimistic rxagreratioa of some idea you are
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      159 2 New Crossword No. 21 4 I ••'v^«' Q~~"^ MB < I < f ..OSS 1 "Oom< my lads, 'tla to glory we steer" <5. 2); 7. Joints ihc Schelt at Ghi-nt (3): B. Oi n this on top no doubi get* 1 0! ginger-iiig i3-4.»: 9. They keep dean garments
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    'TRUTH DRUG'
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    REFUGEESFIND NEW HOMES
    87 3 NAPLES, Monday. i mi MOULD flight to freedom is nearv r the last 1*315 refugees to get out i wpmunism closed its ports. from Shanghai in a ■ard the motorship Anna. Salen, i\ Refugee Organisation. r in their fll them were re- > Europe after 750 transferred
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    EX-HUK FOUND BEHEADED
    4 3 EX-HUK FOUND BEHEADED A.P.
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    NATIONS LIFT DUTY ON BOOKS
    13 3 L lr>' Ti. v ill abolish lind. U.P.
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    Emus endanger wheat crop
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    Few votes for Austrian Reds
    46 3 VIENNA. Mon. AUSTRIAN Communist candidates suffered an ovetr >a1 m nuaucins lay in Bur* ice m the upatlon /one bordering dm u::on. ret urns shourd. experts pro that the Red candidaVs for Tillage rounriland mayors might poll percent of thr U.P.
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    AFFECTS BULGARIA
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    GRAPHAND FED
    6 3 port of Kee- A.P.
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    RED MEETING OFF
    17 3 A I I prop i red m E n of Cyprus in basp." Reuter
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    U.S. food leaves Russians cold
    167 3 LAKE SUCCESS, Monday. THE food iras tasty at the United Nations cafeteria <>n IN Day, but the Russians ignored it. The Cold War had nothing to do with this The Russians simply haw been going their meals at nearby Glen Co v e, according to
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    War damages after 90 yrs.
    79 3 romk. Mon T AR damage claimants in Italy will bo paid their damages- after nearly hundied years. The Treasury budget for 1950-51 provides for an appropriation of 400.000 lire i. USS64I» to nfund "damages sustained in war action by the Bourbonic troops in the war
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    Bridge Hands
    161 3 n I] i Em -oni--4 "I* VanOr- s m a :<ape-\ luton Crawford and H ken. tpnm> used the arril Dg b.d When the I, the bidding w^ "PAST had no dtfflculty making i-» imp. bin a' the table, Kenneth K^^am Of the Enelish team bid the West
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    BUCKLEY
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    MAO CRITICISED
    24 3 A;: 8 itor William F Knowland, who was In Hong Kong recently branded I Mao Tze-tung's regime "part and parcol of lntrrnatlona!-
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    CLEARS A MAN
    321 3 Confessed to lYiuvdev VIENNA, Monday. LM>R perhaps the first time, injections of a "Truth Drug" have been used not to establish the guilt of a prisoner but to disprove his freelv-inade confession to murder. During the summer, Vienna was shocked by the details of a particularly gruesome
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    Heavy taxes hit Shanghai foreign clubs
    100 3 HUNG KONG. Mon. DEPORTS from Shanghai said that private clubs for foreign nationals in the city were still plagued by crippling taxation. They said the tax assessment on the British-owned Country Club for first half of this year amounted to about US$lO,OOO. averaging US$lO
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    PRESENTS FROM QUEEN JULIANA
    39 3 PRESENTS FROM QUEEN JULIANA Queen Julia;. a of the Netherlands gave presents to the British Royal Family at the end of her state vj I London. Prince Charles and Princess Anne received two small py horses on whc Reuter
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    THOREZ RESTING
    28 3 The French Communist leader. M Maurice Thorez, i.s erlng m a res! home in a Moscow suburb, Dr Pierre Rouqius. one of his French doctors, said
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    34 3 The famed Spanish-horn artist. Mr. Pablo Picasso (right) and the French Deputy. Mr. Gilbert de (hambrun irere presented with flowers on their arrival by train in Sheffield to attend the Communist-sponsored World Peace Conference.
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    'Thin out U.S. cities' call
    72 3 'Thin out U.S. cities' call SPRINGFIELD. Illinois, Monday. nPHE United Slates' largest cities must be thinned out for the security of the nation, said Mr. Trace B. Augur, urban planning officer of the General Services Administration. Addressing the Architects Association of Illinois, Mr. Augur said a substantial part of the
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    FOOD FOR JAPAN
    20 3 Japan Intendi to import 900 0H f rice 2.3001 M i ol wheat and during 1951-52. Reuter
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    Tree-top demonstration
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    NEW WAR JEEP IS AMPHIBIOUS
    7 3 sfsafsafs A.P.
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    Racialism is a 'danger'
    46 3 DURBAN Y .n THE v. orid Is bec\ creasinfly conscious riL'ia.. .^rever pia< is a ;er to > peace. the res* sai eferred I N miitee in favour oi I sion that the Unita N .'A to Indiii Sod; h A l.- Reuter
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      198 3 Singapore *AETi?"<SS"S!?: ...rv Week—Cesar Franck; 5.15 CoIofBLHI MTWUKK) hl;ll commentary (BBC>: siio 10 a m New! from Singapore; Great Expectations— l2: An End 10 50 For the Schools; 12 Pro- And A Beginning'; 6 Indonesian: gramnvs m Malay: 1 p.m. Radio N>ws ond programmes «BBC». Orchestra 1.30 Time Signal 630
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, NOV, 28, 1950. How to win
    12 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, NOV, 28, 1950. How to win sfasfasf
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    Don Iddon's Diary
    923 4 Don Iddon's Diary NASSAU, Bahamas: T<HERE IB trouble again in Paradise. It is more than seven s since Sir Harry bakes, the multi-mil-lionaire master of the Bahamas, was murdered. The case la Still hot and smokil Today a coloured taxi-drivi Nicholas Musgrove, la on trial, charged with attempting to rt
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    RHEE DISMISSES MINISTERS
    57 4 President Syngman Rhee of Korea has dismissed three Cabinet ministers and appointed lew men to fill the varan positions. Th was interpreted as a concession en the part of the President in r eturn for the National Assembly approval of Ambassador John Chan? as Korea's first Prime
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    TRAGEDY OF TIBET
    623 4  -  William Power Bx r»HINA'S rough asser- tion of hi r suzerainty ov< r Tibet is not without precedent. Tibet's "isolation" was twice broken in the early years '>i this century, first bv an armed British "mission" following Tibeian incursions into Sikkim. and other incidents, and later bv
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    Biggest $ earner
    62 4 Biggest earner 4 CAR made by the Austin i\ Motor Company is < laimed to be the British industry's biggest dollarearner. The company state that their A-40 model has brought in more dollars than any other single artic!f produced. A quarter of a million of these machines have hacn made
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    POCKET CARTOON
    17 4  -  OSBERT LANCASTER r> All U' ">'• flot > i |rfli.Wfm« v>(in>'i with 'i" ini -tin t rtrnr.ch
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    U.K.-PEKING DEALURGED
    15 4 U.K.-PEKING DEALURGED ti:f i e vil nd the Ist G Tho {oumaj '.he the p
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    RADIO WAR WARMS UP
    15 4  -  JONAH BARRINGTON By sfsfsafa i I I I < i i 1
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    $15 MILLIONS MORE FOR POWER
    81 5 Machinery costs up Press Staff Reporter In fir^t instalment of Singapore's station at Pasir Paitjang will be $15*000.000 more than the ol $27,000,000, ind a com- ipal Commissioners has recomadditiona] sum be provided as a is) agreed to OOO.OU 17.U00.000 of the n to the
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    26 5 pu- lore. TIHE x enng Cheng Ch I Stlmol. Club strt-rt. which ni.u he pulircl down to make w;i> i r a new building Free Press
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    New chamber president
    37 5 V P Kan is iran I v s»ra K Venkatacha- t*d I Inc. an Chamber of Mi G Sarangapany. ,ned Saranstapanv resigned .^rt't-d with of ihf Committpe of the question •epreserra;:on fOf rnb^r on
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    SMOKES: DON'T PAY MORE
    73 5 SMOKES: DON'T PAY MORE i^rtv Prrsv stafl Reporter ttes n Singap i Igi ng in speculai popular bra: i tes by if cent* on packets «>t ten and 15 tins ol n: Tobacco D.^tribii in« di reports I "unautta A spok< sman I nom- v >.iiri that It v i
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    MISADVENTURE
    38 5 TUMPING a moving J r ry to re'r.t'v*- a able oil, a 59-year- Lee K n tiie and died later at the Singa .^•ral Hospital. V- be Sim Mr L". E Eo.-rt nding o: death by ;ro
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    Pollingstafftold: 'don't point'
    316 5 Pollingstafftold: 'don't point' Free Press stafT Reporter DOLLING Officials have bvvn warned to be careful about pointing Angers at the Singapore Municipal elections on Saturday. When advising the uncertain voter on how to mark his ballot paper, the official should abstain from any action, .such as "pointing in the direction
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    Progress on S'pore base
    107 5 Progress on S' pore base Free Press Man Reporter MIMTAKY liav^ to a 1 compare favourably with any in i!.«- worM and ensure Britain's defence anywhere in the Far East is half completed at Pasir Pan.ijanc. Singapore. This was stated by Major-Genera] A. l>. Campbell Encineer-in-Chief <>f the Royal Engineers,
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    MAIL
    12 5 i expect H Knuwt Chii Jdkarca, Si.»m I Mei 5.45 p.m.
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    NEW SHIP
    9 5 Steamship Coin <• Nei Zealand. ih>K.t" i en
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    Singapore to see three plays
    228 5 Free Press Theatre Correspondent SINGAPORE will see throe plays, two in one night, at t lie Victoria Memorial Theatre next month. John Forbes-Sempill, "absolutely fed up with sittill u around doing nothing* 1 plans an ambitious double feature production on Dec. 8, 9 and It.
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    RAPE IN A BARBER'S CHAIR ALLEGED
    58 5 sfsfsfd d offence, she told her mother what hud happened. Later her sister took her to the Social Welfare Depart :nont.. Madam Vong Sow Lin a Social Welfare inspector, .said she took the natter up with the police on trie Instructions of her superior,
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    27 5 picture KEAR view of me Taj Koh ia| bus irhicb was fired L f»y arsonists in Farrrr Koad last niffht The bus was total kiss.- Free Press
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    Hither with no zither
    212 5 G?aham Greene in Malaga Free Press Stan* Reporter pLISIYE as the Third Man" he treated, Mr. Graham Greene arrived in Singapore yesterday and disappeared. When, the Free Press eventually run him to earth (in a recording studio) this tall, quiet-spoken author of many best-selling novels proved,
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    $150,000 BUILDING PLANNED
    278 5 Free Press St;iH Reporter A 40-YEAR-OLD Chinese school building In Club ipore, mansion of a million:;. be denn Ushed I for a rrv $150,000 three- storeyed structure it belongs to the Yeung I Cheng School. wh< rectors will meet soon to decide whether the new building should
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    ELECTION RALLY
    25 5 Mr. J M Jumabhoy flndeprndmt candidate City Ward i will hold at pl< meeting at the Victoria Hall ;it 5 .15, p.m. today.
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    ESCAPE FROM BOYS' HOME
    97 5 PENANG. Mod. LIM Ah Senp. 18-year-Bnglish-speakinfi you'h who had escaped from 'he Singapore Boys' Home I asked the Penang Sessions Court President, Mr H G. Smith to .send him back Lim. who had I iois convictions, was setnenced to mx months' rigorous imprisonment for theft of
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    TEACHERS' DANCE
    23 5 A dance In aid of the Training Coliepe sports fund will be he the SVC. Hall on Thursday at 83n p.m.
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    Lighting to check park robberies
    61 5 Lighting to check park robberies FMC PkCM Staff Krpurtrr SINGAPORE Muni I ir.i>sio: Ing lighting K. G< Park between nine and k every night, to ct> ■i> present ak of i berk The heads of M parunents concer been instrut tin Park at Tl ee a rr e in th(
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    COMPANY'S JUBILEE
    66 5 COMPANY'S JUBILEE Frre Press s t.ifT Keporter THE Straits Company. ceiebraU D..-mond Jubilee, within the next two weeks The company was founded 60 fears afO, r 1890. en a now i 500 n a!id C were taken to a nearbv It 'he kailv dpro!u?f 1 d t r^B On Saturday
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    Rescued from sea, died
    78 5 in*- Prr<* Stiff Keportrf PEN AM V pASSENGERS on t Snang.n saw a 26 :\ese Ler.nK P^ny Khuan. res ed prom drowning in Penang channel la^t r.pht. B he ciied on the fe: arrival In Penanp a pass the launch crossing trmt Butterwortn and was reported
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    M.C.C. DISAPPOINTING AT BRISBANE
    107 6 Star batsmen out cheaply safsafs \I had to straggle for runs against a steady and accurate attack in the third day ot their match against Queensland at Brisbane >esterda\. Thi >d wickets— those of Len Hutton, Reg on and Denis Compton— fell for 106 runs A
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    SCOREBOARD
    69 6 Ql lI\>IIMI l> I |N\> \r. her ib* b M«»l >l ka« I Kruwn b Kr.l.f- ii Mu try lb«% b Uirr I'arrigaa b h<>ii r- > Ma M. 4 ....I Muli.n k WMf I■> Jack »b* b H .Mir, ii M.Vf» ll.lt Mil 1.1M.H1 V\ ivhbr....k b l>i>T
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    30 6 RWEIGHT champion I p n scored :i technical over Jean 81 middleweight. In th> v i rounn In Puns last a scheduled tonround non-title bout. U.P
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    80 6  -  PETER LOVEGROVE ARMY RUGBY CUP TTT be Club'i ith ed break- on blind side. irhile li and found many lone Ul Bghtini H in 'he .-eml-ftnals. they an* 'o be Joined by BAOR champi Tlv-e v -i: bf the L*l Rr Welsh I
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    34 6 and picture. K. GREEN (Oxford Universit> i gets his loi wards away following a scram whrn the University net Harlequins at Twickenham on Nov IM. Oxford won S— o, General Sport
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    255 6 From ARCHIE QI'K'K IM'KE of Norfolk, the premier Duke of Finland and Earl Marshal, stood up at a special tfUaj of the Sussex County Cricket Club at Hove and said: 'It would be a dreadful thing if this line old club with its great traditions
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    128 6 [London Stock Exchanij L— MM— —Hl*— —i— >^—^M LONDON ||ESITANCV and occasional small 11 shown in the Stock Bsduutfe fes ing week-end events in K»km approach of the end of trading Reuter's financial correspondent. Gilt-edgf-d long-datec lower and then industrials, oils and Frr E Shippings, however,
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    TRIBE TAKES 8 FOR 23
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    Peng Soon defends title on Dec. 6
    91 6 THE Men's Singles linal of the 1950 Singapore Badminton Association Championships, between Wong Pens Soon Mayflower* and Cheong Hock Leng (Eclipse), will be played off on Wednesday, Dec. 6 at the Clerical Union Hall. On the samp night Ong Poh Lim and Mrs.
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    35 6 A goal scored by Zar just before half-time enabled Kampona Bahru Sports Club to beat R.E.M.E. by onf> goal to nil in a friendly soccer ae or 'he Ayer Raiah Road g Sunday.
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    639 7 Sports leaders back committee Free Press Staff Reporter /^T its meeting on Dec. 19 the Legislative Council will discuss the report of the Select Committee appointed to study the Singapore Sports Stadium Incorporation Bill, the Free Press understands. The Bill is then expected
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    Alphonsus and Counsel III best
    92 7 Alphonsus and Counsel III best IPOH TRACK WORK m A! LAN LEWIS IPOH, rnesday. S ;i and ('nun's;'! 11l (IVrcival) \«>. 2 ,;.i>> track, which u.is work r- here this mornini; nii" three furlongs in 381 sees. gallop in ttrls morning's conipeared to mpanion bir there 1 Pioprnd ises i
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    37 7 9 R.E.M.E. MEN WIN 4-1 ReF? F M I ,;f nine men. :i two nen REME notched their firs: L'oal through Snelson. Fane levelled the scores on the re- for R.l two qu n the mir.: ur
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    S.R.C. TEAM ROUT C.S.C.
    47 7 jyjAKING good use of all their chances, Singapore Recreation Club "Rt put paid to Ceylon Sporta Club four-two in the Singapore Hockey Associat] knock out tourney yea The teams were evenly matched and the game, which was on the Paa. > clean and fast.
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    WEIGHTS FOR IPOH RACES
    447 7 IPOH. Monday. I\*H<IHTS for Saturday u^ninx dav of the Perak Turf Club Decem ber meeting, and Wednesday Dec ifi\e races; are: d 2, Div. 1-7 F. Mayfafc 900 Marcher Lord*. I 1 Sir Tti>tram 8 I,' Little Ned 8.11 Krilliant M*n 8. 10 Kpsom Derb* 809
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    Two boxers with a lot of premiss
    420 7 Fletcher and Tommy Watts, the two Australian welterweight boxers who are here to fight for promoter Wally Oakes, are the types who will sain :as much popularity among the Singapore fans as the Sands brothers, Dave, George and Alfie did when they were
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    Rex Layne may fight in Germany
    57 7 AMERICAN boxinp promoter Fred Sommers said in Paris thai he plans to match new U.S. heavyweight find Rex Layne against Germany's Hein Ten Hof next summer either in Frankfurl of Stuttgart. I yne, 22-year irm hoy from I. (.\iston, Utah, scored upsets Friday when
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    F.A. Cup 2nd round
    93 7 >fcond r (up I >esrt suited .»s York R >>. v d 1 I :th- Tewn; Pori ale v Nelson: 1 incoln City or Southport I irlMe United; Reicling: v. I)art»«»ru; Ashington v. Rorhclalr: Rotherham I'mIcd v Notts F«rcsl Brighton and Uove v. To\mi: HartleLntcd v
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    Spectacular goajkeeping
    33 7 picture. Beara, the Yugoslav goalkeeper, jumps high to make a save in the international soccer match against England at Highbury Stadium, London, last Wednesday. The game was drawn two-all. Topical Press
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    116 7 JANNINGS HERO IN S.C.C. WIN SINGAPORE C threes sh superiority In d Naval C-in-C S; :v 16 points (two goals. p and drop go3l I :o (penalty) on th. terday. lub back Jar. ruggei for the Ciuo. He s) 1 -ound und an" even pby Ja hit \\.\y thr defenc
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    26 7 EXTRA .;.g P<~- ma'ch et from more heti The fitcame took hi: by Hoof H <*- Su::uru!i: fained In tin of I
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    BIRTHS
    42 8 K indang jau. on 27th Nov to B of R W Winckler. a son. AVTCLL: On November 26th to Kathleen, wife of L. K >. daughter. ER: On Nov. 26th. a:bau. to Joan, wife of H U Suter. a brother for i
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    24 8 PFRI'NDER-LOETSCHER: The :s announced between of Mr. <fc lira. K H. Pirunder of Maennedorl i. youn^of Mr. Ifra. C -cher of Neuhausen (Switzcr-
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    16 8 IN-PRASEB: A I |fx ft Mrs. John Scotiaod, to hter of the Dace Fi Pip
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    DEATH OF A REBEL IN RUSSIA
    307 8 DEATH OF A REBEL IN RUSSIA Nationalism in the Ukraine WASHINGTON, Tuesday. DETAILS of the death of Lieutenant-General Taras Chuprynka, who was killed in a battle with Soviet forces in March, have been released by the underground 'Supreme Council of Liberation' in the Ukraine, according to secret dispatch reading Washington.
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    31 8 SWIMMER AT 10 MONTHS Swimming Instructor Crystal Scarboroafh watchea one Jut priic pupils. Kathleen Mitchell, Micd ten months, paddle across t swimminf i><>«»i on her back, in T.o s Angeles, California.
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    217 8 Poo! promoters had no record LONDON, Tuesday. pOR a few hectic hours Mrs. Brttv Middlemas, 20-year-old soldiers wife, who lives with her baby on a £3-a-week Army allowance, had a 147. 000 dream of a new house, a car, holidays abroad, and her husband coming home. Alter
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    U.S. praises French pledge
    73 8 U.S. praises French pledge WASHINGTON. Tu THE U.S. Assistani Secret of State, Mr. Dean Ru.^k, praised Prance for pledging Independence to the Vietnam and two other Indo-Chtna s. noting that "wp arriving military and economic assistance to the nght against Communist colonialism Mr Rusk addfd "The rs eminent hop»»s other
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    TIN PRICES
    42 8 London tin closings yesterday afternoon were: Spot 1.000 buyers and v: l oio sellers with busin at £1.000. Three months C925 buyers and £930 sellers with business* at £925 I 91 5. Turn -over 135 tons tor the dav. U.P.
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    25 8 Yesterday's closing prices (Mi the Hofitf Kong Mom-v Ex change were: HKS644 per U.S. dollar HK$l6.OO per pound sterlUlf. HK$3O9 per tael of gold U.P.
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    Mount Etna comes to life again
    82 8 CATANIA, Sicily, Tues. 'PHE 10,000 foot volcano Mount Etna. Euro. highest volcano, boiled i erday In Its most ipectac ilar fashion In 27 years. a stream of red -ho crawled to within less tfa two I "f the village ol Fornazzo. The mountain spit
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    9 8 Ho"unds seem u*r*f on t\e scent this morning, major."
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    Germans vote against army
    52 8 MTNICH T German voters deali Another smashing bio* European rean ans erday. The party, opposes West German troops In 'Jif proposed I army, scored an ama i election victory In the Wesi German state of Bavaria. Ir w <.> the third S victory in three cons
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    Beetroot better than Bond Street
    184 8 HOLLYWOOD, Mondl Hollywood physician Dr. Erno Laszlo. ii'OMEN need £o no further than their local food shops to get their beauty preparations, says isily-obtained fruits :md tables are just th the appearam skin and to jet the maximum bt'iK-iii from make-up, Dr. Laszlo says. He
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    Hindus' faith in union
    55 8 MADRAS. TV T'HE .south zone of the commit] organisation, Hindu Bahasabha, which c eluded two-day conference 111 Madras yesterday reiterated its faith in a reunion of India and Pakistan 11 blamtxi "the unholy ;> be Muslim ie and the British" for h eausf of th«* partition
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    BISHOP GAVE GIRL A LIFT
    89 8 LONDON, I .-.I .x 4 BISHOP stopped his car and gave a lift I young woman. Shi- was distressed b< ,mnarrit-d, going to have a baby, and afraid to return tithe bishop Dr. H. W. BradHelri. Bish<>p ol and Wells— told the Churcl minster. •\Vhi.
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    41 8 AN electric iron burned through an ironing board and x\ the floor. The heat melted a Irad pipe between the joists. Water spurted out and put out the flames. It happened in a Washington Mock of flats.
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