The Singapore Free Press, 6 November 1951

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA «i M TUESDAY, NOVEMBEB PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    U.K. BACK U.S. PEACE PLAN'
    330 1 'N. rejects Soviet )osal on led China LONDON, Tuesday. ranee will give fall hacking te umaaj'fl proposals for reduction tal control of armaments, reliable is in London said yesterda\ mam purpose of Mr. Truman's in a broadcast to the world to lest the sincerity of
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    IKE SEES TRUMAN ON NATO
    6 1 IKE SEES TRUMAN ON NATO A.P.
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    FOOT & YARD SYSTEM OUT
    17 1 FOOT YARD SYSTEM OUT I foot Red led Qat i listic ity's po-i ered to rked U.P.
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    13 burned to death
    22 1 Thirteen parents and chill were burned to death hree separate fires In the United States in 24 hours.—
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    C'WEALTH TALKS ON MID EAST DEFENCE
    242 1 C'WEALTH TALKS ON MID EAST DEFENCE PARIS Tues BRITAIN MOVED swiftly yes•f tarda? to rally support cf Commonwealth countries for a Mid-tastern defence pact Within 24 hours of his arrival for the United Nations I General Assembly, the Foreign Secretary. Mr. Anthony E I nvited heads of the Empire countries'
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    Premier to take floor
    88 1 LONDON. TUCS. MR. Churchill will make "hV l debut as a pea^e-time Ish Prime Minister today in a Parliament, overshadowed by the threat of mic crisis. With crtlv a slender Pai !ir.mert f ary majority, his first jcb will be to warn the ccuntry In bread
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    PLANES DELAYED
    49 1 Bad weather over northern Malaya yesterday afternoon effected the schedules of feus Malay? n Airways aircrafn One plane flying t 0 Penan? ••as forced to nightstcp at Inoh while three coming to "'r><iapcre landed at Kallang •bout 8 30 p.m. insiead of een 6pm and 7 p.m.
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    NAVY HAS NEW POLICY ON PAY
    149 1 THE 10,090 strong Naval Base Labour Union and 500-strons: Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union have been informed by the Admiral Superintendent Rear-Admiral F. W. Faulkner, that the policy of following; the local Government's scales of pay and allowances would not be applicable any more.
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    Gammans becomes junior minister
    187 1 LONDON, Tuesday. MR. Churchill last night named the Earl of Munster, 45, former Under Secretary for India Parliamentary Inder-Secretarv at the Co'onial Office. Mr. L. D. Gammans, a member of the Malayan Civil Service before the war, becomes Ass's:ant Post- master-General. Earl De La Warr has
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    O.M. FOR ATTLSE
    56 1 O.M. FOR ATTLSE LONDON. Tues. BRITAIN'S former Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, was made a member of rhe Order of Merit, yesterday. The Order, founded in 1902, is designed as a special distinct on for eni-:cn* men and women wit^j>ut conferring a Kni»rhtr»ool upon them. It is the personal bestowal
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    MacD TO TOUR BURMA BORDER
    45 1 Ma cD TO TOUR BURMA BORDER Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, the British CommissionerGeneral for South-East Asia, Ls due in Rangoon on an official visit on Nov. 12. He will make a tour of the East Burmese border near the boundaries of Burma, Siam and China A.P.
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    SOCCER FANS IN CRASH
    43 1 Nine football faoa were electrocuted, two died of nervous shock and 21 were injured when a lorry carrying them crashed and brought down 205,000 volt high tension wires in Rio de Janeiro. The vehicle was travelling at great speed
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    Destroyers for Med.
    70 1 VALETTA. Tues. BRITAIN TRANSFERRED a destroyer flotilla from British home waters to the Mediterranean yesterday and ordered two of the ships to proceed immediately to Port Said in the Suez Canal Zone. The fourth destroyer ftol'lla arrived "en loan' from the home fleet to make up th«
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    Suez: Eden gets U.S. backing
    259 1 Suez: Eden gets U.S. backing PARIS. Ties. TOREIGN Secretary, Mr. AnI l thcny Eden, last night got America's support for the British Government's s over the Sudan and the Suez Canal zcne. During tfceir Talks here, the United S ates Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, I tcld Mr. Eden
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    Elephant gets culture medal
    63 1 Elephant gets culture medal Iflas Indira, a popular elephant at Tokyo's Ueno Zoo was voted "the animal which has contributed most to the promotion of culture." at a noil conducted in Tokyo, following on Culture Day on Nov. 3. Miss Indira, given to Japa--nese children by Indian Premier, Mr. Jawaharlal
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    COLD WAVE KILLS 190 IN U.S.
    151 1 CHICAGO, Tues. QNE hundred and ninety people died in the United States so far from the worst early season cold wave on record and forecasters warned that "practically no relief is in sight." Since the stormy v l n Friday, 144 p been killed
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    TWO BRITONS ESCAPE CANAL ZONE AMBUSH
    310 1 FAYID, Suez Canal Zone, Tuesday. EGYPTIAN terrorists ambushed a British couple last nieht, firing two bursts with a tommv^un at their car as it passed through the Canal /one town of Ismailia. Neither Miss Kay Scantlebury nor her companion, Mr. Edward Roekbank, was injured.
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    GOVERNOR SHIFTED
    22 1 GO VERNOR SHIFTED Mr. I. I. Chundri«rar. Gcvjcrncr of th e No i. Frontier Province, ha d?^gnated Governor ol V. Pun Reuter
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    Britain paid for Changi muddle
    491 1 Britain paid for Changi muddle LONDON, Tu -s. THE House of Co:.. x Commit!* ol j u XMinta found til j British taxpa\« i 1 most of the bill j £l,:-i93,000 ior the con:un o; the RAF i neld on swampy ground !at Chan«i, when I investigated the costs In
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    f! ces and dress match
    52 2 A designer it the Shoe and Leatfeif fr'air in London r .s c'os? to i pair of fashionable even.ng shoes to compare thr material to that of the evening gown they match. The making of shoes from material supplied by customers W» successfully demonstrated at
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    Siam gives exotic ideas
    203 2 C3IAM not only pro- vided the decor lor one of Broadway's most fascinating plays but is giving interior decorators same exotic ideas. One of the most outstanding room settings shown at the National Home Furn'sh-in^-s Show in New York recently was a white-walled games room called
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    MODERNISE THE HOME
    647 2 Jean Macaulay tells you how tew While some may still associate 'modern' with impersonal, robotlike eKSci n?y, site l^cs to think o£ it in ter?!?s o£ comfort A FEW years ago a title like this would have frightened many a woman away from the suoject. "Modern" at
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    YOUR LUCKY STAR
    161 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, the combination of ariist and businessman in vour nature may make for tremendous success, provided you lam at an early age to make the fullest use of all your capab lities. If. however, you let your talents carry vou along to an easy mediocrity, von
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    U.S. women are handy with guns
    891 2  -  KAY MURRAY AMERICAN I DIARY by 1 THE U.S. Army has just discovered something which the British A.T.S. proved fairly early in World War Two-that a woman can be verv handy around a gun site. A six weeks experiment has just been carried out
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    Solution To Crossword No. 501
    55 2 Solution To Crossword No. 50 1 YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION. Across: 3, Fashion. 7, Plates 8 Lyrists. ,9 Tattoo. 10. Numeral. 13 Coalpit. 17, Kinder. 18, Fifteen. 19. Italic. 20, Secrets. Down: 1, Spate 2, Paste. 3. Felon. 4. As v>u like it. 5. Hailed. 6* Outlay. 11, Police 12. Plater. 14.
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      134 2 New Crossword No. 502 l J I P'pifcpipiM CLUES ACROSS 5. 17. Sung tribute to our habitation (4, 2, 1. 4, 5 4 2) 7 Noon in P;:is <4i. 8. Biblical queen-has tea in Surrey town' (6) io A drli^htful experience (11). 13. Rove idly and obtain a contrivance' (6)
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    GRIL,22 BROKE THE HORSE-SWITCH TRICK
    433 3 2 men hoped to make fortune LONDON, Tuesday. I 22-year-old Irish *irl and a 71--h farmer who broke up the horse k by which two men hoped M fortune. bailed blue-eyed Myrtle Quirke, track wjien siie started ask ins; Kai City, the fast horse her
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    Her mother sold the horse in 1949
    23 3 Myrtle Quirke, leading in Stellar C'ty after his 1949 win in the Beginners' Plate at Baldoyle
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    OPIUM SMUGGLERS
    170 3 BANGKOK, Tuesday. \T least 30 tons of opium has been seized by the Siamese Government this year from smellers and illegal drug traffickers, it was reported by the Minister of Finance. Toe Minister said the Govrnent would not have to sp?nd money next year on opium imocrt. because
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    'OWNER IN GAOL'
    40 3 Whilp Melvin E. Thwaits. 25. serves a 10-dav sentence fcr a traffic violation, his car will remain parked in front of the gaol bearing a sign: 'My owner is in the county gaol for reckless driving." U.P.
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    IT'S HARD TO PICK A BEAUTY QUEEN
    470 3 IT'S HARD TO PICK A BEAUTY QUEEN NEW YORK, Tues. DOME colleges have tourses that teach the best way to catch a fish, or instruct a woman in how to get along with one after she marries him. You can also go to college and learn how to play an
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    HIS OWN WORK
    31 3 All the women at a village shew at Broome, 'near Bungay, Suffolk, talked about an embroidered tablecloth which had wen a first prize. The maker? Mr. W. Marriott.
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    Played piano for 9 days
    160 3 HEINZ BEATS OWN WORLD RECORD COLOGNE, Tuesday. piFTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD Heinz Arndt staler*-* from a r, rand piano in Cologne beer cellar. He had played non-stop for 2G2 hours nearly nine days— and beaten his own world record. Heinz swayea past ipec tor* who left their beer
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    CHINA IS HEADING FOR RUIN"
    159 3 CHINA IS HEADING FOR RUIN" HONG KONG Tu3s I FORMER nigh-ranking f* Chines? Communist figure charged here that the Peking regime is leading China to ruin as a satellite of Soviet Russia. Chang Kuo-tao, former member of the Chinese Communis: Politburo, who at one time vied with Mao Tsetung for
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    Bigger demand for newsprint
    80 3 NEW YORK. Tues. WORLD demand for newsprint this year is estimated about half a million tons more than the production of nine million tons arm the general shortage is not likely to ease soon. But there is a note of optimism in the trade because of
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    MISCONDI AT 68
    27 3 Christopher Giles. 69. won a divorce ore year alter his goioen wedding anniversary. He was charged misconduct Jay his 68-year-old wife. Alic v A.P.
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    Antidote for poisons
    93 3 WASHINGTON Toes. TWO Duk, l tors pr at they celled :< antidote for poison* the nature of I known. The in- milk of m: The doct i and Gr of Duke University "1 V v presorted a bit on "ac :ir in children'' at the tal i
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      134 3 Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press in Malava '■--S^sj&^^^S^^^ ThE DOOR SLAMK SHUT _T^^j OOCR 10CKE0,W1N00WS BARfttO SuDD£NLY,TWO Es£ S _j__T ""^U--T^a. *aa, I fy .-<■»■ K... t *<».-- s,^> wo«ij .< 4 RSSa*__— l— jStB/BBmmlußfßUui &MHtiIBBBaBIWBiM»fcTV^ JL, F Exrluah* to the Singapore Free Press in Malaxa r s.i S6E.MS
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      231 3 Radio SINGAPORE 1.00 p.m. Light Music; 1.30 Time Signal A News; 1.46 Dance Music played by Dick Jurgens Orchestra; 2.09 For the Schools: Singing Together, Literature for Stds. 4 m 5; 2.50 Close; 6.15 Programme Summary; 6.17 Four Star* *z A Starlet; 6.30 United Nations Album; 6.40 Bad— Malaya Trio:
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    At first hand The Singapore Free Press
    396 4 TUESDAY. Nov. 6 1951 I>Y putting one of his most capable lieutenants, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, in charge of the Colonial Office, Mr. Churchill snows what portance he attaches to colonial affairs. By rning his attention immediately to Malaya, Mr. Lyttelton shows that he
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    MOUNTBATTEN for MEDITERRANEAN
    1129 4 With the eyes of the Middle East on Britain move is worth a dozen speeches by the Foreign Secretary. Here Angus Show paints a pen picture of 'Lucky Louis'.... The announcement of Vicc-Admirai Earl Mount- (4 batten's appointment as V C-in-C. Mediterranean, to h take affect in
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    31 4 Major-Genenl H. E. Pym&n. the Army's youi:^. m r fei ins expanding tank and fighting vehicle production. H< r f conference, he enumerates the points of an armour :i r r
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    Services to step-up the teaching of Russian
    656 4 RAF first off the mark THE; Service a are be--1 Rinning to step up the teaching of Russian The R.A.R are first off the mark and already have {Jans for schools, one in Corn--1 one in Sum They have recently advertised for a
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    The popular host -Viscount Alexander
    279 4 The popular host -Viscount Alexander DRINCESS Elizabeth chief in Ca is h thej's perse represent country His Excellency the Governor-General, Viscount Alexander of Tunis. Ke is Immensely popular in Canada. And he seems to like Canada as much as Canada likes him. This Royal visit 's the lm vi ant
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    Charley, OBE, was an embassy guest
    261 4 The greatest i I his 63 years 1 P service fHARLEY FLORANCE MELINE BROWNE polisncQ up his bi^o gold watch and ch. his Order of British Empire, Victoria, and Long Service medals, ana *-e a new baKery fcr h s pocket hearing aid. Ke
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    FOR CHINATOWN
    331 5 Education &> culture 'without complexes' Free Press Staff Reporter I* rvS! f2S*£j££?t e Ucationa »> cultural and recreational a i' il t amenities tor lower and middle class women living in the heart of Singapore's Chinatown, the Young Women's Chr Vt an Action plans to put up a
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    TUC Council Meeting
    25 5 The Governing Courxril of the .no re Trade Union Congress meet 'on Monday next to er various outstanding matas annou -ced yesterday.
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    BUILDING ATERIAL ONTROL EASED
    5 5 BUILDING ATERIAL ONTROL EASED inquiries
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    Underground phone cable to J.B.
    46 5 Underground phone cable to J.B. AS It Is not economic to Inill overhead cables, the Singapore telephone mthoi re constructing a trunk teleohone underground cable from Singapore to Johore B3bru with As- _<.- Equipfor $63. r 6O to inIpment Vroved bv the Legislative council at its meeting.
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    These are the activities planned
    102 5 '.\(.r\GE classes in English, Malay, and Mandarin; sewing, cookins hone fiinomy and nship training; devoi! meetings, lectures, ('.aniatics. film shows and n?: child education. rdatJaaaMpb and control form part of t N e prorrammc that has nned for the new I omen's CertShuten Khoo i!!p
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    Passing out parade
    30 5 A p ing oui of 8.0.Rs sren physical training course will be held a t the Tan.lin Baths, in T*ngltn Earracks. on Nov. 13 at 3 p.m.
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    'Overlapping' in control of Rubber Stores
    164 5 Free Press Staff Reporter IN order to end the present overlapping of legis- lation dealing with the control of factories and buildings of the rubber trade in Singapore, the City Council has decided to instruct its legal advisers to consult the Government to have
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    J. B. EURASIANS FORM ASSOCIATION
    52 5 J. B. EURASIANS FORM ASSOCIATION Free Press J hore Correspondent At the inaugural rmeUg of the johcre Bahru Eurasian Any ciation Mr J Buxthon wa^ e.ected pre Sent: Mr L. Hon. SSSS T«b a fc «S^ M Drker Dr .Roe Mr R Van Schoonbeck. Mr J Stanley and M. W.
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    Red Cross Medal
    42 5 Red Cross Medal a fr:s a r befot i it on Mr. i San at a present t i r >n ceremony at the R I' del on F. iday lai -Free "J seas Director oj the 1 Red Cross, stu P
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    APPEAL AGAINST GOVT. REFUSAL FOR REFUND
    260 5 APPEAL AGAINST GOVT. REFUSAL FOR REFUND ti-ee Press Staff Renter niNLMA exhibitors of Singapore have appealed t- against the Government order rejecting their request for a refund of the licence fees lor the n-riod durint which each theatre was forced to cancel an avpra-re of 14 performances owing to the
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    An undertaker found a Robber Crab— among his coffins
    317 5 An undertaker found a Robber Crab— among his coffins Free Press Staff Renorter A NYBODY in Singanore want the Kr>bb?r Crab 'n the picture at left? *Xr. llt> Choon Kant, a Pearl's Hill Road undertaker, found it wandering amoni coffins 18 days ago. i The crab's claws are over a
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    CUTHBERT FROM COCCS
    143 5 CUTHBERT FROM COCCS In May 1948, when Sir Franklin Gimson, Governor of Singapore, visited Cocos and Keeling Islands, he brought back with him Cuthbert 'he giant Robber Crab shown in the picture on the left. Cuthbert measured more than a foot in width and was caged in Government House grounds
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    STORE DANCE ASSOCIATION
    97 5 AT the general meeting of the Singapore Association of Teachers of Dancing held at the Happy World Cabaret H-ll on Saturday last, it was cite red to change tha name of the As to "The Singapore Darce Association". The rules a~vd regulations of the Assofiatic remain uncnai
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    BELLS FOR EMERGENCY (NO SIRENS)
    105 5 BELLS FOR EMERGENCY (NO SIRENS) TO avoid a possible con- <> fusion with air raid << sirens in the event of an '> emertjency. all Sinjra- >> pore Police radio and S divisional cars are to </ have electric br'ls in- << stead Bt srens. Provision to buy 26 <<
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    Lost claim, fined $20 far contempt
    100 5 A FORMER shop- a Ah. afoham claim against hi M Zakaris B Singapore Second Cifil C bv N. 1 Mac sey, with contempl court for giv.:. ence. Wiv n called upo n to sh tin aid not bv eh:Mchamed Ali said that he di<:
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    CLONAGH, BULL ARE SAFE BETS
    509 6 Going likely to be heavy again From ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. PLONAGH, who finished third to Azad and Zalovix, should be one of the best bets of the day tomorrow, second day of the Selangor Turf Club's November meeting. Clonagh, who always saddles' up
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    Horses not accepting
    63 6 pOLLOWING horses will not start tomorrow: Cinema. Coureur Du Rois. Martin'. Mamase. Sea Dragon. Drmonir. Malay Film. Queen Vic. Bra ton. Brevity, I>en*.unny, Courtena*. Air Gee and Talkie. Trent Fall is a very doubtful starter. Durinr. the past 24 hoars 2V 3 inrhes of rrun fell. The
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    Track and going will suit Amusement
    759 6 CONSTELLATION is the form horse in the H-f. sprint for Class 5, Div 1 horses tomorrow. His last three races yielded two wins and a second He carries 4 lb. less than when second to Cinema at his last start on the Kuala Lumpur
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    English League XI picked v. Ireland
    260 6 IHE team which successfully represented the English Football League against Scotland was chosen yesterday to represent England in a full-scale international against Ireland on the Aston Villa ground on Nov. 14. Merrick displaces Williams of Wolverhampton in goal and Sewell and Phillips become inside
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    SAFETY PAD FOR NEW YORK RINGS
    97 6 WORRIED by a crop of riminjuries, the New York State Athletic Commission has ordered all boxing clubs in th<> Slate to fit a new safety pad in their rings by Nov. 30. The nads. based on a one-inch layer of shock absorbent material. Is
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    Bridge Quiz
    442 6 ■"Ml*-* 1 UQn K, *< a io 6 I i O K 7 4 I OH) Q 8 S 864 8 A J l 9QII 4 Si 171} 0 J 8 I *884* J 10 4 t "y^HEN your partner nas opened how light should you bo.d open
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    EXIT A SAINT
    34 6 Saint An. School front-row forward, Kok Hock Chye. is carried to the ambulance which conveyed him to hospital after he was injured in yesterday's inter-schools rugger classic at RafTls Institution ground.
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    JB badminton results
    135 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. pOLLOWING are further r results in the Johore Bahru District badminton championship Open doubles: Tengku Jalil and Yusof Akil bt. Heng Kok Yeow and Leow Kyn Yoong 15-2. 15-2: Abdullah Y and Abas Wahab bt. Lim Tian Boon and Han Kim Hong 15-6. 15-10:
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    Revenge for but honours to St. Andres
    234 6 Revenge for but honours to St. Andres free I* r ,s, kli '11 Raffles Institution kJI Fawkt \*T^ I grand display 0l hreworkc' C| rugger clash at KjfTi> s 1 I This return el u "ti* J must go down in tl :J duels between r< bov XVs. L il
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    Sugar wants fight
    4 6 Sugar wants fight I
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    HOCIEY
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    ONG POH LIM STRIKES HIS PEAK FORM
    1178 7 ONG POH LIM STRIKES HIS PEAK FORM picture. Gains brilliant Cup victories By CRUS 3—l /lead in e Oii-T Pc'i L?*n. all r nd not the j dominated the ever Singapore win* this encounter and earn the risrn -o challenge the Cup holder (Penang) —this locks almost certain as they
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    Results st a glance
    56 7 SINGLES W\ng Peng Soon (S'pore) bt. Lim Kee Fong 15—9, 15—7. Ong Poh Lim (Spore) bt. A Piruz 15—3 15—2. DOUBLES Lim Kee Fong Lee Yew Sena (Sel bt Wong Peng Soon Teoh Peng Hooi 15—12, 15—7. On* Poh Lim Ismail bin Marjan (S'pore) bt. A.
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    Hard wants tle bout setouned
    11 7 Hard wants tle bout setouned I I f I I A.P.
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    TME BID FAILS
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    C. hockey XI Foresters
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    ore v. Fed. ccer Nov. 15
    16 7 P*»ta\ Tmphv I' ~n:m r v.iii r *««etrrttnt h>n of
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    No 'unrecorded' leave for Colony representatives
    240 7 No 'unrecorded' leave for Colony represen ta tives THE Government of Singapore will not grant 1 unrei-orded leave to sportsmen for competitions in which t'ley are representing the Colony, as is t!:me in the Federation. This is the g'st of a to an application by the Singanore Oivmp-c itid Sports
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    IL LIGHT TO WIN
    71 7 UOH I H l r I Lip ant. Hi.s v. ork indicates lie is retainer m. :i will be in his elein n.e heavy eoin^. He is thre« i:\;sions. with 10 lb He is a front runne: g« on I heavy track. He 0 use in
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    QUEENSLAND LEAD BY 128
    145 7 QUEENSLAND parsed the We^ inditi score of 198 wbh ei;:lit -is in hiaid v. hen their match was re.-umed at Brisbane ves erand at clo«:e of play ha"i otalled 32^S tor se\en and were 128 runs ahead. The weakened West Indie? a*waa revived by the success
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    RAF TOURISTS LOSE TWICE
    122 7 T'.'E Koya! Air Force Ma- lava rugger team returned Sir gaper- yesterday afternoon from their tour of Saigon having lost bo'h their games une'er wet renditions. On Saturday the tourists, who left the Colony on Friday, met a Combined Army and Navy sde and lost by
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    FORWARDS FOOT ON
    49 7 picture. *Hr, v. liiol 'o^a -a \ySj m nd. KafTL won by >»• <• ••••niii v r-s-h o«= ri'Zbv rr atfi Pi J. 10 2n ,X V clash R.I. to nil «r-il>- lh* S- nts nrrvicu-'" jrlr p were again victorious by two tries to mi. Free
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    After the match is over
    37 7 Abdullah Piruz and Cfeaa Kon Lcorjf (left) ccr^rntulat? th« smiling; Onrr Poh Lrm and Ismail bin M~rjhn after th e Singapore doul It, champion' victcrv in Vie Foon« Scontr Cup int<r-zon? final.
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    FIFA COURSE FOR REFEREES
    207 7 From ARCHIE QIfCK AS exclusively forecast a week or two aso. th« International Federation meeting in Londo i decided to hold an international course for refer w s and others likely to benefit as a step towards complete international agreement over the internref:*tion of the rules
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    R.S.G.C. Modal
    149 7 Singapore Golf C I mber Medal <S" »b)« pi: yd on S turdav at :ei I nd resuhrd as follow "A" Division: Won bv W Ii Young <33 S 38 CKhci raid* vara m M Pate~an (H •I 31 P E B Bul-e 36'. I R W Brovn
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      33 7 Today's sport BADMINTON: Foong Setng Cup, Sgor v S'pcre— Happy VW rid 8 P.™. HOCKEY: Div. 1. I'nivirsi.y x. R*F (Chang;)— Bt. Timah. Friendlies: SJI v. Victoria SJI; SCC v. Sherwood Fores.ers —SCC.
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    BIRTH
    18 8 TO SYLVIA, wife of F. A hner. al KaMgßg Kerb in on sth Nov., 1951. a son.
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    DEATH
    24 8 VTJTYV On Nov. sth. 1951 In Benjamin Kingsbury o( «n accident eg^ leaves 393 Bukil Tinuh Rd 4 30 p.m. Toc;ay tot Bidadari.
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    REDS MAY DELAY KOREA PEACE BID WITH—'NO'
    404 8 REDS MA Y DELA Y KOREA PEACE BID WITH— 'NO' TOKYO, Tuesday. THE Communists are expected to reject the new four-point United Nations' proposal made yesterday to speed up a cease-fire in Korea. The proposal was announced at the truce subcommittee's talks at Panmunjom— simultaneously vvith an Allied counter-attack on
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    FIFTH ATOM BLAST FELT 225 m. AWAY
    169 8 FIFTH ATOM BLAST FELT 225 m. AWAY RICKFIELD. Utah, Tues. THE LATEST ATOMIC explosion yesterday at Frenchman's Flat rattled windows sharply in Richrield, at least 225 miles east of the test sit?. The sound reached Richrielcl 2") minutes after the last blast. It was the fifth atomic blast in the
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    Rangooa is without water
    54 8 Rangooa is without water Ran-oon city went waterless yesterday after rebels ,d--s craved part of the 42- mile Ion? pipeline. The authorities have not vet been able to locate the break which they believe to be in the thick jangles 37 miles north of Rangoon. The shortage Is exoeeted to
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    Deportees refused
    28 8 One hundred ar.d fifty Pomaks. Balgarian-sceaki*vg Muslims, ousted frr m Bulgaria, were refused entry Into Turkey on arrival by rail at tr-e Grecc-Turkish herder A .P.
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    VOLUNTEER SPECIAL CONSTABULARY
    51 8 VOLUNTEER SPECIAL CONSTABULARY All members of the Volunteer Special Constabulary of and above j the rank of S:afr Sergeant are instructed to attend at the V.S.C. tattoo Room. Beach Ro-.id Police Station at 6 p.m on Wednes- Arj 7th. November 1951 in uniform J G. WATSON Staff Officer Special Constabulary
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    H.K. QUOTATIONS
    27 8 Ye.s -r ays cksiii? prices on th^ Hong Kong mor.fy exchange were: HK$6.B5 G.815 per US$l HK515.64 per sterling HK5327.0 per tael cf gold.— U.P.
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    STUDENTS PROTEST
    30 8 Several thousand s'u:!enti in Damascus demonstrated last night agains r the four power Middle East defence proposals. They clashed with Ccmminist students who tried to jcin them.- Reuter
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    All-German election for Paris agenda
    206 8 PARIS, Tuesday. IHE United States announced yesterday that it was placing the problem of elections for a .-v~-»i Germany on the agenda of the General Assembly. It proposed that the election.* be organised by 2n in?rnational commission, und?r Jnited Nations supervision. The proposal, made cement
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    PAK. TROOPS TOLD: 'QUIT KASHMIR'
    114 8 PAK. TROOPS TOLD: 'QUIT KASHMIR' NEW DELHI. Tues. VHE Premier of Kashmr Sheikh Abdullah, der.ianc sd yesterday that Pakista* withdraw her troops fror. Kashmir and appealed to fcfa United Nations to see the the withdrawal is carried ou Add res -in? the new! 7- for 1 ed Kashmir Constituent Assembly.
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    TUNIS THREAT
    25 8 Tuni-ien naUcr.aiist lead- I en threatened las: nfght that would u?e anj means at their dispcsal to ret independence from the French U.P.
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    MAN KILLS THREE AND BURNS FLAT
    169 8 rwri HCNG KOXG, Tuesday. j-WO women and an ei^ht-year-old child were killed and two other women wounded yesterdav in what perhaps was the ghastliest murder in the Colony's history. Th e murderer was armed with a chopper. He a" so threw another four-year-old child
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    GLORIA AND HER DAUGHTER
    39 8 picture. GLORIA SW ANSON end her daughter. Michelle Farmer, who s> to wed a Paris iilm producer, arrive for the premiere of Girder Rogers' Broadway show, "Love and Let Love,' in New York. Paul Popper
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    PEACE PRIZE
    111 8 OSLO. Tucs. Mleon Jouhaux. veteran trench trade union leader, has oecu awarded t v v 19al Nobel Peace Prize, it was announced list night. M. Jouhaux. 72. is the ieauer of the French Tradp Union Movement, and Seeretary-Generai Of the big French Genera] Federation o A Labour. The
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    'IKE' SAYS 'NO'
    38 8 Gen. Eisenhower said yesterday he had Riven nobody any authority to undertake oolitlcal activity on his behalf. He said that in reply to questions whether he would become a presidentia 1 candidate in 1952. A.P.
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