The Singapore Free Press, 16 November 1951

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA ADSF SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    DEFENSIVE' PLAN REJECTED
    301 1 Ye have confidence i Ridgway' —Churchill LONDON, Friday. Mr. Churchill, yesterday i Labour M.P/s demand mon wealth forces m Korea the defensive during the i talk*. rnment In the United jntldence m the United the conduct of operations told the House of Com- M P Mr C.
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    BARUCH: GIVE U.K. MORE AID
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    INDIES SEEKS EXPERTS
    5 1 INDIES SEEKS EXPERTS AASDFSDF A.F.P
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    JAPS TO WIN IRON IN MALAYA
    137 1 JAPS TO WIN IRON IN MALAYA TOKYO. Fri. A JAPANESE firm is planning development work on the Malayan peninsula, Kyodo News Agency reported today. The Malaya Industrial Development Company, the report said, plans to develop an iron mine and a bauxite mine. Mr. Jack R. Brinkley, counsel for the firm,
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    SANTA STALIN
    26 1 Radio Free Europe said it has received reports that Stalin's birthday on Dec. 1 will replace Christmas as a holiday m Communist Hungary. A.P.
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    JAPS TO HELP
    22 1 An official announcement said yesterday that Jaoanese L .echniciaiis will arrive m Kashmir soon to help with industrial development.
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    TWO DIE IN GUN BATTLE IN HOME
    137 1 SARATOGA, California, Friday. THE Stern estate, built with a fortune made m Japanese shipping, was a house of terror on Wednesday nitfht. Warren Stern, aged 51. was shot to death; his nephew Gordon Tooping. 28. was fa tally wounded, and Toopin«'> mother. Mrs.
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    RED POSTERS IN TOKYO
    50 1 Communist posters screaming "Down with Hirohito" appeared on the walls m Tokyo yesterday, six hours before the Emperor was due on an inspection trip. Residents ripped down the posters and scrubbed the walls Strong; cordons or oolice guarded every intersection, when the Emperor arrived- A .P.
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    COAL STRIKE
    32 1 Franco's rich norths roai fields were virtually shut down yesterday by a Com munist -called striv- inw n < T i» n st z •overnmmt ordered In^w**" m tho rrit J
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    Mission at P. Brani
    23 1 The five-man l\S. tin mission, pictured m Pulau Brani this morning:. They visited the Straits Trading Smelting Works there.
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    Oil crisis: U.S. to keep on trying
    229 1 WASHINGTON, Friday. THE I'nited States has no intention of abandoning A its efforts to break the deadlock m the AngloPersian oil dispute, it was stated authoritatively here yesterday. The U.S. Ambassador m Teheran, Mr. Loy Henderson, will take over the roll of intermediary
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    MR. V's ALL FOR P.M.'s VISIT
    154 1 MR. V's ALL FOR P.M.'s VISIT LONDON, Fri. CIRCLES close to the British Communist Party said yesterday that the Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Vishinsky had approved m principle the idea of Mr. Churchill's trip to Moscow for a talk with Premier Stalin. These circles said Mr. Vishinsky was sounded
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    Red T.U.heads to meet
    89 1 Red T.U. heads to meet A WORLD economic meeting m Moscow next April ls to launch a trade yar against Anglo-American "aggressor economy," Communist trade union leaders said m East Berlin yesterday. M. Louis Saillant, General Secretary of the Communistbacked World Federation of Trade Unions said the Moscow meeting would
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    U.S. 'LACKS BUYING POLICY'
    185 1 U.S. 'LACKS BUYING POLICY' Free Press Correspondent LONDON. Fri. j ORD Ogmore criticised Am- erican buying of rubber and tin when speak ng m the Lords debate on the Kind's Speech yesterday. He said that the U.S. and other purchasing nations had no real purchasing policy. They went into the
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    Uncivilised, says Truman
    80 1 KEY WEST, FLORIDA Fr: PRESIDENT Truman said at a press conference yesterday that the murder oi American prisoners of war m Korea by Chinese forces wa s "the most uncivilised thing that has happened ir the last century." Mr. Truman denied that he had discussed questions of
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    33 REFUGEES ARE DROWNED
    63 1 33 REFUGEES ARE DROWN ED Thiriy-three persoQj were drowned yesterday m the storm-plagued region of Rovigo of Italy when swollen waters of the Po River roaring through a breach m its banks swept away a truckload of refugees. The new disaster, raised to almost 80 the death toll m the
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    RANK RATES UP
    35 1 Bombay banks yesterday put up their lending rates following the Reserve Bank's decision on Wednesday to raise the bank rate by onehalf Der cent to three and a half per rent. Rrutr-r
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    TOP SECRET TALKS
    33 1 Mr Stanton Griffis, U.S. Ambassador to Madrid held top secret discussions with American officials m Paris yesterday on Spain s future economic and military relations with thf United Stat» U.P.
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    It's in the family
    53 1 *^HE U.S. NAVY took the di mm s« possibl* vi*w. Thfy thou-ht the 19-year-old recruit, whose last name a«s Jackson from Ardmnre OMihortia. was trvln? to be <mnv wlr^ h« «?>H t*i«r c>r** was Tonsilitfe. Rh* hv if To« What's more, his bror „,i i- t
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    Eden; We back Governor of the Sudan
    311 1 Eden; We back Governor of the Sudan LONDON, Friday. THE Foreign Secretary, Mr. Eden, yesterday anA nounced the British Government's support of the Governor General of the Sudan, Sir Robert Howe, m his efforts to ensure that the Sudanese people may choose their future status m complete freedom. "The British
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    Higher taxation proposals opposed
    215 1 Higher taxation proposals opposed Free Press Staff Re porter VIOST of the Lnofficiai members of the Singapore Legislative Council will oppose any proi,}sals for increased taxation which the acting Financial Secretary, Mr. W. C. Taylor, may br. up at the next Council meeting on Tuesday, the Free Press was informed
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    Lords may hoLd secret debate
    37 1 THE Leader of tl c of Lords the Miirqui.s Salisbury, said last night tl the Lords might hold a secret session on national defence as was done by the Hou>. f Commons.
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    Business enterprise in Singapore suburbs is surprising
    1033 2 Business enterprise in Singapore suburbs is surprising Writing For Womea, Mmie Cough $eys< A Vendor's paradise QUIET and sleepy though they may seem, the Singapore suburbs are a hive of business enterprises. Most of the bare necessities of life and some of its luxuries too, can be bought m leisurely
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    BABY'S TOY GUN 'MADE IN JAPAN'
    486 2  - BABY'S TOY GUN 'MADE IN JAPAN' KAY MURRAY says IVHEN Junior fishes his atomic gun or miniature geiger counter out of his Christmas stocking this year, a thoughtful elder, turning it upside down, will probably find "Made m Japan stamped on it. Those observers m Britain and the U.S. who
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      151 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, you have a magnetic and potentially forceful personality. Interested equally m the scientific and the occult, you might make interesting experiments m that would widen existing knowledge. You love all good literature and have a vivid imagination yourself. You might make use of this m
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      46 2 Solutloti To Crossword No. 510 Across: 1. Capital. 8, Letter. 9. Dresden. 10. Sticks. 11. Erect. 13. Twill. 18 Solid. 19. ArHss 21. T(sWpt(h. 22 23. Correspondent: Down: 2, Aurora. 3. Insect. 4. Ales, h* LeriMK 6. Stoelc. 7. Draw. 12. Two-stefc/ 14, Lpoped 15. Wil-
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      185 2 New Crossword No. $11 1. Is the ship's cook kept m bondage? (6. 5> i. Come again; the engineer seems a low dog (5). 8. Keeps m, by closing them no doubt (5). 9. Flog brown <3> 11 Yet, without vade'y (3, 3,' 4). 13. Bail, cap. pie, m this
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    CHINESE EATING LESS
    239 3 rood shortage makes them tighten belts nmv HONG KONfi < Friday C diH hofH Ull ir S o re eating less now than they did before the Peoples' Government came to power, according to Communist ssi«E i« I ajrswc been NewJ h nubf s C hPH P
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    STANLEY HAD 'NO TAKERS'
    79 3 CITANLBY NOVAK has M 7 already been arrested 18 times for drunkenness, when they threw him into ffaol for the 19th time, he was fed up. So he inserted an advertisement m the local paper: "Notice— l am m the country gaol for being drunk. If
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    Hotels worry Mr. Hansen
    74 3 Hotels worry Mr. Han sen SYDNEY Fri. UNLESS Australian hotel accommodation improves, American luxury liners trading with Australia probably will be turned into floating hotels. Mr. George C. Hansen, vice-president of Matson Navigation Company, said. Mr. Hansen said the American tourist would want more than was provided at present by
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    JOHNSTON QUITS
    17 3 President Truman accepted yesterday the resignation of Mr Eric Johnston as Economic Stabilization Director. U.P.
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    U.S. POPULATION UP
    28 3 The Census Bureau estimated the Population of the United States at 15d.107,000 on Oct. 1. an increase of 3 975.000 over the 1950 count A.P.
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    49 3 Can it be true, is she real —So thinks actor Criiff Hill m 20th Century-Fox's "Fixed Bayonets," a Korea I war story. Actress Helen Westcott, attired m the sun suit she was wearing for some special magazine photos, strayed onto the so.und stage where the picture was being filmed.
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    'A TIRED MAN'
    35 3 "A very tired' Sophocles Venizelos is m America for a rest and a hospital check up after 15 worried months a Prime Minister of Greece, and several months as deputy Premier. A.P.
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    Bridge Hand
    302 3 Both sides vulnerable. <*outh dealer. The bidding: South West North East l* I 1 PaBB PaM lj Pasa 2N.T. 3<? 34 Pahs -U/fc aa a uttie nara luck on this hand. 1 writes an East Orange. N.J player "and would like you to decide the question whether North
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    Cinemas bar girls— but...
    134 3 Cinemas bar girls but... COLOMBO, Friday. CCHOOL-GIRLS, unless properly chaperoned, will m future not be admitted to "boxes" m Colombo cinemas. Cinema managers have made this ruling owing to an alarming increase m the abuse of private boxes by certain people. The result has been that cinema managers are now
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    SWORDFISH 'TORPEDOES' POLICE BOAT
    73 3 SWORDFISH 'TORPEDOES' POLICE BOAT HONG KONG. Fri. A POLICE patrol boat was "torpedoed" by an angry swordfish m Hong Kong waters. Sub-Inspectors S. J. Thomson and P. B. Gould were out on a night patrol when a swordfish pieced the small boat on the starboard side, embedding three inches of
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    Golfer KOs a fish
    36 3 AUSTRALIAN Jock Baird back from Bovven vouched for this: "Golfer F. Skinner sliced a ball into the sea. The ball hit and killed a surfacing whiting. Skinner retrieved ball and fish." Reuter
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    Boy steals cars for joy-rides
    58 3 A 15-year-old boy m Melbourne has been identified as a car thief, who made off with 14 automobiles m 10 days three m one afternoon. The thief left a note In one recovered car signed "The Shadow." It was The Shadow's practice to go for
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    U.K. DEBT TO EPU
    21 3 Britain owes the European Payments Union nearly £127.000,000, the EPU announced after ba'anring the books for October.
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    YOUTH LASSOED 'CROC'
    100 3 YOUTH LASSOED 'CROC' SOLOMON ISLANDS, Fri. A YOUNG plantation boy here dived into a umall pool to spear an 18ft. crocodile the largest seen m the Solomons. The boy saw the crocodile swimming m a small pool and immediately dived into the pool with a wooden spear a* his only
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    ANTI-PERON
    32 3 Several officers of the Argentine Army, Navy and Air Force were sentenced to pena! servitude ani dis'TV-s^d r n\ the service for their part m the anti-Peronist plot m September. AFP
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Nov, 16. 1951. Labour report
    569 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Nov, 16. 1951. Labour report single bright fea- ture of tne Emergency has been ttoe almost complete absence of industrial strife m Singapore. This is emphasised afresh by the annual report of the Labour Department for 1950 which was published yesterday. Th»- workers, of course,
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    The atomic submarine
    803 4  - The atomic su bmarine- RALPH HUMPHREY by What will it be like? OEFORE 1955 the "U.S. navy will launch its first atomicpowered submarine. At that point, sea warfare will enter a new era. There's been a lot of speculation about this new vessel. She may look like a futuristic monster,
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    Commonwealth Lord Mayor
    56 4 The coach of the Lord Mayor of London, focal point of the annual Lord Mayor's Show held m November, goes down Ludgate Hill. This years Lord Mayor's Day will have a wider significance than usual. For the first time the Lord Mayor comes from the Commonwealth. He
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    REAPING A HARVEST FROM THE EAST ZONE
    1055 4 The Committee o£ Free Lawyers i 5.... ...a harvest which is piling up a legal indictment against Communism, says Kenneth Ames •pHE pale bespectacled A youth from Mecklenburg sat nervously clutching his bulging brief-case m the smokefilled waiting room of a West Berlin
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    ARMS ACROSS THE SEA
    14 4 •Hr. VUMnsky— don't you think we look a trifle absurd?'
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    FIRST SOLDIER FOR 30 YEARS
    398 4 BRIGADIER A.H. HEAD X T l,c TO HOLD OJBS AS SECRETARY f* STATE FOR to ft j WAS THE J rFHE new Secretary of State for War, Brigadier Anthony Henry Head, CBE, MC, is, strangely enough, one of the few regular soldiers to fill this
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  • Free Press RACE FORM Special
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      9 1 Free Press RACE FORM Special FRIDAY, NOV. 16, 1951.
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      SECRETS OF MULLEY'S SUCCESS
      897 1  - SECRETS OF MULLEY'S SUCCESS ALLAN LEWIS By flow he brings j n the winners l Mulley. who has ten i s the lead- premierT. has the ear m an and ireat He race i he Soap decisions lani 1 benake m Dot This barrier r the ■ffltf seldom his :ch
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      Polo Club gymkhana
      181 1 SINGAPORE Polo Club's impromptu Gymkhana at their Thomson Road ground on Sunday. when they will be "At Home" to the Bukit Timah Saddle Club, is not confined to members but is open to all. There will b P cash sweeps, totalisator and bar. The main event of
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      Champion relaxes
      241 1 gUCCESS has not changed Mulley. He gels as much kick out of riding a winner of a Class 4 or 5 race as he did when winning Australia's richest races on BernborouKh. He likes home life. Popular night spots have no attraction for him. He '.s a great
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      Italian sire for UK stud
      79 1 LT.-COL. W. J. Rowley, owner of the Old Buckenham Stud m Norfolk, recently bought the Italian racehorse Patton to take up stud duties m England. Patton is rated the best ten-furlong horse Italy has produced m recent years, and his racing record shows 20 victories
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      SMILES ALL ROUND
      10 1 taiv Tayor presets the fif^MOiM^- g^jJJ- SES^mL*
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      Churchill to sell Colonist II
      245 1 I HEAR that Colonist 11., Mr. Churchill's first and favourite racehorse, will be up for sale m Tattersall's December sales at Newmarket. The gallant grey's racing days are over. He is fiv<? years old now, and also injured a hoof this season, writes Tanfield. The
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      How science can help the racehorse
      917 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS THE CASE OF MARCUS AURELIUS FALLOWING my re- cent article regarding an equine research station for Malaya, the success of Marcus Aurelius at Penang and Kuala Lumpur is a good example of what is being done by official veterinary surgeon Mr. J.
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      17 1 NU muury on the bl;n k cap hi »1' i F t N btior* iKe i toe*"
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      32 1 Butler, ridden by his cvner, John Chippendale, goes over the Triple Bar at the last Singapore Polo Club gymkhana. This will be one of the jumping events at Sunday s impromptu gymkhana.
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      FORM GUIDE FOR BT TIMAH RACES
      12187 2 FORM GUIDE FOR BT TIMAH RACES FOLLOWING is a fuil form guide for all horses entered for the Singapore Turf Club's Winter meeting, opening tomorrow: HORSES CLASS 1. ACCEBER SEVENTH fl2 started) 2-10-51 Ipoh 8-11 5iF Str. <McPherson) Div 2 IM Tudor View 8-3; 2nd Alphonsus 8-2: 3rd^ TriKKer e-10
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      Local 'Towgay' men decide to co-operate
      134 5 Local 'Towgay' men decide to co-operate Free Press Staff Reporter FOLLOWING the recent meeting, about 40 Colony "towgay" cultivators have formed the Singapore Towgay Growers' Association with the object of safeguarding their interests, trade, and livelihood. The newly-elected President, Mr. Sim Teng Nam, told the Free Press last night: "The
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      LABOUR PARTY LEADER OUT OF HOSPITAL
      143 5 IVfR E V Davies, leader of 11 the Labour Party m the Singapore City Council, re:urned home on Wednesday, sporting a bushy beard which he grew while lying for nearly three-and-a-half months m the General HosThough he was responsible lor first moving a resolution
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      SECOND PUBLIC LECTURE TODAY
      62 5 rhe second ot the series ol public lectures sponsored by the University of Malaya Geographical Society on geographical topics connected with Malaya and South East Asia will be given at the Oei Tiong Ham 4all m Cluny Road at 6 pjn toda surgeon Commander P. P.
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      WATER SUPPLY: NO CAUSE FOR PANIC
      354 5 to co-operate PRELIMINARY™™ Staff I'lir-L.iwuxNAKY measures to maintain ar "interrupted water supply for Siaoor m w C CVe K tOf the Macßi tchi? Reservoir dr?"n iur panic, Mr. W. S. Stredwick, the City Watpr Engineer, told the Free Press yS^rdS 6,000,000 gall^s of w
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      REGISTRY WEDDING
      27 5 MR. AND MRS, ROBERT YAP GIAN KAI after their marriage at the Singapore Registry last iceek. The bride icas formerly Miss Rosalind Tan Poh Luang.
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      RELIGIOUS TEACHERS
      45 5 RELIGIOUS TEACHERS picture Free Press Two religious teachers, LEBAI HITAM (left) and LEBAI IDRIS, ivho are attached to the 3rd. Battalion, Malay Regiment, at the bat- talion's tactical headquarters. at Ulu Tiram Estate, Johore. Both men often accompany the troops into the jungle on operations.
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      LACK OF SAFETY DEVICES
      204 5 ON the subject ol safety de vices m machinery, mtG W Davis says that It Is rentable that machinery m*dt m Singapore, th«u S h usually copy of some Imported t> p*. often without any form of safely deTlce The safety derices which may be present
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      Abattoirs to get $14,000 clean up
      118 5 Abattoirs to get $14,000 clean up Fr«e Press Staff Reporter THE Finance and General Purposes Committee of the Singapore City Council has approved a sum of $"14,000 for painting and white washing the City Abattoir m Jalan Besar, the P'ree Press was told yesterday. The question of improving "the unsightly
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      ELECTION ADDRESS
      31 5 ELECTION ADDRESS picture. Free Press Mr- A P. Rajah, who is contesting the North Ward m the December City Council Elections addressing his electorate at Wednesday's electron meetinr at Farrer Park.'
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      Many rubber mills 'dark and cramped'
      274 5 Free Press Staff Reporter MOST of the large Chinese-owned rubber mills m Singapore are dark and cramped for space, many operators of circular saws consider the use of safety devices as a sign of weakness "worthy only of contempt", and local made machinery is
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      NEW RECORD SET FOR CAMBRIDGE EXAM ENTRIES
      194 5 Free Press Staff Reporter ENTRIES for this year's Cambridge School Certificate Examinations, which start on Monday Nov. 26, have set a new record 1,704 have been accepted by the Education Department, an increase of 376 over the figures for 1950. Of this total.
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      CAPTAIN OF DOCKYARD
      38 5 pie tare. C*pi. C. H. Campbell, R.\ who has arrived m Singapore m take over as Captain of H. M. Dockyard, Singapore Naval Base. Captain Campbell served previously en the Admiralty Interviewing Board. Free Press
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      Driving licence rumour denied
      81 5 fFHE Sup^nntendent of the Traffic Police. In a statement yesterday, discounted the rumours which are m circulation to the effect that Provisional Driving Licences are bring at present suspended m Singapore as to ally incorrect. The statement further adds that the Superintendent has asked that all
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      PRESENTATION PARADE
      29 5 At 8.30 i.m. at the Police Training Schwoi tomorrow, a Presentation Parade will be held at which the Commissioner of Police will present eleven Certificates of Commendation.
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      ANCIEHT CANNON FOUND IN BANKA
      152 5 ANCIEHT CANNON FOUND IN BANKA F.P. Milav Correspondent A CANNON, inscribed m Arabic: "Kadin Kalip Praboe Jiya m the Kingdom of Islamic Palembang" and dated (he V lim year of 1225, was recently d^^overed by the inhabitants of Pul.iu Bank*. according to I'tusan Melayo. The Muslim year 1225 corresponds to
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      NEW COURSE AT TRADE SCHOOL
      136 5 Free Press Staff Reporter courses which the Singapore Junior Technical School at Balestier prorides for students have proved so popular that the authorities m charge have added woodwork and carpentry to the curriculum to meet the demands of the pupils. The sctiool runs two class
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      SPRINGBOK TO WIN MAIN MILE RACE
      807 6 SPRINGBOK TO WIN MAIN MILE RACE 'ALLAN LEWIS sums up BtTwmK^fro^eds Melbury Court for top 6f. sprint race at Bukit Timah tomorrow to his growing list of successes. He has shown fairly good form since he first raced at Bukit Timan on Sept. 9, 1950, and his recent second to
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      43 6 The Swedish Davis Cup tennis team which has arrived m Australia to play the United States m the inter-zone final. The winne rs will challenge Australia, the holders. Left to right: Lennart Bergelin, Thorsten Johansson, Gunnar Galin (captain). Seven Davidson and Berlil Blomgrist
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      Bloodshot ready for maiden win
      207 6 BLOODSHOT'S Kuala Lumpur form is good enough to get my vote m the Class 1, Div. 2 race over a mile tomorrow. He finished close up behind the placed horses m the race won by Sweet MaLsie and will be more at home over the
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      Horses not accepting
      45 6 FLLOWING horses will not start tomorrow: Scotch Express, Vasco da Gama, Billdaw, Cambridge. Zanzibar. Birchgrove. Red Carnation, Tiberius. One Three One, Electroplate, Matinee, Snowgrass, Queen's Scholar and Liberty Flag. Flag of Peace. Jack's Darling. Your Highness and Northern Light are doubtful starters.
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      SOLAR STARLIGHT A SAFE BET
      479 6 SOLAR STARLIGHT should be the best bet of the day m tomorrow's 6-f. sprint for Class 1, Div. 2 horses. He had his first start m Malaya at the last meeting here, then, going on to Ipoh, won very easily at his first race, over
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      Stage Show appeals at the weights
      351 6 STAGE Show Is the form horse m the one-mile race for Class 2, Div. 1 horses tomorrow and makes most appeal at the weights. He finished fifth to Little NedJ over 1% miles at his last start at Ipoh. He won his first race
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        157 6 MdndrdkG Exclusive to the Singapore tree Press m Malaya lIS THIS ALL J PR.I END— TRYING TO H EMERGENCY _J F v^- «Ht Whk jaP i" J/\p|E Exclusive to the Singapore tre^ /Ve«.s 1/1 Moloyvj PJONELLA WAS RIGHT- &S IT WOULD BE EVEN MORE Y YOU SEE, WE ARE ALL
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      ? ringboks ? oss Oxford ? ne 6 times
      21 7 ringboks oss Oxford ne 6 times j I t I I r r L L Ella m ipin hit r Reuter
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      ? US'S CHALLENGE
      3 7 US'S CHALLENGE Reuter-AAP
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      SANDS-BURNS FIGHT OFFER
      75 7 IJORMER national welterweight champion Tommy Burns has been offered £2.000 or 25 per cent, c gate to fight triple Austrahampion Dave 'Sands In Newcastle on New Year's Day. manager, Joe Taylor, said B|M that a Newcastle prohad made the offer. Taylor said his main interest m natch
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      2 changes in Singapore XV
      76 7 CINGAPORE Civilians have made two changes m the scrum for their H.M.S. Malaya rugby fixture •gainst Negri-Malacca at Seremban on November 24. Difference from the side which beat Johore last Saturday is that Trevor, vho was unable to play on Saturday because of a slight
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      A. NAME 20 PLAYERS FOR TRAINING.
      136 7 A. NAME 20 PLAYERS FOR TRAINING. Sewell, Phillips dropped I WENTY players have been chosen by the English Football Association selectors to have pre-match training for the international soccer match between England and Austria at Wembley on November 28. ssansssg-saass}; szsr&jssi Ki Tl^ c P^w provide a blending of skill
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      MCC ALL OUT FOR 254
      133 7 JVJ.C.C. were all out for 254 (Robertson 61) m their match against Pakistan yesterday. At close of play Pakistan had replied with seven for no wicket. (Nazar Mchamed net out 6, Hanif itfohamed not out 0, extra 1). M.C.C.— -Ist. INNINGS. Spooner c Khan Mohammed
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      Carter keeps world crown
      77 7 Carter keeps world crown TIMMY CARTER, world lightweight boxing champion, successfully defended his title at Los Angeles last night when he beat Art Aragon. of Los Angeles, on points over 15 rounds. Carter received the unanimous verdict of the referee and both judges. It was his first defence of the
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      20 girls take part in hockey trial
      62 7 Twenty players took part m the Girls Sports Club hockey trial held on the Singapore Recreation Club ground yesterday. Of these 14 will be picked to represent the Club's "A" and "B' 1 teams which have been entered for the Singapore Women's Hockey
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      Good going for Bukit Timah
      189 7  -  ALLAN LEWIS By msPITE yesterday's rain, the tracks at Bukit v Timah are still m excellent condition Another shower or two will not affect the going for tomorrow's racing. i The nly horses to go fast rntng were Hector who went easily over riongs m
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      CEYLON RAF WATER POLO SIDE COMING
      68 7 V ROYAL Air Force waterx* polo team from C'-evlon is scheduled to arrive m Singapore for a ten-day visit at the beginning of next month. The party wiU arrive on Dec. 2. Fixtures include matches against R.A.F. stations Changi. Tengah and SeJetar. Army and
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      COUNTY RUGBY
      22 7 Yesterday's county championship Rugby Union results were: Warwickshire 9. East Midlands (holders) 3: Leicestershire 5. North Midlands 27. Reuter A.P.
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      Choong pair beaten
      41 7 EB. CHOONG and Miss Amy Choons (Malaya) were beaten 5-15, 15-8. 15-9 by A. Lossman and Mrs. Lossman (Denmark) m the third round of th e mixed doubles m the international badminton tournament m G'asgow last night Reuter
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      Stormy Wizard to score
      655 7 (Continued from Page Six) the best of the others. Selections: Ist COLONEL WHATNOT 2nd AjnbdMs&dor 3rd Fine R«n outsider: Gay Co- Ed Cl. 2, Div. 4—6 f The two grey horses engaged here will probably fight out the finish. Tajurrah't Ipoh form was sood enough to
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      Malayan horse for U.K. stud
      129 7 E ELECTROPLATE, a j Hi money-spinner on the I Malayan Turf, has finish'■i ed her racing career. She ha s been retired and will I be shipped to Ireland for il breeding purposes. Electroplate is nine years old. She is a brown 4 Australian mare
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      SANDS ADMITS HE WAS BEATEN
      307 7 VOLANDE Pompee, a bebop harmonica player, from Trinidad, is the newest sensation In British boxing. Now it does not take much to be a sensation m British boxing, but Pompee, a twofisted pounder who has won all of his 23 professional fights, really raised the
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      STORE HELD ON GRIMLY TO ONE-NIL LEAD
      362 7 Free Press Special Correspondent PENANG, Friday. OETTER teamwork and a slice of fortune which favours brave efforts were perhaps the chief factors which contributed to Singapore's one-nil win over the Federation m Penan*: yesterday. Federation fielded a powerful team, with the emphasis on
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      TROPHY RUGBY ENDS IN DRAW
      68 7 yHE Galloway challenge 'rophy will be shared by Facuiv of Medicine and Pacultv of Ar i A: Science for the next venr a« the annual University of Makava in-ter-Pacult? ruubv natch pluved at Sepoy Lines yesterday euded m a scoreless draw. Team captains Teh Teong
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        28 7 Today's sport HOCKEY: S.K.C. v Hon* Kong Bank at S.K.C.; University v G.H.Q. at Bukit Ti rah. SWIMMING: Uni-ersity of Malaya swim finals, Haw Par pool, 5 p.m.
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      'THINK AGAIN'—MR, LIE TO TELL RUSSIA
      384 8 'THINK AGAIN'— MR, LIE TO TELL RUSSIA PARIS, Friday. THE United Nations Secretary General, Mr. Trygve Lie, is preparing a direct appeal to Russia to reconsider its rejection of Allied disarmament proposals, authoritative sources said today. Mr. Lie intends to address the General Assembly when the opening general debate ends
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      'Power cuts hit exports'
      80 8 MADRAS, Fri. INDIA'S exports of cotton piecegoods may sufTer a decline m coming months, the Commerce, Minister, Mr. H. K. Mahatab. told the Export Advisory Council meeting here. We are faced with a new problem on account of this Dower cut m Bombay, constituting a fresh
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      8 'SPIES' TO DIE
      30 8 Eight people were condemned to death on Thursday on spy charges m Sofia. Five others were sentenced to 20 years m prison on similar charges. A.P.
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      NEW MINISTER
      19 8 Pakistan's new Minister to Sweden, Mohammed Mir Khan, presented his credentials to King Gustaf Adolf yesterday. Reuter
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      S'PORE BA DEMANDS APOLOGY
      124 8 THE four players involved m a row with the Singapore Badminton Association have until Tuesday to apologise foi "uncalled for and unjustified' accusations made against the Association m a letter to the Press. This was decided at a meetiii! of the SB. A. management committee last
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      KASHMIR TALK
      36 8 Representatives of India and Pakistan met Dr. Frank Graham, United Nations Kashmir mediator, m Paris yesterday to discuss the procedure to be followed m renewed efforts to solve the longstanding dispute over Kashmir. U.P.
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      COCKCROFT WINS NOBEL PRIZE
      129 8 STOCKHOLM, Friday. TWO Britons, two Americans and a Swede yester- day shared the Nobel Prize honours of 1951 They were Sir John Cockcroft, director of Britain's atomic plant at Harwell, and Professor H. T. S. Walton, of the Dublin University, who worked as a team m
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      'Rich woman' died broke
      83 8 AN accounting of the last assets of the once fabulous estate of the late Edith Rockefeller McCormick~ was filed m probate court yesterday. Mrs. McCormiek, daughter of John D. Rockefeller, was once regarded one of the world's wealthiest women, worth between U5550,000,000 and US$lOO,--000,000. When she
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      FASHIONS ON PARADE
      113 8 FASHIONS ON PARADE Free Press pictures. Christmas fashions were on parade yesterday at Singapore's Raffles' Hotel and nearly 1,000 women were there to see them. The show, organised by the Australian and New Zealand Association's women's committee, raised more than $6,000 for the Children's Aid Society and the Trafalgar Home
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      Jakarta protest oh H. Guinea rejected
      246 8 THE HAGUE, Friday. THE Dutch Government, yesterday rejected Indonesian objections to the inclusion of West New Guinea into the Netherland realm, as stipulated m a draft for a constitutional revision effective next autumn. The Indonesian Government sent a six-point memorandum to the Dutch Government
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      From creditor to debtor in 6 months
      117 8 From creditor to debtor in 6 months PARIS, Fri. BRITAIN, six months ago the biggest creditor of the European Payments Union, is now the biggest debtor according to figures released by the Union yesterday. West Germany, a few months ago critically short of foreign currency and reduced to stopping nearly
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      JAPS DIFFER ON FISHERIES
      60 8 Japan yesterday presented the three-nation fisheries conference m Tokyo with a draft convention :n ma n y respects directly opposed to United States views. The draft insists on freedom of the high seas and rejects a United States proposal that newcomers should be excluded from high
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      JAP PEACE TREATY
      33 8 The Australian Trade and Customs Minister, Mr. O'Sullivan. told the Senate that the Japanese peace treaty does not restrict the freedom of the Australian Government to protect its industries A.P.
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      Appeal for labour
      24 8 An appeal for new farm labour sources possibly Japan or Korea has be?n made by the California Farm Bureau Federation. A.P
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        115 8 NATURALISATION Noticv? is hereby given that LOONG PAN POH. of No. 12. Lewis Road. Singapore, is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written signed statement of :he facts to the Colonial Secretary. Singapore.
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