The Singapore Free Press, 20 March 1951
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Title Section19 1951-03-20 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA asdfsdf SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1951 I'KII I ITSM fcNTS.19 words
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Article23 1951-03-20 1 'Soft' peace for Japan LONDON. Tuesday. ttul States hive i^reed on ■•ft peace treaty aimed at Ntront;. non-Communist I'll! 11 Lt Wt'Nt. I23 words
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Article243 1951-03-20 1 REDS RETREAT TO N. KOREA U.N. patrols push on to 38th civp i TOKYO, Tuesday. JIVE Powerful illied columns thrust northward within 17 miles of the >Mh parallel yesterday against little or no opposition. The Ked- were retreating along the entire front. Armoured I V Eighth Army tank infantry patrolsA.P. - 243 words
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Article145 1951-03-20 1 NAPLES. Tues. COURT records yesterday bared the details of what may have been the worst railroad tragedy m historydeath by suffocation of 521 persons when an Italian passenger train stalled m a tunnel during the war. The train was stalled on March 2. 1944 mU.P. - 145 words
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49 1951-03-20 1 CHINESE PRESS FOR REFUSAL TO REDS Vrrr Prrvs Staff Kfporlrr T: > of persecuted be M v'Uib. Cecil s The chief sponsor of the Kok Chor he I object is to the B: ni r> refuse Ihe (cation by Pek i Mission to G nmenl I mi of the Pek-49 words
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Article32 1951-03-20 1 IIGON. T •.♦•>. A I ArlllS .squad terda :uted four Former -:ny oft. t <i Then were condemn d cities comn n Japanese issa ssina i Vietnamese pri ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article58 1951-03-20 1 GERM AN REDS MAKE ARMS The American authorities m Berlin Issued last night a list of war equipment which, they alleged, is being produced by 36 firms In East Germany. The list rans^d from antiaircraft '-urn part.*, munitions and components for f anks. warships, rocket missiles and jet fighters to58 words
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Article34 1951-03-20 1 The Ini'-niational Monetary Fund yesterday announced the establishment of an initial part value for the Pakistani rupee at 3.***** to the U.S. dollars, the rate prooosed by the Government of Pakistan. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article27 1951-03-20 1 Princess Elizabeth arrived m Malta yesterday to loin her husband, the Duke nf Edinburgh, who commands a frigate with the British V-'diterrarvan Fleet ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article, Illustration208 1951-03-20 1 TOKYO. Tuesday. InVKNTY-one Japanese soldiers, seamen and merchant sailors are still holding out on a tiny island m the Mariana*— fighting World War 11. Yoshiharu Tafceno, head or the Foreign omce Repatriation Divisions, told a committee of the Upper House that he receivedU.P. - 208 words
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Article176 1951-03-20 1 Big Four make no headway THE BIG Four deputies remained deadlocked last night m their attempts to arrange an agenda for a Big Four Foreign Ministers' meeting. A British spokesman reported after the deputies' 13th meeting that there had been no progress, no agreement and no new proposals. The oiriookReuter - 176 words
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Article63 1951-03-20 1 Free Press Staff Reporter PENANG. Tues. THE .strike by 480 members Of the Penanx Harbour Board floating staff entered its second day this morning with a l'V^ line of lorries and cars queueing up at the pier. Tiiey had been waiting all night to catch the63 words
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Article18 1951-03-20 1 Britain has agreed w tinning of a Japanese Over■as Trading Agency !n thf country ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article47 1951-03-20 1 Dll .1. Williams, of (he "C.eraldton Hotel, (ieraldton, West Austral a drank 75 whiskies to mark his 75th birthday but he gave up at 60 when his 76th birthday came around recently. Re said that last year's effort upset him a bit ReuterReuter - 47 words
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142 1951-03-20 1 Student shoots Persian ex-Minister TEHERAN, Tues. divinity student who yea terday shot down a f<r er Persian Education Mini •er on the university si-, < said last night: "I w.ll only on my way to the gailows.*' The man he wounded. Dr. Abdul Hamid Zanueneh. president of the University, wasReuter - 142 words
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Article23 1951-03-20 1 Two minUtera of 'l; Cambrian Cablntt, nomtx at^d by King N »rodoin 8i hanouk. have refused toft* cvpt their nomination. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article26 1951-03-20 1 A small hand j^rer-a^e thrown yesterday in"> •iJ" entrance of the U.S. Inferw* tion Services premie- Baghdad Four visitor* t*. reived minor injuries. B.F.B.F. - 26 words
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Article19 1951-03-20 1 ;>;ian Cnamb*/- M H t.st night a;);:*«f<rf 11 to double the fc*U r»!roactive to Jantt^rr, ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article72 1951-03-20 1 MERVIN Open, 22-year-old son of Mis. Majme Open. Illionois, has heen discharged from the army bWAMM he sleeps with his eye* onen, his mother said yesterday. She said her son's eyelids b« gan to weaken four years ago when he was a college student DocU.P. - 72 words
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Article189 1951-03-20 1 RANGOON, Tuesday r PROOPS carrying: sten guns stood-by Ust nlfht A when 10 opposition memhfrs of the Burma Par liament be^an a 26-hour ">liy m' f strike inside the Parliament as a protest against "curtailme tit of parliamentary privileges". In the afternoon, U Aung Than, elderReuter - 189 words
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Article, Illustration23 1951-03-20 1 I niecogaised by the rrowd. Prince Philip. Duke of Edinburgh, attended an out-of-season bullfight at l.a Lines de la Oik opti<ui. near (Gibraltar.23 words
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Article112 1951-03-20 1 Paris hit by power strikes PARIS, Tuesdaj THE French Premier, M Hrmi Queuille. called a »binet m-t l last Tii^rti 1 to c!is<uss Ifce (titu »1 labour situation which tli/eaiens sweep a w;i\c of strikes across Paris. Paris gas and electricity unions i night ordered an imme;!i.r.«- and indefinite strilitReuter; A.P. - 112 words
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Article16 1951-03-20 1 20 CHILDREN DYING DAILY it the p n C i of affected t and vi ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Advertisement33 1951-03-20 1 CURIOS rHINA CRAFTS j; e Road CmMMMUDir. Good Merging Good Health GOLDEN CIRCLE QUEENSLAND PINEAPPLE JUICE AND PINEAPPLE ABLE AT ALL LEADING STOP.'PATRICK'S FOOD SUPPLIES (FAR EAST) LTD. ORCHARD ROAD TEL. 5039 r33 words
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Advertisement25 1951-03-20 1 dsfdfdfdf ;or inside /|^rr* j (ond outside t'yfr.r. f J*<^ c CMtNUFACTLPERS: PA.R. MALAYAN PAINT WORKS LTD DISTRIBUTORS SI ME. DARBY CO, LTD y mt9925 words
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Article, Illustration719 1951-03-20 2 Nancy Baume - Treatment of Finger Nails IVEATHER can do n harsh things to hands -and to finger nails. Housework docs not help them either. If you feel that climate and warm soap sucks have conspired to ruin your nails, here is a remedy. In less than half an hour, if you follow719 words
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Article557 1951-03-20 2 MAGDA DUNIN - Men Have Dress Sense T*HE question of does a woman dress to please men or to please other women is simple to answer; she does neither. A woman dresses just to please herself. The thought of attract ing men and winning their approval, or of arousing the envy of other557 words
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Article203 1951-03-20 2 BORN tod.iv you have positive attitude toward life, have very definiW icea9, and are a natural executive. You enjoy study just for the sake of learning and since yon ha\e a good memory, you retain what you learn for future UM\ Although, you take the scientific attitude203 words
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Advertisement357 1951-03-20 2 looking U l»rt:e extra nCC and on why not pay our salon a visit. Have har at prices you can afford. SHAMPOO AND SET 4.00 HAIR CUT 2.00 PERMS l|amal) 30.00 (Madison. Machine) 25.00 MERLES BEAUTY SALON DING PHONE ***** EXCLUSIVE MORNIHC EVENING GOWNS W. GEORGE GOWN SHOP H'N On357 words
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Advertisement193 1951-03-20 2 Individual Wedding C priced from Cerar.;ics frcm Vienna Italian leather it Glassware from Sw ir Florentine p French r f» t T c Xt n B 1 1 See to Your Baby's Comfort. F I I W- j \rnpjrf7iab 1 I I I 4 j /j i 1 30" X193 words
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Miscellaneous55 1951-03-20 2 SoSution To Crossword No. 306 Across: 1, Feather. 8. Weigh: Tiptoed. 10. Slowak. 11, Grief. 13. Sarah. 18, Demon. 19, Pro Ten. 21, Hand out. 22, Monday. 23, M<;rning. Down: 2, Emigre. 3, Tithes, 4, Ewes. 5, Red Lead. 6, O^ive. 7, Stoke. 12, Fareham. 14, Mtnrtrm 15. Column. 16,55 words
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Miscellaneous141 1951-03-20 2 New Crossword No. 3^l CLUES ACROSS l. Uow balrdressera keep the p?.m m place 3-o». c. Tiraefc <W- t but not on wrist (ti, 5). 7. Petrol for football faas? (4). S. Musi when the Devil drives <f>). 10 V-A-D. m the river (5). 11. architect* iral semicircle (4). 13.141 words
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Article298 1951-03-20 3 Research on the sixth sense cat finds you ittervon v, yOUr mind? When Place is it really arcidom moved t0 a ne Tl vperiments, no Iflc world, are ml -^Psychology labora -irhani. Norm Carolina I! Dr j. i Rhine has shown the existof a human298 words
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Article22 1951-03-20 3 0.. \><pi »n road, Willesden 1 pn nt'a television set through ii bur-,t into B«MJ Hr was la the News."22 words
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Article, Illustration14 1951-03-20 3 I V£ COME TO RELIEVE /OU FOR DUTY ON THE FIRING LINE I14 words
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Article74 1951-03-20 3 LONDON. Tues. J!^ London firm k> producing stockings, including nylons, m two empty churches at Margate, Kent. In the Hawiey Square Methodist Church and the Emmanuel Church, Addinion Square, pews have been removed and knitting machines installed. Two hundred girls operate them. Apprentices work m theReuter - 74 words
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Article31 1951-03-20 3 gPONGE -rubber mattresses and pillows were recommended for police cells m Cambridgeshire by the Inspector of Constabulary. But the County Standing Joint ommittee is to buy flock mattresses.31 words
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Article, Illustration30 1951-03-20 3 BANDITS ON TRIAL— The trial of several henchmen of Salvatore Giuliano, the Sicilian bandit, has been held at Bari. Italy. Two defendants, chained to each other, arrive at the court.30 words
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Article239 1951-03-20 3 LAKE SUCCESS, Tuesday. pOLK member countries of the United Nations have reported to a l.\. survey that they make military service compulsory for women as well as men. They are Chile, Israej,Pakistan and Turkey. The survey was one of several made b y the U.N. mA.P. - 239 words
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Article92 1951-03-20 3 HONGKONG, Tues. QEVERAL records m Hongkong's 110 years as a British Colony were achieved during 1950, according to the Government's annual report just published. The total value of trade was a record at HK57.503,--000,000. Passengers carried on the British section of the Kowloon-Canton railwayReuter - 92 words
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Article59 1951-03-20 3 A British meat trade spokesman yesterday said that it may be impossible for the Government to maintain the present ration of eight pence worth of meat a week. When the present ration was introduced last month, the Food Minister, Mr. Maurice Webb, told the CommonsA.P. - 59 words
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Article56 1951-03-20 3 How they live at Blo'-Norton Villagers of Blo'-Ncrton. Norfolk no shops, no post office, no policeman, and no parson want the Festival of British organisers to include them m the official schedule of places to visit. They say: "We think overseas visitors might like to see how life goes on56 words
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Article27 1951-03-20 3 Thieves took 600 cigarettes from a cafe at Swiss Cottage, London, and drank the cafe's three -monthly quota of nnf bottle of whlslcv.27 words
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Article109 1951-03-20 3 POSTWOMAN DELIVERS HER OWN NEWS LEEDS. Ti ]y[RS. Janet Johnson, of Doncaster, Yorkshire, looked m vain lor three months m the local P.O. where she is employed as a postwoman for news from her husband. Ernest, serving m Korea. Then one day she sorted some letters and delivered to herself109 words
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Article54 1951-03-20 3 LONDON, Tues. RAIN began to drip on the congregation at a Garboldisham, Norfolk, church. After the service the rector, the Rev. R. L. Webb, found that all the lead had disappeared from the roof's north side. It is reported that many tons were taken by thieves,54 words
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Article17 1951-03-20 3 Helicopters evacuated 16 wounded American prisoners from behind the Red lines m Korea recently.- U.P.U.P. - 17 words
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Advertisement297 1951-03-20 3 'A. *y .^r i Hi tm- i^» ki T b^H Vj m wV-7 ■<* m^+. y^^Mß^^lßt I♦* J wrnh C/ I I*4l Released X I^^ y» thru U. A 11.00 1.45 4.00 6.30 9.30 1 STARTS |p|g TODAY! EASTER AHRAQIONS at the CAPITOL RESTAURANT Rene Nieves m "FLOOR SHOW" 'Dunces297 words
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Miscellaneous332 1951-03-20 3 SINGAPORE BFEBS (Singapore) (BLI'E NETWORK) 4 45 P- m Programme Summary; q-i- v ax- ,n 44 From the London Editorials 9Ja a.m. For tne Schools; 10 iBBCr 455 Composer of the Korean News and Emergency Week— Purcell; 5. lo Colonial CornNews; 10.45 For the Schools 12 m entary (BBC); 5.30332 words
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Article68 1951-03-20 4 :.f. Irani itns felt nn ISI if 1 1 m the hum m < I r. [in.id not bscure I m I i T And rr But a; not!- urn Unto :i» r C nmittee I to the Dg II W f Market S1 Vie probe left to68 words
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Article65 1951-03-20 4 ALIENS may be adm:to S.ngapore Improvement Trust houses, but Malaya-born applicants will get priority. This decision has been made the Trust, and it ;on. Umif-r f he present system, fttteni are barrt^d, no mutter how lung they have 1 v»-d n Singapore. The I nils of ■•>65 words
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Article819 1951-03-20 4 Don Iddom's Diary NEW YORK: T^HE British gave a big party here this *k. Sixty-five floors above the sidewalks of New York, m a circular glass house adjoining the Rainbow Room, 150 people gathered at the invitation of Majoi C. B. Ormerod, of the British Information Services. V were on819 words
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Article224 1951-03-20 4 EX-POW SAW THE JOKE EX-German prisoner-of-war All Koslowski had heard that the English have no se of humour. Now h^ knows th?t they have, particularly the soldier, and he m fact been rather ised by one sample of it. Recently a Budley (Staffordshire), party visited the local sanatoiium with gift224 words
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Article, Illustration306 1951-03-20 4 NEW YORK: ivhen the airplanes are fogged m and the trains are hours late, there is rejoicing m the heart of a 47--year-old Londoner now running a New York publishing house. For V d m Americ s and railway stations, and m the lobbies of306 words
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Article, Illustration489 1951-03-20 4 O. H. BRANDON - Korean position might apply in Western Europe f SIGNIFICANCE OF 38th. PARALLEL AND THE RH| Nf THE present holding operation of Southern Korea by the United Nations forces is watched by American strategists with acute interest because of its possible application to the defence of Western Europe. Much water has489 words
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Article820 1951-03-20 4 tyHEN I was a highstooled office-boy I often passed an idle moment contemplating the day when someone would invent a machine which not only licked stamps and sealed envelopes but left the stamp book unerringly balanced at the end of the week. Probably the820 words
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Advertisement15 1951-03-20 4 Finest DIAMOND RINGS and ETERNITY RINGS U.S.deSiiva Jr we tiers I«6 ORCHARD RD. PHONE *****15 words
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Advertisement18 1951-03-20 4 Ei&tt I HOT CROSS BUNS I Order early: 75 a *t$ COLD STORAGE I Singapore Cold Storage Qa.,18 words
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Article, Illustration109 1951-03-20 5 X* and e-cent ever of IS m 1 mid reached the< •;re of a timber i kncreui 01 fie p'ewous vt..r A timbe? re.>oi. Betel rshow.i thai prinit. over 1.000 tons of D '\orking ria^ »he I nd indeed, be COM t 1 and109 words
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Article131 1951-03-20 5 MC'S APPROVE 100- OUSE PROJECT jji'ly start on new estate Krtf Presx Staff Reporter r\KT i- expected to be made soon on a big t in Singapore, involving the tn „i ,p er UMI houses on a site bound,l. Still Road. Telok Kurau and 4^- r fined by Mr. 5.1.0.131 words
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Article, Illustration230 1951-03-20 5 CULTURE THROUGH CLASSICAL DANCING I HAD the opportunKy of as tending a rehearsal by HimaUinjjh soon alter his arrival m Singapore. I came away convinced that her? Has no ordinary siuge dancer who sought out steps and irmpos which he or she though. would hold an andirnce. llimatsin^h 1* different.230 words
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Article29 1951-03-20 5 Rambu'aa limited has declared a further interim dividend of one shilling per share m respect of the year Hiding June 30, 1951 payable on April 7, 1951.29 words
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Article, Illustration299 1951-03-20 5 'Command show for C.G. tomorrow IIWENTY-BKVEN ftan ag», to farmer and hi* wife living In huml.lt I hi— i Main m Bardoli VMagv, Bomhav Prc»\ince, was b«»rn a «»n— the fourth of a fanuly of four girls and three boys. H. 55 name is tlimatsinfch hauhan. I'odav. Ilimatsin^h. w h«>se299 words
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Article66 1951-03-20 5 r I^ 1 E guns will be fired or. 1 Wednesday at 8.45 a.m. to mark the commencement of the marriage ceremony of Yang Amat Mulia Tengku Bariah. daughter of tne Sultan of Selangor. and Yang Teramat Mulia Tengku .mud Yang di-Pfinian Muda. f Trengganu,66 words
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Article, Illustration264 1951-03-20 5 Singapore's bird shops are closely watched Free Press Stall Reporter SINGAPORE'S bird shops— there are only three left m Ihe Colony today— have always been the subject of much criticism from reformers who preach against cruelty to animals and feathered pets. The three shops are located close to each other264 words
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217 1951-03-20 5 canaries of various colours, robins from Shanghai Malayan yellow-spotted parrots, cuckoos and doves, Australian and Indian pigeons, and Jaranese sparrows. Price« vary, the cheapest being local birds, which normally cost less than a dollar each, to the talkative African parrots, which are217 words
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260 1951-03-20 5 Move for 'Federation' of Clans in S 'pore Free Press Staff Reporter A "FEDERATION' of all Singapore Chinese Clan associations is urgently needed to act as a liaison between the authorities and members of Clan associations m the Colony m matters affecting their welfare, Mr. Lee Choon En*, secretary of260 words
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Article47 1951-03-20 5 The Province Wellesley Rural Board has decided to ask the electricity suppliers. Messrs. Huitenbachs for a reduction m electricity charges m the Province. The Board will also ask thai the present deposit for. six weeks consumption be reduced to cover only four weeks.47 words
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Article43 1951-03-20 5 To promote racial harmony m the State the Mentri Besar. Tuan Haji Mohamed Sheriff, has asken the Kedah branch of the Malayan Chinese Association for its views on <he formation of a Sino-Malay Committee m every village and kampong43 words
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Article42 1951-03-20 5 The Commissioner of Point Singapore, has now decided that the recruitment drive which was to take place at Penang (Poli<e Headquarters) during the peri<v; h 20-21: and Butter worth rFolice Headquarters) d*jrin^ d March 23-24. should be npd42 words
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145 1951-03-20 5 TWO Singapore Le/'sUtlvc C <Min< il F!« in.n tpet Ih-n were made yeslt-rday over Kadio Malaya b\ a l*r< gi sive Party candidate and Labour Part\ eaMMal*. The following are the main p«inlt» th« ir mudrtm MR. C. C. TAN (Progressive) Our aim to unite145 words
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Article, Illustration70 1951-03-20 5 Dr. Arne Buus-Hni stn. loader of the B.C.G. team now tra nii doctors and nurm m Kuala Lumpur, said yes erdaj th:u tli< tuberculosis ritufttton m X Lumpur was renr bad LT. COL. R W WATSON HYATT. (immandant «»l the Singapore Volunlrer «»rps. Mils the tap*- v*Press - 70 words
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Article40 1951-03-20 5 HE. tin Governor the following a^ftid. 1 UWMttf Medal: Captain A (i Banfielci: No. ***** 6 8 E Craig; No. ***** I Corporal f ICclntofh; No ***** Piiv;*t^ M. h Paton. tMtttmtJ Deroralion: C-tpiaii A \Y B I40 words
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Article25 1951-03-20 5 Thp ■■Pi. ICN<;1 CN<; Ah! a raie X coration food service rendered v. ha* l" >wed f) »> M By. a Malayan I pneineer25 words
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Article22 1951-03-20 5 It ]<- hibftkx c Art S;.Cie-v <. Chim- to KUALA LUMPUR •.la Lumpui equal rd ol I populatloi have seen I 122 words
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Advertisement16 1951-03-20 5 f.*?fSH COLLECTION of MORNING FROCKS NOW ON DISPLAY j n \> < r P^H^ de "SILVA ZZZZT^.HKiII STWET.yNOAPORE16 words
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Advertisement70 1951-03-20 5 Chupplees $25*00 PER PAIR X/^^fL, ALL SIZES /^^~gk ONE OF C^JjOaM.s SANDAIS With cunningly furled over leathern strips that look good and feel fine; that shift their shape to the shape of your feet! Cool Firm and tirelessly comfortable with Crepe Soles for long life. Made of the richest, toughest70 words
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Article28 1951-03-20 6 U K. rugby results VESTEHDAYS UK rugby results were: Rugby League: Leeds 25 10. Rugby Union: Redruth 0, Aidershot Penance and Newlyn 3. Exeter 3. Renter, A P28 words
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Article, Illustration769 1951-03-20 6 SNOWY OWL TO WIN MAIN SPRINT pictures. Ladies Flame safest bet From ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Tuesday. TLASS 1 sprinters will be the attraction tomorrow when the Perak Turf Club continue their Easter meeting. Toboggan, topweight m the principal race of the afternoon, will have the spotlight well on him mFree Press - 769 words
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765 1951-03-20 6 B Y ALLAN LEWIS lOUGH CARRA and BKS T BET, both winners on the first day, provide them in the Cl. 2, Div. 1 race over 6 f Lough Carra, who beat Hurr v Up In Div. 4 over seven has dropped 5 lb.765 words
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Article73 1951-03-20 6 ITNITED STATES track and v field .stars, headed by world record holders Dick Attlesey and Jim Fuchs, won all the events except the men's 400-metre race and the women's high jump and broad jump on Sunday m the international meet at Chiles National Stadium at Santiago.U.P. - 73 words
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Article, Illustration22 1951-03-20 6 Fard.i". Aiders I -n-. off a shot by Strauss of Plymou li Third Division (8— Ml) Enflish-Lrj m a two all di22 words
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Article216 1951-03-20 6 ISTUTE MONARCH, Rising Glory, Ouranos and ElToro have the form to recommend them m the Class 1. Div. 2 race over 9f. tomorrow. Rising Glory deadheated with Tornado over seven at Singapore. Promoted to Div. 1 for his second race, he failed to show216 words
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Article56 1951-03-20 6 FOLLOWING horses will not start tomorrow: Arabian Knight, Big Surprise, Permita Dormez, Tudor Pride, Happy Quadrant, Game Law, Warwick Castle, Island Magee. Sudan, Bull, Kin; Vince, Sweet Maisie, Arch Side, Pam Green, La "Traviata, Matinee, Winter Scene, Berubah, Sealed Orders, Perverse. Invest, Reward, Sporting Pink and Wayang.56 words
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Article534 1951-03-20 6 AiIEGON, GOLD MEDAL- LIST, Minstrel Boy, River Patrol and Brownsbay all warrant consideration m the Class 1, Div. 3 race over 5' 2 f\ straight tomorrow. Oregon is undoubtedly the form horse. His figures m his last five races are: 1;3;3;3;2, and he has had a534 words
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Article133 1951-03-20 6 London Stock Excitant, LONDON i TTHE Stock Exchange was m dull Mti A with buyers holding oil m th encouraging domestic or internat Reuter's financial correspondent British Government sto scattered sales to close with 1 point. The new Northern Rhoc< quoted around 2£ disco Fears of133 words
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Article13 1951-03-20 6 Keepel Barracks beat Sajarah 2-0 Kepp: two B Lea Of on Sr i13 words
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Advertisement167 1951-03-20 6 4; £AST 5 SHOWS 1 1 00— 1 I> 4 00— <>.30— 9.30 -CONVICTED" M irrins =r GLT N HUIDKBICK CRAWFORD. FROM TOMORROW Gary Cooper' *> Greatest Action Rol* WARNER BROS! 5 SHOWS DAILY 11 I M I p.m. n.ii Mm l his Maim I htj, Kr% t«» thr Middle167 words
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Advertisement72 1951-03-20 6 f THE STRAITS TIMES k DIRECTORY OF SINGAPORE MALAYA CONTAINING MORE INFORMATION fajfgLi fiiffWllliliy -%i 111 ~^l II IT II PRO MWu^i jwiih bHP m^ I^9ll^l Blm^ *Tfi»T^^M B S## I' CCNtRAI wyHi^i li' Ml* P^; -W^ p**»J coo- 4 4 P^J^J^ fi^^lH I U i ton IT 'O iTAL72 words
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Article, Illustration421 1951-03-20 7 CHWEE KOK AN OLYMPIC PROSPECT 'Should train for Helsinki' Free Press staff Reporter for the Helsinki SSST^Sftf Pr ed should be enroura^dTo rain nn y< a d he 'or it. Mr. Jocelvn S de W, m" P re P a ™"°n Singapore conttaUnt N&ffSPTrf the Free Press yesterday. clhl toldFree Press - 421 words
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Article139 1951-03-20 7 X S C ill X PENANG, Taedb (lash between the Singmian| Chinese swimming dubs Penan* Cv( is unable to send tourney, but will be reprem of four m the imitation >!" ning of the new S.C.S.C. Kin' S i s as dis. Chinese In its139 words
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Article136 1951-03-20 7 Test heading for a draw ■yyiTH only two days plaj left m the first Test match against New Zealand, England's chances of a win are remote At close of play on the second day of the match yesterday England were 63 for one wicket m reply to NewZealand's first innings136 words
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Article108 1951-03-20 7 ARMY became Singapore inter-Services hockey champions when they defeated Royal Air Force by the only goaf scored In the final at Seletar. Play was even throughout, but many scoring chances were missed by both sides. Midway through the second half, inside-left Butler and insideright Cooke were seen108 words
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Article233 1951-03-20 7 Kot a Kaja 7 Tamil B.A 0. IfOTA RAJA, 1950 League champions, are back m form after a disastrous start this year. Showing something like their old dash and finishing, Rajas made short work of Tamil Brotherhood Association esterday. Rajas started a scoring c m233 words
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Article349 1951-03-20 7 GHQ forwards successful GHQ FARELF 4, R.A.P.C. Nee Soon 2. IN an exciting United Services League soccer 1 match at Tanglin yesterday, R.A.P.C. Nee Soon played pretty football but did not achieve the same results as GHQ's fast and forceful forwards The score was four goals to two m favour349 words
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Article53 1951-03-20 7 DRCCE Woodcock, former British and European heavyweight champion, *as granted a manager's licence yesterday by the British Board of Boxing Control. Woodcock retired as a fighter after being stopped by Lee Savold m four rounds last June m a fight for the British version of the53 words
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Article52 1951-03-20 7 KATONG SAJARAH brut Star Soccerites easily by three goals to one m a S.A.F.A Div. II league game at Geylang yesterday. Soccerites opened the scoring through Wing Sun but Sajarahs soon equalised through D. Angullia. Sajarahs dominated play m the second half and Ja'afar scored two goals for52 words
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Article131 1951-03-20 7 RECREATION B.P. defeated Monk's Hill B P. by six game? to two, m a friendly badminton match on Saturday. Results were 'Recreation EP players mentioned first;. Singles: Lee Soon Kiat bt vi Tiang Seng 15-9, 15-7; Ng Hock Chua bt Yeo Kirn Seok 15-5, 15-5;131 words
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Article67 1951-03-20 7 FINALS of the Singapore inter-S) am and individual boxing championships will be held at R.A.F. Changi on Friday, April 13. at 8.30 p.m. Thp .semi-finals take place on April 12. At the Happy World on April 6. the finals of the FARELF individual championships will be67 words
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Article319 1951-03-20 7 A RUN on Mr. Frank Vo gels' Makoko, one-eyed flve-year-old colt trained m France, featured the callover on the Lincolnshire Handicap at the Victoria Club. London, last night. Just over a week ago Makoko was offered at 50 to 1. A promising display at St.Reuter - 319 words
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Article212 1951-03-20 7 DANDOLPH Turpin, British and European middle- weight champion, avenged one of his two professional defeats when he beat Jean Stock of France m the fifth round of their scheduled tenround fi?ht at Leicester last night Although the towel came m from Stock's corner m the fifthReuter - 212 words
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395 1951-03-20 7 Four O' Clock may miss Perak 'Derby' From ALLAN LFYUs IPO!!. lursdix r FHERE was much jlii awlm here this morning x concerning the rumour that Four O < lock I would not start m the Ferak "Derby" on V»n. I heard several groups of people iebating Hrhethf he would395 words
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Article97 1951-03-20 7 POLO CLUB GYMKHANA GYMKHANA «II tx by B Club on Saturd the Th< md Included m th °ram;ne coxnpe mounted v\ One event will b" opei rotnen am The bos' child en. ion o! Amnnt! the itej lor mfti on); i m v !i; v.ili bfnd m and out o'97 words
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Article42 1951-03-20 7 I'ulku Iwani -i st»dium M Borx i) iV r-. m m Ji./lilads at Cirvlan*. Bu M nr t H A: Malayan Puniiflirrs t n Stanrijrd a' Itiiunu- C 0.T.F.(. v B—^limik |Ui padanc; Rcrvicn l^i R.%.F.M T v SI) SJt42 words
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Advertisement107 1951-03-20 7 forlslcrq Why net bring the children for their morning "eltvniet"? GI J Fresh orange joice Ice cream 9 JL JL The famous Phoenix Kola-Pop 14, Battery Road. Phone 6570 7357 SOLE IMPORTLftS m w—xrrw*** LEYTE TRADERS LMITF »«A, ROBINbON KOAD.SINCAPOBI .71! k^k^k^k^k^kk A The weekly issues of the Straits Budget107 words
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Article16 1951-03-20 8 On March 17th, at Kmd<(« Keroau Hospital, to Dlan;«. %-\tm of Richard Ken« Mun E\i16 words
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Article19 1951-03-20 8 PIJKSCHROEFF: TILLY, sudj the General Has, ■->■ m on 18th March, ed by Emj. *s and friends. Rotterdam -d.19 words
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Article76 1951-03-20 8 TRIE v I her thanks and appr friends *ho pathy to her ir. n K< DB th Imn?. 1 CHONO KIM THONG Mr. CI ok C'neong of 'I hank all friends and t sent wreaths etc., r cars and those at- of the late Mr C Thon? on 14.376 words
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Article24 1951-03-20 8 i memory of I f mean 4 l Ov 1 rch 194*5 on p I) MEMORY of M V PMMd It. **124 words
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Article102 1951-03-20 8 NEW GERMAN NAVY PLANNED BONN. Tuet. THE Western allies have asked German military experts to draw up preliminary plans for a German tactical air force and navy, m addition to ground units, to serve under General Eisenhower. Reliable sources said the request was made three days A| a ronfldrntial meetingU.P. - 102 words
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Article224 1951-03-20 8 Paid killers also employed NEW YORK, Tuesday. THE T.S. underworld had its own court system, meting out death sentences to violators of the gangland code, the former Mayor of New York, Mr, William (VDwyer, told the Senate Crime Committee yesterday m New York. Mr. O'Dwwr. nowA.P. - 224 words
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Article162 1951-03-20 8 French 'plot to kill Pasha' LAKE SUCCESS. Tv MOROCCAN nationalists alleged yesterday that the 1 French Intelligence was pren.irin 1^ a plot to assassinate the 70-year-old Pasha of Marrakesh. Haji Thami al Giawi. to set off a civil strife m the Protectorate and discredit me nonalist movement. El abrd Bouhafa.162 words
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Article30 1951-03-20 8 A British Overseas Airways Stratocruiser set up a neweast to west trans-Atlantic commercial speed record yesterday flying from London to New York *In 12 hours 36 minutes ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article, Illustration103 1951-03-20 8 Wx^SHINGTON, Monday. Frank Costello faces his accusers. Well, that might be a tricky one THE U.S. Senate Crime Committee has unanimously agreed to seek the deportation of Frank Cos'tello, an alleged leader of the underworld. A member disclosed that the committee will ask103 words
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Article73 1951-03-20 8 THE Daily Worker, the Communist Party newspaper m New York, admitted yesterday it is on the brink of bankruptcy, running at a loss of $200,000 annually. It appealed to its "readers and friends" to contribute about S5 each. The paper blamed the financial situation on73 words
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Article54 1951-03-20 8 New Zealand police were ordered yesterday to enforce emergency regulations which make it an offence to contribute to or solicit funds for strikers. Servicemen and members of the Women's Royal Naval Service continued to load and unload ships, including food ships for Britain, m a numberReuter; AAP - 54 words
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Article166 1951-03-20 8 LONDON. Tues. THE Government was asked 1 m the Commons yesterterday whether it would accede to 'the request of tne Prime Minister of Burma for a British Government loan to enable the Burma Government to buy a share hi the Burmah Oil Company." The questioner wasReuter - 166 words
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Article278 1951-03-20 8 MOSCOW, Tuesday. T4IE Soviet Union is banking heavily on the rubber-producing plant, Kok-Sagvz, and synthetic rubber to make it eventually independent of natural rubber. Discovered by Russian scientists m the mountains of Central Asia, at a time when they weie searching a substitute for imported HeveaA.P. - 278 words
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Article74 1951-03-20 8 NINE DIE IN BLIZZARDS Nine people were known to have died and one person was still missing yesterday as the Canadian Prairie Provinces began digging themselves out of one oi the worst March blizzards on record. Meanwhile. 38 persons on a Calgary bound Canadian National Railways train which became snowboundReuter - 74 words
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Article28 1951-03-20 8 An Argentine congressional committee of eight Peron supporters and one opponent was designated yesterday to assume management of the strike-bound independent newspaper. La Prensa. A.PA.P - 28 words
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Article31 1951-03-20 8 Yesterdays quotations on fhe Hong Kong money exchange market were: HK$6.O3 per US$l for cash HK$6.OB per US$l for TT HK515.40 per sterling HK5306.5 per tael of sold U.P.U.P. - 31 words
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112 1951-03-20 8 Italian Reds offer 'peace on condition' ROME. Tups TH E Italian Communist leader. Palmiro Togliatti, making his first policy statement since a 10-week visit \o Moscow, yesterday offered to cease Communist opposition to the Italian Government if it would leave the Atlantic Pact and radically alter its foreign policy". SignorReuter - 112 words
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Article, Illustration23 1951-03-20 8 "My dear sir, what a welcome break you've made to the monotony of nineteen 'flu patients a genuine case of Bnght's disease f23 words
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Article30 1951-03-20 8 I. alian police yesterday found two tons of secret arms at the big Ansaldo Shipbuilding Works m Genoa as they continued a countrywide comb out. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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190 1951-03-20 8 CAIRO, Tues. pRINCE Faisal, the Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia, said yesterday that the nationalisation of the Persian oil industry will not affect the future of the Saudi Arabian oilfields m the least.' Prince Faisal, the son of King Ibn Saud, said Saudi ArabianReuter - 190 words
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Article93 1951-03-20 8 The London financier MiGeorge Dawson, said m Paris yesterday that he is not Interested" m seizure by U.S military police m Frankfurt last week of a company through which he had disposed of U.S. Army surplus material. He said he was no longer interested m the firm,A.P. - 93 words
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Article119 1951-03-20 8 Mr. James Chuter Ede. Home Secretary, said m London yesterday he granted Dr. Bohuslav Kratoehvil. former Czechoslovak Ambassador to India, a visa to stay m Britain, because he thought it was m the public interest. Mr. Hamilton Kerr, Conservative, had a^ked m the House ofA.P.; Reuter - 119 words
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237 1951-03-20 8 State of war with Germany to end soon FKANKI i npHE state of war between West < Western Allied Powers v the next few weeks, prebabl anniversary of the end of hostilities May 8, 1945. The coming m the creation of a German fo a foreign policy within the ation237 words
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Article9 1951-03-20 8 Pakistan to reduce income tax I sembl] No ReuterReuter - 9 words
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Title Section11 1951-03-20 1 FREE PRESS Magazine Supplement Festival of Music Tu«Misy, March 20, 195111 words
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Article, Illustration16 1951-03-20 1 nimia. of a first recital G veen awarded m P 1933 and Hclgium, Ger-16 words
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Article, Illustration67 1951-03-20 1 I m 1921. I Worn rhi Prcr i <• h piai -as p, Colonne. RadioIhe orctit's'ra± of Belntto. Italy, 2nd Luxemburg. a at the 1951 th-> war has been foremost m reforming the Musical Society and the concerts which are nmc a regular feature, of Singapore's musical life67 words
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Article25 1951-03-20 1 A Ihc xr.Jjapnrr Musical Society Orchestra. Singapore m 1935. Or>ri concerts and conduct- he was interned by I milt ,hu:r m the25 words
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Article, Illustration153 1951-03-20 1 M.W WILLIAMS, Singapore's Master of cumposer of the 'Antigone" incidental mu»ii describes how he sets to work) a few reget atmo- N< Bi inspired !> from Hoist's un of J rhythm I wrote 5 4, 6 4. 3 4 time ires nines come very me as to most153 words
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Article504 1951-03-20 1 PRESTO - PRESTO ENTHUSIASM for music, good teachers, gramophone records Singapore (and Malaya) has these m more or less degree. But it is not enough. There is something more important still without which Malaya has no hope at all of establishing a worthwhile musical tradition. That504 words
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Article, Illustration293 1951-03-20 1 MB. r. L. BRIDGES, forme* super^ intendent of the Victoria Hall and Theatre who left Singapore last week for Perth, Australia, recalls m this interview some happy memories of his JZ years association with Singapore entertainment. QOME of tne world's "5 greatest singers and instrumentalists293 words
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Article, Illustration91 1951-03-20 1 Leader of the relloev Born m Budapest and studied at the Itoyal A demy of Music. Beta me one of the leading llu» garian cellisi- Played on the Budapest radio lor several year* under finiOtls condiK member of the < it House m Btidtpi 'loured Java wiih mun91 words
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Article, Illustration104 1951-03-20 1 > Joint-leader of the orchestra. Came to Singapore irom Java. Joined Radio Malaya m December 1945. In December 1947 became leader of the Radio Malaya orchestra. Is also leader of the Radio Malaya trio and string ensemble and ummgtM the programmes. Before the war he was a member104 words
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Article463 1951-03-20 1 Festival 'Feasts KENNETH PEARSON has some interesting and amusing memories of music m Amsterdam where he was British Council representative before coming to Singapore. U7HEN music-loving con- cert-goers— there are those who go to concerts for other reasons meet by chance m the interval, the talk is usually of performances.463 words
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Article88 1951-03-20 1 Joint-leader of the orchestra. Was born m Sumair.i and was 13 when he first came to Singapore. In 1932 he went to Geneva to Study the violin. Learned to play the guitar from Segovia to piy for his onseivatoire expenses most of his pupils wcfC League of88 words
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Article, Illustration20 1951-03-20 1 Leader of the second violins. Was born m Odes&a. He arrived m Singapore from India two years ago.20 words
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Article, Illustration24 1951-03-20 1 Leader of the IWI a mrmber of (he Musical loefets <»r< li.st.a before the war. Hrn p 1 rd rfßUlarh iin24 words
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Advertisement47 1951-03-20 1 For the MUSIC LOVER can truthfully *>i<J MULTICHORD'S IS INDEED A HOUSE OF MUSIC We hay« m sto«k 1«<« selection of Gramophone Records to appeal to all tote., from the exquisite haunting tones of Beethoven Concerto to Ught muaic of all description*. Why not pay our shop47 words
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Article, Illustration619 1951-03-20 2 MUSIC'S relation to dancing will be understandable to most people. But what about its relation to the other arts, to sculpture, painting or literature? This is not so easily discernible. Yet all the arts are inter-related. All have characteristics m common. A piece of sculpture or619 words
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Article124 1951-03-20 2 T UK. CLIFFORD PIKE is f 31, married, has two children. Joined the Army o at 14 as a bandboy m the Royal Engineers. Entered the Royal Military School 11 of Music m 1939. Ren joined the Royal Enginn eers Band after the war, touring the British Isles124 words
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Article, Illustration139 1951-03-20 2 4\f R. R. E. HOUSE lfl had 24 years m the Army, is married and has a girl of eight. He < joined the Force m Nov- < ember. He has been a bandmaster m different parts of the world for the past seven years. His o139 words
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Article, Illustration246 1951-03-20 2 GoA Leong «Stand-in for Lola Bo- besco m Mendelssohn's f violin concerto). i» i One o/ Singapore's most promising must-" cians Goh Heng Leong t has had his first ex- 4 perience as a startd-in and has enjoyed it. It t has given him hi x first '>246 words
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Article120 1951-03-20 2 JLMR. ARTHIR BRUNSI DEN has had 36 years <> m the Army. He joined up at 15 as a bandboy with the Royal Fusiliers, was a sergeant at 20 and a II band-sergeant at 22. He passed through Knellar Hall and won the Worshipful Company of Musi- cians120 words
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Article, Illustration23 1951-03-20 2 l.im i I I .i:ng tv Mr. liams, Sinsapon of Music, will ii»M one of thr <> double-bass pl» Colony. A n <23 words
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Advertisement122 1951-03-20 2 /f mm m*m v v a Kirn Cheat* I RADIOS AND j j REFRIGERATORS £.4<>V PAYMENTS CAN BE ARRANGED J IMPORTERS EXPORTERS 1 J OBTAINABLE AT:- S4 KEOK ROAD, OFF ORCHARD ROAD PENG LUM RADIO ELECTRICAL SERVICE CABLE ADDRESS: "KIMRADIOCO" P. 0. BOX 1212 i i 314 Jalan Besar, SIN6APORE122 words
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Article, Illustration87 1951-03-20 3 The Slory -uirm are his" LOVE, says Hoff-> I doll. \D LOVE was a<, ion. He killed but was him- b€Ca«J€ of hr v d«d dies i«* The Maestro < OIR Thomas Beecham i« 52. He heard his /irst concert at the age t o/ six. AText87 words
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Article, Illustration556 1951-03-20 3 "YIAKE haste and x produce my opera. I have not much time leT:, and my only wish is to see the first night." This pathetic appeal sent to Carvalho, director of the Opera Comique, by Jacques OfT/nbach. Though not BUQ old man (only 61), he556 words
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589 1951-03-20 4 E. LEONG - E. LEONG UNMUSICAL- HE RULED SINGAPORE MUSK yOUNG, pretty, attrac--1 tively-dressed Chinese girls crooning away to the accompaniment of an orchestra before a microphone and under dazzling lights are common sights m openair cafes at Singapore amusement parks. This entertainment, unknown before the589 words
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Article, Illustration313 1951-03-20 4 Bill Webb- Jones - UEIFETZ, famous 11 violinist, once played jazz as Jim Hoyl, sometimes with Rubinstein and Horowitz, the great uianists. Heifetz. estimates that he has logged 100.000 hours on his violin, the equivalent of playing practically 24 hours a day for 10 year's. He has travelled almost 2.000.000313 words
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