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Title Section17 1952-04-02 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA V SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.17 words
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Article541 1952-04-02 1 But Western forces are still too weak nFMFPAi rk v. A IS Wednesday. QLNERAL Dwight Eisenhower declared today that despite great strides m Western rearmament m the past year, his forces are still too weak for a determined defence against possible Soviet aggression. "But the541 words
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133 1952-04-02 1 Churchill on successor to Gen. Eisenhower Tlr. CHUPXHILL, told the h Commons yes- was willing f:>r American to take Genoa] EisenI aa Suoreme of the North a Treat? armies m v. ij added that of Just when will step m to campaign the Republican minatUaa m Sta s. QCfl EiseniDA.P. - 133 words
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Article22 1952-04-02 1 bperto from the Inter-:-.i. Civil Aviaticn OrUnaation will go to Jakarta .^p Indonesia m organistf< i national aviation school. AFPAFP - 22 words
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Article91 1952-04-02 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. WHEN President Truman leaves the White House, he will have a modest fortune, it was reported here. Some of his intimates guess the size of it to be about $200,060. They say it represents savings from the presidential salary of $100.--000 a year and theU.P. - 91 words
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Article29 1952-04-02 1 Japan has once again become the world's leading exporter of cotton fabrics, according to the British Cotton Board of Trade letter issued m Manchester yesterday.29 words
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Article92 1952-04-02 1 LOS ANGELES, Wed. pOMEDIAN Ken Murray on \j Monday telegraphed Queen Juliana of the Netherlands and her husband, Prince Bernhard, an invitation to appear on his weekly television show after they arrive here on Apr. 20. Murray's telegram was sent to the queen through theU.P. - 92 words
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Article21 1952-04-02 1 A Chinese woman living at French Road. Singapore, was knifed m bed early today. She was taken to hospital.21 words
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164 1952-04-02 1 SIX YEARS IN GAOL FOR MERCY KILLER ROME, Wed. ADMONDO Vastalegna, 58, was yesterday given sfatyears' imprisonment the minimum for homicide for the mercy killing of his common law wife. Vastalegna. who pleaded guilty, said he had killed her to free her "from the agony of an obscure illness". HeReuter - 164 words
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Article67 1952-04-02 1 CAIRO, Wed. BRITISH Ambassador, Sir Ralph Stevenson, called on Egyptian Foreign Minister Abdel Khalek Hassouna Pasha yesterday amid reports that Sir Ralph would return shortly to London to report to the Foreign Office. The Wafdist Party afternoon paper "Al Ralagh" reported that the Ambassador would go toU.P. - 67 words
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Article38 1952-04-02 1 UJS. Air Force Sabre jets yesterday shot 10 Communist MIG-15 out of the sky. probably destroyed three, and damaged ten m their second biggest bag of enemy planes m the Korean war. A.P.A.P. - 38 words
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Article, Illustration53 1952-04-02 1 picture. THE FIGHT had enough action for two —so the cameraman packed twice the punch into this dramatic double exposure flash. The picture was taken m the finals of the Army Individual Open Amateur Boxing: Championships at the Royal Albert Hall, London. Lance Corporal M. Grant (right) defeated Lance CorporalPopper - 53 words
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Article85 1952-04-02 1 LONDON, Wed. AN Indian, who pleaded he had been framed by his iealous housekeeper, was cleared yesterday of charges of trying to poison his wile. A jury at iLondon's historic Old Bailey court took nearly fr«r« *»nnrs to decide that The prosecution case was85 words
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Article62 1952-04-02 1 The Queen yesterday awarded William V. Griffin of Peapack, N.J., the insignia of a Knight of the British Empire for his work as President of the Eng-lish-speaking Union m the United Slates. He holds the Honorary Knighthood with about 70 other Americans, including General Eisenhower, General62 words
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Article200 1952-04-02 1 LONDON, Wednesday. ]t| R. Richard Butler, Chancellor of the Exchequer, ifl yesterday met eight powerful Labour Union leaders to try to persuade them his recent Budget which they have condemned— is best for the British worker. The delegation, representing the 8,000,000 strong Trades Union200 words
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Article63 1952-04-02 1 Total exports of rubber of all grades to all countries from Singapore and the Federation last month was 86,069 tons, compared with 80,384 tons m February and 77,733 tons m January. Total exports of tin to all countries from Singapore and the Federation last month amounted to63 words
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Article53 1952-04-02 1 LONDON, Wed. DRITISH Commonwealth countries this week will transmit their views to Washington on the position of their troops stationed m Japan after the Japanese peace treaty comes into force. A working party of officials of some of the Commonwealth missions m London has been consideringReuter - 53 words
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279 1952-04-02 1 Italy appeals to Tito for 'conciliation' V ROME, Wednesday. T*HE Italian Prime Minister, Mr. Atcide De Gasper i A yesterday appealed to Marshal Tito to make a new attempt at agreement on the problem of Trieste. The premier said: "Let us seek conciliation. As far as we are concerned, weReuter; U.P. - 279 words
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Article63 1952-04-02 1 Free Press SUIT Reporter Shell Company, Singapore, flew their flag at half mast today In memory of their Public Relations Officer, Mr. M.DJP. Gilroy, who was killed by lightning yesterday on the Island Club Golf Course. Shell offices will be closed at 12.45 p.m. The63 words
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Article27 1952-04-02 1 A four vehicle crash which involved two lorries, a car, and a van occurred m Beach Road near the Alhambra Theatre yesterday. The27 words
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Article195 1952-04-02 1 A-bomb dropped in new U.S. tests LAS VEGAS, Wed. A FLASH of fire clearly visible m the bright daylight signalled the start of a new series of atomic tests near here yesterday. The explosion apparently was an aerial burst, although its elevation could not be accurately determined by observers here.Reuter - 195 words
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Article76 1952-04-02 1 LONDON, Wed. BRITISH units m Malaya have their full establishment of armoured vehicles, and additional vehicles could only be provided now at the expense of other units' essential needs. War Minister. Mr. Anthony Head, said m the House of Commons yesterday. Mr. Fitzroy Maclean. Conservative,Reuter - 76 words
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Advertisement185 1952-04-02 1 IA OIES' SHOES J 1 latest Styles I i g £i Sffart at m f THE •old capital 2 I Stamford Road I ipwr i, i ■^'«g '"^li** somethiß hol *af htr back. She it folly endowed with •a* V 8 u i 3 weD tWt t0 b «rt knowledge185 words
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Advertisement82 1952-04-02 1 kv^ st S**l more wonderful bargains from ROBINSONS SALE 4i POCKET II" UMTEftS I I )II I I I y V_ r^ V^/ 111* Usually $1t.95 "Map of Malaya." tar $15.00 Ea, Vi F«d s-^ir R|X£ POINT TABLE LIGHTERS o»*Hy C9l o In Clmmc O..if. >Z7 5W C»Uurs: **4, Cryttal.82 words
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Article853 1952-04-02 2 The Singapore Doctor says you should drink eight glasses of water daily. LIFE, a continual process of obtaining food and eliminating waste materials, must have water to survive. The human body digestive machinery deals even with solutions: Unless food is soluble it is useless.853 words
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Article427 1952-04-02 2 JAMES DON - JAMES DON By HAS BRITAIN become a nation of slimmers? Has the dislike of being even decently plump become so universal that a million people every year are taking: pills. More people than ever before are going m for slimming m the effortless way made possible427 words
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Article, Illustration84 1952-04-02 2 Four-year-old Glyn Evans was born without less. Doctors told his parents that Glyn would never be able to walk but they replied "don't be silly." Glyn was taken to Queen Mary's hospital, Roeiiampton, where he was fitted with artificial legs and special crutches which he calls "plonkers" New Glyn is84 words
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Article481 1952-04-02 2 Jack Greenslade lifts the veil on the 'rule of the knife* which exists behind bars LONDON. rWHE doors that screen life m Britain's prisons swung open a few days ago and a horrified public had a glimpse of a strange and hideous world. The startling picture of481 words
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Article276 1952-04-02 2 STEFFAN ANDREWS - STEFFAN ANDREWS By WASHINGTON. HpHE U.S. Government A has devised a secret system to prevent enemy planes from riding m on a radio beam m the event of a sudden air attack. The project, initiated by the Air Force m conjunction with the Federal276 words
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Advertisement89 1952-04-02 2 conspiracy of silence h ALEX WEISSBERG $12.60 The author, a member of the j Communist party, was arrested m Kharkov m 1937, spent three gruelling years m CP.U. prisons before being handed over to the Gestapo m 1940. This is an amazing tale of the most extraordinary terror regime m89 words
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Advertisement406 1952-04-02 2 "YOU.too.maybeoneoftkJ MimOHSwhosufferfiil to*t'swhyyoufeelWon, ou Nervous. Irritable. Have heai I aches Lose Weight Worry I ws»»t <#y %»v I aN s^bhiVs^b^bi H Iff M/ j /Vo w</ M&/ A»c>t /o /ifed/M H dppitn I When you're anaemic, feel nervouk, have §tuptum f?,, m j, c d H 4uzy spells, no energy406 words
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Miscellaneous13 1952-04-02 2 Solution To Crossword No. 625 YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION— Across: 1, Profusion. 8. In nrln-13 words
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Miscellaneous63 1952-04-02 2 New Crossword No. 626 CLUES ACROSS 1. The Dean heads this book section (7). 5. Clued putters, very untidily (9, 2). 7. Sort of train that's always behind (7). 8. Kanga's so n sounds regretful (3). 9. A possible girl? (3). 10. How it happened that one risked it (7).63 words
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Miscellaneous204 1952-04-02 2 X \J \J XV T I M^\C V X-^vJ v>JRt X STAR BORN today, you are the rare combination of a practical, constructive individual who also has oramatic talents for creative work. The sphere m which you operate will determine how well these talents are utilized. You might become a204 words
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339 1952-04-02 3 DINNER IS SERVEDWITH A TIN CUTTER U YORK. Wed. f ff modem American teWe SI 7 n worry about n^ r cook-so long as *>** Tre\d Then, she can s- v:a f T a! after the man*rv> a W orlds great Parted is the current list 90 -serve canned. 01A.P. - 339 words
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199 1952-04-02 3 LONDON, Wed. UIGHLY-skilled workers are n walking the streets of Britain m search of jobs though the nations economy is reared to rearmament and defence factories are short of ir.en. Faced with a rising costoMiving ithe index of prices was calculated as 100 mReuter - 199 words
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Article, Illustration404 1952-04-02 3 S WEATER GIRL LED FIRE SQUAD IN CAIRO RIOT THE Egyptian Attorney-G^H?- We^2?da3r--72« business and enSinSfJ? 04 11 ot mor e than tions on thToreanteftHon ke sens ational revelag^SjfW"^ whicb SJj?!, 1 •*<*«> of arsonists d Creeled J&JS**-*? the British SSUSS^'fh Ol67 sald she directed the operation m Jertcal cites,NANA - 404 words
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Article276 1952-04-02 3 wtattaw ROME, Wednesday. Ik™. a French women can blame their o.^SPV 0 l iheir lability to dress as elegantly ?f J£ Anj^rican sisters, says Schuberth, Rome fashion designer. "The bosons of Italian women are too big, and ranch women are— well, too. flat-chested to giveA.P. - 276 words
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Article, Illustration12 1952-04-02 3 1 THE GENERAL S JEEP HASNT A ARRIVED YET I' 112 words
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Article280 1952-04-02 3 LONDON, Wed. HAVE you ever wondered how many starlings there are m Trafalgar Square as they wheel m flocks against the evening sky? The London Natural History Society, which has been studying them, say about 100,000 roost there nightly m June and July. But b-Reuter; Popper - 280 words
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199 1952-04-02 3 LONDON, Wed. DANCING was over and the girl Eileen Frances Cook, who is 15 was walking home with the boy, 18-year-old Frederick William Gould. On the way. according to Detsergt. F. Gloyne at North London Court, the boy199 words
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Article21 1952-04-02 3 Two persons were killed and 26 injured— six seriously —m an explosion In a steel mill near Charleroi, Belgium.21 words
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Article13 1952-04-02 3 United Nation* and Comneutral inspector nation if *n armistice Is signed ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Article10 1952-04-02 3 Military and ciTllian for a twin-engined TACA A.P.A.P. - 10 words
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Article45 1952-04-02 3 The Ford Motor Company at Degenham. Essex, announced that it had increased the price of its cheapest 1952 model from £479 to £514.16.0 for the home market. Increased costs were statedto be thp reason of the m creasp m prices.— ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article49 1952-04-02 3 Greek Economic Coordination Minister. Mr. George KwrtaHg has resigned amid fears of another government crisis. VL. yTft I a member of the Progressive Union Party. quit m protest against the execution on Sunday of four nf oiorht nommunists sentenc- Ed to death for spying U.P.U.P. - 49 words
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Article37 1952-04-02 3 The Soviet government has announced the fifth annual price cuts for consumer's goods since IM7. The reductions averaged 15 per cent. Cuts were anounced for foodstuffs, books, restaurant meals and hotel rooms.- U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Article38 1952-04-02 3 The Indian Government has removed c ontro l from allocation of textiles of average or lower quality and allowed an increase m textile exports. TUe Government recenty freed control over Mgner quality textiles. AFPAFP - 38 words
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Article24 1952-04-02 3 The Soviet magazine Bolshevik has attacked Dr. Albert Einstein's theory of relativity and criticized sharply several Soviet scientists influenced by Einstein.— A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article23 1952-04-02 3 Pakistani delegate to tne United Nations, Mr. Ahmed Behari, will be Chairman of the April session of the Security Council. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 23 words
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156 1952-04-02 3 BRISTOL, Wed. rkNE of Britain's leading atom icientists. Frofeasor C. F U Powell, is planning U O* tmmit raj research fcaßoons to heights of 2* miles fires* bases m Scotland Arrangements have J been made to follow their tUght by radar, and156 words
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Article71 1952-04-02 3 LONDON, Wed. TINY, the donkey which is to be the mascot of No. 1 Air Signals School— ASS. —at Swanton Motley, Norfolk, was collected at Hunstanton and taken the 35 miles to her new home m an RAJ. truck. While she was being led through the71 words
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Article24 1952-04-02 3 Indies cabinet: another attempt Radio Jakarta has announced that Premier-designate. Mr. Wilopo, had drawn up Cabinet list and had submitted it to President Soefcarno.24 words
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Article, Illustration378 1952-04-02 3 ROTH good things and bad ones may pose problems when your side has an advanced score and your partner opens the bidding. The important thing to rssaasaper Is Oat a bid that would normally be forcing for one round lent forcing If you are already at game. Thus378 words
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Article, Illustration376 1952-04-02 3 U.S. TIGHTENS SECURITY AT KEY PORTS WASHINGTON, Wednesday. t npHE United States is quietly training thousands of Coast Guardsmen to prevent the possible smuggling: of Russian atomic bombs into this country. The special training programme, disclosed by Rear Adm A. C. Richmond, Assistant Commandant of* the V.&. Coast Guard, revealedNANA; Popper - 376 words
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Advertisement90 1952-04-02 3 Available at all leading starts: Humanised TRUFOOD 'mo«t like mother"S"mius Singapore and Federation $2/20 per tin.' Agftttti— THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTO ESTABLISHED fOOI ftMI«APO««. KUAUIU«PUR. KLANO. fIMMBAN. PVHAMA. SIIIOAPOIUB^ 5 3^^* BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. HEAVY LOADS up to 30 tons sing/t fill Loading and Discharging by either Crane or90 words
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Miscellaneous234 1952-04-02 3 Radio SINGAPORE 9JO ajn.-9.55 SchooU; M Emergency News; 10.05 "Women t Magazine"; 10.45-12 School*: 1 p.m. Jimmy Leach, Organs 1.30 News; I.4ft "Lunch Tim* Prom"; 2-3.20 Schools; 6. It "Hobbies"; 6.40 Radio String ensemble: 6.55 Announcements; 7 News; 7.15-725 "Thi» Is Commun\*n"; 7.30 "Radio Rhythm Club'; 8 "Jack Smith Show":234 words
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Article255 1952-04-02 4 Admittedly, the time !s not too propitious. It is election year, when Congress is more than usually sensitive to the feelings of voters. And those feelings can be imagined when the propaganda aimed at cutting government expenditure— at home and abroad is examined. For instance, the American taxpayer255 words
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Article226 1952-04-02 4 w^ELL might the needy countries of Europe be worried by President Truman's decision not to seek another term of office. Their governments fear that his Imminent departure Xrom the political scene may lead to a change m United States foreign policy and an end to the era226 words
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832 1952-04-02 4 Victor Sims - Victor Sims Camp what* Americans are warned: Drive as though the other gay is eraxy: Treat all woman with respect: Beware of profiteering taxi-drivers; By EACH month some 1,200 American airmen, posted to Britain, bring their wives arid children across the Atlantic to make Britain832 words
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Article, Illustration46 1952-04-02 4 Lisette Hackniayer, a Viennese singer and former film star, who sings m a Singapore night club today. She sings m English, French, Spanish and German She was with E.N.S.A. after tbe war and has sung m films, over the radio and on the Continent46 words
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Article16 1952-04-02 4 Brazilian Ministry Chancellor, Joao Neves da Fontoura, has signed a decree granting the honorary16 words
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Article364 1952-04-02 4 Felix - Felix By THE first big-band x jazz record cut by British traditionalist musicians has reached Singapore. The record which is one of a series of discs to be made for the first time by a British company features the Humphrey Lyttelton and Graeme Bell bands. Using364 words
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Article, Illustration42 1952-04-02 4 Second Menuhin? HERMANN KIENZL aged 12, now studying at the Vienna Academy of Music is now the "rage" of Vienna. Critics hail him as a "second Menuhin" and a Vienna violin maker ha s presented him with a hif h quality violin.42 words
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Article, Illustration852 1952-04-02 4 Jack Hylton - MY ATTITUDE TO MONEY Jack Hylton By who rose from bar pianist to wealthy impresario. IJAD was a Lancashireman. He worked as a twister m a cotton mill. Later he. kept a pub. In all his life I never knew him to worry about money, not even when he had852 words
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Article228 1952-04-02 4 DVORAK. Serenade m D miner, Op. 44. London Baroque Ensemble (Karl Haas). Parlophone SW 8132/4. This work scintillates with beauty m every movement and every bar. It serenades us into the luxuriant warmth of a summer's breeze on a moonlit night. The opening march is a determined little228 words
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Article, Illustration865 1952-04-02 4 Music topics by pma^ |T would be nice to say that Smeterlin had attracted full houses to all his performances at the Victoria Hail but, m fact, only one— his Chopin recital was packed to the doors. There were some vacant seats m865 words
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Article69 1952-04-02 4 VALUABLE acquisition to the ranks of talented theatrical people m Singapore will be Miss Margaret Chandler, of Chelsea, who is to marry Mr. J. W. Hoskins. of McAlister and Co.. In Chelsea m May. Miss Chandler, trained at the Royal Academy of dancing, was a principal* dancer m69 words
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Article30 1952-04-02 4 A few seats are still available for the Smeterlin e£ cert tonight (845 p.m w* ket* booked but not <*»fied by L p.m. may he Booking office is at sons.30 words
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Advertisement11 1952-04-02 4 GEORG JENSEN SILVER Exclusive Unique H. SENA Ltd., Singapore, Penang Bangkok.11 words
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Advertisement16 1952-04-02 4 jpfef caldbeckS SOUT A .^H Leading ne JHA Spirit Merchants *V TTie Far East rAinRFCK liVir16 words
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Article888 1952-04-02 5 'One has to take initiative* Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S traffic chief, Mr. W. R. M. Haxworth, told the Free Press yesterday the police should be allowed to try but experiments to determine what could and what could not be done without having recourse to interminableReuter - 888 words
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125 1952-04-02 5 NO HIGHER ALLOWANCE FOR THESE TEACHERS schools m Singapore do not receive married rates of cost-of-living allowances because their salary is governed by the Education Code, an Educat on Department official told the Free Press yesterday. The Code says, "The rate ar L fOr the Permanent lay teaching staff m125 words
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Article163 1952-04-02 5 TFree Press Staff Reporter HERE wa s no rush for replacements of torn identity cards or change of addresses at the seven main police stations, where temporary clerk s were posted yesterday, to relieve the congestion at the Singapore Registration Centre Most of the people, who163 words
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Article83 1952-04-02 5 PENANG, Wed. rE Penang Municipal Council, through the Municipal Building Surveyor, has withdrawn two summonses against Mr. Ong Keng Huat, owner of the Paramount cinema m Maxwell Road Mr. Ong was summoned for allegedly carrying out alterations and additions to the cinema seating arrangement without giving notice or83 words
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Article99 1952-04-02 5 PLLOWING substations are liable to load shedding tonight: Albert St., SHort SJ, Sew lee Works, fire Stone. Balestier Rd., JiEnAmiMW. BJMJJ.O. McßliAle. Braddell Rise, Island Golf Club, Seletar Pomps, Nee Soon, Seletor gar Estate, SMlne Rd., J»Jan Pekan, Jalan Soltan, Beach ttd., Alhambra. Raffles Hotel. Sombawa Rd., Boon99 words
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Article149 1952-04-02 5 STORE USES MORE GAS THE Singapore Municipal -1 Gas Department laid about eight miles of new gas main s vi 1950, and renewed another four miles, says Mr. M. M. Paterson, head of the department, m hi s 1950 annual report. The report, circulated at the City Council meeting on149 words
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Article81 1952-04-02 5 IPOH, Wed. Eight were injured, one seriously, when a police truck taking members of a jungle squad to Kuala Kangsar collided with a police car travelling toward Ipoh at 22nd mile IpohKuala Kangsar road yesterday. The driver of the car received a bad head injury,81 words
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251 1952-04-02 5 SUPPLY of fresh water for Singapore from sources m Johore river is excellent and there should be no need to go elsewhere for very many years. The sources are good for a century, says Mr. F. G. Hill, former Municipal Water Engineer, m251 words
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Article110 1952-04-02 5 rE eviction of squatters m Singapore has not affected the local food supply, Mr. r A. Wright, the. Colony's &od Production Officer, told the Free Press yesterday. Mr. Wright was comment- r :-".*f.».«.nt by Mrs from land, on which they have settled, would lead110 words
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Article, Illustration93 1952-04-02 5 This post is down for third time HTHE traffic police sign post at the intersection of Tanglin and Orange Grove Roads, which had been knocked down two times, was down again yesterday. Who knocked it down this time? It was a taxi driver and he did it at 4 p.m.93 words
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Article147 1952-04-02 5 Special is cleared KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. DOLLAH bin Malim, an 18--year-old special constable, who was alleged to have broken a labourer's rib by hitting him with his rifle, was yesterday acquitted by Mr. B.V. Rhodes m the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt. The147 words
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Article84 1952-04-02 5 Woman gets 7 months SEREMBAN, Wed. rpHMLAMAH, a woman rubA ber tapper, was sentenced to seven months' imprisonment m Seremban yesterday for stealing $770 from a shop m Mantin. The owner of the shop, Tan Say Chong, said Thailamah came to the shop with another woman and three men. While84 words
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Article26 1952-04-02 5 JOHORE BAHEU, Wed.— Mr. Mohd. Shah, Court Inspector, Sessions Court, Johore Bahru, went on leave yesterday and was succeeded by Mr. M. H. James.26 words
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Article33 1952-04-02 5 SEOAMAT. Wed.— Loo Lam. 62, and Low Lam, 40, were charged m Segamat with ottering bribes to a police lieutenant. They were offered bail of $300 and $200.33 words
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Article21 1952-04-02 5 KOTA BAHRU. Wed Tungku Ahmad Panglfma Raja. District Officer. Paslr Puteh, has been transferred tn Pnj?lr Ma* Nik Hussein.21 words
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Article112 1952-04-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. rE early crop of short term wet padi m Trengganu was disappointing, stated the Trengganu Agriculture report for February, which was issued yesterday. The crop was below average giving between 150 to 256 gantangs an acre compared with the average m high yielding areas112 words
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Advertisement301 1952-04-02 5 j THf U«Sr CLASSICAL RECORDINGS WAGNER The Flying Dutchman. Overture^ I V.e^na Philharmonic Orchestra cond by s Wilhelm Fyrtwawgler DB 9727/28 i I KODALY Calanta Dances j The London Philharmonic Orchestra cond by Basil Cameron C 7896/97 BEETHOVEN— Sonata m E major, Op. 14, No. 1 i Artur Rubinstein (Pianoforte)301 words
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Article1060 1952-04-02 6 John Mather - The Queen' s new household John Mather IN THE LIGHT OF PAST EVENTS IT IS BEING SUGGESTED THAT THERE SHOULD BE A MASTER OF THE QUEENS MEDICINE by 4PHB Queen, presently has a divided Household, consisting of those who have lost their jobs because die is no longer Princess Elizabeth,1,060 words
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Article, Illustration9 1952-04-02 6 Students editors Photo. *P— orcd by Columbia University, A.P.A.P. - 9 words
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Article302 1952-04-02 6 Why sunspots are dark A NEW THEORY which offers a means of improving weather forecasting, of better understanding movements m the earth's atmosphere and the gases within the sun and other stars was introduced m Berkeley, California, by an internationally known astronomer. Specifically the theory explains why sunspots are dark.302 words
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445 1952-04-02 6 Selig S. Harrison - INDIA PREPARES TO ELECT HER PRESIDENT Selig S. Harrison by JNDIA'S mammoth general elections are over, but there's another important election day still ahead. Newly-elected lawmakers m the central parliament and 23 state legislatures will ballot for the next Indian president on May 2, Prime Minister Nehru's governing Congress PartyA.P. - 445 words
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Miscellaneous51 1952-04-02 6 Mandrake Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya JANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya II MOftE "TVI6 TICWET, GBOtitekE WOULD fifty ifw3y«cT i<u < iuc^^By^!*'#i^>»#^ )Qi/Jff!f TWE -^—^^^^^■i^^^r k- *^^^B i I I w^sSSSl^^^B^h^^^^^A .^^^B l^^^E^-^^^^^^*! TARZAN Strategy fiy B wmMtfA \dR fMTW EVfiffVTWING IN Off51 words
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Article490 1952-04-02 7 >4rv^«s /raw strong side Free Press Soccer Reporter rfIiCAPORE should have its first taste of good Soccer this month, when the Indian touring team. Aryan Gymkhana— l 6 players and three O ficial>->vho leave Madras today, play their fi r> t match m the Colony490 words
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Article90 1952-04-02 7 JIMMY Beau, rough but far from stylish middleweight from New Canaan. Connecticut, spoiled Paul Pender's comeback attempt en Monday when he knocked out the Brooklyn youth m the 44th second of the fifth round of their scheduled tenround bout at Boston Gardens. Pender was returning toU.P. - 90 words
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Article62 1952-04-02 7 V; c lowing were elected' tortn oi Merrydale Bad•T;T. P, rv for 1952 c- Messrs Ho Lian Ti&n- M Hock. Woon Chow Kwai, Fcrir r- i>u: P r e^dent Poong Choo wah. G s Gill; hon. secre- «2 Krk Wah; hon. trea- (Jang; hon. audi«ysn Rozario.62 words
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Article44 1952-04-02 7 BH c hessmasters have tato the last lap of ri *;-P< > international tcur- er an exciiing round. granrtmaatq Gideon J Hungariar* is third with r™ On -y nail a point away —•^'.uion Paul Kavas W« Jesim Geller, sinta each.- A.P.A.P. - 44 words
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Article42 1952-04-02 7 <l Clubs March! (StoUeford) com--1 4 I)IU> U M C. V. Martia D. W McMul!ax> I "<;r Mallal (9) 35 7 8 4 L:m Bo Yam ;V'^ n D Addison (24) v H H Wong (22) s over the first42 words
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Article, Illustration41 1952-04-02 7 Som pong's brother THEP VITrfOOL, younger brother of Singapore's welterweight champion, Sompong, who fights Sonny Chia at the Happy World Stadium on Friday night. Vithool, like his brother, pouches hard and his boat with Chia should be an all-* action affair.41 words
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Article42 1952-04-02 7 HIS SECRET IS— MILK Australian middle heavy weightlifter Ken McDonald claims milk m his diet is part of the secret of his weightlifting success. He drinks a gallon of milk each day. McDonald will represent Australia at the Helsinki Olympics. Reuter AAPReuter; AAP - 42 words
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Article63 1952-04-02 7 The Services team to meet Civilians m the annual cricket match on the Padang en Saturday and Sunday will be: Major Bennett (Army, capt.), F/Lt. Wood (RAP), Lt. Fisher (Navy), Sq/Ldr. Sample (RAF). Capt. Reynolds (Army), Capt. Diplock (Army), Lt. Stepto (Army), LREM Chaplin (Navy), Sgt.63 words
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Article49 1952-04-02 7 The Royal Singapore Golf Club's March mixed foursomes (stroke) competition, played on Sunday afternoon, was won by Mrs K. L. Emerson J. K. Shafer (44—834— 35*4). Other cards returned were Mrs H. B. Christensen K.L. Emerson (44—7%— 36%), Mr Mrs. R. Craik (4S— 6— l— 3B)49 words
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Article371 1952-04-02 7 BRUTUS Hamilton, head coach of the U.S. track and field team for the Olympic Games, said that America's *reatest weakness would lie m the distance events. "We haven't anything that will come close to giving Czechoslovakia's Emil Zatopek a' race m the distance events/ saysU.P. - 371 words
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Article, Illustration32 1952-04-02 7 photo. This is Austria's Linde Wertl practising at Wembley for fter match against Rosalind Rowt, of England, who she met m the final of Ih e English table-tennis championships.- A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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Article508 1952-04-02 7 Fathul Karib 1; Tigers 0. TIGER'S hopes of being unbeaten champions m x this year's Singapore Amateur F.A. D-v. 1 League received a setback m their game against Fathul Karib, the newly promoted team, at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Even though the weather was bad508 words
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Article54 1952-04-02 7 The team to represent C.V M v a. at cricket againsf R.A.F Seletar. at Seletar at 11 am. en Sunday will be selected from: Maurice Nunis Roiand Stevens. E. A RodrUues. Stephen Lo#. G F Pinto. Michael Ang D Ba.hetrhet. Michael Nunis. A. Nathan V Nathan Sv<kiev Olivriro54 words
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564 1952-04-02 7 RAF Seletar -f; RAF Changi 2. TUSMAL weather conditions at Changi yesterday, plus the sparkling football produced by Royal Air Force Seletar under those same conditions, served to dishearten a mediocre R.A.F. Changi side m this United Services League Senior Division match. a let564 words
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Article31 1952-04-02 7 There will be net practice at the Singapore Cricket Club on Friday at 5 p.m. for the Civilian cricket team to meet Services. All players are requested to attend.31 words
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Advertisement234 1952-04-02 7 CHALLENGE FROM INDIA INDIA'S CHAMPION JOGINDER (Reeognis«d The World Over IyPHI As One Of India's Best Ever) I Wm Specially In Singapore To Hf^^^^^K^l Challenge World Coloured Heavyweight Champion BH^BMHi Negro. SEELIE SAMARA (Undefeated Since His Arrival In The East. This Will Be One Of His Toughest Matches Yet). Supported234 words
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166 1952-04-02 8 NEW YORK. Wed. ALL signs pointed to a record poll yesterday m the two State presidential primary elections which will give first public reaction to President Truman's week-end withdrawal from the contest. Senator Robert Taft Conservative and isolationist Republican, is one ofReuter - 166 words
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Article22 1952-04-02 8 I Living conditions among India's 19,900,000 tribesmen will be surveyed at an offi-cially-sponsored conference m New Delhi m June.- A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article24 1952-04-02 8 I Ceylon's Episcopal See has approved the records for submission to Rome for the beatification of Father Jose Vas, a Ooan priest.- A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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340 1952-04-02 8 'WE WILL BEAT HELL OUT OF INVASION, IF IT COMES V.S. Naval Secretary speaks o>; i^jmnm TOKYO, Wednesday. THE U.S. Naval Secretary, Mr. Dan Kimball, said here yesterday that, if the Chinese from the mainland tried to "invade Formosa/ the American 7th Fleet would "clobber hell out of 'em". But,U.P. - 340 words
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Article, Illustration40 1952-04-02 8 BARBARA Stanwyck, who has held the top rung: of a film career for many years, and Gilbert Roland, an early "fiant", who is once more playing important roles, are seen sharing: a table at a foreign correspondents' dinner at Hollywood.40 words
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Article262 1952-04-02 8 PARIS, Wednesday. FIANCE gave notice yesterday that it plans to continue its grim battle against the Communist led rebels m Indo-China by appointing Mr. Jean Letourneau, new Resident Minister and granting him sweeping powers over bath military and civil matters. i A war-time resistance leader, Mr.Reuter - 262 words
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100 1952-04-02 8 DARWIN, Wed. RAYMOND LEE, 43-year-old Californian on a round-the-world solo voyage, brought his 40- foot yacht, Manazncta, into Darwin yesterday after Indonesian authorities had detained him seven weeks for questioning. Lee, a former salmon fisherman, said Indonesian army authorities grabbed him when he anchoredA.P. - 100 words
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Article40 1952-04-02 8 The War Minister Mr. Anthony Head, said m the House of' Commons yesterday that the Navy, Army and Air Farce Institutes (NAAFI) parcels scheme would be extended to include five shilling parcels for Korea and Malaya.40 words
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Article223 1952-04-02 8 LONDON, Wednesday. THE House of Commons rocked with laughter last night at a schoolboy April fools day hoax that sent police, the government, national newspapers and atomic scientists on a day-long wild goose chase. It was one of several pranks played throughout the world223 words
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Article191 1952-04-02 8 LONDON, Wed. VINO Charles I, beheaded m a 1649, still has his articles of war m the current Army Act, and the Air Force Act contains more about horses than about planes, the House of Commons was told yesterday. Mr. John Strachey, Labour's WarReuter - 191 words
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Article69 1952-04-02 8 JOHANNESBURG, Wed. PUR masked men entered a bank, covered the staff with water pistols, and told the cashier: 'This is a hold up. Hand over the cash". A terrified woman member of the staff jumped out of a window. The teller had handed, over the money whenReuter - 69 words
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Article59 1952-04-02 8 A divorce judge m London yesterday rejected a wife's story that she had deserted her husband because he pot a £450 cheque on a Christmas tree for her at a party and then demanded it back when the guests had left. He granted a divorce toReuter - 59 words
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Miscellaneous100 1952-04-02 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris HHHHPHHHHJIH fl HEARD SOME SHOOTING HEAR] fHE ISNT HERE NOW, BUT I'LL SEN?! fTHANKS, M?.HARP>. ILL ST>«T V 00H^HUE--TthAT5 WHAT I VWNT^ NHK I^ AFTERKOOH. AW SENT HIM TO YOU R«ST THfNG IN THE CHECKING ON ALL THE HUNTBB SHOT? HOW \TO KNOW-BUT ITS A100 words
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