The Singapore Free Press, 26 December 1952
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Title Section18 1952-12-26 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA No:***** SINGAPORE. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1952. PRICE FIFTEI S18 words
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Article505 1952-12-26 1 STALIN 'S OFFER TO IKE Would meet new US President for talks WASHINGTON, Friday M r Eisenhower mment yesterday on Marshal utement that hi consider a proposal ior a meeting between "Id tension. "I won't have m i that thi> morning, I assure Lisenhower told reporter, who him when he505 words
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Article, Illustration69 1952-12-26 1 TWO Singapore Chinese were killed when their car hit a tree on Bukit Timah Road, barely 100 yards from Newton Circus at 5 p.m yesterday. This was the only fatal accident during: the Christmas holidays. The dead were 35-year-old Sum Kai Chong. a clerk, and 41-year-old69 words
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Article349 1952-12-26 1 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Friday. ONE of the most urgent and important jobs m Mmlajl today was to get people to grasp responsibility and to stand up under the strain of grasping it. declared the Hish Commissioner General Sin Gerald Templer m his Christmas Day message349 words
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Article72 1952-12-26 1 AUCKLAND. Fri. NEW Zealanders learnt yesterday that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will spend next Christmas m the dominion. The Prime Minister, Mr. Sidney Holland, announced m a national broadcast, when most families were assembled for celebrations, that the Royal party will arrive72 words
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Article20 1952-12-26 1 Egypt's "strong man," Maj. Gen. Mohamed Neguib, will visit the United States m the near future. A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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Article301 1952-12-26 1 HANOI. Friday. RED-LED Vietminh troops Have made their first "encroachment" m the nominally independent Indo-Chinese kingdom of Laos and the French command feared it marked a new step m the gradual Communist push to the interior. The action was reported m the region of SanU.P.; A.P. - 301 words
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Article44 1952-12-26 1 THERE was a strong shower m Penanjf on Wednesday evening, but that is the only rain there has been for nearly three weeks. The soing for today's races will be hard. jack Beaumont's best bets are Northern Circuit and Sudan^44 words
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Article15 1952-12-26 1 Fifty-four babies were born mi n Singapore's Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital on Christmas Day15 words
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Article197 1952-12-26 1 ARCADIA. California, Fri. rpiNY Mrs. Fthel Arata. 52, arrested while m the act of trying to h"ld "P bank here confessed to FBI agents on Christmas Ere she was the woman responsible for a series of ••(irandma" bank robberies m i... AnsH The trimly-dressedU.P. - 197 words
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Article205 1952-12-26 1 AIRMAN ROBBED OF CASH DRINKS Free Press Staff Reporter TWO Singapore houses were robbed of $4,979 m c. and property during Chr. mas. A British airman attached to Royal Air Force, Seletar. who lived with his wife m rooms m a house m Boseombe Road lost $1,141. The couple went205 words
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Article110 1952-12-26 1 Free Press Staff Reporter PENANG. Fri rriHREE hundred Catholic parishioners m Machang Buboh new village. Province Wellesley, who could not attend midnight mass on Christmas Eve because they had no church, have contributed $1,000 towards the building of a church m the new village. The cost110 words
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273 1952-12-26 1 'Keep alive the spirit of adventure' THE QUEEN'S BROADCAST LONDON Mil THE QUEEN called m a Christ^ terdav for prayers by the M monwealth "that God may im and strength to carry out the solemn prom- ie will make at her coronation on June: Speaking Irom Norfoi:. }ueen pie: on273 words
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Article34 1952-12-26 1 Free Press Staff Reporter The Singapore Fire Brigade was called yesterday attend six fires m lallang areas. In each case the fires were put out minutes after the arrival of the Brigade.34 words
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Article28 1952-12-26 1 and Chr. 4 on Ch: iior P GIANT METEOB A i ig a flashed Chr -ated pea' ihe (t>t A P.28 words
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Advertisement63 1952-12-26 1 u «r »DP EIECTRKC*! L^ont eiqject to Look wtell if you dont Sleep well ■■> sleep of the best kind V vt%<^: >va 'be world A\\ .tp. It pro- im^/ i soothing nourishment to es. helps you to .es you that com- -^^^KiC pose m\ aJf to oatural. reatfui riotous63 words
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Advertisement121 1952-12-26 1 26 DEC 1952 Moke Your Reservation* Now SPECIAL MENU PROGRAMME NEW YEAR SINGAPORE 0 RESTAURANT BAR 79. Brat Basafc Road Phone 4088 Whom have YOU forgotten? I &SP^^^Jt-i \yu y Vji Jt^f If tne arrival of unexpected "|/y )^T\ Christmas cards from 1 V overseas has caught you Av^^^ empty-handed121 words
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Article, Illustration391 1952-12-26 2 EVE PERRICK - Mayfair Moves Out as the Money Moves in EVE PERRICK BHf The coronation switch-and-shuffle By IJTHI M ud Knott. Berkeleyonly prival nous e-dweller, announced that come the Coronation she would the shrieking city, she :ng th< the 8.000 residents of Mayfair. -let to and the rom and f" r e.391 words
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Article39 1952-12-26 2 YLSTERDAV- SOLUTION. j Across: 1. T^rt- 8. Quarters. 9. 11. Curl. 13. 19. Bell tent J Chariots. 23. Steer. Down: 2. H ;j up. 3. Equals. 4. Seventy 14. Titbit. f*. Ermine. 17, Aback.39 words
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Article591 1952-12-26 2 DONALD McCORMICK - MARGARET Will SeeaNewCity DONALD McCORMICK Spotlight on next year's Royal Tour By WHEN Princess Margaret goes out to Southern Rhodesia with the Queen-Mother next summer one of her wishes will come true. She has always wanted to pay a return visit to what,* m many ways, is British Africa's happiest591 words
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Article, Illustration646 1952-12-26 2 IT'S A MYTH ABOUT THE 'BEST-DRESSED' says Eileeen Ashcroft, from New York IT isn't true what they say about American women. Ne w Yorkers are not the best-dressed women m the world. True elegance is a combination of fashion and individual taste. That is something American women do not seem646 words
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256 1952-12-26 2 Sweater that Sheds?-Put It in the 'Fridge' IF you have an angora sweater that sheds every time you put it on— stop worrying. Just put it In the 'fridge.' No. I am not crazy. Refrigerator treatment is the latest method of dealing with those maddening little bits of angora fluff256 words
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Advertisement158 1952-12-26 2 To please charm Her Choose your loveliest gift s From y MAYNARD Co., Ltd 11. BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE, TEL. 6115 FOR YOUR NEW YEA J COME FOR A Kf^ PERMANENT WAVE to sun MAISON VIOLET 287, OUTRAM ROAD SINGAPORE The American Woman's Cook Book $20 00 Postage extraCity Book Store158 words
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Miscellaneous349 1952-12-26 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR ROOM today you cannot blame >our >tars it >ou are not eminently successful. \uu have been given outstanding capabilities and the to make the best possible use of your Sifts. You are happiest when giving the order*, but you do that m ordtr to lead may. first,349 words
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Article118 1952-12-26 3 I Bridge I Hand ■iTII •v t i 7 3 A A Q 10 a x a >. ack of <-ttd. rick declarer ■'-•A U> lead Too often .::onj are missed bedeclarer stops leading :ie round too soon South -v the hand had he ln- and or heart eats118 words
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Article249 1952-12-26 3 PUTS NAGGING WIFE ON RECORD Ahk nwi.iv, GLAMORGAN, Friday. ,11i ma de by the husb and of his wife's .ileged nagging' u^ played over to a judge m and \\^lJT c U S made On a Sunday afternoon and lasted from 4.15 to 5 o'clock Arthi'™ n« c v!L tO249 words
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Article, Illustration82 1952-12-26 3 Work Is well ahead on the new wind tunnel for the! British aircraft industry a will cost about £1,500,- i 000 The wind tunnel will be one > of the biggest In Great Britain, and will run at speeds of up to 1,000 m.p.h The j82 words
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Article226 1952-12-26 3 2 friends swop their soul mates LONDON. Fri. AN exchange of wives between two men was disclosed m a possession case recently heard at Brentford County Court. One of the husbands involved, Mr. Harold Harmsworth Robinson, was sued for possession of his threebedroom council flat m Hornlane, Acton. The flat,226 words
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172 1952-12-26 3 COLOMBO, Fri. ANEW republic without crimes of violence, pet dogs, nor alcoholic hangovers, is emerging on January 1 from the 2,000 scattered islands of the Maldive group, 400 miles south-west of Ceylon m the Arabian Sea. After 800 years as a sultanate under British protection,172 words
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Article51 1952-12-26 3 Connie Mack, the Grand Old Man of baseball, celebrating his 90th birthday at Fort Myers. Florida, passed along this tip for old don't worry. "There's not a worry m the world worth worrying about," he said. "That helped me live longer than anything jelse I know."51 words
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Article21 1952-12-26 3 Yugoslavia directed the Bulgarian Embassy at Belgrade to send its employee, Zdravro Sevstarski. out of the country —AP.21 words
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Article, Illustration40 1952-12-26 3 DANCING is delightful m this off-white gown of shantung taffeta. says M.G.M. actress, Monica Lewis, who patronises many of Hollywood's nightspots. New on the fashion scene is the skirt treatment of flared panels separated by accordion pleats.40 words
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Article52 1952-12-26 3 Britain has announced she will pay the second annual instalments on the 1946 American and Canadian loans m full and on time. A second annual payment on the wartime American lend-lease account also will be made on Dec. 31 as scheduled. All together, the payments52 words
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274 1952-12-26 3 DERBY, Friday A FATHER of four children, who killed his slover during a quarrel at a spot called the Skull and Crossbones will serve ten yeaiv imprisonment for manslaughter. Grey-haired Benjamin Brown, 46, a married man, ■was charged with murder, I but the jury274 words
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Article27 1952-12-26 3 Dr. Hu Shih. famed Chinese scholar now visiting Formosa, is scheduled to leave Tai- peh on Jan. 14 to return to the United States.^A.P.27 words
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215 1952-12-26 3 SHE REFUSED TO LIVE WITH WAR TRAITOR LONDON. Fri. 4 "WAR TRAITOR" won a decree m the Divorce Court here when the wife who refused to I live with him was adi judged to have committed adultery. The man Norman Rose of South Yard-ley. Birmingham. j is serving a life215 words
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Article74 1952-12-26 3 ROME Fri. EX-KING Farouk of Egypt told told reporters he preferred "to wail for events" before making any comment on the accusations made against him m Cairo the night previous. It was authoritatively learned 1 m Cairo that Farouk would lose his Egyptian nationality under Egypt'sReuter - 74 words
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Article45 1952-12-26 3 The Association of British Chambers of Commerce, reprsenting more than 70,000 business executives, sent a. letter to Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. R. A. Butler, telling him to slash government spending and taxation when he makes out his 1953 budget A.P.45 words
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Article38 1952-12-26 3 The Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, flew to South India where he will spend the Christmas period. He is planning to return to New Delhi on Dec. 29 after visits to Travancore and" Cochin.— A.P.38 words
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Article20 1952-12-26 3 Japanese freighters are expected to resume shipping services between Japan and Formosa possibly some time next month.— A.P.20 words
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Article71 1952-12-26 3 Dunkirk' man has retired DOVER I MR L. E. H. Annand, the man responsible for gett- ing the troops home from Dover after the evacuation ,of Dunkirk has retired after :47 years' railway service. During World War 11. he was m the Dover control office and his job was to71 words
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Article37 1952-12-26 3 The 17-year-old Duke of Kent, who has been m bed m Geneva for the last two days with mild influenza is due to fly back to London next weekend for the Christmas holidays.- Reuter.37 words
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Article30 1952-12-26 3 New York state's 130 mutual savings banks hold over $13 billion m resources; —50 per cent of the assets of all such banks m ihe counI try.— U.P.30 words
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Advertisement103 1952-12-26 3 Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! The Capitol Restaurant PRESENTS 3 FLOORSHOWS NIGHTLY for 1 WEEK ONLY Peter Lilian Sorter m their NEW Floor Revue KM AS REVELS" Mono Louissa The French CAN-CAN Dancer WJ&ffAff^ #o MM^& Renee Posso and her All FRENCH LADIES ORCHESTRA TONIGHT EXTENSION 2 A.M. 7| when you give-103 words
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Miscellaneous114 1952-12-26 3 Today's Radio BBC Programme Summary Round-up; 6.30 The 6.45 Welah :>yd (tenor); b David Lloyd Goossen* <oboe). ao> St The i Orch; 7.30 :rom the Forces nen. Kong. Malaya. Korea, and Baa '*eh tune man who chose .gs made on the spot: Jean Metcalfe. 8.30 Interlude. 8.45 .ea says 'Can114 words
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531 1952-12-26 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Dec 26. 1952. Just fancy PRELIMINARY work has started on the building of an aquarium ai King George the Fitth Park. In a year i'- will be completed and Singapore need no longer feel ashamed that it has not an expensive collection of fancy fish.531 words
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Article844 1952-12-26 4 Spotlight on Burglary How do you deal with a burglar? Do you shoot at him, ring for the police, or hide under your bed-clothes and remind yourself that you are fully insured so it doesn't matter anyway! This week correspondents report on how far you can go to defend your844 words
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Article, Illustration561 1952-12-26 4 The Crime-busters Roll up their Sleeves [ONDON'S 20,000 membei Metropolitan Police Force sput on its hands and sal lied forth to rid the world's biggest city of a creeping crime wave which threatens to sully the splendour of next year's coronation. Tne nations foremost crimebusters have just concluded a week561 words
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Article636 1952-12-26 4 CRACK BIG-CAME HUNTER You would not notice him m a crowd. ..but he earns £10,000 a year the hard way TO look at him. you would never think he lived by the gun. His name is George Michael, he is 37. and he is one of South Africa's top big-game636 words
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Article, Illustration435 1952-12-26 4 GORDON YOUNG i mts m the French capital LIKE the searchlight which revolves on top of the Eiffel Tower, piercing the gloom of these bleak nights, so the eye of the correspondent stationed m Paris roves m many directions at once. It looks at SHAPE, That supreme headquarters for435 words
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Advertisement17 1952-12-26 4 JSEFUL NEW YEAR GIFTS ■Old and WHiTF. GOLD P. H. HENORY Royal Jt NORTH BRIDGE RD SINGAPORE-617 words
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Advertisement46 1952-12-26 4 THE PIBAHHA r Identified by viciout X triangular teeth set r^==3E=j^. fS m an undershot ~-^^~2s^^£ jaw. Hie man eating Piranha is usually only "v."^ -i £*r i 1— eight to tweh/e inche* long. Easily i4e* another »J»o»« Medicinal P^od^ c CHEI THONC SAN pro*'4 f46 words
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Article, Illustration204 1952-12-26 5 ADAY OF CAROLS, PARTIES, PICNICS— AND SANTA CLA US IT was a gay Christmas for thousands m Singapore yesterday. There were singing of -urols and lavish parties The people had a good time as good a time as at any other Christmas after the war though this time they were204 words
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Article298 1952-12-26 5 77*£ covers Colony 's busiest streets Free Press Staff Reporter ONE-WAY traffic sehern?* which will cover a "loop" of four miles, will b* enforced n*xt month, Mr. A. E. Minns, Singapore traffic police chief, told the Free Press this morning. This plan will involve298 words
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Article101 1952-12-26 5 a ffMIE Singapore Regional Indian Congress has de- cided to organise a relief fund to assist victims of a B wclone which recently swept ►ver Madras State. The decision followed an appeal from Sri. A. Rnmachandra Naidu secretary of he Cyclone Relief Conrmittee. a "anattinam. The101 words
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Article60 1952-12-26 5 THE Y.W.C.A. Havp'"~k R )ai and Mount Erskine Girls' Schools have a number of vacancies <n their English classes Enrolment forms can be obtained at the association's premises m Raffles Quay. Several free places are a'so available. Monthly fees p^ld by the students vary from $1 to60 words
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Article50 1952-12-26 5 A 13-year-old Malay student Jaffar bin Arshad. died m the General H<;spital Singapore on Christmas Evo. an hour after his bicycle had collided with a Singapore Traction Company bus at Katonn Road. Eyr-witnes>es to the accident are reauested to contact the Traffic Accident Branch, Sepoy Lines Police Station.50 words
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Article29 1952-12-26 5 Christmas sto:k of toys and textiles worth $400 was stolen from a Chinese shop m Henderson Road Singapore on Tuesday nWht. The theft was discovered on Wednesday.29 words
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Article18 1952-12-26 5 One hundred and f-ve school children from Australia arrived m Singapore on the Gorgon on Wednesday.18 words
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Article143 1952-12-26 5 POOR ARE SHY TO ASK FOR HELP Free Press Staff Reporter THE MALAY YOUTHS' Literary Association, Singapore, wants to help poor Malay students but, so far, no one has applied for aid. The association is willing to pay school fees, buy books and clothes and pay bus fares. It has143 words
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Article57 1952-12-26 5 A 69-year-013 Chinese i.s in a critical condition at the Singapore Naval Base hospital following injuries sustained m an accident at the 13th mile Sambawang Ro?d at about 10 p.m on Christmas Eve. Police are trying to trace a vehicle with a broken headlamp and possibly57 words
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Article29 1952-12-26 5 Three Malay civilians and a British soldier were seriously injured on Wednesday when a military truck overturned at the 5 milestone Paslr Panjang Road, Singapore.29 words
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144 1952-12-26 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE, students studyin* Britain are attending Christmas vacation courses organised by the British Council. They are among 700 students from overseas who are taking part m 21 courses m England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. An introductory course on the Welsh144 words
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137 1952-12-26 5 A S3. i -MILLION project to house 236 "middle class families m semi detached bungalows at Tanjong Katong. Singapore, will be carried out next year by Bajaj Estates Ltd. Plans for the scheme were sabmitted to the Singapore Improvement Trust last month. Building will137 words
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Article47 1952-12-26 5 Christinas show at church The Telok Ayer Chinese Methodist Church. S presented a Christmas pageant— "Light Of The World" m the church auditorium at 235 T.-iok Ayer Street, last night. The pageant. d:n :ted by Mrs Tay Soo Kong was the highlight of the Christmas Day service.47 words
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Article41 1952-12-26 5 EXCHANGE FINDS JOBS FOR 9,055 c Press Staff Rrportrr SINGAPORE Em i Exchange found 055 people during t; 11 months of thi It met all demand amahs and la for.™ Driv nd There I JUV< Exchar. 177 han firsi H 14,28341 words
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Advertisement141 1952-12-26 5 %v?> o 64 comes to jkjjjfa££ CA U>BECKS iSBI Leading Wine A^W 6? Spirit Merchants L^r/ The Far East CALDBECK MJSf ,<Afc* M ACGREGOR &C? L T WWmW* TEL. 5371/2 mDA > t4 P Your Good Appearance" > Have your suits Tailored by i for 1953 prosperous Year i Selected141 words
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Advertisement69 1952-12-26 5 Jtf^l j\ ciioosi. /TmNr f^ TIIE AKISKMRVIK ffMffHUMBER t\ 1 YOUR BICYCLE FOR k LIFETIME I KHIOOA Stocks available from 140.00 each Cash Prices include "LUCAS" BELL and "ROBINLITE" Dynamo Lamp In Green or Blue $4.00 extra Local Stockists: BAN HOCK HIN CO. HOCK THYE ft CO. 131 Beach Road69 words
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Article121 1952-12-26 6 Only big names left INDIAN TENNIS I .AS national lawn te«pionships entered! fourth d*i' v 1 ijor nation of purely players appeared to been computed and the better known pi a with nal reputations, are now ng. Mrs Tony Motiram. wife of player, entered the third round of the women'sReuter - 121 words
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943 1952-12-26 6 Tomorrow's Penang race chances By JACK BEAUMONT IJOLIDAY racing continues at Penang tomorrow when the main event of the second day's programme is a seven furlong sprint for| horses of Cl. 2, Div. 2. This looks to be one of the most difficult943 words
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Article38 1952-12-26 6 TN VIEW of going, most trainers being cagey about what they are going to scratch for tomorrow. Only those known to me at present are: Olympic, Tiberius, Jack McGinty, Enjoyment, Northern Light and Billy Bee.38 words
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Article214 1952-12-26 6 FORGET FORM TAKE MAN O'WAR qTARAIN won well enough at Ipoh on the second day, but may have been penalised Just enough to prevent her making 1% two wins m a row m the Cl. 4, Div. 2—5 F. race. She has been promoted from Div. 3 and given an214 words
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Article30 1952-12-26 6 Three outstanding German and three Turkish track and stars will compete m the American Amateur Athletic Union championships and other leading meets during the coming indoor season —UP.30 words
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Article292 1952-12-26 6 Class 4. Dl». 2— 7F T^ILM PAN. Unamare. Academy r Award and Sailor bird catch the eye as being outstanding candidates for this event. The first named scored a fine victory over Unaware on the opening day of the Pexak meet--1 ing but the going292 words
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386 1952-12-26 6 LIECTOR won so convincingly at Ipoh m a 9F. Di\ 11 oppose him m this Cl. 4, Div. 3 7 F. event. He >f 9 o an increase of 5 lb. but he won with so mi that it should make little or no386 words
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Article379 1952-12-26 6 Springboks all out for 227 runs TEST MATCH SOUTH Africa were all out for 227 and Australia rI plied with 26 for 0 before I stumps were drawn yesterday at the close of the first day play m the second Test cricket match m Melbourne. Australia won the first Test379 words
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Article99 1952-12-26 6 /THE Indian cricket team to tour the West Indies has arrived m London by air. They leave Southampton for the Wost Indies m the "Golfito" today. Accompanying the 15 cricketers was the team manager Mr. C.R. Ramaswami who said: "I think playing the West Indieg m99 words
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Article49 1952-12-26 6 UK rugby league results-—Hali-fax 6 Huddersfleld 12; Hull 9 Hull Kingston Rovers 16; Leeds 20 Batley 16; Leigh 2 Saint Helens 22; Oldham 15 Swinton 8; Widnes 0 Warrinpton 8; Wigan 34 Salford 8; Workington Town 27 Liverpool City 5; York 12 Featherstone Rovers 10.— Reuter. i49 words
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Advertisement156 1952-12-26 6 TODAY J. ro «Aur £Nioy r«f Christmas b ff SEASON. ..YOU MUST SEE THEBoiIMv, 7 ROGLT WHO HII^A a^^^B V EVER LED A L W '-M DOUBLE I II X fee ~~^P^ M v list entirely suspended i#& W^OHMIDHIGHT TOMORROW! 74% THE GREAT STORY BEHIND ig THE BILLION DOLLAR SECRET156 words
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Miscellaneous172 1952-12-26 6 Mdndr3k6 Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya I NEVER MINO THAT.' WHAT ABOUT 1 1 1 HAVEN'T THE SLIGHT- 1 BUT YOU SAW) 1 1 CAN*T,KNOX.NOT YET/ YOU __J THE THIEVES? HOW DID THEY r EST IDEA. SUOOENLY. THEM COME THOUGHT THERE WAS SOMETHING THEY 00 USE SOME172 words
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Article, Illustration467 1952-12-26 7 Latest hints from Penane From JACK HEAUMONT i IH XX 7 A? S J ROX(; TIP for the Lewi, lined Dude Hay, when today's race prodiscussed after early morning r 1 nans: this morning. i n working well and condition. It is not difficultFree Press - 467 words
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Article810 1952-12-26 7 Race I—Class1 —Class Div. 3—51 Furs. L' 44 Lcfckvic J. J i Thompson Yong l\«rnia 8.13 Niel KOI Allan 000 Mi> s Nathan Poshni 6. iJ Mr E. L Nathan Rodgers i -00 Lucie Ma T by Jr 3.11 Mr Wong Sc Mdm Chan LowLs Mourn Wizard J810 words
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Article100 1952-12-26 7 JAKE TULI IS TOP CONTENDER R'.assach world hea champion. mcd her, of prepared before Robinson announced retirement from bo:> urn as world middleweight champion. Randolph Turpin of En" land is listed as the leading contender for the middle&--,*ne£ ht title and also as the 10:h ranking contender for t heavyweight100 words
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Article159 1952-12-26 7 'We recognise Turpin'— N.B.A. THE National Boxing ion has assured the! l British Boxing Board of Con- that i' Ranh Turpin No 1 contender for the world mid- dlewcis?ht championship va- cated by Sugar Ray Robinson. 1 1 The- assurance was given m res- rjonso to a cable from the159 words
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Article178 1952-12-26 7 SPRINGLIKE weather on Christmas Day helped produce some equally surprising results m the small soccer programme staged yesterday when 16 English and one Scottish games were played In the League programme. The second half of several matches produ a rush of goals, and Tottenham178 words
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Article94 1952-12-26 7 YESTERDAYS IK. football results: DIVISION I Blackpool 0, Manchester V. 0. Rolton 4, Arsenal 6. Burnley 2, Liverpool 0. Newcastle 3. Cardiff 0. Tottenham 7, Middlesbro' 1 DIVISION II Birmingham 4, Plymouth 0. Blackburn 2. Leicester 0. Brentford 4. Barnsley 0. Huddersfifld 3, Swansea 0. Sheffield ltd. 2. Doncaster94 words
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211 1952-12-26 7 The Fijians are confident that Isimeli will win Free I Bmdnf Reporter /jl R dusky, crop-haired champion from tin South Pacific gets his big chance tonight ;»t the H World Stadium. A win or even perform against American Mcl Brown uould KimrU Kadrodro a claim to rank amongst ihe top-uoirhrrs211 words
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Advertisement172 1952-12-26 7 HAPPY WORLD E^^JTil HAPPY WORLD I TO GHT pfe^T^ TONIGHT I v PM world class I boxing i 1 ISIMELI K>BL iR A B^P llm V^^Br BdB 7 Hrn H Mi* >ok BBB^^ ■VL BBB^^ fll BROW ■Wm Fijian and Orient Champion. ONE OF THE WORLD S WBffl W most172 words
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Article, Illustration298 1952-12-26 8 WORLD HAD PROSPEROUS CHRISTMAS Lrayesi jeasi since the war LONDON. Friday. r yili: WORLDS CHRISTMAS fathered yesterday round cheery hearths and on frozen battlefields to celebrate the birthday of the Prince of Peace and take comfort m the hope that the day promises. Unertca, besides traditional by m festive partiesA.P.; Reuter; U.P. - 298 words
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176 1952-12-26 8 VATICAN CITY. Fri. THE POPE addressed his 14th annual Christmas plea for peace on Christ:: Eve to the world's 'poor and oppressed" and criticized Communism for its attack on the Christian faith and capitalism because it has not c enough to roveA.P. - 176 words
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Article303 1952-12-26 8 PARIS, Friday. THE FRENCH President. M. Vincent Auriol, has asked the Gaullist leader, M. Jacques Soustelle, to try to solve France's 18th postwar Cabinet crisis, and the 40-year-old floor leader of Gen. Charles De Gaulle's French People's Rally said he will tell the chiefU.P. - 303 words
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Article71 1952-12-26 8 TAIPEH. I pREtIDENT Chiai EC .-^hek yesterday told 1,000 men and women of the National that the fight Communism Is 'not the business of Fiee China alone but the business of all countries m the demcx word." The President said Free C 1 role war a colleaguesU.P. - 71 words
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276 1952-12-26 8 Korea Reds sang carols, but the war went on SEOUL, Fri. TT was Christmas on the calendar. It was the old deadly routine on the Korean front. Communist loudspeakers were blaring carols somewhere there m the hills. They said some thins: about p on earth. But the Reds attacked too,A.P. - 276 words
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Article46 1952-12-26 8 An ancient sanctuary of a cult, which thrived 26 cenluries ago, has been laid barnear Meniko. 16 miles rus. Accidentally discovered •priot farmer ones, the ed a treasure trove ol siatuettes consecrated terracotta objects and images, cense burners and other lies cuterReuter - 46 words
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Article40 1952-12-26 8 Mr. Dwight Eisenhower has chosen Mr. True D. Morse, 56, a Republican who was a Democrat until about 20 years ago. for the job of Un-der-Secretary of Agriculture m the new administration, says a New York message.- AP.A.P. - 40 words
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Article34 1952-12-26 8 Mr. Eugene Cox, 72. of Georgia, a Democratic member of Congress for 27 years and opponent of many Rossevelt-Truman policies, died m the Naval Hospital at Bethesda. Maryland, on Christmas Eve. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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271 1952-12-26 8 4 N AGREED STATEMEN terday on behalf of tin at Monte Carlo and Sir B announced that iew led to return their Int ca»ds to Sir Bernard and mitting them to the Casi] LOXDOX. Friday. T issued m London yese Summer Sporting lub271 words
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Article38 1952-12-26 8 The Arab League Political j Committee m an official < statement yesterday de- nounced the mere idea of direct Israeli-Arab talks and expressed the hope that attempts to arrange such talks would not be relocated.— U.r.38 words
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Article32 1952-12-26 8 Cardinal-elect Alois Stepl- I nac, operated m Belgrade for i thrombosis of the left leg, 1 celebrated Christmas by getting out of bed for t!^ first time since the operation.32 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous73 1952-12-26 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris -S\t IT WAS, YOU > [AND IN AMERICA, ALL KwHY DIDN'T WE WAIT UNTIL WE WERE) THE LOCAL COPS WILL fvOU THREW HIAA^V- \WERE IN ON IT, ACCOMPLICES ARE I FARTHER OUT, MISS SHANE ?THE/ PROBABLY WRITE IT OFF J over' to drown Br^fellS^^j equally73 words
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