The Singapore Free Press, 28 July 1953
1953-07-28
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Title Section14 1953-07-28 1 The Singapore Free Press h !3T(iS. Singapore Tuos., July :s, i ?>:.:;. Price is ts14 words
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Article, Illustration11 1953-07-28 1 BRITAIN WANTS PEACE SAY The fighting over, a weary toldier rests.11 words
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Article617 1953-07-28 1 SIT YIN FONG - SIT YIN FONG By QOVT. WILL PICK SINGAPORE Government would accept the Council of Action Ritson pay scheme blueprint "it it proved good, the Under Secretary. Mr. J. D. Higham. said this morning. The pay plan should be m Governments hands today. Leaders of the617 words
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Article31 1953-07-28 1 Singapore Rubber Market pened this morning on an unC( r tain tone with first S st shipment, at 62 3 4 ..;T P° li nd. 1 4 cent übovf31 words
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Article, Illustration97 1953-07-28 1 mm i)i ki 01 ki;\t 17 1 year-old cousin the Queen, will join the army m September as a private, it was reported m London yesterday. The British Press Association said, it learned that the Duke planned an army career. The yount; Duke, who InsA.P. - 97 words
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Article88 1953-07-28 1 I PREMIER George Malenkov of the Soviet Union has sent a message of good wishes to the North Korean government on the occasion ol the armistice. Moscow racr.o announced last night. Maienkov's message to Comrade Kirn II Bung," Chairman of the North Korean Council or Ministers."U.P. - 88 words
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Article85 1953-07-28 1 JJRitlsh businessmen dictori m Lon lon yi ft world commodity mai nii kl i*y 111 of th utun unti r th (> Unpact Tl X Vl v cit «d tho illy Qulef J?^i rre Bular initl .1 reaction ol wwitice news a, one Indica- t; nA.P. - 85 words
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Article556 1953-07-28 1 pRITAIN is making it clear to the I mted States that she wants to he represented at the Korea political conference and expects to have a bigger say m the settlement than she had m the truce. Britain also envisages that the scope of556 words
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Article143 1953-07-28 1 IWE French strengthened tiu-ir defences around Ihe \it»l ilrd River delta tml.iv .»> the Korean truce brought predictions of Increased aid »t fi r c!ii,vs|. Beds (o Ihc Ceniinunlsj i (i letmlnh Force*. [ndo-China's seven-year -»i<l war to now expected te luceeei Hip Korean c-onliict ;is tnftA.P. - 143 words
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Article22 1953-07-28 1 Senator Robert Tafts return to his Congressional duties from hospital m New York ha.s been 'postponed in<l< v ilnit>'ly22 words
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Advertisement23 1953-07-28 1 Tiger Testimonials Miss SING HI, tl«.c wettknown cabaret less, said: "For ydded sparkle I drink TIGER BEER, Distributors. Frjscr 0 N««ve L»4. 8.11.5223 words
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Article372 1953-07-28 2 Korea will be contagious, says Bldaim I People rejoice everywhere satisfaction at the signing of the Korean armistice yesterday was generally coupled whh the hope that m the words of Bi Georges Bidault, the French Foreign Ministers' "peace will be contagions." Some capitals, like Copenhagen, hung out372 words
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234 1953-07-28 2 IKE ASKS FOR U.S. $200 M. TO AID KOREA DRESIDENT Eisenhower yes--1 tcrday formally asked Cc to proTid- an Inffial i ss^oo million for Korean relief. IF.- said se,< nritj Interests of the United States "clearly Indicate the need to act pron.ptl.v." Thft Preside.il said: -The fxtynt of the devastationA.P.; Reuter - 234 words
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Article47 1953-07-28 2 Los Angeles County is prowing faster than any area of Its size m the world, the Chamj ber of Commerce reports. It said more than one half j billion U.S. dollars worth of i construction was developed m the county during the past six months.47 words
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Article, Illustration78 1953-07-28 2 picture. B. PRIESTLEY, British author and playwright, married novelist Jacq.il ita Hawkes. v ho lias collaborated with him >n writing Nmc of his plays, at London's Ciuton Hal] Register Oiuce. Mr. Priestley. 59, was divorced last Juh on the rroundl ot misconduct. Mrs. Hawkes, 4i. wasA.P. - 78 words
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254 1953-07-28 2 JJUGLERS along the Rorf- Irom sounded the cai ss In no-man's-land, pttroli r P the cartridges fi ir weapons and packed j; At i rhey will take with th the; can ren this Already they have begun n defences and South k rReuter - 254 words
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Advertisement32 1953-07-28 2 BRUNSVIBH CALCULATOR Jt m .f 2K4c^U iA/^Ji.l i^^nH^V MhpS^^^**'^ J^^^BJH|3 E^CsThk Btf i fl| lav" THE CALCULATOR OF HIGH EFFICIENCY SPEED AND ACCURACY Sole Agents UNDERWOOD GENERAL AGENCIES SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR iim32 words
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Article, Illustration427 1953-07-28 3 TEA MONEY GOING BUT NOT GONE Rubber* tin drop is clue I>,v JOSEPH YKO naid for houses m Singapore has dropped. The fall m price <>i |CA I V one> i i Yin had a lot to do with it, s;;id building executives and r ihnrities yesterday. housing aumwi tedFree Press - 427 words
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Article79 1953-07-28 3 Free Press Stall Reporter t0^E*. s s™. \vi. m she slipped during a dance, her left leg became para and -she was m hospital for three week* after arriving m the colony m April. Her coming dance will t> concert Gan Eng Seng >cho I79 words
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Article, Illustration92 1953-07-28 3 60 Geylang students go to new school QDCTY formei students oi md Him V ►Is, \K inch were destro jy th« big on J ul y 16. were admitted to the Singapore M., Bodhi School wrong 34 morning The Bchool which Is run by Buddhist Federaanri lvm tnem lic e92 words
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Article31 1953-07-28 3 w dUclo the aircraft an- n had pu flight three Chinese -ii h '7i the British fr< ter I The r Chine the Bunl im blj itionali ;>31 words
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Article, Illustration68 1953-07-28 3 AMATEUR OPERA ACTRESS Mrs. Ly Singke, wh» was the leadini aclren In kh€ amateur Peking ••em performance at tlu; Happy World Ofl Sunday night. The ih*w was ■taged bf the Sini;.i pore Peking Opera Club iii aid of the Nanyang Iniversity and was repeated last night at thi Majestic Theatre68 words
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Article123 1953-07-28 3 A belief sets problem for sick V LARGE i il n i itition thut lepers ould brln I luck. 111(||l s *dam chairman >1 th<v Rel el i. said yesterd iv He those hold ng tne to re »ver from thw "1rained aversion." Canon Adan s wai comn enjrn,, on123 words
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Article25 1953-07-28 3 Seven thousand people the Chine calligraphy ex.hlhri«i a< the Chinese i hamber of Commerce lour (i iy exhibition eno,.,i yesterday evening25 words
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Article29 1953-07-28 3 Fifty armed bandits kidnapped i.,,, persons m a bold raid on a town 20 miles south of Manila last nlghi They reI their victims after nte29 words
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Advertisement131 1953-07-28 3 WHITER TEETH m 14 clays with Macleans MAKE THIS 14 DAY TEST: w /c Macleans a fa yourself? Be quite fair about -t clean your ■h thoroughly morning ar I n ghi rot a coup c eH weeks. Right from the start your mirror will SHOW I fference a, rh<131 words
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452 1953-07-28 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, July 28, 1953 Opinion A VfCFOXY T^HE armistice m Korea Is x a victory for the United I Nations and collective security— although no doubt the tortuous propaganda of the Reds will rind some means of representing it to their dupes as the exact opposite.452 words
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Article, Illustration1169 1953-07-28 4 was. Here we were just a little party, completely isolated, anc the enemy was God know; where. They might be behinc the next bush, or th P one be- A BOOK Ju«t published. by a serving British officer, is considered so good by the War Office1,169 words
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Advertisement23 1953-07-28 4 m i a CHOICE SELECTION I BUTTERFLY IVIHG and MARCASITE JEWELLERY I U. S. de SfLVA 5/ Jewellers y 106, Orchard Road., 123 words
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Advertisement37 1953-07-28 4 A British Army Major has written a book on antibandit patrol war fare m the Malayan, jungle. Noel Monks says of it: *'it is vivid and exciting the best book to come out of the Malayan war."37 words
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Advertisement24 1953-07-28 4 "TANGLIN" Super Pork Sausages Specially made by Cold Storage for discriminating customers "You'll be glad you bought it at Cold Storage' S.WGAPORE COLD STORAGECOvJI^24 words
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Article, Illustration115 1953-07-28 5 Colony's self-taught Picasso artist ASELF-taught Picasso artist, Aw Tee Hong, 21, is saving hard because he wants to go to Paris. He is a professional photographer who paints, m oils, m his spare time. This Singapore youth hires a camp bed space for his sleep. His paintings have been exhibited115 words
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161 1953-07-28 5 Lawyers 'can help cut time of court' Free Press Staff Reporter fOURT interpreters m SingaV pore said yesterday much time could be saved if lawyers put their questions to wit- j nesses m simpler forms. They said that often they had to interpret high-flown and technical language to quite illiterate161 words
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Article54 1953-07-28 5 .The "good will" fleet of 20 British, New Zealand and Indian *arship3 under the command of Admiral Earl Mountbatten, Atlantic Naval and AllCommander In the Mrditerranean, anchored of! Istanbul yesterday The ihipi exchanged sun [alutea with the city's fortress J e fore Admiral Mountbatten o^an a round54 words
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Article114 1953-07-28 5 Boom time for soft drinks soon C ug ar due to end v ta Briuin m September, and country may go on B ■>w drinks spree a great industry is waiting i° oe born. As soon as anyone :j uy as much sil •>t Mhe s^. the soft drink businessA.P. - 114 words
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Article98 1953-07-28 5 Free Press KePorter a e£s t f s«*S' securuyi sald y T" r°d of then, as soon as pos"•Th^o'wore only four person, m Uie camp when it was clewed. TbV mi Ml to other placs IB JS i W averages of the in T h;!98 words
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42 1953-07-28 5 4 LOUD SCREAM, or a high heelod .shoe is a "womann an s k•« ripfpnte against any moles'ef, according to the Chicago police. ••In mv estimation, a woman s the Police Department, set bureau. Healy.42 words
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201 1953-07-28 5 To work hard their duty Free Press Statt Reporter SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL m future is not likely to award lump sum rewards to any of its officers for doing his job well, a member of the Public Utilities Committee said yesterday. He201 words
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Article76 1953-07-28 5 MR. pettT Williujiu said y.'.sfcerday thai he "would not stand for m-election to the Labour Party general council or any of the party's other offices at its annual meeting on Bept 6. I will wait and watch," ha addc i Mr Williams said. 'I am only76 words
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Article28 1953-07-28 5 Many Formosans beat drums, rlan-ed cymbals and set off flre crackers on Sunday nigh when the moon was totall} I eclipsed for 101 Vi minutes.28 words
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Article12 1953-07-28 5 .harp earthq rocked Tbkyo early tin. marni immediate re-12 words
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Advertisement189 1953-07-28 5 i^m^ <#^"^&i imp i Choose your Carpet to suit your room and furnishings from the fine collection at EL SHROFFS (MALAYA) LTD. Agency Showroom: 47/49 Stamford Rd Sin.»pore-6 Tel *****. 139 Bam Road Kuah Lumpur 32 Bithop Strecr Peti«n< Continental Ncvelty vj I REVUE 1 Tonight Nightly ol at the189 words
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Miscellaneous357 1953-07-28 6 MANDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN by Leo Fal!< and Phi! s HX^ I 1 it 1 oTAP iUPPINGMNOTf. FfloM/WANWWK£S SO THAT IS IT' MANDRAKI vmi 1 IJ«R\ ram, tannot rope with the fin Bl^: I //x tontrul. To find what Ihp stars haie m flip- PAJkn H2J2" lomorioH sHwt your FHt SA357 words
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383 1953-07-28 7 CUSTOMS MEN SMASH £250,000 WATCH GANG for Charlie"— i" three languages— waa the "4 a rill for a £250,000 watch-smuggling gang Acoflc-u hed after two years of relentless inquiry tftttU Customs and Excise detectives. by B Tt was -Charlie" all alonj? the smugglers' trail. From the Swiss border, where their383 words
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Article, Illustration122 1953-07-28 7 Man who 'made' gems faces trial A German who claimed he could make synthetic diamonds rhlch would thjj woH dji diamond market, is facing trial at Bonn tn charts of fraud. A\ i the opening o m which Hermann Meinckn is (h( chief defendant, 1-clHtrau 1 Mvincke Uf niece, .old122 words
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299 1953-07-28 7 4 COI'RT bailiff's seizure notice pinned to the mast of the 32-ton yacht Maid of Alphen m Jamaica is holding up a round-the-world voyage that began at Torquay ten months ago. Along the Torquay water- front they remember how spruce the Maid lookod299 words
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Article107 1953-07-28 7 SOUND AIDS BRAIN SURGEONS SCIENTISTS from many parts of the world heard m Gloucester how a new way or breaking the sound barrier can help m brain surgery. The new method is called ultrasonic surgery. Electrically generated sound wares, Inaudible but intense when concentrated, pass through healthy parts of the107 words
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Article36 1953-07-28 7 The Albanian Deputy Foreign Minister Mr. MiahaU Priftl sent a note to the Beer &neral Wilted Nation. Mr Dag Hammarskjoe d, accusing G eece of i I terrlt! and l space of Alb mia36 words
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Article33 1953-07-28 7 JM&S. MARY Mcp Donough. 71-year-old rerin church minister, recently perio: Mrs. McDonough f. I camp a minister m with 416 v ralian Bpl- and V', red to perform mcd. U.P.U.P. - 33 words
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140 1953-07-28 7 THIRTY firemen with six engines worked to rescue six-year-old Malcolm Norbury— and all the time he was nearby watching them. Malcolm stood at one end of a water tank near his home In Woodseer Street, Stepney, and hi>; mother stood at the other. She140 words
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Advertisement82 1953-07-28 7 V s rdi Hflv^ Tyutf i^iH^i^r .^i^HKi^LV fl I fly jf JH fly yFT» i ry B B FAST DIRECT SERVICES TO EUROPE YOUR CHOICE of 4 ROUTES CAIRO BEIRUT B Huk W M LEAVE SINGAPORE TODAY; BE IN LONDON TOMORROW to i ,,nrton' Two OantM "Constellation" Six services a82 words
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Article, Illustration286 1953-07-28 8 Peter; Unkwon - Peter Unkwon RECORD-BREAKING SINGAPOKv ATUITy Stnrv k.. Pictures by il^u man weather" y tried his best to dampen the enthusiasm oi Singapore's top flight athletes m the Singapore Amateur AthleticAssociation's 15th annual championship meetino- at Jalan Besar Stadium. it drizzled for more than an hour286 words
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Article, Illustration23 1953-07-28 8 Above. leH: the specif" th U! 1 i Le f, The M^'tflj Lloyd Valberg. «J«JJ.,nf petifor ha. k»«x k d I enco "ragement23 words
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Article, Illustration124 1953-07-28 9 TH" Governor o» Singapore, Sit John Nicoll, presents the Cfiallcngc Cup for t*ic three miles event to T. Kilmartin. Hie winner. A thrilling finish m fh c women's 220 yards flai race m which Mary Klass I left foreground) and Tcng Pei Wah (extreme right) tied for124 words
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Article, Illustration263 1953-07-28 10 Trial for bigamy A FORMER K.A.F. group captain who won the D.5.0., D.F.C. and bar for shooting down 18 enemy aircraft during the last war appeared on a court list as: Thomas Frederick Dalton Morgan, 36 ganger. Morgan, of Tan Cottage, St. Osyth. Essex, was sent263 words
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Article34 1953-07-28 10 BRITAIN is giving Pakis'an a credit of £10.000.000 to buy In Britain capital goods which would help Pakistan to solve her food problem, it was announced m London yesterday.34 words
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Article41 1953-07-28 10 ONLY 15 years old but a very AeUfhtfal fifteen at thai —is curvaceous ORNEILA PI ACEMIM, (right). winner of the Miss Trastevere" title at the 'Testa dc Noantri" festival on the "wrong side" of Rome'i Tiber Itiver.41 words
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Article, Illustration37 1953-07-28 10 And the Bronzed Venus pictures. PROU) possessor of the finest coat of tan on the Azur coast (and clothed m little more). UNA SORBA (left) has been accorded the title of "Bronzed Venus of the Riviera."— U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Article347 1953-07-28 10 GIRL IN SHED FOUGHT MAN WITH GUN UNDER the threat of a gun. a 14-year-old girl was forced into a shed where she was attacked, it was stated at Hampshire Assizes at Winchester. Gaoling her assailant, Henry Samuel Monckton. aged 29. 1 labourer, married, of East Boldre, Iv.v Forest, for347 words
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Article171 1953-07-28 10 A DOCTOR was censured because h e "regarted much too casually" the illness of a five-year-old girl who died on the way to hospital. The doctor had also made a wrong diagnosis. The girl's parents complained to Middlesex Medical Service Committee that \he do (tor refused171 words
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Article16 1953-07-28 10 The new Russian Ambassador to Persia, Mr. Anatoly Lavrentiev, arrived m Teheran yesterday.16 words
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Article62 1953-07-28 10 rpHE American housewife averages 63 hours of work a week, it was reported from NtW York. In Belgium the figure is nearly doubiu at 114 hours a lfi-hour day. Unofficial estimates put *he the working week of the average British hou»*ewife a) 80 hours a week.62 words
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Article293 1953-07-28 10 Court hears of cottage 'den' FOR eight hours the m ra tes at ongar at n chelm,ford Qua^ The man, who is also a and church librarian, i s Leslie Walker, of h v ger's Cottage, Ongar He pleaded not guilty and served his defence tc' ges concerning 10 Boy293 words
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Advertisement40 1953-07-28 10 I RADfWEtKIfI INCORPORATING RADIO MALAYA NEWS all am: best m imoiax \sriM I Bmimik <>* Mt*t«W H.i 1.1. mm* prof i m§n m I Wmmr I e*ms**i "i" 1 t******* I PRICE 30 CENTS I FROM ALL NEWSAGENTS I ON TODAY40 words
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Article, Illustration502 1953-07-28 11 George Tansey - Ozone" There's More in Town Than by the Sea George Tansey by fiS way to start an A argument among the Sri chairs or m the seadl bound holiday train S d remark that every 'd nearer thr beach U ne yard farther away from the ozone. Nobody will believe502 words
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Article, Illustration268 1953-07-28 11 |JSUally. the player vbo rtscue* succeeds onl) m spillin- the tat rom the frying pan into the fire. But sometimes the situation i.s so bad thai change must be for the better. m such circums ances, it li worth J^JWR a possible extra tricks JMty m an effort268 words
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Article, Illustration434 1953-07-28 11 m industrial area than on the jromenades of the holiday reports. Once manufactured, it is widely used as a disinfectant md air-cleanser m many public buildings. That Is why you ?an sniff more ozone down London's tubes or m certain ozonised cinemas than on the b<434 words
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Advertisement38 1953-07-28 11 London's most popular cabaret act. j BETTY^ANKERS From the famous "96" Restaurant, Piccadilly. Stars of Radio, Television, Films Nightly except Sundays at I Tk Cockpit i Telephone 3848 for table reservations I NON-D.rFRS COVER CHARGE BETWEEN 10 11PM38 words
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Miscellaneous86 1953-07-28 11 Today's Crossword —^H«v^^Tßyi PnHc nniddledlv o) 1 ACEOBB j, 2. Pushed down na < '3). 15 btate 8. Seen In 10 Met heio In 11 Part of a raiding ou v 13 del back an V perhap I B i ft wintei (6). 18. 1 ROLI TION loving child wouW86 words
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220 1953-07-28 12 TAN SENG SIAR - China boys meet China birds trap them TAN SENG SIAR By (CHINESE boys from Kuala Lumpur travel to Port Swettenham almost every Sunday to trap a small bird which is found m large numbers m the centre of the town. These birds are smaller than a sparrow and have a220 words
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Article86 1953-07-28 12 IN reference to that portion of "A Fellow Volunteer's" letter under the heading, "Why Singapore Chinese Don't Join Up." about the late J. W. Jones may I inform him that Mr. S. W. Jones, Colonial Secretary of the Straits Settlements *****1, was never interned in Singapore, having been recalled86 words
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Article, Illustration25 1953-07-28 12 Just been caught Specie ors waUhin? the C*ft, ,f ,he yOungv Oung X .1.. tranners p orl SwetLnhan, m which are newly caught China birds.25 words
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Article357 1953-07-28 12 The Pressman's POSTABAG S.H.B. GATES CYCLISTS are being requested by the S.H.B. Police at No. 3 and 5 out gates to dismount and push their machines through the narrow passage besides the main gate. This means they have to can., their bicycles m an awkward position If drivers of lorries,357 words
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Article42 1953-07-28 12 All 40 passengers an crej a four-engined Royal Air F* Hastings plane escaped*^ rashed and hit a house dm Kaitak airport yesterday. RAF. said. m The Hastings was on a r tine military flight from Sin,a pore.42 words
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Article, Illustration61 1953-07-28 12 r .»r|- N SP? 1 FTOO si US hCf of silk r,(«»rcJin^ a list of quests at a pai« v beM by Mr Low the m! p Grani;e «^*.»m»P»W, to meet members of uic J"h«re Penaag. and Biiicaporc Amateur Peking Dramauc ftjateiation, on the Mcasfon o»61 words
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Article, Illustration41 1953-07-28 12 Picture. BUSTER KKATON the come Han who never smiles, has arrived m Milan, Italy. He will be appearing m a version of one of his shows m which he has achieved j»rvat popularity with TV audiences m America. PopperPopper - 41 words
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Article80 1953-07-28 12 IREAD with much interest the letter by 'Healthy Specimen" and cannot help but agree. The canal Ls m an appalling statf and it's a shame that our councillor for Rorhore Ls doing nothing about it. Wake up. Mr. Councillor! Make sure that the canal bj cleaned regularly and80 words
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Article32 1953-07-28 12 HAVF you a grouse? Have yoi' a bright idea? Have you seen anything strange or unusual? Then wrhe to the PRESSMAN and tell others about it m his POSTBAG brieflyBriefly - 32 words
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288 1953-07-28 12 P. L. KOH - NEW CITY DAY ITEMS WELL BE WELCOME P. L. KOH B« nsrarstta m the show pialt 111 1^ |City Council to cSSSj^^ Day on Sept. 22 ate <*» A reader's letter t*u fv tornational dances P th A lna bit stale/ an d a ft. Bl^ Reporter se out to288 words
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Advertisement56 1953-07-28 12 The weekly issue of the STRAITS WVG& fotf sent »»y Air Mail to any fddreu Ifl Kingdom at an iiulusive rate of oj oo FOR SIX MONTHS ffish II you want the "BUDGET" while on g of y^.r to make an "Air-suhsrr.pt.on on Home Ofllee or an «x-M;ilayun;ni to sinpP56 words
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621 1953-07-28 13 Re volutiona ry Theory Will Be Tested MW EXPERIMENT IN FIGHT AGAINST CANChR NE W experiment m 1 h c fight against lr was disclosed with Sf nnouncement that. Zr of France's top scienS tie worsen a rjS^ead to e °th y e AS fthe dread disease m a rineleUP - 621 words
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Article765 1953-07-28 13 THE MYSTERY OF HORMONES THF SINGAPORE DOCTOR today writes trie first of three articles on rIE CONNECTION between the sex glands and the individual's masculinity or femininity was well known from remote times. This knowledge had its practical applications m the employment of eunuchs as guardians of women apartments all765 words
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Advertisement92 1953-07-28 13 "YOU, too, may be one of the MILLIONS who suffer from WMVkkWklWideficiency That is why you feel Worn out. Nervous, Irritable, Have head--aches, Lose Weight, Worry" fifcw Aww/ H&/ A»c^ /<? AMI* 6 Happiness Bfld VMM ,> .our M You J^^LJTW vouU h^ ,hc^r rm) «i- to hnnfteh your fMT92 words
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Article, Illustration186 1953-07-28 14 Scon \\i> Yard detectives are investigating i race nm t Bath. England, m a bid !<» discover whether or n«» t switch was carried out with the winning horse. They are looking for a "Mr. Williams." who If said to be the mystery man186 words
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Article, Illustration22 1953-07-28 14 HORSE No. I—He teems t 0 be pretty fed up With whole affair. -Just fancy putting me under arrest."22 words
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Article, Illustration20 1953-07-28 14 Scotland Yard detectives watch a Veterinary Surge jn examine the teeth of one of the arrested horses.20 words
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Article, Illustration282 1953-07-28 14 One way to avoid a switch TATTOO THEM By ROBIN CiOODFELLOV.' ONCE again, as the attention not only of the rating world but of the whole country has been .drawn to a ease of ringing," breeders, veterinary surgeons, ami racing officials are diseussi/,' whether there could not be international agreement282 words
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Advertisement35 1953-07-28 14 J 2 53 L\ fV^ I Fishermen respect Johnson <>^ L_'*"^rtir li service is brliina int-" ■bbS s too will find that YOUR dou» buys M ore m a Johnson! > BORNEO PeM*i Singapore Kuala Lun»pur >P°35 words
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Article, Illustration586 1953-07-28 15 Malayan singles championship should go to Neil Fraser Free Press Tennis Reporter XIIE Malayan tennis men's singles championship is heading for another year's stay overseas this time to Australia for the Victorian champion Neil Fraser. Fraser, who has been made No. 1 favourite for the title, is due In the586 words
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Advertisement86 1953-07-28 15 ajaß^.. TICHNICQLOB AIGl ATlKA(n^^ ptarrini ShOWPLACE Of THE ISLAND phi.ne 2MNi For Bookings TOHAV A I* AH V 11 a.m. 1.45. 4.15, 6.45 Unfloix lIEUnKIU *>v»c T^EXT CHANG£ LAST DAY! 11.00 a.m.. 1.30. 4, «.4:> and 9.30 p.m tUriJh VAN JOHNSON v o LOUIS CALHERN TOMORROW tsfM. MERO r«7? (HIAR86 words
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Advertisement213 1953-07-28 15 r^ (\s* rkK <^L I 11. 1.45. 4. ,J I BOOK EARLY I 6.30, 9.30 15-' J■ l k ii COME EARLY I WiLD A Her LOVES I WICKED W LADIES I Wonderful LUSTY I lI.US.VHOI.OH with ZSA ZSA GABOR SUZANNE FLCM introdicirg COLETTE NIARWAN9 "-■-A TRIUMPII--DON'TMISSIT." I BRIAN CROZIER213 words
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Article543 1953-07-28 16 so Do nd a ng Sayang should he a good bet From ALLAN LEWIS IJEAVY OVERNIGHT rain made the second grass track heavy for this morning's fast work at Penang. Horses were riffht on the outside. Dondarg Sayang, who won her last .start at i543 words
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Article58 1953-07-28 16 PENANG trainer Jimmy Martin has engaged Len Sawyer to ride' as fir>i jockey for the stable. Sawyer is expected to arrive here this week and will probably ride on the last day of the Penan? August Batik Holiday Meeting. I Sawyer, who can ride at ftboal58 words
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Article268 1953-07-28 16 DOOLAND SKITTLES YORKSHIRE lIEAVY ruin showers affected all the County cricket championship matches ye* clay. BETWEEN SHOWERS VI TRENT BRIIHiK l\uu\ DOOL AND. NOTTINCJH UlSHIRE*S AUSTRALIAN' BOItS LEG SPINNER ACCOMPLISHED ONE OF THF. FINEST BOWI ING PERFORMANCES OF THE HAY CLAIMING SIX YORKSHIRE WICKETS FOR 53 RUNS. LucktaM Yorkshire *ereReuter - 268 words
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Article318 1953-07-28 16 Middlesex 'twins revive memories PNOLAND ".ere In po Ition r the cl > il v days play In the fourth Tea against Australia al Leeds, >eir. 78 rims ahead unli ii\-> ie i In nings wicketa down. The match tod. iv. 1 I All Xi; OF THE l>\\ SPIRITED THIRDReuter - 318 words
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233 1953-07-28 16 Hori upsets RAF's 'bag of tricks INDONESIANS were outclassed but not outplayed when they went down 'o Royal Aii Force by 2-i) In their s. a P. A. Community I•■ match ;i i Jtlan Bctar stadium lay. The Endonealan defence stoo ■■<'il agalnsl the R a.f. attack which always full233 words
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Article121 1953-07-28 16 Leeds garni ends m draw ryiu English Cricket Board ol Control ru.i\ isk t lit- Ihf Australian Board fof an -tension »»i the Mayini tirm' m the fifth and final Test !>*-- tween Enflaad ami Australia «i the fourth Test it I 'ds «'i>ils m a121 words
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144 1953-07-28 16 M.H.C.'s 'no' with not stop S.H.A. Hi.' Malayan h*cKey Council I rejected a proposal by the Sina* Hockey Association to sponsor I hockey matches against the 14 Services team led by the inteij tionally famous Dyan ChandtaOa bet this year. The reasons given were that j by the Indian Services144 words
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Article66 1953-07-28 16 IVONG PENG SOON Is m Sal I.umpur and has started w Ing tor thp Malayan Badmtai Championships to be held next mom Peru; Soon won the Malayan til In 1951. He did not defend It a year and Singapore's Ong Poh LI v.is the winner. The Malayan66 words
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