The Singapore Free Press, 25 November 1946

Microfilm: NL3654
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1 8 The Singapore Free Press
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    7 2 The Free Press November 25, 1946 2
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  • FEATURE PAGE
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      America's Congress
      653 2  - America 's Congress James H rough hy rGENT telephone cal^ from President Trunfvn bring his top political advisers and Cabinet members hurrying into th^ White House for conferences on the Governmt:/.al crisis which confronts the United States. Back from his Missouri home town to face two bitter vears of deadlock
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      SUCCESS STORIES
      314 2  -  JOYA BEGG. JOB with a big future for girls in the fashion trade is that of textile designer. Britsh dress prints, formerly too conservative, have (to quote a Couture House) improved out of all recognition in the pa g t few years. Increased demand (or th<m, and a
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      HAPPY MOTHER Of PARLIAMENT
      629 2  -  Campbell Xq I ENTER the Houses of Parliament with my mouth open and my head hanging backwards between my shoulder blades. Big Ben towers above me. The sky is crowded with slender spires It is embarrassing to be staring aloft like this with such obviously provincial
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      74 2 new dis:oven*. gets nd* x <Hpf*^ even' woman dreams abotf 4^^. even* n^ l adores. Tropical sun is ibe enany LEFT NANO Test! le^w^ithinuni-*" Rub on your left WHITEX penemw hand. Then compare it and gives you a nou^ t f with your rigHt hand. *™oth complw^ F E R
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      342 2 Crossword Puzzle No. 76 DOWN I'M' *i I'M'ii'i vTF I S^« hMlh ~jg~»~ l »rig ,a|~k *r 3 Ecclesiastical assistants. I j j 4 Portent. fisiisST"" Slf^~^B* X& *T :•> Racing centre MB f*^' 6 Deputy. "TH Ifil 15 I Bount-ful T S tl^SASrrM ~mf 8 What maic?s a S
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      250 2 RADIO MALAYA '-*2 ■nefacycles per second (41 met** 9.4S p.m. Talk- World affairs. 10.00 BnWiV WAIiAIfI band), and 9.30 <m«. to dote down p.m. In a musical mood with Joan; 10 39 Singapore today's English listening pm salute to rhythm; 11.00 pm pin v»Tunp B m^ 10 pjn Bffl y
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  • LEADER PAGE
    • The Singapore Free Press MONDAY. NOV. 25. 1946
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        Luck Of The Draw
        459 4 CINGAPORE importers whaie lives have been harassed enough in recent weeks by Harbour Board strikes and .by the fluid pree conditions in the local market now fLid an additional and they leel unwarrantable burden imposed on them. rf?t all the shii^s which call at Singapore put
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      Good Morning .... By Frank Owen
      1101 4 Good Morning By Frank Owen WHEN spring comes round again, one of our lost liberties will be returned to us. On March 1 petrol rationing will end. For this our old friend Mr. Emanuel Shin-well; Minister of Fuel and Power, will receive due praise. rf*robably, by that time he will
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      PEOPLE MAKE NEWS
      518 4 'I OO rapid lame has its penalties. Last Christmas MARTIN LAWRENCE at^that time an almost unknown singer whj had come from- poverty in the East End of London, was playing the part of the Emperor of China in one of Emile Littler's pantomimes :n Britain Then he
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      SINGAPORE GIRLS ARE BEAUTIFUL
      705 4 Letters To The Editor AS a regular reader of your paper 1 have for a long time been struck by your straightforwardness and eagerness to point the truth. I received from hpme the en- losed cutting from the English Daily Minor" of Noremb*.12tb and I am
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  • SPORTS PAGE
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      THREE GOALS NOT GOOD ENOUGH
      860 6 All In The Came From George Chisholm a______________________m -*aTaTaTaTaTaT^^^^^M^MH» ■■■^■•^•■■^■■■M^B ••■^^■^^^■^^^■^■^^^■■^^^^^W LONDON, By Air Mail. ENGLAND, having beaten Ireland, and Wales having beaten Scotland, the meeting of England and Wales at Maine Road, Manchester, in mid-week was regarded as deciding the international champions of the
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      The F.A. Cup On View
      234 6 The F.A. Cup On View McLoughlin, who waj a I nar.d.cap player at St. Andrews, Bartlam agreed to a handicap of 18 feet of string, the amateur ■o move his ball when he liked and cut on* the appropriate length of string each time until he had used up 18
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      Samboe Rangers
      51 6 THE following have been selected to represent th? Samboe Hospital Rangers against the Samboe Chin-ese Athletic 2nd Team in a friendly soccer match today at 5.15 p.m. sharp, at home graund: —Mohamad. Soex.iingoin. Koesman, Chng Ohoo Liang. Promons. Amat Soepan. William. Kamarudin. Aman. Idbi, Jomadi, Amat, and Amat
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      M.C.C. LEFT BEST MAN BEHIND
      245 6 1 Surrey, upfcr *Mt when th the b. Pet s J r ly: itM At hom wldtshii i s bow ?***** to come off a: t come to think of it. apaTfS Oils you had season** I think the Tend even .rg be«- 1 1
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      SAMBOE C.A.
      36 6 THE follow!!- g will Samtv Chinese fesn aga:r,t the Hos?^ ran in friendly mi p. m Bharp on home?— da\ roV e Jofil Lee S,x> iTay. J Wep A RodiK-v Llm H Ens Ka
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
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      138 6 >^* II I /3T YOUR SHOW TO-DAY ri] iKatttbr'a 11-2- 4.15 6.30 9.30 <n PHONE 69 9 ACTION! ACTION! AGAIN ACTIOPJ! Intrcduc'ng what you will want to see again and again KMErt BIGGEST, PUNCHIEST FIST-FIGHT! RANDOLPH 80CTI VRS JOHN WAYNE (Griz.l7 B«r. U (Panther l 1 \RLENE DIETRICh P^^y^ ofMoo
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      72 6 J A IN t Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press in Malaya nSS* 0 v^'^r rHEf4 you'd beTterV /well, now wxjViTN /elementary, my dear miss\ V STAY MERE Tb SB I SCRAM BEFORE I 7 #^V SENT MY ASSISTANT JEALOOSY.'-I SAW YtoU COMIA4O >S*^|f ULTEO V IIEALL )LS ET IN7^/
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      17 6 Jill'/ AP.A-hpn: I. A*| us the tor*. A team -o P/ v Doon^ w«rar f er f
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  • NEWS PAGE
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      NEW PENANG FERRY
      835 8 Coiv.i: ued nom page 1 asked as to why shies took so much longer to load and discharge in Singapore now than th^y did in pre-war ciiv- great part of the difference li due to the fact that in prewa' days mere ships carried the same total
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      JAP WHALERS OFF
      21 8 The first post-war Japanese whaling expedition left Nagasaki for the Antarctic recently with Allied observers aboard the ships.
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      'GREECE WILL FIGHT': SAYS WAR MINISTER
      132 8 'GREECE WILL FIGHT SAYS WAR MINISTER SALONIKA, MoncM-. THE Greek War Minister, Mr. Philip Dragoumis allowed in Salonika on Saturday night rtial the present outbreaks in Macedonia ond Western Thrace were "inspired and directed by an army trained for fighting and v-J--paganda in Yugoslavia, ana moved into Greece by three
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      SOVIETS PROTEST TO UNITED STATES
      253 8 Shooting of UNO delegate NEW YORK, Sunday. DIMITRI MANUILSKY. Ukrainian Foreign Minister, in a Tetter to Mr. James F. Byrnes, I \S. Secretary of State, today charged that the shooting of Stadnik, the Ukrainian delegate, last Wednesday, was a premeditated attempt on the lives of
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      SPORE SHARE PRICES TODAY
      184 8 SOME business was don: in rubber shares this morning with Teluk Ansons at $1.65 and Bnrellis at $!.12»/ 2 Tins were ne*ie:;M cv.rpt Icr Kampong Kam in <v;s for which there were continued enquiries at 13 shillings, and La:r M at 6s. 4V 2 d. In
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      MINK BLASTS LAUNCH
      27 8 Three flsherme n were killed when their 45-foot launch was blown to pieces by a mine off Palm Island, north Queensland yesterday. Reuter reports.
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      THREE NATIONS GO TO POLLS
      203 8 FLECTIONS were held in France. Germany and Belgium yesterday Over 25 per cent of Frances 25.000,000 men and women voters abstained in the elections of about 80,000 "grand electors" w.io a fortnight henc e wll elect 200 of the 315 members of the n?w Tapper
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      CONGRESS ATTACK ON INDIAN PRINCES
      304 8 MEERUT, Sunday RESOLUTIONS pledging Congress support to partieV in I\* native states organising resistance movements against the Indian Princes were passed at to-day's meeting of the Indian Congress in Meerut, reports Reuter. This came after a speech by Pandit Nehru, vice-president of India's Interim Government,
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      Pistol-point propaganda
      78 8 TEL AVIV, Sun. FOUR masked gunmen of Irgun Zvai Leumi (Jewish terrorist organisation) last night forcibly entered two crowded cinemas in Rehovoth near Tel Aviv and. at the pistol point, ordered the operators to stop the performances. Switching off the machines, the operators were then compelled to show
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      TANKS FIGHT BLACK MARKET
      63 8 STLTTGAPT Sura OVB U.S. wtui police. French uoop> German poh cooped k the border area ol French zones Germans, Misnefrfd ?on?l b'.ackn 'Megs', border crossm? i The joint Allied tz.c ducted In a 100-souarc-Biciii Lit en. south ol&6&>. QiinC tank* a: Am i the French cte
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      'FORM JEWISH ARMY'
      25 8 Formauoii of a J <; JjJ 1 army vti advoca'-'J i flfhtini 7. 0n. Irgun Zva: Leurr: WJJ rrorist on I from Jerusai'^ir.
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