The Singapore Free Press, 12 December 1946
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The Singapore Free Press
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FEATURE PAGE
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Article182 1946-12-12 2 Fortune forecast lor people born today YOIR life sh u!d be one of well-ordered harmony ani happiness. You ar? the type to plan everything step by step and then, usually have the gcod for.une for thines to work ont as yoa have orda'ned Hence, you should reach182 words
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Article312 1946-12-12 2 "TO alp" is a new verb invented by Major Alfred Aubrey Morris, D.5.0.. 56 year-old chairman of Willesden Rent Tribunal. Condemning "alien elements who buy property, yclipt furnished houses." and exploit the lack of furnished accommodatton. he said: "These zeugmatic owners ln their Zoot suits do no:312 words
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Article, Illustration448 1946-12-12 2 SHOWING currently m the News reels m Singapore are pictures of the "Airphibian" and people were heard to say casually, "what next, I wonder". This is the attitude of mind of most people m this ever changing atomic age of ours and yet the Airphibian is really448 words
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Article145 1946-12-12 2 SWEETS, cakes -md all things that matter most to children, are barred to four-year old Patsy Dod kin. Her meals consist ol strained fruit and vegetab I juice day after day. Two years ego Palsy developed the mysterious coeiiac ri-seasc. th treatment for which ts this145 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement19 1946-12-12 2 "^P_sW COMMODIOUS p 5 OMFORTABLI \^3ONV£MIE^ T ■B__3E22E_al_^^ CAM ADCXfSS: TM## lsv__-----ry^^ *~*\^uyy\^^mmv By_e^jß H A. _R__nT^"__T_2iy^B7_^_?_T_f«J^ sJH_J£_— *_> Ilk^^P19 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous370 1946-12-12 2 Crossword Puxxle No. 91 noun vi ik i v I irmn i i« i nrn pr SL a B*l M~M y m I J -*art of a nower. > > J For a booby M 4 Cathedral city. """tf 1 «a> H* tt£ asf *^1 5 Fruitful gauge. r— S370 words
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Miscellaneous190 1946-12-12 2 RADIO MALAYA ,>:,,, d, ,nd 939 m c,os Uwu p m P^ture parade; 10 30 p.m. lish «8_ metres; also 12 p.m. lm 2 p m Dance music; 11.00 p.m. News h.adSingapore todays English listening Unes and c,os down. BED NETWORK (Chinese A la*uan> JOO p J *y Wilbur and190 words
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LEADER PAGE
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521 1946-12-12 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, DEC. 12, 1 946 Topic A THE income tax pill is given a 1 sug*r coating in Kuala Lumpur. While Mr. Nelson Jones, Singapore's Financial Secretary, shocks the Deals by asking h>r income tax to start :n a fortnight and by asking for it to521 words
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Article963 1946-12-12 4 RALPH HEWINS - DANCING-IT'S BIG BUSINESS RALPH HEWINS by IF you are not of the 15,000,000 people who annually patronise the 30 big British dance halls with a capacity for 1,000 guests a night, you may not know it but you are usually screened six times on each occasion you go m. You963 words
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Article, Illustration117 1946-12-12 4 Enter a bustle that wags' 'TAILS" are the latest thing for women. Not the sort of tails worn by n\ ii en formal occasions, but the sort of thing that adorns for rear of a dog They were displayed at a special dress show for art students held117 words
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Article, Illustration409 1946-12-12 4 T IIL (O.MTE DE PAsttf wilo now on a visit to London I with his wife has, since the ocath of his father, tho Due tie Guise, m 1940, been known by French royalists as Henry VI. The Comte was a frequent visitor to London before the409 words
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STOR FROM LETTERS
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Letter297 1946-12-12 4 A STORY told m the form of letters ia no new device, but few of them can equal the wit and gaiety of Margaret Malay's new book "Some of My Best Friends (Peter Huston, Sydney 10s. 6d.) A eirl writing to her brother m the American army ascribes297 words
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Article225 1946-12-12 4 THE story of Nurem*berg, with the trial and execution of Nazidom's warlords, climaxed by the suicid* of Hermann Goering was the top news story of 1946, m the opinion of editors of the United Press European clients. Chosen on the basis of reader interest, importance and implications,225 words
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Advertisement66 1946-12-12 4 FAITH But I uv who a* J dax b.- sober puttin* on »J bresvt plate of ftitlj a love and for an heln the aa* of 2 'i VICTORIA THEATRE MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. I>l < IMHIK ,tt at Mi p.m SIMBANC PRODUCTIONS present JANE STEPS OUT" A comedy m66 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous46 1946-12-12 4 QUIZ IN THF MEWS 1 VY :az War D 2 Mai ehesi 1. Nan k--* TltO |M I r ■m% m%% lOW Of ture-d and li B > trial 4. M *J reads a beadliaf Wite Bi!km? 5 What two if colleges are to v \NSWERS Pace46 words
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NEWS PAGE
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Article1043 1946-12-12 6 Spore Rent Board Decision Free Press Staff Reporter 4 CASE, m which a dispenser employed by a Singapore doctor bought the dispensary from the Japanese Custodian while the doctor was away m England, and on his return refused to give it back, came before the1,043 words
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473 1946-12-12 6 Archie Quick's Sports Parade LONDON, Tuesday rIE headlines are screaming boxing this cold. winter < morning. Boiled down they say: Woodcock to meet Low m June m the States, Tarleton to tight Pep m Januan Cerdan to wait for a Hawkins' Fight. Let473 words
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Article109 1946-12-12 6 Mountba-ten. a gue*, f at the dinner of the Ouiid of Freemen of the City of London, held ln Guildhall, told of a secret meeting m Chungking during the war. The meeting was between Prince Subha Bvas.i of Siam I dressed m the uniform of a109 words
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Article32 1946-12-12 6 Former A.T.S officer Mrs Clay Wilson of St George's court. London, has a new 10b. She has been engaged by a leading brewery to "brighten up" 350 public-houses32 words
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Article, Illustration43 1946-12-12 6 England Defeat Holland England scored a decisive eigtr goils to two victory over Holland m an international football match at Huddersfield. Yorkshire. Heavy rain fell almost throughout iV gam*. Fhcto shows. Tommy Lawton, Chelsea and England centre forward. Jumping to head the ball.43 words
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Advertisement123 1946-12-12 6 4.15. 6.30 9.15. ■flflft_i_fS*--»- k a, I S ?8 I _M From the C***^*f9s*«*^^^ _!'■—^"*^l^--^*^^ ass? i _r M____ "I Ammrs mt m^w o___w _^__m w I Wrt_Sj__r^ mm f __n___ v CZ __> _B^ f^^\S*f±- v -'a| I DOMES' .^rf^l 4 *ts>___ r^_r mmShm—. vB*^ m -FT^-Mi Preceded by123 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous56 1946-12-12 6 vUIZ Answers IN THF NEWS.— I. Lord Oort. 2. Dr. Alekhlne. 3. Mihailovicto. 4. Minister of Town and Country Planning. 5. Royal Military College. Sandhurst, and th« Royal Military Academy. Woolwich. J ANt Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya W I WONDER WHICH TAKE MY TIP AND ▼on56 words
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NEWS PAGE
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Article706 1946-12-12 7 I, BUDGET SPEECHES (Continued from Page 1) work, while other more impci^-nt major works of a similar natureare being executed. As the $10 million, which it was expected we would receive from the Currency surplus during 191J will not be available for dirr:bution during 1946,706 words
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Article57 1946-12-12 7 King Phumiphon ol Siam. who I at 18 yea?s of age succeeded Ms brother found daaa with a gunshot wound, does not wish to return to Slam till he has attained •is majority ar,d completed his studies in Swt7>erland. it was announced by the Regency Coun-57 words
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Article557 1946-12-12 7 Engine cut after carrier battle 1 saved bv boat Free Press Staff Reporter TIRED but unhurt Lieutenant (A) J. T. Crowley, R\ I pilot of the Corsair aircraft from the Fleet carrier Glory which crashed into the sea after its engine cut on the Eastern557 words
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Article709 1946-12-12 7 LONDON. Wednesday. RESPITE strong disapproval from the Labour and Liberal y benches in the Commons today, Mr. Winston Churchill, leader of the Opposition, by insisting upon the Government making good their pledge, forced a two-day debate on India. This move by Mr. Churchill caused709 words
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Article268 1946-12-12 7 '—CITY NEWS— TIIK Singapore Chamber of lorn- merce Rubber Association's daily rubber prices today at noor were: Buyers Seller CU. C'U. prf lb ufr lb No 1 R S S Spot Loom 41'. 41** No 1 R S S i.i. In bales December 43 43 '<,268 words
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Article199 1946-12-12 7 Continued from Page 1 points -(which should, I feel sure present no serious difficulty) ths features of the present proposal.* which represent th outcome of much patient and devoted work i I and much constructive goodwill I on both s des appear to the British Government199 words
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Article74 1946-12-12 7 NEW YORK, Wednesdaj THE Council of Foreign Aim:, ILJ&SP agreed that the p treaties, with Italy, FlnlaV iBulgana^ Hungary- and Rum would be signed in Parte or j February 10 by representative 0 the ex-enemy States and R Bnum. the United ZS The Council agreed that74 words
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Article147 1946-12-12 7 I NEW YORK Wee UK John D. Rockefeller, the lfl United States mu:t:-m.il:o:i-r.aire, has offered a gift o' $8,500,000 to the United Nations to buy land in the centre of New York City for the permanent headquarters s:te for The Organisation. i United Nations acc.pta.ee147 words
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Article, Illustration25 1946-12-12 7 The policeman is on point duty at the corner of J .St. Wcrburgh Street in Chester. The Cathedral can be seen in the background25 words
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Article24 1946-12-12 7 The Mariiime Commission ?ej-f t^rday annojn^ed the sale of 75 T S. Liberty shi;v, to Prance. NL/+H sj.p. from Waahm: ion24 words
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