The Singapore Free Press, 29 May 1947
1947-05-29
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Title Section15 1947-05-29 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1947. 0f15 words
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Article, Illustration506 1947-05-29 1 BENGAL LOOTERS SHOOT POLICE THF ex-Rajah Muda of Sarawak, MR. ANTHONY BROOM. about to hoist the national flag of Sarawak m the grounds of his Singapore home yesterday afternoon before representatives of the Sarawak national organisations. In renly to the Radio Ma] ban on him. Mr Hrooke has ipplied forFree Press; Reuter - 506 words
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Article194 1947-05-29 1 U.S. is selling rubber stocks rNFW YORK, Wednesday. Corporation will begin BtUi kpile of natural rubber at 2* 4 eh M price within the next Tew da :;ts per pound. 1 3 by 4 here i of in't fiU their own needs on the world mark Government officials h< ibOUtReuter - 194 words
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6 1947-05-29 1 AUSTRALIA IS ANXIOUS ON JAP TREATY6 words
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89 1947-05-29 1 PARIS. Wednesday. r>OLICE auth annoui I today the Gu< year-old Rector of the University of Paris and world famous cancer expert, on charges of financial manipulation and coi I n involving Swiss and French frai The French News Agency estimated that 70,000,000 francs U.S.AP - 89 words
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Article41 1947-05-29 1 HAMBURG. Wednesday. mRIALS by German courts c A about 20.000 members of or ganisations declared criminal a Nuremberg will start next montl ween 80 ana 100 Gcrma courts will sit simultaneously i British Zone.- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article180 1947-05-29 1 LONDON, Wednesday. r THE Colonial Office announces that "steps m the right direc- 1 tion towards Dominion status for the British West Indies" would be taken at a conference of the West Indian Colonial Governments m Jamaica m September this year. The Secretary of State180 words
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Article53 1947-05-29 1 A.' lied nationals who have lived m Japan before, during and after the war and have not been outside Japan since the sur- render, ere not required to have approval from Gen. Mac Arthur's Headquarters to conduct commercial activities m Japan, according to an announcement by S.C.A.P.53 words
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Article69 1947-05-29 1 CANBERRA, Wed. THE Australian Navy is planning a balanced squadron of warships built around an aircraftcarrier to be obtained from Britain. The programme is expected to cost over £50.000,000 and will be submitted to the Defence Council next we k The squadron will include theA.P. - 69 words
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Article56 1947-05-29 1 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. THE U.S. Senate today passed legislation to cut income taxes j for most taxpayers by 20 to 30 per j cent., beginning July 1. The bill reduces Government's annual revenue by estimated U.S. $4,000,--000,000. The bill now goes back to the House of RepresentativesReuter - 56 words
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Article27 1947-05-29 1 Nearly the entire cabinet of the Occupation Government of the puppet state of Croatia will 10 on trial m Zagreb today. say s A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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Article70 1947-05-29 1 EIGHT dishwashers at the two hotels occupied by Government ministers and other delegates to the annual Labour Party Con Terence at Margate quit work yesterday, demanding a £2 wage increase. The hotel managers washed up the dirty dishes left from the conference banquet. The strike occurred justU.P. - 70 words
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Article161 1947-05-29 1 BIGGEST CAR ISSUE YET Free Press Staff Reporter HPIIK biggest allocation yet of motor cars for Singapore 138 1 against the previous 98 yesterday enabled the tar Priorities Board to satisfy more pujple on the long list. A spokesman of the Board said this morning that it is expected that161 words
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Article119 1947-05-29 1 LABOUR ASKS EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN MARGATE, Wednesday. A LAST- MINUTE sensation was caused at the Margate Labour Tarty ((inference today when, against the advice of the executive, a resolution was adopted calling on the Government and local authorities to give equal pay at once to men and women doingReuter - 119 words
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Article, Illustration73 1947-05-29 1 FRANCE HONOURS CHURCHILL Britain's wartime Prime Minister, MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL, is >een wearing the roix de Guerre with palms (on right) and the Medaille Militaire, France's highest award, which he received from the French Prinu Minister M. Paul Ramadicr at a ceremony held recently m the Court of Honour ofA.P. - 73 words
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Article194 1947-05-29 1 LUXURY CLOTH BANNED Free Press Staff Reporter EXPENSIVE American t tiles which are being ret., ed m Singapore at $3.50 a yard are to disappear completely from the market shortly ai:d be replaced by cheaper Am 1 can fabrics, selling at $1.50 a yard. The luxury market m textiles will194 words
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Article46 1947-05-29 1 THE Singapore CXE 1 three Chinese m a m G Road yesterda;. The three th< laid by the police who had -d a rep I led victim. A the police au of the three men b€ir_ hospital with a head injury.46 words
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Article70 1947-05-29 1 Trade unions are as yet insufficiently understood m Malaya, said Mr. S. P. Garrett, Singapore Tr. Adviser, when he took the cl at a farewell function held m his honour by the Malay Teachers' Union, Singapore, yesterday A trade union ought to have a dynamic70 words
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Article39 1947-05-29 1 The U.S. Senate and House Conference Committee agreed on but one provision of the farreaching compromise Labour Bill. The measure would curb stril and many union prac' out would not impose restrictions on collective bargaining.- A.P.A.P. - 39 words
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Advertisement13 1947-05-29 1 'J m OVwk/ New* We Now Offer PYLON STOCKINCxS I DRESSMAKING 1 DEPT.13 words
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Advertisement54 1947-05-29 1 Engl J s h Correspondence. BusiI List from nes> TramPITMAN S. iDg Qffice I'irker St., Practice, Kingsway Shorthand, London Typewriting. W.C. 2. vu gf- ■c- fc i s*^f^^^ g ■ws "tfcr Sv 3; r i tf^ K^ TT W--O- rrMKn g FROM LONDON f"- :i i -S &St&tf&^ g AHO*rt-t54 words
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ENTERTAINMENT
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Article372 1947-05-29 2 STUDIO NOTE BOOK r>HILDR! N'S cinemas on the lines of those m Moscow ere adults are not admit -»d unless taken by a chw recommended by British ed tion experts m a report winch the Association of Municipal Corporations film will consider this week. r mmendations which lon may adopt372 words
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714 1947-05-29 2 London Show Talk—by Sorah Alexander 'THE Dancing Years" opened at Drui Lane just eight years ago. It has been running almost continuously ever since. Dcvi ad comI by Ivor Novello. "Perchance to Dream" ceebrated us second birth.v recently. Devised, wi Iby Ivor idly Pre»714 words
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Article, Illustration343 1947-05-29 2 ART CLASS-10 Winston' s Pictures by Pierre Jeannerat who has t<>ld you what to look for m good pani n he leaves the classroom to 'shop' at the exhibitions, v he saw and now criticises Mr. Churchill's work. THIS year's Royal Academy exhibition, which opened recently, threatened to be just343 words
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Article296 1947-05-29 2 u/-"^r opened a a:.d S with the king. DeIs of t: I on a line iiich gave 3 tO 1 ict. The his losing spade on dummy's i iiamonds ana play heart tnck. This West held the kin* of h ■arLr Kast held both t t the296 words
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Advertisement22 1947-05-29 2 Br t OPENING TOMt CIMCCR R^ ERS New hope to thousand-j-HMA BW or MA OR HA Thi: •.tin tTI! HiILLES JUOLAM I22 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous584 1947-05-29 2 SINGAPORE 8.8.C. S %%£X£ Blue Network Lnghsh Thursday i-00-2.00 p.m 180 motiw m Uu Letter from London, a talk; 8.00 Mv- Guy mrdium wave baud A 7.22 megacycles sic m Miniature 8.30 N 8.40 c ?cr second m the metre band Home news from Britain i. 30 p.m. From tod584 words
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Miscellaneous218 1947-05-29 2 YOUR LUCKY S 1 A X I ortune forecast for people born today D< -i- N la;. nave a bifhlj mmgneOc personalits whlck dr.iA- p<>opl into jont orbit V v are either Uked tr« mondously or dishked with (ju i\ ard-r aceordilig i" u!sc:her nr not p <>p .;^nc uit}i218 words
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NEWS
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Article, Illustration69 1947-05-29 3 ARMY WON'T TAKE BILLY I i -ird, with his pink striped boi-k and his toy motor-car packed reported to an Army camp for -fully. Barracks, Tidworth, with his m al John Pickard, of L^ aftei Bilh a 1 I 1 9 I 1 I 1 prob- I 1 m Ii69 words
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Article61 1947-05-29 3 R.A.F. MEN FIND THE DEAD ALMOST cv morning, some English household lev from the Air* R ted, markel and s being c-.irefu'ly led. i re had R-A.F. v d 38.00' ved killr 15.000 we., -ea. Th- rum': 00. Europe Or.c opera' aly. i the Middle I Ai my has given61 words
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Article, Illustration159 1947-05-29 3 QIX bee n found among 14th Army men and ex-prisoners of war returned from ar Dr Gordcn Ryrie, medical •tary of the British Empire Leprosy Relief Association, and of the -two or three" experts m England able to diagnose the disease m its early stages, revealed159 words
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Article34 1947-05-29 3 Tv O b to Eto-i College will be awarded by Dorset County Council. TT The headmaster of Hendon ty School has obtained per>on from th? Education ComIttc^ for selected pupils to Rassian.34 words
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668 1947-05-29 3 POST-WAR CRIME WAVE SWEEPS RUSSIA Soviet Regime Embarrassed p RIME is very embarrassing- to the Soviet regime. CommunV ist Party propaganda teaches that crimes spring from defects m the social order and that they are primarily caused by "capitalistic remnants." They are rarely mentioned i."» the Soviet Press and the668 words
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Article, Illustration51 1947-05-29 3 Mrs. J<k» BakM (wearing dark slacks and jacket), who was a guest of Mr. Billy "Holiday :>" Butiin with her noxer husband, is son here chattin? with the driver and fireman ot* the first train to use the newlyoptned Filey Holiday Camp li n51 words
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Article90 1947-05-29 3 Roman fa ther of 1947 A BRITISH father who saw his daughter illegally put bread m a dustbin, reported ii i to the local Food Office and caused har to be convicted and fined 10 shillings. The prosecution described the informing parent as "an excellent and Roman father." The daughter90 words
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Article147 1947-05-29 3 nEACE-TIME plans of the National Council of Social Service 1 include schemes m hand for more than 2,000 new or improved village halls. The rural industries fund has bought £110,000 worth of equipment on behalf of rural craftsmen. Twenty-nine counties m Eng- land and Wales147 words
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Article315 1947-05-29 3 Wife went out to seek a man AN K.A.F. sergeant whose wife was said at Liverpool Divorce < <>iirt lo have been "love-starved was given a decree because of her misconduct with another R.A.F. man. The husband was Sergeant James Denton. of Dudley-road] Liverpool, who rited Sergeant Maurice Brown, of315 words
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72 1947-05-29 3 TWO-THIRDS OF A VILLAGE FOR £66,630 TWO-THIRDS of the village of Sutton-on-Derwent (population 300), eight miles from York, offered for sale by public auction at York, were sold for £66,630. Put up as one lot, the village was withdrawn at £86.000. It was then offered m 65 lots, 40 of72 words
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Article31 1947-05-29 3 "Give me a drink," outlaw Bonifacio Vazquez, asked a publican m Zumpahuacan, Mexico. Th e barman refused. Then shooting started and ten men. women and children were killed.31 words
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Article88 1947-05-29 3 HUNT FOR UK GOLD FACTORY S.D YARD ing London for a s gold sm factory. The hunt began when 15i ounce bars of gold were by the Customs from a passenger m the Golden Arrow ex leaving England for the Continent. The bars were hide ses. In another search, g-old88 words
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Article, Illustration326 1947-05-29 6 HE SENT THE BRIDE HOME 1 HUSBAND'S behaviour m sending hi> bride home <>n A their wedding night was described at Bristol Divorce Court by Judge Kirkhouse Jenkins. X.( as case lor a mental >peciai The case was one m which Mrs. Beatrice I. Hutchings, of Wavertree Nook Road. Liverpool,326 words
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Article86 1947-05-29 6 pjnllH than a million pounds fi a *1 notes ia hlddt a n her* 1 m Britain alth us,h thf notes were banned aa lozal tender two tgO In order to market d fhoosands f>i "tennen,* 1 tIOO m and v: 100 not*9 banned it Ihe same86 words
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Article, Illustration822 1947-05-29 6 TEL-AVIV-THE CITY OF THE LAWLESS ON the nigh* of June 17, 192G, 21 years after its foundation by a leu hundred Jews who wanted a seaside town of their own, on the sand dunes north of the Arab port of Jaffa, Tel-Aviv experienced its toM burglary. It was during the822 words
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Article96 1947-05-29 6 Limbless man has new life lulls mil LIPSON ,u:nl 22, of r.i«si(ic Hi| h Beaton Men aMI burn without arms and legs, could <l nothing f"r himIn v years a^'» i w cli worker desorilH'd John's ca» :i MinLstry of Labour officta a rehabilitation exhibition. The Ministry s»nt him to96 words
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Article37 1947-05-29 6 When Tokio officials asked girl students about "temptations" befalling them m the city 700 of; th o .said they had been wtnked at m tramcars and 400 said they had been followoed by men.37 words
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Article41 1947-05-29 6 'Foolish Heart' Went Back HINDS if] ew ork gunman p back m gaol after walking mi. policemen and two policewomen. He inted l months for wounding two New or a tt port reached Police H.Q. t! Nichols had irone from Quid41 words
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Article61 1947-05-29 6 T\V* 11 -> tar -old girN ling, who Bide gallant rescue of a woman Irom the Thames duritu cent ft <»ds m Kngland. wiU tram thb >• ar as life Thc\ ar? Daphne Be. v ivia Thowwwi. unrmn thfrom the fhuxK i< Mn I V< uni; Ol61 words
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Article60 1947-05-29 6 SCOUTS MAY WELCOME EX-ENEMIES will att i t Jambo the S A An The R v Bureau of Scouts isc they do not. as know, observe 0 main principles Ing. "These principle.to God; 2. That the S ly non--11 -mer ene'iv s who will be repn least 42,000 from 4060 words
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Article25 1947-05-29 6 For I 6.000 American sail U.S. naval squadron, which includes th c battle* a:.d Wisconsin, visit Portsmouth from July 9 to 18.25 words
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Advertisement49 1947-05-29 3 THUNDEROUS APPLAUSE GREETS 7/ir Great Chopin "A SONG TO REMEMBER" BLAZING FRO I HI MAN ONFI HI IT SWEEPS INTO TOUR HEART -WITH ALL THE EMOTION AL IMP ACT THAT ONLY A GREAT REALLY GREAT PiCTURE CAN CONVEY! COLUMBIA presents CORNEL WILDE IN U m TECHNJCaOR 1 Q Zt7&ii>r49 words
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Miscellaneous45 1947-05-29 3 ..d. I Xt Xit 1 TARZAN Tarxaw. disarmed £;y Erf^r /^ir^ Bar roughs 4sjjP*^ ---THE APE-MAN -jJf^'V- POLLED AGAINST A PROTRUDING -^r >3j^^*^ REACHED FOR HIS KN!FS W --UN .>' RCXDT AND THE KNIFE WAS s^J 3^7^ 2^.—- 2 "3- "^M^yp^-' Cl^U) TORN FROM TARZANS GRASP.45 words
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LEADER
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372 1947-05-29 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. MAY 29, 1947. Colonial Progress Labour Party Ex eon- thing m its i the Colonial Er. rds self-^overn-rae lays special emon the need ->ve of the colour I sses ~nce ol the equality of all races and c c admission o: c highea i t^chr.372 words
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Article1312 1947-05-29 4 In Kngiand and t'nv. United States. democracy emphasises the right tit (I sn roe. and the right to pri U i against the exercise < t" unlimited power by government Fsut m other oatridßj says Ahn Bullock m a recent BBC broadcast, democracy has < ften meani the exercise1,312 words
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Article370 1947-05-29 4 Letter to the Editor REFERENCE I article of last W< on "Famous Regiment m I wonder if vuii would be interested m another regiment or ra Corps of which the Gei Public hoars little about. I am referring to the RASC and my own unit In p370 words
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Article27 1947-05-29 4 i Tlii DUKE or HINDS AN Xl BIN SKI W;. ing Britain v cndod m mi Army i Ai: JOHN AJ and his l~27 words
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Article, Illustration90 1947-05-29 4 Life pi: E. D. v Is, I -or of Chinese m the London University School of Oriental and African has ited Singapore recently on a ur of the Y^r Tho many friends she mad her,- will be glad Cl life B- :as been reprint Decorated with over90 words
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Advertisement24 1947-05-29 4 RCSE CO, LTD. 85, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. ts of All Kinds of rting Gfjods. lists m Restringing TENNIS RACKETS, CHARGES MODERATE TELE: 639624 words
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Advertisement11 1947-05-29 4 FACIALS Open MICHELLE BI 13, B PERMANENT WAVING Three Systems I11 words
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LOCAL NEWS
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Article63 1947-05-29 5 EFFINGHAMHUNT THIRD MEETING Austin and S., Comdr. E. M. F. •:ds were Commodore dberger and Miss Fnodberger, ir Proucif- J. Comd. crland J. C:md. Gilbert, Mi^s Dunsi, Capt. S^crd. Capt. Garnet:. Car" "T». Capt. ThorLkat Ali. Cant. Martin Pragnell and Miss Bryant. m Hunt, organised by GKQ place on Monday63 words
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Article17 1947-05-29 5 T Volunteer H.Q. s will hold r party Birthday, J 7 p.m. at Beach id17 words
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170 1947-05-29 5 TO obtain as much information rs possible of the fate cf 140 w pers I the RAF and n Air Forces who, from period between December 1941 to February 1942, were toed m 40 aircraft losses ard others whicii occurred during tbe later war170 words
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Article, Illustration324 1947-05-29 5 REME TRAINING IN SINGAPORE REME Training Wing m Baiestier Road, Singapore, has just begun instructional course*, and, as a start, men of various trades are being given a months intensive training to assist them to reach higher grades of their trades. At present only REME personnel, drawn froir units m324 words
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Article16 1947-05-29 5 $300,000 POOL IS INADEQUATE Reporter lese Swim- :i build g and pool arc ap- Id a16 words
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Article255 1947-05-29 5 $5,000 FOR MEMORI AL TO TEACHER FICW best to (".(.vote a sum of fii about $5,000 to the memory of one of the past I principals of the Singai i Raffles Institution, Mr. W. Hu as raised at the annual general meeting of the Old RafTlesians Association lay. Dr. Noel255 words
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Article282 1947-05-29 5 Malacca lads are keen to join up RECRUITING FOR ARU) Frw Press Corresponding MALACCA, Wed. T'HE response to the British Army's recruiting drive is 1 described as 'Very encouraging" by Lieut. T. H. Griffith.-. I. cal Recruiting Officer. Malacca. From the first day of the announcement appearing m the Press,282 words
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Article49 1947-05-29 5 A decree nisi to be made absolute m three months was granted Barbara Maud-.? Richards by Mr. Justice Brown m the Singapore High Court yesterday, when she petitioned for t>e dissolution of her mar- tfith Charles Peter Richards on. a of adultery with Mary There 1 Allen.49 words
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Article53 1947-05-29 5 The next luncheon meeting of the Singapore's Men's Club will b? held at Cecil's Res.aurant on May 31, at 1.15 p.m. Mr. I/m T v Boh, Lecturer m Ecor.c-mics. Raffles College, will be the guest speaker, £n c j his subject will be "Economics m the Life-53 words
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Article32 1947-05-29 5 Tonight at 8.30 o'clock, the East -West Society will hold a Picture Quiz. The pictures will be projected on a screen, and questions will be sked abrut what they are.32 words
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Article, Illustration217 1947-05-29 5 WAR CRIMES TO QUESTION 27 JAPS ,p- t>3 .c War Crimes team m Singapore, two Japanese Generals, a Rear Admiral and the Japanese Chief susp:cU who, ere expected si. lv m Sir. gap: re by the trooper "Dilwara" from Tokio. The Rear Admiral will be questioned m the case of217 words
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Article127 1947-05-29 5 JAIL AND ROTAN FOR GUNMEN PENTENCL 01 ous imprisonment and strokes of the rotan was imy on a younc So°. by Mr. J the Singapore Assize C for armed i two oi Chinese of $2,000 from a Chinese family ir. Lavend eet on Jar. 28. Lee Moh Chin, a m127 words
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Article34 1947-05-29 5 a mil been a i Singapore Mr. Urn ice Co. :ch Mr. Lee Kong C ber Co.. Ltd.. is On will retain mar company and work concarreo as Crown Counsel34 words
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Article336 1947-05-29 5 THE recent train derailment neai Buiut Tengah, five miles frorr Prai, might have proved muer mere disastrous, but for the pro. sence of about 20 British Othei Ranks who were proceeding or leave to North Malaya from Singapore, writer a Military Observer It was greatly336 words
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Article337 1947-05-29 5 U.S.SACHHARIN IS CHEAPER Free Film Staff He}x>; ter XHE official altitude to the importation of saccharin i> mat permits for import-, even fiv?n for< of supi>l>. will be gTanted where there can be no doubt that the irnpor tation. m spite of the cxpeaditw of gold d*]Jar-. will help to337 words
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Advertisement26 1947-05-29 5 "ZT^^ 1 ACT IIAV TEL: 5281 11 a.m.— 2 p.m.— 4.15 pm f? I TENSE DRAMA! —=^L ToTm^ORRO W lIRUBA RALSTON RICHARD ARLEN ERICH VON STROJ!26 words
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Advertisement17 1947-05-29 6 yrilff SOMETHING HEW REX I RDA* at CATHAY > MM. tf X W I for inf.' SIK3APORE FBEE17 words
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Miscellaneous202 1947-05-29 6 Free Prsss Crossword No. 1 4 i W SB I k I I m H |w 1)6 ML B I ■■■■PL __jRSkVmH BbT^ 1 I I I I t LUES ACROS9 ysiate from a book i 7». 7. See tso known as kini^fish 8. Small metal drinking vessels i9i, 9.202 words
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Miscellaneous90 1947-05-29 6 jAANt Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya I CANT BFLIEVE \P 1 I ORD LOVACE IS MO CHANCE -cg= You're rfau.y \(-r l>,l iU^rl /PuTriMG up The peseTas-J of Thai AsiYwAY, COMING To SPAIM J -P^iptf I AND M NOT AFRAID N °W— I'VE WRITTEN V-*^r^T' r .WITH90 words
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SPORT
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Article, Illustration645 1947-05-29 7 SING TAO WILL DRAW BIG CROWDS Prepara tions Must Be Made Now A prrTrD B y The Sports Editor KM li X message from Hong Kong says that the Sing rao fen, bal teaa, are leaving e n Friday by air for Manila, wfcere they v>i,l play a series of645 words
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257 1947-05-29 7 CHANGI DEFEAT C.S.C. AND 2nd ECHELON n played two cricket matches over the beating the Ceylon Sports Club by eight :nd Eche!on by three wickets on Sunday. game S. K. Sundram scored 44 for the and Tibbie made 54 and 50 respec- r the CSC. total had been LIB V257 words
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Article353 1947-05-29 7 SURPRISE DEFEATS IN BRITISH GOLF Stranahan In Another Incident CAENOUSTIE, Wednesday Fill, surprise defeats at Robert Sweeney, last years runner 1 up. and Gerald Micklem, English Champion, and an m cident involving the American Walker (up player, Frank Stranahan, were the outstanding features m the British amateur £<>lf championships hereReuter - 353 words
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Article93 1947-05-29 7 MANX T.T. RACING STARTS TOMORROW DOUGLAS. Isle fo Man. Wed. STANLEY WOODS. Tourist tro- j phy motor cycling ace winner of many pre-war races, has arrived at the Isle of Man with six Italian motto Guzzi machines j which he will ride m the first post-war senior and junior trophyA.P. - 93 words
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432 1947-05-29 7 FE RAF and the Army tiedi with 66 points each against y 39 m the combined interservices swimming champion -j ship meet held at the SingaDOi/s Swimming Club Pool yesterday. There was very keen competition m all the events, and the biggest thrill was432 words
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Article, Illustration26 1947-05-29 7 The Kings colt Blue Train (Gordon Rkhards), canters home an easy winner from White Horses and Coup Napcleon m the mwm;irket Stakes26 words
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Article90 1947-05-29 7 BAOR Defeat Scottish F.A. HAMBURG Wed A 8.A.0.R. Combined Services iide defeated th? Scottish Football Association touring team four-thre? here today. About 30,000 British and" German 3ooc?r enthusiasts saw a fast, enjoyable game m which the Services forward outplayed the Sc<;U;sh (if fence m th 3 second half. Scurers forReuter - 90 words
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Article232 1947-05-29 7 FLAYING against th^ vkLtes •A' XI on Monday, the C.V.M.A. j were lucky to draw, rain saving then from defeat. Score- were ROCKLITES Tham Hoon Poh b J. Pierre 22, W. Galistan b J. D' Almeida 13. J. Galistan b Woodfrrd 10. R. ScuUy c Ida232 words
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Article144 1947-05-29 7 BRITISH DAVIS CUP TEAM CHANGED SCARBOROUGH, Wed-. BRITAIN has made a surprise change m her Davis Cup team to play South Africa m the third round of the European Zone Tourney at Scarborough tomorrow. Donald Butler, 36, is being preferred m the singles to Derek Barton, a member of theA.P. - 144 words
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Article38 1947-05-29 7 G.II Q. Signal Regiment beat the Darul Bahar Football Club by four goals to two m a game of coccer played at Pulau Brani yesterday. Scorers for G.H.Q. were Giles <2), Scott and Hawes.38 words
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Article520 1947-05-29 7 Britain Has No Olympic Hopes LONDON, Wed. JN just over twelve months' time we shall be m the thjroe> of the Olympic Games and at ths moment the only possible British winners are Mac Donald Bailey and Arthur Wint, always providing they da not run for their native Wcsfl Indi?s.520 words
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Article102 1947-05-29 7 FINAL ACCEPTORS FOR DERBY, OAKS FINAL acceptors for the Epsom Derby running on June 7 over a mile-and-a-1 alf are: r.lue Train, Bhishma, Mighty Maharatta, Sayajfrao. f a le Sireet, Combat. Tudor WKns i T-..e S iz r il, Privy iTurs.-*. Sunday Express, Migcl«\ Saravan, Grand Weather, Young Aflfran, Telefcraph.Reuter - 102 words
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241 1947-05-29 7 S. AFRICANS HIT FREELY v SERVICES PORTSMOUTH. V THZ B( uth African cricket **ci .;ously i by the Combined Service* team i a three-day match which b> t day. Pi.'msoil, leiL-arm mednur bowler, achieved his best bo* ace arriving m Engd and his Ax for 53 hoiped miss U. ices241 words
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Article62 1947-05-29 7 THE Malays and the Ind'ans meet m a second round league soccer fixture at Jalan Besar Stadium today. In the first round the Malays were lucky t o coEect full poir.ls with a solitary gcal three minutes before the end. If the Malays win today, t will move62 words
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Advertisement49 1947-05-29 7 /w> r t909 aiV V X MAN WAS HER PREY Jftfe love her ultimate objctive &1 aL ....to achieve bath she broke Jk the unwritten commandment! v* *(sn|» STBeautiful, beguiling, bev, itching >«** MM X jf LENORE AUBERT as a^" *JT «B her love! 1 Mill I II I I49 words
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NEWS, LATE CITY
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100 1947-05-29 8 CITY NEWS STORE RUBBER PRICES TODAY Special Market corre^jm ijives the prices of rubber a 01 am today as follows: Buyers Srller Cts. p*r lb. per Ib. No IB -pot No I R.S.S. fob m bala l-i% B.S fob m bales Mas R.S.S fot m teles May Market: SINGAPORE CHAMBER100 words
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Article38 1947-05-29 8 b small si du'.:, wl Hungarians met i tl Europ I :rarispixed 01 foreifi ailiarvs ".nes c< v r I the decline m if ting, al no deflr. :tLs which fluctuated narr way X Oils ea^38 words
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Article38 1947-05-29 8 Oek Excl B ■>ints. Rails. Motors and made little mor P pr Bttakioe and else.impr tail cd. red three p ints :>ort faltered m lat<> proftt^taking reduced extreme s Closed firm frarti^as to twr ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article37 1947-05-29 8 NEW YORK. Thursday. CRUDE rubber futures yesterdaj closed five to 40 points lower with at 50 contracts. Septembei US> bid: December 16.00 bid 15.90 bid; May 15.80 nominal. Number On^ RSS 17 normal. Reuter ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article, Illustration132 1947-05-29 8 CEYLON HIT BY STRIKES C'OI.OMIM), WYiJiuMiav AFTER havinj been tree from labour trouble i«>r nearly a ir. Ceylon seems today to bt 1 heading for a gem -irike on the eve of the general elections m the new Parliament. More than 8.000 workers are now idle m Colombo, paramd motorReuter - 132 words
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Article95 1947-05-29 8 FACKSON (North Carolina. Wednes jiEVEN white men will be tried 5 on Aug. 4 on charges of kidlapping Godwin Bush, a Negro. ihortly after he was arrested last a suspect m an alleged ittempted attack on a young vhit' m. On Monday the Federal Bur.au )fReuter - 95 words
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Article44 1947-05-29 8 VANGU ARD'S SIXMONTH REFIT The Admiralty en Wedr mnounced that the 40,000-ton >attUship Vanguard will be laid ip for six months for refitting. Vanguard was damaged by a imall fire during her visit to South African waters while carrying trie i^yal family. A. P.A.P. - 44 words
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Article31 1947-05-29 8 SHOCKING SW IMMERS Underwater explosions from wartime wrecks on Wednesday ihook British south-east coast :owns. and brought warnings to aathers to remain within half-a-inile of shore. The police said that U.P.U.P. - 31 words
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46 1947-05-29 8 BIG ARMS HAUL MADE AFTER DESERT BATTLE A v lantlty r>r arm In the fter a run- tier Camel Con The r dehad gur. v 40 h< rdered the cami I and :i run: it d urn U •he sm and a According I inds ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article18 1947-05-29 8 T R.A F. Sun re: 1 Peer H Ms r1 Offl Chudleigh i I bury18 words
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Article54 1947-05-29 8 DEATH CAMP CHIEF IS HANGED LAST N'ICH. TWEN": guards of the notorious I hai: prison mo i- and violas ol the laws of war. Twenty- 1 were hange^ yesterday. xecution D I hour s ever.' linal and dor. pur He Screamed Wilhelm .yes. The verc cell ler wr They wReuter - 54 words
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Article59 1947-05-29 8 DN eh I day with mac as determii if the United S tar::! Increase should later uj Sin- Ing of tariff neD April four initial meetings held and 19 more arc d h. Britain has had n with nine i tariff r Canada. Cuba and FranceReuter - 59 words
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Article64 1947-05-29 8 informed the Big Four }> .-.at she Intend; Italian officiate oi mer Italian colo give evidence to the B: delegation which is to tour this sumn But the Italian Foreign O. is not sending observers to the conference of the Foreign Ministers' deputies on the futureReuter - 64 words
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Article49 1947-05-29 8 AN ad hoc committee to determine the country's national flag and select an appropriate national anthem and suitable designs for inscriptions on now currency coins and post, stamps will shortly be appoiir m Delhi by the President of the Indian Constituent Asscmblv. s. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article222 1947-05-29 8 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. URGING Senate ratification of the treaty with Canada for the development of the St Lawrence River, the U.S. Secretary of j State, Mr. George Marshall, said j today the completion of the pro- ject would aid immeasurably United States-Canadian defence j o:f the NorthReuter - 222 words
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Article, Illustration331 1947-05-29 8 BRITAIN IS NOT SEEKING NEW LOANS Dalton s speech MARGATE, Wednesday. THE first official British reply to speculation both m Uw United Kingdom and the United States on a British request for a further gold dollar loan was given by Dr. Hugh DaJton, Chancellor of the Exchequer, during a debateReuter - 331 words
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Article202 1947-05-29 8 U.K. AMASSING GOLD STOCKS LONDON. W< dn< Jay. ALTHOUGH precise figur< a close official secret, inforn I ..don quarters believe that the British G ernment has been accumulating gold on a significant scale sine*- it started drawing on the United States loan last July. writes X liter's Financial Editor. This202 words
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Article98 1947-05-29 8 BURMA SEEKS CLOSER TIES RANGOON. Wednesday. nURMA'S desire to consolidate !> relations with Britain and the British Commonwealth of Nations ted by the President of the A.F.P.F.L. (Anti-Fascist Peoples Freedom League) and Deputy Chairman of the Burmese Interim Government, U Aung San. m a speech here tod He said: "TheReuter - 98 words
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Article52 1947-05-29 8 Russians 'plan Korea satellite' I Itl r.-GEX. JOHN K. H< L SI \rniv m K(»rc^i. tod lh< ti\ev Appropriations Commits to make K<»r<a (now United States m W '^n t4i.i. •7- I T1 pa i pro] rebuild Korea a delegate. dec. the s] c Moscow decision and tin k Korean52 words
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Article45 1947-05-29 8 EVATT WARNS COMMUNISTS I Australian I the Australia -nacc" m the rec< m Central r, Dr. Evar that the C or any other party b the safety of Ausl allowa its ward the interests of I any other foreign c to take n defence a.45 words
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