The Singapore Free Press, 2 July 1948
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Title Section20 1948-07-02 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA w x SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1948 PRU'F l«» It- IS20 words
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Article1447 1948-07-02 1 Over one thousand detained Enough troops says Listowel LONDON, Thursday. IV^ORE than one thousand arrests have been A made m Malaya under the emergency ordinance, the Minister for Colonial Affairs, Lord Listowel, told the House of Lords today. Lord Listowel spoke for the Government at the end of a debateReuter - 1,447 words
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Article, Illustration32 1948-07-02 1 Afts« iZosa Lum, m an unusual shade of scagrecn taffeta evening goicn icith gold shoes and oold necklet and earrings at the Pageant of Beauty and Fashion at Raffles Hotel last nicht.32 words
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10 1948-07-02 1 N. BORNEO AIR FIELDS WILL BE ENLARGED rip it TOO10 words
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Article53 1948-07-02 1 |rt«r last used East Coast route to Kuan tan and Kota Bahru there has been a bit? increase m the number of passengers. The afternoon Dakota flight from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and back, put on to serjre the requirements of businessmen, is now travelling:53 words
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Article210 1948-07-02 1 Free Pres** Staff Reporter ■THE Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, will broadcast from Radio Malaya on Monday nighl at 9.45. He will be speaking after an expected review of Government policy which will be made m the Federal Legislative Council m the morning by the210 words
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Article31 1948-07-02 1 Large portraits of Mahatma Gandhi are to adorn the t-rnment Houses of all provinces, and m New Delhi. Th^ Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, is looking into the details.31 words
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Article28 1948-07-02 1 INDIAN Government will begin trade talks soon with Russia, Yugoslavia and Switzorland. India is also examining draft commercial treaties with the United States and China.28 words
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Article121 1948-07-02 1 Free Press Staff Reporter rENTY-TWO Volunteer Force officers are a t present receiving instruction m the use of sten guns and they will relieve the police of duty m certain sections of Singapore. There will be three sections which will provide seven men for road121 words
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Article22 1948-07-02 1 Bombay police fired on 1,000 sweepers. Including women, who yesterday afternoon demanded the release of sweepers m police custody.22 words
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Article48 1948-07-02 1 FOUR million Filipino children went back to school yesterday m the largest enrollment m the history of the ""Government officials said public schools will have 3 700 000 pupils. Most of the remaining 300.000 attend secondary schools sponsored by churches and private individuals.- A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article, Illustration31 1948-07-02 1 Mrs. Lynn O'Keefe models a daring navy taffeta and French lace gown. She wore navy anklet shoes, and pearl necklet and earrings, at the Pageant of Fashion and Beauty last night.31 words
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242 1948-07-02 1 STERNER CRISIS POWERS Labour to be conscripted Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. NEW emergency powers, including the conscription of labour and the suppression of publications, are being sought by Che Federal Government m an ordinance that will be placed before the Legislative Council meeting here on Monday. The242 words
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Article65 1948-07-02 1 Free Press Staff Reporter IN a raid on the Pasir Panjang area yesterday, the C.I.D. arrested a Malay and a Chinese m possession of secret society documents. Both men are believed to be members of the Kiu Liong Choo secret society of the "108 Group." In65 words
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Article45 1948-07-02 1 MELBOURNE Radio said today that the Australian Prime Minister, Mr. J. B. Chifley, will leave by air for London on Saturday night for discussions with Mr. Attlee and the British Cabinet. Mr. Chifley will be m Singapore on Sunday afternoon. A.P.A.P. - 45 words
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Article57 1948-07-02 1 THE Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Arthur Creech Jones, is expected to make Malaya one of his main subjects when Parliament debates colonial affairs next Thursday. Sir Edward Gent, expected m London this weekend for consultations with the Secretary of State, may beReuter - 57 words
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Article137 1948-07-02 1 Wu Paak-shing HONG KONG, Friday. rE Communist movement m Malaya is aiming to "disturb peace and security, and to destroy the economic structure of the British government", according to Dr. Wu Paak-shing, Chinese ConsulGeneral m Singapore, who arrived here yesterday en route to Nanking. HeU.P. - 137 words
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Article21 1948-07-02 1 The National Broadcasting Company and Columbia Broadcasting are withdrawing from the U.S. State Department's "Voice of America" broadcasts.21 words
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Article88 1948-07-02 1 Free Press Staff Reporter ¥X)UR persons were arrested JT m Singapore yesterday under the Emergency regulations, bringing the total to 35 one Malay, 18 Indians and 16 Chinese. The Malay, the first to be arrested since the emergency was declared on Wednesday June 23, and88 words
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Article13 1948-07-02 1 MOSCOW CEYLON Russia has threatened to veto Ceylon's application for United Nations membership.13 words
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Article284 1948-07-02 1 GANG RAID VILLAGE, KILL THREE Free Press Staff Reporter AT 6 a.m, this morning a lar^c p:«r;y of amed Chinese carried out a raid on tiie viliane of Km 20 miles north of Johore Bahru, on the main road, killing three Chinese. The gang fired on the police si lUcm284 words
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Article87 1948-07-02 1 PENANG. Fric ONE person described athe highest imp was among seven un Chinese arrested near J (North KedarO. according reports from Alor Star y ester I day. Information that a band of about 100 uniformed men were m the ana retulted m a sweep87 words
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Article87 1948-07-02 1 1 3 DEATHS ON THE ROADS Free Press Staff Reporter INHERE were 13 fatal*' A from 580 road accident.-. Singapore m June incluc. four deaths resulting lrom falls from moving buses. Three motor i and three pedestrians, incluc two children, were among I other deaths A total of 157 person*87 words
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Article42 1948-07-02 1 Free Press Staff Reporter THE C.IX). yesterday arr a Chinese, Ng Kau Liok, who is suspected of being connected with the $6 000 payroll robbery from the Hooglandt rubber factory m the Paya Lebar area on June 242 words
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Advertisement117 1948-07-02 1 lilSli Ktt HAOiO XMAZIHC Z 3. focaiTonj/ ms^ TT 1 RADIO CO. I j 0* wF D Extra Vitamins ''Keinforce Babys Feed "**V. mHE nutritive value of baby's feed is 1 enhanced by the addition of" Vlmaltor jy a delicious vitamin food provides unCi-^ porajit supplementary nutrients, which L^ 1117 words
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Advertisement59 1948-07-02 1 V\ yxEffIMMUBAR ig*™* J£ THeBEtTSWKtP BA* uWffrfl\ iXCSUtUT CUtStNB Uil'llm- WCIAH SBRV/Ci v* Xv CORK-TiPPED 7 f jjFflff ..'j9 H^ r\cadc t t c >^ ft SL *i fMade specially to prevent sore throats L 50*» Atr-riaht nn» will) has* -A«x»Mi inn^r foil KH^ «*rK> Ollophanr wrapping. jQpr Imported from59 words
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Article501 1948-07-02 2 JUDY BARDEN - JUDY BARDEN By ]\|Y one 4> new look dress, wtiich le me the envy cf lin, made me a strock m \V; would nudge each other, point at me and then go off into gales of mirth. If I stood to look m a shop window, crowds collected501 words
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Article276 1948-07-02 2 CC Parisienm "Gusts "Pirates/ 1 Tia- > as b pai eels. Colours are gay. slick and hv list of Wind" (Coup is a billowing m c a or st. Urn. orn with r.) cf the d tninat,y a bright shirt. •Pirates" are trousers contrived after the style <Reuter - 276 words
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Article, Illustration310 1948-07-02 2 NORTH was sissy m thl He was too much concerned with the weakneai of ni.s spade suit rind the fact that thr vulnerable opponents were activ« m the bidding. He completely failed to vLsualt'-e what hlfl r must have to justify his cii.tmoiul bid a free bid and310 words
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Article458 1948-07-02 2 JOAN CASTLE - Cooking column SOMETHING SPECIAL JOAN CASTLE By TO add the cost of two bottles of wine to the cooking budget throws it, I know, temporarily off balance. But the addition of a small glass of wine, red or white as the case may be, to certain dishes lilts them so458 words
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Article, Illustration119 1948-07-02 2 TPEWARE badly designed '-'New Look styles. Phipps shows some good styles to watch for. Far left: Curved lines emphasised by fagoting and by cap sleeves on an oatmeal rayon dress. Next to it a very wide black skirt, well cut because the fulness springs from119 words
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Article172 1948-07-02 2 HOW wonderful it is to be described sus "Fresh as the flowers m spring" or "The morning dew". Freshness is a v >- man's greatest charm for no matter how beautiful the clothes if freshness is not there, then charm is also lost. Looks are not the172 words
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157 1948-07-02 2 HE CREATED ONE-PIECE BATHING SUITS TT a half uume.-is bat I dustry. And w\ half-yard rmn won't be any tops a t all. 'And tl bly," precicls Mr. L< Asch, the man v: tli first m xlen form -fit tint; -uit. Mr. Asch i years ago, U fwim suit two157 words
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Advertisement94 1948-07-02 2 THE CHANGING WORLD* At this »cry moment the buJfneJi world is changing New problems are presenting themselves with new ways of overcoming them. As Office Equipment Specialists we offer the best and latest equipment Guaranteed to keep your business up to date ff^^FPPT*!^ N>4 DCBIfcSON ROM) A^i|dßvJ| SiSGAPORE. lftra^STEL.64BQ USO94 words
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Advertisement94 1948-07-02 2 For that NEW LOOE Vfassiamuih LADIES' DRESS MAX Tailoring to Pin-point Predaml 31-33. HIGH ST. SINGAF Ie NYLON STOCKIK Sealed at the mill I In COFFEE BROWN. M 6 mistiqi i TEL: 4».1M SI KM HI S i I Of [SSI London JH H OAT I WAV iS TO London94 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous876 1948-07-02 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DOR.N today, your am- hitions are ii^h and >our energies nut. You are fond <»i a< tivity and ezcitmenl and rind them ■i iniuli It your work. <»d of travel, you must definitely curb this restless m early life unlw« it era be integrated very definitely into876 words
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Article, Illustration7 1948-07-02 3 West Indian star sprinter loses again I7 words
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Article33 1948-07-02 3 A 12-YEAR-OLD boy "stated to Possess miraculous powers" who "produced currency not os from nowhere and gave them to those around him. was the subject of a report m Madras pre&s33 words
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Article, Illustration20 1948-07-02 3 Australian Olympic oarsmen A S. Surrock tleft) and L A. Fenton were among the Olympic athletes to a* m Britain.20 words
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Article244 1948-07-02 3 10,000 OLYMPIC TICKETS RETURNED Eleventh hour blow to Games RfORE than 10,000 additional Olympic Games IVI tickets have suddenly become available to the British public. Owing to difficulties m obtaining sterling several European countries have had to return the bulk of Uie tickets allotted to them. A record entry of244 words
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Article90 1948-07-02 3 A PASSENGER on a Bournemouth Corporation bus was charged twopence tor a penny fare. He called at the transport offices and complained Next day a big saloon car drew up at his house, two mUes from the transport offices. An official stepped out. am instructed by90 words
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Article156 1948-07-02 3 A-BOMB HORRORS FORECAST DHYSICIANS at the American Medical Association convention were told by Stafford L. Warren of the Atomic Energy Commission, that cities hit by atom bombs woulri be unfit for occupation "for years afterwards." Dr. Warren, who visited Hiroshima. forecast that i American doctors might some day treat 100.000156 words
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Article83 1948-07-02 3 A POLISH ex-Commando, rt found guilty of murder, pleaded m vain at Milford Havvn, Wales, for the privilege of dying the same way as his victim. Jan Stokowskl, aged 22, shot and kitted Henryk Bojko. another Pole, with four pistol shots last April 30. 'CanA.P. - 83 words
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Article, Illustration29 1948-07-02 3 Miss Muriel Scott, personal driver to the Chief Constable of Liverpool, who is training for the Games, has the assistance of Detective Constable Kenneth Anderson, Northern Counties champion sprinter.29 words
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Article189 1948-07-02 3 .s production lines is being Departmental stores. One day and is booked for two O: have so speeded up the an turn oiif a married couple t s up L T.oves f EJJ* ore C*- md its r— »av s^i- oeautv. W mon R2J2* a:N.A.N.A. - 189 words
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Article43 1948-07-02 3 Smoking is Increasing m Siam, it was officially reported here. In May, the population of Siam (estimated at; 18.000.000) smoked about 300.--000.000 cgarettes, 2,000 lb of Imported tobacco. 625 boxes of cigars and an unknown quantity of smuggled tobacco and cigarettes.43 words
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Article252 1948-07-02 3 MR. Butlin. the holiday camp millionaire, has just flown to the Bahamas Ito take another look at his ever-growing "empire." When he arrives at the Bahamas, he is likely to do some talking about his latest idea j—a holiday camp for millionaires. There, at Grand Bahama.252 words
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Article49 1948-07-02 3 Hundreds of children at Burnley, Lancashire, aged three to 14 nave started saving to buy a home of their own ready for them when they grow up. At Burnley Building Society offices special counters deal with the young savers. Women assistants handle their cash and answer queries.49 words
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Article, Illustration33 1948-07-02 3 E. W. Sturgess, the South African tennis star jumps to a high one m beating E. Morea (Argentine) at Wimbledon. He vms eventually knocked out of the competition by Josef Asboth, the Hungarian.33 words
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Article51 1948-07-02 3 SHIP'S Captain Lachlan McNeill was at Cork, Eire fined £102 for making an omelet out of six dozen eggs. Customs officers said he made the omelet by jumping on the eggs on the dockslde when advised that Eire regulations prohibited hLs taking them back to Scotland with51 words
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Article231 1948-07-02 3 Chinese protests ignored DESPITE wails of protest from certain f the Chinese business community over Japanese "dumping", Hong Kong has no m tv imposing restrictions on trade with Japan, it closed m authoritative quarters here. Trade officials point out that dumping m» porting goods231 words
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Article163 1948-07-02 3 THE replacement ol Ho Sz n Yuan as Mayor oi Peiping by the Nankin Government is attributed to differences between him ani General Fu Tso-yi Sze-Yuan, who to be deeply upset by the decision, was a popular man As Governor of Shantung he had a brilliantA.P. - 163 words
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Article70 1948-07-02 3 HUKBALAHAP squads assembled m prearranged camps all over Central and Southern Luzon preparatory to registering with the authorities and returning to their homes. Associated Press's Central Luzon correspondent said Huk Colonel Jose Taffuiam, overall peasant commander of Nueva Ecija province, had notified the government that70 words
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Advertisement98 1948-07-02 3 f MM t-2a^HMMBHMr *r9^99 Y7Z **m a E VHHftmL 1^ Travelling about the world with reriaintv 'mmm^kfio^ r and skilled efficieucy is second nature to the Dutch. Thai is why travellers of to-da\ only comes through m- H9 5^ i^t^ M^ Jg MJV b > Wring Dutchman Mm* JL J^f98 words
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Miscellaneous15 1948-07-02 3 TARZAN Forewarned ar #'<* Burroughs ■feiftVin| rM^Sm CAN-ER-C-SAPPEAR* y jl COUNSEL:?. YE <iLLS IQnS with a<.vpE.''|15 words
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561 1948-07-02 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, July 2, 1948. Parliament and Malaya OTAI 3 on Malayan j5 ra made m the Hou mmons at Question Time on Wtdn^ emphasized the necessity of a nd full survey of policy by the Federal Governmeir -he LegislaCouncil meets on Monv. In the case of561 words
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Article, Illustration985 1948-07-02 4 OLOF HADDAD - NEW CHAPTER FOR M.E.? OLOF HADDAD By A NEW chapter, un- predictable and heavy with destiny, is beginning for the Middle East. The future of both panArabism and Zionism is deeply involved. So are Arab relations with Britain, the United Slates *nd the rest of the United Nations. Prospect! ofA.P. - 985 words
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Article323 1948-07-02 4 Racketeer 's Paradise HONG KONG today is probably the world'? greatest paradise fo* racketeers, confidence men, black marketeers, slick salesmen and assorted petty thiei They perm at? level of Chr. nomy, from cheating on tram fa res to bigiime piracy and smuggle You want a fla., a driving licence, aU.P. - 323 words
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Article, Illustration18 1948-07-02 4 East cua*i uai%,ti; 7ha Tic 7Jana UShermc •■rne~&iiiur,t *,*> i/ie open China Sesu Uny te a;fe< Wian giia t;i18 words
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Article, Illustration691 1948-07-02 4 ERIC DUNSTER - WHEN LOOTING WAS LEGAL ERIC DUNSTER IF fate had put you m the Army a couple* of centuries ago, your reward for active service would have been the spoils of war. For whatever a soldier picked up after the battle was his. Plundering was legal once the battle was over.691 words
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Letter194 1948-07-02 4 8-AUDAGAR" is still lost m the days of Adam Smith political economy l have not made a market but bought a couple of tins of crab at 80 cents, for ano: visit to the same three s> revealed crab still being ov. Ed at the same pi visit194 words
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Article, Illustration199 1948-07-02 4 fHAIiM: gramme to I xt Wedn b sponsored women* Methodi Mala; V E LEST E TUTZ, wife of well-known leader, Dr. H. B. TUTZ. Many will her lor her ab. guiding of Singaj, Malaya. When the ol the Pr of Sen will return to re.199 words
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Advertisement10 1948-07-02 4 HARNESS P. H. HENDRY welter, 78, North Bridge Road, SVore.10 words
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Advertisement16 1948-07-02 4 J Win f v 00 /^v GQUll!) £111^ @9 ft «**>*■ Singapore: Phone 54 29 5 416 words
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525 1948-07-02 5 Free Press Staff Reporter VIIEME for the provision of new classrooms for the Singapore Anglo-Chinese School, on a nITO.OOO site m Barker Road, will enable the school to enrol an additional 860 pupils next year for the primary to the senior classes, and mark the525 words
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Article306 1948-07-02 5 Exchange finds work for 428 Free Press Staff Reporter A T indication that jobs m Singapore are becoming more scarce is given m the June report of the Labour Department's employment exchange. Of the 1,396 who registered for work, the Exchange could place only 428,306 words
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Article, Illustration89 1948-07-02 5 Blonde Mannequin, Rona Brotchie, featuring a pur-ple-coloured goi.ni m gleaming pure-silk satin at the beauty and fashion Pageant at Raffles Hotel la^t night. Most the many imported model gowns displayed were of the neiv three-quarter length. Raffles ball-room was crowded with an appreciative audience of about 500 people. The pageant89 words
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Article27 1948-07-02 5 Revised parcel post rates to a number of overseas countries will come into force on July 12. Details may be obtained from any Post Office.27 words
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147 1948-07-02 5 I EGISLATION designed to speed the surrender of false ration cards as well as to prevent future misuse of ration cards, comes Into force m Singapore today. It is now compulsory to notiiy tht- Food Control Authorities by July 16 of any present misuse of147 words
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Article191 1948-07-02 5 rVIN with petrol rationing, Malaya's requirements this year will be about one-third more than prewar, says a statement by the Standard Vacuum Oil Company. The job of meeting these demands has been hampered by the shortage of steel needed to increase refinery capacity and to build191 words
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Article, Illustration75 1948-07-02 5 sdfhjsdhs The Commander -m Chief, Air Command, Far East, Air Marshal Sir Hugh Lloyd, (extreme left), is seen talking to Mrs. L. Cresson, wife of the Singapore Rotary Club's new President at the Club's installatioji dinner at Raffles Hotel on Wednesday night. Sir Hugh was the principalFree Press - 75 words
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Article128 1948-07-02 5 SINGAPORE has now fallen •5 into line with the Federation Government and is insisting on a minimum amount of money to be taken to Mecca by each pilgrim. This money is known as non -tariff expenditure and La taken m a draft on a bank m128 words
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Article49 1948-07-02 5 A sling burst and 10 bags ol pearl sago weighing 1.860, lb. fell on the had of a Singapore Harbour Board labourer 30 feet below, killing him irstanatanrcusly. A misadventure verdict was yesterday returned on the labour r, 60-year-old Lim Ah Kow oi Huvelock RoacL49 words
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Article234 1948-07-02 5 Free Press Staff Reporter rE Special Constabulary is set-king 4he Government's permission to increase its strength immediately from 444 to 644 men. The Attain Commander of the force, Capt. J. P. Tham, said recruitment would begin as soon as approval had been given. A bigger234 words
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137 1948-07-02 5 Entered Kedah illegally, sent to jail SUNGEI PATANI, Thurs. TWENTY Chinese, who landed m Kedah from a sailing boat, were today sent to prison by the Sungei Patani magistrate, Inche Azmi Mohamed. One of the men, Teoh Lip Hoi, described as the leader, was, m addition, fined $500 for aiding137 words
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Article15 1948-07-02 5 Musa bin Dikin has been appointed to be a Kathi lor Christmas Island.15 words
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Article94 1948-07-02 5 SIX Singapore and Federation pineapple packersrepresenting the entire industry—have secured a contract to export up to 150.000 cases of j Malayan cannrcl pineapple to the United Kingdom. The contract covers two pineapple harvesting seasons from this month until February next year. It was made between94 words
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Article230 1948-07-02 5 Car owners rush for petrol Coupons m the post Free Press Stall Kep< 'THERE has t> A delay m the Usu the Jul' mber ply of pelrol coupons the Petrol Ratio: Officer, Singapore, says that coupons will n rists through the post m a few d;. Hundrt Petro terday t230 words
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Advertisement128 1948-07-02 5 If NISiCAL COMEDY SELECTIONS M\\ YORK' Ft DB 2098 1 Opera Co. DB 9925 opera Co. DB »#OO :Ml SOLDIER" >;yra Co. DX 2«4 •!l\ HOW" Orchestra. DX b*2 Co. DX 599 rH' tsnn itomi hi liacd. DX 9200 DX 9212 DB 2183 >pera Co DB 2140 uar DB 2066128 words
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Advertisement58 1948-07-02 5 Special Offers! Pla«tic Suit Cases 24" $50.00 Fibre 24' $29.50 Leather Week-end Cases 20" $39.50 n 18" $35.00 16" $29.50 Rubberised Week-end Cases 20" $19.50 M 17" $15.50 14" $11.50 Fibre Attache Cases 18" 8.75 16" 7.50 Canvas Holdalls 21" $30.00 Leather Holdalls Golden No. 2 9.50 Hat Box 16"58 words
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Article282 1948-07-02 6 All Fukui flattened PARLY reports of the damage to Fukui and neighL. Jxmring Japanese towns were not exaggerated. All Fukui's buildings, except the prefectural Government offices have been flattened by the earthquake shock, states Reuter's special correspondent, who walked for eight hours through miles ofReuter - 282 words
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94 1948-07-02 6 Young Chinese protest at bombs on cities A MOVEMENT against bombing of cities m the Chinese civil war has been started by Peiping professors students The movement arose out of the Nationalist air attack on feng, m Honan. during the Red occupation, m which ma: were reported kill. One hundredA.P. - 94 words
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Article19 1948-07-02 6 TbQ Australian Prime Mm Mr. J. B Chiney. Pivth.\t the ieaaon'B oductii tlmat d 000,000 above average.19 words
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Article, Illustration54 1948-07-02 6 SHROPSHIRE LIGHT INFANTRY Ist and 2nd battalions have been amalgamated. Above, Major General Grover, Colonel of the Regiment is saluting the colours of the 2nd battalion at the final inspection. At left. Private A. A. Carter, has 47 years' service, chats with the Earl of Powis54 words
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Article67 1948-07-02 6 THE Siamese Government has launched a vigorous .paign to ensure that the •itrys r rts are of the highest possible quality. Commerce, Sawan marice millers and exporters that th ;1 if sh i to conform to qua! reI penalty of n up •hey had paid.Reuter - 67 words
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68 1948-07-02 6 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 5% DEBENTURE STOCK 1918 (1948-68). NOTICE is hereby Riven that the of the above k will be closed from 6th to 20th July 1948. both days mcluror tin preparation of interest Warrant* m respect of lab due on the above Stock for the half-y<ar ending 20th July 1948.68 words
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155 1948-07-02 6 rE 104 active yean <>f Mise Youfee Alley, of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, Britain's oldest woman has ended. Shr died m her Irutle home two months after the doath also at 104, of Mrs. Louifl Randall, with whom began a Kfekmg friendship at the age155 words
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Article72 1948-07-02 6 \NEW TYPE two colour radar ijrstem, listed tren advance m the Lai i has loped by t: I TeleP'nc: v USA. h accurately of an X U II m fh-c:: ape measure which mdi« tance of an airpl a tenth of a mile from od point.A.P. - 72 words
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Article93 1948-07-02 6 WALLACE RAPS KUOMINTANG ATTACKING the Kuomin- tang Party, the third party PresidenUal aspirant Mr. Henry Wallace, charge <iav that "the arms we are M-nding to China are finding their way to the Communists m the North through the KuomintanK." Addressing a Bowdoin College political forum, Mr. Wallace said of theA.P. - 93 words
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85 1948-07-02 6 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 5% DEBENTURE STOCK 1928 (1948-69) NOTICE is hertbv Kiven that the Transfer Books of the above i Stock will be finally closed at I noon on Tuesday, thp 6th July 1948, and no transfer of the Stock wOl be accepted thereafter Interest due on the above Stock for85 words
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Article64 1948-07-02 6 BENGAL REDS CAUSE PANIC OOLICE patrolled parts of Dacca, East Bengal, yesterday after several people had been injured m a disturbance at a Communist Party meeting when some of the speakers criticised the East Bengal Ministry. Supporters of the Ministry protested and this led to a clash. Stray assaults onReuter - 64 words
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Article367 1948-07-02 6 AFTER an uncomfortable, vacillating three months m office the Government led by Dr. Hitoshi Ashia is nearing the end of its' regime, most informed political observers believe m Tokio. When Dr. Ashida was elected Prime Minister m March, it was generally predicted that theReuter - 367 words
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Article62 1948-07-02 6 'Your obedient servant dies 'THE Government of India, has decided to end the practice of ending all official correspondence with the words "I have the honour to be, Sir, pour most obedient servant". All letters addressed wither to officials or to members of the public will now end with theReuter - 62 words
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Article104 1948-07-02 6 THi di mand i: an early conclusion f a to X\ .rol n. Chinas highest super?ned by r Th .ution. insligai by veteran Kuomir. ader E. How Lv, urged the Government to take steps immediately to bring ab.ut an early end to the uncertain situation on104 words
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Article182 1948-07-02 6 I rjN the surface i \J the same boat. I *>iM by contention among th, X Underneath, h<v which make Ko:« I one thing, the Rl I against each other ii I presence of the Fren 1 Another thing ki I that satellite evoiir farther along m X Ru^ia182 words
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Miscellaneous83 1948-07-02 6 JANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya W^^T PYOU VILI BE QUITE SAFE^^lfl I^BUT— YOURE THE SPY^N I^NONSEMSE'-| WAS /N Tmf 1 W.TH ME 7 FRAULEtN.'- YOU [PROFESSOR MUTTER'— /REs£lANa MOVyMrXr I I LET ME OUT MAY BE A SPY BUT I MS& YOU MUST BE'- YOU'RE DURIMG83 words
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478 1948-07-02 7 THREE HORSES TO WIN AGAIN AT K.L. Airport, Oregon and Distinction Free Press Racing Reporter \|AJOK D. M Patrickson, the S.R.A. handicapper, has assessed the form of horses so well during past few months that doubles have been few and ir between, but on last Saturday's form I cannot see478 words
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Article10 1948-07-02 7 Bradman and Hassett in 231 stand 0 P.r- ,< with ,-> for10 words
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Article104 1948-07-02 7 By CALL BOY Owing to the heavy rain early this morning only a few of the horses entered for the Singapore Summer meeting were out for slow work on land track and the third fc of the course at Bukit Timah this morning. Among griffins104 words
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Article54 1948-07-02 7 rllowing have been invited play cricket for the NonCricket Club versus the rration Club on the C padang at 11 a.m. on -r.our t Captain V T. I>eijsH B Noon. Evan Wonj. A R Bromley Davenport. A Eoker S dhetchct, R II Hax worth- H V. Thome. PS.54 words
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Article, Illustration29 1948-07-02 7 Ellis Robinson drops for a ball from Hamence off t Coxan's bowling during the second game between Yorkshire and the Australians at Sheffield which ended in 'a dra w.29 words
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Article107 1948-07-02 7 THE fallowing will rtpr—flK Uie Singapore Cricket Club athe dports Club at cricket en thf Padaner at 2 pm tomorrow: P W H<»lt A. R. BromleyDavenport. J C. Smith, X Gouldi K. C Graham. Maj. D. B. Haig. J W Annesley. K. I. G Stewart. C Milton.107 words
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Article81 1948-07-02 7 S.R.C. cricket teams for the <end are: A«ainst Hospital Assistants Union on the padane at 2 p.m. tomorrow: R. H. Bain (capt > E. Barker. A. B. C Uick r 'V Silva. W. Galisuui. R. Minjeet, F. ;iha, B. Pinto, A. 'A'iLsiun; C Warbrtck and K>ut Against81 words
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Article236 1948-07-02 7 CRUSADER - CRUSADER By SOtTIIERN finalisits m the Malaya Cup IOCCCI competition C4>uid be decided today that is if 4he Royal Air Force are beaten or held to a draw by Johore m the <ie at the Istana padang. If the Airmen win. however, and the236 words
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Article460 1948-07-02 7 M' sex regain best form MIDDLESEX, after their shaky start to the season, i?1 are rapidly coming back to form and a victory yesterday after two days play against Nottinghamshire has enabled them to close the gap between their total and that of the championship leaders, Glamorganshire, who have beenReuter - 460 words
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225 1948-07-02 7 King Kong and Riza Bey to fight non-stop INTEREST m this WNKt pro--1 gramme at tht Gre-.it World will be divided between the challenge contest which brings together King Kong and All Riza Bey. and the- initial appearance Id Singapore of Arjun Dass. who comes to Singapore after a tour225 words
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Article167 1948-07-02 7 THE brothers. Yadi and Kamis. won the Singapore Lawn Tennis Associations doubles title for the fifth time when they beet C. K. Pang and On* Chew Bee m straight sets at 7 5, 6 l m the final matrh m the championships on the S.C.C. courtsU.P. - 167 words
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232 1948-07-02 7 TWO new course records were set up yesterday when the Royal R'gat'a was continued at Henl.'y-on-Thames under much more favourable conditions. The Belgian pair of Collet and Piessens clipped 11 stcondo off the previous best m the double Eculte and Bedford School improved theirReuter - 232 words
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Article33 1948-07-02 7 THE annual general meeting of the Haikowyu Sports Club will be held on Sunday at th-j residence of Mr. Chandra No. 40<J, Race Course Road. 6 lifiapcsre, at 10 am. sharp.33 words
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Article273 1948-07-02 7 BRITISH golf came right inio its own m the open golf championship at Muirfield yesterday when Henry Cotton, by breaking the course record with a brilliant round of 66 for an aggregate of 137, led the field by four strokes with two rounds to play.Reuter - 273 words
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Article500 1948-07-02 7 Hart, Brough in final VjISS LOUSE Brough and Miss L>* m the all-American final for t.;e «> women's singles title to yesterday m the semi-finals of t Margaret Osbornr I)u Pont by Patricia Canning Todd by Miss Bronyh. Miss Hart, who irom her youth tv from a leg disability, avenged500 words
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Advertisement46 1948-07-02 7 CHINA NATIONAL AIRWAYS CORPORATION Inauguration of Singapore China Air-Service Passengers and Freight D.C.4 (Skymaster) Aircraft From Singapore Tuseday 6th July. To Passage Freight p«r kilo BANGKOK $231.42 $1.57 HONG KONG $411.42 $2.82 SWATOW $411.42 $2.82 E 0 TRAVEL SERVICE LIMITED. 65 CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. PHONE 241246 words
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Miscellaneous238 1948-07-02 7 F.P. Crossword No. 4£5 ii c 13 Wi. W\ 18 19 W>. O j^ I A,/ 21 22 7F W> F^ r r 7^ vJ24 S^ 26 27 28*" i# 29" 50 "7 J^ 31 CLUSI vc H 2. Reproof (9». 7. Rubber <4). 9. Proper <3". 10 <6). 12.238 words
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Article309 1948-07-02 8 'New Govt. is not enough' GtkMANS COMPLAIN FKANKFI RT, Thursday. AS Britain, France and the United States today formally authorized the formation of a separate German Government for their occupation zones, German leaders complained that the new government offered them would not give them "enough Independence." The Germans have askedReuter; AP; UP - 309 words
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Article22 1948-07-02 8 >N —At Kandang Kerbau ual on Wednesday June 30 wife of J. Lyon a O3LEY— -At Mir.ehead Hoepl30th to inee S22 words
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Article26 1948-07-02 8 •p* announced I la. Paul Hon Sn;n of Kuala Lumpur, and third daughter of Mr a:.d r.R Chong Woor ompur T'he marriage take place shortly.26 words
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Article49 1948-07-02 8 Cho Kirn Choon aged 58 parsed *t his residence 335 Rahan« Road, Seremban on Ist July. 1948 at 4 ajn He leaves behind* him two sons, (Jolly and Cho Sen* Yew) two daughters three sons-in-law and many grandchildren. Funeral on Saturday the 3rd July. 1948 at 10.00 am.49 words
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Article, Illustration45 1948-07-02 8 photo, Despite employment of Servicemen to unload perishable foods from the ships tied up by the fortnight -long London dock strike, losses due to deterioration are estimated at nearly £2,000,000. Picture shows troops unloading cases of tomatoes at the West India Dock m London.- PixFox - 45 words
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Article156 1948-07-02 8 SLIGHT FALL IN OUTPUT OF TIN WORLD mined tin producD m April was 11.700 long tons compared with 13.200 tons m March -according to the statistical bulletin of the International Tin Study Group issued today at The Hat: Production m Malaya and the N.E.I. talned at much the sarm. 1AP - 156 words
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Article66 1948-07-02 8 NEW DELHI. Friday. THE Government of India 1 claims to have "evidence that all available resources ot the Hyderabad Government are being utilized for the turchase of warlike materials." It added: "This must inevitably lead to a conflict." The Government has restricted the transfer of aboutAP; Reuter - 66 words
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Article27 1948-07-02 8 Britons will have to get along on 6d worth of fresh I meat each next w ek because j of the recent dock strike.27 words
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Article154 1948-07-02 8 NEW YORK. Thursday. EDUCATED Chinese fear 1 Hit hat Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek will inevitably fall and that the United States will then control a sphere coning of Japan, the port 1 cities of China and Indonesia. 1 declared the third party; aspirant. Mr. Henry Wallace,U.P. - 154 words
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Article198 1948-07-02 8 BAGHDAD, Thursday. T^HE Arabs possess an assembled force which, if the x Palestine war is resumed, will bring forth its fruit, said King Abdullah m a press statement today. King Abdullah's warning followed repv)rts that a subcommittee of the Arab League m Cairo had decided toAP; Reuter; U.P. - 198 words
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Article208 1948-07-02 8 SAW BOMB THROWN AT GANDHI NEW DELHI, Thursday. SULOCHANA DEVI, an Indian taxidriver's wife, told the court here today she saw the abortive bomb attempt on Mahatma Gandhi from aboit "15 paces distance." She was giving evidence at the trial of nine Indians, one of whom Is charged with the208 words
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Article128 1948-07-02 8 LONDON. Thursday. nELGRADE Radio said toD night that m the past few days Albania has been the scene of "organised incidents which are insults to the Yugoslav peoples." The "organised incident." the broadcast said, "arc insults to the Yugoslav peoples and the Yugoslav Sate, and are aimedA.P. - 128 words
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Article101 1948-07-02 8 NEW YORK. Thursday. RUSSIA has developed a type of plane that puts practi- cally every industrial area of consequence m the United States within range of a oneway no-return miSvSion from Soviet soil, declared Gen Cari i Spaatz. former commander of the U.S. Air Forces,101 words
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Article431 1948-07-02 8 PRICEDOWN IN ALL SECTIONS London Stock Exchange LONDON, Thursday ORICES m all sections of the London Stork 1 change were down today, out there w*to no marked attempt at selling, writes Reuters finan< correspondent. Rubbers and Tins were irregular It higher. Thte decline followed the "no-surrender" speech of the British431 words
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105 1948-07-02 8 ISTANBULL, Thursday. BULGARIAN anti-Commun-ist passengers today seized control of a twin-engined plane, shot dead the pilot m a mid-air gun battle, and then forced the surviving members of the crew to fly them on to Turkey. Three of the passengers were wounded, two of«th(mU.P.; A.P. - 105 words
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Article17 1948-07-02 8 The United Stat s iCompany has r. and tube prices fi 7.5 per cent17 words
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Article118 1948-07-02 8 A SFtCIAL N*rt« eorretpondrn girt* the price, at nbbet 11 am today M foO»» t SINGAPORE (H AMBLE Ofr OMMEBO per Ik. pet lb Bnyen ScUm H.. lowk 46 S, No. 1 B.S.S. CM m bales July 4fc> N*. 2 8.8.8. faft m bilr> Julr 45 >- 4:118 words
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Article67 1948-07-02 8 ON the New York Stock Exchange yesterday prices declined fractionally m one of the slowest days m three months Late selling, centred on the Oils, erased or cut earlier modest advances. A liberal spatterin* of modest gains showed at the close A total of 800,000 shares exchangedA.P. - 67 words
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Article81 1948-07-02 8 INDONESIAN WARNING TO U.N.O. x\ v tx iVkX JsQ l]M deadlock ITNLESS the Sccurit> i. i^ U free hand to its Indonesia, the present d< nesian dispute will not h i, r Ik JJ l representative. Mr. L. N. as the Council met t M. Dmitri Manuilsk <i Mr. Parlar81 words
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213 1948-07-02 8 TAKE NOTICE that I Rubber Plants 1 I Owners intend to app Federation of Malaya for a r^ author* Rpoods vehicle ck* for J m connection wr.th I Owner* earned on at Orisrk ■Any per*» objecting days213 words
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Advertisement304 1948-07-02 8 ACCOMMODATIONS VACANT THE NOOK. 360 Orchard Rd. Tel 7884 Bright airy room available excellent cuisine. FOR S\LE RESTAURANT. Muslim Indian, well known District. Takings $24,000.00 per annum, steady reliable business; also suitable a? shop or store, two floors. Goodfurruture. equipment complete, offers $8000 or over. B»t 7, FP. SINGAPORE TURF304 words
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Miscellaneous14 1948-07-02 8 h'PORE HIGH TIDES Today: 6.19 a.m; 6.36 p.m. I Sat: 7.44 a.m; 7.26 p.m.14 words
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