The Singapore Free Press, 4 October 1948
1948-10-04
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section18 1948-10-04 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA r SINGAPORE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1948. PKICE 10 CENTS18 words
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Article63 1948-10-04 1 Interference with States Report i V LUMPUR, Monday. nunenl will be iccused toI matters effecting and coming within their r of ouncil the I 'liey be on nal, rder tl Commis- :>ppor- allTell the People' the s or my Federation any com::rmed. for an lncrea63 words
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Article7 1948-10-04 1 LONDON TO SINGAPORE IN AN HOUR' ReuterReuter - 7 words
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Article141 1948-10-04 1 PAKIs. Monday. T UV. Berlin crisis tonics before the Security A Council this afternoon with diplomatic experts puzzled by what U\v I iiitrd Nations can (!<• about it The P ff Qght dura! s part m the unification and to from Germany bjReuter - 141 words
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73 1948-10-04 1 A Kill IBLE hut nnofflcial Chinese w&ntt told C Uited Prrss >fsterday th.it the Manila constabulary hud st.irtpd m.i^ arrests «»r Chinese Communists, md th.it .it least IS hid alrradv been taken into custody. Fire art- to b«* deported. lh laid he uuderI that aboutU.P. - 73 words
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Article48 1948-10-04 1 Midnight shots on estate r*'r Pi ie Reporter A SECTION of the RAF Regiment exchanged shots with unknown m the I Kota Tinggi area. A of the district revealed notliOne suspect has beei *ed m connection with the attack on tin Ills. s a large store of f(48 words
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84 1948-10-04 1 Late but the Guards get a big welcome Tsun Reporter •HE welcoming pai roopa In .since the «-nd f locks ng to meet the 2nd Guards B: re were itives y branch ot the Serin 100 civlmen .•n. By a hun r to Two 1. :owd ha 100, rth Highlanders84 words
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Article21 1948-10-04 1 SEVEN INJURED IN LORRY CRASH Srtdii In a when the vehicle hit a trolley bus stand HH. morn The chine lital.21 words
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Article132 1948-10-04 1 Fr«*e Press Staff Reporter THE British film "No Orchids for Miss Blandish" A has been banned by the Film Censor, Mr. Jack Evans, on the grounds that it Is "a cheap gangster film of the kind not wanted m Malaya." "l have banned the film132 words
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Article26 1948-10-04 1 12. with his moth the for her. "Tl Ml i jeel ihat h hamlainst <d Charles bout on Nov. he said. A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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67 1948-10-04 1 POLICE SEEK 'CHARLIE' THE BURGLAR THE Singapore C.I.D. chief. Mr. E V. FOwler, this I .-.d a warning to holder* m the Ta area who hhaa a burgled 17 the pa^t month, and '.1 at la: man. v. nality Ls unknown. Is described o.s "short, well-built, fair tring a t67 words
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Article38 1948-10-04 1 Free Press M.ifT Reporter Idawn raid on a kampong •he junction of F and Holland Road I :e force and df 1 Lalned further The i identity or their preEiii ming numbered 28538 words
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Article22 1948-10-04 1 Britain aims to recruit 1.000 regular airmen a week. Mr Arthur H. i Secret* I 8 CHllli22 words
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Article35 1948-10-04 1 POLICE FIND ARMS AMMO Free Pros St.ilV Reporter SINGAPORE police during the week-end recovered mds of Sten gun ammunition and a Sten ill rusted, li Isolal m Kalian ■d a .38 revolver m the Bukit35 words
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Article, Illustration33 1948-10-04 1 picture. Under the watchful eyes ot and a policeman Chinese de- gather their litQCjag-' at Clifford Pier boarding the Hal re than half the Fedetatioi of t) rg were habitual riinate.- Free PressFree Press - 33 words
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Article124 1948-10-04 1 BATAYIV Sundii I^YVO thousand people have been arrested In Jogjakarta, Indonesian Republican capit 400 m Surakarta, Central Ja\a. as a result of a Communist agitation, Sutan Sharir. former Premier and now adviser to President Soekarim, here today. Dr. Sharir, who arrived yesterda It to JogjakarReuter - 124 words
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Article72 1948-10-04 1 I r.«- Pi PHI 1 tion irith r.i'i l^.cn! runn toda> by the s (ID i U. A and Harold S I un-named t del.iiiud under th neil. th Uk arms srnuggli; uhout IS, ainf to be an Irishm m. i'onnprly centra NUPpIVi I |t72 words
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Advertisement36 1948-10-04 1 is I) SUVA 100 s Something to get S excited about! ft SALE f OF Kt_ COTTON v^ REMNANTS including Mercerized am dyed), shirting aircord, Cambric, and Linen. 0 cents per yard! f 0F RAFFLES PLACE36 words
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Advertisement27 1948-10-04 1 DRINK DINE 2*4IJNSUN RESTAURANT BAR 260, MIDDLE RD. A Sunny > PUBLIC ADDRESS MiittM EQUIPMENT llffff f/! j I L jif .^y :tnd Vliml \LLV [E GENE r27 words
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Article786 1948-10-04 2 Hall Romney - Hall Romney LONDON LETTER By IT was most un- expected to find a Malayan stick being used, with a Hyderabad one, to belabour his Majesty's Government on such an auspicious occasion as the debate on the Address m reply to the King's Speech. But. such a stick786 words
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Article323 1948-10-04 2 d South It wouid i ptin on tnblned for a -nable break m hearty, -and either il double n: or a good guess m diarr.< Luc< d 12 ti < k.-. Howevu, West's threi while not a strenßih-showir^ unnouno-d .^ome distributional which, together vding of the bidding, stop323 words
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Article165 1948-10-04 2 S.GORDON COLLER - S.GORDON COLLER Bj MEW motor cycle recorde by British riders m the International T O U I 1 1 t Trophy Races held on the tele Man light new thrill this world famous irting event. dted Kingdom competitors and machines drawn from amateur motor cycle clubs won all165 words
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Article, Illustration26 1948-10-04 2 The Duke of Edinburgh is seen presenting Ron Johnson, who finished second m Che 'ip trophy th. Speedway Riders Championship final at Wembley, with his cheQue.26 words
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Advertisement104 1948-10-04 2 Special Annountemenl WIDE ASSORTMENT of CHRISTMAS CARDS CALENDARS with MALAYAN VIEWS tNSIGN BOOK STORE HIGH S'iKl SINGAPORE— W^^r ''M T ill Just Received New Stock LADIES PRINTED DRESS LENGTHS. LATEST DESIGNS. LIMITED STOCK. I J. T. CHANRAI, 60 62 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD 9 SINGAPORE Tel '.'lB. i~m7pugities i IN flit104 words
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Advertisement81 1948-10-04 2 j FELIX MENDELSSOHN j >OD j /'tiSJP COLUMBIA GRAPhOPHO^E COHPI \\^m) SINGAPORE THE STAGE CUB is\ i i: j QUIET WEDDINC at VICTORIA THEATItt (.rand Premiere Sat I Al><> Oct. 1 Extra Sunday Per ESTHER McCRACKEn's BtST COMtV Seat* Sl.OO to $3.04. 8....k n,,« FOR YOUR RELAXATION COMI^M THE T81 words
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Miscellaneous69 1948-10-04 2 SINGAPORE I r.im 12 00 noon to 2 00 p m m the medium band and 7.20 nefS q ihe \1 r»j«!r.' band I 6 00 p m. to 1 15 p m ii 930 p m to 11 00 p m the mrdum band and 4.895 megacycles In »he69 words
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Miscellaneous283 1948-10-04 2 Orchestra. 9 1 9.3_ 0 30 11 \Ma AUSTRALIA pm. to II 15 pni V I netrwj 15 !0 ni. 400 p.m. to 8.15 p m V I I-v 3.8?) melres 21 00 ■efaeyeles: 6.00 p.m. lo 11.15 pin VLQIO 1 1 76 n: 0 p to 1.15 pm. \I283 words
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Miscellaneous120 1948-10-04 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR noilN today mvi are practical, 1 vellent judgment, and are a good tactician v lit n it conies to important affairs. You arc- diplomatic, tactful and know how to win friends and hold them. You are forceful, too, and usually take one point of view and hold120 words
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Article260 1948-10-04 3 IS CONCERN OVER URANIUM SUPPLIES [Rig drive to find new home deposits AMERICA is worried about her dependence on foreign sources of uranium for her atom bomb factories. An intensive drive has been launched to find new sources of supply on the United States to make the hungry plants at260 words
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Article105 1948-10-04 3 Parable of the talents— l948 A BRISBANE Methodist r almost wiped off his church debt by using >dern version of the Parable of the Talt The preacher, the Rev. 1 Born, was worried by I r easing church debt. In August he pare 10--to each of 60 parishioners. >ld themA.P. - 105 words
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Article24 1948-10-04 3 Arrested in cinema— for coughing I :ough:: se at M _>kva re^ are i for voop on another cinema r thai the Red ade24 words
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Article21 1948-10-04 3 CHIN d now V "fund lering China jruan being to isist the In solvI neU I21 words
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Article29 1948-10-04 3 Triangle drama: Actor charged EVIDENCE n alleged Bohemian London b. -old a court Betty Rayner, and author i irmec look bulbs phone m. i h both o mer. Thej29 words
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Article30 1948-10-04 3 NEGOTIATIONS an A Ausl rlan peace tie h broke down pa ration claims, may .ned shortly accord! d circles hi will leave Li I I. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article54 1948-10-04 3 I t i by H r-old An Unis mountain retreat m my. nd is comn '.cide m 19 which v.vrbile, but rumours at tl tffCC.'in. the Hitler ha the permission of the Austrian government to visit Vienna for th*» funeral. •raid to brin« the bill to54 words
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Article25 1948-10-04 3 q Churchill arback In Britain by plane from his holiday In France He waj met at i Hill airfield by Mrs A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article, Illustration17 1948-10-04 3 'id ing (he opening es of 1949, Errol jwood film star, fiare a chat r formers sfiow.17 words
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Article, Illustration31 1948-10-04 3 rue Marshall. etary of State, add' my the United Nations mbly, declares: "We •will not cornprornitial principles. We will m n<> circumstai urter aicay the rights and free- of other peoples."31 words
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Article, Illustration17 1948-10-04 3 zander Cadogan of the and Russia's A Sob- il, appear to be :n at, hey gesl during17 words
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Article197 1948-10-04 3 "I IK. John W. Snyder. United States Secretary ifl of the Treasury, said that tie had had se\eral talks last week with Sir Stafford ripps, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the question lof sterling convertibility, but that no conclusions had been reached. It was understoodReuter; A.P. - 197 words
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Article16 1948-10-04 3 g the ha ■H their annual deficit. They put m a A P.A P. - 16 words
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78 1948-10-04 3 ARABS TURNING FROM WEST, FAVOUR RUSSIA WESTERN diplomats m Syria. Lebanon and Ira* are reported to be anxious because many Arabs are switching their sympathies from the western powers to Russia. The change is especially noticeable among the extreme nationalists, opponents of the existing regimes, and members of \arious religiousU.P. - 78 words
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Article75 1948-10-04 3 DRIVER A. V. Fryer. R.A.S.C 8 19 when he volum ed for the Army. Between 1940 and 1942 he was captured three times by the enemy and iped twice. About t! years ago he was sentenced to ten year s in prison for voluntarily aiding the75 words
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Article24 1948-10-04 3 A I I I i50.0U On th< 3 v I thai. 4. than onchildless and 100 rr. more tha: ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article48 1948-10-04 3 THE U.S. Re ance Corpon 1: has appro-, lncn ore than Bi' rent, m the product, i d rubb This rubbt ifaci I at near freezing temper:. for a 3n mileage m tyre tre;. Tlv synth the pi duction of th i A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Advertisement14 1948-10-04 3 liandbux REALLY KIENTIFK SOAPLESS iHAMPOO I VTIFUL HAIR... ry\ I CO. MALAYA LTD PENANG14 words
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Miscellaneous19 1948-10-04 3 TARZAN NO place tO turit Hy Edgar Rice Bur roughs i«»« WABN6O. *****225? X-^?^" I 'vfc~«,sS4¥li?^i M iS| ■""■•TOSIi19 words
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315 1948-10-04 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY,Oct, 4,1948 The Real Red Peril 1 ired is m Is month one s ap- :ing from It would be m< and already :nmunconques .!na. India. •id Japan no f the t> which are not ye* ernlng. natural that Par- c far m lm; battle -;reat315 words
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Article, Illustration1025 1948-10-04 4 MURIEL PENN - MURIEL PENN By Reuters' Correspondent UOW Han can be- come Beast, the unspeakable ignominy of prison life under the Germans, the searing torture of a running tap to a man who has not drunk for a week, the glowing se of triumph when that torture is resisted,1,025 words
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Article, Illustration23 1948-10-04 4 Twenty two month Dale Harlow, uas delighted with the Health ar< class he found on the sands h to I it of tr23 words
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Article557 1948-10-04 4 Reuters - Reuters By Correspondent JOHANNESBURG. /CONTINUED losses by the Union's slateowned South African Airways on international air routes have revived agitation m high official circles here for the Airways to be once and for all cut adrift from the control of the Ssnith African Rail* and Harbours. the557 words
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Article24 1948-10-04 4 What People Say WICKED I EXPECTED X viva! Allei. I ird. Sue s pubi: some Many other It v our publication \N M.I IMIMW24 words
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Article128 1948-10-04 4 VEGETARIAN societies, anti-vivisection Jeag\; organisations working for the prevention of cruelty to animals and animal lovers, are today celebrating World Day for the Animals m their efforts to promote humanity and mercy towards our fellow-creatu Vegetarians m Singapore join heartily with friends to support a noble cause. Let128 words
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Article143 1948-10-04 4 STEVEN DAVID - STEVEN DAVID By A. P. Correspondent MAY DELHI. THK paradox of one India's ere nu a devoted friend a disciple mdhi, ing i')d;jy m ;i p;ii. m- of the grandeur <>f IJrilN'i lujj is to worry "a's lei Question I m parliament and m the press. I palachari143 words
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Advertisement13 1948-10-04 4 j;\ Pi [tiitn 6FF/C /£M CV k/ g^^^Bp a \tRANSPORT AGENCY L n13 words
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Advertisement37 1948-10-04 4 Gowns, Suits, Millinery Fkm* Consult Mrs. Cruickshank 9 a. M. to Mr 6. Desendre 1 P. M. TO 5 f *A A BREAKFAST TRtM QUICK FROZE' FRESH HERRINGS PREPARED FOR FinPATRICK'S FOOD $Wf\ TELEPHONE ORDER DEFT l37 words
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Article, Illustration201 1948-10-04 5 Rental as low as $2.50 p.m. D LOCKS of semi-detached houses for 23 families of Government Service subordinate officers will be ready for occupation shortly m the Clemenceau Avenue-Anthony Road area They are attractive, tiled-roofed buildings painted m green and cream with modern sanitation and electricFree Press - 201 words
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Article, Illustration8 1948-10-04 5 P Helmu< iq at Cathedral an Free PressFree Press - 8 words
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117 1948-10-04 5 'TOO MANY HOTELS' Councillor urges Govt. inquiry 4 PROBE by the (iovernment into the rapid growth rl recently ol hotels m certain areas m while the housing shortage remains d n\ Mr. Lim Yew Hoik (Nominated lal) m questions which he will table at the ing of tht' lative Council117 words
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Article40 1948-10-04 5 ADMIRAL Robert Battet •Commander-ln-Chief of Fit Forces m the Far East> will be m Singapore on Oct. 8 on a visit to, Admiral Sir Denis Boyd, the French Navy announced m on on Saturday.— A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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117 1948-10-04 5 ;>ore Co. 1 I m, Mr. M. established )uld be adl it I p] tos and whi I m person to coln on Oct. 18. II be Tv. by 1 5 h Inch ably on non-glossy paper, showing the full face without hat must117 words
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Article64 1948-10-04 5 ITISH and Dutch authorities B agreed on a practical working out what United States dollars Inclaim from Malaya transport of •ts via Ma lava to statistic An exchaiw ft notes between two Governments is to follow which follows a March 23 aid payments between Sir eraReuter - 64 words
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Article219 1948-10-04 5 PHE concrete work of the Mosque m Kota Bahru x the biggest mosque on the East coast has been decaying and the safety of the mosque is not guaranteed unless immediate steps are taken to repair it. A sum of about $70,000 is required for the219 words
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Article165 1948-10-04 5 BANDITS BLOW UP RAIL LINE Frer Press Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sunda> TERRORISTS a1 niidnight last night blew up two lengths of the railway line and some sicnear Salak North, three miles north of Sungei Siput. A quarter of an hour befoi I at the Salak North police station I shots165 words
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Article71 1948-10-04 5 APPEAL FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN WPi AUNG over Radio Malaya last night for ftn to build i idl- 1 .dren. Lady OimI lit to e>: handifault of their own, it puts them out:ange of ordinary they are m of being pushed aside and be -d outs;. v. they ran be laily71 words
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Article98 1948-10-04 5 ANEW recruiting office for local men has been ned m Johore Bahru, m the Government Labour Exchange, Government Offices. The recruiting officer at Fort Canning states that there are not as many people as he would like to see coming forward to explore the possibilities of taking98 words
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Article, Illustration39 1948-10-04 5 A final dividend of one shilling plus bonus six pence, (New Zealand Currency) has beeit recommended subject to confirmation at the annual meeting of the South British insurance Co., Ltd. to be held on Oct. 28. t39 words
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Advertisement54 1948-10-04 5 1 1 Is Your Foot I a SQUARE Peg m a Round Hole? FLORSHEIM SHOES m- S STANDARD OF THE FINE SHOE VALUE B md tor Comfort Styled tor Smartness ULLUUiI Drastic Reduction* HLJ^»l<ll<lll<ls I Road. Near Phon« Bi7S6 I TOMGHT AT PAFFLES HOTEL I y* T io Midnight 'Formal54 words
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Advertisement119 1948-10-04 5 >.■ I Ij» MM -SS" W^&mß& Fes&ve .Season M A Is your house ready? It should havo a cheery happy atmosphere. Hut if the hangings are dowdy, sad and weary, ROBINSONS can be of service to youWe have an extensive range of the latest furnishing fabrics which will prove a119 words
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Article110 1948-10-04 6 >]EW inhabitants arc pour- iy into Canada m a flood that rivals that of the "boom" years m the *****. Not since t929 the peak at before the great de- I have so many .migrants arrived. Britons and Europeans fleetng from ttn war make up the bulk ofA.P. - 110 words
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112 1948-10-04 6 INLYING Officer Geoffrey Harold Henson was 1 und guilty and ordered to by dismissed behaving with undue (N LC.W.I Doreen Ma} Nash. rnp i] baby. thought I had b» kid brother. Will b*- back by to work late. H ipe you are I me112 words
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Article167 1948-10-04 6 CHIANG BID TO RALLY N. CHINA Red advance can be pushed back PEIPING, Saturday. pENERALISSIMO Chiang Kai-shek's visit to North China has created the feeling that though the military situation is extremely unfavourable it might yet be retrieved. This is not due to simple blind faith— but to an appreciationA.P. - 167 words
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Article, Illustration96 1948-10-04 6 Professor Piccard's bathyscaphe (below*, now on the way to the Gulf of Guinea, m which an assistant Mai Cosyns, he hopes to explore the secrets of the ocean (See drawing). The bathyscaphe, a steel sphere. Is here seen beneath the huge ballast tank v containing petroleum, operate m96 words
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Article31 1948-10-04 6 *pHK mayor of Now York, Mi William O'Dwyer, addressing a t relay uru f 'd the U S m the flghi "i end the d —A i\31 words
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Article154 1948-10-04 6 WHITE RUSSIANS HOPE F OR WAR "WHITE R emigi iking on a third world war whl isider Inevil Commu: D hem to homeland after more than a qu by Or! Kinllich B 53-year-old Irkut C man of the Russian Emißl :i m B oppor. all his life said. think warReuter - 154 words
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Article53 1948-10-04 6 THE new Bi. Consul :ieral fur Canton, Tyrrell, lias exp:surprise at the extent ol 'The authority wonderful job m the on Its said Mr. Tyrrell on his arrival Cincinnati. OhM. v served M consul. Tyrell is no 1 m for th< i 17. Among his53 words
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Article17 1948-10-04 6 B i V. led. ::s for to safe depo> by the17 words
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Article99 1948-10-04 6 will be by the been taken m overwheli m the demand for amthey are provided tree under the nal Health Service. will be alls ambula nid tli' ir machines, and dislocati sei v l( In vill be told: l Whe .send an ambulai fetch his pit lent99 words
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Article, Illustration7 1948-10-04 6 JOURNALISTS FACE FIGHT FOR FORTUNE l i7 words
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Advertisement19 1948-10-04 6 CAPITOL 1 Phone TODAY! 11 '—'J.IHeaf'The^^— -:-f Oicke»-BirdSon?!'- > w//vrr4 fa 4 yNUcDONALD .ostHURBI m POWELL ■OMI OF < os rmtHTAL19 words
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Advertisement73 1948-10-04 6 BRITAIN'S CREATES! sun ss is THI t s BROUGHT K\( X l!\ Xl QUI tS PHONE" bQO3 roi r snow s I 115 t;.?>o !»..'>() p.m. I \l RENCE OLIVIER'S Production. "HENRY V H WII.I.IAM SB IKESPI \KI »In 'un with LAI REN< I oi.lMli; LESLIE BANKS RENNE ASHERSON ESMOND73 words
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Advertisement44 1948-10-04 6 YOU DONT HAVI TO THINK TWCt TO SEE THIS ONE! •ZllflOrDAßMtll-CORHawiL DAILY 4 SHOWS L 11.30 am y lAuja^brA' k TOMORR OM c»- r DENNIS Pi L mi mom J»; CX WAR r iiikiiiin rsAu L THHII L 8 FOt P IM >l PARTITE44 words
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Miscellaneous115 1948-10-04 6 JANE Exclusive fo the Singapore Free Press m Malaya /kyicusE i go! i^ Kthe re! [—You've \l^i thought You\/this? -curious matr r i al-^^sure f-\ fi\ SEE YOU LATER— /FRIGHTENED HIM AWAY.' V WAITED ME To VAMP BUY ITS DELIGHTFUL I -/PERHAPS > VAT YOUR DISPLAY/, WHY DID YOU HAVt115 words
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Article, Illustration243 1948-10-04 7 CROWD SPOILT MALAYA CUP FINAL XL needs modern sports stadium From ROBIN IIKiHLIGHTS of Negri's two-one victory over 11 Selangor m the replayed Malaya Cup Final on the Victoria Institution ground, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday were lost to Pressmen covering the game Their view and the view of a big243 words
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318 1948-10-04 7 COURTCRAFT - THOMAS CUP TEAM.... Enthusiast for 29 years COURTCRAFT By II T HKN Malaya's Thomas Cup badminton team leaves for England m December, it will be the first time m history that Malayan sportsmen will be having a tilt at world honours, and it is fitting that the man to lead318 words
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Article27 1948-10-04 7 THE rai^e enough m I I .'49. .mated be the St. Ihe bi-annual nt. Hint of one member a for one year. pledged A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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Article30 1948-10-04 7 Hungary beat AnUn I goals to one m an lnt^rr.i: soccer match today at the subuib of DJpeat, Bud* pert, before a of 50.000 yesterday Tne c was two- U.P.U.P. - 30 words
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Article6 1948-10-04 7 British team win aquatic meeting ReuterReuter - 6 words
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Article27 1948-10-04 7 THE ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOI Old Boys' Association beat goals a camp Oldham toy. and c da lew i ttnam. i h* OW. i27 words
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Article28 1948-10-04 7 THE W Cdr I S Lxir A C Griffl 4 Jen F F Ll B W e, S lxir Prei..^aker P/Lfc. H O'C Sgt Jan28 words
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691 1948-10-04 7 UL T ELL vrr 100 entries from m dividual^ .i> well as leading lubs and vhuuK and the <eric*s have been rer»i\<d for the 'tngapore Amateur Swimminf K^ociatlon championship*, to be irid on O<t 23. Among the comj ill be c Ipoh Swimming Club,691 words
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Article316 1948-10-04 7 Free Press R; •THE Pathan made Malay x on Saturday when he Boy m a tight finish m t Penang handicap over six The 14-year-old Dark oldest horse to win a meeting. Neal Hobbs's ga: was 11 years old when he just before the outbreak316 words
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15 1948-10-04 7 ble a es m I that a ReuterReuter - 15 words
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7 1948-10-04 7 SCHROEDER PARKER WINS DOUBLES TABLE T A.P.A.P. - 7 words
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Miscellaneous9 1948-10-04 7 toris Diary I I^C^ossword No. S?S 17 uned I9 words
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Article18 1948-10-04 8 Aurirev Elsie, v .:r and M Lumpur, and Mas lan son of Mr and 4 Sydney <.V18 words
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Article24 1948-10-04 8 31st. 48 apore. I >1 the la* Q J M Gaunt, to jbeth. voungesr daughter Mr. Mrs b R Yuen Chone of Mm24 words
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Article199 1948-10-04 8 Chinese see war threat NANKING, Sunday. 4 RIGHT-WING bloc of the Legislative Yuan, declaring that a world conflict is developing, has initiated a new move to denounce the Sino-Soviet treaty of friendship and alliance, i and perhaps to break off diplomatic relations' with RussiaReuter; A.P. - 199 words
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56 1948-10-04 8 THE i iy will reducing m December a high Tv bu] told United npowi i. he said, would not reduce the howe military equipment under the n aid pioipirily Inert the ftre- nd erTe the Turkish The MB m«u 000 •.nee of tlU.P. - 56 words
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Article159 1948-10-04 8 BERLIN. Sundi 'PHE children of Berlin amd an island x of "Christmas" today to thank the lollipop pilot. The rea^ ndy bars slung fi yellow cotton handkerchief parachu It was -■lodrome As .a lot's C-54, christened "Christm i swung out of the clouds to lan ,dU.P. - 159 words
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Article82 1948-10-04 8 m. I^HE un< rerameni d mounting labour un: climaxed by the announcement that mo 350,000 coal miners will ci work today for an "unlimited" period The strike d by the Miners Fed affiliated to the Communist-controlled General Labour ConfederaQ, Is m support of claims •ilenging theReuter; U.P. - 82 words
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Article129 1948-10-04 8 U.S. Lend-lease for Europe PARIS. Sunday. REVIVAL of lend-lease from America to rearm Europe against aggression is believed possible as the financial condition of Western European nations It such that most of them would find it impossible to finance their own rearmament. The possibility that a new arms race mightA.P. - 129 words
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Article135 1948-10-04 8 Premiers see war danger CANBERRA, Sunday. THE Australian Prime Minister Mr. J. B. Chifley, and i the Prime Minister of New Zealand, Mr. Peter Fraser, m the first joint broadcast ever made by the Dominions' Premiers, declared that although war is not imminent or in- evitable, it could happei: someA.P. - 135 words
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Article75 1948-10-04 8 :ens m THE thai i Spltfi* .i made a 1 landing m Rhodeterdi* ut author! -^ns. The pi! to Athens, have ►orta bearing a Slovak visa dated Sept. 2. The pilots are alleged to stated that they left from a Prague airfield. mdlngs In Hungary andReuter - 75 words
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Article24 1948-10-04 8 I.md I i' i a terd operate -n gave more i 1.000 m. of the their :id la:- cxc: U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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Article67 1948-10-04 8 JERUSALEM. Sunda 4 FEW hour- the J< ushered In today m Jerusalem, shell and ftre was intensified m the Holy sh borderli: An official •d that th« ted l In Jen;American observers and i Israeli liaison oft; fired on by Egyptian south ol an inspection touReuter; A.P. - 67 words
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Article76 1948-10-04 8 NEW YORK, Sunday. A SUGGESTION that, on the late Mahatma Gandhi's birthday, "all business and all material concerns throughout the ivorld be stopped so that time could be spent on the soul" has been made by Rev. Donald Harrington, Associate Minister of the Community Church., NewReuter - 76 words
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Article44 1948-10-04 8 CHICAGO Sunday. P inhaled ctly into the I thr > ol lb'J 42 per cent. considered cured and 38 d marked im"Patieni could br( on of c mucou I an i m half-an n! further E I, but i! it. F ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article47 1948-10-04 8 POUR technicians m Britain* Post Office depart merit been suspended Communii s. a Civil Service Union official .said on Sunday. They are the first "pu In the post office. About 25 employees m other civil service departments have suspended or dlsm months. A.P.A.P. - 47 words
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Article58 1948-10-04 8 N. YORK TIMES BACKS DEWEY I'HE New York Time] announced its support of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican candidate for the U.S. I dency. The Times op] Dewey In tho 1944 election. The paper said its support of Dewey was due principally to the "marked change" m his '■understanding and authority"A.P. - 58 words
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Article56 1948-10-04 8 1 SPECIAL Market «oir*»pon-di-nt gives lh« pi ices of rubber (m rents per Ib.) at 11 a.m. today a* follows: 1 R S S Spot. Imm Ha i > V o h m baits Ocl No. 1 R.S.S. I No. I KS S. U I! \.i. k.s.s. to56 words
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Article70 1948-10-04 8 RED THREAT TO INDIA NEW DELHI, sum], rilK Government of India hai postponed d< 1 to reduce the size of the Indian arm% i th< itmospfaere of lawlessnesi t>eyond her the Deputy Premier, Sardar Patel, broadi-ast from New Delhi tonight. irdar Patr received Inform tndA.P.; U.P. - 70 words
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Article, Illustration40 1948-10-04 8 TITO SEVERS LINKS WITH RED BLOCK r PHE official Co mm today that 1 youth «.i iu --urij ominform (ounlr -•-1 that she was joining The art! explanation of I rifi U.P. Er t€l Nq I tro > I neral AU.P. - 40 words
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Advertisement75 1948-10-04 8 Parmanand) THE BIGGEST THRILL OF lJ Immense Redm i I Panam* French Auto Linen Irish I men Suit Holland l.ii \m. r M H I I BflU Pi "Stella' i 'Stella'" h Woollen 1 n*lnh Th^re are so it is too' late to wl BARGAINS ARE GONE Visit 42, HIGH75 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous10 1948-10-04 8 HIGH TIDES 11.31 im: 11. Si p m rue^div II10 words
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