The Singapore Free Press, 25 October 1948
1948-10-25
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Title Section17 1948-10-25 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1948 PRICE 10 CENTS17 words
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Article56 1948-10-25 1 polling m April next m iff Reporter led Commissioners and nine form the new Singa- n created hy the red by the Legislative Council, c -is^ned hy the Governor, Sir this k. be held on I d any laya, Sara- have the right It have56 words
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176 1948-10-25 1 8 HURT IN NEE SOON VILLAGE AFFRA Y Free Press Staff Reporter TIGHT Indians were injured m a fight between about 200 Indian and Malay employees of the R.A.F. Regint m Nee Soon village last night, following a quarrel over a Malay Waitress m a coffee shop. Police quickly intervened176 words
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Article, Illustration35 1948-10-25 1 yesterday s hill climb organised by the Stnyapor* Motor Club roar up the hilt m their M.G.s Top) J. N. X M of the event for sports of 1,500 c.c. and under Peng Han X35 words
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Article117 1948-10-25 1 M LONDON, Monday. ■W-DIKECTED. Communist disturbances throughout Asia are bein* fomented to slow down the supply of Asian raw materials urgently needed for war-ravaged Europe's economic recovery. This is Russia's "peacetime" target ill Asia, s dished yesterday by the International >f European Qiu In wartime.117 words
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64 1948-10-25 1 VIOLENCE IN FRENCH INDIA ELECTIONS PONDICHERRY Mon. CIX persons were Injured J seriously. In eleci ishes m French India teraay. Thousands .stayed at home to a\old ski s at the pollin. qj. v Kara Pondichert;. boycott pal elections, alleging "lrr« itles." Malw, thp ele< the k when aed the police64 words
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Article67 1948-10-25 1 TrlE prices of well- icnown pipe tobaccos have ne up. v are Play. -ame ree Nuns and Players Navy Cut Medium. wo. which used $3.10 for a four ounce tin. are now $3.45. and Players Navy Cut Medium, which used b« $1.40 for a tv.67 words
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Article13 1948-10-25 1 ESTATE OWNER SHOR DOWN c Press Stall iv p r I rubb*--n five13 words
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Article23 1948-10-25 1 e^ted by In connection with a lire which burnt the roof of an attap hut m Aljunied P ti erday23 words
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Article29 1948-10-25 1 Alesiri. Commander of the Ftei v Jn Indo-cblna, ha.s d^mid rta that 100 Fiench ps had crossed into Slam killed a police constable ami Slarr. %tzn.29 words
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Article88 1948-10-25 1 Krf Pi T Reporter M Hi KONG Pl.vi a Sngapore rubber merchant who ,ne of iix Chinese kidnapped In the Van Heutz piracy m Bias Bay m December last year, and who escaped from the pirates' camp last month, returned to pore by air yesterday. Mr88 words
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Article62 1948-10-25 1 REMEMBRANCE DAY PARADE Irt-p Pr^s Staff Reporter lAES m Singal the Rememon Nov. 7. re An my medals, ribbons they tiid will form up m Road facing the Shac klt« flub. \i 7.15 a.m. tht? *rch to r 7.30 thf •r will arrive and thfiv will laying i f minutes'62 words
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Article63 1948-10-25 1 Free Press Staff Reporter A 40-year old mechanic, Ong Ah Bah. was killed yesterday afternoon when carbide exploded inside his shop m Upper Serangoon Road. Ong was bending over a tank on which he was working when there was a loud explosion, and he was hit63 words
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Article27 1948-10-25 1 King Frederick and Queen Ingi d of Denmark, who are vUitlng England for the London exhibi- tion of Danish art. arr'ved Harwich jreaterdaj from27 words
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Article161 1948-10-25 1 THE HAGUE, Monday. 4 an plan to help I raise the output Indonesia to prernay. it is believed. rard by the United States delegation at the third i(j of the International •j Group opening here today. The U.S. dele gat on would. troup fiction arrangementsReuter - 161 words
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Article174 1948-10-25 1 RANGOON, Monday. OURMESE rebels were beaten back with heavy casualties m a series of clashes north of J Mandalay during the weekend. The rebels burned down one railway station. Last S 1 1 1* ivor Dies W. H. Philippe a Dutchthe only survivor of th« K.LMReuter - 174 words
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Article29 1948-10-25 1 Tlie British round s Mn. Richard Morrow Tait atid Michael Townaend an \ed In Hoogkoi day from i. China and will lea'.e tor Si ang-29 words
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Article25 1948-10-25 1 n ra egg on th# ration thin b cause of th« strike of dock wori haa hind<»r^ food shipments to England.25 words
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215 1948-10-25 1 NEW YORK, Monday. A NEW drive for oil m the East Indies is under way to make the "oil hungry" Far East more selfsufticient and relieve the drain on other major sources of supply says the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey. AA.P. - 215 words
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135 1948-10-25 1 Europe on its feet by 1952 -ERA chief BERLIN. Monday EUROPEAN Recovery Ad- ministrator, Mr. Paul Hoffman, last night predicted completion of Western European recovery by 1952 even If the Russian satellite eastern nation: continue to block East-West tradr Mr. Hoffman based his belief on the fact that the Marshall135 words
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Article, Illustration50 1948-10-25 1 picture Mr. and Mrs. Erie Lim Btng Hock after their uedding at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd this morning. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Tin Soon and the bride, Miss Natalia Martin, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Martin. Free PressFree Press - 50 words
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Article234 1948-10-25 1 Atlantic Pact to defend the West PARIS, Mon. AS reports circulated here that Russia had rned down the "little tions" plan to set c Berlin crisis it disclosed that an "Atlantic Pact" for full milit; aid to the West European Union was imminent. The United and Canada will dralt aReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 234 words
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Advertisement16 1948-10-25 1 gS at" Bms S-DESILVA AD 1 famous A «ES fe om about r n VIYELLA CLYDELLA16 words
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Advertisement72 1948-10-25 1 DRINK DINi SUM SUN RESTAURANT RAR 260. MIDDLE RD. SINT, XPOKF m A Sunny Spit m 1 Artists impr©Mion of the ffrtifti V ...> new 0.E.0, Circulator Pan for use on Alternating Current. Bladeg 24" diam. FTZZUZ Column adjustable between V 6' 4' 6" Heavy base 3 speed regulator m72 words
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Article644 1948-10-25 2 Hall ROmney - Hall ROmney LONDON LETTER By ■JUK appointment of General Sir William Slim— Bill Slim to thousands of men who served with bini m Burma to be chief of the Imperial neral Stall should be appr o v c d m Malaya General Slim has a knowledge of Malaya644 words
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Article, Illustration51 1948-10-25 2 The Royal Air Force has begun the training of c plct' :l teams to drop parachute to a: casualties not easily reachad pan example, a team could be dropped m a matter hours at the an aircraU me reThe team ters and four R.A.F ing < the mem' iking a51 words
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Article, Illustration180 1948-10-25 2 n about Tht ed al: of th tlcalh :i the bidding. particularly b> 1 ppontheory. You .should o\> first when the -nts need only a j im c for two reasons If the oppoiv will try t much more dangerous m the auction with an overcall or a180 words
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Article148 1948-10-25 2 ALTON L. BLAKESLEE - ALTON L. BLAKESLEE H\ A.I*. Correspondent. can be helped lo stop drinking for months and even years I>> a dniK treatment that makes them sick of the si^ht, taste, or thought of alcohol, two Seattle physicians report. The drug i> which nausea' takes it. It's given to148 words
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Article24 1948-10-25 2 HAL RICHASRDSON - UNHAPPY HUNTING HAL RICHASRDSON B\ A.r. C ori'i-spondcnt da; 4USTRAI m happy for r i Of >4 supp Dr. J thought of alcohol, V24 words
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Advertisement81 1948-10-25 2 LAST WffK Sensational SALi 5E nwKK 1 Before you are too la: Visit Parmanand's 42, HIGH STREET. COMMON SENSE TREATMENT Impurities m the blood may be a cause of prevalent ailments such as rheumatic aches and pains, stiff and painful joints I^J and common skin disorders Clarke'* X^ Blood Mixture81 words
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Advertisement19 1948-10-25 2 .MODEST >I\II>K\S Kl W/- l\\r *ThE PRODUCER £AID> £>HE WM, A FINISHED ACTRE4* -FINI^HEP ABOUT TEN YEARS AGOf I19 words
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Miscellaneous92 1948-10-25 2 i^^ffi W^^ RRHh m C I E m^Bnk. SINGAPORE 485 m«"rc*, 41 tnetrr* 1 p m tv I); bl metres <6 p.m. to 1.41 and <*.S0 pan. U 11 TOD\Y Proframmis m am to 12 d I mary A: i6e Body y He--930 N You; 10 30 Dam c music92 words
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Miscellaneous150 1948-10-25 2 AUSTRALIA roo iv 10.40 uUr :l 1 5 v. Bui'.' with ttre Orchestra; 4 30 Au' liai. Hal: Composer ol 367 1916 6.30 W dy on t hour of t 30 The Austral an tized FI \rrau of it Webstei B<x;i a 8 1r and 8.40 .0 Austr,. rings; 10.15150 words
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Miscellaneous14 1948-10-25 2 8 Wood: I :al Groups: 8.30 10 4«> World 11 15 A 11.30 Rpp*14 words
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Miscellaneous128 1948-10-25 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR noKN today, \ou are the typ, 1 perpetual a< 1 1 v 1 1 > our jjreat ous <»ften taken tor robustness, hut actually thfa is not the and yt»u must make sure that you do n«»t overreach your pin .ipa(itn Von are a hard worker and128 words
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Article21 1948-10-25 3 B 11 ONDON Smndj en m the whole of the it this season is Derby ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article43 1948-10-25 3 i i <t>ruufh I t I I •i tm H I (DUI I I Nh^(Tirld Wed < i v 1 1 R«mrnrmouih S i i. Br ,1..| R I .\i.:.,rd i „UD >( i X I H i r> U 11 -4 th I43 words
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Article, Illustration381 1948-10-25 3 C'WEALTH LOOKS TO DEFENCES Plans reviewed just m case U'HILE Britain has launched one of the biggest peacetime recruiting drives ever known, every Dominion m the British Commonwealth is today looking to its defences. All. like Britain, had largely demobilised wartime forces and switched war economies to the needs ofReuter - 381 words
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Article68 1948-10-25 3 WHILE his grand-children ff anxiously scanned the sky, seventy six year old Walter Morgan, of Fosston. Minnesota, made his »first parachute jump. He jumped from 10.0001 1. Morgan said: "I wanted to show my kids and grandkids 1 could do it. It was i wonderful sensation.68 words
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Article28 1948-10-25 3 The French racehorse, Pearl Diver, last year's English Derby winner, iias been sold to a syndicate oJ British lers and will shortly c for England.28 words
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Article, Illustration30 1948-10-25 3 Roman Cathcn >t ihe S Mass" which inaugurated the Mich m Britain. Left .--Viscount Jouitt, ancellor, m his robes of office, lea after the traditional service for A' Supreme Court.30 words
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104 1948-10-25 3 i^iRANTLEY Adums. first Vl British Negro deleftBritain anr need S< [nine the C In the Trusteeship and iinmlttee he faced it, Ukrainian, and Yugoslav delegates who had criticised British "explnltan and oppreMlwi" as he said ■lacks of the Slav bio rtritain ar^ attemp'i 'o104 words
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Article20 1948-10-25 3 fr*exe net* irk ■as of London's ay system II iv next month for op^ 1 th c winter.20 words
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155 1948-10-25 3 jtiß. Emanuel Celler. Demou member of the d States Con mills trom Palestim alleges that. British Foreign Office and United States State Department, olniiad used threats to force Count Bcrnadotte to change his last report and recommend that the Negev district should be siven to theReuter - 155 words
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Article29 1948-10-25 3 li*» third time In as many ti»hters based on "bused" a plan? of Gen. Clai*e Chennaults Civ'l Air Trai; Oct. 20. a man reveaiea. says ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article259 1948-10-25 3 Navy boy told to swim— died qiXTEEN-YEAR-OLD (iordon I.indse> was so scared of water that he would not sit m his bath. And when he joined the Navy four months a>;o h«did not know that swimming lessons would be compulsory. Three days before h< to have special instruct: Ganges, the259 words
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Article119 1948-10-25 3 'HANDCUFF ME' SA YS GRAZIANI ROME, Saturday Ii 'HEN threatened yesterday with removal from the fT courtroom because of his repeated outbursts, larshal Rodolfo Oraziani. on trial for collaboration with the Germans, extended his hands towards piards, exclaiming. "Handcuff me and take me away. 11l go, I'll go Graziani's attorneysA.P. - 119 words
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Article22 1948-10-25 3 The Royal <it)!ishment HMB impregnable at Phis to become the hopie of the ports 400 Wrens, sayi Hr22 words
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Article52 1948-10-25 3 WASHINGTON. Satuiv. \s American doctor lias < j d for a ing" m psychiatry, v emphasis on 'I disagree m I Dr. Charles Burlmgame, himself a psychiati with those who would pret sex as the whole of life and expand the d I the fact that IA.P. - 52 words
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Advertisement12 1948-10-25 3 ATTERIES f^ X N r TR ADINCCO. MALAYA) LTD. A LUMPUR, PENANG12 words
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Advertisement47 1948-10-25 3 FAMOUS NAMES IN CHINAWARE GRINDLEYS GRAFTON GRAYS SHELLEY DINNER SETS MORNING SETS FROM $42.50 FROM $22.50 GRINDLEYS GRINDLEYS GRAYS GRAYS GRAFTON GRAFTON SHELLEY SHELLEY TEA SETS COFFEE SETS FROM $17.50 FROM $15.00 MEAKINS BREAKFAST SETS FROM $19.50 IN THE LATEST OF MODERN DESIGNS SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PFnanJ47 words
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Miscellaneous63 1948-10-25 3 TARZAN Sealing Off death By Edgar Rice Burroughs \C> "THE STDN6 15 k w W BLOCK EFFORT~HlS BODY STRAlSHTENED. Cd sA ~\/HU*3EO* TARZAN Vj HIGHER AND A MUFFLED CLICK AND THE tf>^^^^^;^| /3W Santeo. 'ill try to_ J^w\ 1 It hSmeb *ass»ve trap was cioseo- THE vgS^ |ifl/P^ LIFT IT63 words
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78 1948-10-25 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY Ocr 25. 1948. Russia Says 'No' Again i has 1 i the 'Little n Ls on!. com;on by which aight •ur into a the Germany .:is to n« of the pledged > to m..reement on vant- In c wanted single I com--1 of :i Berlin78 words
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Article290 1948-10-25 4 A QUITE unnec* orm has blown up on the thumbprlnt question. In igapore id i cards holder's thumbp and it 0 been ruled that ts of Singapore visiting the Federation must comply this regulation It there is no thumbp: .rd, they will r under the Fedecheme at290 words
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Article, Illustration805 1948-10-25 4 Lord Vansittart - BRITAIN MUST NOT BE FOOLED AGAIN Lord Vansittart by WK have just passed over the tenth anniversary of Munich. About this time, ten irs ago the carvingUp was actually taking place. The transaction was indefensible, but those who tried to defend it argued that they had obtained a settlement and805 words
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Article, Illustration459 1948-10-25 4 By ALTON L. BLAKESI H v l*. Correspondent NEW YORK. i 8 am. the blind girl lay on the operating table, waiting for the miracle. The lei t side of her face grew numb from the anaesthetic. She could neither feel nor see the surgeon459 words
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Article68 1948-10-25 4 HELSINKI A>le betv. •c flared uo for the second sue day ri Fagerholm. the nfider .atlon and I s the whole questh the Trade Di Federation. Two hundred ight a "battle" for an hour with I.oo' --.Mrs. The pnl!cf fought with truncheon.s and riding 1 stonesReuter - 68 words
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Article318 1948-10-25 4 By HARRIS JACKSON, A. P. Correspondent. BANGKOK. gIAM, the only South Mast Asia country which hasn't had an armed Communist revolt, thinks she may be the nexl on the list! Prime Minister Phibun he's taking steps to forestall it tightening up on Immigrants, purging Communists fi<>m318 words
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Advertisement12 1948-10-25 4 PROMPT EFFICIENT \i i p^ ¥5 Ttfi ASC4DI PHONS 4-6 SI iGAPORE,12 words
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Advertisement23 1948-10-25 4 FOR GOOD WHOLESOm BREAD AND CAW jjti BAKED FRESH DAM tpctttJ ORDER FROH FITZPATRICK'S FOOD SUPW Z2^, A Further ArriraJ Lorelv Even m23 words
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31 1948-10-25 5 Police explain ban on Publications ft Reporter i- i .ilctilated to stir up ;kely to be banned m future, Special Branch of the Police i Security Service) told the ban applied31 words
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Article40 1948-10-25 5 al plaque King of (jraduc iony •nuy i to ierv P. SaraH. E. Oorjilera xm, I fc (ing. Teoh and and igapore, a fatal- of vice .'.d he a proper red pt to t ne 1140 words
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Article18 1948-10-25 5 1 hows pihew Theatrical will bfr ra 7.30 p.m. also *t the Happy World. 111118 words
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Article19 1948-10-25 5 Empl' Thrift and 1 hold -yearly g» meeting m the Municipal cormnittee room on Oct. 4 pm.19 words
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Article, Illustration40 1948-10-25 5 picture. n has ncr An/;;/ officer V. Baiters <uith vohom she is seen m this arrived m Singapore yesterday aboard the Gorgon for he The wedding is planned to take place t*****r rnin n^ Iht> Clnrricmi Chiirnh Tmir:Hn, Free PressFree Press - 40 words
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113 1948-10-25 5 f'resN Mai I ->rre.spondent si KKF body affiliated to I '.M.N.0., m a tement. giws its unqualified support to Dato i)ni r to L<»ndon. -We are confident that Dato Onn I to London will not only benefit Johore but tlie Malays throughout the' country,'113 words
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Article136 1948-10-25 5 Emergency News Free Press Staff Correspondent IPOH, Monday. /M BSTS leaving a party at the Hussars' servants mess at the third mile Tambun Road, Ipoh. last night were fired at by terrorists. No one was hurt. Troops and police searched the area but found no-one. PfcRAK.136 words
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Article148 1948-10-25 5 I XC Pi It Kfporter U7HILE P- Police are actine oillion ridwithour insurance sur- prise checks have not been carried out m Singapore ov Traffic Police, because v have their hands 'very j full for the time b?in*r \\i!h more imDortant and Dressing matters. according to a148 words
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Article494 1948-10-25 5 'Teach other languages f Free Press Staff Reporter £HANGES fn the existing education code of Malaya, to meet the present needs and conditions and reflect the current tendencies m educational thought and practice, have heen recommended to Government by the Singapore headteachers' biennial conference, a body494 words
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Article58 1948-10-25 5 Free Pr«-N S staff Reporter UEMBERS of the Singapore Association are playing an active part m the Save Electricit. -paign. At a recent meeting it was decided that all minutes, circulars and envelopes Issued by the Association to members should be stamped with slogan: "Use ten electricity58 words
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Article, Illustration163 1948-10-25 5 free Pr< S iff Reporter A NORWEGIAN vessel known to thousand Americans as the "Ship of Good Ch port last week. On board was the same captain who has been with the ship since she was built nine years ago. The vessel was the163 words
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Article23 1948-10-25 5 IOHORE d ***** planted acrf Negri P < 500 I Out Pal ing 19 1940 Sto< palm tions and S23 words
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Advertisement49 1948-10-25 5 None f Flattering to every figure. Available m attractive wor- steds and tweeds checks £m m± pinheads. chalk strip* tartans. In self colours of i^rey, navy, royal blue, red, brown, black and beige. m \-;v> w^WB&Hk 24 TO 32 waist I llrobinsons] (ROBINSON CO. LTD.) 1 RAFFLES PLACE SPORE49 words
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328 1948-10-25 6 'COMINFORM ORDERED FRENCH STRIKE' All-out bid to sabotage recovery PARIS, Saturday. French Government is firmly convinced that the French Communist party, acting on Cominform orders, has launched France's present labour front conflict to sabotage the Marshall Plan. The communists themselves angrily deny the charge. But, the Government claims it hasU.P. - 328 words
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Article36 1948-10-25 6 'Asia's antiRed bulwark' J a of free self-gov- j ernini itions. not les or tern be expected fo t the march of the E Empire, says the I kly. ild be a grt-a* danx Ind ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article14 1948-10-25 6 tii*' l erday support a through nent pro- 1- A.P.A.P. - 14 words
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Article, Illustration17 1948-10-25 6 This ski -pullover with an animal and cap were on view at the Fra In for Fashion.17 words
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Article41 1948-10-25 6 I the Philippines in.surrect;on. General* Emllio naldo, is confined m 1 il m Manila suffering from inflammation of rhe superficial nerve* of the lace and head, it was reliably M'd. He firs': her amp ill last October ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article84 1948-10-25 6 t s thoug] -:ble of the \id rapidl;. landin improving last d th? Ss ■m its d nd expe 1 I I I and 4.U00 Deriper- h 55 ar. the remainci > broaden 0 South-Eu operatic include a weekly s^rvir. uore and Batavia m the near84 words
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Article215 1948-10-25 6 MAN. weak from loss of blood, saved from a biaze a man who had attacked him with an axe. Then he emptied three fire extinguishers over the man's blazing clothes while his son called the police and the fire brigade. The m,i vie-oree Glen farmer215 words
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Article, Illustration36 1948-10-25 6 Mr. U' f the Party, smoking his fan. large cigar and panted by his pet poodle. I his hat in p raiiicay porters at m Station. London, on IV to the party conat Llanu rth Wa:36 words
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32 1948-10-25 6 Girl went dancing— took a revolver ifARTH KELLY ciny ly- It by In a cafe later, sh^ t chicken m a for having a t a Hd over Ing the r ille32 words
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Article17 1948-10-25 6 The US. Army ana vrithd Ch. Island, th oi H to Australia during the17 words
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Advertisement37 1948-10-25 6 Cfi civ tli<**t< X/ PHONE. bQO3. L FGU.i Si.^.VS II HI. TOMORROW Ltaamm In I And You'll 1 ftfj Of It: .V-rowv»CKews p^>' #*RN£R HIT/ PHONE IMS TO-DAY 2 ONLY 3 SHOWS! SMASHER" WHOLE SERIAL! KIMS !S37 words
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Advertisement113 1948-10-25 6 LAST DAY— TO-Div^i IRRESISTIBLY \LLLRi\r 1 LORKTTA. THi: B[SH( I NOW A S A 8A1.1.1 R ■30 j/ 4 m THE MEN >NH(R L|f( A COLUMBIA V 11 Q. TO. 2p. TO. I m nnr Mhr TOMORROW! BING CROSBY JOAN FONTAINE V- LAST DAY! WALLACE BEERY "THIS MAN'S NAVY" I)R\M\113 words
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Miscellaneous80 1948-10-25 6 JANE Exclusive lo the Singapore Free Press m Malaya Khere, letVhullc! -hullo! -NI/'from Y i'll ANS we r/\ I/what the blazes now, eric darling. 1 A| ME SPEAK 1 WHERE ARE YOU LOVACE V GEORGIE! 7/ IS HE DOING THERE?-) HE'S HAVING A LITTLE TO HIM, A PHONING FROM,)/ CASTLE,80 words
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Article76 1948-10-25 7 First Cup win m 39 years By The Sports Editor THK introduction of the "open door" policy by the Singapore Amateur Football Association abled the Kota Raja Sports Club to win (up thi> >n. formation m 1909, Kota Raja has Malay soccer talent m t feeder76 words
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Article210 1948-10-25 7 THE i of Baroda, 18-year-old son of the naraja of Baroda, batted with the skill and confidence of a seasoned player at Baroda yesterday, but could not prevent the Indian States XI from finishing 63 behind the West Indies touring m on the firstReuter - 210 words
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Article24 1948-10-25 7 6 Uv forwa: Fnuic* v jr>«Ls. ont try d«rf«nce h: which lb«ck tl -is and th« accurpry j! his ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article14 1948-10-25 7 A -.1.000 Satur, All Reuter thought of alcohol, A.P.Reuter; A.P. - 14 words
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196 1948-10-25 7 Free Press Racing Correspondent NOT l single horse scored a double during the 1 thrre-day Perak Turf Club October meeting which concluded on Saturday a tribute to the handicapping of Major D. M. Patrkkson. time of the w season the Handicupper has fully sized up196 words
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Article174 1948-10-25 7 Free Press Seremban Staff Reporter I^ESPITE the absence of five of their selected men from Singapore, the Malayan Malays ga\e a creditable performance against lien Hwa on the Seremban station padang on Saturday before a large crowd. Lien Hwa winning by four goals to two. The174 words
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Article56 1948-10-25 7 THE S;: Cricket Club wonv "A" hockey D against the Naval B. ens XI on the Padang < t at 5.15 p.m. will be: Mrs. Yetton: Mtes Cant- rdl. Ifisa Sheddon; Miss Margaret Holiday. Mrs. WilMrs. Rattery; Miss D. Still. Mrs. Fowler. Mrs. P. Sewell. Mrs56 words
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Article16 1948-10-25 7 The fourth :i r the M Cap badminton tram serii*^ will be tomorrow.16 words
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Article89 1948-10-25 7 RSULTS of the Singapore District Army kiwn tennis championships, which 'udfd on Saturdaj. were: MEN'S SINGLES: champion. Major K. Greenwood: runner-up. S?t. B. Best. MEN'S MHBLES: champions. 1.1. -Col. M. W. BilOjs and Capt. J. L. Whitmore runners-up. Capt. T. <»■ and apt G. ft Harper. WOMEN'S89 words
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Article, Illustration39 1948-10-25 7 thought of alcohol, the 50 wck-stroke for uoat the annual Singapore Swimming Club on Saturday from left to right Mrs. Van D ar. the winner. Miss A Chan, second, and DOyly. \ch( Free PressFree Press - 39 words
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Article86 1948-10-25 7 yiU: \i:vtralian-bred raceh*»rNe Shannon on Saturday Htm the (Golden GaU; Handicap at Albany. ulifornia, m 1 mill sec. to equal the world record for miles and break the American record for the <!istance. Shannon, ny Mid out of Idle Works, finished two lengths ahead of vReuter - 86 words
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Article157 1948-10-25 7 Chinese houseboys, belter! vlng or table than chasinal c white balls, ftd caddies for their masters on the opening day of the China Open Amateur Golf ChampionshiD m Shanghai on Saturday. a*> all caddies of Hung-Jao Golf Club, where the I decided bck for hisher uav. ManyReuter. - 157 words
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Article66 1948-10-25 7 |)ARA SINGH knocked OUI 811 Verxw m the sixth renmd of their bwit at the Happy World ling on Saturday night. Other result! were Dir Dar knocked out Kok Ch og m th« fourth round; Indonesian Kid xva* di.- qualified m the fifth round of his bout66 words
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Article37 1948-10-25 7 (JOLDIE Alu-rn. Washington boxing promoti-r. announced on Saturday that Ere Boon. B wfltt-rwi ight. will mak<- his flrft Ihur*day m Washington n fi ten round l Beau Jack ol NeU T York. A. P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article232 1948-10-25 7 Boxing re vival in Singapore By CKISADEK \IR. i\ B. Urn's three promotions at the Happy iTI World stadium have done much to re\ fessional boxing: m Singapore. Response from ringside patrons has bosatisfactory although the gallery seats have not well supported. The prospect of having professional boxing on its232 words
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Advertisement8 1948-10-25 7 Review of Saturday's UK. soccer on page three8 words
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Advertisement68 1948-10-25 7 "C HINT A SHAW fl f LATEST ;j> 1 AND '|PP^ Jr. \M» EXFENSI^ l I r* jH# LOI A I MADC IfITC ro TOP "CHEMPAKvI I ROMW Starring Lovely SIPUT SARAWAK and introducing ROOMA* NOR =i Pre-Release Premiere s TOMORROW OC V BOOK NOW 9.15 PM. f\CW Phone 4c68 words
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Miscellaneous8 1948-10-25 7 C^osswcifd No. s£O >X i 1 19 i8 words
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Article35 1948-10-25 8 C V-YONG- On > '^r 21 Mi Chua Sentr Kirn eld: Chua Koon Poh and the c* ICn Chi Poh (nee Jee Ch I 1 eldev m Lim Khen^' v.d the late Mr font Gi'i35 words
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Obituary30 1948-10-25 8 3NICA v beloved I S B BHARE of tßf break. i laundry bachelors. L \RGE SUITE 2 bedroon. c lor 3 i, available N'ov at The Aiu-hora«: Road. Tel30 words
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Article, Illustration254 1948-10-25 8 CHIANG ABANDONS MORE CITIES Govt. armies fall back SHANGHAI, Monday. piIE Nationalist armies m Inner Mongolia and Honan have begun pulling out as Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's forces battle desperately m what now appears to be a move to extricate themselves from Manchuria. Coinciding with reports that Mukden columns have takenReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 254 words
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Article14 1948-10-25 8 The Indonesian R*p i Sovrakai h wtll enough q-.. c a« well a«. foi14 words
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Article131 1948-10-25 8 Nanking Premier may quit NANKING, Monday. THE Nanking News reported today that Premier Wons Wen-hao, who flew to Peiping yesterday, vent there to submit his resignation to President Chiang Kai-shek. Most sources believed today that the Premier has made the trip to get the President's authority for drastic chances In131 words
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Article118 1948-10-25 8 FRENCH MINERS STRIKE PARIS, Mondaj 4 S armed troops and police, under orders to shoot if necessary, Belied ten more large mines over the ireek-end from Communist-led miners and rescued more than 100 policemen held by the strikers, the Government disclosed that, m certain mines,Reuter; A.P.; U.P. - 118 words
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Article113 1948-10-25 8 EASINGTON (Durham) Moo EIR. Emanuel Shlnwell ft 1? MinisUr. said tonight large military forces lilina hu«e expenditures l "incompatible uith economic improvement and would substantially reduce Britain's chajices of living standards." he same time he told a mee-tins her*, that the nation would not tolerate weakReuter - 113 words
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Article56 1948-10-25 8 SPKIVL Market oorrespon i dent fives the price* of rubber n cents pet Ib at II am odaj as follows: Buyers Sellers No 1 R S S Spot loose I U% Fob In bale* Oct No. 1 X 43>i l No IRS- 41 41 s No. S R56 words
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Article22 1948-10-25 8 A L »n trade d-lr t tiic wai a trad B l?lum is to supply to India 100.00 of sttel.22 words
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Article87 1948-10-25 8 LONDON, Monday. i>EPEAL by Eire of the External Relations Act, which links her with the British Commonwealth, would have little effect on the status of people of Irish action m Australia, Canada and South Africathree Dominions with large Irish populations, says Reuter's diplomatic correspondent. In these87 words
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Article39 1948-10-25 8 CKNST FISCHER, a leading member of the Austrian Communist Party, will b# sent to plead for thl immediate return of all Aujjt-prisoners-of-waT *t!ll being held by Russia. There are approxln 10,000 Auitrlan orlsonera In .d*. A. P.A.P. - 39 words
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Article57 1948-10-25 8 NEHRU TO SEE ATTLEE AGAIN p a I with h Prim. ittlee thia ey«n--i Will fl} to Pa: Is on m his i India after the C< monwealth Prime M Conference here. iquat All will It trivateh Th< Prime Minilea- Paris on Wednf>s Both the Indian and PakUMlnlstcra win r^-Reuter - 57 words
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Article, Illustration31 1948-10-25 8 R W Jr Fora pter fitted with petrol -burning Weighing only 3tO pounds, tnii helicopter i s designed artillery spotting missions and courier serried. It ha* a *;teed o/ 50 m.p.h.31 words
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Article29 1948-10-25 8 THE captaij trert swt] off the or i m hli Lister. South Norway the 1.281 Sioroe car: iin pur her bricUt damaced and i.- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article100 1948-10-25 8 LONDON, Monday. 'I\'!E BBC. announces that. after consultations exlending over many years, a -inn has been reached to Holy Communion ssfmces. The Rev. From House, Director of Religious Broad- casting, said the deciSlOl often deferred because of a feeling among some church' men that a broadcast o«A.P. - 100 words
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Article70 1948-10-25 8 DRESSING defence problems and a bitter tight o talisation of the steel industry fare Britain's vernment he m O f .lament, which opens ton; ding for ei\!l defence c laid d i for announced doubling ii. it bill I tat indu w h < 1A.P. - 70 words
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Article75 1948-10-25 8 FRANZ Lehar. whose operetta the "Merry Widow" ing throughout the •Id. died of cancer near ma yesterday. Lehar was one of the links with the light-hearted music of Vienna's past. His s included '•Springtime," "Gypsy Love," t lie "Count of Luxembourg,' the "Land of Smiles. ManA.P. - 75 words
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Article108 1948-10-25 8 EUROPEAN FEDERATION COINCIDING with reports that the Bve-nal Brussels alliance leader*, meeting ii I will confer on enlargement of the alliat the United Mates and Canada, li will give impetus to the Belgian f a federation of Europe composed of the M aid nation* TheReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 108 words
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Article42 1948-10-25 8 THE Manila Supreme Court pn Friday rejected the petition of the five a! "nines* Communists he Batangas pro Sou* hern Luzon, who deportation c activil The high trlbi on of the 3oard to dep. b e "desirable42 words
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Article16 1948-10-25 8 plag tiai i CotJtral Dutch i h* area as con t arn nated.16 words
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14 1948-10-25 8 Balkan aid for Greek rebels charged THE 8.8.C. man tc P A. P. ReuterA.P.; Reuter - 14 words
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6 1948-10-25 8 'YUGOSLAV CHIEFS ARE CONCEITED' -STALIN > 06 words
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8 1948-10-25 8 UN TO HOLD CRISIS TALKS ON PALESTINE I8 words
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