The Singapore Free Press, 29 October 1948

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    19 1 The Singapore free press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA ,.dm,;ml;kke';l SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1948. PICK'S 10 I Mn
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    Secret debate on U.K. Hefences
    35 1 I nsion after \uilin speech LONDON Friday. 3 lagfl niuht the MinisAUa under, ftccepted (ton Churchill that the 1 dehate on the F'" eping 1 I 1 I I I
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    Terronsts are not moving into Siam
    93 1 T erronsts are not moving into Siam BANGKOK, Friday. PHERE has been no tvkteaec of anj Un. movement «»r" terrorists from Malaya into South -ding to observers who have visited the border areas retentl rder is 1 mci »uld be quickly apparent. Both S and B the :y to and
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    B.B.C. Buys Lease
    33 1 BBC has boughl !he |MM ird Ciittal building In Grea f Portland Street. West Lon- fttfui d to be >n £100.000 The lease htu atyiut. 19 y^ai i to run.
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    OFFICER ON BRIBE CHARGE
    61 1 I ree 1 <\ with the delivery of purchased by nd B.u D X ed ti »ioned torof $1 rang v an m I the pit. 416 ions i P' ng {rum the H a.s B rm, ai this District ,l Mr. Tan Ah Tah, postponed
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    4 CHINESE HELD ON GAMBLING CHARGE
    38 1 4 CHINESE HELD ON GAMBLING CHARGE THE C I D. sub-branch Chtri con \h a chap ji kee promotion. I D Wei M: V. Fowler said the men will be charged with ft&sLstiJ the management 01 a public
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    Dagerous Cargoes
    24 1 sliipb to b" i>i^d m Hong Kong for storing dangerous cargo, ©specially caus>«>da is being considered by Chinese merchants says A. P.
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    CHINESE GIRLS ARE STILL US SLAVERY
    98 1 CHINESE GIRLS ARE STILL US SLAVERY A NUMBER of 'mai tsai", Chinese slave, girls, are still being kept m Singapore, the Assistant Secretary of Social Welfare, Mr. J. Buc'koke, told the Free Press this morning. is difficult lo catch up i or aughtdaught. in- ircl Ud. nan who wa i
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    Three gangsters held in raid
    89 1 :GAPORE ng on information, raided a hou aw ford Road g lay and arrested three •rs and s. A Browning automatic pi tol was found hidden m 'he rafters of a room of the house. The arrests were made under the Emergency Regulations. A fourth
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    Peiping 'gel out' order
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    U.S. FIRM CLOSES STORE BRANCH
    119 1 Vrev Press stall Reporter pENERAL Motors Overseas Corporation will cl< f down their Singapore office on Nov. 30. Mr. F. W. Allen, acting manager of the Singapore branch, told the Free Press this morning that the Foreign Distributors Division of General Motors Corporation will In
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    Allied 'quit Germany 'hint
    152 1 BERLIN, Friday. THE British military governor m Berlin, Sir Brian Robertson, said yesterday that, -under certain specified conditions." Allied withdrawal of all occupation forces m Germany would be the only solution to the Fast-West different This statement coincid by Russian tro ad So Man pplice of
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    18 1 and Mrs. Edward William Young Joh' their weddtng at the Presbyterian Church The MU formerly Miss Margaret Lind
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    R.A.F. MEN INJURED
    26 1 Two R A F. men wei ;y injured yesterday evening when their ieen struck a telesrapl M the 13th mile. Fam penis Road
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    ELATED AND DEFLATED
    55 1 AJJ-YKAR-OID Indian airport employee. K. Win. was elated when he won $4.1 at a Singapore amusement park last night. with $10 as his gambling capital. But 10 minutes later, while on his way home m (ieylang Road, he had to hand over winnings and capital to two
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    Wing-Cmr Jailed
    39 1 Wing-Cmr. Rager B. Brown. 4J-year-old senior accountant at RAF. -station m Wales, ahscon I £7.000 and last it all m on week's betting. V a coui'ti mortlal cashiered him *inj wn him to jail lor lour years.
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    Labour Dept has wages of Hume strikers
    60 1 1 Humelnd the Chinto collect from whtn 21 ThtVOlVl!.. I tion of the companj began yesterday. Th€ Singapore Deputy Commissioner of Lat G w. D dd the Press this morning that workers who want to collect their pay may conta. the Labour Department
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    Russians leading rebels in Luzon
    53 1 Russians leading rebels in Luzon SEATTLE THREE Russian of! have been identified as leaders of t lie Kuk; hap guerillas In Philippines, said the P.T. Senate leader, Mr. I pero Saridad, on here yesterd;; He said th< I been seen m< the hills of Central Lv? Hukba Sanidad There I
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    STOP PRESS
    102 1 ki m i run VN a 11 1 killed, and wounded wi k n dit> i oid The p frnnj 1 1 x r »nia irhra tl, ambushed the 19th nik t The bandits railed < P<>! surreal polu started. The only nicinhcr <»1 Ji»police patrol unvtathed w.'.v
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    Healthy Hair
    105 2 HAIR m the tropics needs as much, if not a great more, attention than lies. .t about the :p will make you i how simple it is ak and lus- dep from a Qg sea you below nould be Cut out alto- s n i 1 tOO dabbing
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    Osculation
    87 2 CKOM d out 11 njr. it the habit «>f kila mm sun out of t their laiatamcea with i on the lips. 78 p«r cent, of under •nt parents and I relatives." Swprisi per cent, of men admit to this v of courtesy when meetine friends of the North
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    17 2 i Shaic uears •igtime Bolero the nip- j spark inn/ whit for the bolero a under si
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    WOMEN ARE NYLON CONSCIOUS
    117 2  - WOMEN ARE NYLON CONSCIOUS Kathleen Lyon \\'Hr." Pa t Bond stocking bu> and nt of bottle i p blue, and mulbi well a l m the I who were lake c, and told me: "A* By rd that ;nent "U would v. not going to be backed up by her
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    Printed Fabrics
    95 2 lADY Olivier, j I Igh, and Field-.'. among the celebx rs of dney anding printed fat: Miss and her partner. Mrs. Anne Outlaw, began their ago with l .nnan Fabrics. whl< used In iv. ralla. xhlbltlon of rk at dney studio, furnishing fabrics. dress mai and re dlspl
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    Bridge Problem
    298 2 T. en the pla because he and Wt*t by opening. nine. The ten was lummy and East k ace. returning the deuce. South won the trick with the king. He far^d two sure i his problem was to ng a diamond. If he played the are and another
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    Make-up pointers
    139 2  -  CAROLYN EARLE By MELBOURNE women do not as much make-up or spend as much time m daily beauty care as Sydney women, according to a recent survey of beauty. The Ashby Research Bureau questioned 500 Sydney and Melbourne women on their use of cosmetics and the time devoted
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      61 2 HAVE YOU TRIED i i our famous "indi\ idual" pork pies? Sr c C S 1 Made from Australian Milk-fed Pork, they are just the thing for a 4 mid-morning snack or cold lunch. These and many other appetizing pies are on sale at the DELICATESSEN COUNTER I Cow SiroißAOf
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      65 2 LAST WEEK Sensational SALE MURRI Before ycu are too I«i Visit Parmanandi 42. HIGH STREET OUR LATEST OFFERS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP?! COMMENCE rr IST NOVEMBER, 1948, Cold Jingles Pure 22 kt 7) Obtainable at $60 up^adi tn*n Kwong Cheonc Loonc ii 59, HIGH STREET Whorovor von pN &O jour
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      474 2 m mmbbnnbbvbvgfgfgff SINGAPORE and i« pm v. 111 4 MuMc f f Tea ime Programmes m ,M^ 'kL^u "S^ °I mu^. 4 0 ,4 Concert Hall; 5.15 Fore»-< lo World News; 71- Hapi> >• Pf oni lv Sport -with h; Australia 4 10 Take Were Hit I c tune^ of
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      11 2 1 0 A 10.1 11 LI. IS R 1 1 .30
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      168 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DORN today, you are ex- ceptionally conscientious when it comes to handling detail work. Dignified and reserved m your conduct, you Inspire confidence. m are cautious almost he point of timidity. You could stand beinf a little more venturesome. v are keenly inter< ed m human nature
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    NEW WORLD WAR, SAYS STALIN
    36 3 I>eace forces w strong' MOSCOW, Friday. i >f the I'iiited following *'a en war. Mai his belief that the In averting another iC as the ions by I gddfdfddf dgdgdfdaas Reuter
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    DUTCH INDIES RICE CRISIS IS OVER
    187 3 ri«id controls to stop speculating m rice .md prevent hoarding have gone into effect In Dutch Indonesia. But the critical situation m the market which made the new regulations necessary already has passed. ThU wa<j reported by H. H. I Crtrtu F tor i
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    THEY'VE COME TO LOOK FOR TWINS
    92 3 tiest million-dollar D tO •In. launched Iti fV i pd "Pin-up." i ha* c l !£i > 3 tior «nl Tw 1 alrb* the USA I and w: m up Inl i i ye of which will be ohoMti to b« whirled up into
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    Late 'fore cost him £800
    117 3 DKCAISE Daniel Watson, dentist, of Maryport, Cumberland, did not shout "Fore" until he had played a ball at Workington golf course, he was ordered to pay 1 873 damages. For he mis-hit the ball which struck his partner, George Alderson, also of Maryport, m the
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    MANILA 'BROKE'
    26 3 I^HE city of Manila is n"nan- embarrassed. City Treasurers Office ported to Mayor Manuel !>• hat un: inlcipal Board an overdral md first running A.P.
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    Caricature ?
    73 3 Caricature DAVID spy military moustache* has annoyed South war k hedral clergy who saw hini plaviny a bishop m the film "Thi Writing m the Southwar- fral mayu Rei Priest -Vicar of So ral. says thi pitiful character. i Anglican I be i occasions dear/ or a a j military
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      253 3 F.P. Crossword No. 524 Hi 1 Hi 2 I M M M I 6 I 9~" 10 p U '2 i l7 18 ~i 19 r 9p. ILZZIEI 30 ~~J| |g8 56 P37 58 111 %T~WTm W *****111 wM Wi CM ES ACROSS I Engag.-m-nt <9«. 7. Contend (4). Ston-pla*
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  • The Singapore free press FRIDAY, Oct. 29, 1948.
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      The Voice from Moscow
      26 4 MR he cc- he I and f a tb Japan, and He d found m -led !n unhr» i :iing that c
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      Siamese Rice
      363 4 rR< Bangkok comes .mine of the the Ja to make on Siam's •hat will take ons of rice out of East A; i that ike nea: '.r >:n Mala. tion The Japanese v of this rice without the approval of the IE F C but a bargain has
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    People in S'pore make news
    747 4 People in S' pore make news fiIOTOR-cycling en- thusiasts m Singapore have met and formed the International Motor I ling Club, Singapore. Organising genius was Mr DENNIS NEEDHAM, who the Club will operate on British club lines and that m the near future reliability trials, racing, scrambles and tours will
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    23 4 Ned for m Trafalgar Syuare h 7 r Day i of Admirals of the Fleet Ear! J* ere unveiled t>i G 1. Trc.
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    PAPAL COURT NEEDS REVIVING
    603 4  - PAPAL COURT NEEDS REVIVING JOHN TALBOT H> Reut< rs < 'orrespondent T H X Curia Ro- mana, great i iverning body nf the Catholic Church, facing a manpower crifi It has today only 15 Cardinals who. as heads en Sa trie*, three I :astical Tribunals. four Offices, and the Vatican
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    Who owns the sea bottom?
    102 4 %I'HO owns the bo' ill Ofi pro- s to where the :and under the sudd' abou s und»-: 000 metres or more ■nly a mat:time minerals and coal are found there. Russia has for a long time been pumping oil from the bottom of the
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    'SPY-CATCHING 'MOONRAKER'
    167 4  - 'SPY-CATCHING 'MOONRAKER ARTHUR TIETJEN PHP and Is I H Gordon land nch 43- jovial, with grey-white ha He has bet for 22 year:* and plaln-cK so great has been hit of his particular Is regarded as No. Portly, bespectacled V shlre-born thU mar. hi« appearance a native country his 1.
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    The Reds have to watch these police
    20 4  - The Reds have to watch these poli ce BRIAN CONNELI H> THERI ig m 1 r who tola R i
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    patrols kill two bandits in Muar area
    70 5 patrols kill two bandits in Muar area loh< terdav. troops killed ile m Perak, the bandits trried out an 'ation, Muar. One when challenged was dead. found In eh was an Imoro ns one 38 revolver and inds of .38 am shotgun barrels and home-made shotgun c operation 34J were
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    Ports may be re-opened
    5 5 Ports may be re -opened
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    4 TYPES OF POLICE
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    PASSING-OUT PARADE
    9 5 be %i Squad I c a on.
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    30 5 lure 1 prac mur: m Suicja; rated the 30! of the foundin the at a tea parti/ Pr ik day J Jug J V. Zuna ant. Boh n Free Press
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    47 5 v re. The Crown Counsel. Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Frederick G Looke was married to Miss Joan Hewardine Carrol. uumin at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. The groom tt the son of Mr Charles A. < Galuav, Eire bride arrived m Singapore m t Ruvs ou w nesday. Free Press
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    CONSULATE REGISTRATION EXTENDED
    79 5 CONSULATE REGISTRATION EXTENDED free Prrj* CkteCM < <>rre*pondent TH ration of overs I by the re for the to be extended months on Instructions from the < Foreign Office. The dea-.: for registration u ill now be SI, 1949 The registration v.*s to have been concluded by the end of
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    Unloading fruit: official warning
    149 5 oHIPS. chiefly c carrying fresh fruit and k vegetables, are frequently boarded before they chor m Singapore Roads by men from small craft eager to start discharging the car^o. Customs, and other authorities, now say that this must stop. Officials must be the first to board.
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    Jan cloth for Australia
    92 5 JAPANESE textiles are to De imported into Au^t alia on a restricted basis only. to help balance payment for Australian wool sent to Japan The Prime Minister. Mr. Joseph Chifley. has ils lit a letter to the textile workers' union whirh recently asked for a I
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    Planted rubber acreage down
    34 5 Iree Fr if Report er THERE h [it deremi i the a< rubber ates tap AUKUS' at l.fl 611.574 arrThe tappable 'eptemb* 273 acres com Johore. E Sembilan. 1.056 ration.
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    KAMPONG FOLK DISLIKE P.R. FILMS
    181 5 Free Press Mala> Correspondent KAMPONG Malays I found pictures shown to them by the Public Relati. Film Unit not to their liking as the pictures have no relation whatever to their dally life, reports a correspondent m the Utusan I compnr. ".lit '0 kampongs m
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    I QUIT,' SAYS TRUST MEMBER
    365 5 I QUIT,' SAYS TRUST MEMBER Disagreement over tender Free Press Staff Reporter [N protest against the Singapore Improvement Trust's action m rejecting a tender, for building, Mr. Chew Hock I^ong, an unofficial member of the Trust, has resigned. This morning Mr. Chew told the Free Press that he had sent
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    20.000 T.B. SI FFERERS IN JOHORE
    62 5 20.000 T.B. SI FFERERS IN JOHORE IT l| ted that out < f 750 000 people m Jo! 20 000 are suffering rcular appealing for d tnatiei forma' I I Tubercula of Johon n6ented to be .Us and dra a pr has been riiiß the p I 650 oi tuberculosis
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    Concert in aid of U.N.A.C.
    80 5 FORTY-twu Malay act appear m a play! .dam Gumbira I row night at the N Cmi ma Hall, Pa I ang. The play has been organ! Ed by the Paslr PanJaJ Rural District Committee m aid of ihe United Natii Appeal for Children. Malay, Siamese,
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    CAR PARK GIVES WAY TO SPORT
    46 5 The vacant piece of land off Change Alley, owned by Shell Company, has been closed to 1 car parking, an official of the Shell Company said yesterday. Two badminton courts belonging to the Shell Sports Club have been built there.
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    31st. Anniversary
    42 5 A well-known Eurasian family m Singapore, Mr. and Mrs. Waltn Neubronner. celebrated their thirtyfirst wedding anniversary with a dinner and dance at their residence m Waterloo Street on Wednesday ni^ht. A large gathering of rela- lives and frierrds attended. I
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    TENTAGE THEFT ALLEGED
    31 5 pu'adt d guilty m the First D Court avlng n into strict Signa glnir: ~>o a.m. on The District Judge Ah Tah> allowed the nail of $500 ir
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    SIAM WON'T CUT PRICE OF RICE
    45 5 SIAM WON'T CUT PRICE OF RICE OUGGESTIO: road thai ports meet wit! m goverami .'*kok. The Mini mer Pii Sawan, said n had heard government paring to a her rice morBut Siam d reduce the present 0* b- 0 and per ton, Ph A. P.
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    CATHOLIC NEWSPAPER FOR SINGAPORE
    79 5 4 I .i tea party giv. Catholli j, Men's the Archbl nking. M'irLslgnor Paul J means of ri information. International Con.: have powerful inform bureaux like the that is why they engineer disorder the bishop said. "Information must be col1. purified and and made useful. Monsignor
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    2 DEATH APPEALS SET ASIDE
    90 6 2 DEATH APPEALS SET ASIDE Free Press Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. TWO young Chinese, A Tong Sang and Ng Heng, sentenced to death a fortnight ago at the Selangor Assizes for possessing firearms and ammunition, had their appeals against conviction dismissed today by the Federation Court of Auueal m
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    FIVEPLEAS HEARD IN CAMERA
    58 6 FIVEPLEAS HEARD IN CAMERA Ml 'VHE and I A a hen the Fede «f Appeal heard m camera five a;> against con and sentence •r the Emergency I d an applir i by the Deputy Public PrusecuI Shlela act under the Emergfn m the in:e and public saf' of the
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    FOR ASSIZE TRIAL
    50 6 FOR ASSIZE TRIAL I 1 ChaJ .cci PoMt iR l md her ch:ld when they were h»-ld up by hrp> She :>aid pointed :1 to be a re her jev. ter the robbery m World Park, when a ted him QVH to In^ Yahya bin Mohd SailL. R. Pivnn prosecuted.
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    33 6 fur*. The new assistant m at Victoria School. Singa- Mr. J. I. A. Fra:er an ex- Royal Marine capwho to planning to with a 'jan background. He eadu iv r H Free Press
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    Second wife's claim allowed
    46 6 I r.-e Pr«--.s Stall Correspondent MALACCA Thui 5. Cliua Ip have been the l n allows Ip Neo to .share m the What. d by Mr. C.ow How Wan, v. M B Brush Keh Neo, the principal wife, and Yeo Koun Mul.
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    MALAY UNEMPLOYMENT SURVEY
    187 6 Moving labour to West Coast From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Federation Labour Department is to make a special survey m Kelantan, the State with the largest .Malay population and the hfghe>t degree of "under-employment." One of the first objectives of the survey will be
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      PRICES MOSTLY UNCHANGED
      189 6 LONDON, Friday. |>l 15H1.K and tin Niuires were unchanged to lower yesterday m the London Stock Exchange. It was a quiet day with few major alterations m prices Bays Keutei s financial correspondent. There through ed fl In the Industrial mark and -steels w>r*» I>w r by
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    Comedy at the Pavilion
    14 6 TH: :ied ho il siuTifr Uter make up hi- mtnd
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    COURT TOLD OF DEAL IN TEXTILES
    143 6 COURT TOLD OF DEAL IN TEXTILES V r«*f Trtss staff Reporter IPOH. Thurs. THE circumstances In tton with the I alh-ged b of 54.495 worth of described by a witn< the Dia rt tod;; He wai Arjan Da tn:ig nch of W mull. Ed mnal br» TV Fourth d Mr.
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    POPPY DAY IN MALACCA
    57 6 s preparing an elabu; programme Day. this year. i the cinemas will give shows m aid of the iund; aa all-commun .iis tournament and a Mah Jon to be held at the M b; an U te badra ton tournament and a dai will be street
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    DIED OF POISONING
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    SOCIETY PLANS FLOWER SHOW
    89 6 SOCIETY PLANS FLOWER SHOW rHE Singapore gardeniiu uginff the first bijj flower show c the i .on and it will be held at the Happy World Stadium on April 1, 2 and 3 next year, t m^— Nex i show wi iof I 8 between 1938 h the oblf raisinj?
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    'DAK' AIDED VAMPIRE PILOT
    5 6 'DAK' AIDED VAMPIRE PILOT dssdsd
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      95 6 |y^N£ Exclusive U> the Singapore Frev Press m Malaya /WHAT.'- NO PETROLT- /THAT'S JOLLY GOOd\ KwONV BE THE FIRST [§^**3f^THIS «S TXE LAME BY GAD! TOO BAD?- OF YOU, COLONEL i /TIME BOADICEA'S COME\ LEADING THE 'MALT* V I'LL GIVE YER /r-^f V MAGNETO, BUT— J \To THE RESCUE.' IF
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    Citation's triumph
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    38 7 MR I B Nicholson uellknown English racehor.?? breeder, has bought Baron G De Wald: Diver, four-year-old French-bred rolt whir! the Ep-om Derby last Year. Pearl Diver will stand at Mi roiitfh ..ire.- Reuter
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    12 8 mi Untied from P.tge 1 In a Reuter A.P. U.P.
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    66 8 PARIS. Friday. 4 8 dockers m many po France responded day to the Communist-led unions call for a coal blockade and refused to unload colliers. the aders order to halt all foreign coal I a the !i iron* This p!. all-- Government-Com-.tercd strike rday. Into act
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    15 8 *day when all 8.500 dr. returned to their jobs after day strike.
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