The Singapore Free Press, 13 August 1949
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Title Section20 1949-08-13 1 The singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA 1-551 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, Al GUST 13, 1949. PRICE 10 CIA is20 words
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Article, Illustration415 1949-08-13 1 M-PLAN WANTED FOR FAR EAST Proposal to U.S. Congress nr,T, WASHINGTON, Saturday. JWO Democratic and two Republican members yesterday proposed' to the House of Representatives that the I.S. set up a xMarshall Plan for the Far East. They said that such a programme recommended by Pandit Nehru and President QuirinoReuter - 415 words
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Article140 1949-08-13 1 WE WILL FIGHT MYRANY' -CHURCHILL STRASBI KG, Saturday. 1 Winston Churchill told 20,000 people gathered main square here at a demonstration j lltdbv the European movement, "It is not against r nation that we range ourselves. It is! mny In all its forms, ancient or modern, ■ior old. that weReuter - 140 words
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Article30 1949-08-13 1 KOKn qqt hin? attacked ndits on tne B )S Hn "in the nast -i machml- fl? e and [•hree passen1 \t least 10 f them carrying been attacklive days.—30 words
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Article65 1949-08-13 1 ANEW combat uniform for British troops will be tested during tho next six months by British army units throughout the world, the War Office announced yesterday. Described as "an entire departure from the present cloth," the outfit comprises a peaked cap, a two-piece smock and trousers garmentA.P. - 65 words
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96 1949-08-13 1 Free Press Staff Reporter LAST night a car going in the direction of Kuala Lumpur fn/m Seremban failed to stop at a road block in Semenyih. Arrangements were niade to stop it further along the road, and a second road block was established at96 words
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Article123 1949-08-13 1 HONG KONG, Sat. THE Chinese Government's airline, China National Aviation Corporation, yesterday filed a suit against the Hong Kong Government for an alleged breach of contract after an order to the company to vacate hangars and workshops at Kaitak aerodrome by Aug. 15. The Government isReuter - 123 words
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Article88 1949-08-13 1 rnHE British-born novelist, Pamela Frankau. who now T lives in California, said yesterday in London that sh hid returned to England to "uncoil my nerve ends. 8h< said 'I if" in California is very comfortable, very expenSiVe 'she r^ad yS S ome^ a dle V fo yA.P. - 88 words
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Article, Illustration44 1949-08-13 1 Prince Charles, in the arms of his nurse, looks happy on his first visit to Scotland since his birth nearly a year ago. He went with his mother. Princess Elizabeth (left), and his grandparents, the King and Queen (right) on a visit to Balmoral.44 words
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Article29 1949-08-13 1 Four Muslims were sentenced to death in Sarajevo yesterday for plotting to overthrow Yugoslavia's social order "with the aid o f irv% perialist intervention."— A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article136 1949-08-13 1 SHEFFIELD, Saturday. LEADERS of 1,580 key workers in Britain's nation--4 alised coalfields yesterday rejected a Labour Ministry arbitration otter and called a strike for next Friday, which will cause an estimated 70 per cent, cut in Britain's coal output. The Executive Committee of theReuter - 136 words
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Article188 1949-08-13 1 ASCOLI WARNS U.S. Free Press Special Correspondent LONDON, Saturday. 4 MERICA is bound to realise that Communism in Asia has got to be fought, and that it cannot be fought unless the rubber producing areas are kept hi a reasonably prosperous condition", Mr. F. D.188 words
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Article72 1949-08-13 1 ATHENS, Sat. A MERICAN-MADE rocketj i\ firing divebombers of the Gr^ek Air Force have smashed a 25-truck ammunition and troops convoy entering Greece from Albania, Greece press re--1 p:rts said yesterday. Radio Tirana, official voice of Albania, alleged that two Greek aircraft dropped bombs near theU.P. - 72 words
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Article32 1949-08-13 1 HONG Kong Will soon be linked with Canada by air. Canadian Pacific Air Lines will inaugurate weekly flights between Hong Kong and Vancouver on September I 19.- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article54 1949-08-13 1 Free Press Staff Reporter AN unidentified Tamil .v. found shot through the head outside the perin fencing of a factory at the 6th mile Johore Bahru-Kulai road last night after a ipecial constable fired at a suspicious ment in the dark The Tamil had no weapons54 words
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155 1949-08-13 1 HONG KONG, Saturday AS the main Communist armies in Hunan and Kiangsi advanced nearer to Canton, the Reds are reported to be preparing to send out an armada of 300 troop-laden junks in an effort to break th<tightening Nationalist blockade. The Red junk155 words
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Article47 1949-08-13 1 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE police are inO vostigatlng the death in hospital re-ently of the nineyear old Chinese school boy. who was suddenly taken ill on coming home from school. A post-mortem has revealed that he di fi d of Internal injuries47 words
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Article47 1949-08-13 1 Free Press Staff Reporter A police jungle squac operating north of Tenang in the Segamat district of Johore yesterday drove off a gang of 30 armeri Chinese who were crossing a river. It is believed that threp of the bandits were injured.47 words
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Article16 1949-08-13 1 La*l night a Hetectlvesergeant was shot near Bukit Mertajam police station in Province Wellesley.16 words
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Article34 1949-08-13 1 Three Vietnamese glrli who threw hand-grenades in a Saigon cinema, killing five people and Injuring five others, were sentenced to death by a French military court in Saigon, yts-.erday.- ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article240 1949-08-13 1 'KEEP AWAY FROM HONG KONG' ACHESON TO REDS WASHINGTON, I rid 13 THE Secretary of State, Mr. Dean AchesOß, tod x warned the Chinese Communists against at in. ing Hong Kong. Mr. Acheson told correspond! at his weekly press conference that the I nlted States and British Governments had conferred240 words
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81 1949-08-13 1 MORE British tTOt.pt, I tires and the light I carrier Ocean arrive in i he main Comniu forces, driving thro h E them china. ap| within 300 mil< Colony. About 2. 000 U than 24 hours aftei U.S. Seer. I n Acheson, hadReuter - 81 words
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Article16 1949-08-13 1 T ntral Coui I rdered the fecatlon ol revenue offtcen r boun ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article27 1949-08-13 1 In e fnm »ti Hmm ter U( n A the I6tl 1 LO Oui Rifles operatin M u Kluai I nil bandit CARipi in I27 words
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Article49 1949-08-13 1 mi (i \i Mattel <hi n rnt gi\es the p i» n lui MStl |mt Ih.) at 11 ain ,ts tollous: Hu\»*rv BtUtn i i; > > Iptli If.ose I <> h. in Dalrs Mij<. Nl. 1 I.S.I I H s > No. It s v I itn«-49 words
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Advertisement59 1949-08-13 1 josT* co. oR YUEANING DYEING and W MENDING jt.l tolcman St. S!of»P< E CHURCH*^ na- JM fttefe^ lea. fig Ik fhurchman quality— subtle? J A.- bur unmj6faA:ab/e to f^e seasoned palate— the quality m~'—*^ of flavour that tomes only IrorH fine tobacco, and the l, 9 i re««oii u'/ij/ Churchman59 words
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Advertisement15 1949-08-13 1 M.FUNTER&S. GRINBER6 Diamonds C Jewellery Telephone 7923. 67, STAMFORD RD. (Eu Court Bid*. S'nore tigerFßßl15 words
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Article, Illustration96 1949-08-13 2 ood's newest package v personality comes a small, but nonetheless liflcant, iUe. Sh e appeared on the 'Sorrowful Jones'' set only after 5,000 t-ther youngster* had oeen part ivhich she finally won. Who is this v.onder of wonders who defeated 5,000 others in competition for her "Sorrowful Jones" role? She's96 words
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Article182 1949-08-13 2 CRICKET Hard Work Ahead BOWLING is hard work, and to be any good at It you must be prepared to work hard. Your run up to the wicket should be long enough for I to be properly balanced when you are about to de- the ball. But don't run far182 words
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Article537 1949-08-13 2 Stephen Lost His First Birthday I CHILDREN! j here's your own j WORLD I SPOTLIGHT m'EPHEN Leslie, of has a I hard luck Uile to tell of his journey to New land his first birthd iv was stolen. ipp :v <i b- cause traslng the Internail Date Line In the537 words
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Article, Illustration154 1949-08-13 2 Adventures of Penny Koni Hi«t you t»K wondered what it is like* to b* part of a picture? Inside the picture frame there is a whole new world where all torts of eaotting things happen- but only when you are not lookmg7 The sailor doll Jumps right into the picture154 words
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Article433 1949-08-13 2 WINIFRED GIBSON - WINIFRED GIBSON by Learn to swim 9 r^HESE strokes take A their name from the fact that both arms recover through the air at the same time, and give the swimmer the appearance of fitting along the surface of the water, though, of course, everything that enables433 words
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Article924 1949-08-13 2 UNCLE GEORGE - Mouse-deer Saves The R iver Fish UNCLE GEORGE Page For Children by gEFORE long Lobster answered Mouse-deer's "Ahoy there, Lobster." "What cheer, ship mate!" Lobster's first words were indistinct, for he began speaking before he was out of the water, and the syllables sounded as though they were popping from924 words
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Article, Illustration32 1949-08-13 2 An orpharicd baby hcinc i i 7he mother at ?i in died a montf, n fountain pen /<• the youngster tuffit blanket provided i i levtl approxim yr rature, and the baby i<32 words
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Article79 1949-08-13 2 |>AIN should tin a week-end camp, f i i j Whenever you're 1 YiY//*"0/(/ doors on hike, trek in camp— be read;. V it. You can tan l/i/\ much fur. as hot, sunn;. fr p on the m< LJ In N 1 in uit' I there79 words
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Advertisement48 1949-08-13 2 Wr lomango V L Granadilla •^2J2Jj£ 'PASSION FRUIT) SQUASH TOMANGO TOM Pure South African Fruit Juice Squashes and Concentrated Syrups. J. H. VAVASSEUR 6c CO. (M) LTD, 9, Weld Quay, iVnanßWhiteaway, LaiiMnw Building Kuab Lumpur j SuV Agents: V. R. VICK <5c CO., LTD. Honnkon* Bank Chambers, SINGAPORE.48 words
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Advertisement35 1949-08-13 2 Trick corner \BI(i Malay and a littlo Malay were walking through the* kamponj;. Tho little Malay was the son of the big Malay, but the big Malay was not his father. Why? 'jJipoiu siq si-.*35 words
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Advertisement22 1949-08-13 2 v^ 'a, rVLJA Good News to A Aboec Multivitamin Dr" pS now available limited stocks only THE SINGAPORE DISPEtigJ 265 Orchard Road22 words
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Miscellaneous178 1949-08-13 2 JUNIOR CROSSWORD CLl ES ACROSS.— 3, This nv.f fT mh^ ■■H [4 I K I King of Troy who was killed by Achilles' son. 8, Nhine of a civ* racter in Oliver Twist. 10, Air l"""^! i^l~l fcll ~lH animal with four legs. 14. 8tar j I I M to178 words
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Article, Illustration60 1949-08-13 3 With the New York, city skyline in the background the Aircraft Carrier U.S.S. Enterprise passes under the Brooklyn bridge in the East River en route for the New York Naval shipyard for periodic overhauling. The "Big i s credited with shooting down 911 Japanese planes during the war and is60 words
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Article117 1949-08-13 3 S'HAI 'CHTY OF GLOOM' L s h want to leave now exodus from Shanghai is fore•iiy placed British source but it will as large as the American exodus roots go deeper in China than those and :iope of foreign that was trading hich was ..e first the Comlias been •yU.P. - 117 words
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Article57 1949-08-13 3 PRESIDENT Truman has appointed General Omar Bradley, the United States Army Chief of Staff, as Chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff. Gen. BTadley will succeed Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower in this post designed to co-or-dinate the activities of the Army, Navy and AirReuter - 57 words
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Article21 1949-08-13 3 ntgomery In Swanmilitary in Eutary alllthlnga >nal tel--1 !::ttlonal sLstent rencea nd the Jfan de mmannd forthe sun- A .P.A.P. - 21 words
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Article92 1949-08-13 3 THE Chinese Government's reply to the United States I White Paper is expected to be issued shortly, it is learned here. The full White Paper is reported to have been flown to Washington and passed on to George Yeh, acting head of the Foreign Office,Reuter - 92 words
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Article161 1949-08-13 3 NEW ROCKET-TO-THE MOON TEST SCIENTISTS are building a special thermometer to be shot 70 miles in a rocket. The dava recorded will be helpful to a man on a trip to the moon, says its designer, Dr. Severin Raynor of the Illinois Institute of Technology. The instrument is contained inA.P. - 161 words
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Article55 1949-08-13 3 THE Australian Miners' Federation Central Executive has authorised all miners to end their seven-week-old strike on Aug. 15. The Federation represents the men who actually dig the coal. A meeting: of tha coal mining representing all men In the industry called for today is (jynprtPfi t.nReuter; AAP - 55 words
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Article25 1949-08-13 3 Soviet Russia has joined the United Stages and 47 other nations in approving a new Red Cross convention to protect civilians in wartime.25 words
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Article, Illustration84 1949-08-13 3 There arc no trump*. B leTds. North and South are to win seven <rf the eight tricks against any defence. South leads he^rt ten. East makes the ace and returns a diamond South wins the queen and cashes the club king, contlnuin* bv playing whatever luH 1 discards.84 words
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Article303 1949-08-13 3 - 'Slow death for thousands' have been hearing some expert views on what the atom bomb can do The picture given by Professor Marcus Oliphant, Aus-tralian-born Atomic Scientist, was frightening Professor Oliphant, who is in Australia to supervise construction of a physics laboratory at the NationalA.P. - 303 words
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120 1949-08-13 3 Catholics to defy Red Czech Govt. THOUSANDS of Slovak Rom- an Catholics are expected to converge on Trnava, near Bratislava, today, defying a Government ban on unauthorised meetings, to watch the consecration of two new bishops "in a land of the faithless'— to give the English translation of their LatinReuter - 120 words
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Article, Illustration93 1949-08-13 3 ALL Auckland, New Zealand waterside workers were dismissed last night as no reply had been received to the employers' 24-hour ultimatum on the resumption of normal overtime work The men had refused to work overtime because of a dispute arising out of extra rrvmey paidReuter - 93 words
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Article68 1949-08-13 3 A PARTY of about 500 Fiji Indians arrived In Calcutta from the Fiji Islands to settle permanently in u Independent India." A spokesman of the party said that the incidents in South Africa had "caused considerable apprehensions in their minds, though relations between Jojians and IndiansReuter - 68 words
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127 1949-08-13 3 rpHL CouhciJ haj 1 derided to relh ;<■ Dr. I Ralph Bunch( .\f ing i Nations M dutlea in Pali itlne and maintain only a *k>-\- I I of officials to sup- l ml 1 tier b hi Arabi and Jewi A SovReuter - 127 words
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Article132 1949-08-13 3 TTNITED Nations representatives of western Powers at Lake Success believe the Chinese Communist will claim the nationalist Government United Nations seat when they proclaim a government for all China after victory in their present southern offensive. However, it is believed that, when the General assembly meetsU.P. - 132 words
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Article156 1949-08-13 3 Hypnotist 'cured her by phone WHEN Peter Carson, hypnotist, gave a mass demonstration of his powers at Cheltenham his audience went into a trance and was later revived with one exception, 19-year-old Joyce Dovey, who wandered a from the hall in a walking trance. The next day colla: at work.A.P. - 156 words
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Article33 1949-08-13 3 The marriage of the King's nephew, the Earl of Harewood, to Austrian-born Miss Marion Stein, will take place on Sept 29 in St. Mark's Church, North Audley Street, London. A .P.A.P. - 33 words
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168 1949-08-13 3 ISRAEL should set up its own merchant fleet, thinks 1 Mr. Eduard Morgens, one of the organizers of the first steamship line between Buenos Aires and Israel ports which begins this month. Morgens has had many years of experience with transportation and shippjng in168 words
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Article282 1949-08-13 3 rpHE New Y>rk Daily News reports a prevailing belief that natural rubber production in Malaya and Indonesia win become much cheaper and more efficient if President Truman's "Point 4" is extended there. "Point 4" calls for export of American technical knowledge to under-developed arras TheA.P. - 282 words
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Advertisement19 1949-08-13 3 The Greatest Grip sSEdft^fejjfc., m DUNLOP AGRICULTURAL TRACTOR TYRES THE OUNLOP RUBBER CO. (MALAYA) LTD.. SINGAPGK a l .•.%a19 words
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Miscellaneous203 1949-08-13 3 l-i&:.', Music 10.30 "The Bib..- in English Life Letters'; 10.45 •TwOH Rhythm on Records', from Radio ut'trcs. Malaya; 11 30 News News Analyfrom X.L sls <BBC); 11.45 Dance Music; 12.00 Close Down. AUSTRALIA mpur; 12 lb 19 25> awd dJ Metres. l **J"- TODAY 2 Danc« Ray 4 Radio Australia's203 words
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Miscellaneous137 1949-08-13 3 F.P. Cffos$w©y«t No. 765 ii 12 pi p~] IT"! ITT n ii U 3 m m 7 I 8 5p9 »0 n j 2 r//ssfs Sgl7 18 19 20 25 26 27 "«Z8 29i g 30 31 IS" I .v {Id n Lct if vo'ii; u.imal <4>; 1". S'ipend (9),137 words
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645 1949-08-13 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. Aug. 13, 1949. BLIND EYE AT STOCKHOLM MR. TRYOVE LIE. Secrery -General to the United i, is optimistic about state of the world in raJ tension is decreas- says -and about the l iture ol the United Nations n in particular. In support of his645 words
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Article, Illustration1099 1949-08-13 4 PEOPLE MAKE NEWS [T was a great day for 96 Malays last week when they took part in a ceremonial passing-out parade at Sembawang airfield. They were all members of No. 95 Rifle Squadron of the R.A.F. Regiment (Malaya) who were inspected by Air Vice1,099 words
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Article697 1949-08-13 4 J. L. HAYS AMMAN - Abdullah Has Large Ambitions J. L. HAYS AMMAN By TKAANJOKLJA.N IS L I. I a tiny state. It Ikjs a population of onlv -a/www\ n i .1 ,.C DUU V UUU. IIS lOiai anfilial revenue is only £1 IWMUIOO Mnil iU il,uuu,wu dIlu llN people scrape a living from siirillholdillilS697 words
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Article, Illustration64 1949-08-13 4 tram Kaminski. 47, Berlin advertising man, started June 20 on a M90 of Germany. With two helpers he will pull a specially built barrel all the v 1928 to 1931 he toured Europe like this, making a living bi' cleaning advert business en route. In this picture stoUd Berliner's look64 words
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Article653 1949-08-13 4 JAMES BROUGH - LIVING OUT OF A SLOT MACHINE JAMES BROUGH By NEW YORK: \yHEN I counted my change one night last week I found that robots had sold me 4s. 3d. worth of goods and services in New York. With no human aid 1 bought: One shoe-shine, two bus rides, three trips653 words
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Advertisement50 1949-08-13 4 t:::phoroptor instrument Scientific Instrument is of many years of i t r e h. It not only •;j) to the high' but la very accurateYou can be very -ring a proper cs if you tO us. THE GREAT CHINA OPTICAL Co. i Nmrth P.ridjj* Road, (Near Bnu Basah Rd.) S'pore.50 words
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Advertisement24 1949-08-13 4 TABLE r MARGARINE |mLJ2| contain- k) ~7ea view both a. 0ONCBR1 5S .INUAl.-MKMN 1 SPKCIAI 1MSNIK >»i ADELPHI <*' f u ooao rooo KATHLEEN SEIH24 words
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151 1949-08-13 5 Beefsteak lessons for Malay girls AIRMAIL FEES ■MS9 Sf lV Hrportor iteen m 12 to ting how Malay the im an<l nools domestic I charking was Rochore j schools, i ined total be good ■Jish dishes .11. the Asof these Free Press u idea in girll how to like boefblea151 words
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Article, Illustration335 1949-08-13 5 ZONES But exceptions can be made Free Press Staff Reporter JJUNGALOW areas in Singapore town will in future be closed to flats, but Municipal Commissioners may waive the rule-and allow the erection of flats as they think fit. This is the effect of amendments to the335 words
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Article273 1949-08-13 5 China cleans up with S 'pore soap nlvr ress Ch inese Correspondent SINGAPORE S exports of locally-manufactured soap have soared with temperatures in China A Singapore manufacturer, Mr. Ang Hai Suan told the Free Press yesterday that the summer heat was one of the main reasons for increased sales to273 words
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Article155 1949-08-13 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singapore Harbour Board has been tentaUvoly approached by several shipping companies in Singapore to assist them in storing certain cargoes of goods be- j rauso of congestion at Hong i Kong's docks. Mr. Henry Basten, chairman o" the 5.H.8.. told the;155 words
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Article109 1949-08-13 5 POM the beginning of next month, action will be i taken a^oinst motorists and owners nf motor vehicles for parking rars without lights. Offenders arr liable to a fine of up to $100. An official statement says tha<- an<- motor vehicle on any road between sunset and109 words
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Article75 1949-08-13 5 /GAINSBOROUGH Studios \M have made a good job of Somerset Maugham's Quartet, which is being shown it the Pavilion. Of the four short stories in this film, the best seems to be The Colonel's Lady, with The Kite coming in a close second. Cecil Parker givesT.H. - 75 words
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Article40 1949-08-13 5 Mr. Tan Ah Tah. Second District Judge, Singapore, has been appointed to act as District Judge and First Magistrate in place of Mr. E. P. Shanks who has gone on long leave to the United Kingdom.40 words
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Article30 1949-08-13 5 Mr. C. W. Meyer, Records Officer, Labour Department, Singapore, has been appointed to act as an Assistant Secretary. Colonial Secretariat, Singapore. In addition to his own duties.30 words
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Article328 1949-08-13 5 Free Press Staff Reporter i^RITICISMS of Federal overstaffing were answered last night by the Chief Secretary of the Federation, Sir Alec Newboult, broadcasting on the machinery of Government. Sir Alec said that critics who compared the present size of the Federal Secretariat with what it328 words
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Article168 1949-08-13 5 MORE than 5.000 dozen i oysters are flown monthly t.o Singapore from Sydney by Qanta? p.'unos on the Kan- j t'aroo service." Coiisignii.ents by aJr began 11 yeai c ago when a trial i r.ipment of three dozen f,ysterF wi:.- forwarded from Sydney. By February,168 words
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Article437 1949-08-13 5 'Special to die: killed wife Free Press Staff Reporter IPOH, Friday. /^ONVICTED on a charge of killing his wife, who was found dead outside her house, a 23-year-old special constable, Abdul Aziz bin Ibrahim, was today sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Storr at the conclusion of a two-day trial437 words
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Article35 1949-08-13 5 Closing tin:« fMO mulls at tlic O.PO a)t«: to lr:dia. P:iiciM;«n. th<-Irj-land. Eir*. Europi N. ani V/. Africa W. Indies, and Ce>i<>i'i noon and to Bten 6 jam No surface mails nr< arrive todny35 words
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Article125 1949-08-13 5 FATIMAH binte Hamid told the Singapore CoroneT. Mr. W. G. Porter, yesterday how she waited in vain for a visit from her younger brother. The brother, 20-year-old Buang bin Hamld. was lying dead on Kallang Road, his head crushed by the rear whe^l of a motor125 words
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Article, Illustration38 1949-08-13 5 Free Press pit turc JL ral. Singapore, l>r Uu Pink shiim. spr.ikim; :tt thr third annkirar> dinn»r «»f the Suii;a|H»r«* QtltlMMll 1-ui'jiM'd Ucc Retailers' A >i < iution at th»* Southern II .t. I list night-Free Press - 38 words
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Article15 1949-08-13 5 Mr. M. R Hondrrson has been appoint* ,i > Dii rector of Garden.-. Singapore.15 words
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Advertisement213 1949-08-13 5 I v Qanfeen I Going for a swim I on Sunday? I SWIM SUITS IN MOST ATTRACTIVE COLOURS AND STYLES MODELS BY JANTZEN. MORLEY AND I MAID MARIAN ONE PIECE WITH SKIRT AND TWO PIECES I~T O IB* J JjJ wMmMUmimM ■ii fuel •rfiJ6*9fflBKU&MM/mm!mKMtKm 1 1 I k. M *J213 words
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Advertisement111 1949-08-13 5 STAIR CARPETING Axminister Stair Cirpeting In self colours of Light Blue. S:i-i-Green, Royal Biue 6» I);irk Green. 27" wide $10.95 per yd. 36" wide $16.50 per yd. Wiltem Stiir Carpeting In self colours of Gold, Dark GfWfl ;ind Sa^e Green 27" wide $13.50 per yd. Also Available in -£e Green,111 words
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Article258 1949-08-13 6 Campaign to end terror THE Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, last night declared that every man and woman in Malaya t4 must feel personally concerned to give the authorities all the assistance in their power" in the campaign against the bandits. He emphasised: 'That is imperative." Addressing258 words
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Article, Illustration21 1949-08-13 6 picture. THFSE four four-year-old kiddies took part in a iur fashion show in London. All are wearing short coney coats ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article71 1949-08-13 6 CTIX><Jj&8 duicd lower in the m York Stock Exchange yes^erdsy In dealings that were again on the light side. Utilities encountered some late support but I losses ranging from fractions to U.S. $1 were widespread at the eni of the dr.y. Corrective profit-taking accounted for moq of theReuter - 71 words
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561 1949-08-13 6 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE 1 i LONDON, Sat. RUBBER and tin shares yesterday again advanced in the London Stock Exchange where, says Reuter's financial correspondent, quietly firm conditions generally prevailed. Continued small bear covering gave British Government stocks scattered improvemens of up to a quarter per561 words
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Advertisement156 1949-08-13 6 This is the 26th consecutive Saturday that we have taken all this extra space to tell you |gp|) about the Shaws' Brand of Entertainment, which, like this half page, is consistent! act e cunu/c 7T7' a j^TirFoiiftwlhfr'rßOWD and dance at the A« FirUTlilPi 1.45 T^^C^T CITY S most popular "n^hi^156 words
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Miscellaneous247 1949-08-13 6 Mdndrdke Exclusive to the Singapore Free l> n i I SO YOU 1 1 I WANTEO ID SEE; HIM |w€S MY 8AOTHEA I GOOD c-hT'I =^TaT' KNOW BEFORE YOU OIO-ANO 0EAE4.' IT— j— J ANO HE HASTut V "*^>* rJANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free l>,<>ss m u ni Y247 words
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Article191 1949-08-13 7 TX T 1 Weather still keeps fine Free Press Racing Correspondent OHN is my nap selection at Kuala Lumpur today and stable connections are very confident of it's lances against a rather weak field in the first race It was bright and clear191 words
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Article219 1949-08-13 7 EZZARD Charles' manager, Jake Mintz yesterday asked Joe Louis "to forget about retirement and fight Charles next Summer."' Mintz told Louis "You owe it to the public and to Charles" and added "it would draw a million dollars." Louis smiled and said nothing. Meanwhile, the219 words
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Article360 1949-08-13 7 ■:ijjiM Middlesex have taken a clear lead at I top of the county championship table, but l-"- still being challenged strongly by Worces-fc.!Mirn-y, Yorkshire and Warwickshire. ny counties concerned in the race oship it is possible there will be a irs for the first timeReuter - 360 words
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Article, Illustration34 1949-08-13 7 CUPINAL CAPTAINS in J. 1 captain of the ho nwvt Malaya (up npiir this BELOW v. L. ■rill I* leading :.r the lav Henry has 'iptam of the SelanI, for mm- jrean.— ni turps.34 words
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Article179 1949-08-13 7 N.Z. Test team for today THE New Zealand team to meet England in the forth and last test beginning at the Oval today is: A. Hadlee (captain), W. M. Wallace, M. P. Donnelly, S. Sutcliffe, V. J. Scott, J. R. Reid, T. B. Burtt, H. B. Cave, Q. F. Cresswell,Reuter - 179 words
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Article38 1949-08-13 7 rHE British yacht, Myth of Malham, on Thursday won the 3th Fastnet race when she finishd a rough sail from Cowes, Isle >f Wight, to Fastnet Rock and >ack to Plymouth a distance of 600 niles.- A. P.A.P. - 38 words
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411 1949-08-13 7 I>ERT Sutcliffe, the 25-year-old New Zealand left- hander, in scoring his sixth century of the summer in the drawn match against Essex at Southend yesterday created two more records for his country. He became the first n team in England to exceed register two separateReuter - 411 words
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Article159 1949-08-13 7 THE Rovers Sports Club, with luck on their side, defeated the Pulau Branl United by three goals to 1 two in the senior league j fixture at Jalan Besar yesterday. With play confined to a duel between two strong defences, the respective goalkeepers had little to159 words
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Article666 1949-08-13 7 OELOW is given the card of events for today's 13 races at Kuala Lumpur. Te Taki, Tiestone, Lady Ethel, Jackpot and Kandy Kid have been scratched from all engagements. The double totes will be on races two and three and seven and eight, and the big sweep will666 words
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Article105 1949-08-13 7 "OILL Sichvell scored a victory for D Australia In the Davis Cup inter-zone final against Italy in New York yesterday. He beat Giovanni Cucelli 6-2 6-4 2-6 »5-2. Rain interrupted play Tor more than two hours, and the second singles of the tie was postponed until tomorrow.Reuter - 105 words
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Article77 1949-08-13 7 17INOO Mankad, the Indian v Test cricketer, yesterday signed a contract for two more seasons with Castieton Moor, the Central Lancashire League Club. Permission from the Indian Board of Control was received earlier this week. With only four games re- maining in his nrsi season asReuter - 77 words
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Advertisement82 1949-08-13 7 '"^Wim i It PHILIPS^ ic\H U I P^ssd V Af N y KKlAlwrt ft. ivfh I "^•"U PLAYtK 3\\ r ?»"f ILf -1 3^-T \Bf rat, *»*•-.A, RE id Domestic M t trms (an fc RfH D*n«ft a*. LB nAUiU CO. "-hard iM a n m«.,More. m^^ mm^ r li^82 words
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Advertisement320 1949-08-13 7 RAFFLES HOTEL SUNDAY NI6BI IN THE PALM OOUBT THE SAND OF Ist BN. THE SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS By kind permission LT.-COL. J. S. H. DOUGLAS, O.C. Conducted by BANDMASTER A. BKI XSDKN, A.R.C.M. MONDAY NIGHT BALLROOM 6 PALM C < K i<T WILL BE RESERVED FOR THE GALA BALL THE MUSICIAN'S320 words
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Miscellaneous207 1949-08-13 7 TRESPASSES EPSOM t EEP ~7^.I'^7~ PO1N n 0 M>tPtaln Nonya Mart Nonya Marl RACE 1 5 R EEIS TON QUEEN MAMLSE BICKSMEAD mImLSE J 00 m£?£?* S^*"^*" Mamus Princes, B*.a Mamusc Ricksrnead Princess Bean Ricksmead R\CE 2 L «i Y J ALLEY SI NNY VALLEY I^ITED PISCES UNITED PISCES 3207 words
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Article182 1949-08-13 8 'Russia our only enemy' WASHINGTON, Saturday. THE U.S. Air Force Chief-of-Staff, Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg, yesterday said Russia is America's only possible enemy and the only threat to world peace, that atomic bombing in the event of war has the first priority and the joint Chiefs-of-Staff182 words
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Article85 1949-08-13 8 Kashmir talks held up NEW DELHI, Sat. THE India-Pakistan conference- proposed for, Wednesday to discuss the implementation of the truce agreement in Kashmir is likely to be postponed. The conference Is being convened under the auspices of the United Nations Kashmir Commission. News that the conference was likely to beReuter - 85 words
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Article56 1949-08-13 8 rpHE Madras Minister for x Prisons, Mr. Madhava Menon, says he has received a letter saying "the people's court ot Communists" had passed sentence of death on him. Mr. Menon told Reuter that other ministers and high officials of the Madras Government had received threatening letters fromReuter - 56 words
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113 1949-08-13 8 LONDON, Sat. A FURTHER stay of execution, pending an appeal to the Privy Council, has been granted by the Indian Government to Nathuram Godse and Narayan Apte, convicted in connection with the murder of Mahatma Gandhi on Jan. 30, 1948. The execution of GodseReuter - 113 words
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Article57 1949-08-13 8 ONE person was killed and several injured when Calcutta police fired on jobless workers who attacked them with bombs and brickbats outside a locked-up factory yesterday. The trouble started when the workers threw a bomb at the factory manager after he had refused to negotiate withReuter - 57 words
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Article63 1949-08-13 8 JJIG BEN, on top of the Parliament building, failed to 1J strike at 9 o'clock last night. Listeners to the BBC. 9 o'clock news missed the familiar Big Ben chimes signal for the -programme's start. The announcer explained that Big Ben was running four minutesA.P. - 63 words
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Article148 1949-08-13 8 Gen. Vandenbcrg said that the United States, with atomic bombs in "significant quantity" and B3G's to deliver them can check iho aggressive designs'" of the Russian leaders. He the J^im Chiefs-of-StafT. the Defence S<oretary. Mr. Louis Johnson, and President 'Truman have determined' the goals of the Defence Depart-U.P.; Reuter - 148 words
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Article15 1949-08-13 8 Today: 1.05 a.m. 1 H p.m. Tomorrow: 1.40 a. m; "-i. 11 p.m.15 words
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Article194 1949-08-13 8 NEW WAR RULES ARE APPROVED GENEVA, Saturday. HPHE 60-nation Geneva Red Cross conference, which has framed new "rules of war" over the last 16 weeks and was one of the biggest in Geneva's long treaty-making history, ended yesterday. TUn pmifcrpiiPfi piiHpH hv the Swiss Government has drawn up four "modernised'"Reuter - 194 words
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Article, Illustration60 1949-08-13 8 photo. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hallinan (left) say good-bye to their injured son, Terence, just before he was flown m a helicopter from Benson Lake (Cal.), 8.500 feet up in the Sierra Nevada, to a hospital in the Yesemite Valley. Terence, because of a serious head injury, could not beA.P. - 60 words
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Article65 1949-08-13 8 THE British Government is expected to publish next week an agreement increasing the amount of sterling Pakistan can draw from her blocked account. The new agreement is expected to make Pakistan a full member of the sterling area with no rigid limit on her drawings onUP - 65 words
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Article25 1949-08-13 8 Mikolai Kroesev. 27-ycar- old carmaker of the Russian i consulate in Seoul, was arrested on Aug. 10 by south Korean national police.- U.P.U.P. - 25 words
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Article35 1949-08-13 8 Belgian Socialists and Communists, linked in determined opposition to a return of exiled King Leopold to the throne, yesterday announced the setting up of "action com- mitt^s" thrfiiitrbniit thfi nnwn- try.- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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236 1949-08-13 8 Dl KtSA3i, aaiurua>. A STATEMENT covering all the inquests, completed yesterday, on 78 non-Europeans who died in the Indian African rioting in Durban last January, said no evidence could be obtained on the circumstances i >f death or those responsible. The Durban Police Commandant,236 words
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Article69 1949-08-13 8 More Burmese rebel setbacks RANGOON. Sat. BURMESE troops have reoccupied Wundwln and Thedaw, rebel tiolda near the north Burma army headquarters ol Me Burma army radio claimed last night. In the Moulmein district ol south-eastern Burma, 20 Insurgents were killed and eight captured after a 9f minutes* battle, and heav\69 words
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Article39 1949-08-13 8 THE Bolivian Embassy In Quito Ecuador says it I has received reports of an 1 Indian revolt In the Bolivian Department of Oruro, near the mining area. The revolt was quickly quashed by the Bolivian Army.— neuterReuter - 39 words
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Article18 1949-08-13 8 Dr. Juan A. Bramuglia has resigned as Argentine Foreign Minister, a >"<»* hpM Bince 1946.- A.P.A.P. - 18 words
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Article51 1949-08-13 8 DAMASCUS, Sat. n^HE American -ow n c d Trans-Arabian pipeline brought President Zaivi's fountain pen by bidding £60.000 Syrian) at an auction The money goes to benefit the Red Crescent, the I*lavi ic version of the Red Cross. Col. Zaim donated the pen for auction.51 words
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Article156 1949-08-13 8 Berlin to receive M-aid WASHINGTON, Sat. WESTERN BERLIN is now eligible to receive Marshall Plan aid, Mr. j. J. McCloy. U.S. High Commissioner for Germany said last night. Until now Berlin has never received Marshall Plan assistance in spite of urgent appeals from West German political leaders. Mr McCloy saidA.P. - 156 words
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Article58 1949-08-13 8 KARACHI. 8«t THE Chittagong Chamber of Commerce ho.- &ed a resolution from the Paki Federation of Ch I tnerce and Industry to boycott all Indl miported into Pakistan Thf Federation's wai pas* i on Saturd express resentment against an Indian eracuee property ordinance which, u wasReuter - 58 words
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Article53 1949-08-13 8 GOERING PLANT FOR INDIA INDIA, with flve European countries, will share in the distribution of plant as reparations from the fonn< r Hermann Goering Iron and i at Baugitter mtu Brunswick Her chief share will be plant from the main workshops. The Other recipients are Br; France 3^10^11 wi NnrwftvReuter - 53 words
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Article12 1949-08-13 8 Prince Boun Oum. Premier of Laos. ieP P: ""»> v«*t#rday for Saigon- ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article153 1949-08-13 8 LONDON, Saturday. BRITAIN will begin immediately filling outstanding arms orders from Arab countries held up by the United Nations arms embargo during the Palestine war, official sources here said last night. The raising of tne embargo by the Security Council ha$ made it possible toU.P.; Reuter; A.P. - 153 words
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Article43 1949-08-13 8 President Truman yesterday nominated General Joseph Lawton as Army Chief of Staff.- U.P. Two prisoners W0K !< ille when police tired on Com munist prisoners who attack ed officials at Cuddaior Jail. Madras, last night wit I knives, lathis, and stones.U.P. - 43 words
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Advertisement380 1949-08-13 8 ft. l" I ih I "i a BIRTH PIPE.— At K.K. Hospital on twelfth August, 1949, to Joan, wife of John Pipe a son, Michael John. Both well. ENGAGEMENT THE ENGAGEMENT is announced between Derrick John Isaac elder son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Isaac of Lincoln, England and380 words
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Advertisement216 1949-08-13 8 We are we// t wu; t«» MJPdIn von a;: rC riqht t\ D< „t M BUILDINn I at most competitivi i J Consult TAN SIN PENG CO I 11 Phillip Street Tele 3IIK- HM FAMOUS AMERICAN RECORDS I MADE IN ENGLAND UNDER LICENCE. CAPITOL ALBUM* Album tt-ai lion i: >216 words
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Miscellaneous174 1949-08-13 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris W^ am^9 I -> M LL STOPPED I (7 THANK TWBN YOU'LL EXCUSE ME IF I TAKE 1 fi OD A YtheVLL CALL A DOCTOR ViHHMI w LiKE TME NOW LIZA BIG TONYS r YOU, SAINT CASE CF HOPPY v\%OSE EVE TELLS GREAT JOS, |AND174 words
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Title Section12 1949-08-13 1 Free Press Sturday Magazine "^"^^^^^^^^^f^*^^™^yrrx^ t a a f* 1 3 y^12 words
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Article, Illustration213 1949-08-13 1 inosl bored i ,p| c in Singa the visiting i discovered I s|u nt day atting to I the Marine ;n !t i |)OUs!1';hI's I] nation- to one or wo places possible h to stay are ashore teir ships, r white, most hree things are bored, Off.213 words
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Article, Illustration625 1949-08-13 1 NAN HALL - NAN HALL by year. There is accommodation for 150 men and the tarrif, with meals, is $4.50 a day for seamen and $6.50 a day for officers. STAYING there this week are Canadians. English. French, Indonesians, Filipinos. American Negroes. West Indians. Chinese Indians ard Africans Ir has a restaurant.625 words
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Article324 1949-08-13 1 K.S. CHiA - K.S. CHiA by "Ill Delightfully 11 Wicked Couple with love for the unconventional, tasteful and aesthetic adventures into the unusual would correspond with like couples." You've guessed cor rectly. Only the amazing Americans with the zest for the unconventional would advertise in such a vein.324 words
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560 1949-08-13 1 When Light fired silver dollars into the jungle f I Ixist Thursday was the 1 63rd anniversary of the founding of tki if < > British settle we nt in j, Penang. Here. CARL <- I UM gives a few <>f the salient facts a bout t //iavf stirring, danger*560 words
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596 1949-08-13 1 KENNY KAYE - yyATCHING a bottle these days is a pastime which does not necessarily mean that a fellow is very thirsty. Most probably he belongs to that band of rabid flsh fanciers who rear flsh just to watch them fight for a wager or596 words
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Advertisement71 1949-08-13 1 m ■*|J!jL SHORT WORK I J9 of SHOR T- WA VE Tumm;. >i)SH RADIO Radio enables you to find your way about the "»d confidence. Band-spread tuning cnorbenvtCO each wavelength on the tuning scalr, (uningeasy ensures the programme will come i he high-quality tone lor which Bush Bi-tocal aiming tamous.71 words
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Advertisement9 1949-08-13 1 Obtainable from the Sintiapotc (*<>\,l Stoni"* all hi&h-class fton9 words
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1248 1949-08-13 2 PRIVATE LIVES NORMAN PRICE gives a close-up I of DENNIS PRICE TYWVX over Chel- j sea An alarm :lock seizes slumber by the scruff of the neck and shakes it. In one of Mallordstreet's tiny, aristocratic mansions, a peer of [he realm sleeps1,248 words
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Article189 1949-08-13 2 lAN Coster reports tnat he had under the other day with blue-eyed, redhaired Nadia Gray, film star, known as Miss Dynamite," "The Mad Princess," and The Red Orchid I K"S l n nt RU Tni^4i R d USorVnc? and b c'lm, NadA Cantaculino But '-r r??d UanT.K.UZino.189 words
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Article, Illustration41 1949-08-13 2 Roc with Stanley Holloway and Nigel p>. produced by George and Alfred Black and directed by Bernard Knowles at Denha'm An offset shot of Patricia Roc from "The Perfect Women," the Two Cities film version of the successful comedy, starring Patricia41 words
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629 1949-08-13 2 Harold Conway - Margaret Leighton goes to the top Harold Conway By TONTRACT signed recently by Margaret- Leighton at 27 Britain's most interesting new actress since the war gives her the biggest chance of her career. She is to tackle the star part —created by Katharine Hepburn in the West End production of629 words
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Article752 1949-08-13 2 _w Our London Film Reporter - They go abroad to work w Our London Film Reporter By THERE has been quite an exodus of British film notabilities to the Continent recently, and they are not aft going on holiday. There is much work to do, for several current British productions call for location work outside this752 words
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Article13 1949-08-13 2 when Is A Film A 'Plug?' asdfasdf sf f f A I I13 words
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Advertisement226 1949-08-13 2 HOLLYWOOD Beauty Hint 4 S tk ii '^v3fc' IBkc^ I Starring DIANNA OUtBIN. U -I MOUVWOOD Tolkiwt o»«ut yew' y»o«"»' n 9 P»o«ed*ro» it m»mily ot ditilW- o«.r>9 at bovmg tKem witaettod by leelier* before *h«y or* completed I vow rl tudi a convtrtotion it to br»e4 tWai i» Jmn226 words
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Advertisement59 1949-08-13 2 WE PRESENT WllH PRIDI SUCCESS IN A ROW THE PASSIONATE FRI "QUARTET" WHICH HA CAN ONLY BE DESCRIBI TODAY FOUR SHOWS JJ&* 2-4.15-6.30-9.30pr PHON YOU CAN RELY ON EAGLE l VjuaiTec 1 PICTUKf J ANNIVERSARY SAUMOfc PERSIAN, BUKHARA INDI CARPETS 6c RUGS IT WM t fl Wmml—imdGift Buying is no!59 words
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Article953 1949-08-13 3 LEE SIOW MONG - LEE SIOW MONG by .-TIE C are mU TCica, The y rt bor: 'sic, they Sin nd the y I mUS I There is asion in Chinese may not be >ic to suit time, has r that it is en to the emanating order to rig953 words
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Article, Illustration304 1949-08-13 3 Stephen Sim - Stephen Sim by WANT you to meet Peter Peter with the #ood nature and kind heart Peter who rings the school bell at the Catholic High School in Queen Street Peter who is blind but in spite of it the happiest man I know. I've known Peter304 words
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Article, Illustration400 1949-08-13 3 A.S. LEE - These men carve for the dead A.S. LEE by SINGAPORE has many Chinese Epsteins whose job it is to cater for the dead to carve their names on stone and beautify their tombs. Working a 12-hour day, these men can be seen hewing, chiselling and paring in shops along Jalan400 words
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Article600 1949-08-13 3 MARIAN WELLS - S'PORE'S RURALANGELS OF MERCY MARIAN WELLS by DISTANCE menus nothing to the small but plucky band of nurses and midwives who run Singapore's rural health clinics. Their areas cover miles of squatter huts and scattered kampongs but if an urgent call comes at any hour of the day or night600 words
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504 1949-08-13 3 HUANG HSIAN- SHENG - And that is why the sea is salty HUANG HSIAN-SHENG by QNCE there lived two brothers, who, upon the death of their parents, divided the inherited property. The elder brothe*r, however, was a great bully and took almost everything, leaving only an axe to the younger brother, who was not504 words
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Advertisement52 1949-08-13 3 lEW KEROSENEOPERATED SERVEL EFBIGERATOR W \j u I Ml 5! _JL Wt,. vou every t modem a food* A making ice I'-hhr :nv inferior, And this new where-be- sene. Can't |W. r because I ■*i. 'n S parts, aedoes the new ■-sts just run. B 11 I*-^^1 Dealer I wOt,52 words
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Article474 1949-08-13 4 SPORTING Chit Chat TONIGHT every soccer lan in Singapore will be eagerly awaiting the *tsjlt of the' Malaya Cup toal between Army-Navy and Selangor at Kuala Lumpur. Army-Navy have already made history by boating Singapore and thereby qualifying for the final, and if they bring home ihe oacon. a rousing474 words
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Article, Illustration1542 1949-08-13 4 George Creighton - HOW TO MASTER THE CRAWL STROKE George Creighton Speed Swimming No.2. By T4IK development of speed swimming can he traced from writings dating to the sixteenth century. Before that time, accounts by the Greek, Koman, AngloSaxon and Scandinavian classics deal only with great feats of swimming oi the heroes of1,542 words
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Article, Illustration366 1949-08-13 4 N.W.D. Yardley - N.W.D. Yardley By THE weather in England is so changeable that it can never be left out of the reckoning when making decisions in cricket. In the warmer climates of Australia, South Africa. India, and the West Indies, when it rains it comes teeming down366 words
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291 1949-08-13 4 Jimmy Wilde - Jimmy Wilde Bv WHAT is the object ff ot the British Boxing Board <>l Control in deciding to fine Billy Thompson £7.")0 for his disqualification against Kid Dussart? It was not enough, apparently, that the blow that ended the flght should have cost291 words
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Article, Illustration48 1949-08-13 4 Billy Thompson (right). 22-year-old mineuorker. beattni R Ilarringay arena to bring the European Ufhtwelfhfl champinnshii an interval of 18 years. He lost it recently on a foul t.. K.l and has been fined t750 by the British Bo\in» Hoard of < ontrol mI j suue:estN bctow, w.is too scvrrt-48 words
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