The Singapore Free Press, 26 September 1949
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Title Section19 1949-09-26 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA No. 17.588. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1949. PRICE 10 CENTS19 words
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Article, Illustration481 1949-09-26 1 picture. Gimson's call to FAO men Free Press Staff Reporter JN WELCOMING delegates to the Far Eastern meeting of the Food and Agricultural Organisation at the Victoria Hall this morning, the Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson, said that the problem of feeding the population ofA.P. - 481 words
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Article58 1949-09-26 1 WHO GOT SOV IET GOODS? r Reporter 0 1 worth ot goods ported from half of rth was rt-Export il (i this remaining ot 13 W( re proi ines. Imported a spokesman I of EconoWe didn't do x vith it." a rubber merlWe dorft shipment! to I cardboard iggested that58 words
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Article37 1949-09-26 1 PARIS. MOO. U IL-INFORMED source* about of roughly ops are preparing Indw-China to 110.000 French There. •'he three Viet•'■d m Paris for ..formation nulitary •id. '-China were n the lnior 1 ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article23 1949-09-26 1 said at re killed 25 injured y^urday cars comGrand Phx of i at pjups of i f "rs on U.P.U.P. - 23 words
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Article186 1949-09-26 1 500 planes in 'attack on UK T u LONDON, Sunday. HE announcement that Russia now has the atom bomb lent a touch of urgency to manoeuvres over Britain last night and today m which 500 British Dutch, Belgian and American bombers and jet fighters took part. Every radar station wasU.P. - 186 words
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Article122 1949-09-26 1 JOGJAKARTA, Monday. S f 2££?s! r thC Muslim and Nationalist Parties, the two largest within the Republic, last tught expressed strong disapproval of the Indone-sian-Dutch agreement reached at Namur. Belelum KSSS£^£!™ PrOP Sed f r N^"'»«* Mohammed Saleh, Secretary General of the Muslim Party, charged that122 words
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Article92 1949-09-26 1 Free Press Staff Reporter THE increase m the Ministry of Supply's selling price of tin to £739 a ton from £569 has not altered the buying price of tin paid to Malayan producers, an official of Straits Trading Co. told the Free Press this morning. "We92 words
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Article157 1949-09-26 1 HONG KONG, Monday. *T»HE American liner General Gordon with 1,275 evacuees of 15 nationalities aboard left Shanghai early yesterday for Hongkong, the Chinese Nationalist news agency reported from Taipeh The evacuees many oi whom have spent most of their lives m China, include United States Embassy157 words
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Article, Illustration156 1949-09-26 1 TWt M V TllKht-YKAK Ol I) K. Nishiura ill arrestrd yesterday for loitering outside the Osaka Jail m convict uniform and immediately asked the police to ensure that he received a long sentence m prison. He told them that after d~>inr a three-year sentence mReuter - 156 words
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Article79 1949-09-26 1 Free Press Staff Reporter IN Indian handed 90 rounds of ammunition and a fully-loaded Sten gun magazine which he found m a hut at the ninth mile SegamatGemas Road, Johore, yesterday to the police. The Indian was accosted by two armed Chinese while he was walking79 words
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Article20 1949-09-26 1 Air transport agreements with both India and Siam have been virtually scaled by the Philippines Foreign Office.20 words
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Article30 1949-09-26 1 Last night Singapore police arrested 12 Chinese suspected of being connected with secret societies. Three Chinese women were arrested for being concerned with the running of chap-Ji-kee lotteries30 words
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Article28 1949-09-26 1 President Quirino of the Philippines ordered the price of rice reduced to 90 centavos per ganta (45 U.S. c~nts for about 5 2 pounds) A.P.A.P. - 28 words
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247 1949-09-26 1 CHICAGO, Monday. WESTERN Europe "is at the mercy of Russia," Dr. Harold C. Urey, Nobel Prize winner and discoverer of heavy water, used m atomic research, said here. He added, "If peace is preserved, it will not be because we can prevent WesternReuter - 247 words
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Article41 1949-09-26 1 Chinese Communists In the Philippines, whether they are there legally or illegally will shortly be rounded up by a combined force of army and constabulary intelligence agents for screening m connection with their alleged subversive activities.- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article27 1949-09-26 1 Czech newspapermen were yesterday ordered to learn Russian "m order to strengthen co~o»pratio* with the Soviet pr-ss and iform Czech readers about the Soviet.'*27 words
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242 1949-09-26 1 FRANKFURT, Monday. OISSIA has virtually ringed Western Europe with secret V-2 rocket-launching bases, according to Allied and German sources, who say that the bases are aimed at strategic points m Western Europe from the English Channel to the Adriatic. The report, coupled with Russia's242 words
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205 1949-09-26 1 BRUSSELS, Moi. BELGIAN uranium mining circles said today tnai twssia is Deneved to posbes> "vast reources" 01 msn graat' uranium ore comparable to mat used oy tne tnuea dti\Wt> m making atom ooinos. One expert said: 'AccurdiiiK to our iniormaiion tne kus sians naveU.P. - 205 words
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Article28 1949-09-26 1 A municipal building and seven private Industrial bulding were destroyed by a large fire which oroke o\U, yesterday afternoon m ihe Russian sector of Vienna28 words
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Article54 1949-09-26 1 J^ SPktIAL Market Corre^pundrnt fives the prices of rubber (la cento per Ib.) at 11 »jn today as follows Buyers Sellers No 1 R.S.S. Spot: loose 45V4 45^ F.o.b. m bales Oct. No. 1 B.S.S. 45*4 45-fe No. X B.S.S. 43T« 44'w No. S B.S.S. JO t 4154 words
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Article, Illustration724 1949-09-26 2 A VISIT to the Isle Aof Wight (John Priestley's Other Island) confirmed a growing suspicion that one of Britain's strangest national characteristics is a love of discomfort. Choosing, unwisely, a S iturday for travelling, and not having reserved a seat I was provided with overwhelming724 words
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Article347 1949-09-26 2 West opened the queen jf diamonds, and the defenders speeJiiy won two tricks In that suit. 3outh ruffed the third round of diamonds, and then considered the play very carefully. Having already lost two tricks, declarer saw that he could make his contract only If he avoided the347 words
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Article, Illustration335 1949-09-26 2 PRETORIA: CARRIER pigeons may partially take over the traditional role of the stork, if plans mooted by farmers m the Transvaal materialise. The possibility of using carrier pigeons to distribute semen to outlying farms for the artificial insemination of cattle is now being considered. Speed isReuter - 335 words
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Article, Illustration537 1949-09-26 2 THE fat man lay stretched on the beach, blissfully at peace, lulled asleep by the sea's old song. Suddenly a shower of sand fell on his face. The fat man looked up into the .serious face of a twoheaded nve-year-old boy with a bigAP - 537 words
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Miscellaneous576 1949-09-26 2 rSIMHAPOPF English Programme <As S'porO: Light Mu»ic; 11 .15 'Commonwemth -IAUHfUKL 2.00 Close; 6.00 Station Opening.: .w^-.. tnnr n (BLUfc MIUOKKi 602 Li e*U Music; 630 Dance Mu- 1 <BBC)j 11.30 New s 484 and 417 metres sic: 710 share Market Report; News Analysis (BBC); 1145 Music. Emerge, news from576 words
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Miscellaneous12 1949-09-26 2 Solution To Crossword No* 801 [s It] 1 WoTSppßitoiißßNi BCSSREI s=S^l«^ MPV&M12 words
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Miscellaneous388 1949-09-26 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR HORN today, there is a ba from which 10 ope- tremendoui amount of ra *r steam and energy m your Vo V are Particularly at-make-up. Your ideals are tractive to the opposite sex lofty and your ambLions nd wl n "»*ny close high. You have no per-388 words
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Article, Illustration410 1949-09-26 3 CANTON MAY ASK U.N. TO INTERVENE Formal move tomorrow? lir V£Xn NEW YORK, Sunday. JJLW YORK diplomat says that Nationalist China will put up to the United Nations Assembly tomorrow formal charges accusing Russia of directing and aiding the Chinese Communists. Dr. T. F. Tsiang's address last Thursday while St^U.P.; A.P. - 410 words
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Article27 1949-09-26 3 AU persons entering India from Ceylon will be required from Oct. 1 to carry passports, according to an Indian Ministry of the Interior announcement issued.27 words
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Article144 1949-09-26 3 AISiKALIAN youth had sacrificed its spirit of adventure and initiative for security said a pamphlet entitled "Christian Education m a Demo, cratic Community," issued by the Roman Catholic hierarchy. The pamphlet added that a desirt for security at all costs had led to an equallyReuter - 144 words
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Article204 1949-09-26 3 SENATOR'S THREAT TO ACHESON REPRESENTATIVE Paul Shafer has threatened to q F a o n mve stigation of the U.S. State Department unless the Secretary of State I .iS can Ach eson, "does 1 something positive about the fn£f a C^ Use oX Mr. Shafer said continuation of the "frivolous,U.P. - 204 words
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Article, Illustration92 1949-09-26 3 A HIGH official sumce said the United States has decided to prjoe-d airh arrangement tor holding a Japan pt i ace treaty without Russia*, piiiicipi ioi* He said lnvtr*u«>na tot procedural conference on the treaty would be &ent out within the nrx: Ktnt months" Dy theU.P. - 92 words
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Article105 1949-09-26 3 Colom bo ru b ber project II States-owned i and Rubber contribute one- ipital for the i -million- i 575.000 rubber fac- t i Wished m n Government i Local enterprise: v alanct fourt i to the Industries Mr G. G Ponnam- l, the factory will under- manufacture ol resReuter - 105 words
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Article33 1949-09-26 3 A PARIS report says that the cabinet of Cambodia an independent State within the framework vf tho French Union to eon*" 1 provincial governors about the possibility of holding general elections.33 words
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Article93 1949-09-26 3 AFTER four weeks 01 cautious sparring between the Dutch and Indonesian delegations, the "first major agreement on fundamental issues was announced. The announcement was i long overdue, as a sense of unrealism was creeping over whole round-table conference because of the slow pace at which tnp discussions wereReuter - 93 words
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Article158 1949-09-26 3 THHE ill-fated 17,457-ton Royal Mail luxury liner Magdalena, which broke up on the rocks of Brazil during her maiden voyage last April, has been reproduced m a 13-foot scale model for the Ministry of Transport investigation, which opens at the high court here on Monday.Reuter - 158 words
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Article62 1949-09-26 3 BRITAIN'S latest irans-At-lantlc liner, the Caronia, will be the first post-war luxury cruiser to visit South and East Africa. She will leave New YorK un an 80-day voyage next Jan. 12 and will call at Durban. Capetown, Port Elizabeth. E:ist London and Mombasa. Trips to South Africa'sReuter - 62 words
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Article, Illustration285 1949-09-26 3 ASIAN WARNING TO U.S.— Taree tfrUisn soldiers and an American soldier broke away from a Russian Army prison at Pankow, East Berlin, m the early hours of Sept. 16. The Britons had been held by the Russians for mure than 18 months and t\e AmericanU.P. - 285 words
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Article96 1949-09-26 3 JAPS PLAN NEW HOME FOR Mac A. NEGOTIATIONS are under way to purchase a large tract of ground, near the American Embassy In Tokyo. 2s the site for a homo for the Commander of the U.S. Occupatior Forces after signing of p Japanese peace treaty. Gen Douglas Mac Arthur, SupremeA.P. - 96 words
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Article91 1949-09-26 3 riE New Delhi office ul an airline looked like a miniature zoo recently, when 40 giant bats and 170 monkey* were held up from export for want of a licence. The owners of this •mass-animal-cargo" lost the licence, while on his way to the capitaJ.Reuter - 91 words
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Article75 1949-09-26 3 Bengal's 250 ,000 lepers West Bengal Government is shortly introducing a scheme to isolate nearly 50,000 infectious lepers m the province, according to Dr. K.N. Katju, Governor of est Bengal. P r v,. K tJu said ln Calcutta that the scheme aimed at establishing small colonies on the outskirts ofReuter - 75 words
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Miscellaneous122 1949-09-26 3 WHAT'S OH IN K.L. PAVILION: Miraculous Journey. ODEON: Daughter ol the Jungle. REX: Escape. COLISEUM: Three Flowers (Mandarin). CATHAY: Quarrelsome Affectionate Couple (Mandarin). MADRAS: Calamity Jane And Sam Bass, CENTRAL* Nalla Thambi (Tamil). HINDUSTAN: Hambl Insan Hal (Hindi) EMPIRE: We Two (Tamil). PEN/ING ODEON: Unfaithfully Yours REX: Never Say Goodbye.122 words
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349 1949-09-26 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Sept. 26, 1949. FORESTALL THE ROBBERS PRICES are rising Id Singapore. Mr. Lim Ton Nee, acting president of the Singapore Municipal Services Union, said on Saturday that his members had found many shopkeepers had already raised their prices 30 per cent above pre-deval-uatfton levels. That349 words
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Article291 1949-09-26 4 WITH a fine optimism which, if applied generally by the Federal Legislative Councillors, might help solve other and more press Ing problems today m the Federation, the Federation reconstituted Select Committee on War Damage continues its championship of the excess profits set-off. Two members, more291 words
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Article958 1949-09-26 4 HALL ROMNEY - A 'Tenko' Night in Chelsea HALL ROM NEY LONDON LETTER by LONDON: "JCHI, nee, san, see..." The uninitiated, looking m at Chelsea Town I jail ballroom one evening recently, would have wondered what was happening. A Japanese officer, with an N.C.O. and a couple of Korean guards, whom he would958 words
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Article, Illustration706 1949-09-26 4 Graham Jenkins LONDON: rpHE radar-controlled projectile, powered by a rocket, will be the worlds weapon of the future In air. land and naval warfare, m the opinion of General Sir Frederick Pile, commander of B r i t a i n's anti-aircraft defences throughoutReuter - 706 words
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Article, Illustration25 1949-09-26 4 War Department "white collar" employees, unlike Government and Municipal clerks, do not have housing allowance, children's allowance and medical aid.25 words
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Article, Illustration826 1949-09-26 4 Alexander Thomson - Alexander Thomson By pUFFING their way along Bf>o miles of single-line track out m Portuguese West Africa are Britishowned railway trains. They are carrying the most hush-hush freight m the world. They link the small township of Dilolo, Just inside the Belgian Congo, with the West826 words
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Article271 1949-09-26 4 Gandhi ma y save his killers NEW OELffr-1 THE gentle ()fMa^tmat:J may save his own £l sins from death gallows. n M There is strong leeJ m India that the r M cution would con rjl all the princip;. wizened little man il taught thateoodJl be returned for evilS wiio271 words
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Article52 1949-09-26 4 A R.A.F. 'UNIVERSITY' A.' v. from Britain an monwealth finer ccmbai at Maiu'-. I.: Air station ii RAF College It will Januan l Ar. An Mm said wih giv, vi ry .irivjr.-'S.J ing les.-. :> Civilian and R A I will axplfcu cur tncnt of sin such as air naviga52 words
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Advertisement20 1949-09-26 4 CUPS JEWELLER* WATCHES SILVER WARE S. P. H. de SLVA 45, HIGH STREET. KUALA LUMPUR (JEWEL t. EX) SINGAPORE IPOH20 words
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Advertisement23 1949-09-26 4 2nd. Floor 13-Battery Road. Cocktail Ezrnim (jOZCJIS j r/w i//) r 0 </a^c' STYLE I I «?/<i CRAtTMAiSSiUPi" I Lazier avd G^itlrmans T23 words
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Article, Illustration511 1949-09-26 5 NO GIFTS: GOVT. OFFICIALS WARNED Lavish parties 'undesirable Free Press Staff Reporter JHE practice of providing lavish entertainment to Singapore Government officers going on leave or transfer, indulged m sometimes by members of the public and junior Government services is "highly undesirable," and "proposals tor such entertainment should be firmly511 words
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Article254 1949-09-26 5 Free Press Staff Reporter FROM the Amazon River, where the ox- fish suckles its young and plants eat insects, to the American zone of post-war Germany and the conference halls of Washington and Bangkok that has been the career since 1942, of Mr. Jose Francisco254 words
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Article41 1949-09-26 5 k 16-year-old Malay girl, Mariam binti Awang Chik, was mauled by a tiger while working m her sawah at Kampong Kuala Lesong. about 16 miles from A^r Star, the Utusan Molayu reports. She died later from her injuries.41 words
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234 1949-09-26 5 Joget girls say: 'leave us alone F. P. Malay Correspondent SINGAPORE'S ronggeng wirls are bewildered at the publicity given them and are very concerned that they have been the subject of public controversy. Their unanimous wish is to be left alone. Che Putih binti Sidek, who has been a ronggeng234 words
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Article, Illustration98 1949-09-26 5 THE 11th annual Inspection and display of the Boys', Brigade. sth Singapore Company, will be h<^lri :\t Choon Guan English "'^ool on Thursday at 5.30 p.m. The Colonial Srcreiary, Mr. P. A. B. McK(>;;\;:;. w:i. o<the inspecting officer. unit oi in*' Girl (iuides m th march- <stFree Press picture - 98 words
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Article198 1949-09-26 5 Free Press Chinese Correspondent pROSPECTS for unemployed Asian seamen have improved during the last fortnight, according to a spokesman of the Singapore Chinese Seamen's Union More and more European shipping firms, he said, were recruiting seamen and sending them to ports of embarkation m Europe More198 words
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Article, Illustration78 1949-09-26 5 (IAPT. Paddy Hall, Irish J skipper of the British blockade runner, Edith Moller. photographed m Hong Kong after the Chinese Nationalists had released his ship from detention at Chusan Island. The Edith Moller was one of two British ships seized by the Nationalist authorities while trying: to get78 words
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Article132 1949-09-26 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE recently-formed Singa- pore Indian Fine Arts Society will make its first public appearance at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow m the St. Andrew's School hall, Woodsville. The Society will present a K-item programme of Indian songs, dances and music. The programme will include a132 words
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Article445 1949-09-26 5 Free Press Staff Reporter ARRANGEMENTS are being completed for the Poppy Day children's party to be held at 26 Luscaden Road, Singapore, on Oct 15 starting a t I p.m. No efforts are being spared to make the function a 100 per cent, success.445 words
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245 1949-09-26 5 tree fress Chinese Correspondent UNREGISTERED Chinese schools are heeding the v warning: issued by the Education Department that it will m December consider taking action under the Registration of Schools Ordinance against thos«» schools which have not registered According to the Assistant Director' of Education245 words
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Article94 1949-09-26 5 SINGAPORE District Methodist Youth Fellowship are holding a meeting at Wesley Church today at 5 p.m. to welcome the Rev. and Mrs. Darrell Randall Rev. and Mrs. Randall are from the Youth Department of the Methodist Church m America and are eager to meet all Methodist young men94 words
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Article41 1949-09-26 5 THE Wesley Churen annual 1 bazaar, organised by the YVomen's Society A Chi 1 gtian Service to raise fund! lor various church projec s will be held m the church compound from 4.^0 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday.41 words
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Advertisement91 1949-09-26 5 Mode/ SfOF A.C. on/y j| 10 WattS Output. h.s mastus voct j Magnified Bandspread. I Specially designed for the tropics. I Magnificent tone. I *p^99j a only I less 10' < cash I Hire Purchase Terms Arranged. I Delivered and installed free of charge. S MOUTRIE ft CO IMALAYA) LTD91 words
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Advertisement84 1949-09-26 5 £ijpcon*£ forCAft ߣju/rr "SLIPCOTIZE" WAX CAR POLISH oz. tins) $1.75 ea. "SLIPCOTIZE" CAR CLEANER (S oz. lins) $115 t j_ "SLIPCOTIZE" OUTFITS $2.65 ea. (80S. Polish 4 oz. Clcanrr) "SLIPCOTIZE" INTERIOR CAR CLEANER (I pint lins) $175 tj n "BODYGUARD" CREAM CAR POLISH P I'inl lins) $1. 75 t j84 words
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Article1938 1949-09-26 6 Ted- Broadribb - TedBroadribb ■by HERE is a story which is unique m the history of the Ring. In his 60 years, Ted Broadribb has m turn bzen a fighter himself- as "Young Snowball," he was the only English boxer *>ver to knock out Carpentier— promoter, referee and man1,938 words
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Article44 1949-09-26 6 "Young Snowball" Broadribb beats Georges Carpentier, become- the moneylender m a yrvlitia camp, gets 21 days' "jankers" for yoing to New Yo- to Upht inst md of camp to train as a soldi *r. io ns a bible class and gets married.44 words
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Article, Illustration331 1949-09-26 6 Free Press Racing Correspondent A POINT of discussion among racing fans at I* **on Saturday was how Bright Eyes would fared against No Regrets had she run m \CI handicap for top-class horses. Trainer Rodgers withdrew Bright morning of the race and many331 words
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Article21 1949-09-26 6 THE Brv. Fra: place with 15 behind —m the i 8 1 ooen golf chai M f'av. A.P.A.P. - 21 words
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Miscellaneous64 1949-09-26 6 MandfdkG Exelu»ive to ,S7nea/>orP Free Press m Malaya HZZT~" -V^ \IIME NO SEE 1 1 OF COURSE NOT. HE'S I I NOW CAN YOU II ME DON'T --1 ■^■^^^^'"^^■■i^i^B JANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya ry y —y ME, MR /BUT WE N66P N/MY MAR SIR, SHfit^BUT64 words
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Article, Illustration246 1949-09-26 7 LUCKY ACE DOES BEST GALLOP Ballymun II is also impressive Free Press Racing Correspondent IPOH, Monday. gEST workout on the Ipoh training track this morning was that of Lucky Ace, who is handicapped m the Class 1, Div. 3 sprint over six furlongs on Wednesday. Ridden by J. Donnelly, this246 words
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Article302 1949-09-26 7 'Race of the century' on Oct. 9 .-race of the century" T tlf h en uleci *> many tin^s I I 5? international horse ias became almost ,lv that is a term .applied to Pnx irfumphe. the pg LArc over on e A/lcngchamps ■^b^blv 9 quite true that lt LReuter - 302 words
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Article114 1949-09-26 7 THE Cwcboslovak Grand Prix on Masaryic circuit of 17.8 kilometres was won \tsterday by Peter White.iead, a BriUsh driver Italnn-built md Phiiipe Etancclin 01 had a terrific duel through- 20 laps to taril) the crowd, oetween 200.000 and ptcp'.e. v.ho lir.ei tht injured, Prince Bira oilA.P. - 114 words
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Article30 1949-09-26 7 THE innutj cricKet match J the Gandhi Memorial the Indian AskZl s >'rett. --fwere- 1.A.-lst. UF-S R T AF lst Inns. 80 Inns. 137 iA.-2nd. xkt.30 words
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Article556 1949-09-26 7 IVOR Preece, England's captain last season, was the 1 inspiration behind Coventry's 9-6 win over Cardiff m their Rugby Union match o n Saturday. He startes the move which led to the first try and after Cardiff, with a penalty goal and a dropped goal, hadReuter - 556 words
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Article39 1949-09-26 7 rjiHE Dutch sprint cyclist, Arie van Vliet, won the "Challenge Victor Goddet" event yesterday m Paris. In the final, he beat the world sprint champion, Reginald Harris of Manchester, and the French champion, Louis Gerradin. A. P.A.P. - 39 words
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Article282 1949-09-26 7 Japan has new tennis sensation [N 24-year-old Sachiko Kato. I Japan has a woman lawn ■earn* star ready to challenge the world's best players as scon as Japan is readmitted to the International tennis told, probably In mother year. In the opinion of many expert*, >hort, sturdily-built Miss Kato. presentReuter - 282 words
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Article75 1949-09-26 7 SINGAPORE Chinese XI against Indians m the S.A.F.A. Intercommunity League at Jalan Besar -.tadium tomorrow will be from: Chee Seng. Tuck Choon, Chin Lye, Patrick Yee. Slew Tong. Yew Heng, Tim Swing. Kirn San, Chwee Leng, Hee Jong, Hin Weng. Kam Pan Eng Siang. Boon Seong,75 words
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Article24 1949-09-26 7 AUSTRIA beat Czechoslovakia by three goals to one In a soccer match played In Vienna yesterday before 60,000 spectators. A. P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article37 1949-09-26 7 J)AI REES (Wales) beat Henry Cotton by one hole Ln the Una) of the British professional mat'.hplay golf championship on the Walton Heat /i Club course m Surrey on Saturday. U.P. and A.P ReuterU.P.; A.P; Reuter - 37 words
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Article314 1949-09-26 7 pHINESE Aihletic, tkli year's Singapore A.F.A. Senior League champions, were held to a coreless draw by Kota Raja In a ;ame which marked the close of tie Senior League competition at Jalar. Besar Stadium yesterday. CA. had every opportunity of vinnlng. Chances came their way by314 words
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Article446 1949-09-26 7 VETERAN - VETERAN By 4 BIG crowd turned up at the Clerical Union last night when veteran Leow Kirn Fatt (Useful) 'ormer Singapore champion, beat Koh Ken? Slang (Marigold) m two sets 15— 4, 15 3 m a first round ;ie of the Singapore men's open446 words
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Article33 1949-09-26 7 SOCCER: Malays v Ceylonese (Community League), J. Besar. .FRIENDLY: TJorif Bahrn Rancrr v. J'»nior Dynamo*, Gcylanf SUdlum. HOCKEY: S.K.I, t 223 BOD, padani; Victoria School SUff VJ.; S.C.C. Women'i trial, padang.33 words
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Article29 1949-09-26 7 TERRY Young, a lightweight, spoiled Enrique Bolanos' comeback attempt on FYUiay night by outpointing the ligntweignt contender from Los Angelea belore 10,000 at Madlaon Square Oardm. —UP.29 words
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Article130 1949-09-26 7 fPED SCHROEDER defeated Eric Sturgess 6-1, 8-3, 6-1 m the final of the U.S. national amateur hard-court tennis championships at Berkley, California, yesterda.y Schroeder had beaten the Czech, Jaroslav Drobny 4-6, 3-6, 12-10, 6-4. 8-1 m the semifinals on Saturday. Sturgess, (South Africa) had beaten Art LarsenReuter; A.P. - 130 words
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Article, Illustration791 1949-09-26 7 Wolves took no chances against Huddersfield tIfOLVERHAMPTON Wanderers, English Football League division one leaders, have won the majority of their games this season by the odd goal but they left nothing to chance against Huddersfield Town on Saturday and their seven-one success repeated last winter's score m the corresponding match.Reuter; Free Press picture - 791 words
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Miscellaneous258 1949-09-26 7 2nd. day's weights for Ipoh races Weights for all seven Cl. 1. Div. 4—6 furs. J Cl. 2. Div. 2—6 fur*, rare* for Wednesday, the second day of «h# Ballymun II 9.00 Port Star 9.00 Perak Turf Cluh lair Mower 8.12 Autumn meeting are Ascot Vale 8.11 Smiling Through 141258 words
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Article21 1949-09-26 8 NEEDHAM (nee Gilcr.rist > at R.A.F. Changl Hospital -on 24th Sept.. to Gwen wife of Geoffrey Needham, a son. Both well.21 words
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Article65 1949-09-26 8 ABEYASEKERA-JAYAWARDE-NA: The engagement is announced of Indrawathie daughter of Mr. A. P. L. Jayawardena and late Mrs. Jayawardena of Kuala Lumpur with Aryadasa D^vaprlya (Cyril) eldest son of Mr. Mrs. A. P. Abeyasekera Of Singapore. THE ENGAGEMENT is announced between Ho Slew Chye. youngest son of Mr. Mrs. Ho65 words
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Article18 1949-09-26 8 STEVENS. On Sunday. 25th September. George Stevens In the General Hospital. Singapore, after a very brief Illness18 words
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Article33 1949-09-26 8 MRS. A. L. DE SOUZA family thank those who attended the funeral of "Tom" those who sent wreaths. Requiem High Mass at St. Joseph 1 Church on 28 949 at 6.30 a.m.33 words
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Article, Illustration334 1949-09-26 8 CHIANG'S BOMBERS RAID SHANGHAI Amoy battle continues HONG KONG, Monday. bitter fighting continues for the Fukien port of Amoy, large formations of Nationalist planes based on Formosa are carrying out raids on Shanghai, on Communist shipping around Chusan Island, 100 miles south of Shanghai, and on the Red forces massedA.P.; Reuter; U.P. - 334 words
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Article208 1949-09-26 8 Devalued cuts ship rate LONDON, Mon. FULL effects of Britain's devaluation of the pound are only now becoming apparent to business men m London. The question of the new sterling prices Britons must pay is proving far more complicated than was implied In the broadcast by the Chancellor of theReuter - 208 words
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Article69 1949-09-26 8 PRIME Minister Pandit Nehru said on Saturday that India hopes for a peaceful settlement of the Kashmir dispute with Pakistan but warned that "if there is any aggression we shall defend ourselves with our full strength He spoke before the openIng session of the all-Jammu and KashmirA.P. - 69 words
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Article27 1949-09-26 8 Pakistan will press for more rice allocations from Burma at the forthcoming regional preparatory meeting In Singapore of the Food and Agricultural Organisation. A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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174 1949-09-26 8 SHANGHAI, Sunday. iyt ADAME Sun Vat-sen, widow of the founder of iTI the Chinese Republic and sister of Mad me Chiang Kai-shek, Is likely to be one of the four VicePresidents of the new Chinese People's Government. It is generally believed that Mao Tse-tung,Reuter - 174 words
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Article71 1949-09-26 8 SEOUL. Mon. THE North Korean Communist radio reptrttd that tho 1.897-ton Air.crl-can-owned freighter. Kimball R. Smith, overdue at the South Korean port of Kunsan. entered the North Korean port of Nampo yesterday. Earlier unconfirmed reports said the Kimball R Smith had been captured by j CommunistReuter - 71 words
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Article51 1949-09-26 8 rpHE Italian town of MarX zabotto, near Bologna, was yesterday awarded the golden medal for valour by Italy's President, Luigl Elnaudl, during a special ceremony. Marzabotto's 1.830 Inhabitants were shot by German S.S. units In reprisal actions against the partisans during the last stages of the51 words
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Article23 1949-09-26 8 Tokio press reports said yesterday that the Siam Government has decided to order 500 additional freight cars from Japan U.P.U.P. - 23 words
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Article83 1949-09-26 8 POLIOMYELITIS is spread by human contact, Dr F R Hone of the Adelaide University Faculty of Medicine said m reporting a study of the infantile paralysis eoidemic m Southern Australia last year. 4u Dr ;J lone A aid n flndin of his committee supported the theory thatU.P. - 83 words
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Article100 1949-09-26 8 TOKYO, Monday pORMER 8.C.0.P. military policeman John Alexander Ramsay, who illegally returned to Japan early this year because he liked a "nice easy lire has been flown back to Sydney. Ramsay, who is from Brighton, Victoria, stowed away at Hong Kong last April with anotherReuter - 100 words
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Article32 1949-09-26 8 An earth tremor from the Black Sea area of Russia was picked up on Sept. 14 by the same seismograph m Athens that recorded the Bikini atom blasts.- U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article45 1949-09-26 8 MEETINGS of Britain's rail--111 waymen at big provincial centres yesterday decided to delay protest action against a conciliation boards-r ejection of a National Union of Railwaymen claim for an Smif 11 IOS per week increase until a special delegation Re uterReuter - 45 words
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Article30 1949-09-26 8 Five persons were seriously n J ured m a riot which broke o U rLi! rln^ a w*!** at the urthodox Armenian cb"*** In Damascus yesterday.- A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article314 1949-09-26 8 SEATTLE, Monday. OADIO-ACTIVITY from the 1946 Bikini atom bomb blasts is still present m animal and plant life on the atoll, Dr. Lauren Donaldon, director of the longterm biological research at Bikini, said here on his return from the fourth expedition to Bikini and Eniwetok.U.P. - 314 words
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Article53 1949-09-26 8 300 -mile tour in wheel-chair LONDON, Mon. pRANK PALMER and his r 12-year-old motorised wheel-chair have just completed their second km* holiday trip of the summer —a 300-mile tour of Southeast England. Mr. Palmer, a 39-year-old tailor said, "I like to go by train, but it's easier to travel mA.P. - 53 words
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142 1949-09-26 8 JAPS TELL OF STARVATION IN RED CHINA TOKYO, Mon. THE economic situation m Red Manchuria is worse than it has been for the past 50 years, according the first Japanese repatriates returning from Chinese Communist areas. They told of starvation conditions m South Manchurian cities, which are short of allU.P.; A.P. - 142 words
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Article68 1949-09-26 8 three years. Mrs. Hornbostel. 58 who contracted the disease* m a apan c se Prison camp, credited sulfone drugs for a lam ncrease m the arresting ;lt leorosy cases m the leper ?£i OI y an sald that "one of the inmates of the leprosy68 words
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Article21 1949-09-26 8 The Argentine Congress has approved a bill requested* by President, Mr. Peion taking Argentina off the gold stan-21 words
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Advertisement191 1949-09-26 8 FOR SALE DOGS. All breeds of dogsAlsatians. Air-dales, Bull-terriers, Pox terriers "Wires" etc obtainable from "Pucca" breeders of sam° with guaranteed pedigrees. Write The Princess Kennel, 2 Snnett Read. Siglap, Singapore, for your B*lB3 after 3 p.m. j LJ.LJ.II y^/ CBTUM St'PKR TFA! Pr^durpd by specialists and us.MirM top priority191 words
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Miscellaneous67 1949-09-26 8 HIGH TIDES Today: M.Maja; 12.54 p.m. Tomorrow: 1.41 ajn; 1.25 p.m. THE SAINT by Uslie Charteris OKAY. HORNCft, YOU CAN DfiOP\3lVl YOLJ L WHA^\ SfH><?!£ ISK-K 0 IN "T* 6 GAVf 1 k 4M3V <a/a/t- J^TS IT THERE. AND LET* figs NOW ]^OU DESERVE A A^r^Si*^^ 0 CkSm^b^J "SJI >OUR67 words
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