The Singapore Free Press, 23 November 1949
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Title Section18 1949-11-23 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA I SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1949 PKICE 10 CENTS18 words
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Article, Illustration333 1949-11-23 1 Verdict to come soon rrur WASHINGTON, Wednesday. 2HL I .S. State Department last night reported that the Chinese Communists announced that the United States Consul-General m Mudken, Mr. Angus Ward, has been put on trial at Mukden and the verdict will be announced withinU.P. - 333 words
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Article20 1949-11-23 1 s wait tea Wv oon •untered Mjndit near I .ibis. bandits were tptured. wounded. and ■Mrtkihlv wounded ;it.20 words
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Article19 1949-11-23 1 American Protestant missions m Communist conquered China are being moved to Japan, Vatican sources state.- A.P.A.P. - 19 words
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Article65 1949-11-23 1 A TEAM of Belgian boxers is missing m Yugoslavia, M. Charles Decharge, who leads another team on a tour of Britain, revealed yesterday. He said the latest news about the team that went to tour Yugoslavia was a news agency report of their first match. TheyReuter - 65 words
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Article35 1949-11-23 1 Maj-Gen. G. K. Bourne. British Commandant m Berlin, has lodged a "strong protest" with the Soviet authorities against Russian interference with the free passage of mall trains, It was announced In Berlin. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article13 1949-11-23 1 France is threatened with a 24-hour general strike on Friday.- ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Article216 1949-11-23 1 HONG KONG, Tuesday. INDICATIVE of the growing gravity of the situation 1 raised by the Chinese Communist conquest of neighbouring Kwangtung, legislation is being introduced into the Legislative Council today to give emergency powers to the Governor to establish and enrol voluntary members for essential services216 words
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107 1949-11-23 1 'UK, U.S. READY TO RECOGNISE VIETNAM -Paris PARIS. Tues. A FRENCH Government spokesman said yesterday that both Britain and the United States are eager to recognise the Vietnam regime of Emperor Bao Dai. The Minister of Information, M. Pierre Henri Teitgen. made this statement after French Cabinet session which approved107 words
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Article77 1949-11-23 1 ANNOYED by R.A.F. planes whose roaring overhead was drowning the voices of witnesses and lawyers, Mr. Justice Croom Johnson stopped a murder trial yesterda> and summoned the commander of the nearhy airfield to "If this constant interruption does not cease." he toid Group Captain RamsbottomA.P. - 77 words
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Article91 1949-11-23 1 LONDON. Tues. MR. SAM ROSE. 25. saw a plane crash on the opposite bank of the River Derwent while he was fishing for perch. He stripped and swam 100 yards across the river, tore off a wing of the wrecked plane to release the pilot and aA.P. - 91 words
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204 1949-11-23 1 NEW YORK, Tuesday. THE United Nations General Assembly today asked the Security Council to reconsider nine nations' applications for United Nations membership, hitherto unsuccessful. The nations are Austria, Ceylon, Finland, Ireland, Italy. Jordan, the Republic of South Korea, Portugal and Nepal. The decision was204 words
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Article, Illustration33 1949-11-23 1 Mrs. H. C. Jackson and daughter Susan, who passed through Singapore last night on Qantas 8.0.A.C. Constellation. Mrs. Jackson is the wife of a 8.0.A.C. pilot and will make her home m England.33 words
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Article221 1949-11-23 1 DETENTION CAMP COMPLAINT Free Press Staff Reporter •THE Federal Secretary for Defence and Internal 1 Security. Mr. E. B. Davies, ha s revealed that 90 of the 400 Malay detainees m the Tanjong Bruas Camp, Malacca, went on a three-day hunger strike which started on November221 words
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Article73 1949-11-23 1 BATAVIA. Wed. REPRESENTATIVES of 15 Indonesian states took the first step yesterday towards picking a President for the Independent United States of Indonesia. Representing the Dutch areas of the archipelago outside the Republic of Indonesia, the delegates convened m Batavla to pick 15 members of theA.P. - 73 words
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Article58 1949-11-23 1 SEQUEL TO ARMED HOLD-UP Free Press Staff Reporter Singapore police yesterday arrested a 25-year-old Chinese nearly a month after an armed hold-up m a house m McPherson Road. I« the robbery which took place on the evening of Oct. 27, a Chinese Customs' officer and his family were held up58 words
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Article93 1949-11-23 1 LONDON. Wed. r pill 'Big Three' Western A powers have reached agreement on the size and shape of West Germany's future merchant navy, diplomatic officials reported yesterday. They said the accord will allow the West German Rzpublic to: 1. Build an unlimited numi^ei of cargo93 words
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Article25 1949-11-23 1 The British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Ernest Bevin. will leave London on Saturday for a rest "on the advice of his doctors." A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article26 1949-11-23 1 Ships of the Italian Lauro Line, sailing from Marseilles to New Zealand, will now call at Batavia for the first time. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article39 1949-11-23 1 Free Press Staff Reporter A Sikh and a Punjabi were arrested by Singapore police yesterday, a few hours after another Sikh had alleged that four men held him up m broad daylight and robbed him of $10.39 words
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Article207 1949-11-23 1 ONL Y l CHILD SURVIVES AIR SMASH OSLO, Tuesday. ISAAC ALLAL, 12-year-old sole survivor of a Dutch Dakota aircraft m which 26 Jewish children and seven adults were killed on Sunday, owes his life to the flames which devoured his playmates. Norwegian peasants waded knee-deep through bogs and marshes toReuter - 207 words
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Article85 1949-11-23 1 ANKARA. Wed. THE Turkish Parliamentary Committee investigating the alleged plot against President Inonu found there was not sufficient evidence to incriminate three members of the National Party mentioned In information laid before the Government. Two members of the National Party arrested a few days ago wereReuter - 85 words
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Article17 1949-11-23 1 A Japanese wool buyer nas applied for permission to visit Australia and New Zealand. ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article142 1949-11-23 1 300 rebels attack near Manila MANILA. Tues. A BATTLE is raging tween 300 Communi.st-le*l I Hukbalahaps. armed wfth mortars and machine guns. j and two Constabulary com- panics m Batangas Province. 6' miles south of Manila. The area m wiich ihe battle is progressing, accoruing to the Constabulary net qu.irters.A.P. - 142 words
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Article55 1949-11-23 1 SPt( I.\l Market < orr^pond A> ent tfivo lh.' prirp, of rubber i in cents per lb.' at 11 a.m tod*> follows No. 1 X S S Spot. loose i6U t*% F.o.b. In bales Pec. No. 1 8.5.1 No. 2RS S. 4.".'s U•• No. 3 R S S55 words
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Advertisement73 1949-11-23 1 []l fl ""a PS *rt__7* Latest 1 of a L 010 "capital! ;|W b pore. milium." rf SAUSAGES jt m\ Department ha*-e a fine arttd sausages as well their own make. Below is few of them: order by the pound. or w sh. It's impossible to .a-.ations of flavour, so73 words
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Advertisement124 1949-11-23 1 if Hi i -MECCANO |WORLD- FAMOUS TOYS W& ~f Jm REAL lt&/ JzJ ENGINEERING ■^C^^^fT^J^y MINIATURE m*\^ Meccano is a system of inter; _Mx-&l# I/\ J a^' e parts strips plates. f?eari __»lf^ _X 1/ wheels, nuts and bolts, etc _k!1^ which any boy can build hundrecgljlll^jf Ml ma B124 words
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Article, Illustration875 1949-11-23 2 Chapman Pinchers Column WHY does worry lay you open to attack by pneumonia, tuberculosis, and other dangerous germ complaints? Why are people who work against the clock specially susceptible to digestive ailments like duodenal ulcers? Why are heart troubles, rheumatism, diabetes steadily increasing m spite of all that doctors have875 words
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Article633 1949-11-23 2 Relieving Gastric Disorders WHAT THE DOCTOR SAYS f HAVE a very acid stomach. Sometimes it gives me great pain. What causes my complaint and how can 1 get rid of It? VERY ANXIOUS ANSWER: People Who have too much acid m their stomach, after eating gulo dov ds of air633 words
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Article106 1949-11-23 2 i DRUG has beei coveted which i cure chronic alc< which is ad. cause it is cell-c:. ling this disabil:* accompanies it 1 instabili racteristic mal from reality hoi does this TREATMENT .n Ifl stttution is not successful. But a dr.*. now been discovered tetraethylhiuram106 words
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Article80 1949-11-23 2 Operation Cured Her Mind SYDNEY doct. n le*ci recently h< a I I old woman who u.jto headaches d* and had several I tempted ed to normal by i lie] bra::. They said that a:operation the woi i S became asr'*» ab!* natured and I act: jns so that to80 words
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Advertisement62 1949-11-23 2 LATEST XMAS ARRIVALS j •KASHMIR NUMDAS j INDIAN CHINESE j RUGS CARPETS I Exquisite Designs Cf arious Sizes m m At Competitive Prices. WASSIAMULL'S j s 31-35. HIGH ST. a SINGAPORE B X iSPl^l^T^/#_f^^^^^_^ V© T?T *Pl*f*^m* M M M __V T "~__l a «L"":_r jj It /j njjJzjk^nT**' 162 words
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Miscellaneous223 1949-11-23 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR I DORN today, you take on But once grasped. >ou will the characteristics of know how to make the best the Incoming sign, S.mit- possible use of an opportarius. while retaining unity. some of the outgoing slum Rather blunt and Scorpio. Jupiter, the (iod straightforward m your223 words
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Miscellaneous322 1949-11-23 2 F.P. Crossword No. 850 .aa» I I I il ujtfW ii *a-T i iii > > i trt. i' 1 i r _l__Mi_-.|_.___,___^__^_.____ M'"_i l "> XV I f i ZE2 ii 20 i i _rr— r f;~te"F~ Ib'-i j^^ ?_1 /*S 'A ■J|? 55I ■■%%>. tyfy LJ ct) 27322 words
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Article73 1949-11-23 3 asdff The present position is ':>• due to the back log inscriptions last year— Dm year of the scheme, we found ourselves fal:ar:her and farther beon prescription* with I In all with time Lgh British lens manuhave Increased prod ue ;ion shortage of skill.hour and lack of73 words
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Article, Illustration33 1949-11-23 3 past Ike villus;,, pub. .m with the Biu Top. sideshows nrd m wagMs, and watching -k.ll bronchi this clever mode! Ra>mond Palmer (shortsleeves i than 2.000 Southampton I :urrd tile miniature village lis.33 words
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405 1949-11-23 3 fashion, NOT Soviet notes ii run D TEHERAN, Wednesday. \\HiLh a dozen other countries speculate apprehensively on the Soviet Union's next move, smart Persians here focus their attention upon the arrival of the latest fashion models from Pans, with their staffs of tailors, hairdressers, and manicurists,405 words
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Article61 1949-11-23 3 Tokyo printing Y 1,000 notes ANE thousand yen banknotes are being printed now m Japan but will not be put into eolation until next year, according to the present plans of the Finance Minister. Mr. Haya'o Ikedn. Mr. Ikeda indicated to the I.i.wer Hou.se Budget Comree over the weekend thatReuter - 61 words
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Article, Illustration333 1949-11-23 3 a resslve but .shrewd He did no' I •he hearts beeaUM M a*.--s not to Inhibit lng, reauatag that a diamond lead probably pre* danger to 'he double was to disc* the heart lead He hop* d 1 partner would read II lor diamond openint case he did333 words
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Article, Illustration53 1949-11-23 3 One hundred and thirty-six "old crocks" cars buil. before 1905— had their annual Lomion-to-Brighton run, to celebrate ihe abolition of the law which compelled all motor vehicles to be preceded by a man with a red flag. Picture shows a 1903 Penhard-I.evassor. 7 h.p. French car. being; driven past the53 words
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Article25 1949-11-23 3 Japanese police scratch d heads and waved theii m bewildered inipatii:: a futile attemp' to ion two young pii-k- n caught redhanded.25 words
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141 1949-11-23 3 ROME, Wednesday. THERE is a hammering and a poUshillff and a painting and a digging going on In Rome today —a fever of building and repairing and planning and preparing. For the Eternal City expects the Roman C lOlic Holy Year will produce the141 words
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348 1949-11-23 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. A CONGRESSIONAL group has reported that the Marshall Plan m France is receiving its gr^test publicity from its deadliest enemy the Communists. The Group is the Joint Committee on For Economic Co-operation. For six weeks, it tried U) find out precisely whatReuter - 348 words
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Article70 1949-11-23 3 ON a farm on the island of R»>lvso\ northern Vorwav an Alsatian dog is nursing three piglets and the) are thriving, the Daghladet reports Some weeks ago a sow on a neighbouring farm *.a\e birth to lti piglet-.. She was unable to nurse them all. and three70 words
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130 1949-11-23 3 A USTRALIA REJECTS UK WHEAT PRICE BID AUSTRALIA has ROW reI *ed the price ofl Britain for her quota of Australian wheat because the offer was bel >w the maximum international wheat agreement price of 16s. Id per bushH plus :id cartage <a total o| about I3i ttjd. sterling Mr.A.P. - 130 words
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Article42 1949-11-23 3 300 Chinese can't land THF B h coastal i IVinj Si from Tal up b Por 1 1 ao. In vent H i X < retrulal Chin< tended to land ber I M them to make their awn wr.v H. X ne. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Advertisement75 1949-11-23 3 -V B i mile and the u^eascti Si firm flesh and sound er with the happiness health these are some «rtd by this famous food, /thing your baoy needs AND Gn f E! ihe rich nourish. nent of the world's made safe and suitable. is a natural food, flesh m75 words
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Advertisement45 1949-11-23 3 Always Best Now Better ly^^^^^N,/ QUALTH V pEMJJSyDIL Y i.iitmcwh Luhricaudfc^^' PENNZOIL I •Flows Fast 'Stars Tough BCuts Wear Resists Sludge 'Fights Corrosion JBTAINABLE FROM ALL OUR DE.4LERS Sole Distributors: SINGAPORE MALAYA —N. BORNEO UNITED MOTOR WORKS LTD. SINGAPORE P C N A N Q45 words
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Miscellaneous628 1949-11-23 3 WHAT'S ON IN K.L. PAVILION: Family Tl Ri:.\: Will I: Happen 'Life of Hill.*!'. ard Stardust Or. The Sage ODEON: Clipper COLISEUM: Song Of Love. MADRAS: Na Cha Sac M< i Su* Chat Kwal (C CATHAY: Nava JeevarJam (Ta« mih. CENTRAL: Arya Mali HINDI ST IN: Sa: v.a:ia EMPIRE: Mi*-;628 words
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Article, Illustration225 1949-11-23 4 Pictures and story by the lIS Information I Service Rie of I I U.S. 000 r I Indon I In I asdf- 1 I Q V _> Output i I J i IIXPI R I S j cr for U.S. i I I I workman m225 words
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436 1949-11-23 5 3 NATIONS TRY NEW WAY TO WIPE OUT TB [Live bacilli I inoculation -rue ,h r MfcXK J>- < 'TV. Wednesday. JUL three largest Latin American countries are moculat.ng children with living germs nght tuberc-u osis. Mexico, especially, is aiming her dm e at babies trying to inoculate them IA.P. - 436 words
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Article, Illustration46 1949-11-23 5 What better Christmas present for a boy than a tank. Not just a clockwork one, but a real tank. Mr. Washington, of Lea Bridge Road, Leyton. England, has a Sherman tank for sale at a bargain price. Picture shows the tank being inspected by prospective customer.46 words
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Article31 1949-11-23 5 LONDON, Wednesday. which enables sexual abnormalrtome is being advocated by and a High Court Judge. riment. it is hoped, would the ..rowing: list of offences DSIEQURIEWURWIEUDSKF31 words
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Article65 1949-11-23 5 MR Dt T Sukker. Dutch F n Lgn Minister, and M J Ra:: H. Van Schaik. Deputy Pr. er will visit Batarla soon to discuss pfo- .> transl r of soreThe lister of O i Mr J. H. V.m MaUaTset/een, will not accom"hem because hisReuter - 65 words
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Article, Illustration15 1949-11-23 5 V V <> tinted Nations Secretariat Builder—en 4_nd Street. New Yor'< r*\ir*h for occupancy next jear.15 words
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Article122 1949-11-23 5 BRITAIN'S No. 1 sorceress is June McComb. goodlooking Irish blonde, who works as a model m London. With her husband, Billy McComb. 27-year-old BSc. and a medical student, she gained the crown of the magic art by winning the championship shield at the Magicians' Convention a:122 words
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Article68 1949-11-23 5 U.K. MAY TIE UP SHIPS BRITAIN may shortly have to tie up some ol her ..hipping because of a world shipping slump, according to Sir Gilmour Jenkins. Permanent Secretary i the Mil of Transport. Sir Gilmour. accompanied by two Ministry of Transport lis. :s to vis. f Ottawa an WashingtonA.P. - 68 words
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Article167 1949-11-23 5 LONDON. Wednesday. lUDGE BATT. deciding a cross-petition m Manches- ter Divorce Court, said he had to decide whether the husband or the wife sent the other to Coventry. He said he accepted the husband's story that he was frozen out by the concerted action of167 words
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Article80 1949-11-23 5 SNYDER SEES QUIRINO L'NTTED STATES Secretary of the Treasury. Mr. John Snyder, has now I economic talks with President Elpidio Quirino but emphas ed that he was not making "any commitments of any sort for the United States Government." At a press conference preceding the talks. Mr. Snyder said heU.P. - 80 words
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Article88 1949-11-23 5 I ATEST reports m Lagos said recently that between 20 and 40 miners had been killed "and many more injured"' m Friday's disorders at Enlow. about 280 miles east >t Lagos. The Government has svt up a commission of enquiry into the incident which, according toReuter - 88 words
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Article32 1949-11-23 5 Tia* Central Bank of the Philippines has put restrictions on credit for import of non-essentials goods In an effort to halt ihe drain on the country's gold reserves.— A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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Article73 1949-11-23 5 V^EVENTY-EIGHT applications from householders representing 238 individuals have been accepted for registration as Ceylon citizens under the Ceylon Indian and Pakistani Citizenship Act. Most ot the applications have, been made by Indian mer- I chants. Since registration begar last August, only six applications have been refused, it73 words
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Article46 1949-11-23 5 I> jR factions of Panama's F Liberal Party are represented m President Roberto Chiari's Cabinet, which was sworn m after a bloodless coup m which President Daniel Ch^nLs was ousted by the police. Two Ministers m Chanis Cabinet retained their posts. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article12 1949-11-23 5 The Egyptian general elections will be held on Jan. 3, 1950. A.P.A.P. - 12 words
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Article255 1949-11-23 5 LONDON. Wednesday. pROFESSOR Andrew Topping, a leading British X health authority, says that much illness is due "to plain dumb stupidity on the part of a great section of the population.'' He blamed doctors for encouraging the attitude that the less the public know about255 words
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Article110 1949-11-23 5 A STATE registered nurse _r\ employed at the Finchley Memorial Hospital Phyllis Violet Gibbs. pleaded Guilty at Middlesex Sessions to drugging milk, tea and coffee of members of the nursing staff. After hearing medical reports the court directed that she should go to Shenley110 words
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142 1949-11-23 5 BR ITONS ACCUSED OF IMPORTING SERVANTS TOURISTS" art now being accused of enticing Irish maids to Britain with jobs a £3 a week and their own bedrooms and radio sets. Mr. W. D. Reville, chairman of the Irish Hotels Federation and owner of the Claremont Hotel. Howth. Co. Dublin, said:142 words
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250 1949-11-23 5 Mayor is demolishing city to music KABUL, Afghanistan. Wednesday. A SHORT, stocky Afghan is busy knocking gwwa his country's ancient capital city to the tune of a military band. He is Ghulam Mohammed. 48-year-old I Mayor" of Kabul, who m the last six months ha.s speeded up the modernisation otReuter - 250 words
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Article159 1949-11-23 5 V.l Arm i The d or*? called ai cribed by oorporaU spokesman m the Uu found m ihe entin Moutain region He tmid was located on a hii! six m. > northwest of Ma: Ut ah "Very satisfactory" from the ere were pro at theU.P. - 159 words
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Article52 1949-11-23 5 SIR Harry Lauder, best known of all Scottish comedians, is sitting up for the first time since the critical attack of thrombosis which threatened his lite three months ago. Nearly 100 bulletins have ben issued since Sir Harry Lauder was taken ill shortly after his 79thReuter - 52 words
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Article233 1949-11-23 5 Japs try to cash in on Red China TOKIO. Wednesday. JAPANESE of many sorts are trying to capitalKe for their own benefit on the Communist successes m China. Large numbers of Japanese fear a Red China will be a continuous threat to Japan, but there is less outward nervousness than233 words
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Article42 1949-11-23 5 Two robbers broke into the country villa of Japan's Prime Minister. Shigeru Voshida. but they were an iater and the loot recov. n o It c insisted of three urn las and a pair of felt -soled slippers. U.P.U.P. - 42 words
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Article43 1949-11-23 5 ITHlD£til HfV'd To _h PVO i .-trough- attack t Ifand .1 R**; 1 mad** railway town Myitngi on Amarapura. seven ai miles away respecth According to tl t* Mandalav attack v.. centrat< d up m. policemen held add* d 1 M43 words
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Article21 1949-11-23 5 B indon< !i H Premier I Holland. portl So I •18 Am;-, s. lim's i U.P.U.P. - 21 words
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Article69 1949-11-23 5 Peers are not snobbis h NOWIIKRK is theic mu *h i rsiplctr al wtmcf of bery as m the House of Lords, a<*,ordin_, to >icount Addison. Lord Privy Sral. He told the Oxford University labour Club I h,\. spoken at hundreds of Labour Party meetings mci I h found moreReuter - 69 words
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Advertisement64 1949-11-23 5 VENETIAN &S^ NIGHT i K JHff THURSDAY 24th NOV. f |4 Pepi and Pepper! gS gJ L m exhibition dance C_____B I fl PM Harry Price (|__Pbß l*rl Sylvia Careh 0 BOOK LAkLt Operatic Soprano Aomiwion by ft I dinner ticket t* be m Selections taken up before 4-.-t~-. midday64 words
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311 1949-11-23 6 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Nov. 23, 1949. CRIME AND THE PUBLIC (2) I.* DaAIINU witn Us cribo have broken the laws the comj ided must L. Ob v<.<i -the com-., il la lace I with two alternatives It can punish criminals m the ho; deten them from furth tiu*311 words
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Article969 1949-11-23 6 Alwyn Tebbitt - Tibet in a Tight Spot Alwyn Tebbitt hi. huh. iiniitiHiiiini •Niiiiliilllllllilllllllllimiilll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiiiifiiifiiimiiiiii'H WITH RUSSIA AND CHINA NOW LINKED UP UNDER COMMUNISM TIBET IS FACED WITH THE PRO- SPECT OF A CHINESE ARMY MARCHING IN TO "FREE" THE COUNTRY. i By TIBET is m a lough spot. Al any moment Ihe969 words
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Article, Illustration930 1949-11-23 6 PRESTO - The Festival 'on the Air PRESTO Music m Spore by PAT on the hack this week for Radio Malaya. They have done a remarkably line job of work with their recordings of the Festival of Music concerts. These have been "on the ail" from Singapore and are now m Knala930 words
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Article196 1949-11-23 6 HOROWITZ (PIANO) PLAYING LISZT'S HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY NO. ti (HMY 1)U (iti:>9) AM) SEBASTIAN PES4 lIKO (PIANO) PLAYING S< 111 MANNS ROMANCE NO I SHARP MINOR ANO CHOPIN'S PRELUDE IN I) I I.at (DECC% X !US9). Two records of contrasting excellence. The Liszt is a sparkling, tuneful piece full196 words
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46 1949-11-23 6 QANNY, the lum jack, who >!) war years on B would be astoni you told him th had d In down thi. Uon of "Scotch •k In his found 1 grin and pn surely a te* drank while m I B46 words
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Article, Illustration16 1949-11-23 6 We ve po! ihe incentive* all nghl bur r have 10 cur out thtfe res:ridt:re practices16 words
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Article31 1949-11-23 6 HJRY i Op s* O: I H- D:' J t I I ca. mpany and A In 1947 X: s k Opel an X o\ 1 t!31 words
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Advertisement15 1949-11-23 6 Modern Jewellery EUROPEAN CRAFTSMAN I I H. SENA, LTD 8 BANGKOK, PENANG, ss SINGAPORE fl15 words
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Advertisement13 1949-11-23 6 mmuuuuuuuuuuumUuuuuuuuuuuuuuVuuuu\u' ■P^^Tf \r V.N. 1_& > El y Now obtainable m Pints Splits CALDBECKS.'13 words
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Article316 1949-11-23 7 CITY ELECTIONS: DOUBTS SETTLED Vote where you are registered Free Press Staff Reporter A REGISTERED voter m the Singapore Municipal elections should vote at the next election on Dec. 3 m the ward m which he is registered even though he has since moved to a different district, Mr. M.316 words
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Article, Illustration30 1949-11-23 7 picture. MR GEORGE THOMSON, Sins-apores Public* Relations Secretary. photographed with his wife and children c»n the Willem Ku\\ yesterday. Mr. Thomson has been on leave m the tinted Kinudom. FreeFree - 30 words
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Article, Illustration72 1949-11-23 7 picture. -THE Malayan Christian Council's delegation to the East Asian Protestant Churches conference m Bangkok on Dec. 4, photographed yesterday. They are (left to right) Mr. Peter Lim, Methodist secretary of the Council. Dr. D. D. Chelliah, (Anglican), Dr. H. B. Amstutz. secretary of the Council, Miss Monica Mary SirkettFree Press - 72 words
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Article151 1949-11-23 7 Free Press sum Reporter tiHINESE children between the a ot six and born betw Jan. 1. 1942. and Dec. 31. 19 ire enrolled for I ftrst time In primary l classes m approved registered Chinese scho >ls m January 1950. will be educated at. the ex-151 words
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Article10 1949-11-23 7 Tests on ships for fire risks oil. the i be-10 words
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Article56 1949-11-23 7 Sentence of six months' rigorous Imprisonment was imposed on 24-year-old Jaman bin Kassim who pleaded guilty m the Singapore Third j Police Court yesterday to' criminal breach o! trust ol a bicycle. Jaman, v. ho had two previous convictions on similar offences was also ordered56 words
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Article205 1949-11-23 7 Free Pi en Start" Reporter rilE Emergency has thrown a heavy weight of work on .Malaya's "laboratory detectives," the specialists of the Department of Chemistry who help the police in their war on crime. 'A vast increase" in the number of examinations inns and bullets— connected205 words
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Article26 1949-11-23 7 A Municipal lorry dr Id Haron bin A H was bound over f< r the S Third Police Court yesterdaj for t <>n.s ol26 words
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137 1949-11-23 7 A HAWKER, charged with living on bis wife's immoral earnings, was acquitted m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday when the wife said her report to the police was m anger and iraa incorrect. The prosecution withdrew the case against Lim Hui Sens Road.137 words
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Article19 1949-11-23 7 MUAR Tues For ignoring a traffic signal Chua Yor.g Jco was fined $3 by the Mi'&r Magistrate.19 words
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Article88 1949-11-23 7 Hearts are not in Highlands THE failure of an experi--1 mem 10 settle Singapore Chinese labourers In the Cameron Highland*, is reported m the Federation Government's labour report for October published yesterday. The Singapore proprietor of a Hignlands estate brought the labourers to north Malaya but they failed to settle88 words
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Article80 1949-11-23 7 I it*.* Press st.in Reporter The Singapore Eurasian a ciation plans to give a treat to 1.000 Eurasian children at St. Joseph's I ltution on Dee. 2fl There will be a how. tails and pi id cak< s and sol drinks will be balloo ibul80 words
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Article46 1949-11-23 7 The 1949 Sing ip< P Dance ship organised by the Slnga'pore Association or Teachers Da ncii -c< ncluded nn Monday night. 'Ihe final resulted m leai I lory Kirn S*.\t»e .md MIM Cheong Choy Wan with Mi. Yi<*"r ■(i Misa Kc":.i; Lai Chan -up.46 words
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Article, Illustration49 1949-11-23 7 picture. MRS. ANAK AGUNG CiDK SOCKAWATI (left) wife of the Prime Minister of East Indonesia, and .Mrs. Radan S. Soeria Sontoso. Wife ol the Slate Secretary of Internal Security. Federal Government of Indonesia, who passed through Singapore yesterday m the Willem Ruys on their way to Batavia. Free PressFree Press - 49 words
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Article355 1949-11-23 7 fkUTRAM Afternoon School. Singapore, held its annual prize distribution yesterday. Prizes were presented by Mr. N. I. Low, wife of the Supervisor of Private Schools. List of prize-winners follows: STD. IV: lat Mou Ifou, 2nd Mohamed MaftadJ bin Kassim: Class prize for Monitor Chin Too Kong: Special355 words
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Article200 1949-11-23 7 'piIE last consignment of rehabilitation goods. ordered for Malaya by the Malayan Planning Unit m I.oiidon during the Japanese occupation, is expected to reach Singapore m February. This consignment is understood to be a printing machine for the Government Printing Office m Upper Serangoon. Two200 words
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Article28 1949-11-23 7 A Sikh reported last evenlng that I^* was robbed by four other Sikhs of $10 at a godown at Ord Road. Singaoore, at 3 p.m. yesterday.28 words
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Article178 1949-11-23 7 Coloured water as brandy SINGAPORE' Govern! chemists, testing Uqu to see If th* tion, found that some bi and cognac bottles con ed only coloured water This* Ls I report ol the D Chemistry, Malaya, p I ay. A number of sampli wines were found to I luble land therefore178 words
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Miscellaneous16 1949-11-23 7 Battucm mails aie i i H Kong. Latest OPjO tin lay for p< c'.s. and C16 words
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Article283 1949-11-23 8 RUBBER WAGES GO UP IN FEDERATION Increases on some estates Free Press Staff Reporter. THE jump m the price of rubber has produced wage increases on certain estates, says the October report of the Federation Government's Labour Department published last nitfht. I In addition, many smallholders are either bringing their283 words
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Article, Illustration48 1949-11-23 8 picture. 'j' HI fellow with the paunch on the right is Billy, a urouiulhog who likes ice cream. lie's so dainty he lot.ito the cone constantly so drippings won't ooze over his paws. His master (left) is Johnny Coble. Billy was adopted when his mother was killed.— A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article, Illustration68 1949-11-23 8 picture. THF Singapore Municipality b huildin.: four-storey and eight-storey flats for its staff m (lemenceau Avenue. Picture shows a completed four-store\ building with work under way on the adjacent eight-storey flats These Hats will be allotted among the junior officers of the Electricity Department and theFree Press - 68 words
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Article296 1949-11-23 8 Free Press Staff Reporter 4 RESUMPTION of the flow from Malaya of family remittances to China is expected this week following the Singapore Government announcement that there has been no ban on family remittances: to China. Remittances to China totalled about 51.500.U0U In January this year296 words
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Article80 1949-11-23 8 Free Prr-.*. staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. 'j commit! :he OanM rial Fund hope the tar. 00 bef. re 1 31 ••iii :h be from tl the lounl and lance ley 1 and tl* Gandhi M Fu re to be uted and who illing to contribute will80 words
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Article54 1949-11-23 8 PENANG MY HAVE FLAG Free Press Stall Reporter PENANG, T DESIGNS prop, s* (1 f( a flax fur the Settlement ol P< nang are e_n> ct< d to b* discussed at tomorrow's meet- th< S< ttlement CounclL The Council will also slder a resolution calling for thn*f> additional allocations from54 words
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Article205 1949-11-23 8 TIN PACT TALKS IN MALA YA THE Malayan Govern- I ments and tin producers and smelters will short ly consider whether a confei rence should be called by the United Nations Organisation to negotiate a commodity agreement for tin. said Mr. J. T. Chappel, of Ipoh. who returned to Sin-205 words
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Article114 1949-11-23 8 CHIPS alongside the bingav gapore Harbour H m wharves yesterday igodo? m brackets) v. ere Main Wharf Mi: /a (33-34), latoa:.* 35S6) H rt!:i '38-39* 1.--(40) Benlawera (42-43) Wr-t Wharf: Uia.dla -2. Bu!an >3' X"'a Nlca (4-5) H H' (111 l_n( [4 Kmpiif I><xk: E hledijk (17-18>. Melampua114 words
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Article113 1949-11-23 8 Polish 60/4 marked rl Olri) LOVIMIN u |>OI IMI bonds w Stock Kxch.ui..cial correspondent nvws of a NnUkwn finance talks. Other I with only a I I Britisl In-, but groui. on r Arr. were I fered for a;. char Lin Oil prim sagg*.: on the mart/113 words
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Article187 1949-11-23 8 Free Press Staff Reporter Xl ALA LIMPIR, Tuesday. rHF present tendency on many rubber estates is to build better quarters for the labourers, says the monthly report of the Labour Department. Instead of living m communal squalor, it adds, the labourers are happy and proud187 words
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Article46 1949-11-23 8 TRESPASSED INTO ASTAN SEREMBAN Tues.-Char.j-ed with wilful trespass by entering the compound of the Negri Ruler, the Astana EUnggap Seremban at 9.45 p.m. on Sunday night, a Chinese. Saw Hoi Peng, was fined $15 by the Seremban Magistrate, Abdul Wahab, yesterday Saw Hoi Peng paid tine.46 words
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Advertisement72 1949-11-23 8 Ljiim;-'**-'" illllClllllllllllllC.lllllllllllinitiiiiiiMiicnilllHluaClllllllllllllCllllU. I *m VICTORIA THEATRE I TONIGHT _«_*4__ta. 24 25. 26 Nov at 8.45 j jpHJ "THE WINSLOW BOY" 3£l3Nr^ by Terence Rattigan g *WM THE STAGE CLUBS fj FOURTH BIRTHDAY PLAY M Seats $3.00 G $2.00 {■B-H at ROBINSONS Tel. 5894 I ME Ex. 4 or at Theatre72 words
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Advertisement81 1949-11-23 8 m aid of the a UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA FUND VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL 1 TUESDAY December 6th I l I i KINEMATOGRAPH RENTERS SOU K. R. S. I i a i 1 1 j I i i i j v j I I I I ■0 I i 1 I I81 words
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Miscellaneous193 1949-11-23 8 mm I manbr2K6 Exclusive lo the Singapore Eree Press m Malaya VI I F SALLY- -FULL SZEDAQAN.'] I OR -VUNDhAK.-- rT_ I IAtLAX, |rMf4*rVWi_L HdVff, i A_L(MER,iS VAHQFXAKS SNAPS OFF THE RAY... SO GOOD TO BE EIACK. DARLING. USTENiNGUNOi* laf ThAT'S T rs' F GuflES r 1 T- 1 THOUGHT193 words
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Article, Illustration280 1949-11-23 9 FABIN - The clue of the torn lapel FABIN asdfaf DFKJASKFJIDSFKDJFKHI DFJHDSHFJDHFHJDSHFJD i A tough, shrewd assistant i i i eryone was invited m i Young fallow comes fcrw.ii'd i i .< j r^i+Bmmmmam***.™ Outside the ds. The pattern is idanti2ieri lis B pro >es 101: D D] nl Depot "00 Vf*i280 words
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Article, Illustration233 1949-11-23 9 JUSTIN ARTHUR - Australia now builds her own jet fighters JUSTIN ARTHUR by .LI.VS v ally-buill npire iii!i.| wilh ;i Rolls Uoyce Xenc propulsion mill of ."(Mi' lh. si; lie thrust, was turned over lo Ihe Ro> al Aus Italian Air I«»i re al a special ceremony til vn, near Sy<l- rceenth .V.233 words
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Article232 1949-11-23 9 W.L. FANG - W.L. FANG %b*6t&Jaf by ut J RAN across the road and raced lor the corner of the block. There was ;i screech, a thud silen Silence so deep thai even the lc;i\ts on the trees ceased to rustle. Could this be it? 1 .1 not think so.232 words
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Advertisement73 1949-11-23 9 SEA VIEW HO n\\( i\(. mc.htli i srxi>..v: .moi.mm; CONCERT INI) SPEI lAI (I i:\\\ II! SUNDAY: LNG SPECIAL DINNER SERVED ON [HI I WN MUSIC 15V JULIAN FOORMAN*S BA FOR TABLf RESERVATION PHONI II A DELPHI Gmil GOOD FOOD and SERVICF. For Table Reservation Tel. mw\'^mm****mmmm^mmmmmmmim*mmmwammmvmmmm**mmmmmm^mvmmmmmmm^mmmm^-- a TRANSPORT STORAGE73 words
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Article616 1949-11-23 10 CRUSADER - CRUSADER Kota Raja bid to retain Cup By THE S.A.F.A. Challenge Cup final, the last official soccer match of the season, will be played on Saturday at Jalan Besar Stadium between H. 0.1). Civilians and Kota Raja (holders). As they have beaten C.A., the Senior616 words
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Article, Illustration34 1949-11-23 10 pu-iurc. Berthomieu of l-rirue being tiukied by a Welsh player m the Rugby l.eauur inttiniti— il pla>ed at Swamea on Nov. 12, Wales won a hard-fought pMM by 16 points to 8. International NewsInternational News - 34 words
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505 1949-11-23 10 GAVIN GORDON - GAVIN GORDON SCORT IN OTHER LAND 5...7 From IN Hat Belgium everyone cycles. For every ichool- bey there is but one set of ambitions. He will STOW strong and lithe; he will ride faster than the French on Ihe flat; he will be as505 words
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Article24 1949-11-23 10 a^OME ra< ixen icing with hormones. I' is beUeved rar pt-! son. b hern. v have arhu ibif tp to dbale24 words
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Article109 1949-11-23 10 IN a return match last l United Lads B P. attain defe.t'ed Roxy 8.P.. by six sanies t^ DOC Results: Sincle-s: Wet- Tei k Yin be;U 1 n. Benj? Aik 18-14. 15-8; C. A. Marshall beat Tan Chwee Yon* 17 -Hi. 17-16: Lawrence Cheah txat Sood bin Siar109 words
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Article, Illustration171 1949-11-23 10 PETER DOHERTY - PETER DOHERTY m» w < *#-x im_ti_^..r- %r9M By Player-Manager of Doncasrer Rovers COVERING during corner |V> kicks is vitally Important, i Few goals come from corners, but the number can be reduced almost to nil if the defence have a good I understanding Let's171 words
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485 1949-11-23 10 ARCHIE QUICK - Carter outstanding player of the year ARCHIE Q UICK By run man who looks like being The Footballer of the Year", voted 'I s such by the Soccer Writers' Issoeiation of England and Wales, is Horatio Stratton Carter, the premaiurelv maestro. 3.") years young, who is piloting Hull City m485 words
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Article97 1949-11-23 10 Free Press Correspondent SEREMBAN. Tuesday. T'HE Farleigh Robertson ruggi r trophy match Is being revived this year. Ir Li one of the minor competitions, being confined to the States of Negri Sembilan and Perak. One wonders whether the actual trophy Is still m existence or whether it97 words
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98 1949-11-23 10 tI'HAT had promised to m a decade m n; al I instead a nightmare to I business m tin* I nited I As the Btttnmi i have been and won bar*k i. Charles was pro-.. Ray Robinson v. weight throne I move which wouldReuter - 98 words
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Article274 1949-11-23 10 SPURS HEADING FOR PROMOTION By A Special I nrrespondent IF there is such a thing as a dead cert" m then it is that Spurs will win promotion t: Div. Z back to their proper sphere m-xt \pril. I hold a six-point lead o\-r Hull itv Span v probably be274 words
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Advertisement159 1949-11-23 10 HOW SHOWIHG! 1.45, 1.1 .">. 5.45 *> !>:;<) p.m. FZARFUL! B_Bl j* kS."M^^ _*___Fa a -M-a-""** m ___K______H_______i v A Mtouiond thnlli wiftt mm* f J of m HmvssiiW frKki I C^NATOWiV MO«^CI4« -OIC T(j»f .'liirUcfl Hjr I\l Xl I A II IBDI I IMd] BE BIG" SOON INSIDE ri159 words
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Advertisement103 1949-11-23 10 -aa* ■■-> -a-at o__B ajaai aaaa aao> aaaar aa» ai aa> aa a> > I r 't. #t I Y-. er/c? /rf#s K>* #t# I DORIS DAY BUDDY CLARK ij sing on COLUMBIA Records.- IV. IN I OVE VOc OR NO ONI 1 ID i II BTROJO HI I E103 words
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Article352 1949-11-23 11 $2-MILLION STADIUM FOR SINGAPORE To be run by corporation DRAFT Kill for the creation of a corporation to bring into being the Government's 82,000,000 project for a sports centre m Singapore will be submitted to a meeting of the Legislative Council m December. This was revealed at a meeting of352 words
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Article27 1949-11-23 11 J. Nuttall fails in 'pro' debut 1 aten since at left or -■..ell m by the l tor d by md ln N f Rebi te- ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article212 1949-11-23 11 THE Commonwealth cricketers made a welcome return to batting form on the second day of their match against the Commander-in-Chief's XI at Rawalpindi yesterday. Some bright cricket was witnessed when the touring team hit up 251 ln their second knock. Wally Langdon. the Western Australia lefthander,Reuter - 212 words
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Article, Illustration383 1949-11-23 11 \'\E never seen Nai Phol fight, but I assure you I'll do my best against him when we meet on Friday next week." said Speed Cabanella, the Filipino conqueror of Jackie Wilson, former world featherweight champion, shortly after his arrival m Singapore from ManilaFree Press - 383 words
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Article137 1949-11-23 11 PENANG Wed 'PHE Indian soccer tourists! 1 suffered their first Malayan reverse— their 13th game of the tour— here yesterday evening, when Penang Chi- nese Football Association beat them by a solitary goal. A crowd of ***** saw one of the most thrilling games ever played In137 words
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Article124 1949-11-23 11 J^NGLANDS team to play Italy m a soccer international on Tottenham Hotspurg ground, Loi.doi., on Nov. 30 shows one change from the side which defeated Ireland 9-2 last week. Bert Williams, of Wolverhampton Wanderers, has recovered from injury and replaces Streten m goal. The team willReuter; A.P. - 124 words
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Article50 1949-11-23 11 GEORGE Chenier I Canada I led John Pulman I Exeter i. who received one point m each franr by 18 frames to six at the end of th» second day of their three-day match m the News of the World £1500 tournament at Leicester Square Hall. London, yesterday.50 words
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302 1949-11-23 11 STRALIA'S touring cricket team yesterday beat a South African eleven by an innings and 72 runs Needing 228 runs yesterday to avoid an innings defeat with all their second-innings wickets intact, the South Africans struggled for runs and were all out soon after tea forReuter - 302 words
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Article227 1949-11-23 11 O \.t. Combined and Singapore District (Army) IV# meet at Jalan Besar Stadium this evening m the second match of the Singapore quadrangular rugby tournament. R.A.F. were surprisingly beaten by Singapore Cricket Club on Saturday, but are expected to make no mistake m taking227 words
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Article95 1949-11-23 11 ■yHE S.C.C. t -merged winn en against the 2_3 BOD wfaoea they beat by four goal* to two Ln a hotkey match on the Pauang terday The SCC pressiQi from the itart, opened ■ceoutti through K;:iper off a pas.* from Mclnroy. The BOD equalised riiortlv after95 words
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Article414 1949-11-23 11 Saw Pak given another chance 'THONG Saw Pak, Singapore's weightlifting cham- pion m the lightweight class, who failed to qualify for selection for the British Empire Game* at the all-Malayan trials at Kuala Lumpur last weekend, is to be given another chance. He will attempt to reach the total poundage414 words
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Article, Illustration27 1949-11-23 11 Kelly (left) and Kuiper In a tussle for possession m yesterday's hockey match on the Padang In which S.C.C beat 223 8.0.D. by four goals to two.27 words
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Article38 1949-11-23 11 rpHE annua] Dentals trw 1 Medicals m_rb\ played at Sepoy Lines relay Dentals first time since the inc< of the competition m ot al their rivals b\ 13 p i (two goals. tr\ t trie-38 words
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Article40 1949-11-23 11 A MELTING ail] be held <j SRC. on Frida\ al i to datCUS* arrantt :i.i nt SAF A. bll bou** titlon to be held m I i.d February. All neretarle. ol < n.mercial team c are i< te attend.40 words
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Advertisement61 1949-11-23 11 ><*^^>*U*«^ffl«C^^!^wT;;?>"^;:,>,-vr,; X H' 9 Let-— h LIFEGUARD I v iiir i_r 4 miLiik raise your child 5? <V LIFEGUARD MILK CO., LTD. ?l I*s/36 Medeiros Building Spore y Telephone: ***** hi s IS v c Atinv ur un ,es r f W.HWU busy business ran DCCTAIiDAUT ar€ acknowled ed to61 words
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Article368 1949-11-23 12 Offers to hand over to Li HONG KONG, Tuesday. DEPORTS m Tokio that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek is going to Japan to live m retirement coincided with disclosure m Hong- Kong last night that the Generalissimo had promised full presidential powers to run-away Acting PresidentA.P.; U.P.; Reuter - 368 words
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Article, Illustration43 1949-11-23 12 picture .A cocktail party was held at the Royal Johore International Club last night m honour of Mr. C. E. Courtney, Planting Adviser to the Pineapple Industry, who is going on leave. Mr. Courtney is seen m the background, extreme left. Free PressFree Press - 43 words
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Article308 1949-11-23 12 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. FOOD-RICH America has pledged her co-operation to help "create an abundance of food for all countries," suggested that the I.N. Food and Agricultural Organisation establish its permanent headquarters m the United States, and urged the establishment of an international trade body to helpReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 308 words
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Article68 1949-11-23 12 NEW YORK. Tues. SHAH Xl PAHLKVI of Persia, praising the role of Brig. -Gen. Carlos P Romulo as the I'nited Nations General Assemhly President, said yesterday. Asia is proud to have the Philippine delegate here The visiting monarch paid this tribute when appealing to theA.P. - 68 words
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Article98 1949-11-23 12 pURTHER persistent profittaking yesterday was rather well absorbed and New York Stock Exchange prices fluctuated indecsivelv m limited trade. Changes both ways were mainly fractional and fairly well diviued with numerous group trends Inconclusive. Somewhat more aggressive support durlnc the afternoon turned the market's balance toReuter - 98 words
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Article25 1949-11-23 12 A Vatican source says Russian satellite countries will not permit their Roman Catholic citizens to visit Rome during the 1950 Holy Year. A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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198 1949-11-23 12 NEW YOKK. Wednesday. INDIA'S delegate to the United Nations Political 1 Committee, Sir Benegal Narasing Rau, yesterday branded as unfair Russia's accusation of war mongering against Britain and America. At a stormy session of the Political Committee, debating the Soviet Union's "peace pact" proposals',Reuter; A.P. - 198 words
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Article72 1949-11-23 12 A SERIOIS break-away of the Czechoslovak Roman _r\ Catholic clergy from the Vatican is seen m an official Prague announcement that 169 Catholic priests and laymen, after acknowledging that the> had been "misled by the Vatican," have been pardoned and released from jail m Bratislava TheyReuter - 72 words
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Article24 1949-11-23 12 The Sailors' Union of the Pacific has deferred a strike action which had threatened to tie up all Pacific coast ports. Reuter.24 words
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157 1949-11-23 12 LONDON. Tuts. J FEATURE of the London Tin Market yesterday was the rising demand for three months tin, the price for which jumped £7 10s. m the afternoon session to £595. The price closed unchanged at £643 15s The turnover was low atU.P.; A.P. - 157 words
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Article97 1949-11-23 12 Osaka, .Tuesday. 4 NEW style dance hall revolutionary m Japan where men have always ruled the roost— opened here last night. The big attraction was its 30 personable male taxi dancers. More than 50 dance-crazy or just curious -girl customers showed up. However, th-e girl customersA.P. - 97 words
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Article14 1949-11-23 12 France and Portugal have renewed their trade treaty for one year A.P.A.P. - 14 words
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Article58 1949-11-23 12 'THE Mngapon Motor Club vfll h-ld a rally fur members on Sunday at 9.30* a.m. The Mailing point a ill be Princes Restaurant, and the finish at Air Port Hotel, where a farewell luncheon will be held m honour Mr P. J. Darnell, president of the Club,58 words
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Article156 1949-11-23 12 Formosa 'written off by U.S. WASHINGTON. Tues. OFFICIAL sources said toda\ that the United States had "virtually written off' any chance of saving the strategic island of Formosa from the Chinese Conmunists They said this decision was taken after consultations between top policy planners ana high military officials who decidedU.P. - 156 words
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Article37 1949-11-23 12 The House of Lords y-ester- I day passed the British North America Bill which authorises the Canadian Parliament t< amend Canada's constitution on certain matters solely within the jurisdiction of that I Parliament. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article16 1949-11-23 12 Tripoli had a 3ener.ll holiday yesterday to ce'.ebra'.e the United Nations decision I on Libyan independence.—16 words
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Advertisement458 1949-11-23 12 ENGAGEMENT O'BRIEN-GRAFT. The engagement Is announced between James Anthony, son of Mr. A Mrs. T. H. O'Brien of Emsworth Hampshire, and Josette. daughter of Mr. Mrs. A. Graft ut Singapore. DEATH HG VAN CHYE, 62, passed away peacefully at 6.30 a.m. at ris residence 27 Beach Road. Spore, on 22.11.49.458 words
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