The Singapore Free Press, 9 December 1949
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Title Section18 1949-12-09 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA I SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 1949. PKICE 10 ittNTN18 words
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Article, Illustration248 1949-12-09 1 Dutch second Chamber's 'yes 9 THE HAGUE, Friday. jHh Second Chamber of the Dutch Parliament shortly after midnight this morning passed by the required two-thirds majority the bill ratifying the treaty under which sovereignty m the former Netherlands Kast Indies passes to the new United248 words
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Article70 1949-12-09 1 DUDOLF Slansky, Secretary- Geneial of Czechoslovakia s Communist party, said yesterday that th« party had been infiltrated by hostile elements and that it must be thoroughly purged." Some observers believe Mr. Slansky"s long and forthright speech delivered at a meeting of party officials might be theA.P. - 70 words
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Article201 1949-12-09 1 U.S. rubber tycoon says: NEW YORK. Thursday. COMMENTING on the decision of Malayan, Ceylonese and Indo-Chinese rubber growers to spend $1,000,000 m the Tnited States to promote increased use of natural rubber, the president S.F. Goodrich Co.. Mr. John L. Collyer, said today that the money201 words
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Article90 1949-12-09 1 MacD. FOR DOMINIONS TALKS LONDON. Thurs. /COMPOSITION of UM Bri--1 tUb delegation to the iabo conference of Commonwealth Foreign .iiers which starts on Jan 9 was announced m London tonight. The delegation will be led by the Foreign Secretary. Mr Ernest Bevin, and will include Mr. Philip NoelBaker. Commonwealth RelationsReuter - 90 words
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Article79 1949-12-09 1 Madden to visit Saigon PARIS. Fri. VICE ADMIRAL Alexander Cumming Gordon Mad-Seoond-in-Command to the Admiral Commanding the Royal Navy m Far Eastern waters, will arrive m Saigon on Dec. 12 aboard his flagship, the cruiser Belfast. Vice Admiral Madden will be the guest of Admiral Paul Ortoli. French Naval CommanderReuter - 79 words
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Article30 1949-12-09 1 Four Iranian leaders of the opposition m the Majlis, who were arrested m connection with the assassination of the Prime Minister. Abdul Hussein Haschir, were released yesterday.— A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article15 1949-12-09 1 The U.S. Army m Germany. Austria and Trieste will get atomic defence training.15 words
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Article18 1949-12-09 1 Fifty-three parties have so far announced they will contest the Greek general election next April. A.P.A.P. - 18 words
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Article21 1949-12-09 1 Franco has agreed to hold a referendum m their four south Indian towns m February, says a Madras report.21 words
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Article66 1949-12-09 1 THE National Coal Board yesterday withdrew a threat of court action against a new play—Alan Melvilles •Castles m the Air"— which makes fun of the Board. The officials of the Board, which operates the stateowned coalmines, saw the opening at the Adelphi Theatre on Wednesday night,A.P. - 66 words
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Article18 1949-12-09 1 The East German Communist press yesterday accused Yugoslavia of smuggling German arms specialists to Yugoslavia. A.P.A.P. - 18 words
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213 1949-12-09 1 Petrol rationing in area 'inescapable' LONDON, Friday. RATIONING of petrol for the whole sterling area is inescapable because "even what is called sterling oil has m it a considerable element of dollar cost," the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Sir Stafford Cripps, explained yesterday. Speaking on the sterling-dollar balance of paymentReuter - 213 words
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Article, Illustration150 1949-12-09 1 LONDON, Friday. THE President of the Broad of Trade, Mr. Harold Wilson, said yesterday that Britain would not consider sending an economic and trade mission to China until the question of recognition of the Chinese Communist regime was settled. He was replying m ParliamentU.P. - 150 words
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Article66 1949-12-09 1 MANILA. Fri. HONG KONG can be considered a model colony except for pickpockets, according to Senator Fernando Lopez, who has just returned from a week's visit there. There is peace and order m Hong Kong, he said. Praising the Colony's control system on commodities, he saidReuter - 66 words
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Article73 1949-12-09 1 JOCKEY Gordon Richards, who has ridden more winning races than anyone else m the world hut has never won the English Derby, gives this explanation: "An old lady m Sheffield has put a curse on me. She wants a five-pound note. She has writtenA.P. - 73 words
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Article46 1949-12-09 1 Angry German women halted, but only very briefly, a campaign against the sale of military toys m Frankfurt after dealers threatened to stone them. The women contended that sale of such tops would reawaken the military spirit In German children. A.P.A.P. - 46 words
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Article20 1949-12-09 1 Burmese Government troops have recaptured three villages In the rice-growing area, killing 110 rebels, mainly Karens. A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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Article142 1949-12-09 1 NEW YORK. Fri. THE United Nations yester- day decided to refer Nationalist China's charges against the Soviet Union to the Russian-boycotted interim committee, or "Little Assembly." The General Assembly, by a large majority, also called o:\ all members to follow a "bauds off" policy m ChinaReuter - 142 words
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Article51 1949-12-09 1 IN the first ten months of this year the equivalent of £420.000 worth of contraband sugar, bicycle and car parts, silk, aluminium and cigarettes were seized by the Japanese customs. So far 4.322 persons have been, arrested for dealing m black market goods with Formosa.- A.A.P. - 51 words
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Article46 1949-12-09 1 Police seized documents m Lahore yesterday m a series of raids on Pakistan Communist Party offices, on the offices of two left-wing vernacular periodicals, and on the Progressive Writers' Association, which last month was a host to a party of Russian authors. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article23 1949-12-09 1 The United Nations yesterday authorised a $54,900,000 public works and relief programme for about 1,000,000 Arab refugees from Palestine. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article20 1949-12-09 1 The International Conederation of Trade Unions IFTU) m London yesterday coniemn^i the Franco regime m Spain as "totalitarianism."20 words
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Article208 1949-12-09 1 Army denies shortage of surgeon MALAYA DISTRICT LONDON, Thursday THE War Office today denied a statement by the Yorkshire Post's special correspondent m Malaya that there was only one surgeon m Malaya District which covers the whole of the Federation. The correspondent said that mcd < al services for men208 words
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Article29 1949-12-09 1 Twenty-three Sudanese, mostly women and children, were drowned yesterday when a ferryboat capsized while crossing the Nile at Shendy, 130 miles north of Khartoum ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article19 1949-12-09 1 The Prime Minister, of the Red East German Government. Herr Otto Grotewohl. is seriously ill.— A.P.A.P. - 19 words
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Article15 1949-12-09 1 River traffic along the Yangtze from Chungking to Shanghai has been resumed. ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article118 1949-12-09 1 VIETMINH ACTIVE IN TONKING SAIGON. I VIETMINH forces ten., rarily held two French outposts. 35 miles fouthwesf of Hanoi, when they laur.cned three violent attack> B Indo-Chlna's northern province of Tunking. bordering China. French forces later drme back the Vietminh forces and recaptured the p Vletminh attacks nt :,c »e--portedReuter - 118 words
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Advertisement124 1949-12-09 1 jBUSH irH T RADIO Co. [I w I Ul ('if nvcruf/i nee on the tongue— or m a little »*ter-* I advanta>e* to which the medical «n/at£st!jnt>ortance Throiyfh this dismtegHtlon "ATasll Is quickly conveyed .-i-tjcles remain to irritate of harm "-brane. For these reasons Alaili V m WriQ lh action124 words
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Advertisement98 1949-12-09 1 For the best food 6 Wine m Towr Visit ==r THE SINGAPORE RESTAURANT 6AK 79, BRASBASAHKOAI) Reservations; Phone 4OB** KKCOGMTION Burma hud recognise.! .lie I Israeli Government. i Rubber prices A SFttlAl Markrl c <>ri«->p. 'a ent (ive> (b*- price* o| ruttt«r (m cents tt>. 1 at II a.m mdjy98 words
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Article, Illustration312 1949-12-09 2 Iris Ashley - Iris Ashley By AFTER viewing the autumn collectiont m Paris we came away saying. "Well, now ue've seen everything," a»d meant it. especially m reference to evening tresses, where it sterns that anything goes tor example, the three tttflet nn the left of the above tketches The312 words
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Article202 1949-12-09 2 Kay Murray - Kay Murray By i TULLY, I 11 FJXB -My B ice story about working 1 i m speech he was to r i lay. 81* r alarm so that she v up eai I slept through si.-- iy« she raced Ini I arnvi: ech In hen ?h«202 words
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Article248 1949-12-09 2 Lemon Soup from Denmark Selections by a correspondent from recipes MBed l Danish cooks siujges! easily prepared meal, novel flavours LEMON SOI P Ingredirnt*: 2 lemons. oranges, 2 pints water. 2 table-spoonsful sugar. 1 egg. Method: Wash the fruit and squeeze out the juice. Boil the squeezed rinds m the248 words
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Article22 1949-12-09 2 Id Ivy I r cottai I I of A. BOO! im to a if £180.000. A hful- by her h22 words
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Advertisement130 1949-12-09 2 o Gift $fje will love x J>yr~- I <£F^ c C. r -r«f- t 4 tf t t» f r M DON, W.I /d^ /gSf j^i V^ •II d( O^U/Mli 7 PERFUMES MISCHIEF -ay, audacious youthful. V seventh heaven the perfume that men love women to wear. >/ JUNE the130 words
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Advertisement164 1949-12-09 2 "It'llu; Ml does your baby weigh I vy^l^ 15 lbs? l! >our babs weighs more than I arex should now be gjven c c mned with milk and su^.i- m ihe earl> da>s C-en Mtw fourth month, il advise creased as bab> grows Ande'.f babyhood has been left behir.J F^-cx164 words
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Miscellaneous274 1949-12-09 2 In tht town »htr* J.ck, lh, m.,,c C Jt whal can I dc? says tht rtnny ,n the Mr*, p.ay.ng ».(h bey. ha, mad. t,m t „.nd ..,.1 so Iggj"** JJ. "2JT7LJ' *2 r and h r dolU wh lh M^<»that ,h. ch,.drcn n«d no, go to ted. l^V O274 words
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Miscellaneous20 1949-12-09 2 Solution To Crossword No. 863 ■BMP AC C HM'EJj/r B E^MPiEiqgjFE^ ■GMt>>ipE'bMPJ L eGlfREDtM^5Ai DOWNR I G H f Jp|H20 words
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Article, Illustration5738 1949-12-09 3 \\llan Lewis' special racing service v nU^ Tree Press racing: correspondent, presents below a l^mprehon-.ve form *mdc for tomorrow, the third day of the Perak ShUin^r Meeting J ts, together with all the selections and latest track seven. vm> 8 ,F -*r5,738 words
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Article, Illustration309 1949-12-09 3 What do you b'.d.' Ihe requiremenU for overcalling preemptive bids are th« same a-s for any other overctll. They are based on winners, not honour tricks You must b« able to win within thre* tricks of your bid if net vulnerable; within two trkks of your bid if309 words
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Advertisement112 1949-12-09 3 ft MARCONIPHONE FOR 51 30.00 ONLY Ml M Marconlphone Radio to .lly on foreign and local It ?i 3-Valve radio and performAi loud and clear for a set A Radio For fvt.y Horn* HO FAMILY NEEDS IT $130.00 less 10^c tor cash isv monthly Instalments. Lation 13 free. \mUi I112 words
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Advertisement306 1949-12-09 3 A Diary: I ALWAYS A USEFUL GIFT. Bound m rich leather, m a wide variety of 6tyles and colours, 75cts to $4.95 also GUEST BOOKS: $12.50 ADDRESS BOOKS: $3.50 ALBUMS: $3.50 YOU CANT HELP £»/>* DANCING TO r?^\\ HARRY /l\\^ v HACKMEYER'S RsNsV BAND H\J> Have ycxj ever pondered why306 words
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Miscellaneous618 1949-12-09 3 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today. jou are very versatile and seem to hive tr»Fent in a number of different fields. This can be your undoing unless you learn to specialize in some one thing. Avoid permitting; yourself to become a jack-of-all-trades, but a master of none You are introspective and618 words
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Miscellaneous227 1949-12-09 3 ing but imperfections when there is. after all. a great deal of beauty and food in the world to discover. Fortunately, you have a treat deal of personal courage and this will help you over a number of hurdles which, at first, may seem insurmountable. Fate has not dealt too227 words
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498 1949-12-09 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. Dec. 9. 1949. CASTING OFF THE VEIL 111.-: BDOUt I aims of Communism m! A-ia remains after the < losing of the so -called World Federation of Trad Unions confer Peking. Mar.y broa< casts speeches by delegates, ma whom had dono no m<:' than from498 words
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Article, Illustration1246 1949-12-09 4 John Larraine - Vishinsky Saw The Red Light In Time John Larraine By who reveals that Russia's Foreign Minister and Stalin wer€ once on >f> posing suit* AFTER the last major international conference which Vyacheslav Molotov attended as Soviet Foreign Minister an exasperated British diplomat s;iid. "Mololov luis n \i\cv like a football.1,246 words
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Article, Illustration804 1949-12-09 4 By A Special Correspondent vo\V I begin lo A understand why Franco has outlived Hitler. After a fortnight of watching him m close up I return to London seized with wonder. This is a man who dreams up his politics :«ikl makes [hem true. I804 words
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Article71 1949-12-09 4 p ORTS from the \\es>t coast port of Maizuru say that 4.000 former Japanese soldiers who returned from Soviot prison camps refuse to return to their homes until certain demands are met. The demands include 15.000 yen for travel and 20,000 yen "winter tide over" money,71 words
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Advertisement30 1949-12-09 4 NOW Xetlltri FRUIT SQUASH This is something and something g*** 3 FLAVOURS C I $1.65 a bottle COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROADM*^ prirti* Inquiries: j Underwood General A^ S-.na.pore lulT -430 words
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Article136 1949-12-09 5 Fref Press Staff Reporter »TC the forest preserve at Bukit Timah > H mm of the few spots of natural beauty left from being blasted out of existence works m the vicinity are being taken by lan (Progressive Mun. South- West) at iexl meeting of136 words
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Article, Illustration245 1949-12-09 5 Importers are hard-hit Free Press Staff Reporter gIM.APORE importers of Japanese cement are hard hit as a result of steady arrivals of cement from the United Kingdom and other soft currency sources. Japanese cement is no longer m demand because it is not substantially cheaper245 words
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Article94 1949-12-09 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. THE Federation deported 559 aliens and 23 British subjects under the Emergency I Nations during November. This brings the total numb; r of deportations this year to 5.743 aliens and 89 British subjects. There were n<> deportation* during October. During Oetobt-r and November 3894 words
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Article34 1949-12-09 5 LONDON. Taurs. The Pahang Consolidated leport for the year ended July 31. shows that tin realised i' 573,503 net profit of £72,748 against a loss m the previous year of £.v 483.34 words
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Article, Illustration519 1949-12-09 5 Free Press Staff Reporter 14IKEE Singapore Municipal Commissioners yesterday supported the idea of an allowance to compensate Commissioners for loss of time from occupational duties and to defray out-of-pocket expenses incurred by them m Municipal service. Mr. Yap Pheim Geek (Nominated) said that m order thatLloyd studio - 519 words
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Article229 1949-12-09 5 rree rress Man rceporier EXPANSION of the Singapore Co-operative Stores Society to include the self-service system is proposed by Mr. D. E. Siddons, a member of the Society's committee, who returned to Singapore this week after six months m the United Kingdom. During that period, Mr229 words
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Article99 1949-12-09 5 Free Press Staff Reporter AN applicant who sought help at the Singapore Social Wellare Departmem has been provided with a passage to go to Australia to get a job. This is stated m the Department's November repor'. which discloses that more than $53,000 were paid99 words
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Article136 1949-12-09 5 Free Press Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE widow has been helped by the Social Welfare Department to obtain an Improvement Trust flat. In addition, she has been provided with a complete set of furniture to set up a comfortable home. Previously the WU living m136 words
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Article33 1949-12-09 5 MRS Rosemary Sheppard, the Kuala Lump-.ir artist, showing 28 tempera paintings J Little's m Singapore Most of her p.. are of scenes around Port Dickson. The show c: >• morrow at mid-day.33 words
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Article80 1949-12-09 5 UNIVERSITY extension lectures on "Illiteracy m Malaya" will shortly be organised by the' Singapore People's Education Association. Professor T. H Silcock. the newly elected President of the Association, announced this yesterday. The following ofllce-bearew were elected: President. Prof. r. H. Silcock: Vice-Presidents, Mr D. W. Fryor and80 words
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Article46 1949-12-09 5 in.^iv.-.-, .-.v is and comTientartes "n th? Australian General Election tomorrow Will be broadcast to Singapore by Radio Australia on three frequencies. They will be heard at 7 p.m.. 7.45 p.m., 9 p.m., 9.30 p.m. and 10.20 p.m. on frequencies *****. 11.850 and 1.").20n46 words
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Article42 1949-12-09 5 Surface mail is t-xpected m Singapore today from tbe Pedermtion and South Africa. The latest times for posting surface mail at the G.P.O. today are: noon for Hong Kong, China and Japan; 6 p.m. for Sibu. Mcdan. Ja\a, an dthe Fedfration.42 words
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Article243 1949-12-09 5 MR. Justus Bonn, the Dutch tenor, was enthusiastically acclaimed by a regrettably small 'house' at the Victoria Theatre last night when he tave the lirst of three recitals. Th'? tour de force of the evf-nina: was Mr Bonn's singin" o! I.'^vnerin's famous 'In fernem land' (InK.S. - 243 words
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Advertisement39 1949-12-09 5 ITS vL r you see these sheets PEQUOT PERCALE BEDSHEETS IN DUSTY ROSE PEACH GREEN BLUE WHITE tDEAL FOR XMAS GIFTS lyijjiij^ set rft464smmmßKmSM cV S J^f MJLK I j HARVEY'S CHOICEST OLD FULL JALE SHERUt BRISTOL r"?AM CALDBECK'S39 words
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Advertisement171 1949-12-09 5 Si»ECiAL XMa» SALE Ounlop Slazeftgcrs tennis rackets strung with DU POINT NYLON or tropical white gut $32 00 MAXPLY FORT EADMINTON RACKETS strung with ARMOUR CUT 2500 The above goods are subject to 10 discount up to December 31st only. C. K. PANG 13, Change Alley Singapore. Tel 2233. CONCERT171 words
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Advertisement88 1949-12-09 6 RAFFLES HOT:.S Special Attraction at 9.30 Orchestral %m%\\ FRANK PICKFORD HIS ORCHESTRA with PHIL FLETCHER Baritone) Saturday 10th, Decemhtr Ihr 1 be rttcned for the Alumni A- wff Bill. BOOK NOW FORTHI HAS* W! VUH FKSTIVIIII- |a^ BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR LONDON 8-19 MAY 1950 6 Informal h>* and muistaHct MB88 words
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Miscellaneous154 1949-12-09 6 MSndrSkC Kxelushe to the Singapore tree Press m Maluva T' LsuPwst we wkent a I "1 |-sENATo«s > juo6es.e»GSMOTs.Au| I siatv™at*tewu*<;'l rrm 1 titll' "fTl' MUMMY^TO TW MATIOMAL TMfcft£/ ANOTM€M--i 111! BUT vfoo'LL BE —J [YOU/I WE NEEO A WART PUBLICITY J 6O ON. MUSEUM. ALL VWTr—^*^ TWE'MUMMYVi 'j^l TMEMU^WAYfrT154 words
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Article63 1949-12-09 7 A YALE freshmen relay swimming team yesterday clipped eight tenths of a second off the 800 metre world word set by a Japanese team this summer. The team raced over the uistance m 8 mm. 44.6 sec. Tlie record of 8 mm. 45.4 .sec was made m theReuter - 63 words
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Article1472 1949-12-09 7 ALLAN LEWIS - SPEAR OF SARAWAK TO WIN AGAIN ALLAN LEWIS n^to for the sprint event By 1-nr, wo main I lass 3 rates, over six and nine furlongs should provide good ratine omorrow, ast day of the Perak Turf Clubs December .Meeting. Baba should win the sprint and Spear of Sarawak the1,472 words
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Article171 1949-12-09 7 Horses that have won at Ipoh Mm-, have won at Ipoh: CL 3. Div I—*«f.1 *«f. El-Alamein. Grand Trim. Spea Of Sarawak 11. 11. 3. Div 2— 9f. Singing Bird 11. Fine leather* I. uc k v Tom. Hunter's (all Whimpering Sands. Cold Wave. Cl 3. Div 1— 6f. Baba,171 words
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Article, Illustration33 1949-12-09 7 MORO, the Italian goalkeeper, gets to the edge of the goal area to punch clear from three attacking English forwards m the international soccer match at Tottenham on Nov. 30. England won 2-0.33 words
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Article118 1949-12-09 7 r PHE Ii cllan played their iast natch *i Victoria On en, Penang, >i tera.ty to win s return match n Indiana by 1—1; thus repeating their victory at E pore. The tourists embark on the Rajula for home today after having taken pan m TJ118 words
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249 1949-12-09 7 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS By DABA did such a good gallop this morning on the grass track that I take Mr. Prosper Liston's grey to win tomorrow's main sprint event the six furlong race for Class 3, Div. 1. With Woods astride, Baba went over249 words
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Article124 1949-12-09 7 m r-An Singapore Hocta i-i..*ion tournament matches played otT yesterday, 0.H.Q., F.A.R.E L.F. beat R.A.F. I Malaya) by 2 l at Tanglin to mow the quarter-final round while on tiu Singapore Recreation Club ground. BOD. 'A' created surprise to be.v the SRC. 'Whites by 4—2. Both matcl.e.s124 words
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Article194 1949-12-09 7 T'IIF.SF. have won or been pla»irt m the mud. Cl. 3 Div. I— «>f. Soltara, Lord Frederick, 111 .Uamein, Blank Spec, Ciolden Har-\t-st, Grand Trim, Spear Of Sarawak, Tempest. Cl. .5. Div. 2— 9f. Singing Bird 11. Lutky Tom. Hunter's Call. Kimberley. Cl.194 words
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Article93 1949-12-09 7 FOLLOWING a o rcvtaed st'cuiic round tits of F.A. Cup to be played on Saturday. Dec. 10: Hartlepools U. v Norwich C Watford v Nclherfield; Exeter C v Chester; Chelmsford C. v Ipswich r. Doncaster R. v Mansfield T: Yt-ovil T. v Gillingham; Southport vReuter - 93 words
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Article60 1949-12-09 7 T'HE aggregate for the week at the Newmarket bloodstock sales is now certain to be below that of last year m spite of hea\y foreign buying. Yesterday's total. 131,010 guineas for 185 lots, was 66.020 guineas below thai of the corresponding day last year. Air Borne's first toalReuter - 60 words
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Article, Illustration14 1949-12-09 7 'There eoes Nielson. m fie colours of Colonel Eveshum, the well-known c.UiOufiage expert." a14 words
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Article45 1949-12-09 7 TAROSLAV Drobny. and Bill Sidwell will meet m the mtn's singles final of the Victorian lawn tennis championships. In yesterday's semi-finals Drobny beat John Bromwich 3-6, 6-2, 6-3 and Sidwell defeated the Australian champion, Frank Sedeman 1-6. 8-6, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article30 1949-12-09 7 A Singapore Press XI beat tlv Singapore Cricket Club women b.\ six goals to three m a hocke\ match played on the S.C.C. Padan ytsterday.30 words
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Article28 1949-12-09 7 JOE LOUIS, retired world heavyweight champion, knocked out Pat Valentino (San Francisco) in the eighth round of a ten-round exhibition bout in rhi man on Wednesday night. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article232 1949-12-09 7 All Blues game may be put-off QELANGOR All Blues are due to play Singapore here on Dec. 17. but difficulties are Delng experienced by the home side m obtaining a venue for the match, which may force its postponement to Jan. 7. In this case Selangor may ask Negri to232 words
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Article22 1949-12-09 7 ARSENAL yesterday beat AIK Sweden m the soccer ma". Arsenal Stadium by 3-0 hay. by 7-0 at half-time tt?-r-'r.22 words
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61 1949-12-09 7 IPOII. Thurv THERE is a brisk sale m the unlimited sweep tickets for Saturday, final day of the Perak Turf CM'a December meeting. By this BifllH the (o(a[ poof for the three days reached 81.000.000. setting up a new record for the Penik Turf61 words
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Advertisement92 1949-12-09 7 OPENS TODAY II i 1 IS. lv ;i) p m. Vr* 4> I 9*of»«' -o'« ~^\n "9 Scon f 9 t ro I d i«tr jSJ crottd 1 MN/r£ TOMORROW »ALTHI W4NGE« st f TECHNICOLOR OP% *l««lN0*tll NIB j^Q XMf2fdPGk '0 p > 31 i 05MNIS fta :Ci.THY J Paige92 words
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Advertisement192 1949-12-09 7 ffcaart GEAJ^i *Qwm NOW SHOWING! 11, 1.45. 4. <i.30 ?U0 p m. W^ k /TOM ORAK[ ALAN rOUNG Tomorrow > :i a..«i. .n tiinec 'JESSIE JAMES M HUE TOMORROW Christmas Cardz i .i Children's Bovxs A Calendars ?>iarie i for 1950 thitM i ORIENT STAR NEWS CO Ml Noril: Bridge192 words
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Article38 1949-12-09 8 IV: On Dec. X 19-*9. M the .il. tj'pore. lfe of Group Cup- O v— a son. BETTY (BM Gar.', wife of :.ira. a son. on Der 8, at Paglar's Maternity M >vr and son doing \\\ll.38 words
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Article61 1949-12-09 8 \!R C H F BLAKE Mi Mki .T E M. Bradfield: A marriage taa b^en ar> tangrd and will take place shortly between Christopher Howard HI Bluke. Colonial Adminis- Service. Malaya, second .><; no: Mr and Mrs. Humphrey ll Pl.unsfield. Crewkerne. •nd s toan Jane" t. elder I61 words
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Article19 1949-12-09 8 DECEMBER Ttl Helen I vhtet of and Peter Bargaas. No i forte.-' 1 Rd to Buddhist r 9.12.49.19 words
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Article199 1949-12-09 8 CHINESE REDS COMPLETE CONQUEST Govt. quits mainland HONG KONG, Friday. THK Communist military conquest of China was virtually completed yesterday with the flight of Nationalist leaders from Chengtu, their fourth capital to be abandoned this year, to Formosa, thus signalling the end of organised resistance on the mainland and the199 words
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Article, Illustration103 1949-12-09 8 Tourist's m iv again visit the InertdJblr lowcn of tho •|o i i of Angkor Wat m Ci.nbodia without Ixinu sniped ;it hy the lOii-inan anil- European "arm" led i>v i> i Chhuon. the Cambodian nationalist leader. D.i,) Chlraon has surrender- <,! to amhfdias Killf NorodOM Sihanouk and has hi*A.P. - 103 words
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Article122 1949-12-09 8 'W. GERMANY DOES NOT WANT ARMY' BONN. Fri 'pHK West German President J Dr Th»-<xi<T Heusa, s£-tacki-d the idr.i r-v:«. Ing the German army yesterday declaring >* opposed to it »vi-n U Allies wantrd one, and r- lardleta ol wlu comm v i-d it. ir. taktiii tbli haired Pwaidtßt difT-122 words
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Article142 1949-12-09 8 I On Chiang art unknown Hr is kn./* q <* v r.r' I pfl U i h rmosa. afvr laavtaf behind MOM 80.000 trooj* und r <>••" Ru I ;ng-nan to delay Qm Com-mur.i.-'.-v who air nor- 2 i n...»Lbc Hbar.dor.^d ca- Nat. enlist po«i'jon on *hmainland isA.P.; U.P.; Reuter - 142 words
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Article174 1949-12-09 8 BUCK HILL FALLS. iPenna). Friday. I IHEHTY of the individual is threatened by the Roman Catholic Church as well as by Communism said Bishop G. Bromley Oxman. Methodist head* of the New York area and vice-president of the Church Missions Board "The Roman Catl Church d<>»sA.P. - 174 words
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Article75 1949-12-09 8 LONDON, Fri THERE wai no shortage ol tulphetrone In Malaya lot the treatment of lepers, and orders for the drug ran be fulfilled promptly. Mr. Davui Rees-WilUams, the Under Secretary for the Colonies. told the House of Commons yesterday. Mr. Rees-Wllllam* .said n wai no reason75 words
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Article48 1949-12-09 8 r PHE I- ndOD tin in:irk.-* > duggtab yesterday. The dosing prices men poi £004 buyers and £605 I seller^ with boslneu done at £605; th:«* months £566 buyers but no sellers. The M'ttlfment price was 4J Kds The turnover was 118 tow lot the day.— U.P.U.P. - 48 words
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Article108 1949-12-09 8 Wealthy will get the hump BRADFORD, Thurs. THE War Mr. Bmanuel ShinwelJ. m Bradford last night that 'there ar still too mar.v people m the country have- got tOO much." Speaking at a South 8.. ford by-election m^etimsaid that 'we don: v.jliv \a dlsp isetg any p*rs"n of the landA.P. - 108 words
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Article265 1949-12-09 8 LONDON. Friday. tl'lll l. K prices of gilt-crig<*ris moved lower m the London Stock Exchange yesterday, rubber shares were m strong demand, prices being marked higher to attract stock t o the market, says Reuter's financial correspondent. Tin shares declined. Despite attacks by boor operators, the265 words
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Article160 1949-12-09 8 FRANKFURT. Frl. In tho treatment O of cancer with a n- German drug and of skin cancer by us»» of radioactive thorium was reported m Bad Kr»-Mznarh m thf» French Zone m Germany and m "and. U In more rj^n 100 out of 200 bad ti^sA.P. - 160 words
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Article143 1949-12-09 8 QUFTOM Webb or Mr Belv v re cops it ai?ain m "Mr Belvedere Goes To Collet" with Shirley Temple and Tom Drake, now showing at the Capitol. At the beginning ol the picture we find Mr. B» lvoderp enr"!:m>; m Clemena University, ostensibly to get a diploma so143 words
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Article59 1949-12-09 8 r pHE New Yort Stuck Exchan o elOMd Irregular yesterday, .ifter the market had failed to make any progress despite a Srm undertone Profit-taking held prices comfortably m (heck. Chanfet yvere mostly of fractional proportions and m either direction althoußh heyltancy appeared to be getting the upperReuter - 59 words
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Article74 1949-12-09 8 POUCK-SERGEANT llarr> Ware, whose Sydney cliffrescue squ:id has been railed out 23 times this year believes a full moon causes an Increase m suicides "because it probably turn.s certain peoples minds." Sgt. Ware, who has been m charge of the squad since its formation m 1942, saidU.P. - 74 words
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Miscellaneous16 1949-12-09 8 men tides l"<i<» 1 .0 in; U.11 p m Tomorrow 2 *.m: 1* SK p m16 words
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