The Singapore Free Press, 26 January 1951
1951-01-26
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Title Section19 1951-01-26 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2G. 1951. tldtrkk PRIU-: 11 N < IM19 words
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Article35 1951-01-26 1 i? supports proposal ;<• til p port th«* \r ih propoN il t dHPt;itc. kin. however r amended t.» tinnanisl bf .1 t»» strike th.it the ..i the Assembly lb? first merti r rnnf>r- A.PA.P - 35 words
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Article47 1951-01-26 1 U.N. ships again shell Inchon TOKYO, riiday. .> t »>k force, in< tuding the S cruiser St. Paul and allied dcsl t!ie Korean west coast port of rda m Tokyo, disi losing this until d through the day. ice to it. There were round itions m connection N47 words
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Article89 1951-01-26 1 T> i matures of wide apr- »i irOI begin In ,'k\ £#-page si'Nl)\Y TIMES. Desj ribed as i passport al V\\ Ing,' i>r. rd Ha \N il\ E TO :*L bat I'iiinnd happ n I I of r know n S i of the89 words
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Article24 1951-01-26 1 m GO. anno menl ntial on th»* labour dispute i 750.000 Ruhr id steel and coal workrwhelm ior a stria" A.PA.P - 24 words
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Article, Illustration67 1951-01-26 1 U.P A frightc7ied attendant leapout of a parked plane when the engine started at Kansas airport and ths empty plane taxied m erratic circles. Attempts to lasso a wing fai'ed. Finally airport employee jumped on a Wing tip. crawled to the cockpit and stopped the motor. Twenty planesU.P - 67 words
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Article352 1951-01-26 1 But refuses support for sanctions |>RITAIN was "broadly m agreement" with America to condemn Communist China as an aggressor but had the "gravest doubt" about going ahead with sanctions, Sir Gladwyn Jebb, British delegate, told the I.N. Political Committee last night at Lake Success. Sir (iladwyn saidReuter - 352 words
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Article97 1951-01-26 1 Campaign against UK Govt. MH. Winston Churchill is preparing a fast campaign against the Government's handling of major affairs. He has called for a debate on defence, after the Government's forthcoming statement on defence measures, and has also demanded debates on the coal and steel industries, on foreign affairs and97 words
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Article50 1951-01-26 1 Physicist Sergei Ivanovich Vavi!ov, 60. non-Communist President of the Soviet Acmy of Sciences since 19-15. cow yesterday. organised and directed All Union Society for Dissemination of Knowledge'" which recruited important ters, scientists and artists •lie Soviet Union for leeS and writing pamphlet? mical and political U.PU.P - 50 words
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Article, Illustration99 1951-01-26 1 Natsir refuses opposition call to resign JAKARTA. Fri. AIR a ten.se six-hour )inet meeting, the In- n Prime Minister, Mr. said last will not I will i 1 i Dr. Assaat, the his ith-old govern, ignores a 1- .nary i sure d; 0 touring for its resigna- A. P TwoA.P - 99 words
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Article32 1951-01-26 1 British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Ernest Bevin. ill pneumonia, showed improvement today. The Foreign Office said he stttl was seriousil but issued a stater, saying that "progress is being maintained.' U.PU.P - 32 words
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Article68 1951-01-26 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. THE U.S. Air Force and Navy are reported to be speeding up the construction of projects costing more than (US) $1,000,000,000, including some new overseas bases. This report came from a closed 90-minute meeting of tne Senate Armed Service Committee. There was immediate speculationA.P - 68 words
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Article26 1951-01-26 1 Pakistan has decided to nationalise motor transport m three provinces the Punjab Sind and the North-west Frontier out of the nations nve provinces.- A.PA.P - 26 words
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Article89 1951-01-26 1 ST I "iT.fi ART. Friday. IF they hud L'S $1,000,000,000. <ierman scientists believe they could fly to the moon. Th> German Society for Interplanetary Research was told at Its annual meeting that new discoveries have made such a flight possible. In fact, plans have already been89 words
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Article26 1951-01-26 1 Sir Francis Molamure. Speaker of the Ceylon House of Representatives, died last night p?pd 65. He collaps- d m the House on Tuesday with26 words
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Article197 1951-01-26 1 Play the game the Russian way HONG KONG, Friday. T^HE official Chinese Communist news agency complained yesterday that a team of towering Russian hasketball players visited China recently and handed a team of smaller Chinese a heavy beating and terrific loss of face news agency and reports from Shanghai indicaU.P - 197 words
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Article154 1951-01-26 1 LONDON, Friday. A DEFENCE plan by which a million men will be x under arms and equipped by the summer of 19. Vi has been drawn up by the Cabinet m London. The Deputy Prime Minister. Mr. Herbert Morrison, told the House of Commons yesterdayA.P - 154 words
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Article32 1951-01-26 1 I re Mr. J.. t nei Shipyards, X leave m May m a CS-foof motor trawler. They would be guided by maps fonnd m a drawer of the pii »p--tain U.PU.P - 32 words
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Article76 1951-01-26 1 Britain may help French LONDON. In. T'HF: possibilit) of liii- tish aid t«» help brv.iwh fori fiijht I tmiiiii rebels m lad* China under fiWri It ill m London it u.»s reported fttettHeMJ 11 supplylrj that certain ef m»>nt. air i might '.prod to the French. was un whatever assUtaxiceU.P - 76 words
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Article18 1951-01-26 1 VII HUNDREDS marooned m the A;: for the sixth tho;. i A.PA.P - 18 words
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Advertisement111 1951-01-26 1 ALEC/ RETAIL Ml^ HBH ißiHHaaMmw CHAR.DJRD.S'PQRP m Ll -a He res tt Spleniliri -j Hot Ueat/irr Drink lj \PESFCCa mnHmk t.>r the hot day* <» 'Uvilnnt' mixed ..old. It ha* a tempting. n\ flavour all itx o**n. and *end.« a wa*« tuntj toolnrsi ihrough the hodv on r«V H> helping111 words
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Advertisement68 1951-01-26 1 ii j il ty a p w w iru«t4ji' aid BAR j 79 Hrsu tt***li Kd rtincapore oetwveen Nxth Bnd* ane Victoria str#»^Tel« No <» Hoi and Cold Dunk, European food prepared by out A I Cooks Special Wcddine Cat I Chinese Chow Chow oui *p*ciah :> aJwam a .able68 words
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509 1951-01-26 2 In choosing a new dress consider these points your age, the colour of your eyes, your hair-do, your figure Y> and your type of make-up. So, before deciding on SS your dress << I>EFORE »v buy nei (rocks lor ning par--r a while509 words
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Article303 1951-01-26 2 SAXCY HAL' ME - SAXCY HAL'ME By rtESIGNEiCS haw al- ready en busy for on the clothes that women will be two or thi rom now. This coming spring will be the iast one for a long time, probably, In which we will see cloths of a pure wool weave. Woollen303 words
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Article, Illustration534 1951-01-26 2 RADESWINGET - RADESWINGET By /MRLS know they do not have to boil their nylons or use strong cleaning fluids on their viayiite curtains to get them clean, They know that mild soap and water will do thc trick. But many cleaning hints the public do not know. That534 words
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Article429 1951-01-26 2 DO YOU KNOW THAT on the market now and on sale here, is a new air purifier. It is m liquid form and is sold by the bottle. In each bottle is an absorbant wick, and when you wish to deodorise a room or cupboard the wick is429 words
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Advertisement142 1951-01-26 2 Solution To Crossword No. 261 1 14. Dot i. s. s .4n Exclusive Selection of Ladies' Gents* LGKG.NE WATCHES 8 m (iold Stainless Steel. v< << Cirfs for Chinese New Year. LAKKA JEWELLERS B cry Road, Singapore Phone; *****. QURESHI for furs distinction r/. FUR COATS and CAPES I QURESHI'S142 words
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Advertisement87 1951-01-26 2 Names of shops can be given on application to Wa mans Page. Free Press. V O JuM one cake J camay CAM AY. gived youl |^^B Tjuf <<£/« <? lowlier »L jaV> Go on the CAMAY W^ "*1 Mild-Soap diet.. .follow &mi the directions on the jf wrapper and you87 words
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Advertisement95 1951-01-26 2 /^AaJeliHt Ltd. SALE i < Small stock of morning and afternoon dresses Prices from $20!! 4. > ANNUAL SALE FIRST YEARLY STOCK CLAIIRES Evening dresses. Cocktail Morning dn Prices ranging 1 1 Ist. FEBRUARY 195 i The Arcade. Singapore Cold Sto Orchard Rd. Phone ***** BUTTONS AND BOW'S ACCESSORIES >>95 words
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Miscellaneous83 1951-01-26 2 Kew Crossword He. 2£2 latstffliiriiz 7 ifl I !II I CH IS A( ROSS l. Does this periodica] chaw ihe *iiair> (7 4> 7 tt-c stuff th :i ?%2^ -have drtnlcpresumably .4-3,. i iJ 0 -7 J stop 65 top6 ta S). 12 h„yQ T M3, u/lmo aWh ptS CLUES83 words
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Miscellaneous128 1951-01-26 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, >ou have tremendous personal magnetism. You draw people into your circle of acquaintanceship seemingly without any effort. In fact, you like so many people that you ma v have difficulty concentrating your love and attention on an v one individual. If and when you wed.128 words
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Article226 1951-01-26 3 JUNGLE TREK TO WOUNDED MAN King honours a heroine ™«m i. SYDNEY. Friday. F OM sswel ter,, er,n S. ram-soakcd jungle of Australia the story of a woman's heroism seeped 10.000 miles across the world until it reached the Kins a Kuck.ngham Palace. The story began wfthTea Faster, a crocodile226 words
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Article44 1951-01-26 3 i .supply Mr Howard k id ia Sydney was not 19 ninth rtw c wanted for a into* 1 to buy h IWtain l)iit th»* Ministry 1 no* or •:rnts, he I I ri i otly SO (fl H Is buy price.44 words
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Article13 1951-01-26 3 Visit Australia, siudents told p Mm- i for had 111 E m ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Article74 1951-01-26 3 shipping aluminium, now m short supply, •almost continuously to Rustellite countries," Mr. Richard Reynolds, Jr.. president of the Reynolds Metals pany, told the Congresal Investigation Comee. Reynolds said that the aluminium Company of Cal sent 11.217.000 pounds m weight of aluminium to Communist China, Poland. ;ind CzechoslovakiaA.P - 74 words
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155 1951-01-26 3 PETERSFIELD, Hampshire, Fri. LORD Horder, Extra Physician to the King and ack owledged leader of Britain's medical profession who recently celebrated his 80th birthday, gave enjoyment as the basic ingredient m a recipe for long life. "it is how happily and healthily you liveReuter - 155 words
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44 1951-01-26 3 Ceylon may send an Adviser on Co-operation to Indonesia, under UNESCO scheme for technical aid to under-developed countries m South-East Asja. Mr. S. B. Yatawara Agricultural Ortlcer (Propaganda) Ceylon Government, is likely to be given this assignment ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article54 1951-01-26 3 FIFTY amateur miners were found by p c prospecting: for coal m li.Je pits dug m a football field belong m? to the council at oseley, Staffs. The pitch was laid years ago over an old colliery slag-heap. An official said: "It will need bulldozing to ?ct54 words
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Article26 1951-01-26 3 Firefly fighters of the Royal Netherlands Navy have landed at Eglington alreflld near Londonderry. Northern Ireland, to begin training with the British Royal Navy.26 words
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Article, Illustration187 1951-01-26 3 BIRMINGHAM, Friday. IT was just after eight o'clock at night. Littlp Desmond Ellis, 5, stood at a street corner. In his hand he held his family's supper. Suddenly he dashed across the road and a lorry killed him. Dr. W. H. Davison. Birmingham City coroner.187 words
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Article99 1951-01-26 3 JOHANNESBURG, Fri. SOUTH African firms are having great difficulty m getting workers from Britain. They see thousands cml- grating to Australia. Canada and New Zealand and are having to take Germans Instead. In 1947-8 It was estimated that a million people m Britain wanted to99 words
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Article30 1951-01-26 3 Mr J. Donald Kingsley, Director-General of the International Refugee Organization, has accepted the post of United Nations Agent General for Relief and Rehabilitation of X >rea. U.PU.P - 30 words
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Article338 1951-01-26 3 Dowser can find water from maps NBH YORK. I id IF you think that dowsing finding wit h 3 forked stick is humbug, prepare lor a shot h Kenneth Roberts, the author, m a new book, "Henry Gross and His Dowsing Rod tolls of a dowser who talks to hisA.P - 338 words
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Article30 1951-01-26 3 sv. TE Ausl not ■ma: th South Mr CI c woi i ids aud Imi ment for i!x n 7 'jw capture ng or v ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article32 1951-01-26 3 ne call the hoi P fc O Palana ofl land, when two men buccu ed to fumes whll out her hold mat i"n and tl In 20 minu- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article42 1951-01-26 3 M Australia Prime Mini take a complete i from I He if doim; this on the vice of hi sev rk of inH Reuter PEPPCI EkSBEM Tne I i*»r witl 11 3 and 18.9. both on t.i I t UPReuter; UP - 42 words
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Advertisement6 1951-01-26 3 j *>rnational J^^^f GILBEY'S GIN DISTILLERS6 words
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Advertisement89 1951-01-26 3 North, South, East, West Wherever you go you'll find Ford Service Facilities operating. They cover the whole country and are organised to serve with promptness and precision. Manned by a corps of Fore 4 trained mechanics; equipped with Ford-approved to^'s and adequate stocks of genuine Ford spates Ford Service Facilities89 words
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Miscellaneous590 1951-01-26 3 Birsg@ Hand then bid four clubs and South With neither side vulnerable, bid four diamonds, wher upon you arp North, holding the fol- Norih bid six clubs. The bidlowing car d din was good, but Souths play 4 X was less adequa'e. 10 7 i Zs 54 We opened his590 words
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510 1951-01-26 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY. Jan. 26. 1951 Colombo mystery A DEEP, damp Mleno hang] over the meetof the Commonwealth Consultative Commit oe held at Colombo ou February 12 r view progress id consider further action under the sixColombo Plan foi co-operative development m South and ith-Ea It b mystifying,510 words
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Article808 1951-01-26 4 IV. C. Dildine - IV. C. Dildine THE FIRST OF THREE ARTICLES ON RECENT GAINS MADE BY RUSSIA FOR CONTROLLING INFLUENCE— AT THE EXPENSE OF U.S.-BRITISH PRESTIGE— IN THE ALL-IMPORTANT, OIL-RICH MIDDLE EAST BY WHILE tr.e eyes of the world have been glued to the Korean disaster, a808 words
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Article245 1951-01-26 4 Dear Sir, T ITH reierence tc the lecent decision of the Education Department to limit commercial mid professional examinations to only once instead of twice a year may I quote the following statement, made by the Examinations Secretary. the. c are persons who icant to have245 words
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Article, Illustration13 1951-01-26 4 n^"» new v£2> or,„" ,r Fau fs. a ory ßaV^;!13 words
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Article489 1951-01-26 4 JOHN RALPH - JOHN RALPH By OOSTMEN have knocked on the doors of £0,000 British homes m the past few days, handing m gift parcels —and demands for Customs duty and purchase tax. In this way postmen have collected about £100.000 to swell the nations income. There have been489 words
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Article, Illustration667 1951-01-26 4 A DEMONSTRATION OF UNITY NEEDED LORD LAYTON. n speech m London, said What 1 have to say is a purely personal opinion. It commits no pint movement, no newspaper. I ha consulted no one except my own conscience and experience of world wars. T BELIEVE that at 1 this nument667 words
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Article183 1951-01-26 4 Sherborne Heaa' Leaving Colony AFTER having spent rv a montn m Singapore and m the Federation lecturing to troops on scientific subjects, Mr. Arnold J. P. Andrews, head of the Science Department, Sherborne School, Dorset, is now leaving Singapore for Hong Kong to continue with his lecture tour. Mr. Andrews183 words
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Advertisement32 1951-01-26 4 SUPERB COMBINATION of DESIGN and CRAFTSMANSHIP IN JEWELLERY OR S ILV E RW A RE P. H. HENDRY, j Jeweller. 78 North Bridge Road. SINCAPORC I Memmmmm aßaaaaaaaaaaai aaai aaaa aaaai ■bbbb32 words
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Advertisement50 1951-01-26 4 9 Im tt Sunday evening that's when we can step into the breach Our Delicatessen counter is parked with interesting cold meat ideas like Cold Roast Pork Cold Roast Beef Pressed Brisket Sliced Ham Pies of Pork, Veal and Ham or Chicken and Ham at the Delicatessen count, r COLD50 words
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Article291 1951-01-26 5 Alkaff Gardens plan approved Free Press Staff Reporter $I,69 M** SCHEME for sewering Alkaff (.irdtiis estate the land on which the :u tt Realty Co., Ltd., is building 1,400 shops, bungalows and terrace houses has been aped h) the Public Works Committee of tore Municipal291 words
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Article47 1951-01-26 5 c wears for New Year possible Staff Reporter I buying new ested thai the these vehicles be ;ary 6 .ble" I eelebraYear cai sion" would. ope Id prothe Bin tang from mor: that f red to s before the ChiI her conears is expected by the Enda-47 words
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Article, Illustration198 1951-01-26 5 TH E Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, m the course of a message on the occasion of the Indian National Day, said that India's sons and daughters could rejoice that the situation m their country had improved as time passed. During the intervening 12 months the198 words
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277 1951-01-26 5 Free Press Staff Reporter CJI "GAPORE pawnshops will 3 open on their weekly holiday, Sunday, Feb. 4, to enable people who are "broke" to raise money to celebrate the coming Chinese New Year. They are part of the 2,228 shops m the city which have277 words
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Article, Illustration40 1951-01-26 5 picture. BACK IN SINGAPORE after an absence of 14 years pearl diving m North Western Australia. Raski bin Noor and Layman bin Sirat show their pleasure at being: back m their home town Free PressFree Press - 40 words
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360 1951-01-26 5 Free Press Staff Reporter ALTHOUGH the "squeeze" m accepting fares without issuing tickets is still practised by some S.T.C. conductors, its incidence has decreased since the early years of the liberation, Mr. A. A. Ewing, General Manager of the Singapore Traction Company, told360 words
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Article39 1951-01-26 5 Presentation of the President's Shield for collecting stray animals m 1950 and prizes for an essay cofhpetition will be made by the Singapore Animals Lovers' League m the Victoria School Hall at 4.45 p.m. today.39 words
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Article32 1951-01-26 5 The annual general meeting of the Muslim League will be held on Sunday next he premises of All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, No 31. Lorong 12. Oeylang, Singapore at 10 a.m.32 words
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Article179 1951-01-26 5 Work for arrested TB sufferers Free Press Staff Reporter THE Governments of the Federation and Singapore have had under consideration the possibility of permitting the employment m Govern- 1 ment Service of persons suffering from disabilities such as arrested tuberculosis which, whilst debarring them from permanent appointments, need not prevent179 words
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329 1951-01-26 5 CO-OP SOCIETY AWAITS REPLY ON HOUSING EXPLOITATION THE SINGAPORE Govern- ment Officers' Co-opera-tive Housing Society lfl awaiting action by the Government on a letter its committee wrote 10 days ago about a Government servant allegedly not vacating his present premises for a new house which he had built through the329 words
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Article, Illustration59 1951-01-26 5 SIR FRANK Ml »i I termer Air (U;i(< r < <m«manding. Mali.a. who left Singapore on the P. O. liner, Corfu, xtst«rday. lo take tip his new appoi ment m Fngland as > Officer m Charge of Adm;nistralion. Bomber < mand, n*perting the Guard of Honour1 • - 59 words
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371 1951-01-26 5 Free Press Stafl Reporter DECAISE of the uncertainty of prices m Singapore, tenderers to the Municipality are asking: for a provision m their contracts that the Municipal Commissioners vvill be prepared to meet any possible increase m price at the time of delivery. Even371 words
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Article85 1951-01-26 5 JWf MALAYA Administration an that all tlood damn or m Per aJ; made good tor the pas of trains Throt'oti comnication betu< Pc> and Kuala Lumpur has J resumed with the mt trains yesterdaii. The situation Johore is more MrtOW substantial amo: nt ot repc work remai7is85 words
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Article23 1951-01-26 5 nm- 1 -pore today Irom M'd-in .Si a m mfail a' th» r; F 0 for Sot Hunk i.nd Kelantan 1.4f I23 words
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Article140 1951-01-26 5 SINGAPORE Chinese school teachers, who are without the full qualifications specified by the Singapore Education Department. will temporarily be allowed to continue teaching until normal conditions have been restored, the Free Press understands. This temporary relaxation on the Education Department was due to a shortage of fully140 words
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Advertisement49 1951-01-26 5 Here's the latest for <£ Milady <£ GRAFTON'S ANTI SHRINK f «f& SCREEN /£>! PRINTED kfj| CREPE I In Lovely Shades ck i o &De ign i Now on display .it ThTConncvSie^ corned j f Leading Wine > Spirit Merchants The Far East CALDBECK jSf^^i^ &CGREGOR &C° L TD j»49 words
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Advertisement52 1951-01-26 5 YD V^Ti* sBI i Lj n_ y/ 1 3^SW5l^5 1 "«ONC HEE FAT! *-> to every mem! r PURCHASE TOKEN \am..yw.th cr^o^^o ROBINSONS ROBINSON tcoiTD s.»g«po7. GIFT VOUCHERS ana Kuala lumpur. $10/(. $10.00 ND $5.00 ROBIN.ONtCO.Iia i Exchangeable m any of the Departments m our Sinftpom or Kuala Lumpur Store52 words
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Article559 1951-01-26 6 TOMORROW'S GAME WILL DECIDE North-South rugby poser By CHARLES BRYCE AS m past seasons, all the interest Df an inter- national centres round this year's North v. South Rugby encounter at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow. Last week's ILM.S. Malaya final, m which the outstanding state teams clashed at Kuala Lumpur,559 words
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Article38 1951-01-26 6 North 11-11 south 6-3 i h 11-1 North i:t-H ith Hi South 11-8 l North 13-9 North 1 North 11-5 North 23-11 South 8-7 1939 South l~>-4 North lt-3 1^« <h IH-0 i«»n th IMi ;!h38 words
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Article14 1951-01-26 6 SETIA B. P. OFFICIALS Fbe n Badt R Raktu. I i i I :ohd14 words
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Article72 1951-01-26 6 1 ROUND-ROBIN profesxV atonal golf tournament posed vestcrd. Tte town of Scarborough offered to put up €1.000 m prize money, plus expenses for the event. The tournament would provide action for the six women ressionala from the United States headed by Babe Zaharias who are scheduled toAP - 72 words
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Article199 1951-01-26 6 Rugby 'sevens' first round FOLLOWING is the first-round draw for the S.C-C. seven-a-side rugby tournament: MONDAY: 430 p.m. R.A.F. Changi v R.N AS. Sembawang B 455 pm RAS.C. B v R.A.F. Tengah B; 5.20 p.m. RAS.C. A' v S CC. B; 545 p.m. R.A.F. Tengah A* v Chasers B; 6.10199 words
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Article30 1951-01-26 6 Miss Sarah Thorn asson. (Sweden) yesterday won the women's slalom race m the international ski week of :na tltalyV She totalled n 38.8 sees, for the two A.PA.P - 30 words
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Article, Illustration52 1951-01-26 6 picture. Browne, S goalkeeper, stops the ball with his pads during a Chinese attack m yesterday's hockey replay on the Padang. Kee Pow (right), who scored the equaliser a minute from time, waits for an opening. Also m the picture are SC.C. players Remington (left) andFree - 52 words
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Article, Illustration299 1951-01-26 6 Asian Games contenders. .9 By KOH PENG LONG PL WING m the fresh water streams that trickle down Penang Hill was the beginning of a brilliant aquatic career for 19-year-old Lionel Chee, a Colony representative to the coming Asian Games. In three years he has won299 words
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Article49 1951-01-26 6 THE English Table Tennis Aosociation has named its selection of nine players for the world championships starting m Vienna on March 2. They ar^ Johnny Leach, Aubrey Simons. R. Crayden, T. Thornhill, B. Kennedy. Rosaline Rowe. Diana Rowe, Mrs. Vera Thomas and Joan Roberts A.PA.P - 49 words
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Article26 1951-01-26 6 sosc Invited K.L. MEETING Free I A from q lo Olympic lava will b Kuala Lum. 7 p.m. and two r**p Singapore 1 1 Council an26 words
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Article21 1951-01-26 6 A: to the A sending the Asian G jin March. Li tn* Sir I p mts Union R euterReuter - 21 words
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Article55 1951-01-26 6 Social Athene Par y soccer tear: against Singapore Cold S' S.C. today at Farrer Park w.li N chosen from: Teck Seng. Charlie Kang, Yew Sng. Tek YaK f tico^ Khiang. Boon Leng, Yew Sin, H<h:k Quan, Yang Thiam, Heng Kwang Kiang, Ah Poh. France Chin Yeong, Robert L'h:a55 words
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308 1951-01-26 6 Brown wank to try out new bowlers From REGINALD HATTER MC.C.'s third successive win and Uieii •the tour, over a South Australian r.'ounti by an innings and 25 runs, at Rem, should give them added confidence l against South Australia, beginning tomorrow. The team will be chosen tod. M.C.C. players308 words
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Advertisement113 1951-01-26 6 RETURN 2!D M'DNITE P?'aT PERFORMANCE K*****1 fat <*&%/ F*«*o feL-iiTARACM a€_,A I SB> YASSIM *L .HE*. J jk iV- TODAY 1! -ii 1 IV 1 1". 6.15 .Md 9 3 1 p m A o.< v v.- THE SECOND POST WAR EDITION BUKU MERAH THk TIMES OIRECTORY OF S PORE113 words
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Advertisement70 1951-01-26 6 Mr* M\ fIL Bl.^B WmT^m. w^paVl S FLY TO ff BANGKOK BY mm trim a m Win FROM SINGAPORE KUALA LI IPOH AND PENANG MANAGERS: MANSFIELD COMPANY. i-T TELEPHONE 2405 TELEGRAMS "TEI D ON'T FORGET YOUR MESS^ A J f J \TimU4 VI I A/1 ai YM^^f PROGRAMMES <lfe c^70 words
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Miscellaneous206 1951-01-26 6 M3HdrSkS Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malum WKTm HH 'BUT AS SOON AS BR UNTIL THEN GOOD NIGHT. IgOOO /V/GWT iS RiGHT'I ftp« I CAN put this flßa«n«a^a^nfl look at that bjU ARE we- *L? <l SEEING IS RIV^S IY STERiOus Hfj W a^boaaaaaaa iwsfsJal SEEIN'. -if^/^n BELIEVING.206 words
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739 1951-01-26 7 Ladies Flame will not start m main sprint From ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Friday. p fields will g* to the post m all the (lass two races tomorrow, lk j ni r winners more difficult to find than usual. The Class 2, Div. 1739 words
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Article54 1951-01-26 7 THK following horses will not start tomorrow: Ladies Flame, Wonder Lad, Tricolour, Birthday Gift, Abbotsford, Heritor. Inky Bill, Hurry Up, Civil Lord. Six And* Eight. Rex Flash 11, Pax Haven. Nature** Gentleman, Dante's Idyll. Hot Drop, Little Ned, Warwick Castle, El-Toro and Silver Star. Kia Ora and54 words
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Article99 1951-01-26 7 TWELFTH OF AUGUST 1 'Healeyi was sent with an unnumbered horse on the course proper at Ipoh this morning. They ran the last 3f. m even time. The object of the trial was to ascertain the state of the track for deciding whether the false99 words
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Article, Illustration353 1951-01-26 7 Ovation best in 10 f. race picture. RESPITE the big field'and the fact that he is meet- ing top-division horses, I am taking OVATION to win the Class 2 race over the mile and quarter tomorrow. He was doing his best work a1 the finish of the 9f. race, which-Free Press - 353 words
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Article74 1951-01-26 7 The foil -wing horses Spurted rh<a morning: Lough Carra tone furlong); cc -very impresPnhs m Marc and The Grand Abbot <E. Donnellv. with lh» former doing better; ST>ortine: Pink who went very well termed to have Improved bis first race Alphonsus not imDressive^; Stnrain (So^nwho made even time74 words
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Article42 1951-01-26 7 RUGBY: F.A\. Cup semi-final. R.A.S.C. "A" v Singapore Engineer Regt. at Nee Siton. HOCKEY: Khalsa Assn. v Ou\ervity at KhaKa ground; S.C.R.C v C.R.E. i South) at Hong Lim Green. SOCCER: Social A.P. v Spore Cold Storage at Fairer Park.42 words
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Article97 1951-01-26 7 India makes 5 Test changes I^IVE li;di..n pU.yers who were m the drawn fourth Test m M. dras have been dropped for the final game, which begins m Cawnpore on Yob. 8. C. S. Nayudu P O. Jo&hi, N. Chowdhury. B. C. Alva and G. Kishenchand have replaced by H.Reuter - 97 words
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Article45 1951-01-26 7 D.*DIO Malaya will broadcast a commentary on ihe annual North v. South rugby match at Jalan Besar tomorrow at 5 p.m. on the Blue Network 484 metres). Mr John Mills is to be commentator. The game will be referred by RSM Courtice <SSRUR>.45 words
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Article28 1951-01-26 7 Island Club's January L.G.U. Medal played on Sunday, was won by Miss O. K. Barrett with 110-35 75. Next best was Mrs. U. Cavanagh '88—11 77).28 words
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Article146 1951-01-26 7 Water polo trial at SSC tomorrow SINGAPORE S water polo team entry to the Asian Games was cabled to the Games committee yesterday. With five swimmers already chosen for the Games, only two more players will be required to make up a team, unless funds permit more to be sent.146 words
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268 1951-01-26 7 Free Press Hockey Reporter THE Singapore Cricket Club "deadlock" over the right to enter the S.H.A. knockout tourney fi/al will go down m Colony sports history as a contest without precedent. Including yesterday's second replay on the Padang. they have now played a total268 words
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Article105 1951-01-26 7 Free Press Staff Reporter MESSRS. Du;:lop Rubber Co. (Malaya told the Free Press this morning that they have decided to send Wong Peng Soon to England to defend his All-Er.gland badminton title. His entry is being cabled to England by the Badminton Association of llalaya.105 words
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Article128 1951-01-26 7 r r\VO Army footballers made new* last week. John Christie, 21--year-oia Ayr goalkeeper who II capped for Scottish Command, bal been transferred to Southampton and 20-year-old Keith Savin w; called upon by Derby County 10 make his Fust Division debut against Fulham. He used to play for128 words
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Article319 1951-01-26 7 NOMAD, who put up a good performance when he rame from near the tail-end the field to finish second j Misty Line on the first day. lid take the Of. race for 59 4. Div. 1 tomorrow. He was the only rucner making any319 words
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Advertisement276 1951-01-26 7 Tomorrow 9 a.m.: "COVER GIRL* m Technicolor 'I" r j, i t a last day I nfrn m i 1 ON STAGE 3 TIMES JS"**"*^ ot 4.00 6.30 G 930 p.m. BUBLA s 7 BALLET REVUE mm hr j„ rm 4 FULLY 30 MINUTES with FAN, GYPSY ACROBATIC DANCES f276 words
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Article, Illustration218 1951-01-26 8 Ex-Ministers face trial BELGRADE, Friday. ELEVEN of 17 men charged with espionage J and terrorism m a bid to overthrow Marshal Tito's government were accused yesterday of having attended a special school run by emigrants m Paris to prepare them for "espionage, terrorism and diversion". TheU.P - 218 words
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82 1951-01-26 8 MALAYAN APE HAS NIGHT ON THE TILES LONDON Fri PETER. 2ft. bin. Malayan ap»*. was chased for two hours oTei roof-tops at :i. London and then left to find his own way home Mr Sid Sibley, his owner, said as he went to bed: "I have left the window open82 words
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Article, Illustration51 1951-01-26 8 The' closing prices on the tin market yesterday were Spot— £l.26o buyers 1.265 with business at C 1.260. Three months £1.235 buyers £1,240 sellers, with b at 1,237 ft to 1,232 ft. Tee turnover was 40 tons, i* for spot.- U.P He s nothing but 3 wjrrr;«n?4fin^ prj9rmongerU.P - 51 words
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Article146 1951-01-26 8 Caravan dwellers' allegation BELFAST, Friday. 4 28-YEAR-OLD man was said m court In Belfast to have arranged a murder for £60". George Arundel David McCaherty, a tiler, was accused of asking two caravan dwellers lo murder a man whose name and ad were so far unknown.146 words
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Article125 1951-01-26 8 LONDON, Friday. A LTHOI GH active interest m the StocK Exchange A was restricted by international and domestic political situations yesterday industrial shares emerged with buoyancy, states Reuters financial correspondent. Provincial support for textiles save ihe market a lead which was followed by several other industrialReuter - 125 words
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Article32 1951-01-26 8 THE HAGUE. Fri. QUEEN Juliana con: or;- ci d is with leaders In an attempt to an try wl new ".over m II '>:i v. Pre- U.PU.P - 32 words
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Article38 1951-01-26 8 Commons vest- the reUons some time from the P rnabout delays In the delivery o! British jet aircraft lo ;he Royal Pakistan. Air Force But arrangements had been which the Pakistan had accepted ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article61 1951-01-26 8 NOTlf E in the London Gazette: I. Frank Peter Newman, of Walsall, electric joiner heretofore called and known by th P name of Frank Peter Daft, hereby give publn- notice that I have formally and absolutely renounced the use of my said s urn:ini r of Daft61 words
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Article65 1951-01-26 8 GENEVA, Fri. CO?,li; Natives m Central Africa are retting red but U is not due to Communist influence. A pre up of ex] of the V Health Organization, a survey m reported today that the hair of some natives v. is turning red because ofU.P - 65 words
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Article94 1951-01-26 8 lIELIOPOLIS, EGYPT, Fri. COMMUNIST Chinas chief delegate to the International Postal Conference warned m Cairo last night that he intends to represent his country at the meeting unless expelled by force." The statement was made, it was reported, by Su Yu-nung, Director of Peking'sU.P - 94 words
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Article143 1951-01-26 8 Quit Asia, says Dr. Malan CAPETOWN, Fri. EUROPEAN interests should withdraw from Asia as far as possible, said the South African Prime Minister, Dr. Daniel Malan yesterday m Capetown. "Let Asia be for the Asians,' he said. "Let them settle their own problems." Dr. Malan said that m the wholeReuter - 143 words
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Article113 1951-01-26 8 SANTA MONICA, Fri. piLM star Joan Fontaine quickly won a divorce yesterday, testifying her film producer husband William Dozier walked out of her life and did not come back. •He walked out of the house on Aug. 4. 1949 and failed to return," testified the blonde actress.A.P - 113 words
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Article76 1951-01-26 8 "The Ideas of fa :h you and your pai us both b\ i and example, have been, and will always, be a ration to the P< Princess Elizabeth was told by m girl student when she ning college In Valetta yesterd i A small cloth rabbit andA.P; U.P - 76 words
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Article164 1951-01-26 8 LONDON, iridav. T* you are a man whose chest measurements are not impressive and whose flexed biceps are rather meagre-looking— don't worry too much, say experts Even though you would like to he a pocket Hercules and have a body like a Greek g^dReuter - 164 words
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Advertisement20 1951-01-26 8 ILK. MONEY Yesterday's money quotations m Hong Kong were '1K56.01-6.01 per US$l. HK515.40 peF Sterling. HK5330.00 per tael of sjb!r»20 words
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Advertisement305 1951-01-26 8 Murm u ration of Starling, Thousands of v.oices m a \a mp. unanimous: they consent toge f mount as wth one heart and «ri be said to be a parable of examp 1 days. A whole multitude of starling i a surprise of instinctive d three or four companies which305 words
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