The Singapore Free Press, 1 February 1951
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Title Section19 1951-02-01 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, THIKSDAY, FEBRI AKV 1, 1951. PRICK II CENTS. I19 words
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Article, Illustration409 1951-02-01 1 I Both sides throw fresh troops I TOKYO, Thursday. «t ;uul I mted Nations commanders yesterday threw into the niging Korean battle but United Nations troops ht countries continued their advance, blasting out new i to Seoul ipted into flaming action at dawn yesterdayU.P.; Reuter - 409 words
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Article16 1951-02-01 1 No PRESSURE on sanction said iiiv in f a n d brinx i i f<»r i16 words
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Article40 1951-02-01 1 LONDON. Thursday. take the next step In Ihc I nited t settlement of the Korean quesi anada'i SSfgestton t!iat a "good vk in immediate truce before her matters, it ua> reported in II B Itt oir40 words
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Article56 1951-02-01 1 LAKE SUCCESS. 77. s Benecju! Rau, Iritfate i .v.. <; tilt fio wt t passing jn resolution fig as ago resKorea. men that he felt sure that history would iked if \ted to continue I m, Sfr Benegal I head and said The burden is too greatU.P. - 56 words
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Article31 1951-02-01 1 Wool prices at the Goulouan sales yesterday, broke :alian and world record* Crossbred sold to 296d per a. Ore percent higher than at the previous Goulbuan .sales- A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article36 1951-02-01 1 General Eisenhower arrived by air yesterday from West Point. New York, to make his report to President Truman and Congress on his survey of Europe's will and ability to oppose Communist a??ression. A.P.A.P. - 36 words
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190 1951-02-01 1 Cost of living motion for S'pore council Free Press Stan" Reporter A MOTION for the increase of cost of living allowances to Singapore Government servants, effective from Feb. 1, 1951, will be tabled by Mr. John Laycock (Municipality North-East at the I meeting of the Legislative Council on Feb. 16.190 words
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Article37 1951-02-01 1 House of Representatives Republicans have decided to try to bar Russia, Communist China and other "Iron Curtain" countries from the benefits of any tariff cuts the United States may make in trade agreements.- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article81 1951-02-01 1 LONDON, Thurs. A IRLINE Captain Charles Blair, in a World War II Mustang fighter plane, last night smashed all records for a night from New York to. London. Capt. Blair, a 41-year-old Pan-American Airways pilot, streaked out of darkness over London airport just seven hours and81 words
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383 1951-02-01 1 but the church was cold and empty From Cyril Aynsley si WON Than. Br ITISH artillery and armour have moved northwards through th€ ruined city of Suwon and already their guns are pounding the enemy. The arrival of the British makes ihU sector even more cosmopolitan. Already the Americans. Turks,383 words
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Article75 1951-02-01 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Thnrs. Till: harassed chairman ot a I'nited Nations committee has promised coffee -><i doughnuts to diplomats if hey will arrive <>n time for their morning sessions. The onVr came from the chairman of a special ignition committee that is rewriting tha '•;>.! Wat! half cuuiplelrd75 words
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100 1951-02-01 1 100 Bandits burn houses in Pahang Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Tl. A GANG of up to 100 Chinese, Malay and Ind: bandits raided and deatro/cd v orkers' houses in the Kuala Lipi* area of Pahang They also set fire to the ager's bungalow When the bandits left worker*100 words
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Article, Illustration266 1951-02-01 1 KATONG RESIDENTS TO BOYCOTT 'SPIV' SHOPS Black list of profiteers Free Pnesi SUM Reporter A "BLACK BOOK" containing the nanu shops in Katong discovered to be unifiteerinf, will in future be kept by the committee <>l a consumer resistance movement which i- shortly to be formed by the people of266 words
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Article201 1951-02-01 1 LONDON, Thursday. DRITAIN S Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, silenced foreign policy and rearmament critics in his own Labour ranks yesterday with a private speech described afterwards by M.Ps as "brilliant". For 2] hours the Prime Minister and most of his ministers faced the Parliamentary Labour201 words
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Article218 1951-02-01 1 LONDON, Thurs. THE news of the Uniied Nations Political Committee's decision to brand China bs a:: aggressor in Korea was a main theme of discussion in all Br. Parliamentary quarters last ni^ht. Mr. Richard Austin Butler, a prominent Corservative member, made this comment: M lt is aReuter - 218 words
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Article15 1951-02-01 1 T*H I J.t: M initj divide maciclaims i*i ail rutab ten: APAP - 15 words
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Article35 1951-02-01 1 Mrs. HP i of for 3. K *:-ean, i a re I i her letter to the Ki. g. T! .said ;he letter A-a r ded [r. Joim Btrachey, Bri- S"rre:arv.— ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article18 1951-02-01 1 An East Oerman Covrrnmcnt delegation ha* gone to to negotiate a new 3'^t-F. Genuaa trade18 words
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Advertisement36 1951-02-01 1 prized Wlr VER PIECES ■P Restored lebrate Chinese New Vear must have BRANDY [ood brandy, (not necessarily isive 9 mellow to the last Svng. PI >LDS 3 Star —$1020 Jl I-!S GILSON ISta« -$K)so SOLD STORAGE36 words
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Advertisement68 1951-02-01 1 STHE BESPOKE TAILORsI THAT CAN SL SATISFV VOU HENRY WAUGH Co., Ltd. BRANLHfcS IN PENANC. SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR BANCKOK. SIBU. IPOH KUCHINC. lESSELTON. SANDAKAN KOTA BAHRU. LONDON "*NrM£STER BRISTOL LIGHT TRACTOR A detailed description reprinted from Farm Mechanization* and a reprint of Costing Trials carried out last year by the68 words
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Article221 1951-02-01 2 Bridie wrote 30plays I WIKS B K I I> I r ottish pl.iv-wright and author, who has died ajjed 63, was eduvat c d as a phvsician His real name VN Osborne Henry Minor. His first svcccS&fal play u.is I he Anatomist" in 1931. Bridie wrote :tO pla\> in v»-,trsA.P. - 221 words
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Article, Illustration616 1951-02-01 2 GBS: A POSTSCRIPT. By HESKETH PEARSON ollins. TOWARDS the end of 1 his lif°, Shaw developed something like an obsession about money. Believing that he was slipping into poverty, he aid everything possible* to raise cash. He die' not wish en to keep the bust of616 words
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Article303 1951-02-01 2 A QI'FSTION OF IPBRINGING. B v Anthony Powell. Heinemann. MODEST and distinguished novel which is both witty and sensitive. Let its casual air deceive nobody Here is the breath of life and the presence of a strong, although shy. temperament It is a novel about303 words
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Article159 1951-02-01 2 Horseless Carriage, by J L T. C. Rolt 'Constable, > 20s).' Fascinating account of the development ot the motor-car in England. Highly recommended both to the viotorist and to the intelligent observer of modern social changes. Call it Treason, by George Towe <Hart Davis, 10s. 6d>. Graphic and159 words
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Article480 1951-02-01 2 PETER QUENNELL reviews new books in the U.K. OLD age Is a subject that English poets have often grappled with— P ope. for instance, has some magnificent verses about the gradual eclipse of great beauties and the sad decay of famous men. But few novelists480 words
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Article224 1951-02-01 2 Cyril Rav - Cyril Rav By Rank is a stamp on a com. While the gold itself TH I S is a literal translation back into English of the Russian version of: The rank is but the guimm stamp; The man's the goud <gold) for a' that. I took224 words
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Article216 1951-02-01 2 Jon Hope - Jon Hope By UfHAT were the first storie.s you ever read? Did anv one book influence your future? For Graham Greene, a blood-curdling shocker featuring Dixon Brett, detective came first. Then The PriAeroplane. by Captain Gilson <he read it six tin King Solomon's Mines fascinated him. At 14. however.216 words
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Advertisement94 1951-02-01 2 Grand Reduction of Workmanship u* cvV Charges in Jewellery tl fc !*x\ 0K stf^ 34 year s ex P encnct? Ist Class Workt7,c Up-to-date Fashion Top quality gold and stones. Start™ nnnin iirccuiv X^^P^-v *v/ üb lished weekly on Saturday <^ and ives R adio Malaya s \^(Vjo ra Jy&94 words
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Miscellaneous35 1951-02-01 2 Solution To Crossword No. 266' SOLI I ion— Aua-s: Parish ;r> Bwsln. 9 Amler. 10, BO Ac. 12. Back 14 Bait, Trail. 19 t lamp-. Down: 1, Pillar boxes. 2, Ki':ht. 3, 5:.]),),!, 4. Co-t.35 words
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Miscellaneous236 1951-02-01 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DORX today, vour ciia- racter is composed of a number of contrasting elements which make you a rither difficult person to understand. In fact, some people find it impossible to fathom the complexities of your unusual nature. Actually, you have considerable creative talent in both literature and236 words
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116 1951-02-01 3 WASHINGTON Wed •^HE FOOD and Agriculture Organization i fao i will continue to b in 1951 and world production will be better than r, providing weather cond. fmain maior ng and expor prob > \bout the 195' i I report, the agencyA.P. - 116 words
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Article73 1951-02-01 3 DAMASCUS. Thurs. T Syrian Parliament baa ratified bill na electricity, tramway Mid er supplies. This is the first Arab country to take such a step The electricity and tramway concerns in Syria are owned by a joint French and Belgian "firm. The water supply in DamascusReuter - 73 words
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Article64 1951-02-01 3 Two Ice cream sellers fought in a Philippines bus station over the sale of a 10--cent Ice cream bar. One of the sellers, Leonardo Cerezo 19, died of knife wounds. The other, Fram isco Tatunay, 23, was charged witn murder. And, police said, the customer Cerezo andA.P. - 64 words
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Article264 1951-02-01 3 Husband told BMA of doctor COLOMBO, Thursday. £JEVEN thousand miles from Ceylon, a London judge was finding that a doctor "flagrantly" committed misconduct with a young woman patient. As he spoke, the woman in the case stayed locked in a cabin aboard a liner in Colombo's264 words
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Article, Illustration129 1951-02-01 3 LONDON. Wed. WAR Minister Mr. John Strachey said yesterday there were some grounds for believing that a considerable proportion of Britons missing in Korea are alive in Communists hands. The reason he gave a questioner in the House of ('ominous was that the ChineseReuter - 129 words
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Article187 1951-02-01 3 HIS LAST SLEEP WAS IN 1900 LONDON, Thursday. rUGHTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD Ernest L a n c h b e r y slumped i:i his armckiir, looked at nis dog Bruce sleeping quietly at his m!^. Then he tMught back to an evening in 1900. He was in Hyde Park It was summer187 words
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Article34 1951-02-01 3 Canada has banned all imports of cattle, sheep and swine, from England to protect Canadian livestock from foot and mouth disease. The ban, effective immediately, continues until further notice. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article32 1951-02-01 3 The Russians have doubled their crude oil production in Eastern Austria in the last two years and have stopped all oil exports to Western peah countries, c^overniit officials reported. U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article39 1951-02-01 3 GERMAN CH ARGE Ex-Deputy "Fuehrer" Rudolf Hess and six other highranking Nazis sentenced as war criminals by the war crimes tribunal at Neuremberg are held in the Spandau prison in Berlin under 'Inhuman conditions." a German newspaper charged. A.P.A.P. - 39 words
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Article22 1951-02-01 3 President Chiang Kai-shek of Nationalist China said that the American Congress condemnation of the Chinese WorU a« aggressors r^is^d22 words
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Article87 1951-02-01 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. THE U.S. Maritime Administration announced a new typo 10.000-ton cargo ship will be launched tomorrow at Pascaooula. Mississippi. The 475- foot vessel will have a spoed of 18- 2 knots and was designed as a possible replacement for the war-built "Liberty" and "Victory" shipsA.P. - 87 words
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Article61 1951-02-01 3 A:i appeal for medical workers for Korea has been made by the official Communist news agency in a Peking dispatch. The appeal stressed the need for surgical teams. Frost-bite has taken a severe toll of Chinese troons- U.P. The Indonesian Government is to reintroduce metal coinsU.P. - 61 words
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Article, Illustration280 1951-02-01 3 Judge remembers catapult days LONDON, Thursday. SCHOOLBOY Clive Cases, 18, wearing his maroon blazer, went into the witness-box in the King's Bench Division, London, to tell Mr. Justice Hilbery and a jury how he catapulted paper pellets at the girl next door, Jennifer Cox. The libel280 words
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Article55 1951-02-01 3 The Tokyo police have arrested 838 people v/ho t<x)k part m. or were responsible for, Communist-inspired disturbances during 1950, the Metropolitan Police Board announced. The figure was greater than the number arrested for similar offences during the four years from Japan's surrender to the end ofReuter - 55 words
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Article107 1951-02-01 3 Hungarian award for atom expert VIENNA. 1 THE Hungarian atom id tist. Prof FeTene Jam who went from Dublin to Hungary. ha.s been na firs: candidate for tl. suth-State Pi. the Hungarian mment, states the Vienna independent "Die Prrf Quoting thp Hadipfit DOTrespondent. the paper that the distribution rules for107 words
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Article77 1951-02-01 3 Army doctor fell from window WOOLWICH. Wed'ii day. PAPTAIN Omilym De Powell, >ld RA.M.I influenza. Wi en i bed at Ihe Robert Host), ia 1, v\ rich, he sent bti batu to get two do ible whiskies, ther two mo ind later an 'h?r thi ioub! Later the I anrt77 words
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Article15 1951-02-01 3 JAPBATTLESHIP FOR SALE Tl is Oil the I 8. IMS A crew of 2.000 Reuter.Reuter. - 15 words
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Article16 1951-02-01 3 U. S. INF LATION Thr A buys lii I or of wtu Id in 193 < A.P.A.P. - 16 words
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Advertisement8 1951-02-01 3 nit 111I II V THE i; ONLY PILSNER8 words
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Advertisement71 1951-02-01 3 \J £Wgbe*?7 U€fU\ teeth toxUtM f W 1 Hj Of course <//</ Macleans Peroxide Tooth Paste is scientifically prepared to do supremely well all that a tooth paste can do, namely, to clean the teeth thoroughly yet safely. This favourite tooth paste wiih its ever-popular flavour gives a gleaming whiteness71 words
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Miscellaneous174 1951-02-01 3 SINGAPORE BFEBS [Singapore] (HJ \fi\VMl?Xi 4-45 p.m. Programme Summary: 4.47 From the London Edi'< 10 a.m. News from Singapore: BBC) 455 composer of the 10 45 POr the Schools; 12 Pro- Week— Rp.vpl; 5.15 Statement of mm m T^ a A coimt (BBC»; 530 Ttme for grammes in Malay; 1174 words
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The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Feb. 1. 1951.
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Article69 1951-02-01 4 4 sacked men A SI OR t on ir meml the nare told, hu leil jobs bvcause ti. ere mobi•el on VS C. duties fur three weeks during 'vt n< }f n n and mmg murl r brut up indi Into mob rule. rnal nand r» turned lo T nn-69 words
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Article141 1951-02-01 4 Ito avoid ip in I numbt manv «>f them ha 1 n ru&hin| to ncy I mi.iy not be awiirr of it. but th< j I r commui rn. Emergency be^ have been the I I ible Phe I :a--i t;ons rather than •>ly anits handicapped by141 words
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Article, Illustration925 1951-02-01 4 Cecil ancTßeginald say NO to the No —men ORITISH soldiers "back from 31 days as prisoners of the Russians, told tonight, how they were kidnapped by a Red Army agent in tne British r of Berlin and how thev kept saying "No" to questions about the British Army. Neither threats925 words
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Article, Illustration278 1951-02-01 4 LETTER TO THE EDITOR FEEL obliged to 1 comment on your ;der of January 29, which was prudently non-committal. But I am a Chinese who hi suffered and therefore n take sides. •!y this morning, an lnn friend of mine did not m to agree278 words
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Article609 1951-02-01 4 'FWO committees and seven sub-com-mittees are now worrying over tne cost of living: in Singapore, not to mention several Government departments and a few hundred thousand people. But has anyone bothered to look into tne cost of holidays? By which I do not mean the six609 words
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Article564 1951-02-01 4 Writes Clifford Hulme From New York is the age of the omnibus It is the age ol vast svieam-lined giants thrumming across tue country ceaselessly &v night and day. In America there is nothing more important to this age than the beginning and564 words
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Article402 1951-02-01 4 RELEASE lrom prison of ten leaders of The Tudeh (Communist) Party, as recently reported from the Iranian capital, indicates Russia's probable next step in the slow but steady process of bringing all Iran within influence by peaceful means while using war to advance world Bolshevism in402 words
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Advertisement9 1951-02-01 4 famous TIGER BALM collection jaj§ TIGER BALM Masterpiece of9 words
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99 1951-02-01 5 I! 14. I of II and $30. G I e is tr. .ucua. aisu o*-u ill .ited by Prof. E. iro. The third prize $15 book prize. n prizes ol $10 in book been offered by Drs. Lim Toan Keng. Y. Cohen, and Lee Teow S^99 words
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Article, Illustration506 1951-02-01 5 SMC STAFF SALARY APPEALS IVvhen :d:ng bells pea'ed d S of the ticrrd cakes i\ |hc newlyui iK in au important part of w rt i VE:— >Ir. i«l M. H. B ri and his l>rul<\ the f<»rtticr Miss Tsin C h'n. at th»'i r reception at thf Capitol Blue506 words
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Article82 1951-02-01 5 F.P. StafT ('orrt'spondnit Kl ALA LUMPUR, Wed. IJTTERLI tired of being "bullied" by unscrupulous shopkeepers, two women, one in Kuala Lumpur and another in Penang, have decided to start Housewives' leagues if they can get enough support. In Kuala Lumpur, Mrs. T. Ramachandran, a voluntary welfare82 words
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Article83 1951-02-01 5 I .re-runners of larger batches Of their countrymen. thn*> wounded French soldiers have reached Singapore from the Korean War theatre on their wa v home to France. They were flown from base hospitals in Japan to the R.A.F. Hospital at Changi by the Far East Air83 words
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Article43 1951-02-01 5 Chinese New Year will be treated as a public holiday ;he Chinese prisoners in Singapore's Out it m and c ingi jails. There will be no celebras, but prisoners will be ved out from their cells er for recreational pur-43 words
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Article24 1951-02-01 5 The University of Malaya Students' Union is holding a Darce on Feb. 6 at Oei Tiong ILim Hall, Bukn Timah Road,24 words
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Article, Illustration258 1951-02-01 5 A LITTLE BEWILDERED BUT HAPPY TWO hundred and thirty men. women and children were released from the Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement during 1950. They were completely cured and had medical certificates to prove it. Most of them went back to their homes, but about 70 were sent to Selangor S258 words
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283 1951-02-01 5 Free Press Staff Reporter AN APPEAL to Chinese schools in Singapore to lake an interest in the Boy Scout movement is beinff made by Mr. Pung Ah Leong, a senior scout officer in charge of the Chinese school troops in the Colony. The283 words
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Article20 1951-02-01 5 MALACCA, Mem. NewSettlement Youth Council officers are:PreeWent, inche Mohd. Yat%i-ii bin Hajl Abdul Rahman; vlci;preildent, Joglndei Singh; More-20 words
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Article, Illustration33 1951-02-01 5 picture. TI2E Russian fessel, Ferekop, which towed the Soviet ship Chelyusktaeti into Singapore this week. Note the gun-turrets one above the bow and the other jf.st forward of the bridge. Free PressFree Press - 33 words
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Article77 1951-02-01 5 Riot probe commission named CAPTAIN H. STI'DDY, the Chief Constable of West Riding, and Mr. J. H. WENHAM, J.P.. a member of the Surrey County Council and chairman of the Standing Joint Committee for that county, have been selected to serve on Cornmission of Inquiry which has been set up77 words
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193 1951-02-01 5 PRINCIPALS of all Si:. pore secondary English schools have been invited by the Education Department to nominate students, who are children of deceased Chinese volunteers, for the Straits Chinese British Associat ion's "Volunteer Memorial Fund Scholarships." Under this scheme, two scholarships, valued at $500 each will193 words
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1407 1951-02-01 5 Commissioners sit 5\ hours IN a five-and-a-half-hour meetii: ipors Municipal Commissioners ygsteriUj ippr<>\» motion to ur^e the Government to ftppotel i>ue< tor of Building Operations to speed up the buitdifi| of more houses, and appointed four- r »ian (tmimittec to study the future policj1,407 words
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Advertisement141 1951-02-01 5 Ideal Gifts For Chinese New Year Men Smart Range DAMASK Cotton TABLE CLOTHS Plain White with Flowered Available in following sizes; 54" x 54". 54 x 1 x 63'. 70 x 70", x 88". 72" x 72 p A7O x 106" with NAPKINS 22" v 22" to match Ouut Stneks141 words
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Advertisement51 1951-02-01 5 BRONJig THE TOY I mu. 41 kv ALL CHILDREN LOVE Al«o WJA M Mobo Swing $30.00 Mobo Merry-Go Round 9? S7 $42.50 Y Mobo Snaii $29 50 k VV Mobo Pony I Exprtst $35.00 |h vlf Mobo Pony $15.00 jfif' jj T iV rHOM THE TOY -"^pJ| J —^Z.^^^ DEPARTMENT51 words
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Article, Illustration282 1951-02-01 6 Tatter sail and Sheppard picked From BILL BOWES Special To The Free Press ADELAIDE, Thursday. ENGLAND'S team has two changes for t^ tj fourth Tost at Adelaide tomorrow. Tattersall takes the place of the injured Bailey and Sheppard comes in for Parkhouse. /he team is: Mutton,282 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-02-01 6 picture. Miss Hanim Zain. Selangor Makiy women's singles badminton runner-up, in action n a mixed doubles exhibition at the Selan-or Malays' Badminton Association prize distribution M Kuala Lumour.- Free PressFree Press - 32 words
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Article292 1951-02-01 6 ROGER YUE - ROGER YUE ASIAN GAMES CONTENDERS. .14 Bv nr^ V 1 titltarista and wi ightlifters In Singapore, Harold de C.istro needs DO iiwrouuciion. "Mr. ore of 1948 and founder of the Strength ami Health Club in Katong, Harold is another of those body-builders who turned to292 words
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Article78 1951-02-01 6 RA.F. rivals, Seletar and Changi. met in a rugby friendly at Seletar yesterday when the home team pulled oil a^ spectacular win in the last minute. The teams had almost played themselves to a standstill and a scoreless draw seemed inevitable, when a quick puni upneld78 words
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129 1951-02-01 6 Chelsea, Mansfield win Cup replays BOKBY Smith, 17-year-old Chelsea centre-forward, scored both the goals by which they beat Exeter Citv In their F.A. Cup fourth-rohnd replay yester- Exeter City is a Third Division League Club. In the next round on Feb. 10 Chelsea receive their near neighbours. Fulham. I nReuter; A.P. - 129 words
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Article96 1951-02-01 6 Archery team contest JOHORE BAHRU. ThUES. TEAMS oomprising three each may enter for the Western Round event to decide the archery champions o* Malaya at Johore Bahru on Sunday. Teams events will bsed on the afternoon Western Round and the winners will be the two teams of archers with the96 words
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Article36 1951-02-01 6 Oxford U versity bear R.A P. by 16 points to three in yesterday's Rugby Union match. In a Rugby League match. Wigan beat Liverpool Stanley by 38 paints to 10. Reuter. A. P.Reuter.; A.P. - 36 words
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Advertisement135 1951-02-01 6 An Ideal Gift 1 SMITH'S Mew I "Little Gem" Clock r/i#s attractive M practical little Clock i has on alarm gw is /01/y luminous. The "Little Gem" (siz«? 2* ins iv high jewelled lever < io« k fullv guaranteed Supplied in <■ Blue. Pink Hold sharifv From Leading Jewellers W*irbmak<135 words
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Miscellaneous184 1951-02-01 6 lj^^f(2 Exclusive to the Singapore Free P* *in Malava ~h .ijii jH JBBHBMB3BB f <: V T I and blo// us all up 1 1 honest, we ain't I that's anewl Iwe oon't know Iso he's bemino J^fl I :W 3AOI IN TH: BARGAIN? C^ftOOKS. WE'RE J ONb! WHY ARE184 words
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Article, Illustration710 1951-02-01 7 Today's gallops on K.L. track please In his morning work. On his credent appearance I am expecting to $ee much improvement in I his fellow. Ml worth (Basby) went alont; at threequaner pace. He appears to have lost his inclinanon to hana out" habit thai710 words
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Article73 1951-02-01 7 ]yj C.C. notched their second win over South Australia in their present tour uhen they dismissed them for 153 by lunch yesterday, winning by 152 runs. South Australia opened play at Adelaide yesterday requiring 186 ij*is :o avoid defeat with six wicked In ltand. The tourists JbewiideredReuter - 73 words
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Article33 1951-02-01 7 QERMANY won the world's four-man bobsled championship yesterday, ending a ihree-year hold on this title by America. The U.S. team was second. The Germans won the twoman title on Sunday.33 words
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Article18 1951-02-01 7 IKHKFY: S.H.A. Knok-out 1.n.1. sK.( Reds* v S.C.C. on padanu. RIGBV: S.C.C Seven-a-Mde tt»urney on padang.18 words
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Article84 1951-02-01 7 RESULTS of yesterday's U.K. :cer fixtures were: DIVISION 3 (South) Bristol K. 1. Torquay V. 1; Southern V. 1. Bistol 1. DIVISION 3 (North) Stockport t, (.ateshead 2. SCOTTISH Cl P— FIRST ROUND RKPLAYS Celtic 4. Fast Fife 2; Cowdenbeath 1. Morton I; Dundre I 0. DungeoReuter; A.P. - 84 words
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Article172 1951-02-01 7 S'pore chess results FLLOWING are the second round results of the Singapore 1951 chess championship: R. W. Borsodi and Lim Kok Ann ieame adjourned*; J. G. Le Rougetel bt Tfcy Kheng Hong: Man Beng Guan bt Gwee Ah Leng; N. G. Singh bt Lee Chim Quan (W.0.); Lim Cheng Bak172 words
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Article142 1951-02-01 7 19 ENTRIES FOR DA VIS CUP ENTRIES had been received frnm 1Q rhaMpntfinc n;}tions a few hours before the 1951 Davis Cup list was due to close at Melbourne. Australia AFC the holders of the Cup. An official of the Australian Lawn Tennis Association said that entries had been vedReuter. - 142 words
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Article99 1951-02-01 7 CiIN'GAPOrtE Amateur FootO ball Association's touring team rallied after a three-nil setback in the first half to hold the South China XI to a three-all draw at the National Stadium. Bangkok, on Tuesday. Singapore were swept off their feet in the first half but99 words
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Article54 1951-02-01 7 JN a fast, open rugby friendly at Nee Soon yesterday, Nee Soon Garrison defeated Police by 14 pokjts (goal and ihree tries) to five <goal>. Although the Police had the better of the set scrums. Nee Soo:: were on top in the loose and excelled54 words
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Article223 1951-02-01 7 THE Commonwealth cricket team which visit Ceylon towards the e-nd of the second week of February, will play three matches, including two 'Tests" during their fortnight's tour. Arriving in Colombo on Feb. 13 after their strenuous programme in India, the visitors will have two days complete223 words
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Article295 1951-02-01 7 Many penalties Tanglin rugby in Free Press Rugby Reporter OENALTIES were numerous in the hard-fought rugger encounter between Naval Base and G.H.Q. at Tanglin Barracks yesterday. Standing the gruelling pace better, the Navy men were \ictorious bv nine points (three tries) to six (two penalty goals). Although the G.H.Q pack295 words
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Article236 1951-02-01 7 Boon Leong said that even the star goalgetter, Awang B. played only a "fair scoring iwo in the second gam**, four in the third and one in iht Boon Leong himself netted one in the second game and another in the third. "The must thrilling game and236 words
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Article37 1951-02-01 7 CIAM his taken the iirsJ step to dispatch a team to the 1952 Olympic Games at Helsinki. The Ministry of Education has decided to request U.5.510.000 from the 1952 national budget to cover the team's expenses.— A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article42 1951-02-01 7 MK. Tom Mag uire, manager lfl of British Empire middleweight champion Dave Sands said yesterday he had received a cable from the British promoter, Jack Solomons, suggesting a title fight with Randolph Turpin. .Mr. Maguire said he was considering the proposal. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article35 1951-02-01 7 AUSTRALIA'S newest swimming wonder is Barry Darke, a 15-year-old ■chootboy. Tiie .>>«•.... >. day Herald called him the greatest swimming prodigy Australia has produced. Darke set new records at New South Wales state championships in January. A.P.A.P. - 35 words
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Article25 1951-02-01 7 THIRTY skaters from 11 countries, including Germany and Japan, have entered the world speed skating championships in Davos, Switzerland, on Feb. 10 and 11.- A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article23 1951-02-01 7 WILLIE Quentemever, former light-heavyweight champion of The Netherlands, belt Van Kuyck of Antwerp by a sixth round knockout at Enschede la^t night. A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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Article59 1951-02-01 7 U/ILLIE PEP (135 12 Ib. scored a technical knockout in one minute rind 20 seconds of the fourth rcund mr Tommy Baker (130 Ib. of Chicago at Hartford on Tuesday night. Baker protested loudly and threw the referee to the floor ;»> '.ins booed. Pep was liken to hospital withA.P - 59 words
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Article26 1951-02-01 7 I IGIITU EIGHT champion Jke Williams has tigmt4 to meet Joe Miceli (New York), welterweight 101 ;inder, in a ten-round "rubl»«r match" on Feb. 12. U.P.U.P. - 26 words
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Article, Illustration193 1951-02-01 7 TAN TOCK SAIK - 'Filipinos have improved their soccer TAN TOCK SAIK BOON LEONC RETURNS By yiSITS BY Hong Kong, Swedish, Spanixit and other foreign teams had improved Filipino soccer tremendously, Chia Boon Leong, the Colon i inside-left who toured Manila, Hong KMtg und Bangkok with the Singapore Amatuer Football W.ciation team, told the193 words
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Article12 1951-02-01 7 World 'v c-iv. ent D Tanr. non-title Marino US U.P.U.P. - 12 words
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Advertisement113 1951-02-01 7 *?n\ SHOWING t* v .0 p.m. NEAGLE HOWARD Odette GORING USTINOV f 2nd M'NITE I Azm i^^w^A V Richard De CARLO GREENE ISU ins ANHEffS 7?!DAY M NITE CXPTAiW SIROCCO... pirates CapriT t 1 LOUIS HAYWARD ft I N p m. Robert />lmitchum Jon« M GREER < *jM Williom QCkjniY113 words
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Advertisement107 1951-02-01 7 STARTS TODAY! 3.i 5 .».30-9.isP.M.BgHga| ilj THE tf« a W EgypHan Musical in fte diverge STARKUI<: Jl if 12 17 Mw^ W*-KT P*r~ A CAMELIA inlVrf **l^l I 1»" I ISMAIL TASSIN i 1 wmt t~- k V /If v_ Vy "H y i W/iri if 2-< i X Xi\107 words
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Advertisement38 1951-02-01 7 Soli- Distrihuittn WAH SANG ELECTRIC Co. 29. TAWJONG PAGAR ROAD. SINGAPORE. TEL. 6779 A 843t5 Tan Mean Sing GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER Diamond. Cold Rings, Bracelet* and other (ewelkry Best Workmanship Guaranteed And Charges Moderate. 128-130, Arab Street. SINGAPORE.38 words
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Article44 1951-02-01 8 iMKRKA should enter into alliances with Spain. Nationalist China, Japan and Germany said (.(ivrrnor Dewy last night In New York. He commented: "When my country is in danger, I want allies and I'm not too fussy who they are' U.P.U.P. - 44 words
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Article, Illustration185 1951-02-01 8 No guarantee on Gibraltar LONDON, Thursday. DKITAIN will not send any spare arms to Spain, Mr Kenneth Younger, Minister of State foi Foreign Affairs, said yesterday in the House of Commons. He did not answer when he was asked whether the new British Ambassador toReuter. - 185 words
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64 1951-02-01 8 WASHINGTON. Thurs AMERICA reported "continued progress" on atom weapons yesterday. Its Atomic Enersry Commission said preparations for more full-scale weapon tests continued in close co-ordina-tion with the American armed forces The Enitwetok proving ground in the Marshall Islands and a bombing and gunnery range inReuter - 64 words
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Article66 1951-02-01 8 Small tin turnover LONDON. Thurs. THE Tin market opened strong yesterday morning though the actual turnover was i X large— only 70 tons h five were for cash. But both spot and three were up *M5. The noon closings were: Spot £1.360 buyers and £1.375 sell ith business a: £1.375.United Press - 66 words
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Article64 1951-02-01 8 BONN. Thurs. THE West German cabinet refused yesterday to discuss unification of Germany with the Communist East German government even though the Reds ottered to cut their 200.000-man police army. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer called his cabinet into special session after East German Communist Premier Otto OrotewohlU.P. - 64 words
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Article37 1951-02-01 8 At least eight men were killed wht n a gangway lead!ng from the Argentine whale factory ship Juan Peron collapsed and hurled them on t o the dockside and into the water at Belfast yesterday.37 words
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Article28 1951-02-01 8 Melbourne was in the midst of a record heat wave yesterday with temperatures soaring to the 90s and bush fires raging in the rural areas.— U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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Article, Illustration29 1951-02-01 8 Yesterdays closing prices on the Hong Kon^ Money Exchange were: HKSS.9B per U.S. dollar cash, $6.04 for Telegraph. HK515.35 per pound sterling. HKS323 per tael of gold.29 words
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Article106 1951-02-01 8 LONDON, Thursday. 'THE Stock Exchange made a bright start to a new A account yesterday, states Reuter's financial correspondent. Small gains were widespread in industrials with textiles, tobaccos and light engineerings particularly favoured. Giltedged opened firmer but later eased in an idle market Irons106 words
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Article52 1951-02-01 8 Four thousand Siamese iMuslims. who usually enter Malaya to harvest rice have been prevented from doing so this year by anti-bandit restrictions along the Siam-ese-Malayan border. Tho Siamese authorities in the south say that the lack of migrant workers wilfl mean a reduction in the MalayanA.P. - 52 words
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Article16 1951-02-01 8 A scheduled strike of an .iCommunist French coalminers was postponed inde- finitely yesterday A.P.A.P. - 16 words
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Article196 1951-02-01 8 FRANKFURT, Thurs. NAZI Germany's biggest steel manufacturer. Alfred Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach, who had been sentenced to 12 years in prison for helping to build Adolf Hitlers war machine, was freed yesterday. The U.S. High Commissioner. Mr. John J. McCloy. also reversed the Nuernberg court'sU.P.; Reuter. - 196 words
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Article51 1951-02-01 8 MAN-EATING lions killed six Africans within a few days at Songcr. in the southern province of Tanganyika. The prohibition of game shooting: imposed two years ago because it was thought that the shortage of buck made the lions turn maneaters has not yielded the ex- pected results.A.P. - 51 words
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