The Singapore Free Press, 7 February 1951
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Title Section, Illustration29 1951-02-07 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRI'AKY 7, 1951 PRICE UN IMS In his day. he was known as the boy wonder if racina."29 words
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234 1951-02-07 1 ATTLEE DENIES BREACH China rubber: U.S. agrees LONDON, Wednesday. pHE Prime Minister, Mr. Attlee, denied yesterday, that Britain and the I'nited States are disagreeing over the shipment of strategic materials from Britain to Red China. He told the House of Commons that Britain's In this matter "is determined m theReuter; A.P. - 234 words
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Article20 1951-02-07 1 N.Z. calls for Pacific pact v mSBINGTON, Wednesday. Minister, Mr. Sydney Holland, eminent was especial]^ interestlion of a Pacific Pact.20 words
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Article35 1951-02-07 1 VrtHE nine liberal Members 1 of Parliament decided u>t nifhl to vote against the labour Government m the steel debate m the nmoitfl today. This decicould result m the rnment's defeat U.P.U.P. - 35 words
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Article23 1951-02-07 1 T Harbour willing the present hit;h cost and Singapore allowon: Feb. 1 a Associatioi committee to consi- er.23 words
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Article129 1951-02-07 1 1 ree Press start Reporter FIREMEN were still fighting I L the smouldering remains the $300,000 godown blaze Pulau Saigon this mornIng. During the nit;ht they red millions of gallons of er on the five godowns which caught Are yesterday evening. There is every likelihood that the129 words
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Article34 1951-02-07 1 ALLAN LEWIS'S best bets today are MERRY-GO-ROUND, RIGOLETTO and OREGON. TRESPASSERS best bets are OREGON and MELNIK. MACLEOD'S Picture Tip m Page 7. The going is expected to he soft.34 words
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Article29 1951-02-07 1 Princess de Rethy, mo: natic wife of King Leopold of he Belgians, gave birth yeslerday to a daughter m the >alace of laeken, outside Brussels. A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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241 1951-02-07 1 LAS VEGAS, Wed. TELEVISION fans saw at breakfast yesterday the Hash from the biggest atom blast In the ten-day series Of test explosions near here. vision cameras picked up the rlasli In Los Angeles, 300 miles away. Twenty four minutes after the flash,241 words
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Article36 1951-02-07 1 (^LITFORD Georj;t' Mo>le. »fed M of Shr vM.ury, was not retting enough to eat at his lodging*, mi he stole twelve do/en jam tarts from hi* employers. He ate nine dozen.36 words
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Article60 1951-02-07 1 NEW YORK, Wed. LONDON -BORN Mrs. Mat thew Astor Wilks, aged 80. one of the world's richest women, died las: nigh' m a New York hospital. She was the daughter of fabulously wealthy Hetty Green, the American financial wizard, and Edward Green, a lormer London broker. She60 words
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Article42 1951-02-07 1 ADMIRAL R USSELL IN SINGAPORE Free Press Staff Reporter Admiral the Hon. Sir Guy Russell. newly-app-Naval C-in-C, Far East. rived m Singapore on the P. O. liner, Canton, thij morning, and was greeted by Admiral Sir Patrick B the retiring Naval C.-i:42 words
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Article, Illustration50 1951-02-07 1 i picture. MR JOHN P. PENNEFATHER-EVANS, Singapore s new Commissioner of Police (rig ht) met on arrival at Kallang airport yesterday by the acting: Commissioner of Police, Mr. R. C. B. Wiltshire. The ADC to the Governor, Captain Bingham-Newland. m th c centre.- Free PressFree Press - 50 words
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Article224 1951-02-07 1 From SELKIRK P ANTON TOKYO, Wednesday. DKITISH and United Nations forces last night con- tinued their right hook jab against the red centre m an encircling move to capture Seoul the blighted South Korean capital. Despite bitter Chinese Counter-attacks m an attempt to stem the United224 words
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Article165 1951-02-07 1 ADELAIDE, Wed FREDDIE BROWN. M.C.C. captain, and Brigadier 11. Green, manager, were taken to hospital yesterday after being injured m a car crash. Brown had a gashed kn^e which was being stitched at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. Brig. Green's injuries were not immediately disclosed but neither of165 words
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Article48 1951-02-07 1 Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, India's Ambassador to the United States, left for Mexico city to present her credentials as Ambassador to Mexico. She will retain her American post. The Indian Embassy said this would make her the first women ever to hold two Ambassadorships simultaneously. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article277 1951-02-07 1 Soviets ask early Big Four talks PARIS, MfedneMl rjOVIET Russia, jrsterdav called ior an earl) m ing of the Bif Four Council of Foreign Mini>i and agreed that it should discuss (iermuu and what other questions it was willing to !k»\c tftCM*ed. The Soviet request tor the B ilks contained277 words
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Article54 1951-02-07 1 No trip to Moscow for Mr. Attlee I ONI VjR Clement I day turned d< itkn m the Hou.se of i rlsll Mo* nw C I ally. Mr Cyril Osborne i should do wav to hus di ith P:> in.' red Attlee said think be useful st th< Britain wouReuter - 54 words
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Article57 1951-02-07 1 London dock- ntinucd work dnst a background oi cold war between strike rs and trad? union officials On lit rseyside, 11.515 dr :i s:nkc m p: ilnst the accepts: trade union representatives of an 11 shillings a wh-k wage rise. The strikers say the r shouldReuter - 57 words
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Advertisement23 1951-02-07 1 f TH OLD CAPITAL 1 CcSUINE 2 I 6 fnspecf OurJ Duploy J I M. S'por*. g r f '^r^ V 1 ■'OVALTINEJ23 words
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Advertisement235 1951-02-07 1 adf EVAN WILLIAMS.... TM; tuxury Look Jot LjOWl (iflift f v Cive your hair a chance to f k. show how really lovely it can j f be by entrusting it to thw at J^ delicate cart of the Evan V Williams Shampoo' JB Feel its gentle, rich fragrant lather235 words
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Article610 1951-02-07 2 C ure for ulcers of the mouth The Singapore Doctor /a m a uoj of 18 and have ulcers i?t the mouth. At the moment 1 have an ulcer on the right side of my throat which gives me much pricktn§ pain and un- I m swallowing hy do I610 words
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Article, Illustration17 1951-02-07 2 o v- .u.oas <.o ihis one suot. il*s iust a case of cutting along the dotted line.17 words
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Article218 1951-02-07 2 4N 11-year-old secret telling of the acci- discovery of the anti-rheumatic drug, A.C.T.H., until recently one of the scarcest m the world—:! is made from the gland of a pig has been disclosed m the announcement that it is now being manufactured m Britain218 words
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Article241 1951-02-07 2 J. W. TAYLOR - J. W. TAYLOR By THE British Government's anti-sneez-ing Press and poster campaign is shortly due to begin. Experts reckon that sneezing m public buildings, offices, factories, theaties, trains, etc., spreads colds which cost about £20m a year m absence from work or reduced output. The violence241 words
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Article610 1951-02-07 2 DR CHARLES HILL - This man is lost for words DR CHARLES HILL By "\1 V urds J ust won t come," said a fellow to me the other day. "I know what I want to say, but somehow or other my brightest ideas don t come out, or. if they do, they don't610 words
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Advertisement259 1951-02-07 2 YOU.too.may be one of the MILLIONS who suffer fromVITAMIN&IVIINERAi you /cc/ Worn p^ y^|R -otvt Nervous. V Ej Irritable. Have f %vMm I Headaches. j lose Weight. Worry" v W hen \oure anaemic, feel nervous, ha^e tfiirv sfdk, no energy for work or pwv no appetite, »nd when your e\«259 words
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Miscellaneous259 1951-02-07 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BOKN today, you are a humanitarian m the fullest sens« of the word. You Will be deeply interested m the betterment of all mankind and may be considered rather too liberal by some members of the community. But you are the type to stand by your decisions259 words
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Miscellaneous121 1951-02-07 2 New Crossword No. 272 I—l1 I BE I [3~T fTI fSH [6~1 il^M i^M wn n 17 *****1 I I 1 I CLUES ROSS 1 Where the Shires are jud ed? (6, I); 7, Rejci^d method meeting stors ill); 8, Precision expected at Nice? <6r 9. ii takes a plover121 words
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Article, Illustration1148 1951-02-07 3 ROBERT FABIAN - Gunman played the radio as he fired ROBERT FABIAN df •By L\->iiperiiilen<leiit I tmir th '•oit M wksh -hoi hi v I'll hrai Ikiil si IH*\l Into Ha news of her r uh was br Mrs Morton. IS led weeping the ho Morton was ba Yorkshire spite his education iak1,148 words
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Article226 1951-02-07 3 LONDON. Wednesday. r FIIE man m the flat below can continue to play hi> saxophone. A claim for an injunction against t lie pi. 35-year-old Reginald Goff, of Grafton-cu I iling, was dismissed m a resumed case at Brent County Court. It was made by the226 words
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Article34 1951-02-07 3 LONDON. Toes. DRITAIN is discus itefl with other interested powers a resolution to be introduced to the UJf. Set urily Council on the dispute between India and Pakistan over Kashmir.34 words
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Article, Illustration13 1951-02-07 3 Buckley s goin after the GUERRILLAS THAT THE MAJOR WAS TALKING ABOUT13 words
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Article22 1951-02-07 3 Bu r ma plans four-power treaties Bl i cult proxii i not third bl self Ti I i. Pakistan and I: A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article98 1951-02-07 3 M. HARRISON- GRAY - M. HARRISON-GRAY Bx n'HK f .id «.t v... t Of I call by md a suC reby i. The p teal md i hold on the In o+n h. ible to form 01 foil owing impi tion or highly Improbab lb) G Sibil: Q even a dc v98 words
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Miscellaneous212 1951-02-07 3 mdndrdl(6 Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Molnvn TO STEAL THIS BO* THAT JANIE 1 1 I I T^lEO TO STEAL I I YOURS? WHAT I I AND THAT'S I A S6CONO BLACK BOt HJ ■11 I RECEIVED FAOMH6& UNCLE E0? IT -AS YOU SAY- 00 YOU MEAN? NOT212 words
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Miscellaneous121 1951-02-07 3 SINGAPORE J tmmnw vl'TU'/irKi C (BLlfc. M-.IfWJKM 9 A.M. Programme Summary; S >9.02 Morning Bandstand The 10. JO Dance Mv Guards on Parade. 9 30 In Hoi; Mood; 10 News from >re; BFEBS FSinaQDOr 0 [0.10 Songs from Urn i Of LDO IJUiyupur.j a Radio Rodeo Roundabout; 1010 •Eye Witness'-121 words
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107 1951-02-07 4 The Singapore free Press WEDNESDAY, Feb, 7. 1951. Police and public F KE'S ionP Mr. J. P. 1 f i md n- i expo hy I I i pub- i c Ul .vr ran t- public organisation what S '>:p, mci nun m< mbers 1 P in a the hat107 words
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Article1071 1951-02-07 4 W. J. BROWN - W. J. BROWN By i\b all tne political object which the Kremlin pursues, th- one which it S more import- than other. It Li bel > and ne, it rould be m Eurhis and i of the Ruhr, he could win control Id. what1,071 words
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Article222 1951-02-07 4 Germans DID cross Sweden 'p H E ren-year-old controversy over whether Sweden knowingly allowed German forces to cross its territory to reinforce the besieged Nazi Garrison Narvik m Norway has been answered by Lieut. Gen. Count Archibald Douglas, wartime Com-mander-in-Chief of the Swedish Army In his newly published memoirs (**l222 words
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Article, Illustration18 1951-02-07 4 Sir Malcolm Sargent, X r. C. director of Music and ductor. seen with famous London actress Margaret Raw18 words
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Article, Illustration566 1951-02-07 4 PRESTO - Mr. Alessandro Makes Music Pay PRESTO Local topics by IF ever Singapore sets a Municipal Orchestra of its own I hope the conductor will be someone like* Victor Alessandro. When Alessandro was appointed to take over the Oklahoma Symphony Orclwtra he was faced with a situation that could be compared,566 words
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Article17 1951-02-07 4 FELIX - Why not a swing club FELIX By 11 pon Tli might section! [ovine swii I i I17 words
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Article, Illustration138 1951-02-07 4 l handsome 3!)-v«'ar-old •modern composer" crept out of London two years ago alter one of his operas had flopped. He is (iian-Cirlo Menotti. (left) recalled to London by Sir Lauren*, c Olivier (right) who describes him as a "genius." Mr Meiiotti has written and composed an opera, The138 words
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Article178 1951-02-07 4 I ihr.\ ,i Tkano i dcerta No. 1 m Major played by (.ies.king r>ml (he Fhilharmonia Orchestra. CM. LX 1312-5. 'ihis concerto shows rather less Mozartian influence than fcethovens second concerto, it has grace, beauty and ir sparkIts. Orchestration lacks the breadth and opulence of BeeihB later concertos.178 words
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Advertisement8 1951-02-07 4 ROLEX I.ONGINE WATCHES H.SENA LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG BANGKOK8 words
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Advertisement19 1951-02-07 4 CALDBECKS f Leading Wine Spirit Men The Far I CALDBECK jS^^v M ACGREGOR &C° L TD 4 JBf A19 words
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Article358 1951-02-07 5 MORE POWERS FOR S.M.C. PRESIDENT Cutting short tender delays rree rress Mali Keporter ORDER to obviate delay m the acceptance of suitable lenders, and minimise the possibility of prices rising before acceptance, Singapore .Municipal Commissioners are considering delegating the relevant powers to the President. This would enable him to cut358 words
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Article, Illustration16 1951-02-07 5 picture. I ml r-M.uid fleet, tlu is i x lured .ion side s mt;aporf Free PressFree Press - 16 words
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Article, Illustration140 1951-02-07 5 St »;T Reporter "i I v Iding plans and are MwsicpaliU have, m tractors and other i (twin to th? big rise m lie Free Pres was lold a I II WF M\KR l.ad the opportunity of seeing \uut Ir.uitiful rountr>.' said Mr. P.ef'*140 words
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Article74 1951-02-07 5 $55-million in savings KUALA LUMPUR, 'lues. THE I ederation i 251,414 depositors m the Post Office Savings Bank have each on an average, a hank account of more than Ih« total amount due to depositors at the end of last year totalled $55.2--million. which was SS-mil-Uon more than was deposited74 words
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121 1951-02-07 5 Fr< t- Pl s Mall Reporter R the ne libehin- d.C.A. .oun:. r am comp:. members of :he Associa the ct of > ...oe:> >pi:ed to Mr. Robert Lyne, s i team, re... lay. to c lucaiiorta] ins factories and touring team. or i.y121 words
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Article92 1951-02-07 5 CHINESE WELCOME NEW YEAR Fr t t sj S(a Reporter T*ALL red caruiles flickered. 1 ;0»a sicks burned on doorsteps and window sills, tern pi? drums boomed i cymbals clanged m Singapore yesterday as the Chinese welcomed their Year m traditional fashion. lous observances competed, family visits folloiued. with gifts92 words
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Article, Illustration21 1951-02-07 5 r\IIY DRESSED for the Chinese N<*w l"emr, this group of young ladies (left) go for a stroll In the Botanic (iardens.21 words
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Article82 1951-02-07 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues T*HE NUMBER of air passenJ gen of all types In com- rcial and military aircraft ho flew out of the Federa- M n last year was 49.393. which is 7.000 more than m 1949 and 22.000 more than m 1948. Also last year 50.99882 words
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188 1951-02-07 5 Free Press Staff Reporter AN ELECTED MAJORITY m the Singapore Legis- lative Council could be easily achieved by increasing the number of elected seats, ihe abolition of nomine V^d seats, the conversion of Chamber of Commerce scats into popularly elected seats, and the reduction188 words
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190 1951-02-07 5 f^iiE Sarawak Goverm I has welcomed the decision which has been tak^n by Mr. Anthony Brocke to cease his activities m opposition to the cession of Sarawak to Great Britain. In a statement issued last night, the Governor of Sarawak, Mr. Anthony FosterAbell said:190 words
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Article, Illustration34 1951-02-07 5 OPENING OF NEW CINEMA RIGHT: Mr. Lofce Wan Tho greets his sister, Mrs. T. p. F. McNeice, when she arrived with Mr. McNeice, to attend the opening of the New Alhambra on Tuesday night34 words
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Article, Illustration624 1951-02-07 5 THEY BED-DOWN IN DRESSiNC ROOMS rwws<u a. Free Pr^ s^ Siart Reporter JtUCH MARINE COMMANDOS and jungle-fighters on have from the Services are today living the women's dressing room of the Sander Soldiers Home swimming pool at Aver Rajah Road, Pasir Panjang624 words
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Article13 1951-02-07 5 RUGBY TEAM AMBUSHED BY BANDITS 1 I I I I R lv r13 words
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Advertisement94 1951-02-07 5 intf,e f^-p^^im. P' ace INDIAN 6c PERSIAN CARPETS m rich glowing shades thrt will make your floors a beautiful background for ycur fj r hings. SHROFFS ti Agency Showroom: 47/49 Stamford Rd. S pore. Tel. 2 KUALA LUMPUR 139 Batu Road. PENANC 32 Bishop Strc SINGAPORE SHIPPING COMPANY^: Z REG94 words
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Article958 1951-02-07 6 AUSTRALIA IN SOUND POSITION 384 runs ahead, 5 wickets m tact From HILL BOWES Special to the Free Press ADELAIDE, Wednesday. LMHRTH day of the Fourth Test at Adelaide yesterday s.w Australia increase their lead m the second-innings total of 34 for one wicket to 285 for live, and so,958 words
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Article, Illustration90 1951-02-07 6 CHARLES BRYCE - MOCKFORD SUCCEEDS BAYLISS CHARLES BRYCE dasf I Col Jack G Mockiord has over the post ol m of Singapore Ba.se A tation f which was v. Ed I G B hen X four v exandra returning front Flown X and hree Rusd a 3 Mockl has X He has Army90 words
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Article160 1951-02-07 6 TEAMS TO PLAY P.I. CHINESE PHILIPPINE Chinese table tennis team will be entertained to a a-party by the Lpore Table Tennis A, n al Nam Wah S.C. on Saturday at 4 p.m. On Monday Nam Wah rts Club will give a dinner ts. and on Saturday, and on Saturday. 17,160 words
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68 1951-02-07 6 Patty in London on route to Cairo Budge Patty, the American tennis star who won the Wimbledon and French championships last year, arrived m London by plane from New York, yesterday. Patty sam lie planned to discuss publication of a book he has written and then would fly to CairoA.P. - 68 words
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Article77 1951-02-07 6 AUSTRALIA— Ist INNS. .571 ENGLAND— Ist INNS: >:> AUSTRALIA 1 INNS. Archer c Bedser b Tattersall .Morris run out jg Hasset Ibw Wright JJ Harvey b Brown J; 8 Miller hit wkt. b Wright 99 Burke not out »j I. Johnson not out i Extras l T °lal 'for77 words
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Article414 1951-02-07 6 England's hopes shattered ENGLAND'S hopes ol victory m the fourth Test J laded yesterday. Another win lor Australia, who retained the Ashes by winning the first three Tests, must be regarded as almost inevitable. In the history of the 156 Tests between the two countries. England's highest score m theReuter; AAP - 414 words
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Article44 1951-02-07 6 COUTH Johore and Royal Signals each won their ►ective games against U.rI.VJ. *B" and R.A.S C "D" m yesterday's second round of the Singapore Cricket Club seven-a-side ru^by tournament. The result m both matches was a goal and a try to nil.44 words
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Article236 1951-02-07 6 Singapore's champion sprint swimmer, Wiebe entered for the Asian ties 100 metres free-style has a very difficult ahead, judging by records available. While Singapore's official record for this event is 62.7 sees., several Asian countries can boas' of a record below minute. These include an, Philippines,236 words
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Article411 1951-02-07 6 From ARCHIE QUICK IyiTHOIT doubt the football -find" of the season is centre-forward Bobbie Smith, of Chelsea. This leader of attack, who looks like Dixie Dean and plays m the manner of Tommy Lav/ton, is onh 17 years of ag:e and has his National Service411 words
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Article37 1951-02-07 6 lOE NOVAK, president tl the Pr< Association, announced yesterda the Ryder Cup matches between the United States and Great Briain be held at Pinehurst. North Carolina, during the first k of November- U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Article, Illustration56 1951-02-07 6 picture. Reilly (left), stretched on the ground after heading: home Scotland's opening goal m the Scottish League v League of Ireland lootball match at Celtic Park, Glasgow. Team-mate Aitkenhead smiles down at him as Irish defenders Clarke and Keogh sit m the mudTopical Press - 56 words
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Article, Illustration356 1951-02-07 6 CONRAD NG - CONRAD NG ASIAN GAMES CONTENDERS. .17 By WHEN hurdling one must always concentrate on oneself and not pay attention to the other competitors. said Woyd Valberg, the Singapore and Malayan high jump and hurdles champion, the other day when training for the Asian (James to be356 words
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Article41 1951-02-07 6 yyiLLiAM Ridding «m terday appointed manager of Bolton Wanderer First Division club m the English Football League. Ridding. a professional player, has been Bolton's trainer He succeeds W J Rowley, who resigned year because of ill-health A.P.A.P. - 41 words
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Article11 1951-02-07 6 Well-held gains on exchange j that firn liiid volv< and C11 words
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Article10 1951-02-07 6 PRINCE GAINS GOLF BLUE Pi 18-. Ryd I i ReuterReuter - 10 words
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Advertisement200 1951-02-07 6 HEttCL NOW WOWING 11 1.4 ii. Yvonne Richard Cc CARLO GREENE KftH (LEASON IM A* CREWS j^ 1 1 f 1 Showing 11. 1.43 i 8 :»i p.m. M 1 n Productions "BERDOSA" or SINNER StarrilrJ YEM, ROKIAH SIPUT SERAWAK -I and Distributed l*. SH V BROS 11 1> •riSHING200 words
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Advertisement127 1951-02-07 6 -tnsssuuuususuusW^ 7t^ &Bf Rr ▼CE ut W r <o '•a*^ sav(Z<? .a r I J^T* LIFETIME I li| thru t Fait© EL-Atajucm MAGIC I \l Cautua a musical lS««Afk TaSSIN m. Mirlflli' 1 O*JEALOUS0 JEALOUS j ll offm S%i* K iS *'*<! X \V,I« !!»■> BOOKS FOR GARDENERS A I127 words
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Article491 1951-02-07 7 ONDINE MAY START FAVOURITE Light weights gain support From ALLAN LEWIS IfUXT KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. AIM topic of conversation on the course this morning was the Class 1, Div. 1, sprint for this afternoon. Ondine will probably start favourite, the general opinion being that he will win. Uninsured has a491 words
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Article, Illustration35 1951-02-07 7 I WINNERS: left— V.rs. S K. Koo leads Mawi winner of the sixth race (CI 3, re* ij Rieht— Mrs. Eu En* Hock II tulloh > winner of the fifth t 71 > Scoop's Amateur Service phot"*35 words
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Article13 1951-02-07 7 i old tup rl unit t up dun Hu>urv Keppal HerbourKeppal Herbour - 13 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-02-07 7 HOLLYWOOD Beauty Hint BY Max Fatar I appear '\rrmi with ot the and thu .'test With ich h uin the r», pencil I ai.d just per and by blendI it loses effect.32 words
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105 1951-02-07 7 More foreign teams to play in Manila St R tea s fron iHnmark g will arrive M en Feb. 11 for a A .>h i-ontin-klubben, and a Kong soccer a are scheduled to meet on the evening of arrival. Both teams are to piay the be^t Phiiip:es m a six-gameU.P. - 105 words
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Article39 1951-02-07 7 *l T H. MILLER of Queens fl University. replaces V. F. Lane on the wing m Ired's three-quarter line >r England at Dublin on w., s iniured m the n against France Miller a new cap." ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article35 1951-02-07 7 THERE was no rain yesterday and the track has dried out very well, but the going this afternoon will still be soft. Texas. Recovery 11. Neptune's Daughter, Zalovix and Dewar will not start.35 words
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Article62 1951-02-07 7 CHARLES < "Gabby"* Street, one of baseball's greatest star, died m a hospital at Joplin Missouri, yesterday. The 68-year-old former manager of St. Louis Cardinals and St. Louis Brown had been m a critical condition for several days from exhaustion and a heart ailment. '•GabbyU.P. - 62 words
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Article82 1951-02-07 7 pIRLS Sports Club Officebearers for 1951 are: Pnsident Mr:. G. A. Tessensohn; vice-president Mrs. P. F. de Souza: hon. sec.. Miss Kate de Si ha asst- hon. sec. Mrs. G. F. Ck.rke; hon. Treasurer. Mrs. M. da Silva; asst. Hon. treasuer. Miss Barbara Aeria; committee members82 words
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Article, Illustration257 1951-02-07 7 JAPAN was yesterday drawn to meet the United States m the first round of the North American zone m this year's Davis Cup tennis contest. Japan was re-admitted to the competition this year for the first time since World War 11. Sir Norman Brookes, presidentA.P. - 257 words
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Article87 1951-02-07 7 New marathon record by Jap NEW record for the marathon was claimed today by 19-year-old Nigeki Tanaka Hiroshima high school student. He was reported to have clocked two hours. 28 minutes and 16 seconds m a race on Sunday of over 42,--195 meters <26 miles, 385-yd.s; The Olympic record isA.P. - 87 words
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Article227 1951-02-07 7 ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL ROY MtlMI.R RACE 1 TRIMPINGTON TAIL LIGHT AIR GEE TRl MPINGTON TRIMFMN* Ion 2.30 ttestncion II Trumpinfton Trumping U»n Air <;e e Gee Alr Gee Trent Fall Restriction II Tail Ufhl Tail Itht RA VL 2 MEINIK MELMK MELMK MELMK227 words
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Article1006 1951-02-07 7 TOD A Y'S CARD THE card of events for today's races at X L. is given A below. Double totes will be on Races Three and Four and Seven and Eight. The Big Sweep will be drawn on Race Eight. Race I— -2.30: Class 3, Div. s— s| Furs. I.1,006 words
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Article57 1951-02-07 7 JOHN Goddard. the West Indies cricket captain, has returned to Barbados from a visit to St. Louis, where he was sent by the West Indies m j covered two iikely candidate for the team fjut-bowlers Mason and COB. Crick. Cnck. a ichoolflUuiter from Barbados who57 words
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Article141 1951-02-07 7 Showing confidence and consistency, Ronnie Jackson, 33-year-old Selangor golf champion, now m Perak. won the 1951 North Malaya championship yesterday when he defeated C. A Collins four and three. Collins, 1948-49 Penang champion, was off form but this does not belittle Jackson's splendid display. .Jackson was141 words
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Article219 1951-02-07 7 UK SOCCER FIXTURES I' X Ax tun i r /'•Saturday F» b 10 I IT— 5 th Round Uolxes It udder xficld T. t hclsea v I ulham Sunderland Vtw Manrhc«>ter I Mokr I \*wr*stl* U. Birmingham Hristol 1 IKM Ill\ MMN Bolton v Kirn Liverpool loi ismo o\d Ml219 words
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Article18 1951-02-07 7 France beat Yugoslavia by two goals U ternational so< n h at. Paris yesterday af>18 words
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Advertisement29 1951-02-07 7 Oriental Optical Co., rg ExaminaM Equipment. lH er.d^e Road. Bridge Road. ***** n Cr Siam. i Tan Mean Sing AND ER Cold. Rings. «d other Cujrnnl Moderate Street. "APORE.29 words
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Advertisement81 1951-02-07 7 BB la wfiFvH LIFEGUARD MILK CO., LTD. 35 3i, Medeiros Building, Spore. Telephone: ***** B ia~* Ihe vieeklv issues of the Strait* Btid;«i CM he *ent b\ Air Mail to any ;iddress m the I mt»d Kingdom at an inclusive rate «>f 24.00 lOK s|\ MOMHs If you want the81 words
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Article, Illustration366 1951-02-07 8 Returning U.K. troops angered WITH THK 27TH COMMONWEALTH BRIGADE, Wednesday. THK first party of British soldiers for demobilisation passed through Taegu yesterday on their way home to Britain. Four* were 20-year-old servicemen who had completed their two years of military service, while seven were regular soldiersU.P. - 366 words
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Article20 1951-02-07 8 Britain's silk exports m 1950 were within 6 per cent of the target figure of £1.800.000. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article311 1951-02-07 8 WHITBY, Yorkshire. Wednesday. TWO well-known British chemical concerns are making plans to develop one of the world's richest potash deposits recently proved near Whitby, m Yorkshire. While those plans are m operation, not only will Britain become independent of foreign supplies for the first timeReuter - 311 words
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Article102 1951-02-07 8 WASHINGTON. Wed. UNITED STATES scientists report that they have made some progress on control or leaf-blight, which up to now has hampered the growing of natural rubber m the American tropics. If they can defeat the South American weevil, which causes the blight, it i sA.P. - 102 words
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Article31 1951-02-07 8 Mr. Sven Grafstrom of Sweden has accepted an invitation to serve on the United Nations Korean Peace Group, it was officially announced yesterday at Lake Success.31 words
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Article32 1951-02-07 8 Japan exported 1.064,000,--000 square yards of cotton cloth m 1950 and became the world's largest supplier. Britain. Japan's best custommer m 1949, dropped below Pakistan and Indonesia. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article21 1951-02-07 8 Air France announced yesterday that 29 persons were killed inthe DC-4 plane that crashed on Saturday m thr» French Cameroons.- A.P.A.P. - 21 words
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Article48 1951-02-07 8 SINCE Sunday, Japanese have arrested 519 I ..a nationwide operation to smash their underground propaganda distribution network In addition to thousand copies of "Voice of Peace" spacers police have i aed 30 f dynamite other instruments of violence," including 14 J Reuter A.A.P.Reuter; A.A.P. - 48 words
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Article121 1951-02-07 8 VATICAN CITY. Wed. THE POPE yesterday likened the present state of the world to the days when the barbarians over-ran the Roman Empire breaking down OU. He appealed to all leaders "to multiply their efforts to dominate and restrain the in»n of moral ill whichReuter - 121 words
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Article25 1951-02-07 8 boats took people to rk yesterday at East •sey. Surry, after the :s Mole and Ember had -n their banks. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article123 1951-02-07 8 NEW YORK, Wednesday. r OST— sometime between 1933 and 1939—1,000,000 babies. And the missing babies are living Washington a rearmament headache. During the years of economic depression, America's birthrate dropped. This year the boy babies of 1933 become 18. Thp armed forces want at least123 words
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Article70 1951-02-07 8 LONDON, Wed. V statement on the AngloEgyptian financial negotiations was refused m the Commons yesterday by Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, Chancellor of the Exchequer. "The negotiations have not yet been concluded," he said. Mr. Oliver Crosthwaite. <Eyre, Conservative! asking for a statement, suggested that Britain should getReuter - 70 words
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Article38 1951-02-07 8 JHEI.S Maritime Commission says there is not going to be a war. Although 50 new fast freighters are being launched to meet any submarine menace, they will be called not Victory or Liberty ships but Mariners38 words
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Article28 1951-02-07 8 Four Communist held towns straddling the Ran-goon-Prome highway have been recaptured, announces the Burmese Government. The Reds lost many killed m a furious one-hour battle.— A.P.A.P. - 28 words
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Article192 1951-02-07 8 ROME, Wednesday. CAVALRY captain put on a brand new pair of x riding boots before presenting himself to the colonel of his new regiment. He clicked his heels together m front of the colonel's desk. There was a terrific explosion. The captain was killed. Police192 words
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Article, Illustration40 1951-02-07 8 SKIPPER THANKS SKIPPER Captain Jacob Backer, of Narvik. Norway (right) saved with five others from a sinking tanker has a final word of thanks for his rescuer, Captain Sverre Johnson, master of the Norwegian liner Venus, on arrival at Southampton.40 words
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Article94 1951-02-07 8 BOMBAY. Wed. THE liner Chusan was quarantined on arrival m Bombay yesterday owing to an influenza epidemic aboard. The Bombay government announced the quarantine will last for five days after the last influenza case is reported among the passengers. The Chusan, on the way to the FarA.P. - 94 words
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Article45 1951-02-07 8 The Netherlands and the Dutch Antilles (West Indies' are discussing plans for transferring the headquar of important corporations and firms from Holland to Curraco m case of war. Similar plans were made m 1940. but proved inadequate when war came. A.P.A.P. - 45 words
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Article15 1951-02-07 8 The smallpox outbreak In Brighton has ended after killing 10 people.- ReuterReuter - 15 words
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242 1951-02-07 8 OTTAU V U/HEN little Willie knocks the tip oil just to hear the air rush m. he i> d a technique which scientists are v problem of space-ships. Experts at the National R. (N.R.C.) laboratories near O f Willies example. Only they an 35 feet242 words
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Article31 1951-02-07 8 GRENADIER No. 2 TO BE LAUNCHED KE". THE m s.iki fd by J.t m the Stra be Laun< Th Japaiby depi scuttled I. Comi mt d .1 Fitsge have bet A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article19 1951-02-07 8 NEW TYRE 'FLOATS HIGH' A desi^:. vehi land standard eg am By broader ter al roa ed a: A.P.A.P. - 19 words
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Article20 1951-02-07 8 The Japanese Governn is to decontrol wheat and barley, it wag announced yesterday m Tokyo. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Advertisement283 1951-02-07 8 BIKTH PILCHEP On 3rd February >re. to Elizabeth sr.edley) wife of rd PUcher. Royal Ar.r v Medic ,i I Corps. A daughter. i \r. \(.i Ml l I between Chun? -.on of Mr &c Mr^ < I Swee C: Chua 1 > 4th day of M UUU UiMM (CULL: At283 words
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Advertisement88 1951-02-07 8 A LOCAL AIPLINE HELPSACOUNTPYPPOSPEP Good communications not only folio* a country's growth often the> must pracadt it; just as the railway opened up V^ America's "Golden West" so. toda\ y British Borneo for instance. I* A regular flights to Hong Kong set m motion **s^ the wheels of prosperous industr\88 words
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Miscellaneous65 1951-02-07 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris J.„ NLV MEANT V HOPE 1/ \NP AT THAT VERy MOMENT- y W £"a2E seeking a de^~l -OW COUIP r«E Wl* MAN CLEVE 7 W "MAT SOES ON. -JnJ__Pb_ S TnT ANP^ a4 < t. E „A L ACE E n a ll JT i^_i__^i^T65 words
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