The Singapore Free Press, 4 April 1951
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Title Section18 1951-04-04 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA No. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1951. PRICE TIN CENTS18 words
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Article234 1951-04-04 1 MacA: Plans unchanged ITC 0/^ TOKYO, Wednesday. JJ b. I HOOPS and tanks advanced m strength north of the 38th Parallel yesterday along a ten-mile sector m Western Korea and met little resistance from vanguards of nearly half a million massing Communist soldiers. It was theA.P. - 234 words
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Article45 1951-04-04 1 RICE: NO UNDUE CONCERN I R port.-r the I :n--nix-Park tt tho it j >n wai rable than nber i that ;abe io b«* I fore- the :mp r used to a nmittee n was ry I m reoeal said itiorj e i use for45 words
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33 1951-04-04 1 Britain asks Heds 'return deserters' LUN, Wed. ities j rE Rusaiana have lo the G K. Bourmmandant. Colonel..;ov. sking the ation :e_. been abr Berlin Tiie oil IS Tass. had asylum m A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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Article, Illustration25 1951-04-04 1 ■PS. I'UGH GMTCKFLL. unc Hor of the Exchequer whose economic survey JRRRRR*mmm\y waiwei Britain to expect higher t>- s s IT. Report m Page 8.25 words
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Article159 1951-04-04 1 HONG KOaNG, Wednesday. THE smell of death hangs heavy over China today as the toll fram Communist firing squads mounts ever higher and mobs celebrate with a "dance macabre* through city streets. The steady flow of reports- from the mainland paint a grisly picture of execution159 words
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Article70 1951-04-04 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. THE Republican Senator, Styles Bridges, yesterday demanded that Gen. Mac Arthur be called home to advise Congress on lhe rar Eastern policy. Mr. Bridges said it is 'up to the Congress" to WOrk out a foreign policy for the rar East because the StaleU.P. - 70 words
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Article131 1951-04-04 1 LONDON, Wednesday. A STRIKE call went out yesterday to 850 teachers at 100 schools m the northern English County of Durham. They will start landing- m their notices today some one month, other three months according to their contracts. Leaders of six unions meeting here calledReuter - 131 words
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Article64 1951-04-04 1 Mr. John Foster Dulles warned yesterday that the failure to conclude an adequate peace treaty with Japan might lead to "a combination of Russia and China and Japan which could present a great danger to the world." Mr. Truman's special envoy issued his warning m appealingU.P. - 64 words
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Article37 1951-04-04 1 India has informed the United Nations that South Africa has refused to participate m a roundtable conference on the basis of the General Assembly resolution on the treatment of Indians fcr, «b-..»V. Afr\ni ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article49 1951-04-04 1 A bandit who escaped during an engagement with security forces m the Batu Gajah area of Perak yesterday was later trapped by a potrol and shot dead. He had already been wounded and weakness caused by pain ancl less of blood slowed down his escape.49 words
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Article, Illustration66 1951-04-04 1 A tattered White Ensign, which went ;:>io captivity v .h one of the crew after the destroyer Havoc went aground on the enemy-occupied Tunisian coast, will get a place of honour m St. George's Church m the Royal Naval Barracks at Chatham. Examining the ensign m the church are Lieut.66 words
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Article171 1951-04-04 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. fIEPRESEN TATIVE Carl Vinson, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, said yesterday that m a short time Russia will have a stockpile of atomic bombs sufficient to initiate a terrible aerial attack on "our cities and homes" whenever she wishes to doReuter - 171 words
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Article150 1951-04-04 1 Spain and Turkey are excluded WASHINGTON, Wed. 'J'HE U.S. Senate yesterday rejected a troops-to-Eu-rope amendment which would have called for the utilization of Spain, Turkey and Greece m the defence of Western Europe. The U.S. Vice-President. Mr. Alben Barkley, announced that the amendment had been defeated m a rare tie150 words
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Article, Illustration41 1951-04-04 1 Pais Royal Singapore trying Clnb this week resumed night flying. Picture shows Wnig Commander C. Masterman, the instructor, taking up the first pupil m night-flying, Mrs. Alison Eyre, wife of a Sineanorp architect. Free Press PicturesFree Press - 41 words
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Article275 1951-04-04 1 MELBOURNE, Wednesday TiHE Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Robert G. Menzies, said yesterday that the democratic countries of the world must get ready to defend themselves m not more than three years. The Premier m a pre-election joint statement of Liberal and Country parties policy warned ofReuter - 275 words
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Article57 1951-04-04 1 At least one of the coming atomic tests at Eniwetok will take place early m May, it was disclosed yesterday. Representative F. Edward Herbert. Democrat, appointed to represent the House Armed Service^ Committee at the tests, said he was told he would leave Washington on MayU.P. - 57 words
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Article27 1951-04-04 1 Tweniv-nine Communist Hukbalahap suspects, comprising 25 Chinese nationals and four Filipinos were caught yesterday m a citywide dragnet laid by the military intelligence service. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article37 1951-04-04 1 COLOMBO. Wed. CEYLON'S Commerce Minister, Mr. Henry Amarasuriya, expressed his firm conviction that "Ceylon with its traditional, background of religious culture will repel Communism for another 2,500 years at least."— Keuter.37 words
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Article18 1951-04-04 1 A West, Gorman Cun.su lat eG neral is expected to b, led at Bombay soon.18 words
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Article189 1951-04-04 1 PARIS Wed. THE West ftceaaed Ri yesterday of .seckiiv turn the Big Four dep u conference Into a drawr propaganda ba:t V and said it would accept th" eha'. that was what the R wanted Speaking fo r I Western deputies. M. Alexandre Parocii pf France MannedA.P. - 189 words
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82 1951-04-04 1 French agree war could be ended rev FRANCE like Britain that now |g a good tin to end the Korean WRM Foreign Min_try official yesterday. He said Fiench reaction the speech on Monday Mr. Herbert Morrison. Br; Foreign Secretary, v. M erallv favourable." He explained, however. I France tfoea notA.P. - 82 words
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Advertisement124 1951-04-04 1 1 mr taicnciing and Rare Curios. inspect our li collection. 31 Stamford Rd.. Spore f Illicit are your chances of falling a Good Nights Rest \*n\ *hat you should sleep well. Your whole Hi, your energy, your fitness depend on h of deep, restful, natural sleep. c' at bedtime is124 words
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Advertisement43 1951-04-04 1 New China Optical Co. 71 HIGH ST. HHONf __n46 "KNOCK-OUT sale BARGAINS for MEN. Jj^^ SLIPPERS LINED TARTAN SILK AJ^ $14.50 BLACK and BROWN u««aiiy sir so "JAYCO" striped TROPICAL COATS TO CLEAR P_#«3U $£6oV j FAWN CREY ALL SIZES ROBINSONS ANNUAL SALE43 words
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742 1951-04-04 2 THE SINGAPORE DOCTOR' AMOUNT OF FOOD USED DICTATED BY WORK DONE n^HE lack of exercise causes the abnormal working of the various organs. When one organ is not sufficiently used it will become weak and may Interfere with the work of other organs.742 words
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Article450 1951-04-04 2 DONNA RACHELE r TODaAY a quiet greyA haired woman of 55 sits m a modest fourroom house on Rome's Via aAsmara waiting to be let m on a secret known to only a handful of men m Italy. Tiie woman is Donna Rachele. widow450 words
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Article415 1951-04-04 2 Sir HENEAGE DGILVI - Sir HENEAGE DGILVI says famous British Burgeon Chapman Pincher Column TF you had to go to hospital for several weeks, where would you rather be— in a private room, a big ward, or a room with two or three other people? A room with three415 words
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Article, Illustration37 1951-04-04 2 Tola tide Hon lan. Britain's favourite American star, says "I love food and eat plenty of it." Her measurements are: height. 5 feet 4 1 inches: bust 34 ins; waist, 24 ins; hips. 34ins; weight, 110 lbs.37 words
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Article, Illustration657 1951-04-04 2 Diet Your Way To Health i conouoinc... In her last article, AMYLANDRETH wrote about the balanced diet. This week she writes about vitamins, starchy foods and exercise HERE are some of the known vitamins and the foods m which they are found. A— ln liver, kidney, red salmon, egg yolk,657 words
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Advertisement249 1951-04-04 2 Just the thing j for that bad cough Campbell's Cherry (f 3 Cough Syrup is one of the ttm < y OC9t remedies for coughs, colds and bronchitis It is pleasanth flavoured and can be taken /^S> without dilution. It is par- %hC ticularly helpful to the /Mm elderly when249 words
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Advertisement167 1951-04-04 2 We'll soon have that better 44}- (ftimtk V *jr V Children *a.*l_n ailment T*ti L _^U x^^^tfc *k^l_^ touch of Gerrr f >. I fl If I \_r Uevet itriation, subcue Tr harmful bacteria that Gennolcne draw s m*\y^^n^L\ sbrasiona. blisters and Ml V-*_^* ulates the growth of new i167 words
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Miscellaneous258 1951-04-04 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DOKN today, you have ex-. ceplional potentials but must learn to mak? the v.--most use of th r m. Your ambitions are vaunting but yd_ are in-lined to think an'l talk abmH \< ur plans rather than getting to work and instrumenting them. For you, .here is258 words
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Miscellaneous234 1951-04-04 2 New Crossword No. 31S r_ l I 2"! ?H 4 I "Fl F~ ll H| 15 WtMS ZT m _P" 1 1 1 I J CLI'ES ALKOSS 1 Artistic cluster (ft). 4. This bird loses its tail m a Yorkshire n\er (ft) 7. When good children get what they deserve,234 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-04-04 3 HOLIDAY Tunku Bahiyah (lef.) and Sfcahari-*, daughters of Sir Abdul Rahman, Sulun *i Sttrl Sembilan. as (hey arrived at Waterloo Stat„n iRRmRRk, from S'>_;h **m -n*.on for a six-month holiday m Britain.32 words
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Article199 1951-04-04 3 HANOVER, Wednesday. H\n Atl.iniU, the Lo t City, be mi found at last? li lhe claims of a Herman pastor scientist, a h have ju^t been published, are anything to g«! then Atlantis has certainly become something m ire than a legend. forma part of a199 words
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Article39 1951-04-04 3 > •■•ling I the m r r In the I i h ime o:' I lanthe plan proi lop large ai i town's 1 t i times.—Sent Uaa U5.000 r vl Leh 61.000 But manj ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article37 1951-04-04 3 A totaJ of 1.175.000.000 baht m new currency, including one million 1.000 baht notes. is to arrive m Bangkok m June to be placed m cireulaThe new notes are being T.nted m England. A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article204 1951-04-04 3 NORTH AJHPTON, Wednesday. THE troubles of 34-year-old John East, brilliant scholar with "a war nans-over," have ended. He appeared on remand at Northampton accused of stealing: four sd. bars of chocolate The recorder was tola that East worked m the PublicRecords Office m London before the war204 words
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Article117 1951-04-04 3 Boy trapped for 2 hrs in mine LONDON. Wed. ELEVEN YEAR OLD Michael Chapman was trapped for two hours In a 40ft. chalk mine near nis home. He went exploring, got the bottom of the mine, and could not get up. His friend, Michael Golder. ran for he p. Fifteen117 words
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Article31 1951-04-04 3 Western industrialists need no longer fear unfa r competition norn Japan Mr £akJszu Shimoda nea cl ol the Japanese trade »_fm_d to the Netherlands, cia.mtu 3 1 J______j_ A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article491 1951-04-04 3 Bloods that won 't mix PA\pfr NEW YOR K, Wednesday. L?f H; y ln a woman's body has led to discovery of ahnnt n? m n eW blood type and a startling finding Tf Sa 2 S u a leadin Am erican blood expert not mixA.P. - 491 words
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Article22 1951-04-04 3 Buenos Aires Rad o f«2e_ that agreement would be reached ta the Anglo-Argen-tine trade talks within the next a* hours.22 words
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Article280 1951-04-04 3 —Says Mr. Edwards LONDON, Wednesday. M R. Norman Edwards has official permission again to catch pigeons m Finsbury, London. The new permit has arrived at his home m Milton-road, Highgate. The old one was torn up by an angry housewife. 4 For it is not280 words
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Article, Illustration343 1951-04-04 3 Neither side vulnerable. North dealer (Cover the Weat and South hands) The bidding North East South West Pass Pass I<> 1 4 «0 24. 4« *0 Pass Pass Dbl All Pass VXfEST opened the club nine. won by North's ace. A low diamond lead was taken by Souih's343 words
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Article, Illustration54 1951-04-04 3 A tick-tick noise m his head failed to keep 20-year-old Jack Husband from being conscripted. Jack has heard it for 11 years. m <.rmy doctors could hear lt four inches from h.s head. They said it did not matter to them if it did not54 words
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Article41 1951-04-04 3 THE British Eastern Gas Board has installed its latest type of gas street lamp outside the windows of the Eastern Electricity Board m Kingstreet, Thetford. A gas official said: "We thought it might be useful during power cuts."41 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-04-04 3 A PIECE OF CAKE Members of the Cambridge boat crew grab for pieces of the specially made 'Eights' cake when the team had a night out to celebrate their victory over Oxford32 words
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Article67 1951-04-04 3 The North Vietnam Governor. Nguyen Huu Tri, has officially opened 22 new Gov-ernment-built houses In the Tonkin capital for poor Vietnamese. The Hanoi Mayor, Tham Hoang Tin, said at the ceremony that the ciiy had lost 385 of its 13,000 buildings m the fighting withReuter - 67 words
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Advertisement58 1951-04-04 3 Tan Mean Sing COLDbMITH AND lEWELLER i-nond. Cold. Rings Bf «elet» aiu j other jewellery. °"> Workmanship Cuaran fee <* And Charges Moderate 30. Arab Street SINGAPORE. aasa The Oriental Optica! Co., |2!_s_*rtrtl Manufacturing and Scientific Eye A4r ni:uu 0n with ISA. 1951 df| Modern Kquipment). NORTH BKlIKit ROAD ■OUT!58 words
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Advertisement203 1951-04-04 3 SALE of SALE NOW PROCEEDING SWIM TRUNKS U^ BY G ANTNER —B.V. D. AND JANTZEN \JL^J IN COTTON. SATIN AND NYLON. FLORSHEIM SHOES #B AMERICA'S BEST FOOT- 1 WEAR. 1 STYLED FOR BEAUTY SOCKS MW INTERWON EN ESQUIRE jffifff AND MONTFORT f IN PLEASING ASSORT£I MENT. /if NECK TIES WWJ203 words
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Miscellaneous203 1951-04-04 3 Radio SINGAPORE (BLlIf NETWORK) 10 a.m. Korean News and Emergency News; 10.45 For the Schools; 12 Programmes m Malay; 1 p.m. Heinz Alexander At the Capitol Hammond Organ; 1.30 Time Signal News; 1.45 Lunch time Prom; 2 For the Schools; 5 Programmes m Malay; 6.15 Programme Summary; 6.17 Young People's203 words
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586 1951-04-04 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. April 4. 1951. Workers and T.B. ALLof us salute cour- age, and so everyone must have felt the deepest admiration lor thc young Singapore Chinese girl whose story the Free Press oublished yesterday. l**m years she lay en:n plaster of paris. m ital bed m586 words
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Article1039 1951-04-04 4 nere ts tne most convincing explanation 7 happens at Communist treason trials ,1 believe it to be true' Montgomery Hyde M.P. comments on a new book OETWEEN the two wars I paid a visit to Moscow. It was just after the trial of the British engineers1,039 words
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Article159 1951-04-04 4 JO CULTIVATE a desert seem an impossible task— but m Egypt they are trying to do it. For the past few weeks agricultural experts have been examining the Western desert battlefields with a view to placing some 600.000 acres under crops at a cost of some £15159 words
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Article459 1951-04-04 4 Eigar-Concerto m B Minor played by Heifeta (violin) and the London Symphony Orchestra (Sargent). HMV. DB 9533-37. A recording landmark though it was the old Elgar-Menuhin set was showing signs of wear and this is an excellent replacement. The work, one of the very few great violin concertoes.459 words
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Article, Illustration994 1951-04-04 4 Too Many Long Faces (says PRESTO) Festival Hall funed -up "lITTLE Sir Echo" was mercilessly chased through the gleaming, luxurious new Royal Festival Hall recently when tests were made at a "tuning-up" concert. While the musicians m the orchestra tuned their instruments scientists were tuning the hall with screwdrivers. Wooden994 words
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Article205 1951-04-04 4 MARGARET GILRUTH - FAMOUS TOMB FOUND MARGARET GILRUTH By [Nth, fore Chi metropolis lay alQm aCe f a I Une^ limestone f shadowing the Nlle It neared reaches. Durir^' so have been the name aeologist neism, ha* t. is an Bgyptj dna, and i that the In Mentemhe- nd Mememhet. __g f been205 words
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Advertisement11 1951-04-04 4 j ROLEX LONGINE i WATCHES H. SENA LTO. SINGAPORE PENANG BANGKOK11 words
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Advertisement33 1951-04-04 4 r *%mW? iot*% B_fcjW_^^_> l^^ t*V f** r* V V y JDK __H_bpV _^fc^_^^ V iYt \TS __EV_^*^ Jf&y jf^A*mm Amm\\m\ V miiiiii ii mUwi \*l _f^^_f^_^^ AGENTS: CALDBECK'S m 9 mm*uT*** x33 words
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Article452 1951-04-04 5 M.C. WON'T ACCEPT $250 ALLOWANCE Out of proportion to rate for Councillors Free Press Staff Reporter ALTHOUGH he favours the principle of the payment of an allowance to Singapore Municipal Commissioners. Mr. Yap X (.eck, a Nominated member of the Commission, will personally not accept the $200 a month which452 words
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Article, Illustration13 1951-04-04 5 FAR EAST PRESARIO ;,/M N'SKI. m no irr.ipt-r. m the t to I13 words
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7 1951-04-04 5 SPCA MEETING: NO FURTHER ADJOURNMENT I h7 words
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Article83 1951-04-04 5 A ONE-AND-A-HALF million dollat Federal housing: scheme for Selangor may be s'arted shortly. Plans are now being worked out. It is not yet possible to ascertain how many houses can be built under this scheme. It will depend on the physical nature of the sites selected,83 words
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333 1951-04-04 5 Chinese adult classes open Free Press Staff Reporter IirHEN the Chinese adult classes sponsored by the Singapore Chinese Schools' Conference commenced on Monday night, two students who showed most keenness to study their mother tongue were Low Yee Lum and Lim Teck Guan,333 words
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Article, Illustration18 1951-04-04 5 BELOW: Mr. Koh Chin Tens while the bride .s the saw*- jgrtfr? iS2 Hoon Noi and the JBJJJ-J-18 words
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Article139 1951-04-04 5 Free Press Staff THE extensive network or 1 England's postal services, the system of education, the technical schools, and tne mendliness of the people -who were always willing to help- were the things that most impressed former CoTony sportsman. Douglas rlunies-Ross, wno returned 2 Sin-apre yesterday from139 words
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Article24 1951-04-04 5 I:lform S U _Sc exists Ti^Hafpahong that smallP 0X < n f PP ted $Sch is declared an <nfeetea place. SSTSUSB Sl*W*«^24 words
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130 1951-04-04 5 Labourers popular, but Amahs luckier Free Press Staff Reporter LABOURERS beat the amahs m popularity at the Labour Department's Employment Exchange last month there being 870 requests for them as against 380 for the amahs. But of the many vacancies for labourers the Exchange only managed to supply 149. Those130 words
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Article, Illustration53 1951-04-04 5 Carrying 15-month-old baby, Fiona. MRS. MacDONALD, wife of the CommissionerGeneral, steps off the gangway of the Willem Ruys m Singapore yesterday. Behind are 8-year-old Elizabeth .fane Rowley. Mrs. MacDonald's daughter by her first marriage, Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan. Mr. Mac Donald and Lady Gimson, wife of th-53 words
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Article, Illustration25 1951-04-04 5 picture Birgai hunters crowded into Robinson's, m Rallies Place, again yesterday— the second day of the stores annual sale. Free PressFree Press - 25 words
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146 1951-04-04 5 'CIVIC LOYALTY —YESTERDAY AND TODAY' Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singapore V.M.C.A. has arranged for a series of three talks, entitled "Civic Loyalty, Yesterday and Today," to be given by the Secretary for Public Relations. Mr. G. G. Thomson, on three consecutive Mondays, beginning on April 23. Mr Thomson will146 words
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301 1951-04-04 5 Free Press Staff Reporter M T WO Progressive Party candidates for Council v 1 John Laycock and Mr. N. A Mallal-said .^Tncre" the that, if they are re-elecUd. they would n B t C increased personal allowances granted on Income Tax pa>301 words
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Article186 1951-04-04 5 A WORLD WAR 1 pilot m the Royal Flying Corps and later m the infant Royal Air Force, the Bishop of Lincoln, Dr. Maurice Harland, is due m Singapore tomorrow on a three-week visit to the RAF. m the Colony and the Federation and Hong Kong.186 words
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74 1951-04-04 5 THE fir. t Co-Operative WOl c f«T estate labourers onh was opened on Mondkv by the Commissioner for Co-Ope^ tive Development. Mr. T. F. Carey, on the Prang Be<ar Estate m the K-jBDf distrirt ol Selangor. Sometimes referred to as "model estate. Prang Besar74 words
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Article132 1951-04-04 5 DONALD MOORE'S produc- tion of Christopher Fry famous comedy, "The Lady Not for Burning." will now. be staged at the Little Theatre m Armenian Street the first week m June. Staging of the play last December was postponed for various seasons. This comedy by Fry ha* been132 words
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Article, Illustration95 1951-04-04 5 Six k;H. and a *r«;lie, ttmm St. Hilda.. School. Sim; apt*.' i went <>n an educational tr.u» ye terdav to the Sultan Sho-P Ufhfl Kou«e. eißht mile* Sitfcapore. i They ai> *een on the oV< k o. 1 one'tf Ike Master Mt«n OHmcs launches mmfm*tßß »"t ,r lanrh on theFree Press - 95 words
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Article30 1951-04-04 5 A sons to SUM iI is bcin«z oiffen d i Goveriimeiu. it i Kuala Lumpur >c ir... .v. The \al« < <>' t;t RS l.fM tt, <i livinp30 words
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Advertisement78 1951-04-04 5 m *.V\ W.Va%VaV«Va"- B-, HENDAN /dco/ Summer Gorman* •mmm f^. v Mum a* limited 51 tmm mMm9m*W*M ■n Place Singapore Phone lot!) '.V.V.V^_b_b___^ 4 _____0 m\*\\\\\ +**^tiT^mmm\ .|f| I < X jHR X R f _Efl___ n^ c ■WHAM PERSIAN CARPETS m rich glowing shades that make your floors a78 words
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Advertisement143 1951-04-04 5 i J T~' uV*WmJr^ _^v_> Lml m\ Ti_£( JB— _B _^_M AT_ > E Jfefet^i_( HONGKOHG, BANGKOK, INDO-CH.HA, where exohc archi- land of ancien trading centre, a fcture and mysbc wooden brought Derfect holiday Oriental lasinabon within a lew hours place of glonoua prov.de a setting lhght b y regular143 words
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Article, Illustration1373 1951-04-04 6 Fly's-wing clue led to boy killer i-'ABJAN OF THE YARD HEARS THE STORY OF THE BURGLAR WITH A GUN. Ex-Superintendent ROBERT FABIAN continues his tour of Britain, m which he spotlights brilliant, real-life detective stories cases which local police solved ivithout calling m Scotland Yard. JOHNNY CALDWELL removed Ms shoes1,373 words
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167 1951-04-04 6 MANCHESTER United now m second place m the I First Division of the English Football League, would be unable to accept an invitation to tour Argentina this summer, the secretary, Walter Crickmer, said yesterday. Commenting on reports from Buencs Aires that the Club might beA.P. - 167 words
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265 1951-04-04 6 A WORLD welterweight title fight between Ray m ("Sugar") Robinson and Britain's Eddie Thomas holder of the British, Empire and European titles, is a probability for June, m London. George Giflford. Robinson's manager, said that he had approached promoter Jack Solomons "ten days ago"Reuter - 265 words
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110 1951-04-04 6 FIFA accepts affiliation of S'pore A.F.A HTHE executive committee of n> ffi rT tbaH r I ;t dCr c a tion has **5 affiliation of the Singapore Amateur i C( 'Pt elation provisionally, pending th. ,tba IIW meeting m London next October xt The executive committee a; it* which endedReuter - 110 words
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Article60 1951-04-04 6 Urn* i new Bee (Malaya) was beaten m the third round of the men s singles m the international lawn tennis tournament at Nice yesterday. He lost to Benjrt Anelsson (Sweden). 1-6. 6-3, 5-7. The Malayan beat Mijjuel Mavra (Spain) m the first roundReuter - 60 words
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Article18 1951-04-04 6 RICHARDS MAY RIDE IN AUSTRALIA. MELBOU Is champ m austral It SUch it is p may be ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Advertisement118 1951-04-04 6 INVITATION: If y.u are na- <_*., Theatre between 9 10 (Mon. a M invited to come m and ***f i v iip w f£ lc.* 1 I{ "A FIRST-CLASS SHOW/... AMAZING/" <— T^_ tariff fl im ***mf**''^ m i^_ ■^^—^B A*lP I _fia A BB B_ H||i| sion Rate s118 words
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Miscellaneous37 1951-04-04 6 r^^^^fSke Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m W*iava JANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malava\ T^ZAN PswegfesS By Edgar Rice Burroughs &S&*£!bi it r_/_s-^~ .-^^^S^s-i^.^ SLIMY ARM THAT REACHES O'JT ar^ a viZT-ak^T^^F 1~~37 words
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Article726 1951-04-04 7 BIG FIELDS FOR Ist PAY'S RACES 9 horses not accepting By ALLAN LEWIS JUbLUb will be big on Saturday, the opening day of the Singapore Turf Club's April meeting. At present only nine scratchings are known. Ihey are Sailing, Well Done, Braton, Hopalong, 4 ra,n A Admiral Wh y Worry,726 words
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Article, Illustration33 1951-04-04 7 picture. ipn pattir her SSMSt, Plato Up<»h Polo ;i..d iftei they had v jii the women's race over •t the Ked-ah (>vmkhana at Alor Star last Satttrd Free PressFree Press - 33 words
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Article162 1951-04-04 7 INt; Ho k I eng. the Singapore badminton mi, won the Bournemouth men's singles nd d m a cable received m Singam Hock Lens: himself. In winning accounted for David and Eddie [-England men's doubles champions. ther Peng And viid not tufa channel cv Mr.162 words
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103 1951-04-04 7 Pan-Malayan participation in athletics A FTER two hours of friendly discussion at an informal meeting between officials representing Singapore and Federation Amateur Athletic Associations at the Singapore Recreation Club yesterday, agreement was reached as far as athletics was concerned that future representation m international sports competitions should be on a103 words
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Article34 1951-04-04 7 The Aided Indian schools' athletic sports will be held at the Rangoon Road English School ground on Saturday. April 7. at 3 p.m. Mrs. P. Govindasamy Pillai will gw« away the prizes.34 words
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Article44 1951-04-04 7 BRITISH Golfers Dai Rees and Max Faulkner will play at the Island Club on Friday (3.45 p.m.). Rees and the Island professional, Jack Hodgkinson. will play Faulkner and McEwan, the R.S.G.C. professional. Tickets can be obtained on the course.44 words
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Article67 1951-04-04 7 TODAY'S SPORT SOCCER: Div. 1: Chinese Casuals v S.R.C. at stadium; Div. 3A: Marine DepL v Social A.P. at Gevlang; Div. 3B: Hotspurs v S. Medical W. V. at C.V.M.A.; Bus. Houses Lge. A: Fraser Neave v Malayan Breweries at F M; Bus. Houses Lge. B: Straits Times67 words
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Article25 1951-04-04 7 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Lrounced Stme Darby Sports Club six-nil m a Business House League •A" game at the Breweries Ground yesterday.25 words
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Article, Illustration30 1951-04-04 7 picture. Ja We'uta <t«ft) ***** ai )j tead tir*™ I? Ga-dner m tnrir European heavyweight chamr/ien fight at Earl's Court, London, on March 27. Gardner won on points. Topical PressTopical Press - 30 words
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Article227 1951-04-04 7 PEGASUS IN FOR £5,000 PROFIT From a Special Correspondent THOSE mid-century Corinthians. Pegasus, are taking a large sHce of the big money hi amateur soccer today The run that has taken this combined University side to the Amateur Cup final means that they should clear at least £5,000 on the227 words
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Article128 1951-04-04 7 Georgians' fixtures in S'pore rjUE to arrive m Singa- Pore next Tuesday, a cricket and a soccer team from King George V School, Seremban, will be meeting local school sides during their week's stay. The visitors will leave on April 16. They wUI be patting up at Raffles Institution during128 words
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Article, Illustration55 1951-04-04 7 picture. Puliu Brani's inside-left, Ahmad Yusoff, takes a flying kick at the ball with the ffrace of a hurdler. But S.C.C. goalkeeper, Be h rends (left), is taking no chances. Behrends stopped this one from Yusoff m Monday's First Division League match at Jalan Besar. Pul*»u Brani won by twoFree Press - 55 words
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Article459 1951-04-04 7 Rovers S.C. 4; Amicable A.A 1 VJLfITH A comfortable four-one win yesterday, Rovers have moved up from ninth place to fifth m the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League Rover* have now joined the leaders m the race for 1951 honours. Rovers had little459 words
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Article64 1951-04-04 7 1^ 7 EAK defence by Shell S.C. was partly responsible for their four-two defeat at the hands of Pulau Bukom m a Business House "A" League soccer match on the padang yesterday. Pulau Bukom's outside-left. Hamid bin Ma'of. scored three of his team's goals. The other64 words
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Article35 1951-04-04 7 GUTHRIES Sporu Club defeated Bata S.C. by two goals to nil yesterday at St. George's Road m a Business Houses "B" League soccer match. Chan Sam Weng and Rees were scorers for Guthries.35 words
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Article30 1951-04-04 7 PENZANCE and N.-vlyn drew aith CardVT m a Rugby Union sa'jrie yesterday, both sides scoring three points. Dewsburv trounced Castleford 16-5 m a Rugby League fixture. Reuter A.P.Reuter; A.P. - 30 words
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Article29 1951-04-04 7 Heavyweight champion E2zard Chares and Jightheavyweigtot champion Joey Maxim are due to meet m a 15-round bout for the heavyweight title nt Chicago Stadium on May 30.29 words
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341 1951-04-04 7 UNITED SERVICES LEACUE SOCCER RAF. Changi 1; RAF. (M.U.) I Royal Ai_ Force Changi had a slight advantage over RAF. Maintenance Units m yesterday's United Services League soccer match at Changi, but both sides put so much into the game that a one- nil341 words
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Article73 1951-04-04 7 3 late goals for R.E.M.E. RE.M.E. proved too sti lor R.A PC m tl r United Bei flees league m encount< r ysterdav at Row croft sports ground. Playing one ol their n impressive ma'cht-s this son. R.EM E. were held until the final tea minutes. Tl n R.E.M E73 words
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Article292 1951-04-04 8 Women wanted for industry LONDON, Wednesday. THE British people were warned by the government yesterday that they must shoulder still more burdens to prevent the rearmament programme from bringing post-war recovery to a standstill. This reminder that Britain's struggles have brought her nearly to the292 words
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Article42 1951-04-04 8 ISLANDS of floating; ice 20 miles wide near the North Pole are being; suggested by army officers with Arctic experience as sites for air bases. Picked crews are n*>w spending a week on a floe testing "survival equipment."42 words
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Article171 1951-04-04 8 CANBERRA. Wed. AUSTRALIAN Externa .Affairs Minister. Mr. Percy Spender, declared last night that Australia would continue to press for specific 1 clauses m the Japanese peace treaty to prevent any possibility of Japan's rearming for aggression. Ho told reporters that two main dangers to Australia171 words
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Article68 1951-04-04 8 The United States Th.. j a\ir Division m London yesterday denied it suspec sabotage of the 80-ton G.obemaster plane with 5i men eve:- raid-Atlantic or. Good Friday. Tiie iour-engined Globemasier, one of the world's largest air transport type m cc, disappeared on a Bight norn Limestone, Maine,Reuter - 68 words
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Article217 1951-04-04 8 LONDON, Wednesday. r ADI WRIGHT, horsewoman wife of Lord Wright of Durley, one time Master of the Rolls, has lost her pet— a biff chestnut hunter which followed her like a dog, rang his stable bell, and did many tricks His name was Gold Dust.217 words
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Article50 1951-04-04 8 The Bishop of Lincoln, the Right Rev. M. H. Harland. left by air yesterday for a flying tour of Royal Air Force stations m the Far East. He will visit stations m Singapore. Malaya. Hong Kong and Ceylon. Karachi, travelling m Royal Air Force planes. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article24 1951-04-04 8 A civil training plane cf the Misr Flying School crashed near Port Said yesterday killing three of the E_vntinn youths aboard A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article26 1951-04-04 8 Yesterday's closing quotations on the Hong Kong money exchange market were HK56.035-6.065 per US$l HK 15.40 per sterling HK$3l9 per tael of gold.— U.PU.P. - 26 words
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Article45 1951-04-04 8 oW____Ste0 W ____Ste «r°*l m re th fifteen inches hi a t the J™.* er are l°_ pay a 5 -a-year tax m Natal sheenbreeding area?. This ends a five-year search for ?he legal definition of a dog which can kill sheep45 words
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Article395 1951-04-04 8 TROUBLE OVER LONDON LONDON, Wednesday. TT was a plane passenger's nightmare. They were all set to land, but tbe plane kept circling, kept circling, kept circling and along came the radio officer and said "Trouble. This happened to ten men and 16 women holidaymakers m a395 words
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Article74 1951-04-04 8 Squadron Leader Trevor S. (Wimpeyt Wade, well-known jet plane pilot, was killed yesterday after parachuting from a plane near Lewes, In Sussex. Wade. 31. was chief test pilot of the Hawker Aircraft Company. He took off from Farnborough m a P-1081. the latest Hawker jet fighter.A.P. - 74 words
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Article26 1951-04-04 8 The U.S. High Commissioner for Austria, Mr. Walter J Donnelly, said yesterday he was "very concerned"' about the rapidly deteriorating economic situation m Austria26 words
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Article, Illustration44 1951-04-04 8 DOLLAR DRAW— The Ocean Monarch. Britain's latest 'ideal ship', will be used on the New York-Bermuda run to carry American tourists. Costing £2,500.000 and accommodating: 430 passengers, the Ocean Monarch has successfully just completed her trials. She was built b y Vickers-Arm-strongs at Newcastle.44 words
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Article270 1951-04-04 8 WASHINGTON. Wed. THE State Department, m an effort to speed Congressional action on the Administration's India famine measure, issued a lengthy background memorandum yesterday denying charges that India is unfriendly to the United States and has not really tried to help herself. The memorandum was alsoU.P. - 270 words
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Article38 1951-04-04 8 Major George CornwallisWest, aged 76 author and playwright, who married the widowed mother of Mr. Winston Churchill, shot himself while the balance of his mind was disturbed by ill health, a London corner recorder' yesterday. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article147 1951-04-04 8 l wimmmmmm*********m^ London Stock Exchange RECENT improvements m the Stock Exchange generally were maintained and occasionally of trade at the end of account, states Reuter's financial correspondent. British Government stocks, however eased after being fractionally higher on renewpri rfpmnnH for longer dated issues* but the™ w^SfffSS147 words
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Miscellaneous44 1951-04-04 8 *HE SAINT by Leslie Charteris m *t I WE HAVE 50\\ETHiNC- TO^N W MY YOU LOOK LIKE > c^M_-__E^_l_^_-_Pi_^ B^^ I DON'T KNOW- CE.E32.A-E vAACHERE'SO Xrj^^^— R *Hb|2^%\ I PE^ AP 5 SOMEBODY) LOSS AS YOL* .VANOFF 7 l/~T I _i Vl WALKED OVER MY44 words
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