The Singapore Free Press, 2 August 1951
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Title Section18 1951-08-02 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFXERNOOM SALE IM MALAYA :•-dadaa SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AI'GUST 2, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.18 words
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Article64 1951-08-02 1 1 know whfther. irf the uavttled '^..BJfnilKr of the ft I**.1 Malaya r fommt-nunes Th^v broad JU"'"" #sellsesub r im ure •ill iifff that the^ e Mr J«»o ire r^jfith^ noddi-d his 1., urffmfnt when W« him t0 patting a small quinine copies of j^, broadcast talks fclMsr t>'64 words
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Article507 1951-08-02 1 Afete> /ted I propaganda campaign IN ADVANCE BASE BELOW KAESONG, Thursday. JHE Chinese and North Korean Communists last night asserted that the cease-fire talks will collapse unless the United Nations Command agrees to a truce line along the >th Parallel. A blast of Red propagandaReuter; U.P. - 507 words
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Article92 1951-08-02 1 Driberg on the Press laws Lion briber* (Lab.. Maid on) yesterday joined t vinlev Awbery (Lab., Bristol, C.) in mm Mr. James Grilliths, the Colonial itwut the new emergency newspaper Jrias in Singapore. kMn. asked if the ■KKHId make a .>tate- Emaper regula- t*R published mi July ,\s latCouncll 192 words
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Article88 1951-08-02 1 CAIRO. Thurs. THE Egyptian Press Syndicate yesterday called a general strike for Aug. 5 :n protest against the proo.> *d amendments to the Press law. No newspapers will publish on Aug. 5 The syndicate, which represents publishers and editorial workers, also announced that it would call a88 words
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Article25 1951-08-02 1 Foreign and Defence Ministers of the 12 Atlant'c Pact countries will meet twice this autumn to settlt Germany's role in Europe s A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article22 1951-08-02 1 Freedom Front, a Chinese third party P« bl lon J" Hong Wong, described the ran 9 c «i feVoft^'Bo^'Mlion.'*- A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article291 1951-08-02 1 CHANGE FOR MOSCOW READERS MOSCOW, Thurs. ORAVDA'S exchange of x views with the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Herbert Morrison, was posted on 1,000 bulletin boards in Moscow yesterday, and Western observers believed it might be the beginning of a public debate beneficial to both Russia and the West. Pravda isA.P. - 291 words
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Article150 1951-08-02 1 AFFRA Y'S 'SNORT' WAS FAULTY LONDON, Thursday. T*HE submarine Affray lost in the English Channel A last April with 75 men on board had a faulty snort underwater breathing apparatus the House of Commons was told yesterday. Mr James Callaghan, Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty, said the srvort was belowReuter - 150 words
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Article, Illustration33 1951-08-02 1 t>enlse **arce! French him star (above) has hired a bodyguard to protect her against her husband. She says that he started "caveman stuff" in an attempt to win her back after they separated.33 words
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Article121 1951-08-02 1 LONDON, Thurs. THE first two Malay cadets to go through the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst will pass out at the Sovereign Parade there today. Tomorrow the cadets. Sergeant Abdul Manon bin Abas and Sergeant Shokar bin Chik, will be commissioned as second lieutenantsReuter - 121 words
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Article17 1951-08-02 1 The United States Navy want* $4,497,869,000 for the next phase of its aviation buildup. ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article77 1951-08-02 1 HONG KONG. Thurs. /iHINESE sources who reKj ceive regular reports from Fukien discount the rumour that the Malayan Chinese leader. Tan Kah Kee, has been executed by the Communists. The rumour. emanating from Formosa, said Mr. Tan was slain at Amoy. The sources point outU.P. - 77 words
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Article23 1951-08-02 1 The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization will send three specialists to Pakistan to make recommendations on basic education. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 23 words
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Article79 1951-08-02 1 MANILA, Thurs. THF Zamboansa correspondent of *he Manila Time, reported that one aboard the Hong -owned *A H.i How, whet* 000 pilgrims for Mecca are 'herded together like animals." A Philippines custom! and immigration the times correspondent saW "are helpless and unfble' to So aoythinc about79 words
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Article, Illustration281 1951-08-02 1 'SHELTER FIRE VICTIMS M.C. rpHE Attap Dwellings Committee of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners should immediately find ways of giving shelter to some of the families made homeless in yesterday's fire in Kampong Bugis Mr. S. M. A. H. Chishty, a Municipal Commissioner and a member of the committee said today.281 words
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Article74 1951-08-02 1 The Communists have put on a psychological warfare effort on one section of' the Korean front line without success. A broadcast in English by a woman from an amplifier purred across No Mans Land for several nights recently. The woman cajoles the troops to desert andU.P. - 74 words
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92 1951-08-02 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs PRESIDENT Truman yesterX day formally ordered the suspension of tariff concessions to Russia and a number of her satellites. The President's proclamation was required by a recent extension of the reciprocal tradp law. The law required a suspension of tariff concessions toU.P. - 92 words
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Article44 1951-08-02 1 Boy Scouts from the Western world pitched their tents yesterday only 20 miles from Russian troops for their seventh world jamboree at Bad Ischl, Austria. The jamboree formally opens tomorrow with a march past of 15,000 Scouts from 42 nations.44 words
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Article152 1951-08-02 1 End row over Kashmir, says U.S. WASHINGTON, Thurs. T*HE United States has urged India and Pakistan to halt their border dispute over the state of Kashmir "in tho interests of general peace in Asia". Informed sources said American government, in i note to both parties, urged the mutual withdrawal jfU.P. - 152 words
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Article55 1951-08-02 1 EGYPT, BRIT S I N IN ACCORD Egypt and Britain reached! agreement yesterday Whtt a British merchant s> > searched in one Egyptian pert would not have to b? searched at another point in Etian territorial waters. The Foreign Minister. II jhamed Salah El Din Pasha, announced that Egypt acceptedU.P. - 55 words
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Article39 1951-08-02 1 TRYING TO AID NEWSMAN The US Secretary M State. Mr. Dean Acheson, said yesterday the government is taking definite su-p> to obtain the release of As^ ciated Press's Prague correspondent William N O;n I, naoled on an espicn;i charge.39 words
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Article1130 1951-08-02 2 George Malcolm Thompson explores the world of Muntz and Zweistein, where a beard equals a B.Sc. THE BEST SCIENCE FICTION STORIES. Edited by E. F. Bleiber and T. E. Dikty. (Grayson and Grayson). THE state of science 1 fiction today calls, on present evidence, for investigation and report1,130 words
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324 1951-08-02 2 OPIES OPUS COMPLETED after seven years rrWENTY Year Old A Mrs. lona Opie got the idea while she was awaiting her first child. She asked her husband: "Why not a Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes? Let's work on it together". That was seven years ago. Since then Mrs. Opie has had324 words
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Article, Illustration52 1951-08-02 2 picture. Straight out of the English history book come:; "Queen Elizabeth," screen star. Moira Lister. Her two graceful bodyguards are pedigree Borxois, 'Bossy' and 'Tasha Moira plays 'Hhe Virgin Queen" re-enacting the visit made by Queen Elizabeth in 1558 to Burnt Stub Manor House in the grounds of Chessington ZooPaul Popper - 52 words
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Article169 1951-08-02 2 Jon Hope - Jon Hope *v 1 DUBLICATION next j L month of a 1 volume weighing 21b. 11 oz. will sig- i nal the end of a formidable task un- i dertaken by 58-year- old Professor Peter Alexander, of Glas- gow University. It was in 1944 that169 words
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Article576 1951-08-02 2 PETER QUENNELL - PETER QUENNELL By PHOTO-BIOGRAPHY, by Cecil Beaton. (Odhams). BALLET, by Cecil Beaton. (Wingate). THE POETRY AND CAREER OF LI PO, by Arthur Waley. (Allen and Unwin). fN far-off days before the' First World War a precocious nine-year-old schoolboy, described by one of our premier literary critics who576 words
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Advertisement115 1951-08-02 2 To the Medical Pharmaceutical Professions A shipment is expected about mid-August DIHYDROSTREPTOMYCIN (LILLY) 5 gram packing. Allocations now being prepared. Book your requirements now. Sole Agents: Grafton Laboratories Ltd. (INCORPOaATEO IN SINCAPO«£ v 208 COt IV E R*OVAT SINGAPORE T I I l»t COCA COL* CO^AHT I»^ if 3 the115 words
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Miscellaneous281 1951-08-02 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR gORN today, you have creative imagination, combined with wit, which can bring you into the front ranks if you put them to constructive, artistic use. Sometimes you are too visionary for your own good, but it is likely that the passing of years will bring full vindication281 words
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Miscellaneous206 1951-08-02 2 New Crossword No> 421 \\O i ■io If I'D ■HIM IB^HT HHBi^i I CLUES ACROSS 3. 7. Outdo the MD. but be careful not to break the disc (4, 3. 6); 8. A simple miss (7); 9. Art in a health resort in old Greece (6); 11. 12. Not the206 words
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Article372 1951-08-02 3 U.S. JOINS LOCUST BATTLE Air liaison with India it has nothtnt vtr R ajasthan dcferts but it nas nothing to do with war talk between thin country and Pakistan. oeiween uiis Pest^hioh 0 11 g inst the locust an insect attacking S &lly SWarms across Northern India damaeestn^H \l ps372 words
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Article, Illustration54 1951-08-02 3 MUSIC FROM TRINI DAD Hrummer Philmore David- jn hand> during a technical passage in the i ill ->ti^l percussion orchestra's musical proal the "outh bank exhibition. London. The or- first of its kind to visit the United Kingdom, had the people of Trinidad and Tobago who .1 1-,** West Indian54 words
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Article55 1951-08-02 3 A UN. committee of 12, including the Soviet Union, approved in principle a plan to merge the disarmament commission and the atomic energy commission into one single body. The two commissions have for more than two years been virtually inactive, deadlocked by disagreement between Sast and West onReuter - 55 words
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Article94 1951-08-02 3 LONDON, Thurs. A FILM company apologis- ed in a London court for calling a London newspaperman "the sleeping press photographer." They did so in a commentary to a news film which showed him leaning against a bale of straw at a motor race meeting. The photographerReuter - 94 words
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Article, Illustration48 1951-08-02 3 FOUR GENERATIONS Hearing a tale of long ago are the three-year-old Good quadruplet* on a visit to «*eir rrcat-frandmother Mrs. Clara Fairclough, who to in her 9§th year, at her home in Keynsham, Somerset. The quads, all girls are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Good, of Gloucestershire.48 words
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Article25 1951-08-02 3 Press censorship ended yesterday in French Morocco after 12 years. It was imposed on both French and Arab newspapers In 193 d.25 words
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Article134 1951-08-02 3 AIR HOSTESS HAD BUS OF GOLD L CAIRO, Thurs; ANCELOT SULLEN, an. Englishman, employed a£ an air purser on the TranaWorld Airlines, was acquitted by an Egyptian court martial in Cairo on charges of smuggling gold. The court is to announce its verdict on T.W.A air hostess Cynthia Blythe onReuter - 134 words
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Article39 1951-08-02 3 Mr. Emanuel Ha Idem an Julius, 62. publisher of the "little blue books" read by millions of Americans for the last 30 years, drowned last night in the swimming pool of his house in Girard, Kansas. U.P.U.P. - 39 words
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Article22 1951-08-02 3 The Indian Republic's first general election will begin on the first week of January and end within three weeks. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article270 1951-08-02 3 FLUSHING MEADOWS, Thursday. PGYPT gave no indication yesterday that it was prepared to lift the blockade of the Suez Canal and it appeared that the Security Council would be forced to vote a resolution instructing her to stop interfering with traffic. Diplomatic observers agreed that thereU.P. - 270 words
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Article41 1951-08-02 3 Dr. Soemitro Djojohadlkoesoemo. Indonesia's top economic and financial expert Wro arranged Dr. Hjalmar Schacht's stay In Jakarta, yesterday resigned from all his government Jobs because "I disagree with the government's lack of action in the present economic troubles."- A.P.A.P. - 41 words
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Article77 1951-08-02 3 LKISTON, England. Tues. VISITORS to a Festival of Britain exhibition in this Suffolk village will not see "Statue of Liberty Back View/' a picture indicting American lynching*, it shows two Negroes swift- tical and gnmomt. A.P. ing from gallows, with the Statue of Liberty in the backgroundA.P. - 77 words
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Article319 1951-08-02 3 LONDON, Thursday. ftrUWATT, small Iraq sheikhdom at the Persian v Gulf, has stepped up oil production by about one- third over last year's record, it was announced yesterday in London. The announcement of the Anglo-American-x>wned Kuwait Oil Company coincided with the "closing down of tte refineryU.P. - 319 words
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Article168 1951-08-02 3 MONTREAL, Thurs. CANADA served notice on her Atlantic Pact allies today that she is suspending major arms shipments to Europe until the Anglo-Ame-rican rift over a common rifle is settled. The Defence Minister, Mr. Brooke Claxton, in a statement on the rift, made these pointsReuter - 168 words
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Article26 1951-08-02 3 A United Nations sub-com-mittee has recommended that the U:N: create permanent machinery to plan and direct economic war aeainst future aeeressoi-o A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article45 1951-08-02 3 The French Defence Minister, Mr. Jules Moch, has arrived in Washington on a 48--hour visit to attend a technical conference of Atlantic Pact nations on standardisation of fire arms and the adoption of a standard rifle for all Atlantic Pact armies. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 45 words
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Article187 1951-08-02 3 'PURGE' IN EASTERN ARMIES LONDON, Thurs. QNE week after Molotor left Warsaw, the Polish Communist Government staged the biggest political trial in Poland The purpose of the Soviet Vice-Premier's sudden visit to Warsaw and the meaning of his truculent wordf about Titoism are becoming clear. Four generals, three co'onels andU.P. - 187 words
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Article69 1951-08-02 3 SABOTAGE IN BUENOS AIRES Saboteurs yesterday bk'<* up a bridge and cut section* of the Buenos Aires' suburban railways causing severe temporary interruption of traffic. Many railwayman were reported to have b^n arrested. The Ministry of Transport issued a statement sayir^ that four tracks had been blown up but servicesReuter - 69 words
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Miscellaneous333 1951-08-02 3 dasdasdasdas SINGAPORE jjialawgency Ne*s from •^•japur !0 W Clo*e Down; *ht M*»c Medley;- Rebner >Duoj) Time 3is:nal St Sfmic p^yed ■tagM Quar'e- 200 2» y. 1 13 Pr gramme A.. H^1^ r- k n«MCi pttievs; Mews fc Sinjpr»ir» Marke' R?r>" Tl Youn^ a^Hs .i D hMWe; T3O Ti .p Radio333 words
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427 1951-08-02 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, August 2, 1951. Singapore in 2025 WHAT is the most im- portant news of the week as far as Singapore is concerned? Is it the deadlock in the Kaesong peace talks? The prospect of a settlement in Persia? The fire? The Municipal Commissioners' meeting? No,427 words
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Article81 1951-08-02 4 A TERRIBLE fire brings horror and misery to thousands of people in jSingapore. An even greater tragedy is narrowly averted by a combination of courage and good luck. Lack of water hampered the Singapore Fire Brigade in the early stages of the conflagration. Lack of water! We consider81 words
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Article826 1951-08-02 4 Deportation from Budapest On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays thousands wake and lie waiting f0r.... By A Special Correspondent j ON Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays in Budapest there are scores of thousands of people who wake up early and lie waiting and listening in the darkness. Those are the mornings when826 words
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Article108 1951-08-02 4 A book on the royal philatelic collection, which is to be published In the autumn, will cost sixty guineas. The author is Sir John Silson, Keeper of the King's Collection, who has been at work for more than four years preparing a catalogue describing over a quarter108 words
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Article767 1951-08-02 4 POLITICO - POLITICO By AFTER meeting Governor Dewey I have lost some of my surprise about Mr. Truaan's election triumph in 1948. The Republican is obviously a supercompetent, streamlined administrator. He has •£reat presence, and not a little charm. But he lacks even a vestige of that "common767 words
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Article, Illustration26 1951-08-02 4 Ilhrllted peeiators watc b tc.i^ly a; a slider gets the wind and soars above Great Hucklow, Derbyshire, whil? competing in the National Glider Championships26 words
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Article, Illustration633 1951-08-02 4 15 MEN HAVE GONE TO SKELETON COAST They hope to encounter^ n* living men have yet seen^ the nearest link to an opt FIFTEEN men have gone beyond the reach of radio, of camels, of help and of the law into a wilderness from which few have returned alive. These633 words
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Article287 1951-08-02 4 LINA WATERFIELD - LINA WATERFIELD By FLORENCE: MOSCOW'S most famous ballerina, Galina Ulanova many times decorated by Stalin would be delighted to dance in London. This I learned when I talked to her in Florence's most luxurious hotel, the Excelsior, where she is staying with a group of287 words
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Advertisement16 1951-08-02 4 ort* K of a VL jS[ *£rvr*7/o#\ Phont: 3364 19 21 HIGH ST., SPORE. ISO** i%«16 words
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Advertisement39 1951-08-02 4 90 you /:noMf that where most < Hm cat tribe entt rmg water, all h,ve no hesitate plunging into stream v tea and swim well too M, use T rednC Bre ath I ache nd foui^^^J tit m*U fsmons bmily <*39 words
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218 1951-08-02 5 A.Cs ACCEPT $5,243,000 U.K. TENDER Two more boilers for new power station Free Press Staff Reporter The boilers will b e ready for delivery i™ 1955 Commiss.oners. A report of the acceptance of the tender frnm *h<* d^*« w and Wilcox was formally made to the Commoner? n t^«™ <***«<*218 words
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Article, Illustration62 1951-08-02 5 MISS. JENNY WONG SAU CHAN, who was one of the first nurses in Johore to be awarded a UNICEF scholar ship in 1950 to study Public Health in London, has succeeded in passing her final examination. Miss. Wong who was educated at Fair fields Girls* School62 words
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Article90 1951-08-02 5 722 PERSONS (243 WOMEN) GOT JOBS Fret Press Staff Reporter •TOE Singapore Employment Exchange found work for 722 persons, including 243 women, during July A total of 1.080 persons applied to the Exchange for work, -the Fr,ee Press was told. A spokesman of the Exchange said that those for whom90 words
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156 1951-08-02 5 SAVINGS BANK WITHDRAWALS: GOVT. VIEW IT will not be in the fnterMi of depositors in the Post Office Savings Bank to increase the amounts of withdrawals. Mrs. Vila si n i Men on. Legislative Councillor for Seletar, has been informed by Singapore's Colonial Secretary. Mrs. Mencn. at the Jane meetinff156 words
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Article95 1951-08-02 5 rj*HE Fenis Malay Transport Company, which waj formed recently with a capital of $100,000 to purchase lorries for transporting kampong pro*iets tor marketing, will launch a second drive this week for the formation of another Malay transport company with a capital of $40,000 to be95 words
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Article64 1951-08-02 5 pOVERNMENT has now authorised the Secretary for Social Welfare to commence payment of relief allowances under public Assistance at new rates, pending constitution of the Public Assistance Board. Payment of the new rates will be subject to the conditions of benefit laid down in the Pubic Assistance64 words
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Article97 1951-08-02 5 T^HE Singapore Municipal Commissioners have agreed that roadwork for building schemes carried out by the Improvement Trust should be undertaken by the Commissioners, if so requested by the Trust. The Commissioners, however, also stipulated that the Municipal Engineer should draw up and supervise the necessary contracts.97 words
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Article71 1951-08-02 5 A "PEOPLES" School at Kam- pong Kasar. Pasir 'Man. Kelantan, was officially opened b.v the Mentri Besar, Dato Nik Ahmad Kamal last Saturday. The school was built to serve children who could not be accommodated in the Pasir Mas Malay School. The new building was built71 words
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Article65 1951-08-02 5 The fortieth anniversary of the establishment of the Theosophical Society In Singapore will be celebrated today with a public meeting at 6.30 p.m. at 8, Cairnhlli Road. The proceedings will commence with the offering of prayers of the different religions. ■> Mr. T. Martii* will address today's meeting65 words
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Article, Illustration101 1951-08-02 5 picture. A proud day 'or nine noncommissioned officers of the Singapore Battalion, the Boys BriradT and the two Singapore Firemen who were decorated by Sir Franklin Glmson, Governor of Singapore, yesterday. From left to right: Chief Foreman Lim son, Leone (R-S.P.CA. Bnmw Medal and Certificate),Free Press - 101 words
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Article60 1951-08-02 5 rE following substations will be load-shedding tonight:— SumSawa Rd.. Joo Chiat Place, jalan Eunos, R*^oo" R^' Towner Rd.. Serangoon R<l.. Kolam Aver. McPherson Rd.. Kim SanM.. Boundary Rd.. Upper Seraruroon Yio Chu Kang Rd. GOU Siting Office. Woodleigh £?k Braddeli Heights Arthur Rd Tan long Katong. Broadrick 2d60 words
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Article20 1951-08-02 5 Members of Queen Stmt Boys, Club will go Panicking at Ayer Biru Camp on Sunday. Aug. i».20 words
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Article28 1951-08-02 5 Varsity Council Court Christian Amianandom. Dip Arts- Dr Che Lah bin Mohamed LDS. <re-«lect*d>. eganaden. DIP Arts Free Press SUB Reporter are the result! of 7th October. lw&.28 words
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Article104 1951-08-02 5 Free Press Malay Correspondent MALAYS in Muar are in the throes of a lively discussion Does margarine contain lard*? The question is reported to have arisen from an article in a magazine issued by the Johore Religious Affairs Department, according to the "Utusan Malayur Malay104 words
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160 1951-08-02 5 r[E Federation of Singapore Boys* Clubs, parentbody of all Boys' Cliit>s in the Colony, is considering the possibility of erecting a $10,000 clubhouse for the Malay Settlement Boys' Club in Jalan Eunos, the Free Press was told yesterday. The suggestion for160 words
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Article64 1951-08-02 5 MALAY classes, open to all com--11 munities. under the sponsorship of the Malav Teachers Union of Singapore will be held at TarSlin Tlnwri. Telok Kurau. and Kota Raia Malav schools. The classes S Probablv open of students began veTterdav and will continue up to A Only 5 ni*ht64 words
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Article75 1951-08-02 5 TIHE final rehearsal by members of St. John's Ambulance Brigade before their annual general inspection this year will take place at the Victoria School ground tomorrow at 5.25 pjn. This will be a dress rehearsal and the police band will be in attendance. The inspection will75 words
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169 1951-08-02 5 Free Press Staff Reporter )M -iiumired-and-one exprisoners in Singapore were found employment, or given assistance, by the Colony's After-Care Association during the first six months of this year, Lieut. Col. F. W. Harvey, Secretary of the organisation, told the Free Press yesterday. A number169 words
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Article, Illustration60 1951-08-02 5 T.ie Rev. Chew Heck Hux.paUor of tte Paya Lcbur Methodist Church, and Mrs. Chew, who will be leaving by air on Aug. 9 on a vacation tour of Europe and Britain. They will be joined in the U.K. by the >■ daughter, Mrs. Eric Wee and60 words
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Article127 1951-08-02 5 AN APPEAL TO MOTORISTS... Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Police Traffic Chief, Mr. W. R. M. Haxworth, yesterday appealed to motorists to give signals clearly whenever necessary especially ,at roundabouts. "The necessity of giving signals at every traffic circus cannot be over-emphasised, he said. "If a127 words
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Article97 1951-08-02 5 The morning bottleneck of traffic going over Anderson Bridge into the city has disappeared thanks to the division of the road at this spot into three lanes. "There is now scarcely a hold-up and traffic is going over very much quicker," Mr. Haxworth said yesterday. But, Mr.97 words
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Article36 1951-08-02 5 l^fß. Chia Toh Meng, Staff i?1 Clerk of the Municipal Secretariat, has been appointed an Assistant Municipal Secretary subject to confirmation by the Singapore Government. Mr. Chia joined the Secretariat in 1941.36 words
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Article55 1951-08-02 5 J^ Singapore Municipal Committee dealing with v meters was generally agaii.si the use of a one main water meters for multiflat buildr The President of the Municipal Commissioners was informed of this view and has been asked whether the possibility of importing water meters from other55 words
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Advertisement93 1951-08-02 5 "PYREX" /aJ^^ Have you some Jr/ y^^w. Sv s^^ <^ /I CASSEROLE Round (Rase and Covor) If pint %'txm W75 21 pint sixc $3-25 i\ pint tixe $4.00 CHICKEN CASSEROLE (Ratt m^ Covor) $5 75 PIE DISH. OWong I pint sim $1-40 1} pint size $1-t5 2} pint tise S293 words
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462 1951-08-02 6 WARWICK HIT 349 FOR 7 v. LEICESTER Bowlers avert Lanes collapse WARWICKSHIRE continued their championship form yesterday by making 349 for seven wickets against Leicestershire, while Yorkshire and Lancashire, their nearest rivals at the moment in the ohampionship tablt, had varying fortunes. Yorkshire were kept in the field all day462 words
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Article, Illustration35 1951-08-02 6 picture. Mrs. I. Sre'.on m^o a return to Miss V. du Feu in yesterday's women's singles Me in t^e Singapore Lawn Tennis Association championship* at the S.C.C. courts. Mrs. Snelson lost 3-6, 0-6. Free PressFree Press - 35 words
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Article129 1951-08-02 6 AN inter-club shoot will b« a feature of Singapore pun Clufe's August Bank holiday meeting on Monday. This comprises three eventsten single rise, ten doubles rise and one round of skeets, and the winners will receive the President's Cup. Teams from Singapore Gun Club, Selangor129 words
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Article, Illustration394 1951-08-02 6 R.A.F. Seletar 3; Chinese Athletic 1. CHINESE Athletic yesterday lost a soccer match which they should have won handsomely. They had numerous scoring chances, but wasted them in a sorry exhibition unworthy of a side which in 1949 won the S.A.F.A. Senior League championship. Yesterday's matchFree Press - 394 words
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Article104 1951-08-02 6 McGREGOR BEATEN ITEN McGregor of Australia, 11 runner-up to Dick Savitt at Wimbledon, was beaten by the United States junior champion, Hamilton Richardson, in the third round of the Eastern United States grass courts championship at South Orange, New Jersey, yesterday. Richardson won their third round maUrh 6-3, 6-2. McGregorA.P. - 104 words
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Article128 1951-08-02 6 LIM Bong Soo and Lim Hee Chin will meet in the semi-finals of the men's singles in the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association Championships. The other semifinal is between Liem Khe Liang and Low Kee Pow. Bong Soo was given a close match on the Singapore128 words
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Article, Illustration544 1951-08-02 6 From HAROLD PALMER T^HE big question of London soccer next season and let me remind you that season is only just over two weeks off will be: Can Spurs stay on top? I put the question to the Tottenham manager, Mr. ArthurFree Press - 544 words
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Article93 1951-08-02 6 A CLOSE duel for the men's singles tennis championship of the Tanglin Club was won yesterday by P. W Francis who beat Lt Col. N. Power 9-7. 6-2 Semi-finals played off yesterday resulted: Women's singles: Miss C. Ansell beat Mrs. Innes-Hopklns 10-8, 4-6, 7-5. Women's handicap doubles:93 words
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Article37 1951-08-02 6 ■pHE Oxford and Cambridge Universities touring Rugby Union team were held to a draw—ll points all—by the University of Orange Free State at Bloemfontein yesterday. The combined Universities led a—3 at the interval. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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195 1951-08-02 6 LEW Burston, the International Boxing Club's European representative, said yesterday he believed world middleweight champion Randolph Turpin has a "better than even chance" of winning his return match with Sugar Ray Robinson on Sept 12 at New York's Polo grounds. Burston, who arrived inA.P. - 195 words
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Article50 1951-08-02 6 The annuM athletic sports of the Shell Sports Club, to be held on Saturday, August 11 on the Shell Sports ground, will comprise 23 events. Among the interesting Items in the programme is the inter-Business House relay 4 x 110 yards. Twelve teams have entered for this event.50 words
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Article326 1951-08-02 6 SOMERSET dismissed the South Africans for 235 üby tea on the opening day of their match at Taunton yesterday and by the close had scored 152 for five wickets in reply. The South Africans lost thiee men for 49 on a pitch which seemed easyReuter - 326 words
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Article627 1951-08-02 6 Day of records at RAF Seletar swimming g,^ pool yesterday afternoon a s LJ!?' B^iM nual Base Swimming cham^i CjM of existing Far East Air Force .£2? tw Cl Only two records were not from 390 Maintenance UniK re<l ">»*■ times to win every cham^on^ «t«SB programme. *"°nshi p tl^627 words
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Advertisement148 1951-08-02 6 PHONE }v kit 'l 4042 11. 1.45 4.00j 6.30 ft 9.30 STARTS TODAY! The AM BIGGEST gJB UNIVERSAL- p] INTERNATIONAL S=f Tomahawk earner Starring 1 Yvonne De Cario iu Van Heflin HOW SHOWING 11 i.m. 145. 4.00. 6.30 ft 9.30 p.m. RaixTBiuMKIIISTSPICIMU! PECK MAYO IMLVBLOWER RM Colour by TECHNICOLOR! Patrons148 words
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Advertisement73 1951-08-02 6 jfco The JSWOHD or Ji I WEIONTCOIi-M^'f Sauißß's PHARMACEUTICAL 7TW HOUSEHOLD W-VOKM BOXING -FMPAY ggjj§ Frc^tfjTSlSbv KoiTpK^^ [WON FIGHTS < u JACSON (FIUPINO M* R| \\\\S. BAB** Me ILROY'S ILR Y: l (lght 0i RECORDS: iap^om- ThU 1* Just anut tu* 1947 1.5.8.A. CHAMPION JACSOM.— THU >* to n]L_— -TfKT73 words
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Article625 1951-08-02 7 PARKER'S HORSES PLEASE ON TRACK Vincent holds Red Carnation From ALLAN LEWIS PENANG, Thursday. pARKER'S horses showed up well this morning when the outside of the course proper was opened for fast work. The track is still in excellent condition, but horses were not out to break the watch. Red625 words
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Article, Illustration66 1951-08-02 7 picture. This 3% Maintenance Units foursome won the R.A.F. SeIctar inter-Win; relay race at the annual Base swimmin* championships yesterday. They returned 1 min. 53.1 sees. 1H sees, faster than the previous Far E**t Air ,f e f ord for thc 4x M y* rds rel »y- c k row:Free Press - 66 words
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Article396 1951-08-02 7 SUDAN (McCioud) went attractively when he was holding Avalanche (J. Donnelly) at the end of three furlongs in 38 4/5 sees, on the Penang training track this morning. Sudan ran two promising races at Kuala Lumpur and will be hard to beat over seven here. White396 words
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Article453 1951-08-02 7 3 changes in soccer laws T*HREE alterations to the laws of the game made xby the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) came into force on July 25. These changes have been notified to Singapore Amateur Football Association and all other bodies in membership with FIFA. One of the changes453 words
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Article13 1951-08-02 7 The Island CMb women's bogfv do*m and Dr. K. Tapper13 words
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Article52 1951-08-02 7 RESULTS of soccer matches played in Britain yesterday were St. Mungo Trophy final Aberdeen 2, Celtic 3. Festival of Britain competition semi-finals Dumbarton 2 Airdrieoriians 1 Ayr Utd. 3, Hamilton Academicals 3 (after extra time). Ayr won toy the toss of a coin. Score after 90 minutes wasReuter - 52 words
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Article52 1951-08-02 7 THE RSGC July mixed foursomes Competition was played on SuriSa-y afternoon and resulted in a win for Mrs. M. I. Malone <fc E. M. Scarfe with a net score of 33' 2 Other cards returned were Mrs. King J W. Smelfie (35^>, Mrs. M C. Bain J. J.52 words
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Article, Illustration28 1951-08-02 7 picture. w ir h*™h return irom Miss V. du Feu in A fatekV b »f^^l* [Iwn Tennis Association Chamyesterday's S*?***"? cwurt*. Miss du Feu defeated Mrs. Free PressFree Press - 28 words
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Article138 1951-08-02 7 VEUILLIN WINS GOOD WOOD STAKES VEUILLIN. who Jailed when 'favourite in the Ascot lisa XffandTcap in the Eng- loSng a shoe during the race-.. starting M-f^*™ 1U J SStte with the 20-1 outlider.^u^ jWrd th and a ha»lf length by Librarian ancl Lake Placid. Colonist It how to be flvtnReuter - 138 words
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Article84 1951-08-02 7 TOLLILADS lost by two goals to nil to Customs S.C. yesterday in a junior soccer cuptie replay at BODCA ground. One man short In the first half, Jollilads found themselves two goals down at the interval through goals by Customs' in-side-right Ariz and inside-left Iksan. Second-half play84 words
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Article56 1951-08-02 7 T3KITISH referee Walter Muller D told the Argentine Football Association yesterday that members of the Club Argentino de Quilmes punched and ki<|:ed him in the dressing room after a match last Saturday. The Huracan Club, where Muller was previously attacked on July 15 has been closed56 words
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Article142 1951-08-02 7 OINGAPORE Hockey Associa- tion will hold their annual general meeting on Thursday, Aug. 16. at 5.30 p.m. at the S.R.C. The convenors' meeting to arrange fixtures for 1951 -52 will take place on Friday, Aug. 17, at 5.30 p.m. also at the S.R.C. The accounts for the142 words
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Article392 1951-08-02 7 POSERS FOR THE REFS. OFFICIALS faced throe stiff soccer posers #hen the Federation Internationale de Football Association Referees* Committee met in Paris recently. The questions had been sent in by the Swiss Association. Posers, and answers cy the F.I.F.A. referees, given below: Question No. 1: The P* keeper is beaten392 words
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Article60 1951-08-02 7 TWAM to represent Singapore Malay* against Malacca Malays In the semi-final of th« Rulers' Shield cricke't competition at Malacca on Aug 4 and 5 will be: Ibrahim Isa (capuin), All Yunos. Hussin Shah, Mohd. Shah, Ismail Jabbar, Abdullah Ashgar, Omar A. Rahman, Aman Puteh, Aziz Shariff,60 words
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Advertisement198 1951-08-02 7 P^OPEHS TODAY rT^^'inxSi.E OF TIMES) L^rtTtn7 same program m« f 1 "THE M-6-M STORY rKI )M M. tvi e Studio At Work T^ir* iUiueßibbon^^ P,j R NE BREWS BLEMBEO IKTO ONE 6HEAT BEER V WEE CHENG C0.^«~» LvW all WATCH O€ALIRS /Z^^oi\ h -HE EYES OF MAN! ■I 2^4 SAT198 words
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Advertisement46 1951-08-02 7 HAPPY WORLD STADIUM SATURDAY 4 AM. AT 9P.M. »J^ SWEDISH ANGEL jiß CHARLIE GAMAGE \^^^^^^^^^^r j^ (Last Time I Did Not Realty His Terrific W«»fht. Th •> Time BARON von HECZEY «M|pwiMMH| (Most Eligible Bachelor in Town %£?*< WONG BUCK LEE IHH^^H (Satisfies Any Crowd) WALLY CAKES F^OMqTjffi46 words
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Miscellaneous45 1951-08-02 7 Today's sport SOCCER:. First Div.: Rovers v REBfE, SUdium; Second Div.: Kota Raja A v RAF lengab, St. George's Road; Third Div.: Socials v HMS Terror, Geylanf. TENNIS: Colony championships. S.C.C.; Tanflin tlub Ues r Tanflip. ATHLETICS: Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus annual sports45 words
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Article233 1951-08-02 8 Ex-priest in love is unfrocked THE Roman Catholic Church has excommunicated Luciano Negrini, the ex-priest who fell in love with a young American girl. 21 -year-old blonde Claire Young. A Vatican spokesman said the 43-year-old former missionary has been suspended "a divinls" (which means he no longer can say mass),A.P. - 233 words
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Article339 1951-08-02 8 In bombers will also take lead LONDON, Thursday. BRITAIN'S new Hawker interceptor fighter plane is the fastest in the world— faster than jthe American F-86 or the Russian MIG-15 the Air Minister, Mr. Arthur Henderson, said yesterday in the Commons. The Hawker fighter— known as the339 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-08-02 8 picture. FERRY SERVICE This vessel with the streamlined funnel and spacious deck has b«en built in Denmark for the French Railways. It will go in service on the Dun-kirk-Dover ferry service. P.P.P.P. - 32 words
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Article, Illustration35 1951-08-02 8 GEOFFREY EVANS - GEOFFREY EVANS By Oh, m father's decided to w«ar his shorts— if that isn't asking for a kick in the pants from the old weather clerk, I don't know what is I*35 words
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Article58 1951-08-02 8 Mr. Geoffrey Wilson, recently apointed director of the Colombo Plan Technical Assistance Bureau, will leave London for Colombo shortly to take up his new post. Mr. Wilson has worked in the Foreign Office and the Treasury, and was private secretary to Sir Stafford Cripps when he wasReuter - 58 words
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Article37 1951-08-02 8 The United States Navy plans to start arming its own cargo vessels for the first time since the end of World War 11. Ships now operated in the coastguard will also be armed ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article133 1951-08-02 8 LONDON, Thursday. TpHE chief radio operator of the 14,491-ton Shaw Savill liner Arawa. which carries 275 passengers between Britain and New Zealand, has reported a new use of the ship's radar equipment. The traditional ceremony of "Crossing the Line" as the ship wejit over \he equator133 words
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Article136 1951-08-02 8 LONDON, Thursday. rr has been another day of very erratic movements on the London Stock Exchange many of which were due to activities on the part of speculators. Industrial and oil shares 11 encountered heavy sellin early dealings some of :h was again reported as ced."Reuter - 136 words
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Article59 1951-08-02 8 RUSSIA'S new Englishlanguage publication. News, has offered to open its columns for the expression of views by American as well as Soviet journalists. The periodical, under the caption. "Our Offer to the New York Times," said the Times proposed as a real means of improving relations "toA.P. - 59 words
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Article41 1951-08-02 8 Admiral William M. Fechteler was chosen by President Truman yesterday to be the new chief of naval operations. President Truman nominated Admiral Lynde Me* Cormick to succeed Fe£h®^ ler as C-in-C of the Atlantic Fleet. A.P.A.P. - 41 words
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Article82 1951-08-02 8 TEL AVIV, Thurs. JSRAEL'S free enterprise party, General Zionists, yesterday offered to join Labour Prejnier David Ben *Gurion in a coalition government which would exclude the Communists and the proSoviet Mapam Party. Mr. Ben Gurion, whose Mapai Party (Israel Labour Party) ran well ahead of 16U.P. - 82 words
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Article28 1951-08-02 8 More than 200 high-rank-ing Communists, including a number of people holding high posts in the government and party, were arrested in Sofia this week. U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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Article27 1951-08-02 8 NEWSPAPERS in Teheran reported that a Soviet war--11 ship has anchored in the Caspian Sea near Astara at me junction of Persian-Russian border— U.P.U.P. - 27 words
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Article42 1951-08-02 8 The following advertisement appeared 'in a New Orleans newspaper, "Lost Brand new one-car garage, overhead door, red roof. Builder's sample Will sell at cost. Left Kansas City Jul^ 13 by flood, should pass New Orleans about noon July 29.' A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Advertisement925 1951-08-02 8 Sill Ml ON VACANT WANTED Clerk/ Typist— willing Worker with aptitude for figures. Applv personally Marie a a Si Sons, 74. Orchard Road. TUITION NEW SESSION Aug: Bk-kpg.. B'hand. Typing. Ac English Std. 1 VII. Running ill stages— a'.l Comm. subject?. P.L.C I. 993-B, 5 Ci.u Kanar K'l. N-TW SESSIONS.925 words
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Advertisement831 1951-08-02 8 SITUATIONS WANTED YOUNO European Lady requires part tim« employment. Any capacity. Apply Box No. S?f4, PP. ACCOMMODATION VACANT "ANCHORAGE" 32A, Nasslm Road. Large room, verandah, modern bathroom attached. Good locality. Telephone 7725. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY DIRECTORSHIP in old-estab-lished British Import Export business No competition. Sole agencies throughout the Par East. Upwards831 words
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Advertisement195 1951-08-02 8 TEN; #^1 NATURALISATION Notice is hereoy given th LIEW KWET PA of No 4 Kr.m. Road Singapore i, apply ng t^ the Governor for naturalJtion and that any person who kno-. a^ y easOr^ why naturalisation should not be granted should sen a written and signed •UtemenVwtar e y fa195 words
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