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Title Section18 1951-09-06 1 The Singapore Free Press I LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.18 words
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Article, Illustration677 1951-09-06 1 Anglo- U.S. rules of procedure adopted at San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO, Thursday. pORTY-EIGHT NATIONS yesterday defeated Russia's opening move to delay signing: of the Japanese peace treaty when the tirst "down to business" session of the conference opened. By a vote of 48 to three (Russia,Reuter; A.P.; U.P.; Free Press - 677 words
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Article148 1951-09-06 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Thurs. THE POLISH delegate, Mr. Stefan Wierblywski, yesterday vehemently protested against having had to wait for a quarter of an hour before being allowed to speak and then being allowed only five minutes. In a fiery speech m which he described theAFP; Reuter - 148 words
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Article69 1951-09-06 1 THE chief Soviet delegate, Mr. Gromyko made it clear yesterday that Russia will not sign the treaty. He said there can be "no question of accomplishing a peace settlement with Japan without the participation of Red China." which was not invited. Gromyko charged that "Japanese militarists''U.P. - 69 words
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Article104 1951-09-06 1 KOYLI HOME AFTER 'FLEA HUNTING' LONDON. Thurs. THr. B .on of the Kin? s Own Yorkshire Infantry returned to :erday after three m Malaya. L:.-Col. J. C. Preston, the nanding officer, describhe opera ions m Malaya. "Finding bandits m the :.e is rather looking for I sheepdog. You to cutA.P. - 104 words
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Article146 1951-09-06 1 Free Press Staff Reporter. ]y|R. N. A. MALLAL, Member for City m the Singapore Legislative Council, told the Free Press this morning that he proposed to bring to the attention of the Progressive Party possibly as a preliminary to action on the Legislative Council the allegations146 words
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Article113 1951-09-06 1 PARIS, Thursday. OFFICIAL circles said here yesterday that there should be no question at present of the Western allies concluding a peace treaty with Germany. Denying reports that such a treaty was planned, the same circles said the Allies could not escape the factA.F.P. - 113 words
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Article56 1951-09-06 1 -A SPECIAL four-page Gold Cup race supplement will be published m tomorrow's Free Press. It will include an article by Allan Lewis on early prospects for the b\x race on Saturday next week and a complete form guide for ail horses running at the meeting. Book yourFree Press now - 56 words
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Article140 1951-09-06 1 DOCTORS TO CHECK ON KING LONDON. Thurs. THE King, now on holiday m Scotland, is to pay a private visit to London on Saturday to give his doctors an opportunity of making a thorough examination, it was announced from Buckingham Palace yesterday. Ir was understood tho King's holiday is proceedingReuter - 140 words
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Article27 1951-09-06 1 Progress and nrospects of the i: 1,868,000,000 Colombo Plan for economic development of South and Southeast Asia may be reviewed m London next January. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article33 1951-09-06 1 Nationalist China's legislature cabled a last minute appeal yesterday to the US Congress to use its influence to have Chiang Kai Shek's government invited to the Japa- nese treaty conference- A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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Article203 1951-09-06 1 BLACKPOOL, Thursday. THE Trades Union Congress voted wholeheartedly yesterday In support of Western military and economic efforts to counter threats of Communist imperialism. The Congress opposed the re-establishment of diplomatic relations between Britain and Franco's Spain. It aligned itself against all totalitarian systems. By its decisions,203 words
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Article137 1951-09-06 1 AMMAN, Thurs. JORDAN'S Crown Prince, 42-year-old Emir Talal, was proclaimed King yesterday 47 days alter the astassinatton of his father Abdullah. The Emir Is flying home to h-s capital from Switzerland, where he had been recovering from a perrons breakdown. He is accompanied by hisReuter - 137 words
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242 1951-09-06 1 LONDON, Thursday. THE Anglo-Iranian Oil Company last niurht demanded a world boycott of oil from it* nationalised fields m Persia. Saying that the oil was its property, the company threatened to sue "any concerns or individuals'' of any country who try to buyReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 242 words
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Article47 1951-09-06 1 The U.S. Government yesterday applied to a Colorado court for an injunction to end the copper strike for at least eighty days The Government, is seeking to enforce the 49.000 striking ..copoer workers' return to work. The strike has been holding up arms production.47 words
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Article133 1951-09-06 1 Bandits wait to give in Free Pn-xv staff R pwrl r. KUALA LUMPUR THREE bandits i the edge of a rubber estate suriendered on Tuesday to a passing scout car. They led the occupant the car to the spot i their guns were hidden. A sten gun, two rifles a133 words
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Article42 1951-09-06 1 The Singapo; 1 I erday answered i it lalang fires which oroke out during the heat wave. The areas affected were Alison Road. Rangoon Road. St. Read. Watteu Estate. Sime Road. Woodland* Road, Lim Chu Kang Road, and Dunearn Road.42 words
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Article24 1951-09-06 1 Israel has paid 51.148.47G to the Export-Import Bank rei nting interest on $75,--000.000 borrowed from Him hank for economic develop- ment U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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Article26 1951-09-06 1 The U.S. Government announced yesterday that steel allowances for ordinary consumer roods would he cut 55 A.P. per cent, on Oct. I.— -JA.P. - 26 words
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Advertisement21 1951-09-06 1 I B pnzea WL Restored iM **f*e*ar^ 'L^iii Frew' Err? $3 -30 lb. SINGAPORE ONLY COLD STORAGE Cold Storage Co.. Ltd.21 words
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Advertisement148 1951-09-06 1 V& 23-iimm si. ra* 1 a _sssssssl fHO^K ft 'AO^ v t»r^^ *w** f^ Hiis was made clear m the House of Lords on the 26th March 1596, when judgment was given m favour of F. Reddaway tr Co. Ltd. Lord Macnaghten said: Reddaway called his Belting "Camel Hair Belting148 words
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Article925 1951-09-06 2 PETER QUENNELL - PETER QUENNELL by TIIK WEST PIER, by Patrick Hamilton. (Constable.) BURNING BRIGHT, by John Steinbeck. (Heinemann). UERE is a book to 11 enjoy on the pier, or, if you have already returned home, to read with agreeable memories of the pier that you have left925 words
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Article178 1951-09-06 2 DORN today, you have a magnetic personality and a forceful will. You are independent m thought and action. Yet. you are not so inflexible that you cannot change your opinions and adjust them to changing times. But, actually, you are so far ahead of your own times178 words
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Article, Illustration64 1951-09-06 2 Under the three flags Outside the Town Hall of the city of Gouiburn, New South Wales, young Pakistan Civil Servants, on a three month study visit to Australia under the Colombo Plan, assemble under the Union Jack and the Pakistani and Australian flags, ready to attend the civic reception given64 words
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500 1951-09-06 2 HTHE Russians have A found a job for Shakespeare. They have put him to work as a prophet of peace. If you know Shakespeare best as the reporter of great cavalry charges, the chronicler of duels and sword-spit-ting read on. Copy No. Two of500 words
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Article542 1951-09-06 2 ARE you weary of books about the war? Here are two novels from America that will change your mind. First. Jeb Stuarts The Objector (Lehmann), concerns a CO. thrust into the thick of the military life, which is re-created with wonderful fidelity: the central542 words
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Article56 1951-09-06 2 Crossword No. 450 Across: 1. Blustering. 8. Try, try again. 9. Alloy, 11. Dress. 13. Dicky. 16. Adder. 19. Take a day off. 20. Hesitating. Down: 2. Loyal. 3. Spray. 4. Eland. 5. Image. 6. Gents. 7. Itma. 10 Oak 12. Rid. 13. Ditch. 14. Cakes. 15 Yeast.56 words
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466 1951-09-06 2 GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON - Sinclair Lewis signs off j in a minor key GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON f "Si EMOTIONAL CRISS-CROSSINGS ARE OF LITTLE CONSEQUENCE IN A NOVEL WRITTEN IN A WISTFUL MOOD WORLD SO WIDE. By Sinclair Lewis (Heinemann). AFTER he has killed his ill-tempered wife by an impatient tug at the steering wheel,466 words
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Advertisement177 1951-09-06 2 Ask your bookseller to show i/<ni a c<< "Chinese Art." Here six of the experts have put their tale tits at t lit of the ordinary reader to present a concise and lucid survey of painting, sculpture, ter textiles, bronzes and the minor arts ticently illustrated. Published by B. T.177 words
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Miscellaneous140 1951-09-06 2 New Crossword No. 4£S Hdfi PTaJaP s^^^^^ ssasassßi tasssasm zizjaHpzyz ~izisiziziz i i CLUES ACROSS 1. How the male trouser leg usually arrives (5, 2). 6. Cow wins pile (anag.) (7, 4). 7. Make the place as secure as a prison (4-2). 8. Manx stoat m ancient portico <4>. 10.140 words
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Article375 1951-09-06 3 H.K. GLOOMILY LOOKS AT FUTURE Trade bans hit prosperity HONG KONG, Thursday. JHIS great eastern trading post looks gloomily at its future as successive economic measures aimed against Communist China slowly destroy its prosperity. Hong Kong, although British, must heavily rely upon a healthy, substantial trade with China to maintainReuter - 375 words
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Article, Illustration26 1951-09-06 3 picture i ner. Bator\. carrying iray at a party at Southump- smiled for India. Poland i s the to start a Dassen- A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article26 1951-09-06 3 RED RADIOS HURL THREATS AT SIAM BANGKOK, Thursday. already started to hurl proagainst Stem This follows i'hibul Sonogram's declar<ni the side of anti-Communist I One A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article21 1951-09-06 3 Dr long-range p. for of European Id need of manpower c been worked out by the Interna- ur* Organisation.21 words
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Article25 1951-09-06 3 Switzerland has offered Inhalf a million frames worth of condensed and iered milk, tonics and pharmaceutical products for relief m scarcity areas. employed.—25 words
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Article34 1951-09-06 3 Victor Safruik. 42, was sent to prison for two years m Manitoba for stealing $14 worth of scrap iron from his employer because the boss would not give him a rise. U.P.U.P. - 34 words
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Article200 1951-09-06 3 U.K. plans 'flying bus' service LONDON, Thurs BRITISH European Airways are planning the "flying bus" of the future. Anticipating the day of rapid and comfortable city-to-city air travel, they will shortly invite British aircraft designers to building them a 40-seat helicopter intended to ply between the main towns of Britain.200 words
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Article39 1951-09-06 3 Only five Indian students during the past three years wanted to go to Russia for higher studies, but none went because of lack of proper facilities there, the Education Minister, Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad, told Parliament.— A.PA.P - 39 words
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Article, Illustration54 1951-09-06 3 'Derby Da y' picture. The Derby, greatest event on the British racing calendar, is now being made the subject of a film "Derby Day." The setting of the film is actually on Epsom Downs. And here are the stirs of the film (from left): Suzanne Cloutier, Peter Graves, Anna Neagle,P.P. - 54 words
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Article238 1951-09-06 3 Lipstick gave man away He attacked girl m park m LONDON, Thursday. A SMEAR of lipstick, an earth stain, and a spot of leaf mould sent a young guardsman to prison. THE LIPSTICK SMEAR was on his knuckles. And it had come there, it was alleged at Marlborough-street Police Court,238 words
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Article126 1951-09-06 3 HONG KONG. Thurs. rE Hong Kong Government, at the request of the Portuguese authorities, has ordered a postponement m the scheduled showing here of a picture about Macao called "Smugglers' island. The Hollywood film had previously been passed by the Hong Kong censor with minor cuts.A.P. - 126 words
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Article23 1951-09-06 3 The full-time strength of the Australian Army now totals 20.600. The strength of the Citizen Military Forces A.P totalled 21,000.-A.P - 23 words
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Article23 1951-09-06 3 Mary Garden. 76-year-olri opera star, will sal from Britain later this month for a "farewell tour" of the United States.- A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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Article254 1951-09-06 3 remaining trump m each hand can be made separately so that the four-card suit produces a fifrh trick if it is trumps where it could not furnish more than four if J; were a plain suit. However, there are many hands where the problem is not so much to254 words
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Article53 1951-09-06 3 A 21-year-old bridegroom-tu-be lost his left eye m the defence of the woman he was going to marry from an attack by another man. The Manila police said the woman's grandfather, was the "another man." Police said the grandfather was also i hurt mU.P. - 53 words
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Article33 1951-09-06 3 Nepal and the United States have agreed to raise the status of their respective diplomatic missions at Washington and Kathmandu to the rank of embassies and to exchange am- bassadors.- U.P.U.P. - 33 words
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Article, Illustration93 1951-09-06 3 The bidding: South West North. East Is? Pass a Past 2* Pas* 3a> Pas* All Pass jyjUCH has been written about the advantage of discovering a four-card suit fit. and whole systems (such as the Stayman two<^!ub response to notrump openings) are built around lt. It is rue that93 words
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276 1951-09-06 3 A detective gets his man crossword style PARIS, Thursd.iv A FRENCH detective's fondness for crossword 71 puzzles enabled him to solve the identity of a "master" smuggler, whose gang is believed to have whisked £750,000 worth of gold into Switzerland Two months ago a motorist, Robert Chatanier. was stopped at276 words
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Article26 1951-09-06 3 During A more I 2 000 men coming from minh controlled areas m Tcngking have placed themselves under the protection of AFP the FrenchAFP - 26 words
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Miscellaneous135 1951-09-06 3 If g Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya "^3 IWE HAD AIiTTLI I IT'S A MIRACLE I I IT'S SO LONG SINCE WE'VE SEEN II IT HAS BEEN f*L -^:.5-EGtTT!\o—i THAT YOU EACH OTHER -AMD TO MEET f— J AGES, lENORE, > "HE NATIVES TO TELL I FOUND135 words
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Miscellaneous252 1951-09-06 3 Radio SINGAPORE 1 00 p.m. L ie Medley-. New Concert O: Signal News. 1.45 Dance played by The Del Trio. 2.00 Close. j 6.15 Programme Summary. 61' Callinj als with requests for patients. 6.55 Annr ments. 7.00 Time Signal New Singapore Share Reuort. 7.12 Radio Sclent; st Interlude. 7.30 The252 words
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The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. Sept. 6. 1951.
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Article337 1951-09-06 4 Racquets and banquets pVEN Ul these inflation■^ajre times, >ix hundred thousand dollars is a lot of money. It could be used to build half-a-dozen handsome schools. It could speed up progress on the Medical Plan. It would be very welcome to I m h organisations asi the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Assoc337 words
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Article139 1951-09-06 4 UH Cheeseman was 41 years m Malaya. Beginning as a teacher, he retired as the Federations Director of Education. Few men if any know more about this country's schools and schoolchildren. His therefore, on the educational structure must command attention. In an article m the139 words
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Article1135 1951-09-06 4 CYRIL RAY - CYRIL RAY i h y i "Where/; asks Comrade Lyagushkin, "are the pig's ears, ducks and apples and knuckle-bones?" ,r TOO many beef- steaks'' is the criticism that is being levelled against public catering ln Moscow. Chief Cook Lyagushkin has been summing- up the complaints1,135 words
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Article, Illustration555 1951-09-06 4 POLITICO - POLITICO By •THE banner headA lines proclaim "Big Plans for City Festival," "Lavish Celebrations.'' Which ought to be glad tidings for every man, woman and child who is proud of Singapore and proud of the King's grant of a Royal Charter to this city. But, on555 words
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812 1951-09-06 4 GERALD PAWLE VISITS A WARFARE EXPERIMENTAL ESTABLISHMENT AT WESTWARD HO! AND TURNS BACK A PAGE OF ITS HISTORY TO TELL THE TALE OF A DEADLY INVASION WEAPON ipOR the layman with little or no scientific knowledge the experimental side of warfare holds a fascination812 words
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Article, Illustration12 1951-09-06 4 "Dad'll get Fishermen ol England \when ke arrives home Ju odours /ate."12 words
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Advertisement15 1951-09-06 4 Qt4mV*lU^f ore* X of a VL SL &*w*Yis yi^/7^ Phone: 3364 19-21. HICH ST.. SPORE.15 words
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Advertisement60 1951-09-06 4 Vo you Know... <2£.*i iff \JP w 20" -Or Jt SL. ...that the riger is a much more powerful, and a fiercer tr animal than its cousin the lion. -*^ammmrA^^mT^tCm\ 'A iff S^ that CHINKAWHITE Wind Mixture is an excellent remedy for Stomachache. Cc~ stipation, Indigestion. Acid Heartburn and Loss60 words
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Article, Illustration338 1951-09-06 5 MULTI-$-MILLIONFLATS ON OLD CEMETERY SITE Exhumations begun for Orchard Road scheme Free Press Staff Reporter gXHUMATIONS have been started on the former Singapore Chinese burial ground m Orchard Road m preparation for an early start of work on the multi-million-dollar housing project planned by tKe owners of the land, Ngee338 words
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Article, Illustration89 1951-09-06 5 New ideas lo solve world y outh pr oblems Xt porter. "reK fc. represented Ih.rd <.rnr.al of the and i.tiil Youth ump txjMlwti baik t \omth Forum Ma i% mrt P^ ,„,„r, mUm* he s :I1 „U ulll present iuulty tor youn? tea "Hi rt and «-\chan K c he89 words
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Article77 1951-09-06 5 ii/6.s Amy Laycock, Pro- Party Municipal Commissioner for East d, who has been oji :e, has resumed duties. One of the first commitmeetings she attended, the Health Committee, of which she is a member, held a h i session from 2.30 p.m. until 7.30 p.m. Before she77 words
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Article97 1951-09-06 5 MR. Hon Sui Sun, Singapore's Collector of Land Revenue, is leaving today by the Carthage lor England to study the system of registration of titles m the Land Registry ln London. He w.ll be away for a year. Mr. Sui Sen joined Government service97 words
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Article86 1951-09-06 5 MR. Dan Judah and Miss Join Curtiss. two qualified dance ttachers and demonstrators, will give an exhibition of ballroom and Latin-American dances at Raffles Hotel on Thursday, Sept. 20, and Saturday, Sept. 22 from 8 30 p.m. to 1 a.m. on both nights, at the invitation of86 words
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Article45 1951-09-06 5 Mr. Tan Hoc- Pitt. President of the Penang Chines* Commercial Union, yesterday described aa "unfair" the criticisms made by Mr. G. Shelley (Province Bur; unofficial, al the recc.it s ment Council nice ing la what he termed the "Gantang Swindle by rice retailers.45 words
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Article, Illustration346 1951-09-06 5 I'HAMvS TO THEIR DISTRICT COMMITTEE Free Press Staff Reporter T^O keep the rural population of Changi well in- formed on current events, the Changi Rural District Committee is having battery radio sets installed m certain areas In the north of the island346 words
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208 1951-09-06 5 'FREE HAND' FOR MC ON BEAN SPROUTS PROBE free Press Staff Reporter r THE Health Committee of Singapore Municipal Commissioners has decided to give Mr. Yap Pheng deck, one of their members, a free hand m the investigation on whether bean sprouts C'towjjav") are better grown with the assistance of208 words
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Article36 1951-09-06 5 The Federation will have 1.300 new British cars worth about $6,500,000 a\ailable for sale during the next few weeks, but even this will not relie\e the back-log of car-hungry Federation people.36 words
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Article71 1951-09-06 5 FLOOD CONTROL COMMITTEE Free Press Siaff Reporter. MR. J. M. Jumabhoy nas been appointed to be a member of the Flood Alleviation Comm.itee as the representative of the S:ngapore Municipal Commissioners. The other Municipal representatives are the President and the Municipal Engineer. The committee will aork In conjunction with the71 words
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Article, Illustration288 1951-09-06 5 MCs would welcome public views...but no interference Free Press Staff Reporter WHILE several Singapore Municipal Commissioners yesterday welcomed the suggestion that Municipal Committees should consult representative public opinion before making decisions on important issues, they agreed that such advice should not be allowed to confuse the issues before committees orFree Press - 288 words
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506 1951-09-06 5 Multi-storeyed car park is 'not justified' A.A.M. MEMBERSHIP TOO SMALL... Free Press Staff Reporter THE present small membership (only about 4,400); would not justify the Automobile Association of Malaya (Singapore and Johore Branch) buildin- i multi-storeyed garage for parking, Mr. P. J. Darnell, Chairman of the Association, told the Tree506 words
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Article, Illustration86 1951-09-06 5 picture. Free The Singapoie Rotary Club held a cocktail party m the Capitol Blue Room on Tuesday night m honour of Dr. Percy Hodgson, former president of Rotary International who is now m Singapore m the course of a goodwill tour. Picture shows (fromFree - 86 words
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Article225 1951-09-06 5 'Innocent abroad MX. P. J Darnell, I. airman of the Automobile Association of Malaga (Singapore and Johore branch), m answer to a correspondent's criticism of a plan suggested by ihe Sec.rtaiy of the Association to bring into the present ch.n tie parking" aiiangements m tie olony, which he descJib' tl225 words
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Advertisement90 1951-09-06 5 GUERLAIN EAU de COLOGNE PERFUMES UNEQUALLED IN DELICACY In your bath m^\ it's so refreshing i y*P& wfc ;HI m i uciidc IKS v m L MtUKt wML fi m AW Q\t m \J\J o^' MITSOUKO GUERLAIN EAU de COLOGNE is aW&Wvledged unequalled for its delicately attractive Perfumes, part of90 words
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Article, Illustration840 1951-09-06 6 CHARLES BRYCE - NEW RUGBY TALENT FOR SCC SIDE CHARLES BRYCE By Perak State player here IANTS of local rugger, Singapore Cricket Club, look forward to another successful year. Undefeated last season, the first XV will !)e out to keep their record when rugby gets into ts stride. There are many bright prospectsSport; General - 840 words
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Article61 1951-09-06 6 RANDOLPH Turpln did 13 miles of road work yesterday morning m clear, crisp weather, and boxed eight rounds with sparring partners hi the afternoon. Meanwhile, t Sugar Ray Robinson's trainers reported that he is ready to hit out now, and added that their only worry is61 words
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Article82 1951-09-06 6 RESULTS of yesterday's U.K. Rugby Union matches were: AberUllery 8. Croas Keys 3; Barnstaple 6, Weish Academicals 3; Falmouth 8. Birkenhead Park 18; Somerset Police 9. West-on Super-Mare 0. Results of Rugby League bes were: Lancashire (up. first round, second leg: Whitehaven 11, Widnes 9 (Whitehaven eliminated).Reuter - 82 words
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Article149 1951-09-06 6 RSGC Sept medal tied The R.S.O.C Srptrmber Medal competit.i -a.*s played on afternoon an 4 resulted ie be r ween R. Craik 78 5--73> P E B. Badger 12-: 73> m "A" Division Other cards returned were R W. Cooper (85 11 74>. R. J. Isher- »76—2 74). D. S.149 words
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Article243 1951-09-06 6 ll f ITH seven wickets intact, the South African cricket touring team were within 55 runs of the Minor Counties* first-innings total of 182 at the end of the first day of their two-day fixture at Norwich yesterday. When stumps were drawn they had243 words
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Article140 1951-09-06 6 MINOR COUNTIES— Ist inns. Tyrwhiti-Diake c Waite b McCarthy 4 Mandle c Tayfield b Melle b Belle k Melle 48 Barnett c Waite b Melle 1 Oliver c Cheetham b Melle 5 Moore c E. Rowan b Melle 18 Hastie c Tayfield b Mansell 29 Coxon c McLean bRruter - 140 words
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Article168 1951-09-06 6 THE 30 Battalion Royal Army Ordnance Corps netted three times without reply at Nee Soon yesterday m a Singapore United Services League soccer match against Royal Army Pay Corps. Fielding a re-arranged forward line, 30 Bn were one goal up at half-time and gained the168 words
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Article67 1951-09-06 6 DENIS Compton, the £ngland and Middlesex cricketer, is engaged to marry a South African girl, it was announced yesterday His bride-to-be is 23-year-old Miss Valeric Piatt, of Isip'.ngo, near Durban. The wedding is expected to be early next month m South Africa. Compton and his fianceeA.P. - 67 words
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Article27 1951-09-06 6 TAIPING. I goal scored by iariuc Taipine Did tai the sjsjbjsJ knockout n -l I the Ba' RASC 1-0 Servicemen B Drui fSaUksuper'S I27 words
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Article16 1951-09-06 6 PENANG V. men and memtt Penang Kuala Lum| to pari. PanFederation on J-16 words
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Article269 1951-09-06 6 55 Co. (A.D.) 2; 4 SRD pOOR finishing by both 'sets of forwards limited the number of goals to three m yesterdays final of the Royal Army Services Corps inter-unit knock out soccer cup played at Gillman Barracks The opening session saw269 words
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Article437 1951-09-06 6 From ARCHIE QUICK ON successive days m London national newspapers there have been these comments m football reports: "Newcombe made a successful debut at out-side-left for Fulham at Burnley "Pace wa s the star of the new-style Aston VilJa m their match with Sunderland;*'437 words
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Article85 1951-09-06 6 Maureen, !6, wins US title MAI. year-. I Wightman i came the I the history States worm d champ. I In the fit. she beat E I Wimbledon 6-4 b. f r The Ban D. beaten whei. the second tel Miss Fry ri games to eve But Maun to uearReuter; A.P. - 85 words
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460 1951-09-06 7 ALLAN LEWIS - SEALED ORDERS RAN FASTEST THIS MORNING ALLAN LEWIS By Winding-up gallops at Bukit Timah ;he went as well as Misty Line (Harper) over three jin 37 1 2. Peter, who worked on the outside of his stablemate, did his work well. Working alone .Wpt line's Daughter (J. Donnelly) went very460 words
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Article72 1951-09-06 7 First rugby injury of the season ii'w rugC' l M |,.n llourlK I st < ompanv R h«K>krr. sustained lol'owin? a tackle. j M|\ v. ivon. They Hr-three at half- ,ust mtmm II"--lr n. h-,1 .n the second I and >le- team nmr points i f.i\our. i aNo won Hh72 words
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Article117 1951-09-06 7 \I). a newcomer who is coming to »ti!v. had Tantalus for a companion rlonga ta even time on the track this > t uvt (Woods), whose first race bias to his top. went with Riehmonrl five at half-pace. lilla r was well on the bit for117 words
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Article118 1951-09-06 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. FTER a scoreless first half the I*■ Central Workshops Sports b beat Police Depot B" m the final of the Football Association BehUafor Second Division j< North* league by three goals to on the Kampong Bahru ground yesterday. Seven minutes after the resumpJohn Chye118 words
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Article46 1951-09-06 7 MHIIK: S.A.F.A. v South hina at Stadium: DIV. 2: RAF 1. -ruah B Dist. Sigs. at Tengah. DIV. 3A: Aston AC. v Netaji Mil at IVMA and S. Med. Worker* i Mental Hosp. R.C. at Geylang: DIV. 3B: Cosmos v Kat-Sa-jarah W at BODCA46 words
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Article85 1951-09-06 7 JIONG BAHRU Rangers scored seven goals and conceded four m a S.A.F.A. Div. 3B match against V If MA. at Geylang Stadium -relay. Other features of this highscoring match were a hattrick by Rangers inside-left Tian Teck. an injury to Chun Hoong. Rangers right-back, who was85 words
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Article84 1951-09-06 7 J>OYAL Singapore Golf Club will hold an 18-hole mixed foursomes competition on, the afternoon of Wednesday. Sept. 12 (Hari Raya Haji public holiday). There will be a dance m the clubhouse from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 21. The qualifying rounds of the Club84 words
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Article107 1951-09-06 7 English League results pESULTS of English FootA ball League fixtures played yesterday were: riRST DIVISION Arsenal 0 Liverpool 0 Chelsea 0 Derby 1 Manchester U. 3 Chai Hon 2 Portsmouth 1 Manchester C. 0 Preston NE. 3 Blackpool 1 Sunderland 1 Aston Villa West Brotn. Newcastle 3 SECOND DIVISION Barnsley107 words
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Article71 1951-09-06 7 IPOH, Wee.— Arrangemeius are being made for the Ipoh hockey league to begin next week. So far ten teams have entered but the closing date has been extended until tomorrow and it Is expected tc receive entries from three or four more teams. Teams entered for71 words
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Article32 1951-09-06 7 IPOH. Wed —Kinta Indians lost a two-nil lead and were eventually beaten by 3-2 by 42 Commando XI m a R.D.Y. Cup knockout soccer tie yesterday on the town padang.32 words
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Article483 1951-09-06 7 Hall committee MAINLY because cf difIfl agreement with proposals by the Singapore Badminton Hall Committee, Mr. John Laycock. the Chairman, has tendered his resignation. In a letter to the committee he says: 'T will be pleased to continue to &ive my best support to the building of a483 words
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Article23 1951-09-06 7 WELSH League beat Irish League by seven goals lo three m th?ir soccer match ar Belfast yesterday. Reuter picture.Reuter - 23 words
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Article, Illustration33 1951-09-06 7 fs'jt lieiceher Iriyl*'.), editor of «t»ng Magazine, prcyf*** ship belt to Randolph Turpin, holder of the world MUik eelffci rria;».v\ gß' «;> tilJ^, m New York. Fleischer awards every champion with a belt. KeystoneKeystone - 33 words
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Article240 1951-09-06 7 gIGHTEEN of the 23 final acceptors for the St. Leger were given a separate quotation at the Victoria Club (London) callover last night and all were well backed. There was plenty of money for Marcel Boussac's Talma 11, who finished a 100-8 chance. Sybil's Nephew andReuter - 240 words
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Article, Illustration75 1951-09-06 7 ii. t ..>..,. it Iti;rd Officer ThiHntaf. captain of the WRNS XI. whips off the bails but the batswoman. Capt. Rothweii of the WRACs, just makes it and is m. The match was a fixture m the women's Services cricket tournament atFox - 75 words
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250 1951-09-06 7 ON a rain-damaged wicket at Hastings, 21 wickets fell during the ftrsl of the three-day match between the Commonwealth team which toured India last winter and an England XI. Sonny Ramadhin, the West Indian spinner, took seven wickets for 21 and had all the England batsmen250 words
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Article, Illustration30 1951-09-06 7 DETER KEEN AN; ul Scotland became the European bantamweight champion at Glasgow last night when he outpointed the holder, Louis Romero of Spain, over 15 rounds. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article43 1951-09-06 7 Anglo-Chinese School will its 14th annual iwtaßUnf I val at the Chinese Swirvrinf Club on S**pt 14, at 230 pm There will be two events *or Old Bo>s 50 metres Free and Iff metres medle Enines will be accepeo a pool.43 words
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Article226 1951-09-06 7 IN the heaviest fight betting m 16 years, Sugar Ray Robinson was favoured at 12 to 5 on Tuesday to recapture the world middleweight crown from England's Randy Turpin at the Polo Grounds on Sept. 12 "The action is terrific," said a bookmaker who prefers226 words
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Article275 1951-09-06 7 JAPANESE track and field athletes learned a lot of valuable lessons from the American team whuti recently competed m Japan on a goodwill visit, according to Kamakichi Oshima, former Olympic hop. step and jump champion. Against the 12- man American team led b> Mai Whitfield. 1948U.P. - 275 words
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Advertisement76 1951-09-06 7 HAPPY WORLD STADIUM SATURDAY 8 SEPT. AT 9 P.M. SPECIAL CONCESSION Because Swedish Angel Failed To Appear Last Week tl PERSONS MAY ENTER ON 1 TICKET TO SEE 0. > GEORGE PENCHEFF **^^0r (Man Who Scared The Angel) f VERSUS BARON von HECZEY (Alway? The Perfect Gentleman?) f WONG BUCK76 words
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Advertisement100 1951-09-06 7 Phone: I jg 8512S m^A m^ m m m m ummmm m i J\^ A^ll^Si IM *a i. kJ k Jf M l i.*a. 1 fc I v ff 111 w\mo\4m\\%%W '*+wL\\%mmtKJmmmmmmmmm*^^ j|| Race Night—Saturday 1 Extension 1 a.m. AFTER THE RACES ...Dine and Dance at Singapore's Brightest Night Spot.100 words
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Article62 1951-09-06 8 BT: At Johore B. :.:u Ge-eral H on .-vpt^mb^r 2n alfe of Richard N M wife of Dirk Hu Wr on 4.9.51. at Johore Bahru. a f. MILLARD: To Muriel, wife of Geo'! d. a son. Martin, on ruber 4th. at P> Hospital PT 4TH '51. to Rosalind I62 words
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Article97 1951-09-06 8 Nehru says 'no' to Graham United Nations mediator Dr. Frank Graham presented Indian Prefnier Nehru with proposal! on the demilitarization of Jammu and Kashmir at Tuesday night's 130--minute talks— but Nehru did not accept them said a reliable source m New Delhi erday. -Dr. Graham Is expected to c forU.P. - 97 words
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256 1951-09-06 8 Birth control by diet and no atom war A scientist sees ahead of us NEW YORK, Thursday. DIRTII control by dieting was predicted by Dr. James B. Conant, a leading atom bomb scientist, when he s?oke here yesterday on 'an analytical chemist looks into the crystal ball.' And all alcoholic256 words
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Article174 1951-09-06 8 LONDON STOCK MARKET IN most sections of the London Stock Exchange turnover at the start of the new account was disappointingly small. Tuesday's speech by the Chancellor of the Exchequer with its references to economic problems ahead exerted restraining influence m domestic issues but nevertheless there wa.s scattered i firmnessReuter - 174 words
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Article285 1951-09-06 8 WASHINGTON Thursday PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S assertion th? tS United States has new and -fantastic" weapons set off speculation yesterday a s to whether he was refer con^ected' SS^S r some weapon connected with radiological warfare. Mr. Truman made the» statement m an off-hand remark at aU.P. - 285 words
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Article, Illustration33 1951-09-06 8 Australian airwoman K.lcen Met-mson saved lor 10 years to buy this Tiger Moth. Here she loads it up m Perth before flying it home to Melbourne.33 words
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Article351 1951-09-06 8 WASHINGTON, Thursday. SETTING up of an international rubber reserve pool to meet the needs of the Western allies m the event of war is urged by a Senate Armed Services sub-committee. Each nation would have a financial interest and a proportionate call. Stock-piling ot naturalReuter; A.P. - 351 words
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Article77 1951-09-06 8 TWO Portuguese who built their own boat and set out for America and a better life are now m the Galveston county gaol. They were at sea for 27 days m their small craft, the last four without food and water. A passing steamship found themA.P. - 77 words
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Article46 1951-09-06 8 KEPT OUT OF JAPAN Top U.S. Army officials are reviewing a decision denying Professor John King Fairbank, of Harvard University a military permit to enter Japan. He is a trustee for the Institute of Pacific Relations, being investigated by a Senate internal security sub- committee.— U.P.U.P. - 46 words
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Article32 1951-09-06 8 Jakarta seizes two ships Two Chuiase-owned ships nymg the British flag have been impounded by the Indonesian government on charges of smuggling Indonesian goods, including rubber, from small East Java ports.- U.PU.P - 32 words
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Article69 1951-09-06 8 PRIVATE Arthur J. Marqu ez, training m Japan. acclaimed "champion letter receiver' of the is Army when he produced Sl 5 letters from his girl friend mi «F\t S JrZ,V V "V U ,c •champion '.eUcr V „r *"s irl Mls Jo an Saylor, 19,A.P. - 69 words
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318 1951-09-06 8 U.K. may make new spending cuts LONDON, Thurs. BRITAIN, facing serious difficulties m world :rade, may soon have to nake new cuts m her spending on dollar imports. Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, Chancellor of the Exchequer, who on Tuesday flew to Washing-' ton for the International Monetary Bank and Fund meetings318 words
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Article57 1951-09-06 8 Afghans will, "try to the utmost to resist aggression and all attempts at foreign domination" said Afghanistan's Premier. Marshal Shah Mahmoud Khan Gazi, m New Delhi yesterday. The Premier who is on his way to Kabul after six months m the United States was speaking informally toA.P. - 57 words
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Advertisement241 1951-09-06 8 XCKNOWLEIMiMKNTS Ml WJ -ON and her S'»n Bruce desire to express their and heartfelt thanks to ir.gapore Companies. Masonic and friends for their expressions of m their sad bereaveBMi VRS G V PILLAI thanks all yes friends who attended. presents and sent legrams on the rriage of h««r atgaafhter V241 words
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