The Singapore Free Press, 24 September 1951
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Title Section18 1951-09-24 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA 57 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.18 words
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Article407 1951-09-24 1 'Still some anxiety' after lung operation LONDON, Monday. BULLETIN issued from Buckingham Wlace last night said the King's condition after his lung operation yesterday continues to be as satisfactory as can be expected. An earlier bulletin said: 'The King underwent an operation for lung resection this morning.407 words
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Article57 1951-09-24 1 THE Duke of Windsor left Paris for London last ni?ht. He told reporters that his iMfl had no connection with the operation on the King. But he had kept telephono contact with the Buckingham Palace for the last four days and had been informed regularlyA.F.P. - 57 words
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Article140 1951-09-24 1 'TURN FOR BETTER EGYPT ALEXANDRIA, Men. EGYPTIAN Prime Minister. taj Pasha, told a Cabinet meeting yesterday that lons between Egy^t ;\nd Britain have "taken a turn rds improvement" m ihe few days, a source close to the Government said last Egypt and Britain recently .ed a deadloc'; m talks pt'sA.P.; A.F.P. - 140 words
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Article57 1951-09-24 1 oat* Cavestro oroke up wedding ceremony to nira Rangon at Padova. yesterday, by saying at the altar. Stunned relatives convinced j change his mind. ci he was married. Cai said he gave his answer to win bet he had made friends the night beforeA.P. - 57 words
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18 1951-09-24 1 A woman cried 'God save the King' I Me I i mr of ■L I I Reuter U.P.Reuter; U.P. - 18 words
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Article90 1951-09-24 1 FOUR JAP FIRMS TO MERGE tok:;o. Mon. IX)UR Japanese trading companies, once part of the giant Mitsubishi financial obiigarchy. yesterday announced they would reamalgamate soon. Mitsubishi and similar financial empires were broken up by Oe*n. Mac Arthur's "anti-trust" laws early m the occupation under an Allied policy which branded themReu-ter; AAP - 90 words
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Article81 1951-09-24 1 HANOVER, 'Mon. nTHE largest inter-allied military manoeuvres since 1945, organised by the British Army of the Rhine m the region of Hanover and Bremen, ended yesterday. The war games, known as "Counter-offensive," lasted ten days. About 150,000 troops belonging to seven Atlantic Pact nations took partAFP - 81 words
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Article26 1951-09-24 1 As a result of insistent public demand, the Sea Dracon will make its appearance once again tonight from 8 o'clock to 11.26 words
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Article, Illustration18 1951-09-24 1 Th© Kin* arrivigur at London Aiport on his wi7 back from B'gHnoral for the ojpratiqn.18 words
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Article268 1951-09-24 1 Weeping M.P.s hit at Mossadeq TEHERAN, Monday. OPEN opposition to the adamant policy of Prime Minister Mossadeq m the oil nationalisation dispute with Britain flared m the Persian Parliament yesterday amiS resignations, tears and criticism. The antl-Mqssadeq outburst came during the fourth unsuccessful a'%mpt by the government to obtain a268 words
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Article153 1951-09-24 1 WASHINGTON, Monday. THE United States announced yesterday that "considerable improvement" would be made m the rate of delivery of military aid for the French and Vietnamese forces m Indo-China. The statement was contained m a State and Defence Departments announcement on the end of talksReuter - 153 words
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Article23 1951-09-24 1 Nikolai Semenov, Soviet Deputy Minister of Cinematography, weloqmed a delegation of Indiap film industry workers at Moscow airport yesterday. Re uterReuter - 23 words
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Article200 1951-09-24 1 T'HE grant of Royal Charter raising the town of Singapore to City status makes the Municipal Commission a City Council and the Commissioners, City Councillors, said Mr. A. P. Raiah. a Progressive Party City Councillor for South Ward, who has played a maior role m200 words
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Article138 1951-09-24 1 Actor gets $30,000 for moustache HOLLYWOOD Mon. piLM actor Adolph Menjou's moustache, his trademark for 40 years, was aniong the sweepings on a barber shop floor on Saturday. After two weeks of heroic refusal, Menjou finally sold out to producer Stanley Kramer, who wanted the actor's face clean-shaven for aA.P. - 138 words
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Article427 1951-09-24 1 REDS RESUME TRUCE TALKS WITH UN. TOKYO, Monday. rFHE Communists have agreed to send represent- ajlves to the battered village of Pan Mun Jom at mv a.m. today to discuss the resumption of the Korean truce talks with United Nations oilioers. North Korean Premier Kirn 11-sung and Chinese Gen. PengU.P. - 427 words
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Article28 1951-09-24 1 Four Chinese Communist organisations have protested against the "persecution of peace fighters by the* Pakistan government", the New China News Agency reported from Peking yesterday. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article118 1951-09-24 1 NEW YORK. Mon. JOSEPH IRELAND, 40, vho said he was LSto best *-urglar on the nort.i American continent," confessed yr> day that he stoi- S«4.000 iv jewels from a showcase m 'he Waldorf Aston i Ho 1 el because he needed $10;) dai'r toU.P. - 118 words
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Article87 1951-09-24 1 tokv« tea THE L T S AIR FOT\ bat eirio contra now ilyinu rat Korea and Japan. The rat poison ton of win to Korea yesl is rodent control it a 1 air bases. The Uvin t mice :u»> being >■*' ane.se laborato what nlstases mi^hi87 words
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Article34 1951-09-24 1 The first road fatality on vCitv Day occurred at. Upper Thomson Road when a European motor-cyclist was killed Instantaneously t his machine collided m\ h a stone slab by the ro34 words
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Advertisement41 1951-09-24 1 Bm?3r«;iLVflJEWiii-E R5 IS dB-bit^^^^ In C ii and Better I I ■< for GLUCOSE I I 1 r mly and politely II I COW GATE I fcCLUCOSt I jJJ" W:; «>«n get .omethlng CJ I »ITER r methlng DIFFERENT B^__ JACKSON CO.41 words
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Advertisement24 1951-09-24 1 P. 64 OF course A &&.C PRODUCT MADE IN ENGLAND ADVT. OP THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO LTD. OP ENGLAND SINGAPOftI MALACCA KUALA tUMPOH FINING24 words
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Article, Illustration103 1951-09-24 2 Phoebus 's Horses... and Successful Composer Flu i MtWi m Pure tile's "Dido and Aenacs" pose ofTstaee at ihe Mermaid Theatre. London, i.lr u -a Fla*tf«d, trn* world's finest Wagnervui Mns>cr X p.a>in£ her last Kttll m Britain. After 20 rmances will leave to settle m the United States. BELOW:103 words
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Article381 1951-09-24 2 GEOFFREY JENKINS - GEOFFREY JENKINS By THE diamond 1 towns ol South frica, i a year eaiir* timidly .o c after 25 yean m the sure, are now vigorous mmunities murmuring "boom" as South Africa's diamond production soars to the biggest total since World- War L Last year's381 words
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Article, Illustration1049 1951-09-24 2 Spotlight on the lunch hour break The lunch break is a worldwide institution. It may mean a big meal or a sandwich; a couple of hours or a few minutes; a nap or an opportunity to close a big deal. T'HE New York1,049 words
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690 1951-09-24 2 Donald M cCormick - THE EWES OF TOGOLAND DROP BOMBSHELL Donald M cCormick By pERHAPS you haven't heard of the Ewe problem? The Ewes, who are the majority group of the people of Togoland, have just dropped a political bombshell outside the doors of the British Colonial Office. They have made the British Government690 words
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221 1951-09-24 2 STALIN'S BIRTHPLACE A NATIONAL SHRINE says Cyril Ray 1 MOSCOW. rvDRTY-ODD miles or so from Tiflis is the little mountain town of Gori, dominated by the ruins of a 12th century fortress that has known Armenians, Turks, Persians, Georgians and Russians as its masters. But it is" neither ruins nor221 words
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Advertisement89 1951-09-24 2 Engagement J Wedding Rings. I LANKA JEWELLERS HC Battnv Road. Spore l»hon. Why do you read? 1 Some read for knowledge, some for pperhaps, merely to va%s the time the them. But if you read for excite"*** 1 ture and the pleasure of watchiuc uords unfold a masterly plot t9n89 words
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Miscellaneous55 1951-09-24 2 Solution to Crossword No. 465 Saturday's Solution. Across: 1, Look before. 7. You leap. 8, Moo, f. Lairds 11, Stye. 13, Sam. 15. Oath 16, Digest. 18. Set. 20, Look out. 21. For squalls. Downs: 1. Toast. 2. Ocul.st. 3, Blends. fops 5, Rum. C, Potentates. 10. ?2 Tr'fr.il. 14,55 words
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Miscellaneous133 1951-09-24 2 New Crossword No. 464 1. 8 Jok«-less comedian's lament (1, 2. 5. I|. 9. Tumult cut and where (3>. 10. Bubbly Dickens illustrator? (A) 11 Endeos page often hooked or holed i 6». 14. Handles to our names (6). m th^skVV-T?. m 2i a SsC n 4) 18 C COatrOller133 words
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Miscellaneous112 1951-09-24 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN on this first day of the incoming sign, Libra, you still will, m some degree, be influenced by the outgoing sign, Virgo. The combination gives you a personality just chock full of charm! You women, especially, will have a host of admirers and will havedifficulty m112 words
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Article243 1951-09-24 3 Vile fish sauce betrays them SAIGON, Monday. i FRENCH Navy Squadron, of mainly veteran ships, accounts for 10,000 Communist junks and sampans every year m a never-ending hide-and-seek battle against Vietminh arms saraggkn m Indo-China. A laro:e flotilla of French landing and rlvercraft and aReuter - 243 words
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Article45 1951-09-24 3 WASHINGTON. Monday. H r^r, t'Ao Vmeritans who saved money last year s|) f than he earned, says the Federal r \e Koird. V ned H I m iL If 1 o! i Bg he i ■X 13 U.P.U.P. - 45 words
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Article82 1951-09-24 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. THE U.S. ARMY has issued ml pictures of a new ?xpenmental guided missile. Corporal E," fourth of a I similar army misThe new rocket, described m the picture n as a "surface guided apparently is dcci for tactical use against roops. officialA.P. - 82 words
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Article93 1951-09-24 3 If and when New York c.ity's air raid sirens blow again, it is supposed to be the real thing. The city on Friday held the last of a series of weekly tests of the 578 air raid warning sirens installed throughout the city. For93 words
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Article, Illustration88 1951-09-24 3 pILM star Barbara Payton, disregarding orders barring visitors from seeing Franchot Tone m hospital forced her way into the actors room. Tone has been detained at a Hollywood hospital with concussion, a broken nose and a fractured cheek, sustained m a fight with actor Tom Neal, aA.P. - 88 words
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Article196 1951-09-24 3 They come to office sleepy-eyed TOKYO, Monday. JAPANESE Government workers are playing too tJ much Man Jon?, complains the newspaper AsahL The paper points out these Government employees frequently play Man Jong right In their offices. Or they disappear during working hours to haveU.P. - 196 words
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Article53 1951-09-24 3 piGEON fancier Doug Evans of Richmond, Melbourne, trapped the bird hovering over his loft and thought he had the £100 homing race prize "m the bag." The bird was hit, but it was one he entered three years earlier for the same race onReuter - 53 words
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Article60 1951-09-24 3 D.O GETS 3 MONTHS' GAOL A Tanganyika court has gaoled a District Officer, Mr. K. R. E. Dobbs. 27. for three months for illlegal possession of two elephant tusks. The African game scout who shot the elephant was bound over for 12 months. Senior Police SuperintendentA. J. Poppy said theA.P. - 60 words
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Article27 1951-09-24 3 W ork for prisoners Exsi German Deputy Prenier. Ouo Nuschke. said that ical prisoners were bein<? employed on excavation work m East German steel mill combine. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article48 1951-09-24 3 I \GE age of Australian eg last jvar was 24 and rooms, 27. eft bride was 13 t.>ne boy and 15 girls at 14 years. One girl had her second husband at B:ide<*rooms of 45 years or older totalled 5,487. AAP ReuterAAP; Reuter - 48 words
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Article42 1951-09-24 3 When a customer struck a match m a Lincoln cafe an explosion lifted floorboards and sent crockery flying. Gas Boird officials were called and they found that a mouse had gnawed through a gas pipe and caused a lfiak.42 words
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Article193 1951-09-24 3 TO MAKE 7th BID TO JOIN JAP WIFE SYDNEY, Mon. PRANK Loyal Weaver, 25, Australian ex-serviceman, is planning his seventh illegal entry into Japan to join his Japanese wife. Back m Australia following a year's imprisonment for his last attempt Weaver told reporters he planned to return almost immediately." HeReuter - 193 words
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Article31 1951-09-24 3 Chinese Communist industrialisation plans are being hampered because of a shortage of skilled workers, the official New China News Agency reported. There is plenty of unskilled labour, however. U.P.U.P. - 31 words
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Article, Illustration228 1951-09-24 3 WHEN you have given partner a double-raise, any rebid he makes m a new suit Is an encouraging one. However, these rebids are not necessarily evidence of treat additional strength if they occur below the game level; they may be merely dutiful cue-bids, made because they are as economical228 words
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324 1951-09-24 3 Britain to call for 'go slow on arms drive LONDON, Monday. ORITAIN is to seek Commonwealth support today a bid to slow down the Western world's arms drive, stabilise world prices of raw materials, including: tin and rubber, and consume less scarce commodities. The British Minister of Materials, Mr. EticbariA.P. - 324 words
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Article74 1951-09-24 3 second-round control of clubs. 5. Five spades. You have nothing further to show In the side suits, but you must reassure partner about the trump suit Itself. 6. Pour spades. There ia too much danger of duplication m the spade suit. Partner can have a fine hand, including king-queen-jack74 words
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Article208 1951-09-24 3 WHAT MAKES THE RUSSIAN TICK? CHICAGO Mon WHAT makes the Russians tick A new step to pain valuable insight into Russian actions, thinking and living behind the Iron Curtain was reported to the American Psychological Association by Raymond A Bauer of Harvard University. It is a close questioning of 3.275A.P. - 208 words
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Article21 1951-09-24 3 Work will begin shortly on a new dam and waterway project designed to end Hone Kong's perennial shortage of water.- U.P.U.P. - 21 words
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Advertisement119 1951-09-24 3 BUCKLEY "I BETTER GET BUCKLEY, HE FORGOT TO TAKE OFF HIS fU~* HELMET. «.n Luxury lyping IS HERE AT LAST! SMITHCORONA Sole A TYPEWRITERS (MALAYA) LTO. Penanr Sinßaporr K. I urn pur 132. I^6, Robinson Rd.. Phone: ***** FOR LOVELINESS THAT LASTS A LIFETIME 9 Ml Inno\a beauty preparation* are119 words
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Miscellaneous41 1951-09-24 3 'SkB Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya I -113 fe»¥|if^| lill;pif| .^fl ts"- <.^^^^r r^ANDRANk» f t^»a cauadpv SECRtT. I txvhisive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya i i Worried By Edgar Rice Burrough life -,|IH &sgS&»ss §ss^41 words
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Miscellaneous227 1951-09-24 3 Radio SINGAPORE 1 Programme Summary; 1.02 Monday Matinee The Bob Crosby Show; 1.30 Time Signal News; 1.45 Home on the Range; 2 For the Schools: Singing Together Literature for Standard 2; 2.50 Close; 6.15 Programme Summary; 6.17 Children's Programme; 6.35 Adventures m Music; 6.55 Announcements; 7 Time Signal, News Singapore227 words
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504 1951-09-24 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY. Sept, 24, 1951. 23-cent shirt ARMED with a peace treaty signed by 49 former enemies, Japan fcas declared wareconomic war. Samples are flooding offices of manufacturers' agents m Britain. Some of them are reported to be first-class articles *ith price tags 20 to 50 per504 words
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Article, Illustration1604 1951-09-24 4 Hall Romney i —^———i———— — - Hall Romney i —i——— Graham Greene on the Emergency 1 :> I LONDON LETTER '•••It is best to be on the winning side...' rpHE importance of what he calls "the attack on the mind" is stressed by author Mr. Graham Greene, who, on1,604 words
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896 1951-09-24 4 WIDOW ON THE WORLD Postage stamps are Liechtenstein's biggest money-spinner, says JOHN ASHWIN T lECHTENSTEIN— •k you probably know it by its stamps which form this tiny state's chief money spinner is probably the last Ruritania m Europe. Once again people are beginning to896 words
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Advertisement21 1951-09-24 4 fIRST QUALITY GERMAH MADE BINOCULARS COMPLETE II BEST LEATHER CASE WITH STRAP -sl7o]v S.P.H.deSILVA., 45. HIGH ST.. SINGAPORE. K. LUMPUR IPOH21 words
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Advertisement57 1951-09-24 4 g 2nd Floor. I 13, Battery Ro.ul. s Model Evening Gowns 7ms/ Received. I J y^iw /j/ry 6^y Jjjlfc ILC ORW >l VELOCETTE AND EXPERIQ** I T//E JOr OF COMFORT AND 0 RIDING. I FuJi parficuiars /ram t/ie Ml i KEE HUAT RADIO *l 122-124. Orchard Road, Singapore 223, B*t«57 words
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Miscellaneous8 1951-09-24 4 &*s& K 3f^m^M^S PARTY I .jjj-- mT \K8 words
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226 1951-09-24 5 COST OF LIVING DEPENDS ON RICE PRICE Dato Paglar urges revision of policy Free Press SUff Reporter J)ECLARING that he was "not satisfied" with the Singapore Government's reply to his questions at the last meeting of the Legislative Council, Dato C. J. Paglar told the Free Press yesterday that he226 words
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Article, Illustration105 1951-09-24 5 'Oft-reiterated intention' of senior post for local-born Im; mprrhen-ve v< hoUr*nips ■fTL ,n thr Sine V fr* nrnthe fin I to IM* .fficers m\ i m the Com- t „!-f)orn JJ d hifher m proW\n >■ htm to n quali- W hr E| snitt of X f° uuncellors are carried105 words
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Article80 1951-09-24 5 An appeal for more voluntary -t to enable th? Youth CounI MMfati boys' clubs In a In the coming year was by the Chairman. Inche v :r Ismail, at the second wting of the Trengganu Council, held at Kuala nu. last week. Represent Mves from variru>80 words
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Article, Illustration34 1951-09-24 5 THE FHOri* LfOV fabme) paradrs through an even prouder TJon City M The float waa the Overseas Chinese Importers and Exporters Association's rontributi*n to Saturday nights City Day crlekraUons.34 words
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Article, Illustration220 1951-09-24 5 Free Press Staff Reporter FRIENDS m the Colonial Secretary's Office this morning were delighted to welcome back Mr. Eu Chr:w Uave when he stepped briskly into the office of the Assistant Secretary "C". Mr. Eu. who was accompanied by Mrs. Eu. returned to the220 words
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Article115 1951-09-24 5 MEMBERS of the Singapore Indian Association at their annual general mrmv a* l to their new Balestier home, reelected Dr. M. Abraham president for the ensuing year. The^f s ciation has over 700 members on the rolls at present. Other office-oeaxers were:— Mr. j M115 words
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Article73 1951-09-24 5 The Postmaster-General, Malaya announces that with effect from Oct. 1, Itsl, the rates of postage on parcels to the United Kingdom will be increased from $1 30 $2.30, $320, and $5.40 to $1.70, $2.70, $3.70 and $».00 for parcels not exceeding 3 lbs., 7 lbs.,73 words
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Article85 1951-09-24 5 CENTRAL SAVINGS COMMITTEE A Central Savings Committee has been set up In the Federation under the chairmanship of the Financial Secretary or his Deputy to consider questions relating to the extension and improvement of Post Office Savings Bank facilities and the steps to be taken to encourage thrift It is85 words
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Article, Illustration28 1951-09-24 5 NEPTI'NE'S COURT (below) replete with mother-of-pearl thronr, seaweed and little Neptune himself. This float was the Malay Wanen'i Association's contribution to City D^y rr'rbraOoM.- Free PressFree Press - 28 words
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Article35 1951-09-24 5 Two Bukit Mertajam vegetable gardeners, who strapped 144 bottles of perfume to their legs and covered them under large green stockings, were yesterday fined $400 each for evading Customs Duty.35 words
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291 1951-09-24 5 Free Press Staff Reporter PAYMENT of compensation to Singapore people affected by City Council schemes for special services gets iop priority next year m $4,690,000 priorities programme approved by the Public Works Committee of City Councillors. The list, which is291 words
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Article102 1951-09-24 5 T>IGGEST single Hem m f/i« programme is Wi€ /Ir«f *ectton 0/ tft* rrorJt on mo m and minor sewers at a cosf 0/ $2,152fi00. The second section is expected to cost $136,000 and sewerage extensions m the Keppel area will cost 1225,000. These vorks take ninth, tenth102 words
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Article, Illustration54 1951-09-24 5 JAMBORES SCOUT'S COUTENINS picture. KING'S SCOi'T K. YOT.*RAJAH, of Fuxl* Lumpur, b: outfit back hundreds «rf souvenirs from the 7th World Scout J&tntoee m Austria when he returned home with the rest of tlir Federation coatfayent recently. He ha» «ew« «<»«*« of t* Ibadges piven to him br American ScoutsFree Press - 54 words
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183 1951-09-24 5 'Cease to think in terms of communities' WOMAN CITY COUNCILLOR'S MESSAGE TO CITIZENS... Free Press Staff Reporter rpHE people of Singapore should cease to think In terms of communities and races and identify themselves as citizens of the City of Singapore, said Mrs. Robert En (Progressive— West Ward) to the183 words
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Article164 1951-09-24 5 PROGRESS BY CHINA SOCIETY Free Press Staff Reporter. fH ROUGH its activities m the past year, the China Society of Singapore "could claim to have advanced a step farther m the promotion of better understanding and appreciation of Chinese culture," states the society's annual report. The report stated that the164 words
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Article49 1951-09-24 5 Three more retired army officers and a naval captain have arrived m the Federation to organise the Civil Defence of the country. Three of them vill be stationed m Kuala Lumpur and the fourth will leave for Perak next month to organise '•ivil defence units there.49 words
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37 1951-09-24 5 The aim of the Oylon Association of Selangor is independence for Malaya "under the British Flag", the President. Mr. M. W Navaratnam. told members at the f.m.ual general aaeetin^ vs f ndav37 words
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Article, Illustration127 1951-09-24 5 Advice to women. Free Pre«s Staff Reporter Mrs tLohert La had a special mesaace to th* voaaen af Kiagfeporc. Ske Mud Tr» it* wtttßra. I akaald Mka m streas ike very iauportaat position they kaad In th«- life mf the city »j vtrtae af tfeeir responsibility m the upbrintinf af127 words
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Advertisement114 1951-09-24 5 ■silver cigarette 1 I CASES I JUST AftklvFD L B a T£w I se/ecfioff I tall inspect I Our ta. f esf Range Comprising ofI i I Capacity 10 Cigarettes $45.- S F $50.--i t° 5 62 1 ■silverware dept. i I I Lmi/e^ B^BBBBBHHBBfIBHHv S I Raffles Phce Singapore.114 words
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Advertisement46 1951-09-24 5 P&B means Ratons&BaldwinS I"UU PER OUNCE 3 FLY FINCERINC Shades suitable for Babies and Toddlers wear, for Boys and Girls School and Holiday Sweaters, Ladies Twin Sets, Mens Pullover and Socks and Undoes for all the Family HABADASHERY DEPT. |f Q) DIN SON (Incorporated m Singapore}46 words
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Article, Illustration375 1951-09-24 6 picture. Gardner beaten m Berlin bout UEIN Ten Hoff, German heavyweight champion, wan the European championship at Berlin last night by defeating the holder, Jack Gardner of Britain, on points over 15 rounds. Ten Hoff won clearly and becomes the fourth German to hold theFree Press - 375 words
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Article83 1951-09-24 6 AMATEUR international Bill Slatter played at inside-left on Saturday for Blackpool m place of Scotsman Allan Brown, who asked to have a spell with the reserves m a bid to regain his form. And it was Bill who scored the goal by which the team ofA.P. - 83 words
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Article70 1951-09-24 6 Reuter A.P. QULLIMAN bin Awang won the Phillips "classic" (180 laps, appiox. 30 milca) for the second year m succession at Hong Lim Green yesterday. Twelve cyclists entered for the race. Belar Singh was second and Wong Kwong Yee third. Singapore's schoolgirl running star, Eleanor Ross,Reuter; A.P. - 70 words
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Article727 1951-09-24 6 SPORE CITY DAY SOCCER Singapore 8; Negri Sembilan 0 VEGRI Scmbilan's Malaya Cup soccer XI found a1 Singapore irresistible on home ground last evening, were played to a standstill and left the field a thoroughly beaten side. Eight times SheJKh Mustapha, their skippergoalkeeper, had727 words
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Article26 1951-09-24 6 GERMANY'S national socces team almost without international experience, beat the strong Austrian XI twonil yesterday at Vienna m a sensational upset for the Ausrians.26 words
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Article38 1951-09-24 6 QATURDAYS Irish League City i 3 Cup soccer results were: Ards 2. Derry City 0; Ballymena U. 0, Linfleld 0; Cliftonvllle 2. Bangor 3; Coler?in~ 4 f»-»»*— i Distillery 3, Portado^-n 2; Glen1. Crusaders 2.- ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article42 1951-09-24 6 ONE-LEGGED Frenchman Emil Vial yesterday defeated 300 Spaniards to win the annual swimming race across Barcelona port for the second successive year. His time was 42 mins. 39 sees, for the three miles thre* furlongs of the race.- A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article, Illustration21 1951-09-24 6 Free Press picture. «fl, I)av\,,atoh <|CU) aUU Si "S a ore so «er Pictured at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday before theirFree Press - 21 words
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Article135 1951-09-24 6 BRITAIN yesterday won, for the second year m succession, the international trophy at the international six-day motor-cycle trials at Monza (Italy) the most important motor-cycling event m Europe. An Austria' team came second, with only one point lost. Italy was third. This was the 15th. BritishA.P. - 135 words
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Article180 1951-09-24 6 A CROWD of 40,000 saw an open game of rugby football at Cardiff on Saturday, when British Lions the touring team of last Sum* m er beat Cardiff 14-12. Derek Murphy raced through for two quick tries for Cardiff, but the Lions made the mostA.P. - 180 words
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Article, Illustration59 1951-09-24 6 Picture Plucking the ball from the air. Captain Phillips of tiie Singapore I makes one of his typically cool saves from 42 Royal Marine Commandos ward, Curry, who is rushing m. Commandos won this I'ARELF C up Snal a t on SaturdayFree Press - 59 words
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558 1951-09-24 6 From JIM CHAMBERS TWO London soccer teams, League champions Tottenham HuUn Charlton Athletic, humbled the "Cocks of the north on Saturda ham, with their forward line working at high pressure, broke d sturdy Manchester United defence to win two-nil, and Charlton" attack and defence tookA.P. - 558 words
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Article50 1951-09-24 6 Drobny w ins JAROSLAV Drobny of Egypt won the men's singiles m ac international lawn tennis mrnament at Baden de••atlng the Swedish Davis .'up player. Sven Davidson In the final by 2-6, 6-2, 6-4 3-2. The women's singles went i Mr-: Maria Weiss defeated H I vGermany) 6-4, 6-1. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article238 1951-09-24 7 EARLY FANCIES FOR GOLD VASE Decanter hard to beat THE (lass 1, Div. 1 sprint on Saturday over 5] furlongs straight and the Div. 2 event )U -r the same track on the second day Tuesday) will provide useful pointers to the chances of horses m the Perak Gold Vase238 words
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Article67 1951-09-24 7 SATURDAY'S United Slates major league baseball results wereAMERICAN LEAGUE: Boston Red Sox 5. New York Yankees 0. Detroit Tigers 9. Cleveland Indians 4. St. Louis Browns 5, Chicago White Sox 1. Washington Senators 9, Philadelphia Athletics 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE: New York Giants 4. Boston Braves 1. Cincinnati RedsA.P. - 67 words
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Article46 1951-09-24 7 ARGENTINE heavyweight Cesar Brion arrived m Buenos Aires on Saturday. He said tKat he wjli fight British HeavywcUgit Jack Cochrane m London. Brion did not say when the fight woiiid take Qlace. but said he Kad accepted proposals to nght In London.— U.PU.P - 46 words
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Article355 1951-09-24 7 ENHANCE won the international military track and field meet at Rome yesterday with almost twice the points of the runners-up, Italy, and England, who were third. Turkey, who proved the major surprise of the first day of the meet (Saturday), held on to finish aA.P. - 355 words
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Article113 1951-09-24 7 I un S.I I Bfti I -and «M i«nd 8- #l>< ,nd «-«>* 8."7 hl **"> s it C;. l.Div,4-S!F. Str. I i 8 11 7.11 Cl. 1, Div. 1-9 F. lar* %Litr+t 3.07 !vi« (Widens 9.02 Raj Hahal 9.01 cur Of #ck II «>.©«« 'olotirl *»aly113 words
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Article275 1951-09-24 7 Latest English League tables iC ire latest platings m the English Mowing Saturdays matches: No Scottish League tables are yet a oie Teams In both Leagues have played only two or three :imes Tables will be compiled the teams have played four Reuter DIVIS P Pt* X Br II mnReuter - 275 words
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Article86 1951-09-24 7 JHE Royal Air Force Malaya soccer tourisu played the third and last match of their Fed?tauon tour yesterday when PenChme.se Football Association hem to a two-all draw. This result came as a surprise, for mien had beaten Kedah Peiung State teams earlier. The Ch.nese gave an86 words
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Article61 1951-09-24 7 FjiELJCISIMO Arapon of the Philippines won the angles m the internaU lawn tennis tournament at Lucano (ItaJy) yesterday, defeating Armando Vieira of Brazil 6-1. 6-4, 3-6. 2-5. m Ampon and his South Afri"^n partner. Abe Segal, were *ted m the men's doubles by the Italian pair,Reuter - 61 words
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Article, Illustration42 1951-09-24 7 pipi^fs- -handed Singapore Enginer Reginunt goalkeeper, C apt. Phillips, intercepts a ct^ from 42 MjU&e <&£- -mandos' left win* dunng the FARfLF Cup 4sa*J£ *M^ lin an Satjjrday which Gam mandos w_on after etttn tnn* by two goals to oaf. Free PressFree Press - 42 words
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Article, Illustration56 1951-09-24 7 picture. Colony sprinter Eleanor Ross (left) showed her prowess on a bicycle when she romped home an easy winner m the half-mile women's cycle race organised by the Cosmopolitan Cycling Club and held at Hong Lim Green. yesterday. Secoiyl and third were Joyce Deans (centre) andFree Press - 56 words
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Article58 1951-09-24 7 Ascari (Italy), driving a Ferrari 2.000 c.c, yesterday won the second Modena Grand Prix. Second was Froilan Ganzales (Argentina) and thirc Lance Macklin (Britain). Stirling Moss, the young British racing ace. had to withdraw from ihe race when his H.W.M, developed engine trouble at the 24thA.P. - 58 words
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Article24 1951-09-24 7 ITALY won the open event of the 1951 European Bridge championships yesterday at Venice while Britain carried off the women's title.- ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article239 1951-09-24 7 ALLAN LEWIS - Cash Sweep sales at town office ALLAN LEWIS TURF TOPICS From IPOH, Mon. THE Perak Turf Club committee advise racegoers to co-operate m trying to eliminate the congestion at the $2 Cash Sweep selling windows on. the racecourse by buying Cash Sweep tickets at the Town Office before race days239 words
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Advertisement212 1951-09-24 7 V -.-/ir— V.. 'I T^fc -■> ,j *t J T NM DINE IN f HE~GRILL AND DANCE at K. A r r L fc S tonight Soliano's Orchestra mvr P h y. u-s^^^O radio ~~"~~_^_2^^^|f Mort signal noise... ■jiS^^^jfi^B^^BSSHMaiaMpß^i^^^ |ViRYBOB)Y knows that the Murphy- 154 jK j is a very212 words
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345 1951-09-24 8 'If Churchill becomes P.M. he may see Stalin '-M.P. Elections to be 'battle of personalities' LONDON, Monday. f*APT. Richard Stanley, a Conservative Member of Parliament, said at a political meeting at Scarborough yesterday if Mr. Churchill becomes Prime Minister again, Britain's war-time leader may see Stalin to ease international tensions.A.P. - 345 words
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Article, Illustration51 1951-09-24 8 picture. SINGAPORE WEDDINGS: Mr. and Mrs. Lim Ch:n (top) who were married at Paya Lebar MethoJist Church, on Friday. The bride was Miss Nancy Tan. Above: Mr Kbw Sim Goh With his bride, Miss Tan Swee Lian, pictured during their wedding ceremony at the Geylang Methodist Church on Saturday. FreeFree Press - 51 words
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Article135 1951-09-24 8 HPHESE are the three principal themes to be developed by Conservative campaign ers. Qualified informants said: 1. That Britain's projected U5513,160,000,000 would be handled better and more vigorously under a Conservative government than under a Socialist-led one. 2. That a Conservative government could do more to increaseA.P. - 135 words
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Article60 1951-09-24 8 Five people were killed and some 30 injured by an explosion at an Italian Communist gathering at Ferignano yesterday. The building which housed the Communist Party neadquarters collapsed following the explosion. It is not known whether the blast was due to a bomb outrage orAFP - 60 words
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Article25 1951-09-24 8 Tranh Van Huu. Vietnam Premier, left Paris last night for London to spend four clays as a guest of the British Government ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article, Illustration52 1951-09-24 8 picture. Thi hybrid orchid, the first of its kind to have flowered, decorated the table of the Lord President of the City Council at Singapore's City Day banquet on Saturday. The orchid, crimson, brown and yegjow m colour, was named Aramla City of Singapore b> Mr. John Laycock. its owner.-Free Press - 52 words
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Article53 1951-09-24 8 Two thousand women peace partisans led by a Belgian nuclear scientist. Max 'Cdsyjig, marched through Brussels yestercTay. The (Jemonstration was part pf jlieig.iuin's Communist sponsored two-day peace assies which Prof. Cosyns —who has twice visited the British atomic research centre at Harwell opened m a BrusselsReuter - 53 words
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Article81 1951-09-24 8 EAST ORANGE. New Jersey, MALCOLM L. DOUGLASS, Antarctic lecturer who accompanied Admiral Richard E. Byrd on his South Pole expedition, was found dead of carbon monoxide ppisbhing yesterday m his tightly locked car and police listed the death as a suicide. Police said Mr. Douglass who wasA.P. - 81 words
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Article16 1951-09-24 8 Queen Soraya of Persia will fly to Switerzerland this w*3k for medical treatment A.P.A.P. - 16 words
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Article34 1951-09-24 8 Wartime IJr^e French leader Gen. de Gaujjie yesterday declared that f^an^ce wa« potentially able to jway a leading role on oceans md 1 firTould becorife aj^in .ji first-fate naval pp^er.' A.F.P.A.F.P. - 34 words
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Article200 1951-09-24 8 TOKYO, Monday. 4 JAPANESE doctor has successfully transfused ;V treated animal blood into more than 600 humans, it wa« reported here yesterday. Dr. Kunio Kawaishi, of Hiroshima University medical school told a meeting m Tokyo that he has used the blood of horses, cows, and pigsA.F.P. - 200 words
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Article27 1951-09-24 8 Associations from 12 European riatidhs meeting m London last weekend to strengthen relations wfth the United States have formed a Congress .of Burbpean-Ameri-can Association, ReuterReuter - 27 words
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211 1951-09-24 8 Evatt hails result of Australian referendum MELBOURNE, Mon. DR. Herbert Evatt, Australian Opposition leader, yesterday hailed the Dominion's refusal to empower the government to outlaw the Communist Party as a rejection to write '•utterly un-British" provisions m the constitution. Dr Evatt, former Minister of External Affairs m H} 6 LabourReuter - 211 words
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Article99 1951-09-24 8 HONG KONG. Mon. AN American woman scientist who said she held an atom bomb m her hands while working at the Los Alamos A-bomb project, has taken to animal breeding m Inner Mongolia to get away from the memory of the destruction at Hiroshima. SheA.P. - 99 words
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Article74 1951-09-24 8 A civil guard m Spain prevented a head-on collision between two express trains yesterday by firing his rifle m thp air. Due to a switch error at Erustes Station, 40 miles from Toledo, thp train* were racing towards each other on the same rail. A civilA.P. - 74 words
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Article24 1951-09-24 8 The Pakistani Minister for Industries, Chaudhrl Nazir Ahmad Khan, arrived m London yesterday to attend the Commonwealth Raw Materials conference. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 24 words
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Article26 1951-09-24 8 British-born film star Oreer Garsdn won the fitst prize for a herd of Scottish Shorthorn cattle which she "exhibited at the TuLs'a State Fair. Oklahoma. A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article107 1951-09-24 8 HOLLYWOOD, Monday S^tf?^ Eton's telephone talks with The Los Angeles Daily News ?i t S°Py r iihted story smi- tur e d down a peddler who was taring to sell recording of ttfe trieS tapped wire conversations. 'Private ohaH 9 MJ*s Payton did a slow burn wh«n toldU.P. - 107 words
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Article161 1951-09-24 8 STOCKHOLM v A POLISH cook who went ashore fc fiancee was beaten to unconsciousnes obeying orders" on board a Polish ship Stanislaw Kulka left the "Wielun" on Friday night to visit Vera Demnaska, who flew to Sweden six years ago after contracting tuberculosis m a German concentrationA.P. - 161 words
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Article22 1951-09-24 8 Stanley Gar& J the North P o u 2 suitably ma--vided the I Weather Squadron withTSH SSSh ft p A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Advertisement343 1951-09-24 8 Straits Times Free Press For the convenience of advertisers, o*it Representatives at Ist Floor. Singapore Cold Storage. Orchard Road, wiN receive small advertisements •«d answers to bo* numbers. BIRTHS PUGHE. To Pat (nee Booth) wife of John Pughe. Hongkong Bank, Hongkong, on 20th September, a daughter. WOOD: On Sept. 20th343 words
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