The Singapore Free Press, 29 September 1951
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Title Section13 1951-09-29 1 The Singapore Free Press hfaT SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.13 words
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Article374 1951-09-29 1 \)il dispute put 'to Security Council LONDON, Saturday. ■pHE British Government announced last night that it had decided to bring the Persian oil dispute before the United Nations Security Council. A Foreign Office statement said that at the same time Britain would "take all practicable steps-Reuter; U.P.; A.P.; A.F.P. - 374 words
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18 1951-09-29 1 King makes progress: princesses go racing H ■pr 1 m i the V :r.dlI nust te A P.A P. - 18 words
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Article139 1951-09-29 1 THEY DROVE UP FOR FREE PETROL NEW VOKK. Sat. D HENRY GKADY, former IS. Ambassador to Persia, told reporters on t!s arrival m New York >r^terday: "Prem'er Mossadeq is personally a very popular national hero whom the people regard as a ihampion of their rights. Ninety per cent of theU.P. - 139 words
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Article23 1951-09-29 1 The Roya] Air Force will try out new secret methods of I British against air attacks m the Autumn manoeuvres. AFP.AFP. - 23 words
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Article78 1951-09-29 1 U.S. Bth ARMY HQ, KOREA. Sat. A LULL settled over the rain-swept Korean battlefront yesterday. It contrasted with the recent bitter and inconclusive batfcle for "Heartbreak Ridge." Infantrymen of both sides apeared to be taking a breather from fighting on the slopes of the easternAP. - 78 words
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Article32 1951-09-29 1 Dr. Frank P. Graham, United Nations representative, arrived m New York yesterday from Geneva, where he has been preparing his report on the Kashmir problem for the Security Council.32 words
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Article, Illustration66 1951-09-29 1 Singapore's new City Council met for the first time yesterday, m the Municipal Building: and this picture shows the Councillors sitting around the semi-circular table. They are being addressed by the City President, Mr. T.P.F. McNeice, on whose right are Mr. T. M. Stevens, the City Secretary. Mr. J. G.Free Press - 66 words
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Article, Illustration72 1951-09-29 1 Bright Boy is best bet at Ipoh i TWO WIDE *OYS t -J ALLAN LEWIS, Free Press racing correspondent, gives Bright Boy, Ciameborough II and Giltedged as his best bets for Ipoh today. TRESPASSER recommends" Sandown and Bright Boy. PICTURE TIP and fhis morning's course information m Page 7. THE72 words
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Article66 1951-09-29 1 TWO well-dressed bandits looted a Brooklyn family of come home Z that they couid take her $6,000 diamond ring. "We want the emerald cut ring: you've ffot," the two hold-up men told Mrs. Sadie Marcus when h nm L m a nirtv with her husband. Her sonU.P. - 66 words
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Article63 1951-09-29 1 THE International Monetary Fund yesterday dropped a rule requiring member nations to obtain its approval to sell gold at more than $25 per ounce. M. Ivar Rooth, managing director of the fund, told reporters that member nations now may sell as much gold at premium pricesUP. - 63 words
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Article121 1951-09-29 1 SYDNEY, Saturday. NEARLY half a million customers descended on Sydney stores like a swarm of locusts yesterday clearing shelves of goods which are certain to rise m prices a s a result of the imposition of heavy sales taxes announced m the government budget Lon121 words
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Article239 1951-09-29 1 LONDON, Saturday. OEGILAR airline freight traffic to Australasia, the Far East, and the East Indies is almost at a standstill and charter planes cannot help because they cannot get aviation spirit east of Bahrein, the Air Charter bulletin stated yesterday. The actual demand for charterReuter - 239 words
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Article129 1951-09-29 1 IKE SEES ALLIED EXERCISE NEUSTADT, Germany, Sat. GEN. Eisenhower watcned French paratroopers leap from U.S. Air Force planes as more than 100,000 AHjed troops manoeuvred along the Rhine yesterday. He was watching the French-directed exercise "Jupiter," which involved Dutch and Belgian as well as French and American forces. Today, theReuter; A.P. - 129 words
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Article72 1951-09-29 1 HOLLYWOOD, Sat. A FORGIVING Franchot Tone has dropped the idea of prosecuting his love rival, actor Tom Neal, and is enroute to Minnesota to join his lady love, Barbara Payton. Miss Payton, the cause of a brawl between Tone and Neal on Sept. 14 during which-72 words
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Article33 1951-09-29 1 The United States Army yesterday estimated total Communist casualties m Korea up to and including Sept. 20 at 1,324,956— an increase of 82.910 since the last estimate on Aug. 833 words
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Article34 1951-09-29 1 Gen. Omar Bradley, chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff arrived In Tokyo by air last night to confer with Gen. Matthew Ridgway and other United Nations commander.- ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article251 1951-09-29 1 Argentine civil war stamped out BIENOS AIRES, Saturday. PRESIDENT Juan Peron shouted to a mass meet- ing under his balcony yesterday that a shortlived military uprising had been put down and a plot to assassinate himself and his wife had been foiled. The State radio had announced that a preelectionA.P.; DP. - 251 words
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Article43 1951-09-29 1 Russia and East Germany signed a four-year trade agreement m Moscow yesterday. East German deliveries will largely consist of heavy machinery and industrial equipment. Russia will greatly increase her deliveries of raw materials and semi -finished goods. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article305 1951-09-29 1 NO PRICE ACCORD ON TIN ROME. Sat. THE world's main tmA producing and consuming countries ended a five-day meeting h last night with no signs of relaxation of the American boycott of the international tin market. In the sixth regular scs^ of the International Tin Study Group. America the world'sReuter - 305 words
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Advertisement12 1951-09-29 1 5; m Sommefer SWISS MADE AUTOMATIC from $110 Hnee 1909 food iitetcAeA12 words
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Advertisement15 1951-09-29 1 Diamonds Jewellery > > I 67, Stamford Rd., (Eu Court) Bldg,S pore, Telephone 7923 i j C15 words
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Article, Illustration999 1951-09-29 2 RASTUS - Mystesy of the island s RASTUS by << Dalian, the Malay boy,< tfhad stationed himself in\ <la tree as ordered by< Hakim, his brother, *o< watch and count the Jap] soldiers who came and< uatched from the moun-* tain-side hut. They] {\came from the ralleu by< )ia series Of cabl*999 words
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758 1951-09-29 2 Memorial Hall clock has stopped four times -in 45 years r^EAR Children, You seemed to like our crossword-with-a-difference puzzle, and a good many of you sent m the correct solution. After sorting the answers into two age group piles dipped my fingers into each pile and pulled out the following758 words
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Article162 1951-09-29 2 Pen pals' column Eng Chy Choon (aged 13), 49, Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore 3. Would like to correspond with pen pals aged 12 to 14. His hobbies are collecting stamps, movie magazines, Reading, movies, swimming, songs and sports, Boey Kun Hong (aged 12). 117, Tyrwhitt Road, Singapore 8. Wone Ten*162 words
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Advertisement92 1951-09-29 2 PUZZLE FOR I CHILDREN I lliusfri.ed m this week's puixl* are the names of a tmu ancient weapon^. Can you see what they are? y».j i- tnnl'-t;- he puzz.'r fill m your name, J I Jrevs ani sue. »nd post to Children's Page, Singa- J por* Fr^e P:\ss, Cecil Street,92 words
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Advertisement332 1951-09-29 2 We have the pleasure to m!,i n! public that:— M CORONET HAIRDRESSER* I 74-3. Brma B*sab Road Sinicapnr* j w is opened entirely under new fum, Miss Annie (former of (u Hairdressers). j Why do you read} I Some read for knowledge, som> perhaps, merely to Wss the > them.332 words
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Miscellaneous52 1951-09-29 2 FATIMAH IS SM a.l!- backto V (waVsthe^ > < crTiMAu'c CIVEN WFR NOW THAT THEYEAR YEAR YOUR WELL let's '^A U^^//C HOLO c STICK r^' 'MMMo C SINGAPORE IS 1883 /^H» FAVOURfTE #V^ MAVe <«V l^V^ AND Wl<^H //f SPECIAL WISH *<--ii^Y(?*jk~P FtNl)Rm<s V4y^? i 4^l^&^ C!^^—_ _J cane snclc52 words
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Miscellaneous373 1951-09-29 2 Rupert and, Simon— 2l When he feels that he has had^ However he will not give m. and enough Rupert hands ove? the work *>y the time the last log is cut h< to Smon. You I ha~ f done h-rdly h^ the strength to sund up,' Phew 1 I373 words
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Article77 1951-09-29 3 TAB, 25, IS EXPECTING KITTENS PARKSBURG, W. Vo., Sat. TAB, a cat which has set a local record for longevity as well as fertility, appears ready to bear another litter at the age of 25 years. Mrs. Mattie Bowman said she has counted Tab's litters only for the past seven77 words
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Article294 1951-09-29 3 Criticism on ban of Union Jack LONDON, Saturday. THE Admiralty's continued refusal to allow British merchant ships to fly the Union flag is criticised m the annual report of the Officers' (Merchant Navy) Federation. Foreign ships m British ports may fly the flag as a courtesy. The294 words
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Article, Illustration7 1951-09-29 3 LONGITUDE 57-3512" IATITUD178'47'13~ AND THIS I7 words
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Article21 1951-09-29 3 Japan has bought her first wheat, 550,000 metric tons, from Canada, under the International Wheat Agreemember on August 1.21 words
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Article179 1951-09-29 3 LONDON, Saturday. •TWERE is a boom m British isotopes, the atomic A by-product largely used m medical work to i I replace radium. Both home and overseas demands have soared for these radioaotive elements, produced at the Ministry of Supply's atomic research station at Harwell.179 words
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Article25 1951-09-29 3 There was less crime m London last year even though some went undetected, a Sir Harold Scott, Metropolitan Police Commissioner reported yesterday.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article28 1951-09-29 3 The U.S. liner Constitution will make a special stop at Cadiz. Spain, on Monday to permit the debarkation of the Philippine President, Mr Elpidio Quirino. U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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Article339 1951-09-29 3 NEW DELHI, Saturday. INDIAN pilgrims may abandon their trips to the L holy centres m Western Tibet as a result of Chinese Communist interference with their religious journeys. Experiences of many pilgrims, as reported m Indian newspapers, indicate the new Chinese masters of Tibet haveA.P. - 339 words
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Article32 1951-09-29 3 Approximately 3,400 out of the 4,000 Khazaks who ned from Sinkiang to India have "perished following action of the Chinese Communist and Tibetan troops," it is reported from Kashmir.- A.F.P.A.F.P. - 32 words
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Article94 1951-09-29 3 ROME, Sat. ITALY'S most famous com--1 edian, rubber-faced Toto, has won the title of prince. About 50 years ago, when Toto was a ragged Neapolitan urchin, he was adopted by the Marquis de Curtis. Later, as he became rich and famous he made researches into the de94 words
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Advertisement10 1951-09-29 3 ■W TROUBLES I B 1 7.C.p. if me S^^Y LID10 words
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Advertisement187 1951-09-29 3 I HAVEN'T YOU FORGOTTEN I SOMETHING? OA y«. Come, /e/'j to KWANG HENG GOLDSMS7HS LTD. I 68, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. p j/j^ do one shopping there. I JADE lit it i: I You know they have such Unique Designs and Superb Oaftsmanship, and you I real value for your187 words
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Miscellaneous64 1951-09-29 3 [>UR UCKY '"TAR vT iJRDAY hive 1 ■P' I "il W i a |p m m m act X W hem I P r-i!o X I m I E t-our I MR I mi ou Ilk I wil I wl I SUNDAY I I In I* von Ifeß jit vo>j64 words
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Miscellaneous262 1951-09-29 3 New Crossword No. 471 ■j— Solution To clues across 1 Biblical. Physician (4). 3. Dancer (6). 8. Father of Moses's successor (J). 9. Traitress for money (7). 10. Pool (6). 12. TentCr OSS WOrd NO. 470 maker 14. Evangelist (4). 15. Dreamer (6). 18. Start <7>. 19. Man of quantity?262 words
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Miscellaneous259 1951-09-29 3 Radio SINGAPORE 1 Programme Summary; 1.02 Saturday Ballroom Rene Durant Orchestra The Bob Crosby Cats; 1.30 Time Signal News; 1.50 Interlude of Plantation Music; 2 Album of Harmony; 2.30 Rhythm Corner: 2.45 London Studio Melodies; 3.15 Fun with Music; 3.30 Tea Dance; 4.15 to 5 Southern Serenade; 6 15 Programme259 words
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388 1951-09-29 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Sept. 29, 1951. Punch drunk HTKEY say that when a A man is hit hard jimh. and often Jii^h, he may become punch-d r v n k, i that once he I xhes that state he >tay on his feet no matter how many blows388 words
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Article158 1951-09-29 4 1? L3E Race Course Lan e p:n IV J* CJ »fused with MJ Cours P Road the Publ.c Works Committee of the City Council think it would be a good idea to change its name But do the people who live m Race Course Lane also think it158 words
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Article, Illustration947 1951-09-29 4 .Britain' will poll m Trevor Evans opens his campaign notebook to talk about tactics, weapons and rivalries. Giles, right, goes to the country for his cartoon. ALTHOUGH so many forecasts were made about the election date and how accurate some of them turned out to be MR.947 words
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586 1951-09-29 4 Talking about Singapore by Citizen. THERE were some acts of omission as well as of commission on City Day which many hope will not bo repeated m future important City events. Of count; as one City Councillor said, no organiser achieved perfection. The main thing was that the celebrations went586 words
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Article, Illustration5 1951-09-29 4 OSBERT - LANCASTER - OSBERT -LANCASTER by5 words
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Article375 1951-09-29 4 Yanks move in on heiress home By A Special Correspondent IJEIRESS BARBARA Hutton's fabulous three-roomed nursery, with leather-padded doors, concealed lighting, walls decorated with dogs, donkeys and ducks, self-contained bathrooms and kitchen, will soon be filled with babies again. "We shall have a trained nurse to look after officers' children375 words
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Article99 1951-09-29 4 SOME M.P.s with majorities of 10,000 or more may be reasonably confident that they may still be MP s in the next Parliament. But what about those who had majorities of fewer than 200 last time H*re they are Majority I &SBBS Ss£ BSK? a 2 J. DIAMOND99 words
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Article94 1951-09-29 4 An Emperor To Breakfast THF- ask an J^J break: have to lv: a kaiser dinner. And then fell 01 Fran, his print, to flu iiL E Noi far to claims. throtit y Spain. Bu: buz. RCQUii royal recei his mi FRANCO his i anc were He "Con.i Wh< younp S94 words
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Advertisement17 1951-09-29 4 DEALERS IJ ALL HIGH CLASSES OF WATCHES. LEE MIN WATCH CO. SA. CHANGE ALLEY SINGAPORE. Tel. 334817 words
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Advertisement19 1951-09-29 4 B E H C E oOMMunr tanw L li aA _^^f m fl^B |6tVt YOUR CAR INTERIOR THC^g* *s.-'19 words
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Article253 1951-09-29 5 S'PORE SHOULD TELL THE WORLD Call for planned propaganda Free Press Staff Reporter fHE widespread misunderstanding which exists m some Commonwealth and foreign countries about Singapore should be corrected by well-planned and co-ordinated propaganda m co-operation with the British information services, said Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, Deputy President of the253 words
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Article, Illustration167 1951-09-29 5 SOME VIEWS IMPRESSIONS OF WORLD TOUR Tan Chtm Tsan was hi;lUy ksjk eased with the techmical pt«;ress vi America, especially the teiepbene system. 1 ong distance calls were put through m a matter of minutes and there was nothing «f the kind of inaudibility experienced m Singapore. Telephone girls m167 words
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Article, Illustration40 1951-09-29 5 p .r .on-. Five Japanese htrys sit <-■ the deck cf the Tcffetoerg; playing r*ris when the vessel wm^ m *injai»r« TtaH^tay w»»iu< for th* pMt«(i wh» werr nrt snrr whitiwr tbey rnc!d brm granted ky tfcf Im«prat^o« Drpartnnit. Free PreseFree Prese - 40 words
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Article121 1951-09-29 5 T«HE lollowmg substations wiL be liable to load shedding totaisrhi:O^rtered Bank, George St. Static. Upper Cr«* Si.Pa^a St Uooer Hoiaen Streel, Picker- Si. Church St., Upper Cuxu- Bd. Carpenter St. Prince St. /Market St.. Baflk* P^^" Malacca St.. Bent Quay. Oman Building. Hu^e Pipe. Rbewn. Pcrd.121 words
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Article55 1951-09-29 5 I^BDERATION Government officials are keeping a studied science about ti>e resiarnation of Sir William J«*kin. Director of IntelHceace of the Federation, which was announced on Thursday. Tbe Secretary for Defence. Mr E. B. David, declared yesterday that he could not say anything, when asked wnether a successor55 words
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Article61 1951-09-29 5 Ceylon Hindus resident m Sincapore held a special pra5 i er service for the King at the Sri Sewpasa Vinavapar Temple. 19 Ceylon Road. Katong, Singapore, vesterri.iy. The Temple priest performed •'Aruchchanai" Invocation and Benedictoin oeremonv > to Lord Ganosha the rhief deity m the61 words
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Article122 1951-09-29 5 TBE idea of providing war widows m this country with compensation obtained from Japanese assets m Malaya, was a good one, Mr. C C. Tan, Singapore Legislative Councillor, said yesterday. But he did not know about the obstacles that lay m the way because the problem122 words
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Article98 1951-09-29 5 Tiie King nas been pkrsaci to appoiat Captain M. T. McGiashan, an Associate of the Royal Red Cross. Capt. McGlashan, who is m Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps, has been nursing officer m charge of wards at Kiijiara Hospital m Malaya for two-and-a-half years.98 words
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Article166 1951-09-29 5 Free Press Staff Reporter LEGAL separations of couples married according to Chinese rites reached a new hi^h last month, a Social Welfare Spokesman toW the Free Press yesterday. Most "R-omen seeking separation, he said, charged their husbands with nonmaintenance incompatibility, <?r the presence of secondsry wives166 words
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Article122 1951-09-29 5 OVERSEAS visitor* trmn M»Uya., Mawitias, Vg*n&* and Cv»r« recently vwit«d £LftM,ftM «lM»w «f antWw^ n* O^isrx. the "tra«ti©n»r Q««--ter of LMrfms artiste. Th .s *ov, Ow first «f its teind to fc? ImIA the Town Hall, tm*»4Hl w fli ifl selections c-f patetinffs. f'Trnilure. K'.ass. t.-vp<-Kti122 words
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Article, Illustration60 1951-09-29 5 Mt. R. W. BARE 2:, Ceft) wh<» is returning to the U.K., hands over charge of the British iar Eastern Broadcasting Service Station at Thomson Road to Mr. J. F. MTJDIE, his successor. Mr. Mudie was m Malaya heicie H»l war with the former British60 words
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128 1951-09-29 5 Post Office offers jobs to Senior Boys Girls Free Press Staff Reporter TTHERE are interesting jobs for senior and eighth standard boys and girls m Singapore post offices where they would be trained for positions of responsibility at the headquarters, Mr. W. A. Cooper, Director of Posts, told the Free128 words
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Article, Illustration129 1951-09-29 5 Gave up the ring made the grade Free Press Staff Reporter. T>RAWNY Goh Ec Quee, a motor mechanic with R.E.M2., is one of the happiest men m Singapore today he has jvst received a "special grade' 9 award for good service. For Quee has. at long last, realised his ambition129 words
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1509 1951-09-29 5 CITY COUNCIL ADOPTS POWER RESTRICTIONS Free Press Staff Reporter CTOLDING its first public bwsmess meeting as the "Singapore City Council/ the former Municipal Commission decided yesterday, amid loud applause. that the Freedom of the City of Singapore should be conferred «n the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, the constitution of the1,509 words
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Advertisement46 1951-09-29 5 FOOTBALL Tl I BOOTS I U I FOR THE COMING JHf?^^ /jA/ "HOTSPUR" FOOTBALL BOOTS FROM MANSFIELD OF ENGLAND AS USED BY THE PROFESSIONALS all sizes 22 50 PA!R 1N BROWN "ELMER COTTON" RUGGER BOOTS IN BLACK flj $27.50 p AW ™jr« ROBINSONS flnrorooraicd m Singapore)46 words
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Article466 1951-09-29 6 ARCHIE QUICK - ARCHIE QUICK From Spurs to clash with Arsenal fODAY is North London's day m Division 1. The long-awaited meeting of Arsenal and Spun at Highbury transcends all other interest :\.d nothing appears more likely than a draw. I i other big game m town is466 words
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Article42 1951-09-29 6 SBHFA Cup Fixtures Fl the I 1 -v- F Id mi < 'IB Sly !1 Shell I i enes P I I(• 0 I < fv I* round; O r O LCJ or Puiau Tradtnc or wind. b>* played on Oct 15 and 19.42 words
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Article34 1951-09-29 6 JJAIAYA Publish.:!- House S.C. defeated For 1 M-jtors S'' by four izoals to one In a round B i Houses ki rap gocce: mate!] ;i rrer Park yesterd34 words
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Article, Illustration318 1951-09-29 6 ry s MM .i whether or not that has anything to do with r I Government has granted sponsorship arkd will furr pnncip.il trophies fcr a World Bridge Olympic to be held simultaneously m many pir's »f the on Fnduy, Nov. 23. n who wish to pare c318 words
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Article258 1951-09-29 6 DAVID Rodrigues shared swimming honours with hla school- friend Chan Kwok Chee at last year's St. Anthony's Boys' School Swimmlng Carnival. Yesterday at the Chinese Swimming Club, 17-year-old David improved on his previous performance to win the school senior championI ship, creating four new records m258 words
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Article56 1951-09-29 6 A USTRALIAN immigration au- thoritics will not allow American-born Japanese boxer Tommy Umeda to land m Melbourne, according to the Melbourne Herald. He was recently offered a contract by Stadiums, Ltd.. for fights In Melbourne, Sydney and Krisbane. Umeda fought with the 442 nd Regiment m the lastReuter. - 56 words
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Article155 1951-09-29 6 "THERE were no changes among the leading A Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire candidates at the second call-over on the Autumn Double held at Victoria Club, London, last night. One horse m big demand was Cofltbridge for the Cesarewitch. He was not quoted at Monday's call-over, but finishedReuter - 155 words
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Article110 1951-09-29 6 MANAGER Anderson of Lincoln City has for some time past nursed a hope for the return to the fold of big Jock Dodds. the Imps' star, following his reinstatement by the Football League after the end of the Bogota adventures. He is going to be disappointed.110 words
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Article25 1951-09-29 6 Singapore Business Houses F.A. League Cup final between Chartered Bank and Hong Kong Bank will be played at Jalan Besar Stadium today.25 words
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Article, Illustration63 1951-09-29 6 picture. Phillip* Army's goalkeeper, dives m vain to stop this shot from A w Boon Seong (second from right) m Thursday's S.A.F.A. Community League match at Jalan Besar Stadium. Immediately after this groal Army players protested to the referee that Boon Scone was off-side. The goal, however,Free Press - 63 words
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277 1951-09-29 6 3; Indians XI. Both Army and Malays, however, are still m the running for rumiers-up. Both have four points, but still have three more games to play and if either win all they will be level with Europeans m points. Goal average would then277 words
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Article54 1951-09-29 6 THE South African Rugby Union team arrived m London yesterday m the liner Pretoria' Castle for their fourmonth tour of Britain. The party consisted of 30 players, together with their manager and assistant manager. They will play their first match on Oct. 10 and their final gameReuter - 54 words
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Article108 1951-09-29 6 CELICISIMO Ampon, the Philippines' Davis Cup player, entered the men's singles final m the internanational Poree Cup lawn tennis tournament at Paris yesterday. He defeated Paul Remy, the French international 4—6, 6—2, 6—4. 4—6, 6—l m the semi-finals. Remy tired after his efforts m taking the fourthReuter; AP. - 108 words
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Advertisement170 1951-09-29 6 mm #^^|^B^^ The >*i«M man p disguises^^** *i^wwt DAVID NIVEN disguised as an One of the many he wears m th< i {mProduction of nd n I 'THE ELUSIVE PIMPERtyi Filmed m Technicolor and Distributed Latest Selection of known Brar Swiss Watches for Cents Ladies m b_i REPAIRS ALSO UND170 words
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707 1951-09-29 7 ILLAN LEWIS IPOH - ILLAN LEWIS IPOH Krom Saturday. fancied horses not accepting Lm)Kl> probably start favourite for fct) 1 sprint this afternoon. **IWaßter Scotch Express and Red P i not iUft The scratching of M* infinite pointer and racegoers will ■F i-oL r ni>i k thi«. il707 words
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Article79 1951-09-29 7 "\EW York Yankee* won the American Yeafue championship for the third successive year yesterday when they beat Boston Red Sox B—o8 0 m the firm g*me and 11—3 In the second. Boston Braves beat Brooklyn Dodgers 4-3 on Thursday and cut their lead m the U.S. National BaseballA.P. - 79 words
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Article281 1951-09-29 7 ALLAN "^S rRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER MA f!L U WIZAItD CORRICHARD MODEST FLUTTER MODEST FLUTTER RECOVERY H 1.45 AudioU AudioU Stormy Wizard Recovery H CorVichard *~ot«7 H Recovery H Marvel of Pern Corrichard Rapid Red A 7ii* w'J'TE ***** GILTEDGED GILTEDGED GILTEDGED GILTEDGED M*281 words
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Article931 1951-09-29 7 ACCEPTORS and pro- bable jockeys for today's races at Ipoh are given below. The Big Sweep will be drawn on Race Ten. There will be no double tote. RACE 1—1.45: CLASS 2, DIV 7—6 FURS. 1 Delilah Mawi 9.00 2 Corrichard McPherson 8.13 3 Royal Dream Tait931 words
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Article32 1951-09-29 7 attempt to swijn the Straits of Gibraltar will be made on either Monday or Tuesday by a Spanish longdistance swimmer, Francisco Calatayud, who has arrived at Tarifa.32 words
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Article, Illustration59 1951-09-29 7 picture. Tan Eng Yoon, Malaya's champion sprinter, receivir* one of the five individual and two team trophies which he won en Thursday from the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, at the ceremony m the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday marking the close of the Festival of Britain exhibition m Singapore. The trophiesFree Press - 59 words
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Article402 1951-09-29 7 IPOH, Sat. CLASS I horses were the attraction at this morning's track work here. Trainers were not prepared to allow their charges to gallop on the heavy number two track and most of the training was confined to pace work and working gallops. A summary402 words
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Article119 1951-09-29 7 T^HIS afternoon the Singapore Base District interx Unit six-aside hookey tournament jets under way at Nee Soon starting at 3.30 p.m. Thirty-four teams have entered the competition, which U expected to become an annual event. Semifinals and finals taJce place tomorrow at Nee Soon starting at119 words
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Article51 1951-09-29 7 JAMES ADAMS, the British Ryder Cup professional, won the Italian open golf championship at the Monza course, Milan, yesterday, with a 72-hole aggregate of 283. Another British player. Eric Brown, was runner-up, stroke behind Adams. J De Wit, the Dutch professional., was third with 2C7. RoutRouter - 51 words
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Advertisement36 1951-09-29 7 Pappy World Stadium I TONIGHT AT 9 p. m. I SENSATION AL__^__ mm m^ /it 4 HEFCRIFS NIGHTMARE I <<lIARLIE GAM AGE KfkQ/ i -LV XOTHLXG TO HIM J SUPPORTING PROGRAMME f #AUy OAKfS PkO MOTION)36 words
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Advertisement82 1951-09-29 7 LIFEGUARD MILK CO., LTD. 35/36, Medelros Building, Spore. Telephone: ***** IF^TOMORROW NIGHT^^i REPEAT PKKFORMANC E OF 'ITALIAN NIGHT' featuring PATRICIA FINCH Celebrated Australian Concert Soprano. "PA TSY" Famous Manila Night-club singer PHILIP Well-known Baritone Crooner. NO CHARGE I BEST BuS FOft TO-DAY Gay tie bßight boy giltedgeo full Till STORMY82 words
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Advertisement22 1951-09-29 7 3 THE STELLAR STYLE The most popular style of luiiii! f the d MAISON MODERNE Ladlrs' Hatrdrewrn 126 Orchard Rd Phoer BZftSl22 words
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437 1951-09-29 8 Tory Party 'will restore Britain to greatness LONDON, Saturday, THE Conservative Party m its election manifesto yesterday said that, if returned to power m next month's general election, it would try to restore Britain to world leadership and economic recovery. The manifesto was issued under the signature of Mr. Churchill,Reuter - 437 words
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152 1951-09-29 8 Three firms 'conspired to split markets' NEW YORK, Sat. El. DUPONT de Remours and Company, the Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd. of London, the New York Remington Arms Company and five individual officers were ruled guilty by a federal court yesterday of conspiring to Violate the Sherman AntiTrust Act m agreementUP.; A.P. - 152 words
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Article121 1951-09-29 8 Swimmer in trouble with law BOULOGNE, France, Sat. A FRENCH channel swimmer was m trouble with the law on Thursday because he paddled a canoe across the channel after he failed m an attempt to swim it. Alain Bombard, one of two swimmers who failed to reach England m aU.P. - 121 words
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Article32 1951-09-29 8 The British Government announced yesterday that Dr. Konrad Adenauer, West German Chancellor. has agreed to postpone his scheduled visit to Britain next month because of the forthcoming British election. A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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Article472 1951-09-29 8 ABADAN, Friday. ALONG the palm-lined banks, of the Persian Gulf, native troops m muddy-brown uniforms arc fingering their rifles nervously today and casting anxious glances across a narrow strip of water where the British cruiser Mauritius lay at anchor. In the deserted network of streets behindU.P. - 472 words
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Article35 1951-09-29 8 The United States largest strike involving 22,000 CIO United Auto workers at Peoria, Illinois, Caterpillar Tractor Company plant ended, but walkouts idled 50,000 workers across the nation yesterday and more strikes threatened.- UP.UP. - 35 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-09-29 8 picture. The Governor, Sir Frarfk lin Gimson, declaring* the Festival of Britain exhibiti on m Singapore closed at a ceremony m the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. Free PressFree Press - 32 words
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Article175 1951-09-29 8 PAR| S, Sat AN artificial heart has been urn rj the first time m the history of s U? the normal heart m saving humaii S Italian surgeon reported on Wedn< The event took place m Italy o n Aug. 19 and was performed byA.P. - 175 words
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Advertisement81 1951-09-29 8 GET YOUR LATEST SONG HITS ON M.G.M. RECORDS. 391 HOW AM ITO KNOW. Ava Gardner. THE LOVELIEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR Ann Blyth. 392 PICK YOURSELF UP LITTLE WHITE LIES' Georue Shearing Quintet 393 ALWAYS YOU. SHANGHAI-LA. Jack Fina. 395 BIRD OF PARADISE TERESA. Macklin Marrow. 396 GYPSY HEART. OPERETTA.81 words
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Advertisement127 1951-09-29 8 A S LAM HOCK DIAMOND and GOLDSMITH We specialise m th« LATES" DESI and DIAMOND JEWEL, 620. Norfh Bridge Road. Singapore. TEL: 4247. "Look .1 -J "40 years of simple care with §*kmm?t B ax" Tlie secret of the beauty of so man* home* of rulfe tint lion is th«127 words
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Miscellaneous24 1951-09-29 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Cha^ris ISS E ASV TO HIDE- BUT T0 lON GOC- ACtV\ HAPPFN GAI(^ LET ANVDfNG HAPPEN Jx CATS MdßlPijJ L=yM24 words
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Title Section8 1951-09-29 1 Free Press Saturday Magazin SATURDAY, September, 29. 1951.8 words
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Article511 1951-09-29 1 ERIC MITCHELL - ERIC MITCHELL by th only >t:ile Federhas materially orism mi] rub- irbn leas B i h tne I mun- 1 L I done m the communal bath houses. Like all Tamils. Krishnan is fond of flowers, and he ha s a >>mall garden, tended by511 words
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Article, Illustration23 1951-09-29 1 Phcto by Makiny a livitia bu digging for "seaput'' (sea-shells), these Malay women icork m proups dailu at low Chan Eng Hock PenangChan Eng Hock; Penang - 23 words
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Article604 1951-09-29 1 ANTHONY WISE - Beachcom bing can be fun ANTHONY WISE says \yilKN we heai someone described us a beachcomber it immediately conjures up visions of a down-and-out with a stubbly chin and tatlered clothing. According to Hollywood, the species generally occurs m the region of Hawaii or Tahiti, and is almost invariably a604 words
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Article, Illustration13 1951-09-29 1 Photo bu A Malay fisnerman at work on his fish traps.— Marian WellsMarian Wells - 13 words
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Article229 1951-09-29 1 A. S. Lee - USEFUL TALE TELLERS A. S. Lee by OF the teeming millions living m Chinatown, the majorit? are illiterate, vet most of them are quite well-informed of the latest wurM situation ami the newest government proclamation. This information is obtained from the professional itory-tH who each ni^ht mix tales of ancient,229 words
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Article760 1951-09-29 1 Kenny Kaye - Kenny Kaye by 'JHE long arm of Malaya's Emergency has reached so tar today that it touches the gourmet's stomach. Difficult entry conditions have resulted m a shortage of good cooks from China for which there is a great demand by local restaurants. 'Business760 words
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Advertisement26 1951-09-29 1 r^ r ~H!N TEALIN «c Tea m their most ri ni Form! 't and remember me" Lovely nousewife. WfCHON TRADING CO., de Road, Singapore. ~ele: *****.26 words
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Advertisement16 1951-09-29 1 WONDERFUL SWIMWEAR by WONDERFUL W&J$ WEEKEND L BOLK AGKNTS EXCELSIOR LTD. 66, HIGH STREET TEL. 316116 words
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Article, Illustration663 1951-09-29 2 DAVID LEWIN - 'I put on that nose and went for a walk DAVID LEWIN By '...and Sew people noticed', says Jose Ferrer, who is producing 'Cyrano de Bergerac' m London THE man who won this year's Oscar for the best film actor flew into London recently with a plastic nose— 2* inches663 words
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Article103 1951-09-29 2 IT nappens between takes on the set of "The Tall Target." Paula Raymond is rehearsing a deeply emotional scene with Dick Powell. Suddenly the actress stops while only half-way throuoh her ines. ''What's up?" questions Director Anthony Mann. Paula waves towards an off-stage electrician who is valiantly trying to103 words
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600 1951-09-29 2 FRANK ROGERS - Not— so— high venture for John Payne FRANK ROGERS FILM by /^OOD triumphs over evil, religion over wrong-doing, and a fighting parson wins more than his point m theological debate m HIGH VENTURE (coming to the New Alhambra) another "epic" of the bad old days of the waggons trains that600 words
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Article, Illustration513 1951-09-29 2 Leading lady is cify of Rome, says George Palmer 17AN Johnson, idol of American bobby soxers, is playing a Catholic priest m his new movie here m Italy. He is the 'good guy' Paul Douglas, who portrays a lovable crook, is the 'badA.P. - 513 words
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Article, Illustration19 1951-09-29 2 Mary Anderson (left) and Arleen Whelan try to pull out e*ch other's hair fighting m "High Venture."19 words
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Article253 1951-09-29 2 Star News rtEBORAH, (Kerr, who 9 faced lions and tigers while making "King Solomon's Mines" and escaped without injury and also tangled with a wild bull m "Quo Vadis" without suffering mishap, had to go to Lake Arrowhead, California, to incur an injury which has her laid253 words
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Advertisement163 1951-09-29 2 Phone jjl*;.i 4042 11-1 n-4.00-6.30 9.30 NOW SHOWING CUOOE RAINS? U| Plus! 'DIVING DYNASTY" TONIGHT UNITE WARNER BROS. GOUF4S LAST FIVE SHOWS 11 am. 1.45. 4.00. 6.30 9.30 Herbert Wilcox presents NEAGLE WILDING PI >: "FESTIVAL OF Bnil .IV Technicolor SptCiUl Concession at the 11 am 1.45. 4.00 and 6.163 words
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Advertisement143 1951-09-29 2 GALA MIDNITE TON/r J EGYPT'S SHOW BOAT C r Hf J #%Gv-OTVi ntT^^vTviV* rife I or "ffc« L*tm W A D— ct .4 T I Distributed By South-batt Aiua him <o. SMf^J bßßbßlHi^i^i^B^B^B^B^ Bx Bf i BT »v^* v .iA i *t, V Jc B^^b^Bv t+ > -^B HMk^ vi143 words
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Article1535 1951-09-29 3 DON ESS - DON ESS A Free Press Saturday Short Story by FOR more moons than I like to recall, the Police Department had been trying to pin something on Mac Welton. They knew he was on the wrong side of the fence, so far as the law was concerned, but1,535 words
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Article, Illustration46 1951-09-29 3 picture. Hops are the basis of beer so it is pood news to hear that hop picking has starred m England. Mrs. E Whittaker. of East Ham (East London) helps with the hj>Ur pina at Faversham, Kent, while her twin daughters, Joyce and Margaret, rpatcKW- PopperPopper - 46 words
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Article624 1951-09-29 3 Carl him - Carl him by •JO a Chinese businessman, his shop signboard is an integral part of his business Known literally, m Chinese, as an "invitation board", it embodies the taste, respsctability and pride of the proprietor. When a Chinese establishes a firm, one of the most624 words
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Article697 1951-09-29 3 Patrick Doyle tells about JJP to a century ago ships used for carrying passengers and cargoes were built m an orthodox fashion to suit these simple requirements. The cargoes carried were all of a nature that could be stored m the roomy holds of the697 words
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Advertisement36 1951-09-29 3 BSf Hint I f I 1 i. ■HiKSSAL HOTEL I Re-.'junnt And Bar I I P 30tC B :«d Moo. iJ29 P"*-au.ii... i_^.v^ .1 I JO" HALL -iVU MILJ TKI tj.Ni Imin tm IRSOSKWS POOKUX&gj ■•vunicht36 words
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Advertisement78 1951-09-29 3 EKCO Radio quality aad distinction I At moderate cost where-ever you are model 8V135 for 6 volt accumulator, 6 valves. Covers sfcort and roecftum waves. FuKy trcpicafcec 1 SOLE AGENTS: MACLAINE STOKVIS (M) LTD. SINGAPORE. Singapore's ONLY AIR-COXDITIONED i AIRjyiEWjCAB lIE T jgj& B^(Off Maxwell Rd 1 1^pv^^^^rfc Proydly announce78 words
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Article, Illustration696 1951-09-29 4 CRUSADER - CRUSADER By gIXGAPOKE'S runaway victories over Perak and Negri Srmbilan not only vindicated sound coaching methods, but also went to shon the attacking type of football now served up hv the Colony*! players After all, it's goals that count and this c ofFree tress - 696 words
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Article82 1951-09-29 4 TOTTENHAM Hotspur have been invited by F.C. Austria of Vienna, who were Festival visitors to White Hart Lane, to pay a flying visit to the Austrian capital m the near future. It is likely that Spurs will accept, for they are keen to avenge82 words
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Article45 1951-09-29 4 pRICKETERS In South Africa will soon be learning how easy it can be to hit sixes from 35-year-old Peckham-born Geoff Whittaker, of Surrey, who has accepted his first coaching assignment m the Union and is shortly leaving Britain for the winter months.45 words
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Article348 1951-09-29 4 From THE SPORTSMAN EVIDENCE from both sides of the Atlantic would suggest that the big shot sportsmen are nothing more than moderately wellcushioned slaves; also that they are seeking liberation at the hands of the law and semiofficialdom. Here, an official committee is to inauire into348 words
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Article, Illustration896 1951-09-29 4 DON COCKELL - DON COCKELL By as told to JOHN MACADAM F)ON COCKELL is changing out of his beachwear m his Riviera hotel room and showing his range of natty suitings. The Battersea boy has a justifiable pride m the wardrobe his fists have earned for him. HowReuter - 896 words
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Article, Illustration42 1951-09-29 4 picture. Ci\u Lute S_ng, tiie S.C.I goalkeeper, holds a loo before Jones, the Army cenire- forward, could get to it. This Singapore Community League soccer match, played on Thursday at JaUn Besar Stadium, ended m a 4-1 win for Chinese. Free PressFree Press - 42 words
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392 1951-09-29 4 C. BRYCE - C. BRYCE by ASIAN rugby prospects m Singapore are good this year. The All Blues have the players at hand to build up a strong side which should take them once more into the All Blues final. Players from Police, Teachers' Training College,392 words
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Article24 1951-09-29 4 V the b coim ary-t In spiri: ers' v ficuT. ranj the plaj malr. Kula: ties geth talk> doub-24 words
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Article85 1951-09-29 4 I ONDON'S first-class erie- keters are winter wanderers. Arthur Mclntyre, of Surrey, has the most novel of the coaching jobs. He is flying by way of Montreal and Trinidad to Georgetown, British Guiana. His wife will follow by sea. Jim Laker, with his wife, is leaving by sea85 words
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