The Singapore Free Press, 20 October 1951
1951-10-20
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Title Section18 1951-10-20 1 The Singapor Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA PRICE FIFTEEN 1 s SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1951.18 words
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Article625 1951-10-20 1 Egyptians warned: 'Keep out of defence area' I CAIRO, Saturday. i dttonce line around the Suez Canal zone yesterday ptimstostay west of it or risk "unfortunate ed in the strategic area to bolster British power ilumn moving toward the Canal turned back to Cairo British warplanesA.P; Reuter; U.P - 625 words
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Article48 1951-10-20 1 H E METROPOLITAN Police Board has instructed Tokyo taxi operators to instal SOS lights on :he sides of their cars. The lights, blue in colour would be flashed as a call for help when a taxi driver is held up by robber passengers.48 words
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Article, Illustration237 1951-10-20 1 HUSBAND APPEALS TO STALIN 'Give me back my wife LONDON, Sat. A BRITISH husband has appealed to Joseph Stalin to let his Russian wife come to Britain to join him. The husband, Mr. William Rickets, former courier of the British Embassy in Moscow, made his appeal in a personal telegram237 words
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Article19 1951-10-20 1 MOR U.K. TROOPS FOR SUEZ t I f 8 t t I I I I 1 I t I19 words
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Article, Illustration10 1951-10-20 1 "Whjt a syvta.i, George what a system?"10 words
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Article48 1951-10-20 1 ALLAN LEWIS, the Free Free Press racing correspondent, rabies the following as the best bets for today's Penans races: Neptune's Daughter. Canoe, Steeltrap and Trobella. TRESPASSER recommends Reward and Peter. THE GOING for today's races will be soft. The weather this mornin* v/as showery and unsettled.48 words
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Article100 1951-10-20 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday. THE United States has perfected a system for the A precise verification of atomic progress in Kussia, it was disclosed by the Congressional Energy Committee in its annual report published here This system, the, report slid had enabled President Truman to tell theAFP; U.P - 100 words
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Article239 1951-10-20 1 Pakistan Premier murder PESHAWAR, Saturday. pAKISTAN police have taken into custody several 1 people suspected of complicity in the assassination of the Premier Liaquat AH Khan, it was learned here today. They include the murderer's brother and the owner of the hotel where the murderer, Syed239 words
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Article61 1951-10-20 1 The De Havilland Comet jet airliner, Britain's new passenger plane, flew the 919 miles from Rome into London yesterday in two hours and 33 minutes. This was the last lap of a 16,000-mile return test flight to the East. This was the 12th and longest of61 words
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Article16 1951-10-20 1 A.P throughout Japan. < With colourful programmes, United Nations Day will be celebrated on WednesdayA.P - 16 words
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Article185 1951-10-20 1 TOKIO, Sat. LIAISON teams made what the Allied side called very nice progress yesterday in talks aimed at reopening fuU scale Korean armistice negotiations. Colonel Andrew Kinney, chief United Nations liaison officer said after the meeting at Panmunjom I think it is going to work cut185 words
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Article53 1951-10-20 1 The Canadian Government yesterday threw its weight behind British policy in the Egyptian crisis and charged that Egypt's repudiation of the Anglo-Egyptian treaty was a threat to peace. The Government's position on the Egyptian situation was outlined in a statement to Parliament by External Affairs Minister LesterU.P - 53 words
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Article26 1951-10-20 1 Alaskan Airlines has put in a bid to operate a regular jet-liner service from Fairbanks over the North Pole to Europe.26 words
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Article22 1951-10-20 1 President Truman yesterday signed a joint Congressional resolution ending the ate of war between the United States and Germany. U.PU.P - 22 words
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Article121 1951-10-20 1 NEW YORK, Sat. MOVIE hero Errol Flynn, took a resoundng slap on the jaw late Thursday night. The blow came from Canadian sportsman Duncan McMartin, who is being sued for U5225.000 ($67d,000 Straits) by Flynn, bedausa he gave the actor such a beefy pat onU.P - 121 words
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Article, Illustration261 1951-10-20 1 OIL DISPUTE DECISION POSTPONED NEW YORK. Saturday THE Security Council yesterday adjourned discussion of the Anglo-Persian oil dispute until the International Court of Justice has ruled whether it is within the court's jurisdiction. Voting on the amendment— proposed by Fra —was eight to one with two abstentions. Ru I votedReuter; U.P - 261 words
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Article47 1951-10-20 1 Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR piVE band,:* we p kill?i and three wounded in the 24 hours up to nine a.m. yesterday. Security Forces killed two bandits and wounded lw» more in the Begmmat area of Johore on Thursday Thr«*« rifles were lecovered47 words
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Article26 1951-10-20 1 The Hou.^e and Se; 4 conference committee on FrU day nigh* agreed to a Senate amendment providing $100,- 000.000 for Soain U. PU.P - 26 words
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Advertisement9 1951-10-20 1 PIECES K Restored L "vv .s^i* y*^ -«_v^i _______________j-_______-^^^9 words
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Advertisement42 1951-10-20 1 M.Flikter&S.Griaberg Diamonds Jewellery 67, Stamford Rd., (Eu Court) Bidg., Spore, 6. Telephone 7523. R CELEBRATIONS J v(S rrrJ i YOU MUST HAVE ,^1 THE BEST... f/jB i f -rLJ I S I O/^ pi Produce of France fis^ I'' BEEHIVE Jb BRANDY42 words
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498 1951-10-20 2 1 Page For Children A little boy's problem I^EAR Children, So many of you sent, in entries for last week's crossword puzzle it took two hours Just to open your envelopes. And as for selecting the winners, well, you won't believe me if498 words
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Article559 1951-10-20 2 3EAD and LEARN *yiTH the present power cuts and ral shortage of ricity it seems a it pity that science not found a way *_o the electrical •> r which co -re in a thunderrrn or to store it for Iff use. Moat j*v.pi£559 words
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Article950 1951-10-20 2 RASTUS - RASTUS by rkICK stood at the mouth of the cave with ears cocked, in a listening attitude. He heard the low hum of planes reverberating in echoing waves of sound from the hill tops. Like flood gates opening, the hum surged into a roar as five950 words
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Article97 1951-10-20 2 SPECIAL "family" coaches may be provided on Britain's trains of the future. The coaches would make travelling easter for people with children. This is one of the suggestions made by Mr FCC Curtis, Railway Executive architect. In a report 6n coach design published by the British97 words
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Advertisement78 1951-10-20 2 I JUNIOR CONTEST t t When you have coloured this delightful picture i> fill in your name, address and age, and post to Children's Page, Singapore Free Press. Cecil Street, to arrive not later than Wednesday next. There are four prizes of $5 (one each to a hoy and IE78 words
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Advertisement173 1951-10-20 2 Let your Dictionary be a refere of general knowledge. Vj0 puoiisneo by /*ftA**utt u^^ '^^Y includes matters ot interest sucn as; initial abbreviations. WtmU y measures, Esperanto, Formal -n^ address, French menu terms, ioreii classical phrases, place nam LS time, facts concerning the British rl monweakh, tad so on. AH173 words
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Miscellaneous291 1951-10-20 2 JUNIOR CROSSWORD t'LLES ACROSS: 5. He usua :,y R den. found ah c er the wcr.a: works on a newspaper; 7. The 6. Very sweet-smelling flowers- 8. language of Ancient Rome: 8. This The bock part of a boat; 9. Try to creature is a pest to crops and n291 words
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Article, Illustration204 1951-10-20 3 Noisy Reds again embarrass Socialists LONDON, Saturday j HE Socialist Party is again embarrassed in its struggle for the people's favour at the polls by the unsought support of Britain's small, but noisy, Communist party. The Communists saw all 100 of their candidates lipped in the 1950 General Election and204 words
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Article48 1951-10-20 3 TOKYO Sat. THOUSANDS of Japan from everv par: of the risited Tokyo's Ya.suShrinp to offer prayer i of Japan 1 xar dead enshrin cl I' was the ."irst time since •var that members of the Government played a formal role in the m,glfg A.PA.P - 48 words
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Article38 1951-10-20 3 dio °n Thursday the NOrth Koreans B woman bomber Sen-hi 24 acDo ac.ded she n rsi bombing and strafing raid over an "'enemy concenion point"' on an unspecie and set fire to an A.PA.P - 38 words
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Article16 1951-10-20 3 !i magazine. on Thursday dent ire issue to a :on of an ima^inarv Soviet Russia.—16 words
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Article56 1951-10-20 3 A cargo of rubber in the freighter Pulau Tello"--sunk by the Japanese in front of Teluk Bajoer Harbour was brought to the surface and auctioned in Padang on Thursday. The rubber which had been lying at the bottom of the sea, appeared still unspoiled andU.P - 56 words
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149 1951-10-20 3 HONG KONG, Sat. THE Chinese Nationalists are taking a page from the Communist guidebook in their efforts to win the allegiance of Chinese living abroad. The official Central Daily News of Taipeh, said the Nationalist authorities in Formosa would shortly announce a set ofU.P - 149 words
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Article103 1951-10-20 3 MELBOURNE, Sat. CORMER Emperor Bao Dai, chief of state in Vietnam, is going to get a pair of Dachshund dogs as a present, but something will have to be done about teaching them to understand French. Mrs. R. G. Casey, wife of the Minister ofA.P - 103 words
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Advertisement13 1951-10-20 3 LfILLYWOOD psayty Hini fck" B!) 'OOKLAxi BANISHES "NATION 1 'NIGHT: I nil. TAUGHT!13 words
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Advertisement307 1951-10-20 3 nothing but The Best is Good tor you THE BEST I GOLD DIAMOND JEWELLERY B with THE BEST WORKMANSHIP are always available here. Convince yourself with a look around. We welcome your Inspection wiihout any obligation. r^***** KIN. /7 6*4. MORTH BRIDGE nD. S'POfiE. TEL 827/ Q aBBBBBErBBBBBSIBaBBft&ttB MOTION IUHTHft307 words
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Miscellaneous10 1951-10-20 3 I S INGAPO RE KgC Singapore: I j K K10 words
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Miscellaneous287 1951-10-20 3 M#w Crossword No. 489 i^ y '^^^^^^■^^■Hl CUES .UKUSS 1. A place for spirit in battle in 1415 (9>. 8. Eros h;aJs thii memorial ill). 10. The heart of Queen Anne is queenly <3). 11. The American Indian has lost his kin <4). 13. Mussolini's" daughter in old legend (4).287 words
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Miscellaneous52 1951-10-20 3 Solution To Crossword No. 488 Across: 2, Stariing. 7. Price. 8, Oratorio. 9. Besom. 10. Picote^s 14, Nun. 15. Tee-total. 18, Latin 19, Neurotic. 20, Set up. 21. Analysts. Down: 1, Greek. 2, Scoof. 3, Terminology. 4, Rationalist. 5. Israel. 6, Grouse. 11, Cut. 12. Stanza. 13, Hecuba. 16, Lace*52 words
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Miscellaneous673 1951-10-20 3 YOUR LUCKY STAR SATURDAY BORN today, you are one who believes in working hard to achieve the comforts of living to have the time for pleasant leisure! In other words, you appear to achieve that periect balance between work and play that which most people dream about but never acquire.673 words
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367 1951-10-20 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY Oct. 20. 1931. Citizens' Army INCREASINGLY the citizens of Singapore are called upon to give their service to the Colony and discharge the duties which fall upon citizens. The Government appeals for more non-Malay n cruits to the Police Force, and for more men from367 words
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Article126 1951-10-20 4 F:nan:ial Secretary talks of higher taxation, and at once and with gojd reason the cry foea up: "Make the taxdodgen pay up first before you think of raisins income tax rates." V: equally good reason the an ti- taxation Unofflc might have called upon the Government to126 words
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783 1951-10-20 4 City of politicians and paradox and the home makers 'dream is T'HE politicians' paraA dise; the homemakers' dream, Pretoria, the capital of Afrikanerdom, reconciles the paradox of the Afrikaner temperament. That reconciliation is apparent in the* brick, stone, concrete, parks, gardens and homes of the city, described to me by783 words
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Article, Illustration32 1951-10-20 4 Revenell, anisic hall "and radio star, who is xo'mg to Korea to entertain the troops, has a tough time in her Hamistead. London home decdi'ijr what to hlcluda in her p^i--»nal32 words
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Article, Illustration222 1951-10-20 4 where it is Spring now and thoughts are turned to the annual jacaranda festival Manchester-like, Pies' ria claims iUe opening runs of new plays and Afrikaans films. Fust nights in Pretoria are distinguished affairs the Prime Minister, GovernorGeneral, Cabinet Minister and diplomats fill the intimate, old-fashioned Opera House, where222 words
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Article620 1951-10-20 4 Citizen - Citizen mi' Not enough to yell I ODAY, when cost of living is high in Singapore, it is easy to suggest that the authorities should clamp down on profiteers but not so easy to realise what the cost of control would be. Champions of price control should620 words
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Article, Illustration44 1951-10-20 4 Little Jacqueline Hogg, uf Colohoster, has her own priva her pram— from which to pay a child's tribute to the Regiment a s they take part in a final parade ami mi lK{ a x Barracks, Colchester, before leaving for t44 words
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Article660 1951-10-20 4 MARGARET LAIG - LIGHT'S DREAM CAME TR MARGARET LAIG Tomorrow is the of the death of the fot I of Per.ang QNE hundred and fifty-seven years ago tomorrow, on the twen-ty-first of October, 1794, died a courageous pioneer of Malaya, a man on whom the future generations of many races were to depend.660 words
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Advertisement16 1951-10-20 4 LEE MIN ffi WATCH .Shi* co -5-A, Cnange Alley TEpW Singapore 1. fi^-f Tel. 3348 p?/16 words
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Advertisement12 1951-10-20 4 Tiger Testimonials Mr. Percy Cholmomhlm awaiting his remittance, Njid"Boy! Where's my flGf*-12 words
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Title Section8 1951-10-20 1 Free Press Saturday Magazine SATURDAY, October 20. 1951.8 words
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Article, Illustration970 1951-10-20 1 They came from India T -me •Ji^-'jj! I mbiti f have I thcli E I i it I I I I I m I I K B f K K m B K m m I B l B K Hindu ■9 be LAKSHIMI DURAI TELLS OF THE MANY COLOURFUL970 words
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Article, Illustration1067 1951-10-20 1 LEAKY pots and pans need not be discarded because the Professional solder man can give them a m w life An itinerant, the Tinman roves the street, o Singapore in search of leakin- utensils to mend. His entire outfit comprises a quantity of corru^ated iron roofing.1,067 words
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Article, Illustration15 1951-10-20 1 J. Wickenden - TIN WAS BOUGHT WITH BLOOD J. Wickenden by Gershwin music, fine dancing —and great imagination15 words
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Advertisement89 1951-10-20 1 INDIGESTION I Relieved By I i ONE DOSE I J-y A Of This Famous Remed* I iM Donl lcl Iridigcstion maki V 9^^ your meals a misery. Lctjus» R /JB BRAND STOMACH POW IP Iy± itf^-we^ DER bring you relicf Thls H B v v J*f M- famous remedy relieves89 words
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Advertisement63 1951-10-20 1 J7^ef4ejom FINE NYLONS... FOR WOMEN OF MAGNIFICENT DREAMS -4 1 V £/i B Available in 1 *tyle«: 54 g««ge 15 Accented with Ofc, Seam V e J3 den.cf Lace St.tcfc v 0 ~~~Z^^^^ CenMine Non-run 51 «a«ik;« 15 <••«•» jf^r^^s^ x Biack f n-< JT irrilii V Accented «nth Oh,63 words
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Article, Illustration568 1951-10-20 2 MGM has added another bright young star to its already lustrous firmament in Leslie Caron who makes an overwhelmingly successful first appearance in AN AMERICAN IN PARIS (coming to the Cathay). And strangely enough she's quite an ugly duckling really but that shouldn't stop568 words
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Article219 1951-10-20 2 Richard Widmark, as the commander of a learn of frogmen outlines to his men the plan of attack on Japanese beach installations. cones en hard times as both the British and American industries have in the past year nothing is more likely to pour money into219 words
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Article, Illustration126 1951-10-20 2 ]y[AUHICE DENHAM was married 14 years ago but he has only just had time for his "honeymoon." He look his wife motoring on the Continent for ten days. Returning and passing the Odeon. Leicester square. London, he popped in to ask wnen the Press she* of "No126 words
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Article537 1951-10-20 2 4 FTER years of trying, Fredric March and Willy Loman are starred together in- a picture. Of course, you know March, the two-time Academy Award winner and perennial film topliner. What you don't know Willy? Why, he's the traveller, laden with samples and filled wiih futility,A.P - 537 words
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Article, Illustration579 1951-10-20 2 JYMSON HARMAN; Harold Conway - Big-shot pays a visit by JYMSON HARMAN HOLLYWOOD big-shot Darryl F Zanuck interrupted a golfing holiday in France to ring up his boys in London and tell them he is particularly pleased with two British stars he has used lately. One is James Mason who plays the part ox Rommel579 words
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Article146 1951-10-20 2 these were not the best years of her young life and begged, to b P excused from her contract. i^ANADIAN-BORN Lo i s V» Maxwell went several steps further; she walked out of Hollywood as a whok* —"it was ail just too silly! —and made a new name146 words
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Advertisement133 1951-10-20 2 Phone 1042 J"V HI Air-Cooled j LAST DAY TODAY 11-1 J.i-4 »O-6.:5-9.3a Men MARLON BRANDO TERESA WRIGHT NmmO *ru 'JMM »r«m Season From Mid nit e Tonight! RANDOLPH SCOR Brand X-w Print. Distributed hv >ht* Bro.brrs l.id^ TODAY DAILY 11-1.45-4 {,!-♦> ::o-9.3O ifi Warner bfcs Along the pEATfVIDE wi Kirk133 words
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Advertisement81 1951-10-20 2 Irobert rossehs |PRODUCTION n I W- ■if m im rr>r Hi '•■..';!f!lKUt ri_i I'd t r^*' ■^•rmrt 4H ttft #^P B^B A. V2 f J*^m[ n *-A BbV fl BBSn i »^^*^Bl j£ i \l Bv 'i^Bbh Bl^iJfcj 1 >v b^^^^Bvv Ir Bl r j^ C KKj -Bhf^ MJf Mk81 words
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Article, Illustration914 1951-10-20 3 BUD ROGERS - A ruse for Patricia by BUD ROGERS derly world of his home and his family. With a rueful smile at the thought of his last, undipped cup. he snapped off the light and slept. He slept until nearly noon. At breakfast, the headlines m the morning papers screamed a: him.914 words
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Article537 1951-10-20 3 (Continued from Page One) mander of the armed men of the kongsi, and Hiu Fatt. a jovial strong man and Ah Loy s personal bodyguard Later Ah Loy secured the support of the Sultan, and indirectly the support of the British. At first, rival forces537 words
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Article555 1951-10-20 3 Kay See - X HOLIDAY has become a problem for the thouof manual workers in the Federation, where the Weekly Holidays Ordinance came into force on Oct. 1. They arc at a loose end on how to spend their day off, being so used to working the555 words
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Article402 1951-10-20 3 TIIK U.S. Army Department reports that the M mighty mite of military mobility," the jeep, soon may get wings. Plans before research officials call for an airphibian—a jeep capable of operating in the air as a plane or on the ground as a wheeled vehicle.U.P - 402 words
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Advertisement131 1951-10-20 3 RIZHARu A B F HiKDER SOLh MACLAINE STOKVIS (M) LTD. SINGAPORE, Most P.p«i,r SEWING MACHINES LOWEST PRICE xwr SERVICE GUARAMTEE3 simj i a if CHOPC UANHO Tel. ***** Latest Selection ef known Brands=^ •i Swiss Watches for Cents tr Ladies in Stock REPAIRS ALSO UNDERTA Wholesale and Retail. YICK WOH131 words
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Article, Illustration1525 1951-10-20 4 HAROLD MA YES - CUGAB Ray Robinson was deter- mined to make his first defence of the world welterweight title something out of the ordinary. That night in June, 1947, in Cleveland, Ohio, he put everything he hod into his contest with Jimmy Doyle, the West1,525 words
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Article622 1951-10-20 4 P. LOVEGROVE - I^NTRIES for this season's Army Rugby Union Challenge Cup competition, which set up yet another record, stress the constantly growing popularly of the handling code among British troops. One hundred and fortyfive units will be participating this winter 23 more than last year and622 words
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Article345 1951-10-20 4 ARCHIE QUICK - ARCHIE QUICK Bv riNE of the features of the current English football season has been the superabundance of talent possessed by the Army. In a recent First Division match Portsmouth fielded three National Servicemen from the R.A.O.C. Depot at Hilsea, yet not one of the trio has345 words
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Article176 1951-10-20 4 fiehter. The result is that many bo s do not even know the elementary principles, such as when they should eat before a fight or even when they snould eat before training. If they don^ know the beginnings of it all. how can you expect them176 words
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Article352 1951-10-20 4 DAI HOPKINS. ex-Brentford Welsh international ar,d globetrotter No. 1. has been engaged by the Army F.A. on a short-term coaching appointment in the Middle East. By AFTER all the trouble which Singapore Amateur Football Association Councillors underwent to make the visit of the Swedish club, Helsingborg, possible, we352 words
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Article117 1951-10-20 4 CRUSADER - Why not Services XI from U.K.? CRUSADER Surplus likely this year Free Press Staff Reporter J»HE current year's budget of the Singapore City Council has so far shown a surplus of income over annually recurrent charges of 82,100,000, the Council's Finance and General Purposes Committee was advised. This, together with117 words
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Advertisement169 1951-10-20 4 PACKED AT THE PEAK OF FLAVOUR. I MORE THAN SOO VAR/cr, n TO CHOOSE FROM World's Largest Family of Fine jg y£r JB *fi LAM HOCK DIAMOND and GOLDSMITH* IS 9m m wfm We sren^lsp m Itm LATE^I |N; and WAMONO 620 .Norhh Bridge Road Sineapwt TEL 4247 ON SALE169 words
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Article, Illustration327 1951-10-20 5 Among Hit items cue from ne estimates v.ere the development of t Hong Lim Gretn, the construction of a swimming pool on a site adjoining King Georce V Park ano the construction and equipping ot a permanent dispensary at Lorone Lalat. For the HonePicture - 327 words
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113 1951-10-20 5 YOUTH LEADER LEAVES FOR U.N. SEMINAR SINGAPORE'S youth Mr. A. M. Cherian, Preof the Singapore You ih Council, lef: by air i on 1. y morning on the 0 lap his journey io Delhi, from where he proceed to Simla in j n India to atrend a Tooth Welfare S113 words
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Article238 1951-10-20 5 AN Asian Regional Conference on "Workers Education' may be held in the near future if a suggestion made by the General-Secretary of the Workers' Education Association, Singapore, Mr. E. S. Moorthy, is accepted by the International Federation of Workers' Education Associations. Mr Moorthy said that he238 words
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Article162 1951-10-20 5 A mfetin* will be held on Nov. 6in Singapore, at a venue ,o be announced later to found a Sinc»P«re Association for the The AssociaUon is being founded pnmarily to organise an n,,eal for fundv and later to runiinue interest in. and ass stance to. the blind in162 words
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Article, Illustration79 1951-10-20 5 Mr. A. V. PE.iERA, newiy appointed Registration Clerk at the City Council Secretariat. In addition to dealing with proceedings of the City Council, he will also b* committee clerk for the Council's Public Works Committee. A keen amateur photographer who has taken innumerable pictures of events connected with the City79 words
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Article34 1951-10-20 5 lialaya'l contributions to the South East Asia Pavilion at the ■;:bo Exhibition nex: year will be ;-h&wn against a background of ncrgency, if recommendations ward 'J tcHugh. i: v'.'-'jr of i ices.34 words
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Article98 1951-10-20 5 Free Fress Staff Re* r r £kiE decision to estltbiisn a Malayan Navy so that Singapore could play its part in the defence of its shores and of its trade was one which could not fail to meet with ready acceptance, said the Governor of Singapore,98 words
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Article36 1951-10-20 5 A husband yesterday sued his oretty wifo for the return of the furniture bouent for their weddin?. The Kuala Lumpur First Magls:i the suit and made no OTd r i. °,ardi.ig costs.36 words
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Article81 1951-10-20 5 EBIBBOIDCILED SLIPI by Sukinah binfe Abu, of the Scott's Road Girl's School, on show in the Singapore Art Society's second annual exhibition of the works of local teachers nnd art students at the British Council hall.— Picture by Dr. C I GibMM.miL 1 A total ot81 words
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Article199 1951-10-20 5 A claim for $62,655 arui interest brought by the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China against Messrs. Gian Singh and Company of Singapore, was dismissed yesterday, because of a technicality, with costs for Messrs Gian Singh and Company, by Mr. Justice Wilson, in the Kuala199 words
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236 1951-10-20 5 QUOTA SYSTEM IS ABOLISHED... Licences for hawkers in Rural Areas Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singapore Rural Board has decided to abolish A the hawker quota system and will instead license ill hawkers in the rural areas, a spokesman of the Soard told the Free Press yesterday. The Board thus236 words
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84 1951-10-20 5 MONKEY 'ARMY DESTROYS 11 VILLAGE HOMES CEVEN full-grown monkeys were shot dead by a Murdcipal dogshooter in Kampong Murtan, Malacca, following the recent "invasion" by hundreds of monkeys into this village. Despite this, however, "attacks" by these monkeys from the surrounding jungle still continue. So far. the monkeys are stated84 words
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Article56 1951-10-20 5 Mr. Justino Navarro, Becretan of the PhiJlyplnes Consulate, which will be opened shorlty in Singapore, arrived in the Co-ony by air on Wednssday with Mrs. Navarro The Consul-General-Designate, Mr. Yusup Abubakar, is expected here in a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. Navarro were received at the airport by56 words
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Article, Illustration10 1951-10-20 5 In Pad Lurrpur, m :uCMa t.10 words
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71 1951-10-20 5 Free Press Staff Reporter T^HE prices of butter and cheese imported from Australia and New Zealand, w-iii- i showed a slight incrfasc last month, are expected to fume down with the fresh shir>itK l "»s i t of th«se commodities beinjj taken71 words
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Advertisement153 1951-10-20 5 ufW DEPARTMENT"— i ■.w /o The rush I V /or I nEEPAVALI j L .E* I I ly f Coigns H pi I 1/ §£$u§k% I I OF THE EAST P PWE-1 PHOfiE 5214,5. j r PARCELS? IL NlilV nclude tinned H i specify H pure thick CREAM 4-02. 40153 words
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Advertisement57 1951-10-20 5 W I IN TRIPLE 3 STRANDED Mm 24 to 33 $39.50 W 34 to 36 $43.50 Mo. 190. 14" Peach with a non stretching Batiste •j£' k a Front Panel is fitted wtrh l *^y f ff 2 Removable Bones. 34 to 35 $38.50 V»DIES DEFT. 2fo Of 1 tkA57 words
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Article, Illustration434 1951-10-20 6 COSTLY BLACKPOOL XI v.FULHAM Good soccer for London today From ARCHIE QUICK A "LOCAL DERBY", the visit of the expensive Blackpool side and the appearance of the successful Villa team provide London with its First Division fare today. Villa fell heavily to Manchester United last week, and Spurs should gatherFox - 434 words
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Article54 1951-10-20 6 VI. AST minute goal by N. Kandasamy enabled Raffles Institution to hold the Joliore English College to a 2-2 draw in a fiiendly hockey match played at the johore English College ground yesterday. Harbans Singh scored both the goata for the College while Kandaimv scored twice54 words
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Article52 1951-10-20 6 HTHE draw for the following events in the Singapore badminton championships will take place tomorrow at the Clerical Union Hall Immediately after the morning junior inter-club match between Useful B.P. and Marigold 8.P.: Men's singles, men's doubles women's singles women's doubles, mixed doubles, veterans' singles, veterans' doubles and52 words
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Article177 1951-10-20 6 SINGAPORE Cricket Club once more showed what a t hockey side they have this season when they beat University of Malaya XI 3—l in their S.H.A. First League match on the f yesterday. S.C.C were without Dickinson at centre-forward. but Reynolds, at centre-half, and half,177 words
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Article184 1951-10-20 6 Len' s innings at the mike IT WAS almost, as tough is going out to open t \:..ngs in a T ten." commented L- after his hour a.s i > actor at the BBC. I headquarters. Huron had just come on i field a few weeks a.; when he was184 words
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Article, Illustration107 1951-10-20 6 IN the West Country I met hotelier Bruce Longworth, well-known Wanderer of Bolton's Cup-winning years, writes W. Capel Kirby. He was on his way to taking another look at Mike Stern, the Newquay centre-for-ward whose marksmanship is one of the features of the up-and-coming South-Wes-ternFree Press - 107 words
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Article84 1951-10-20 6 r pHREE British champions— Jack Gardner, Don Cockell and Roy Ankarah will box exhibition bouts in a show organised for the benefit of Mac Joachim, former Indian Olympic Games representative, whose professional career has been ended Decause of damaged sight Ktavyweight champion Gardner will box three84 words
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Article403 1951-10-20 6 LADS 'BLOODED' IN LEAGUE SOCCER From ARCHIE QUICK TIRST CLASS football in Britain has quite a lot of youthful talent, as indicated by the following list of lads who have been "blooded" i i League matches since the start of this season George Aitken (Middlesbrough i, Geoff Darrowoliffe (Derby County),403 words
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Article94 1951-10-20 6 Festival race again in 1952 KING George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, richest race on the British Turf this season, will be staged at Ascot again next year. The race was inaugurated this season to mark the Festival of Britain. Giving the news that the race would be run again,Reuter - 94 words
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Article204 1951-10-20 6 ST. John's Ambulance Brigade beat Boys' Brigade 2-1 in the first game of the Rayner Shield soccer competition for youth clubs yesterday. Walter scored first for Boys' Brigade, but Seow Teng Kee and Henry John replied for St. John's Ambulance Brigade. The Welshmen, with only one newReuter - 204 words
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Article73 1951-10-20 6 OHELL Sports Club qualified for the Business Houses F.A. knockout Cup final by beating Malaya Publishing House four-nil on the F. and N. ground yesterday. Omar Yahaya, the Shell S.C. centre-forward, scored three goals, the other coming from Zainal Abidin. Shell S.C. controlled play and73 words
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Article33 1951-10-20 6 ENGLAND'S reorganised team, which shows six changes from the side which drew with France, will be on trial in the soccer international against Wales at Cardiff today.33 words
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Article147 1951-10-20 6 THE world's muscle men are conversing on Milan for the world weightliftms championships from Oct. 26 to 28. Oscar State, a London schoolmaster and an official of the British Amateur Weightlifting Association, tips the seven-man American team to pull off the honours. State, after studying the147 words
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Advertisement11 1951-10-20 6 See! THE BULL-FICHT!' Columbia's THE BKAVK BILLS" \PITOI Tonight M nit.11 words
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Miscellaneous51 1951-10-20 6 THtr G AM6O L? 4/^ /Soaaa* Abjp^o^^ *n LOSE- THEr »«k -SO BE- cf -1 ffMTAOOAMI WO TUt-N iPtQWAP^J g^Z^pt-V IN THt DOOQ ANO| JU^T OPE-N A oJ SS&tu* >S BtAOV WME-N I 6fcT HO/Mr ANOJ J A SHOW SOhAtWHtßfe- r-^?= -^nSI'M JO€T P^AOV P====^ JU^T QPtrKj A TIM Of-51 words
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Article127 1951-10-20 7 (eeltrap best ,naw sprint L Ml \NI-KWIS l> h NANG, Saturday. A f«ssed rac c> at the course this l er tht .Autumn Cup (Class 3-1* W^, >print for Class 3, W this ■ftemoon. They appear to be h s on the seven-event pro-127 words
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Article461 1951-10-20 7 ITLE FIGHT OR CHARITY E M me doubt he will e .p Ho*e er. if he does saddle up he in well. \\h It Um Is a very strong tip l number of raceeve she w.vs unlucky not ivt *w her first start. She y awmy from the barrier e461 words
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Article186 1951-10-20 7 |*HE only race for Class 4 I horses over a mile, at Peuang today (race six) is not easy for punters. Form and handicapping point to Dar-Es-SaUam. He finished fourth to Zalovix, Azad and Knight Galkrtit. over six, at his last start at Kuala Lumpur.. He186 words
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Article198 1951-10-20 7 MALAYAN Chinese footoaiiers mis evening win field a stellar team in an effort to break a longstanding jinx and square the annual Ho Ho Cup series at three-all. Hong Kong Chinese have never been beaten at home in this competition since it was -rinaugurated198 words
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86 1951-10-20 7 SIR Malcolm McAlpine, President of the Racehorse Owners' Association (England), said this week that the position of the horseracing industry in Britain was critical. In an address to the annual meeting of the association in London, he said that unless there was some reliefA.P - 86 words
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Article447 1951-10-20 7 JJONG KONG Badminton Association expect to make a profit of $10,000 (H.K.) from the coming exhibition matches by Wong Peng Soon and other Malayan stars. The matches will be purely exhibitions and will not be considered an interport, it was recently decided by the Hong447 words
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Article87 1951-10-20 7 A good second-half display by Scotland enat/ed them to run out winners by four goals to one over Ireland In the Seletar inter-community soccer final at Seletar ves terday. In the opening stages of the game, Ireland combined well and scored through their outeidenght Daly.87 words
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Advertisement159 1951-10-20 7 FROM FIRST SER VICE. to Game Set HUGHES' "BLUE CIRCLE" TENNIS STRINGS YOU CAN RELY ON THEM Z=KINGS= 23-1, Raffles Place, Phone: Singapore 1- ***** I VARIETY I I FLOOR SHOW I at the H Capitol Restaurant f Wednesday October 24th g| enormous success cSSSS^OCX3f?S gQ o/ losf Wednesday's CO159 words
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Miscellaneous639 1951-10-20 7 ALLAH LEW.S *K KS P AgSE B JEEP CALL }L o ST"" ST-" IS^" BF RACE Trarvii* Biunton RACE 3 BABA pfte-r mmm Pet«r g™ PETER PETE E £-5 l as-*™ a*— a: >, RACE C DAR-ES-SALAAM TEMUJIN ts-mitiiv a=r SSt. S 2 gasr" ksb— uar M -^»»m Nomad Nomad639 words
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Miscellaneous106 1951-10-20 7 Todays sport RIGBY: S.C.C. v Combined R.A.F., padang; South Johore v R.A.F. (Tengah), Johore Bahru; Johore English College v St. Andrew's School, Johore Bahru; S.H.B. v R.A.F. (Changi), Changi. HOCKEY: S.C.R.C. v R.A.F. Uhangi), Changi; S.R.C. v Y.M.C.A., S.R.C. ground; La tiff Wanderers v 223 8.0.D., St. Georges Road; R.A.F.106 words
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Article29 1951-10-20 8 Strain Times Free Press For the convenience of advert, sett our Representatives at Ist Floor Singapore Cold Storage. Orchard Road, will receive small .idvertisements and answers to box numbers.29 words
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Article53 1951-10-20 8 BOWLES- At Swansea, on Oct. ITh. 10 Margaret and Jack d r. Linda. MARKS: To Rosemary and John, at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, on Oct. 19!h. a daughter. WATSON: On Friday, October 19th. at the Batu Gajah Hospital, to Joyce, wife of Bill of the Chartered Bank, Teluk Anson. a53 words
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Article41 1951-10-20 8 McMULLEN- WILLIS: The en■.er.t is announced between Dr Arnold Ivor McMullen, younqer son of Mr. and Mrs C. R McMullen of Ballygrainey. N. Irrbntf. and Josephine Patricia, ri^ucrhter of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Willis, of Cluny Estate. Slim River.41 words
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Article43 1951-10-20 8 STIRLING: On 11th October, 1951. at St. Charles Hospital, London. William George, youngest »r>n of the late Major Gilbert r.e. of Sy.sonby Lodge, Melton Mowbr.iv and husband of Mrs I :!mg of 21 Vale Court Vale. Formerly of the van Civil Service.43 words
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Article25 1951-10-20 8 EXHIBITION of Handwork, oil nga and water colours by Yankee Leone at Y.W.C.A. 5. I Singapore today and Mor.rtiv txom 10 a.m. 6 p.m.25 words
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Article35 1951-10-20 8 l-TJOA: On 18.10.51. the I is announced between Lim Choon. only son of i Bee Hong and 1' tfli N H Eng. and Tjoa i I > second daughter of Mr Tjoa Goan Kiat bo:h35 words
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Article, Illustration78 1951-10-20 8 Hooliganism breaks out at election meetings LONDON, Saturday. ACTS of hooliganism at election meetings address ed by Mr. Attlee and his Cabinet colleagues am Conservative leaders have been reported from sorm divisions in England. Mrs Malcolm MacDonald (centre) chats with Mf». F. A Van Woerden and Mr. Van Woerden, NetherlandsFree Press - 78 words
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Article, Illustration271 1951-10-20 8 OSBERT LANCASTER - by OSBERT LANCASTER It is estimated that the number of electors wil be 34.915.11? for tho 625 seats in the House of Commons. Students from more thai 40 countries, including Indk. Ceylon, Malaya, and Burni will watch the election count, in London. Fifteen London borough have agreed with271 words
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Article7 1951-10-20 8 E. GERMANY 'CAN JOIN W. PACT' A.PA.P - 7 words
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Article63 1951-10-20 8 ALI KHAN ON WORLD TOUR Prince Ali Khan arrived in Como, Italy, from Switzerland yesterday and announced he will leave today on a trip around the world by boat, train, airplane and automobile. Ali Khan said that upon his return to Europe, he will take up automobile racing and willU.P - 63 words
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Article162 1951-10-20 8 Major-Gen. Nam Raza, new Pakistan Ambassador to China, reached Manila by air vesterday on his way to as- sume his post. A.P KARLSRUHE. Sat. CHANCELLOR Konrad Adev nauer said yesterday that the western allies have offered to take all Germany into the Western defence system, if East andA.P - 162 words
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Article29 1951-10-20 8 The Japanese Maritime Safety Board expects to buv -ix helicopters from the United States to search for flcatina mines in waters around JaDan.— A.P 1950- Reuter picture.A.P; Reuter - 29 words
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Article376 1951-10-20 8 FRENCH Baron De Venice yesterday advertised in The Times, London, for a part •of Napoleon's original death mask. He believes it may be tucked away in an English attic or a country museum. The English-born Baron In his advertisement asked any descendant of Dr. Francis Burton, the manAFP; A.P - 376 words
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Article244 1951-10-20 8 LONDON, Saturday. T ORD Goddard. the Lord Chief Justice, said: "Drunken drivers are as plain a menace as mad dogs" and he urged magistrates to give them severe sentences. He had before him in the High Court a case in which a man was earlier fined244 words
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Article103 1951-10-20 8 •THE Former Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, called last night for a "peace through strength" foreign policy that would make it possible to negotiate from strength with the Egyptians. He insisted it was still honourable at times to use force to commend respect for the rule of lawU.P; A.P - 103 words
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Article33 1951-10-20 8 A right-wing Greek newspaper in Cyprus today challenged the British government to grant the people of Cyprus the right of self-determina-tion which it was pledged to give to the Sudanese people. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article15 1951-10-20 8 Sir Alvary Gascoigne, Britain's new Ambassador to Russia arrived in Moscow yesterday.- ReuterReuter - 15 words
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269 1951-10-20 8 A mystery man leads racehorse dopers LONDON, Sat. STEWARDS of the Jockey Club— which controls all flat racing in Britain— may call n Scotland Yard to trace n doping gang led by a mystery man of the racecourse. The gang is beleived to have "nobbled" racehorses by usiaig the drugs269 words
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Article96 1951-10-20 8 WASHINGTON, Sat. T'HE average length of life in the United States has increased to nearly 68 years. It has jumped more than 20 years since 1900. This was announced by Federal Security Administrator Oscar R. Ewing, on the basis of 1949 vital statistics. On the average,A.P - 96 words
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Article33 1951-10-20 8 English-born Mrs. Mary O'Neill, believed to be America's oldest woman, died yesterday at the age of 113 in the home she had moved into one month ago at Koonsville. Pennsylvania.33 words
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Article25 1951-10-20 8 Yesterday's closing quotations oyi the Hong Kong money exchange were HK$6.B3 6.87 per US$. HK515.70 per sterling. HK5330.5 per tael of gold.— U.PU.P - 25 words
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Advertisement153 1951-10-20 8 FOR SALE KEi or electrically I E!ecUolux Refrigerator. 3 cuf.ft. $450. Phone 2?231 Ext. 662. VEHICLES FOR SALE STANDARD 14 SALOON 194' E < condition. Fully insured Uf> n Sept 1052 $3,400 or: :Ter. Apply Box 5277, F.P BARGAIN. First offer over 8 in excellent con- Apply Mr. Grange. Phone153 words
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