The Singapore Free Press, 8 November 1951
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Title Section19 1951-11-08 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA h SINGAPORE, THI'RSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1951. PRICE FIH KEN CKYIn19 words
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Article, Illustration621 1951-11-08 1 .power 'disarm plan to go to U.N. PARIS, Thursday. DRITAIN, the United States and France yesterday offered to disclose and then reduce their armies and armaments, including atomic arms, if Russia will do the same, but warned that they will continue to rearm until the KoreanFree Press - 621 words
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Article282 1951-11-08 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. PRESIDENT, Truman yesterday directly appealed to the Soviet leaders to accept the We s t's disarmament plan. "I urge the Kremlin to accept this proposal. 1 urge them to make it Vnown to the people of the SoviPt U*ito* In a nation-wide broadcast,U.P. - 282 words
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Article40 1951-11-08 1 Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Commissioner General for South east Asia, is scheduled to arrive m Saigon today for discussion with Genera! Jean de Lattre de Tassigny. Commander of the French 'forces m Indo-China, and Emperor Bao Dai. U.P.U.P. - 40 words
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Article148 1951-11-08 1 SECRET TALKS BY ARABS LONDON Thurs. THE SIX ARAB states of the United Nations will hold a secret meeting m Paris tomorrow to discuss their attitude to the Western fouroower proposals for a Middle "Sast defence command. The meeting will be attended by the Foreign Ministers or delegation leaders ofReuter - 148 words
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Article89 1951-11-08 1 EUSTIS. Florida, Thurs. CAMUEL Shepherd, a Ne?ro whose conviction on -harges of rapin? a farm wife was reversed by J >h? U.S. Supreme Court, was shot to death last nisrht by Sheriff Willis? B McCall. His companion m the case. Walter Lee Irvin. was seriousivA.P. - 89 words
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Article44 1951-11-08 1 CZECH REDS REBELLIOUS Radio Free Europ? jsaid yesterday it has received "sensational documents" concerning a plot by Czech Communists to break with the Soviet Union. The radio said this wa.s the reason for the sweeping reshuffle of the Czech cabinet last September. A. P.A.P. - 44 words
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Article31 1951-11-08 1 BANDITS FIRE ON TRAS CONVOY M£!? today m I -rr. ls bei"«fi! i*"i-" m it I I I Kcsodir.x f t 2i I B H ■fc awpl» abo p r** I31 words
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267 1951-11-08 1 FAYID, Thursday. A BRITISH military spokesman alleged yesterday Egyptian "terror squads" have warned Egyptian shopkeepers who sell goods to Britons that they will be "executed m public squares.'' This warning he added, appeared m unsigned pamphlets distributed to shopkeepers m the Canal zone town ofReuter - 267 words
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Article63 1951-11-08 1 OKLAHOMA CITY. Thurs. A blinding ball of fire roared over western Oklahoma and North Texas yesterday then exploded like a ciap of thunder breaking windows m one Oklahoma area. The fiery object was believed to have been a meteor. Bus driver Lloyd Pe?k first reported seeing63 words
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Article102 1951-11-08 1 TEHERAN, Thursday. THE Persian Government, pinched by the loss ,>f huge oil revenues, faces a threatened strike of Government employees. The newspaper, Attash, saic that Government employe as will walk out next Sunday unless the Government meets overtime back pay ciaims. Other signs pointed to aA.P. - 102 words
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Article21 1951-11-08 1 American fcMSM m Korea now total 07.514 men. an increase of 1 W2 over last week i figure. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 21 words
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175 1951-11-08 1 ROME, Thurs. PIERO raruffi, the wellknown [tUUMfi racing driver made a hazardous but unavailing bid to beat six world records m the 1.500--fOO cc iu**nMfcl3oal car plats with his weird iwm torpedo car here yesterday on the Appian Way A last minute breakdownReuter - 175 words
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810 1951-11-08 1 LONDON, Thursday. rHE new Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Richard Butler, last night announced a drastic cut of £350,000,000 m Britain's spending abroad, m a big bid to make both ends meet. Mr. Butler told the House of Commons that this "leavy reduction would810 words
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Article170 1951-11-08 1 Gaitskell supports Govt. The former Labour Chincellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Hugh (iaitskell, said m the House of Commons yesterday thai the Oppos lion would approve the bulk of the austerity measure* announced by the Chancellor. Mr. R. A. Butlrr Mr. tiaitskell, however, stipulated that the Opposi tion would onlyA.F.P.; U.P. - 170 words
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Article27 1951-11-08 1 Four U.S. Navy men w«-re killed and 10 injured wtien a jet fighter crashed into parked planes on an aircraft carrier off Korea. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Advertisement24 1951-11-08 1 r l i J ®m peas.... 1 f/».-iii. O«/y chnice. H?,B3WrJ^ tt^" />^/v n« picked for *««C2^ M °UNTAIN MAID" j^*^^ C* Ston«i Co.,24 words
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1276 1951-11-08 2 Montgomery Hyde M. P - Castleragh :new light new light is thrown on a mystery Montgomery Hyde M.P. by Why did fhe Marquess of Londonderry commit suicide? lowe Leigh has a good deal to say about the tragedy 3ASTLEREAGH By lowe Leigh (Collins). A BOOK just publish- ed clears up one of the mysteries of1,276 words
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Article496 1951-11-08 2 Robert Ottaway - Women have pride of place Robert Ottaway BOOKS m BRIEF TWO women novelists of sense and sensibility take pride of place this week. Julia Strachey's The Man On The Pltr (Lehmann,) concerns a young man and his tentative exploration of the treacheries of love and desire. The mesh of conflict496 words
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266 1951-11-08 2 GEORGE MALCOLM THIMSON - Churchill 'prepared to ignore experts' GEORGE MALCOLM THIMSON FALL OF SINGAPORE m MAIN FLEET TO SINGAPORE. By Captain Russell Grenfell. (Faber and Faber). THE loss of Singapore, greatest single disaster of the war, was a blow to British prestige from which we still suffer. Captain Grenfell, whose famous "Bismarck Episode266 words
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Article358 1951-11-08 2 JON HOPE - JON HOPE oy UfHEN your father is chairman of one of the largest publishers and Eton, Oxford, are behind you, what then? For. 22-year-old Timothy younger son of Ralph Hod-der-Williams. of Hodder and Stoughton words. He has been learning the book business. But for his 24-year-old358 words
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Article513 1951-11-08 2 Peter Quennell - Peter Quennell By BEYOND EUPHRATES. Al TOBIO GRAPH* 1928-1933 by F r e y a Stark. (Murray). SINCE first I read The Valleys of the Assassins," 17 years ago now, Freya Siark, its versatile authoress, has been my favourite woman traveller. For she has almost513 words
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Advertisement36 1951-11-08 2 THE SINGAPORE! DOCTOR The Singapore Doctor states that his advice m case* of i suspected appendicitis "Rub E the painful spot" given m yesterday's Free Press should r read as DON T mk, the painful spot."36 words
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Advertisement130 1951-11-08 2 ALWAYS ASK FOR NATIONAL LOOSE LEAF BOOKS The illustration shews one of the large range c' c Bco. mum IN EVERY SIZE FOR EVERY PURPOSE Manu««cttired by THE NATIONAL LO k Repretertutivc ttiroufhoui Stngapoic me f-rc DONALD MOORE. QID«LAVENDER FROM ROYAL DtKSItH GROWN AT BANCHORY. SCOTLAND DEE LAVENDER WATER FLOWER130 words
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Miscellaneous221 1951-11-08 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, the conflict reach success, you must able of putting i« 'ojjether betwe a n the impulsive or^ hard and unremit- again. Dot't let this scten tingly. Once a balance be- ,t^c attitude frusxrate your emotionalism of a crea- twein these two sides 6t best efforts.221 words
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Miscellaneous60 1951-11-08 2 Solution To Crossword No. 505 Acrofosc 1, Michaelmas. 7, Day. P>, Btwene Aram. 10, Ramps. 11, Krrjti. 14. Rosie. 15, R«pel. 18. Tjen^re. 19, Skins. 22, Icelanders. 23 L«eo. 24 Snowstorms. Down: Ee^kei. 2 Cigars. 3, Agnate. 4. Lew. "5-. Adam. B, SaWpler. 9 Ra- P 12. Rorkies. 13, Aisne.60 words
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Miscellaneous100 1951-11-08 2 New Crossword No. 504 1. Private ariry ot a fflM magnate? s>: tfiioot it m a boar '7. pvvanci* version of the nightshade' (6-4> 8. Rock en bu«e '6>; 8. Secur«djdk|t <4>; 11. Whit every raiii<fcle hopes to vr\nw DOWN 1. Refute the brute -5); 2. DislionesUy bent 8>- 3100 words
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Article, Illustration305 1951-11-08 3 Death Roams B'kok SREETS I ncs-ridden L, •protected YO BANGKOK, Thursday. ,h 0 d* are being used to rid I menace— thousands of rabiesv x0 (S e fangs >pell death. 1 9 ii 0 wed to roam the streets and rare ot a gentle religion. that life shall not beReuter - 305 words
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Article28 1951-11-08 3 The first two Japanese men to visit Austra;c the end of the war ed In Darwin on Tuasday investigate wool buying pects for Japan. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article146 1951-11-08 3 ROME, Thursday. HERE'S a statue m white panties. Sculptoi Silvestro Dell 'Aquila fashioned St. Sebastian m the raw, but Italian morality censorship put on a pair of flimsy, white swimming trunks. It is all part of a controv ersy between art and morality thatA.P. - 146 words
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Article49 1951-11-08 3 Mr. Louis Derosa, 6. saici goodbye to his aunt at the door of her New York apartment, turned and fell four stories down a stairwell. The aunt rushed the boy to hospital, where he was reported m good condition with no bones broken. U.P.U.P. - 49 words
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Article21 1951-11-08 3 Police m Siam were alerter 1 yesterday against possible the anniversary of the RusCommunist disturbances over sian revolution.— ReuterReuter - 21 words
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209 1951-11-08 3 'Give me Britain' says wife in U.S. NEW YORK, Thurs. lijRS. Beryl Northcott, iTi tr o m Philbeach Gardens, Kensington, has decided that the land of nylons and big steaks, where everything is easy for the housewife, is not for her, after seven months m America. She is planning to209 words
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Article63 1951-11-08 3 Wonder drugs are losing their punch like ageing prize fighters, and doctors arp beginning to speculate on where their next antibiotics are coming from. Penicillin, streptomycin aureomycin and chloromycetin all art less effective now than they were four years ago, says a study made by *aA.P. - 63 words
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Article116 1951-11-08 3 CHICAGO. Thurs £)OCTORS yesterday successfully removed a. pin from the left l" n g of an 11-month-old Filipino girl who had been flown 8.000 miles for the operation. She is m "excellent" condi tion. The doctors said a second pin the girl, Elvira Difuntorum. swallowedU.P. - 116 words
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Article, Illustration315 1951-11-08 3 Jane tells how to land a husband HOLLYWOOD, Thurs. I OOK out, men, leap year is coming. And here comes Jane Greer with advice on how to land a spouse. It is only about two months until the year when women have the legendary right to trip husbands. The actressA.P. - 315 words
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Article321 1951-11-08 3 MADRID, Thursda> r\R. Vicente Gil, Gen. Franco's doctor who sees him daily, said: "The general is perfectly well and all the rumours about his health are without foundation." The flurry about the General's health whim sent gossip-writers the world over to their typewriters started321 words
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Article117 1951-11-08 3 UK \<.o Thurv THE more proteins a woman eats during pregnancy the healthier her baby. Ihis finding comes from Dr. William J. Dieckmann. I'niversitv of Chicago obstetrician, m a report to the American Dietetic Association Out of 602 expectant mothers, the protein fnoo of 120 was117 words
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Article93 1951-11-08 3 gMOKERS who inhale rapidly can blame their cold hands on the cigarettes, according to a writer m tht "British Medical Journal." Dr. J. T. Shepherd, lec:urer m physiology at Queen* University, Belfast, who carried out tests on 50 men smokers, stales that when cigarette smoke was93 words
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Article39 1951-11-08 3 The British Premier, Mr Churchill's son, Randolph, was fined £1 m Flympton. Devon, for failing to conform to a traffic sign while driving through the town on October 6. He did not answer the summons.— ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Advertisement103 1951-11-08 3 International GILBE Y 9 S GINI DISTILLERS GIITHME G 6IIP BOOK? ON ENGLISH COUNTRIES Isle of Mm by Canon E H Stcnmng S9 00 Sussex by Caster Meynell 9.00 Norfolk by Oo.ecn Wallace and R P Bagnall Oakeley 9.00 Orkney by Hugh Marwick 9 00 Derbyshire by Crichton Porteo«« 9.00103 words
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Miscellaneous85 1951-11-08 3 ■■BHBRBNHfIi Wff>m WHERE S THATCH GOING! Whew--LUGGIN6 TMISWAN BOX j J^A^ H, ,fl I A ME Exclusive h th* un^apon* hrw Pn>** tn tfalnva "itS^SyOLL TELL TWE DOCTOB. YOU^^^WELITi I b JUbl VfiS fIP I APPEAR PULLV aOTM ED I NEVER PELT iB^ UCC6 MISS AND MDU'LL PINO AS LAVINIA85 words
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Article362 1951-11-08 4 IT is not unusual to hear* disparaging remarks j about the people of Malaya whenever discussion turns on the subject of self-govern-ment. All too frequently the judgment is that most people couldn't care less about politics and the manner in j which they are governed. Tv* > events362 words
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Article228 1951-11-08 4 QINGAPORE'S most immedi- I Cj ate problem is to check the rising c~st of living. It seems strange, then, there laid be su.-h a lack of eflon among consumers 10 support those who are doing their best to keep the prices down. Tak?> the case Of Mr Wong228 words
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Article, Illustration930 1951-11-08 4 ERNEST HOFER - Perkins, back to school at 65,says' Oxford has got me' ERNEST HOFER By MR. PERKINS, 6,000 miles from Denver and central heating, relaxed m his small bed-sitting-r o o m and surveyed the first fortnight of his Oxford life. Lecture notes littered the desk; Dooks lay on the floor; ties930 words
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511 1951-11-08 4 JOHN RYDON - JOHN RYDON By I WAS the first visitor 1 of the day to Suite 843 at the Dorcl\ester last week. Somerset Maugham was sitting up m bed m a sunset dressing-gown ("I was given this by a friend on my 75th birthday. I expect it511 words
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Article508 1951-11-08 4 POLITICO - POLITICO by QN reading the story of Tras, the immediate reaction of many must have been: "How is it that they waited so long before deciding to wipe it out?'' The question is inevitable, for the record of Tras is impressively bad. Even without the crime508 words
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Article, Illustration36 1951-11-08 4 Jp-ra dancer Michel* Marconi performs a s jk-U! <>a dance,' part of the steps she has created for htr c rcus act with a horse. Michele's and the horse's steps are synchronised throughout.36 words
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Article, Illustration42 1951-11-08 4 ITincess Elizabeth talks with* President Truman as she and the I)u h spect a Guard of Honour of troops at the National Airport, on their arrival ington. The official party is escorted by Army and Navy officers.42 words
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Article395 1951-11-08 4 THEY'RE A HAPPY BAND OF MEN Britain must not forget what she owes her t.oops By A Special Correspondent f WATCHED an infan- try battalion set out for service overseas. Most of the soldiers were young National Servicemen. They were happy anci excited. They reminded me of a crowd of395 words
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Article188 1951-11-08 4 MR, When the Financial Secretary states, as he is reported as stating m the Free Press of Nov. 3, that loans to the Improvement Trust have been sanctioned "from existing assets arising out or the surplus of the working year, and from surpluses of the past188 words
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Article, Illustration35 1951-11-08 4 OSBERT LANCASTER - OSBERT LANCASTER (•> "Of course a wide knowledge of foreign affairs is most terribly important, but you ao realise. Sir Henry. that tie can't possibly send anyone to Washington who's tailed his Television test?"35 words
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Advertisement11 1951-11-08 4 ore* of a 3^jK Phone: 3364 19-21, HIGH ST., SPORE. 6.11 words
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Advertisement28 1951-11-08 4 ...that tigers Hunt mainly by sight and sound and their powers of scent are very limited. \S§Zf^ Neuralgia. o \^X and Ment^ Stra-n H* morU fimovs !«#> T/Cf* J28 words
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211 1951-11-08 5 Singapore Chinese school, which started from a humble beginning m January 1948 m a dwelling house m Geylang Road, will have its new home m Lorong 34, Geylang, (pictured above)', officially opened at 3 p. m. on Dec. 1 by the Commissioner General, Mr.211 words
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Article27 1951-11-08 5 THE rh^ee nominated memMrs of the Singapore u*cU tcho icill retire end of their three"n are Dr. C. J. Poh, F. Smith and Mr. F27 words
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Article, Illustration335 1951-11-08 5 y for postponement made to SAFA Free Press Staff Reporter \N appeal to the Singapore Football Associa- tion to postpone the soccer match fixed for 1 against the visiting Gothenburg team from Sweden, to the following day as it will .j a .h with polling for the City Council335 words
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Article120 1951-11-08 5 rE Singapore City Council will, for the first tin\e m the history of the Municipality Dresent long service certificates to about 350 of its em oloyees at a special mp^tinr of the Council on Nov. 22. This is to commemorate the <rrant of city status by120 words
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Article41 1951-11-08 5 •Charlie." the child ghost, which has been causing a nuisance at a Police Officers* mess In Woodwarc Road, Ipoh was yesterday morning exorcised by an MCA official m thr last of two ceremonies performed specially for that purpose41 words
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Article34 1951-11-08 5 Roads m North Selangor were still flooded yesterday. The Rawang to Kuang Road was under two-and-a-half feet of water at the six-and-a-half milestone and the Rawang to Batu Arang was reported still under water34 words
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196 1951-11-08 5 FJ\ Malay Correspondent J^S ancient giant vase, seven feet m circumference, believed to have been made by Siamese craftsmen over 300 years ago, has been found m a sold mine m Kampong Kechan. m the Mukim of Tclang, Kuala Lipis, according to Utusan Melayu.196 words
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161 1951-11-08 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE recommendation made by a committee of the Singapore City Council to increase the entrance fees into Mount Emily Swimming Pool next year by five cents and ten cents did not necessanl> mean that fewer people would make use of161 words
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127 1951-11-08 5 APPROVAL of leave, ranging from two weeks to one month, to eight committee and assistant committee clerks of the Singapore City Council secretariat has posed the problem of how the full time duties normally carr out by these clerks will b<» dealt with127 words
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188 1951-11-08 5 Free Press Staff Reporter A pilot survey of sickness m Singapore— the first social survey of its kind ever attempted m the Colony— may be carried out at about Chirstmas time, with the survey proper to follow during the long vacation of the188 words
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80 1951-11-08 5 There was a slight increase In me number of family disputes reported to the Social Welfare DeDartment during October Five cases were settled out of office after notices had been sent out. the wives reporting that their respective husbands had asked for reconciliation after receipt80 words
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Article, Illustration122 1951-11-08 5 An American expert on Fai astern Affairs, Professor Claude Buss of Stanford University, I above) who is on a visit to Singapore and the Federation on i tour of Asia, says he has found a sharp increase m interest on the part of American University groups122 words
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Article25 1951-11-08 5 The American Tin Mission, headed by Genera] Thomas B Wilson, yesterday visited banditinfested territory only six hours after they had set foot m Kua'a Lumpur25 words
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303 1951-11-08 5 'Muscling in' on business of professionals lowering standard of photography* Free Press Staff Reporter AMATEUR cameramen are being charged with treading on the toes of their professional colleagues. Too many cameramen many of them amateurs are today "muscling" into the once reserved occupation of professional photographers, an English-educated Chinese studio303 words
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Article95 1951-11-08 5 BUT THERE ARE BOOM PERIODS EVERY year a Chinese photographic studio owner said, **we professional men experience a boom and depression The boom comes during January and February whe* Chinese New Year draws near, and again m July during another festive season. We may hit a slump period anytime between95 words
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Article47 1951-11-08 5 The Army yesterday gave th« names of the men of the Manchester Regiment killed and wounded m the bandit ambush m South Kedah on Monday. Acting Corporal J. Broad bent was fcilied, acting Sergeant C. Taylor seriously wounded and Private J. Arthur slightly wounded47 words
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180 1951-11-08 5 r'O United States technical experts will be leaving America Dy plane today for Malaya to advise the Government on the country's water supply project at Kuala Lumpur. They are Mr. Edward Dexter, a civil engineer, and Dr. William Irvin, a geologist. They180 words
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Article47 1951-11-08 5 The increase m the number of meals served m the Children's Social Centres under the Child Feeding Scheme Is attributable to the large number of new registrations at the Joo Chiat Centre, the bulk of them falling into the 2 to 6 age group47 words
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Advertisement95 1951-11-08 5 ilonge Unpa<ked LADIES' HMMIKS SUITS I i My/on Smoking Sfy/e. i**fe» Black Crccn. Yellow Red B til sizes— Limited Stock. m Sinqks I •n SINGH CO.. LTD.) Wla Place Spore 1 Phone 5214 Tailors, D*cr>ers Outfitters. I X WSOAPOFBSAUT/FUI WO/HEN P ,N de SILVA r AX POLYCRCST I CREAMS DI95 words
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Advertisement17 1951-11-08 5 The Federal Leda'ative Council vrtll hold its budget meeting on Wednesday and Thursday, Nov 21 and 2217 words
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Advertisement74 1951-11-08 5 fffiaHlh MATERNITY DRESSES M&W or clothes that conceal 3&jk C^hßUii your secret chouse from a nk.is uV^i selection of cool and attracwj[ tf «m||- tive dresses that are adjustable R^H 4^H^^ without alteration or we can r*U lllM make to measure to your iW ff individual requirements Ip^iT x 4()74 words
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Article, Illustration46 1951-11-08 6 picture. TV, Combine* Civilian* XI ,vh!ch be- ihe Cor-bin d Sjrv}*<* XCV** the annual Poddy Div women's hockey match for the Lady Mdk-i»n l.up on Uie SSIS: nd i« n SSL-MS swsawa Miss Sheila Tonkin. >Irs. J. Webster, Miss S. Atkinson. Free PressFree Press - 46 words
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Article334 1951-11-08 6 ONLY 17 ENTER SAWLF TOURNEY But records are likely to go ONLY 17 entries have been received for the annual Singapore Amateur Weight-Lifting Federation championships which start at the Happy World Stadium at 8 p.m. today, but spectators can expect to see some record-breaking performances. A few of the competitors334 words
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966 1951-11-08 6 Yesterday's races reviewed From ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LIMPVR, Thursday. UNAWARE registered his first Malayan success and put up the best performance of the afternoon when he took the main race at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Unaware was slowly away a&d making his run on966 words
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Article95 1951-11-08 6 SINGAPORE trainer C W. Turley led m his first winner since his serious illness when Nanette took the third race at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Nanette is the only horse Turley has entered for the meeting and, taking a line through the way she scored yesterday, she95 words
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Article55 1951-11-08 6 Total pool: §472,930. First- *****7 ($127,691) Second: *****0 (S 63.845) Third: *****0 (S 31.922) Starters: (54.560 path) *****5: *****1: *****7: *****5: *****4: *****5: MB9lO. Consolation prizes ($2,837) *****6: *****7: *****4. *****3: *****6: *****9: *****4: *****8: *****2 *****4. Double tote: First Double (seven tickets) $210 each Second Double55 words
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Article324 1951-11-08 6 Neither tide vulnerable. South dealer. NORTH 495 3 2 V O7« 4 S 4k A 9 8 5 2 WEST X AST ARQJI 4 VAQ9BS 4 X 10 7 0 J 10 0Q9852 *J7643 SOUTH 4 10 t 7 4 VJ« 8 2 OAK 4 X Q 10324 words
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Article27 1951-11-08 6 %\K!«.IITLIFTING: Singapore championships, (Ist day) Happy World 8 p.m BOXING: MBTC v. RASC— -Nee Soon. 8 p.m. WATER-POLO: SSC v. SPM °hem— SSC 5.30 p.m.27 words
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Article18 1951-11-08 6 Football Association beat the Army 4-2 m a soccpi match at Highbury yesterday Reuter A.P.Reuter; A.P. - 18 words
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Article27 1951-11-08 6 The Finnish Olympic Organising Committee announced yesterday that Turkty had become the 43rd nation to accept the invitation to compete m the 1952 Game U.P.U.P. - 27 words
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Article69 1951-11-08 6 ARSENAL, the English Football League First Division leaders, trounced he Racing Club de Paris by five goals to nil m wet. unple^int conditions at Paris lu>t night m their annual match. At half-time the score was two-nil. Four of the H r oal> were scored byReuter - 69 words
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Article, Illustration55 1951-11-08 6 -Picture by Britain's latest Helsinki hope, 15-year-old Angela Barn well of Worthing. England. Angela holds the Worthing 1951 Junior Ladies' 100 yards freestyle title with a faster time than the Senior Ladies champion. Her fastest return for the 100 yards distance is 61.5 sees; the British native recordTom Blau - 55 words
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Article25 1951-11-08 6 The Pakistan Olympic Association has accepted ar invitation to take part m thf 1952 Olympic Games at Hel- sinki next July.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article56 1951-11-08 6 Civilians Forwards get 6 goals C I ?(>£ r- J 1 They r.ever I of the Po£ I pare roundly beat?' JB fighting had I i i J°***d the aT!^|M 1 vas (ailed >>. I and yJ** J Seivi(e> formtrtirL.* V to«» clearance -I M* J •-son t m t^to56 words
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Article34 1951-11-08 6 U.K. RUGGER RESULTS YEMERDAYS I X ksr J results were Oxford j hurst 0. Corr.D;r;^c Serial The Re*! 19 Ex*e 4 Naval bgfoter: port 10 I Zenl»r.c umfl by 15 po.: League f.xj>-iai A.P.A.P. - 34 words
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Miscellaneous252 1951-11-08 6 SINGAPOR VSn rar::t L lea i: Cl^ SaiVnbera^r^nTcDu-man. B'B-C8 B -C 'Singapore Ellington Quartet: 2 F_r the 6.15 p.m. Sports Round-Up; 630 Schools: Singing To ether News and News Analysis- 64S Radio Story Book. 250 Close. Programme Parade; 650 From the 6.10 Programme Sumary; 6.17 F'itcria^- 7On «?nnrrc nt. n.252 words
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Article, Illustration314 1951-11-08 7 Best galloper on heavy track From ALLAN LEWIS W/ORKIXr A k. A LUM F UR Thursday. on the number two grass track, which was very heavy, Billdaw (Charles) ran three furlongs m 39 3/5 seconds— the best gallop this morning. Billdaw, who missed his engagement on the first day,Free Press - 314 words
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Article107 1951-11-08 7 Frff Press Ku;b> Reporter I m Scouts 5. |H Ke^iment (Malayan fc,BiU*.i.it the Naval Base, they would K Tf! > s if not a win against one were played I ate Navy defence B onslaught. Be I I IB B B l^^B B B H ::ed himself I of107 words
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Article199 1951-11-08 7 ANYTHING can happen m rt rugger. Take for instance :r.atch at Tanslin where a 12-man G.HQ. side to a comfortable hree win over Sm*aPohce. The Army team scored a penalty goal and t*-o tries to ar* al by Police. Early r. Capt. Newell ol SHQ wai199 words
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Article136 1951-11-08 7 fpHOUGH acmn one goal m the first half. University of Malaya made a splendid recovery to beat Police Sports Club 3-1 m a friendly hockey match at Sepoy Lines yesterday. Police were on top m the ttrat a n d after Klvin the Grads a ver.136 words
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Article138 1951-11-08 7 NEW DEfcHI, Thurs.— lndia have made three changes In their team to play England m the second cricket Test beginning at Bombay on Dec. 14. Lala Amarnath, a former Test captain, Sarwate. all-rounder, and Mantri. wicketkeeper, replace Modi, Chowdhury and Joshi. The side looks strong m138 words
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Article14 1951-11-08 7 COLITIOX to McLeod's Picture Tip yesterday is Unaware winner of race six.14 words
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Article26 1951-11-08 7 p.W.D. Sports Club defeated a depleted S.C.R.C. team by three goals to one m a scrappy hockey ?ame at Hong Lim Green yesterday.26 words
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Article325 1951-11-08 7 \V EIGHTS for all efcht races on Saturday, third and last day of the Selanf»r Turf Club November meeting, are: President's Cup Cl. I-9F-Toboggan Springbok 8.13 Birthday Gift 8.11 j Reve de Gloire B.M Bright Sagittarius 8.03 Your Highnesn 7.12 French Band 7-H Electroplate fl325 words
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202 1951-11-08 7 X Robinson— Turpin 'rubber' in June r«EORGE Gainford, manager of world middleweight champion Ray Sugar Robinson, said yesterday that Sugar Ray will go to Europe m late March or early April and possibly remain there until late Summer with a title defence m London against Randolph Turpin. Gainford said Robinson'sU.P. - 202 words
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Article, Illustration58 1951-11-08 7 picture. The eight-man Shell Company water-polo team from Palembang which arrived m Singapore by air yesterday. It will play three games against Singapore Swimming: Club today, Saturday and Sunday Two Dutch internationals are m the team. They are R. den Hamer (front row, right) and J. vanFree Press - 58 words
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Article102 1951-11-08 7 SCOTLAND make three changes from the side which beat Ireland at Belfast last month for their match against Wales at Hampden Park. Glasgow, on Nov. 14. Both the wing halves have been changed, Docherty coming m on the right flank for Evans (Celtic) and Forbes replacingReuter. - 102 words
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Article32 1951-11-08 7 ]t| ANSFIELD Sports Club's new premises m Ocean Building will be officially opened by Mr. A. McLellan next Thursday at 5.15 p.m. A tea-party will be held.32 words
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Article30 1951-11-08 7 WEST Indies touring cricket team lost by ten wickets fo Queensland at Brisbane yesterday. Final scores were: W. I. 198 and 282; Queensland 455 and 29 for no wicket.— Reuter-AAPReuter-AAP - 30 words
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Article48 1951-11-08 7 T\fß. A N. Asser announced yesterday that his horse. Delta, which' won the Melbourne Cup on Tuesday, will be entered for the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Asco; next July. Stanley Wootton will train and Neville Sellwood will ride Delta m England. Reuter. A. P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article58 1951-11-08 7 TOE Louis is making an offer to the U.S. Government on their income tax claims "on the assumption that he will not fight rgain," according to his accountant. He said the "offer" included money from all of Louis's comeback fights, including the last one against Marciano. Louis is said toReuter; A.P. - 58 words
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Article30 1951-11-08 7 \fALAYAN. Chinese P.A. XI iVI scored their sixth win In Manila yesterday, over an AllFilipino XI, by three goals to two. The tourists are returning home today. Reuter A.P. A.F.PReuter; A.P.; A.F.P - 30 words
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Article52 1951-11-08 7 SINGAPORE Base District, winners of this year's inter-Ser-vices triangular soccer competition, beat Royal Navy and Roya! Air Force Combined by three goals to one In a soccer match at Base Ordnance Depot yesterday. Centrg- forward Slee gained two goals for the Army. The other wa-s scored by52 words
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Article239 1951-11-08 7 a SUPERIOR 390 Maintenance Unit' XV scored eifht tries wbe» bating B.A.F. Stot*n 32-3 IB U»e second round of the RAF. Malaya inter-unit ?ufby tourney for the Sanderson C Thi3 -local derby" at Seletar yesterday was featured by neat handling and <weepin« movements by239 words
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Advertisement162 1951-11-08 7 SINGAPORE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION I HOCKEY MATCH R SINGAPORE CIVILIANS I COMBINED SERVICES jl on the Singapore Cricket Club Ground. TODAY at 5-15 P»m. jut Admission $1.00 ALL PROCEEDS IN AID OF POPPY DAY FUND Please give generously. J Space kindly donated by The Chartered Rank. j- SHOWING!! TEL.'UOO AIP-CONDiTIOKED 11162 words
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Article289 1951-11-08 8 INSULTED EGYPTIAN V.I.P. CHARGE SUEZ, Thursday. BRITISH merchant captain William Travers, aged 49, was held m an Egyptian police gaol m Suez yesterday charged with insulting a "high Egyptian personality." Capt. Travers was pulled off his ship, the Sakkara, when he sailed into Suez on Tuesday.289 words
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Article465 1951-11-08 8 LYTTELTON ON COLONIES LONDON, Thursday. MR. Oliver Lyttelton, Britain's Colonial Secretary, said yesterday that the new Conservative Government did not intend to go back on constitutional changes made m the colonies under the Labour administration. Answering questions at his first press conference he said: "What465 words
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Article23 1951-11-08 8 Persia has rejected an American Embassy protest against the imposition oi a 50 per cent duty on new cars.— Reuter.23 words
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Article11 1951-11-08 8 The Syrian Cabinet of Hassan Hakim resigned yester-11 words
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189 1951-11-08 8 PARIS, Thurs. RUSSIA proposed yesterday that the question of the representation of the People's Government of China be mii eluded on the agenda of the pres?nt United Nations General Assembly. Mr. Andrei Vyshinsky. Soviet Foreign Minister, m a letter to Assembly President Dr.189 words
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Article34 1951-11-08 8 The U.S. Industrial Conference Board believes that European experience m fighting bomb damage during World War II can be successfully applied to reducing the hazards of possible atomic attacks A.P.34 words
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Article37 1951-11-08 8 COI.E io Marie, vale ot Micharl Co'.e. Jasin Lalan? Estate, a daughter Margaret, at Malacca. November 5 BOMPAS On Nov. 6. 1951. at rnity Hospital. Penang. to Free: i. wife or Donald Bompas an. \nthony George37 words
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Obituary122 1951-11-08 8 DR. RUSTOM F CHHAPXHANA away peacefully on Wed-. r. 13 the 7th November. In I Hospital Puneral cortege j i 4 p.m today from 113.; ne Katong Road for burial at If Parsee Cemetery. ONG BEOW SIM agfd. 59 of j i Ong Ewe Hai Co.. pisspeacefully at his122 words
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Article28 1951-11-08 8 Chief Justice Mr. H. J. Kania of the Indian Supreme Court died m New Delhi last night of a heart attack after a week's illness.— A.P.28 words
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Article23 1951-11-08 8 The Red municipal authorities m Shanghai have banned electricity for cooking and heating to conserve all power for industrial use.— U.P.23 words
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Article437 1951-11-08 8 CASABLANCA, Thursday. MILLIONAIRE Australian-born sportsman Freddy McEvoy died like a hero on Tuesday when his yacht, the Kangaroo, was wrecked a few yards off the sturm-lashed Moroccan coast. He drowned try ing to save his wife. After a night long ordeal on the battered437 words
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Article82 1951-11-08 8 LONG BEACH. California Thurs. A man who 'came back from the dead 1 is now sitting up and taking nourishment. He can even t ilk a little. Melvin Eugene Hewitt, v Navy veteran, whose heart was massaged bai'U. to action after doctors saiil it had82 words
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Article, Illustration37 1951-11-08 8 Mr. John Goodyear. American Consul-General, Singa pore, the Sultan of Johore and D.ato Tan Chen* Lock, at a tea-party at the Istana Besar yesterday m honour of the Sultanah of Johore's birthday. Free Press picture.37 words
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Article44 1951-11-08 8 A tiny 73-year-old woman as drowned m a rain barrel hen she fell m head first m >eckerville. Michigan. Mrs. Hattie Bradant appantly had been standing on box to dip out a pail of r when she slipped. UP44 words
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