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Title Section19 1952-04-05 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA X, 1135S SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. APRIL S, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.19 words
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Article279 1952-04-05 1 General Ridgway's optimistic statement PANMUNJOM, Saturday. QENERAL Matthew Ridgway said yeslerday that he believed progress was being made m the truce talks m Korea and concessions by both sides could break the deadlock holding up an armistice. Communist negotiators also hinted at a compromise on theU.P. - 279 words
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Article55 1952-04-05 1 Four persons were Jcilled and more than 100 injured, eight critically, when a chlorine gas container exploded m a cellulose factory at Walsum m the Ruhr. Three men are listed missing, presumed drowned m the nearby River Rhine. Police believe they dashed into the riverReuter - 55 words
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242 1952-04-05 1 TUNIS COMPLAIN! 1 BEFORE UN NEW YORK, Saturday. THE United States yesterday decided to abstain from voting on the issue of the French-Tunisian dispute, apparently scuttling the hopes of 11 African and Asian nations of placing it on the agenda of the United NationsReuter - 242 words
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Article48 1952-04-05 1 Best bets at Ipoh today ALLAN LEWIS, Free Press racing correspondent, gives Straight On, Curlew and Waikiki a s his best bets today. Best outsider: Ballroom. TRESPASSER recommends Cardinal Puff and Straight On. HEAVY RAIN fell for three hours last night. The going will be soft, at best.48 words
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181 1952-04-05 1 litter kept Wife's body hi room for 3 days i HICAGO, Sat. oil) University I i i-.o student told iec \e>terday how -ki !li pretty wife. v pi ate and studied j mz M toys while her v m the bedroom U l:: u?ul Markham led vt his apartment wU.P. - 181 words
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Article34 1952-04-05 1 BAN LIFTED FOR JAPS ition Minister Hars Hoi* announced yesterthai Australia is lifting «ral n restrictions to mit Japaoess pearl nn because, without anes? boinr, this valuta stry would be 'c: with extinction. A.P.A.P. - 34 words
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Article45 1952-04-05 1 PARIS. Sat. rpHE French Premier, M. Antone Pinay, indignant over Opposition attempts to wreck his tax amnesty project, called for two more confidence votes m the Assembly last night and then stalked out. He left the House m an uproai U.P.U.P. - 45 words
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Article40 1952-04-05 1 Free Press SUV Reporter .A Chinese woman was rescued from drowning off the Singapore esplanade shortly «fter midnight. Her screams for help attracted several people eating at hawker stalls. They dived m and dragged her out.40 words
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Article33 1952-04-05 1 The pro-Wafdist newspaper. Al Misri. said yesterday that Egypt was preparing a note expressing disaporoval of the new constitution proposed for the Sudan by the British administration.33 words
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Article164 1952-04-05 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday. rkRF<4IDENT Truman said yesterday that the North P Atlantic Treaty was "steadily Increasing our chances of preventing another world war. note at ceremonies m Constitution Hall, commemoratine the third anniversary of the signing of the pact by 12 nations. "If we continue the hard,164 words
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Article, Illustration27 1952-04-05 1 picture. ON HER TOES: At the table tennis championships at Wembley Stadium, London, this fine action photograph* was produced by the lively nlavine of Peeffy Franks.- PopperPopper - 27 words
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Article62 1952-04-05 1 TAIPEH, Sat. A JOINT planning group of members of the staff of the Commander-in-Chlef ot the United States Navy m the Pacific and the United StLes Navy m the Far East are now gathering m Formosa. They will "observe ml JJ tar assistance groupA.P. - 62 words
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Article113 1952-04-05 1 IKE GETS READY TO RESIGN PARIS ,Sat. /GENERAL Dwight Eisen*J hower was reported yesterday to be drafting his letter of resignation as Supreme Allied Commander m Europe and to be making plans to leave for th e United States shortly after May 15. Sources close to the Geney^L said hisU.P. - 113 words
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Article76 1952-04-05 1 NEW YORK, Sat. •THE United States Govern- ment succeeded yesterday m calling new wage negotiations between steel industry leaders and unionists m an eleventh hour attempt to avert a steel strike set for next Wednesday. Negotiators for the "big six" steel companies and the 650,000Reuter - 76 words
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84 1952-04-05 1 LONDON, Sat. WHAT Britain needs, a Member of Parliament said yesterday, is stronger seats m the pants of grow- ing boys. A Labourite, Mr. Norman Dodds, served notice that he will take this up with Easter recess. Mr. Dodds said that he84 words
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240 1952-04-05 1 U.K. renews aid pledge to S.E. Asia THE United Kingdom will abide by her 11V0 offer L to contribute £2,800,000 towards the £8,000,000 technical co-operation scheme under the Colombo Plan, Mr. A. C. B. Symon, Assistant Under-Secretarr of the Commonwealth Relations Office, affirmed yesterday. Mr. Symon was a member ofReuter - 240 words
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Article66 1952-04-05 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. SEVEN hundred and fortyone students from six Asian countries this year will be given the opportunity to study m the United States under the Mutual Security Agency's economic aid programme. They will be trained m numerous industrial, technical and educational lines toA.P. - 66 words
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Article74 1952-04-05 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Sat. A METHOD of detecting: tuberculosis, which may be cheaper and more effective than any other means yet tried, is reported by a team of Los Angeles doctors. It consists merely of taking the chest X-ray of every person arriving at a hospital. TheA.P. - 74 words
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Article106 1952-04-05 1 PICTURE CAUSED LEAKAGE DUBLIN, Sat A PRYING camera that ferreted out government secrets caused consternation m the Dail (Parliament) here yesterday. Mr. Scan MaCentee, Eire's Finance Minister, sat up m astonishment when a Labour member alleged that a leakage had taken place before the country's budget was announced two daysReuter - 106 words
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Advertisement83 1952-04-05 1 l^-rl: JPIATIiIS GENERAL TECHNICAL SUPPLIES LTD. 4th Fioor, Union Building, Room F8 SINGAPORE Ma ufacturers Representatives and Importers of all types of Machinery Oil Mills Rubber, Tea, Coffee, Margarine Plants Sisal Factories Refining Plants Cannery Tannery Hvdro^enation Plants Metal Industry Sawmill Wood working Mining Industry Bakeries Biscuit Factories Distillery Plants83 words
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Advertisement38 1952-04-05 1 M.FLMTEft&S.BM» Diamonds i 3 ewel lery 67, Stamford Rd., (En Court) Mdg., Spore, 1 Telephone 7923. [good n w* 1 B^V B^B^B m wP •Mbt m Bb J^Ebv FRANCES FINEST A COGNAC BEEHIVE *s star BRANDY SOLE AGENTS:38 words
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Article853 1952-04-05 2 JIM Manderly, the hero of this tale, left his home m Plymouth, went to London and joined the "Onslaught" as a cabin boy. The "Onslaught/* on a voyage of discovery to the Eastern Seas, has called m at Sierra Leone on the West Coast of Africa for853 words
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234 1952-04-05 2 pEORGE, an Indian Hill Mina bird who coughs, imitates anyone he meets, and whistles at the sight of a pretty face, has gone to Paris from London. Not content with televisine and broadcasting m Britain, he has gone with 54 other birds234 words
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Article, Illustration91 1952-04-05 2 A rpHE whistling whirling thing reached Whisk and Toddles but, instead of stopping, it rushed between them with such speed that they were both lifted clean off their feet, to sit down heavily on the toad. "Graetens cried Toddles; What' j hurry he must be m And91 words
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Article898 1952-04-05 2 Ancient Chinese Were First to do 'Sums' LAST week-end I fell sick and the doctor came round to see me. He gave me a packet of pills and told me to stay m bed. Every day I got up to walk round to see if I was898 words
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Article187 1952-04-05 2 A Dead Language Helped QNCE upon a time there was a man who was able to speak 50 or 60 languages. It sounds like a fairy story. But strange to say it is true. The man who spoke the tongues of many men— they call them linguists was Cardinal Mezzofanti,187 words
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Article21 1952-04-05 2 ACROSS— 1. Polo. 3. Date. 0. Top. 7 Soda. 9. Epic. 10, Marbles. 15. Eros ,17. Gown" ifl pj*«"«fc i21 words
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Advertisement103 1952-04-05 2 f JUNIOR CONTEST r a > 1 >^ I r ll "^''^^-^^Xj I N x. tit i y^STv^V 4 nPHiS week, I have another painting contest fo» you. When <* J you have painted this picture of a toy-shop send it in tc Children's Page. Singapore Free Press. Cecil Street,103 words
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Advertisement398 1952-04-05 2 faUNTMM PIN DlSCnvtfty, xsJ W)rite Now you can choose from Ester- Hft brook's numbered "Renew-Points" fl 2£^*y and get a pen that is personally youn 1 1 1> smoother- writing, more comfort- \,m yma^ ablcpen. L 2 There are special points torshorthand, H '^■^x/ <w j' book-keeping, manifold work, tchool398 words
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Miscellaneous37 1952-04-05 2 JUNIOR CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS.— i. One of the oldest of all ball games. 3. Fruit that grows on a palm tree. 6. Spinning toy. 7. It is used m washing clothes. 9. Poem telling of *a great37 words
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Miscellaneous107 1952-04-05 2 event. 10. Game popular among school-children. 15. Greek name for cupid. 17, Beautiful dress worn by a lady. 19. Traffic signal colour. 20. Folkestone is a seaside resort m this country. 21. Bitter fruit of the blackthorn. CLUES DOWN*— l. Narrow way through a range of mountains. 2. A boy107 words
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333 1952-04-05 3 RUSSIA .GETS HEADY- I IN CASE F, OF WAR 1 THE Soviets appear to winning the cold war statement and every state alons the same line on t world war. It could happen. The i -it w on 't A first hand, wi the possibilities of wa than a thousandReuter - 333 words
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Article102 1952-04-05 3 HJLBOUBHB, Sat. ,'Vv P- zed P° rtraits A^.^M^rurne National U- n p rtraitof a Wo- 1 3*- 1 vi ihr Frenchman 0* 2v -< painted on top;'. Wf~"nicture of another t^, and violet ray i is^^ilaohv revealed the *"J".h« portrait, which >■<•-% H V £4.000102 words
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Article68 1952-04-05 3 NOW THE FUR WON'T FLY r iston* authorities In iijiiarae hope to end the 1 qJ women travellers uv tftt i'oats abroad. Jiy sales tax. wear the jghore to escape im- duty and en sell them j n Ml pwftt r B coat to be t out import tben vReuter - 68 words
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Article25 1952-04-05 3 I WB to comoer.sate U.S. r;-j a n> who suffered cruel :.r. a r.t while prisoners of boi iwatta President wn*! sitnaUnrc to be- A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article68 1952-04-05 3 TJK* 1 her Mrs. Len Chapman of Nogenip P°W«d her low children m bath of water and prayed. Her husband, returning from fight m c a neighbourin? fire, found their home ringed by flames. He threw water on the ground JSa*^ Then he joined his wife mReuter; A.A.P. - 68 words
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Article44 1952-04-05 3 Deputies punched and pummelled, each other for several minutes before the president could restore order m the Lower Austrian provincial Parliament. The fight began when a Communist deputy punched a Rightwing delegate behind the ear and drew blood.— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article37 1952-04-05 3 Five members of an antiCommunist underground, arrested m the Russian sector of Berlin 14 months ago, have been sentenced to serve a total 32 years at hard labour as enemies of th? Red state. A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article300 1952-04-05 3 is-3sstl vulnerable. \OKTH v s;s« AQJ < A I 4 WEST K.VST lAJSJ A X Q 9 S 2 J 10 5 tft SS I > 1 4, SOUTH 4 10 7 6 4 Q X 5 The b:dd:njj: 5- We?: Nona feast 4 Paae 2? Pus IXI300 words
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Article, Illustration37 1952-04-05 3 DOUBLE EXPOSURE THE GIRL m the oil painting and the girl m the beach jacket look remarkably Alike and that's not surprising. Both are Tolande Dolan. young British actress who is also a partner m Conquest Productions.37 words
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Article257 1952-04-05 3 MISS Eva Littlewood, man her employers £.20, but' And for doing so she wasknocked down by a young thug with a rubber cosh. She also lost £3 of her own money. It was like this: Miss Littlewood was m her dairy m Ebury-street, Victoria, London257 words
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Article84 1952-04-05 3 TUNIS, Sat. fTOE BEY of Tunis has gone -I from his palace to his summer home at Carthage leaving Premier Salah Eddine Baccouche to continue efforts so far unsuccessful to form a cabinet. Some observers believed the 70-year-old Bey wanted to demonstrate his disapproval againstReuter - 84 words
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Article107 1952-04-05 3 PLAN FOR A SOCIALIST CEYLON I COLOMBO, Sat. PHE Ceylon Indian Congress, political cham)icn of about 800,000 Indians n this island, is to throw >pen- its membership to all communities m Ceylon, irrespective of caste, creed or *ace. A provision for this* has jeen made id the amended :onstitution whichReuter - 107 words
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Article36 1952-04-05 3 Mr. Bertram Charles Ballard has been appointed first Australian Minister to Siam. Mr Ballard, formerly Counsellor m the Embassies at Paris and Moscow, will leave Canberra for Bangkok on Apr. 9.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article34 1952-04-05 3 T* SOLUTION— Across: i, Q""* change. 7. Action. 8, Tramp. 9, Ranee, 11. Stair. 12. Pic 13, Noses. 14, Realm. 15, Top. W. Lapse. 18, KUto. 20. Spring tid«s.34 words
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393 1952-04-05 3 Fighting men are Nepal's No. 1 export KHATMANDU, Nepal, Sat. COME nations export coal. v Others send abroad their foods, automobiles, or steel. But tiny Nepal's top export is still fighting men. Sturdy Gurkha warriors long famed for their skill at close-in warfare flow out of Nepal to serve theA.P. - 393 words
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Article71 1952-04-05 3 WASHINGTON, Sat. QUEEN Juliana of the Netherlands has told a joint session of Congress that American foreign aid must continue if the free world is to win the "cold war for peace.". The 42-year-old Queen appeared before Congress to extend personal thanks for the help AmericansU.P. - 71 words
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Article28 1952-04-05 3 The United States and newly-forjned North African Government of Libya have worked out an agreement for the continued use of Wheelus airfield near Tripoli. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article184 1952-04-05 3 NEW DELHI, Sat. JAPAN'S "Yukiwarisoo" won top rating at the Indian international film festival here. Critics hailed the film when the festival opened m Bombay. Crowds flocked to the picture m Bombay and later when the festival moved to Madras and Delhi. Audiences wereA.P. - 184 words
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373 1952-04-05 3 NEW YORK, Saturday. OEOPLE who complain of having a bad memor/ often merely are running away from life, according to Dr. Bruno Furst, who has taught 25,000 people to remember better. "With many people forgetting is a kind of escapism/ he said. "If theyA.P. - 373 words
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Advertisement12 1952-04-05 3 BUCKLEY an U l\V -THfy «an our of cooo CONDUCT RIBBONS I"12 words
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Advertisement14 1952-04-05 3 Availab!* at l«uJ!r- lJ 4 »s*nBtrki Singapore %'2/~ Federation $2/M the; fed 4 Urn14 words
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Advertisement141 1952-04-05 3 NEW HOSTESSES NEW HOSTESSES City's ONLY Air-Conditioned AIR VIEW CABARET (OH Maxwell Rd.) Vivian Choo(No.3), Low CheeHen£(No.lB), Molly lan (N0.36), Annie Teh (N0.50), Lim Kwan Woon (No. Ill), Marion Won& (No. 100), Mimi Lee (No. 62) Florence Low. The abovenomed NEW HOSTESSES from Upcountry are awaiting to dance with you141 words
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Miscellaneous233 1952-04-05 3 New Crossword No. 629 CLUES ACROSS Played tion (6). 11. The answer might be (but isn > tare]y He brings colour into social rela ™?f 'JL, < 6) 21. Team thafs visible <s>. 19. This miter was old coins (6). l«t "have A coat ror Uking hos^r hav^'Sd (5). 7.233 words
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Miscellaneous248 1952-04-05 3 Radio SINGAPORE 10 a.m. Emergency News; 10 .OS "Hous-wives* Choice"; 11-11.33 "New Records"; l p.m. "Saturday Ballroom"; 1.30-1.50 News; 2 "A<bum of Harmony"; 2 JO "Rhythm Corner"; 2.45 "London Studio Melodies"; 3.15 "Pun Wi h Music"; 3 JO "Tea Dance"; 4.15--5 "Southern Serenade"; 6.15 Children; 7 News; 7.15 "Usten- art*248 words
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319 1952-04-05 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, April 5. 1952. Man as oppressor A COUNCIL for the emancipation of women has been formed m Singapore. They are out to fight "oppression by men.*' That is not going to be easy, particularly since it is not easy denning the scope of the expression319 words
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Article215 1952-04-05 4 AT last Singapore's living are to set a chance, of being freed from the stranglehold of Singapore's dead. Legislation, it is reported, Is to be introduced to control graveyards. .This follows acceptance of the report of a committee which dealt with, among other things, the215 words
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Article, Illustration1029 1952-04-05 4 JAMES STUART - JAMES STUART In Britain, men of the blitz volunteer again for jobs with danger By IN the saloon bar of the Jolly Anglers, a City tavern m Bath Street, Finsbury, a stranger could easily imagine he is overheaflng the tallest of all fishing stories—especially when the anglers1,029 words
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Article, Illustration396 1952-04-05 4 German Will Control Air lie SOUTH African village, linked with Scotland, is to become a steel town with a £1,500,000 German works turning out 70,000 tons of iron and steel a year. The village of Airlie, m the Eastern Transvaal, named after the tenth Earl of Airlie SOUTH AFRICA'S NEW396 words
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Article, Illustration657 1952-04-05 4 U.S. Looks Enviously at Canada's 'Good Dollar' "/"ANADA lias a good dollar. More and more It is making dor dollar look like a 50--cent piece, which is about what our dollar is here at home. "Every now and then you l>ear people say Canada should be taken into the United657 words
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Article500 1952-04-05 4 HENRY THOOY - HENRY THOOY By WINTER sales began f f this week m Istanbul's west end shopping centre. Then the local Chamber of Commerce got busy. Inspectors found many ."bargains'' were hardly good buys. Most of the "sacrificed* goods were higher priced than m the bazaar area of500 words
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Advertisement9 1952-04-05 4 j3 LEE MIN SA, Clnge rf^JiSSk Tel. 3348 H9 words
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Advertisement7 1952-04-05 4 TIGER SAYS-- •R€M€mBER/ A PARTLY H consumed7 words
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Article, Illustration159 1952-04-05 5 DON "T T aX SAVINGS' CO-OPS MAY ASK Resolution for conference TWIT All li 1 6 Pres Staff Reporter societies from income tax conference wUI be opened by the Resident ComS^mS?T Of Pen ang. Mr R. p -wngham. «ratton Member for Home £J£tta WUI address college Mr. M. W. Navaratnam,159 words
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Article69 1952-04-05 5 More people becoming vegetarians ]t|ORE people are becoming w l lS et f riails to Singapore, Mr. Oiarles Lee. secretary of the Malayan Vegetarian Society, said yesterday. The society's headquarters are m the Colony. Mr. i*e said, "Many are glad to find that they can leid a healthy, normal fife69 words
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Article111 1952-04-05 5 R PENANG, Sat. ÜBBER imports from Sumatra, which constituted a thriving trade before the Indonesian authorities introduced their new Letter of Credit system, have declined considerably m Penang. Statistics of Imports for January, February and March, issued -yesterday, show a steady decline. In January, a totar of111 words
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Article131 1952-04-05 5 Automatic phones for small towns vca star, sat -op' present ma?netoT". J ti U phones m towr.s m Kedata S 7 1 fp e rli's wiU soon ..Ji'jiv thr automa[f^ern. Mr. G. W. ::Av. local Controller sxsecommunicalioß% J j yesterday. :..ic system belter and he said. K?:\ states have at131 words
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Article17 1952-04-05 5 SEGAMAT, Sat. Muthusamy, 32, was allowed $350 bail m Segamat on a theft charge.17 words
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Article154 1952-04-05 5 They may join U.S. youth body 3 "Youth of All Rtttrrs Incorporated", a New organisation, has invit- Singapore boys and girls to become members Clara Leiser, founder and executive director of the body, has written to the Colony's first member, Mr. K. Shivanandan, asking him to invite more boys and154 words
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Article50 1952-04-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Abdul Hamid bin Shalib admitted m the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate's court yesterday that he chased with a parang a Chinese who accused him of stealing his rubber. Mr. A. P. Jack, the Magistrate, bound Abdul over m $100 for six months.50 words
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Article, Illustration164 1952-04-05 5 rpHE Finance and Qenerali The union said the bunga- Purposes Committee ot the Singapore City Council has withdrawn its earlier recommendation to make available to the public the six holiday bungalows at Telok Mata Ikan, when they are not used by City Council employees. The164 words
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Article158 1952-04-05 5 This general wants action Free Press Staff Reporter PENANG, Saturday. "•TALK gets us nowhere", Maj-Gen. E. B. de Fonblanque, Assistant Commissioner for the Northern Region, said yesterday m a final broadcast on civil defence. Maj-Gen. de Fonblanque, who has been appointed Inspector-General of Home Guards for the Federation, paid tribute158 words
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127 1952-04-05 5 Old clothes sold for church funds ("<OOD used tropical and r woollen clothes are being sold at a depot run by St. Andrews Cathedral's Church Workers' Association m the S.P.C.K. bookshop, Orchard Road, to raise money for the Cathedral funds. The depot was opened two months ago. In charge of127 words
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Article79 1952-04-05 5 ]I|R. Loh Sin Kian, a -"1. Malayan who studied three-dimensional photography m Europe, plans to introduce it m the Colony. A local firm has received equipment from England and plans to open a number of studios m Singapore and the Federation. Three dimensional photographs have plastic79 words
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Article37 1952-04-05 5 IPOH, Sat.— Dr. V. M. N. Menon, a leading member of the Indian community m the Dindings, on Thursday declared open the co-operative store on Cashwood Estate m the presence of a large gathering.37 words
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289 1952-04-05 5 EXPERT WILL ADVISE FED. ON BUILDING KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A COMPREHENSIVE report, setting out for the A first time the building needs of the Federal on Government, and a proper programme for its completion, will be published shortly. The report will be written by the Colonial Building Liaison Officer, Mr.289 words
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Article, Illustration67 1952-04-05 5 SINGAPORE Government has appointed Dr. W. E. Hutchinson, former City Deputy Health Officer, as assistant Director of Medical Services, Civil Defence, for a two-year term. Dr. Hutchinson, who resigned from the City Council Health Department m August last year, after 23 years' service, recently67 words
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Article89 1952-04-05 5 WORLD Health Day, the fourth anniversary of the acceptance of the World Health Organisation's constitution by the United Nations, will be celebrated throughout the world on Monday. Singapore has made no arrangements, so far, to celebrate the day except to have a special programme from the United89 words
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Article35 1952-04-05 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Sat. —Prize giving day of the Malay College, Kuala Kangsar, win be held at the college hall on Saturday, April, 12. The Sultan of Perak will give away the prizes.35 words
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Article77 1952-04-05 5 rriHE Aquila Scout Troop X senior scouts of St. Andrew's School, and St. Paul's Youth Fellowship are jointly holding an Easter fun fair and bazaar at St. Paul's Church, Upper Serangoon, on April 14. to raise funds for the purchase of equipment for the two77 words
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Advertisement184 1952-04-05 5 19 Furnish Your Nome Wtll J i For Charm, Variety, Durability and moderate prices, B M^t^^^araT^ aQI IB i Gian Singh 9 s Carpet Department s (taL^/- N ~^J[^^^lß^^kA^^3C^rf ?^?s?» if Xj^naa^^B^^tS^^Za^^Hnaaat^^^Bß^^HJ^SaaHOc^^yw^^^^^^^M C* ■^^-laar^J^^» I J^^aV i^rT^T V-^^BBBBV^^BBBtf»» •'•■aß j3^^€^S >-— <Of v'/-rC&^^fnk^%^^Harwßaaaaaaa\ a nr« *."<^p-y- T^' C i ft184 words
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Advertisement62 1952-04-05 5 SOFT TOP LEATHERETTE CASES V Lined, wirfi Lift-out Tray Eftglidi Make. Strong Locks I 22 Usually $42.50 No* $34.00 j n BROWN BLUE BLACK s*«*r STRIPED~~SUITCASES Oobbie Weave Style Covered. Fitted Cmod Locks. Excellent Vjl.e. jfa, 24^ j^^fiWH MENiLE m Cl( AA Vw^r^V JJfl^ fl^F yj| WATCHES Usually $49.50 Hi62 words
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Miscellaneous174 1952-04-05 5 BLACKOUT SCHEDULE HWK s U b s tati.n s are STiLPV^ b-ST'S^ f liable to load shedding Hum Pipe. Eheem. Ford. Bin toistt: g«^- W FWJ). Quarry, BJ t n k Mi*.. Mrit Panjan* nt M Ti.n, Bahru, Safo National Carbon. Princess Elhabetn R, laaah St Pwple^ Pwk. E«Ute. Dairy174 words
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Article, Illustration701 1952-04-05 6 STRAIGHT-LEFT STEVE WAS PLUCKY Tiring Radrodro wins on point Free Press Boxin* Reporter ISIMELI Radrodro carried the bl* runs but could not put Australian Steve Brian away m their iO-round light-heavyweight bout at the Happy World Stadium last night Conceding 13 Ib. to his 169 lb. opponent, Brian ran into701 words
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Article215 1952-04-05 6 INHERE are three joint favourites and 48 guesses ready for the 1952 running of the Grand National Ste?plechase today at AintTee and each is as good as the other. I: is a race where favourites urually don't count for much, but Britain's legalised bce'Tmakers thread215 words
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Article255 1952-04-05 6 *PHE draw for the eolf match. A Changi Golf Club Keppel Cub. at Changi tomorrow *s (C^nei players mentioned first): 830 Sq L Cooper 6. Set Watkins 5 v R M. Parker 13. R. J. Fennie 7 835 F/Sgt. Fii^se 11. O. Cpt V;ck?-s 16255 words
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Article42 1952-04-05 6 R JIC golf dates J'^ORE BAHRU Frl— The Monthh M-^clal 'Stroke* Golf competition of thf Rvnd Johore International Club wil' be played on Aoril 10 and the q.. j n^ rC!nc j f t h, e wavfoons Cuo coTi'^-.r.crj on Apr. 12.42 words
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Article109 1952-04-05 6 DON GIVES UP ONE TITLE DON Cockell, British lightheavyweight champion, has relinquished his European title His manager yesterday wrote to the British Board of Control informing them of Cockell's decision. Cockell won the title from Albert Ivel iFrance) m March 1951 and wa s due to defend it against Conny109 words
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Article425 1952-04-05 6 Yolande Pompee takes a rest and it served to intiodtice to the British public jcu:>^ Algerian named Hoacine K'«u:ti. \vh© look* very much as ihou<jn he 's a second but slightly lighr-r editicni of the late M»rerl Cert'an. He beat that clevrv performer Joe Lucy by a street, and it425 words
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Article73 1952-04-05 6 ITERE'S story of a boy who is making a success out of a job he does not like. Charlie Webb (22) is a Manchester City "A" player. Went to Maine Road from Newton Heath Locos as an inside right. City have moved him to centre forward,73 words
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718 1952-04-05 6 CHELSEA CAN BEAT THE GUNNERS TODAY By ARCHIE QUICK RECENT snow has left the Wembley Final as problematical as ever, Ar ;3nal, playing phelsea m the postponed semi-iAial at Tottenham, cannot meet Newcastle m a vital championship game, and their wing half, redheaded Alex Forbes cannot play for Scotland at718 words
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Article60 1952-04-05 6 Weekend sport ■US. HSfc. U.\ T Cold, sura** *>"• <«*, ground. *t h£ Thames, Naval "iS!** 1 Bftt CRICKET: < m TOMORROW SOCCER; DIV i k t PICKET: ClilKT/2* (last day). T i% sea JiMOR Tonrviw^ A Section: ¥MCA "V££?*: at YMCA; TfaXi yl#<l *n SeleUr I at TTC CYMA60 words
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Article176 1952-04-05 6 BRITAIN CHOOSES GOLFERS t Brit|sh Women's golf States m the Curt* C un match at Muirfield S Edinburgh on June 6 and was chosen yesterday as fou lows: Ol Jeanne BLsgood, English champion, Jean Donald Phil lomena Garvey Irish champion. Mrs. P G McCanr, British champion. M. Paterson E. Price,176 words
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Advertisement78 1952-04-05 6 I YOU CAN DEPEND ON AUSTIN A 40 I I -wi^MhM». LIGHT COMMERCIALS I fEjjSßj^tts&ik -i, i>.»i>jr :.-_\j%w WM^Ht^^iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBB^^ Hi Br v'" \^B B-- AUSTINS LAST LONGER TOUGH BUILT FOR HARD WORK THE A4O COUMTRYMAN wilt carry six passengers M^ «riM or half-a-,on of goods with ease. Body and WE78 words
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Miscellaneous110 1952-04-05 6 MdElOrdkC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya >S > 1 I (*ntf«ASQ liSgT WBWj YE||lR 1 HAVE I I ARE YOU SURE THIS II YES,SIR/ ftkgaaah- JANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya THAT'S AMEUA V BUT I PANCV A LOOK BOUNo\ J^ ALL POUR Kf110 words
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Article, Illustration1282 1952-04-05 7 CU RLE W C AN WHIP WEIGHT AND GOING Popular tip h World Table Ten nis Championships were de£,t BombJ? the Iran Cup. which was to be pre"l. s the »>nnin* pair m the men's doubles event 1 J iT»iia*>if. However, the cap was presented hi 1 recmtlv by Lady1,282 words
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Article, Illustration227 1952-04-05 7 «IO\(, Sajarah created a surprise when they Seated Indian Recreation Club by three goals tioin the Singapore Amatemr F-A. Senior league ttfh at Jafan Ht sar Stadium, yesterday. ..iv vas \X us: asm it a si j iffair ■01 etii I i s227 words
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Article27 1952-04-05 7 OE WALCOTT GUARANTEES ~S w alco:t, world :1 champion, and J^.J— deposited f v «l night for m Philadel- j tattS? 1 3 cheque ig rr. mission27 words
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Article99 1952-04-05 7 SINGAPORE Indian wrestling v fans are confident Tiger Joginder will lower the colours of undefeated Seelie Samara at the Happy World tonight. The Tiger was specially "Imported" from India by Promoter Oates, together with Arjan Das, at the request of Indian wrestling fans who are confident99 words
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Article63 1952-04-05 7 II MJS. Terror beat Singapore Engineer Regiment by two goals to nil In their United Services Senior League soccer match at the Naval Base yesterday. Coates and Carnelley scored for Terror. Henderson scored for the Sappers. The other Senior League match, scheduled to be played at Tanglin between63 words
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Article250 1952-04-05 7 AUUUC LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER *ACI 1 SUNNY WAY FRIENDSHIP SUNNY WAY THE MONARCH RA^LI V*Ts*«* Lnctfer Friendship Sanny Way Ssnny Way 'tuammkf Sonny Way Ra-Li Laeifer Friendship EAGE FULL STOP FULL STOP FULL STOP FULL STOP FULL STOP 2 Galway Greer Pecans250 words
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Article41 1952-04-05 7 A GREAT tussle between two evenly matched teams is anticipated when Scotland and England clash at Hampden Park, Glasgow today m the last international soccer match of the season. Tn arid to the tense atmo- i41 words
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Article247 1952-04-05 7 YjiNGLAND'S Rugby Union Tj team has arrived m Paris knowing that they must win today's international against France if they are to finish second m the championship table. Wales hav e already won the championship by beating all rivals, but if France succeed today they will share247 words
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Advertisement37 1952-04-05 7 CHALLENGE FROM INDIA INDIA'S CHAMPION jQk r !IGER JOGINDER ;JL As One^Of India's Best Ever) Ll CIALLY IN STORE TO CHALLENGE «f *fc« 9 JRID COLOURED HEAVYWEIGffT CHAMPION r^yln^ L negro :^H fijtSgH WSF' Uli SAMARA fW37 words
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Miscellaneous778 1952-04-05 7 ACCEPTORS and probable 'jockeys at Ipoh today, first A day of the PTC. Derty meetiMg, are sT^w*""^Hones scratched from a U engagements are Tiberius, Abbeystead. Honolulu, Bodybeit, Lady Luck II and Full T There will be no double tote. The Big Sweep will be drawn on Race Nine. Race 1—2.15778 words
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358 1952-04-05 8 CRISIS IS BEGINNING TO EASE —BUTLER Britain's gold reserves have risen LONDON, Saturday. BRITAIN disclosed yesterday that the gold and dollar reserves which pay for her life-giving trade have sunk below crisis level with a loss of 635 million dollars m the first three months of this year. Since theA.P. - 358 words
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Article, Illustration37 1952-04-05 8 AT THE gala-turnout for first night of Sadlers Wells Theatre Ballet m New York, camera-shy Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski. wife of the famous conductor, is caught by the camera on her arrival at the Warner Theatre. Popper picture.37 words
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Article153 1952-04-05 8 INDIES PORTS ARE NOW SAFE JAKARTA, Sat. CHIEF of the Indonesian Harbour Service, Mr. A. Segong Van Banchet, said yesterday that security m the Indonesian ports had now practically returned to normal. He said that the congestion problem had been solved and so far the present situation was satisfactory. TheReuter - 153 words
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Article58 1952-04-05 8 Moscow farewell for envoy The Soviet Foreign Minister gave a farewell luncheon party m honour of Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan India's Ambassador m Moscow yesterday at which toasu to Indo-Soviet friendship were exchanged. Dr. Radhakrishnan is returning to his country where the Indian National Congress (the ruling party) has named himReuter - 58 words
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Article39 1952-04-05 8 South Africa has announced the creation of nine decorations and medals but the Defence Minister. Mr. Francois Erasmus, was silent when asked if they would replace existin e British decorations including the Victoria Cross. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article25 1952-04-05 8 Former Italian Marshal, Rodolfo Graziani disclosed yesterday that Benito Mussolini had left a will the text of which was not yet known. AFPAFP - 25 words
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Article36 1952-04-05 8 Five Communists and a party lawyer were at Baltimore yesterday sentenced to prison terms of two to five years and each fined $1,000 for advocating violent overthrow of the United States Government.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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184 1952-04-05 8 LONDON, Saturday. 'THE Labour Party recovered from its general election defeat last October with a resounding triumph over the Conservatives m the voting for the London County Council. Labour also scored gains m the local voting elsewhere m the first test of political strengthA.P. - 184 words
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Article151 1952-04-05 8 MADRID, Sat. P REIGN Minister, Mr. Alberto Martin Artajo. leaving here yesterday for a three-week official tour of six Middle Eastern capitals, is expected to conclude treaties of friendship with Syria, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, political quarters said. Spain, whose delegates have worked closely with theA.P. - 151 words
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Article88 1952-04-05 8 MANILA, Sat. ABOUR situation m Mania Lj deteriorated yesterday as workers m two other firms struck for better pay. Some 500 employees of the National City Bank of New York and the Philippine Trust Company walked out on Thursday for the same reason. The case ofReuter - 88 words
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Article29 1952-04-05 8 U.S. war veterans will get an additional 194 million dollars a year m pension and disability payments under two bills passed by the Senate.- A .P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article, Illustration53 1952-04-05 8 Emerging from semiobscurity, Frau Emmy Goerioflfc widow of the MarshSl gives evidence m a denazification case heard at a Munich court. She spoke m a firm, cheerful yoice at the trial of Count Michael Soltikow, German author accused of being a Nazi security agent and of writing anti-Jew books duringA.P. - 53 words
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Article320 1952-04-05 8 LONDON, Saturday. men faced one another kneeling m the grease and grime of the safety pit under a tube train at Swiss Cottage, N.W., Underground Station. A few inches from their heads was the live rail carrying a current that could kill them. The320 words
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113 1952-04-05 8 NEW YORK, Sat. THE foreman of the jury trying gambler Prank Costello for contempt of the Senate, said yesterday, after she was abruptly excused from service, that she had been accused of agreeing to accept a bribe. "It is ridiculous," declared Mrs. Helen LouiseA.P. - 113 words
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Article58 1952-04-05 8 Trawler fires at U.S. plane A U.S. patrol bomber was slightly damaged by gunfire from an unidentified trawler on Tuesday night m »the China Seas about 100 miles south-east of Shanghai. The plane, flying on the Formosa patrol, reported the crew were not wounded. It was able to return toReuter - 58 words
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156 1952-04-05 8 LONDON, Sat. rpHE FORMER Secretary for Commonwealth Relations. Mr. Patrick Gordon-Walker, said yesterday that a policy of close friendship and alliance with the United States was "absolutely essential" for Britain, rSpeakiner at Oxford, Mr. Gordon-Walker said: "It is necessary as part of our policyA.P.P. - 156 words
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Article36 1952-04-05 8 A Cairo military court yesterday convicted 18 pebpie for having go d/ looted from the shops during the Jan. 26 Cairo riots They received sentences ranging from two to 18 months.- A.P.A.P. - 36 words
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Article31 1952-04-05 8 Six children perished yesterday m a fire which des- troyed the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Odine Lavoie. Mrs. Lavoie and one son escaped.- A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article29 1952-04-05 8 Norwegian geologist, Olay Anton Broch, is to leave for Pakistan this month on a technical mission within the framework of the UNESCO's programme for economic development.- A.F.P.A.F.P. - 29 words
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Advertisement91 1952-04-05 8 0. qf/bowebAecebve, fauf& Mount WILLGOTO RAFFLES TONKHT f NEW FLOOR SHOW SUCCESS MARGARET MAURICE Presenting a Waltz of Grace and Charm and the Sensational Flagellation Dance (Whip Dance) also Soliano's Orchestra with JEANETTE FREDDIE JANSEN DINE IN THE GRILL BOOK YOUR TABLE TO AVOID 5381 tVkocaku afact\ i Wfyjh "RUNNING*91 words
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Miscellaneous67 1952-04-05 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris BUMMHHM^^^^BH^BI fNOW I THINIOUIwJB I AND AT HARDYJS LODGE- IfA LITTLE SHORT^I T OH THE CONTRARY MRI BUT GOOD HEAVENS, SAINT-"^ IVf 73f%5^| I COMRADE HARDY —^J OF &REATH, I HARDY/ 1 A/M WAITING IF THIS PROFESSOR BMUtiJ THE LOCAL [ANOTHER CAa-v^qi^j OUR GUEST BUT67 words
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Article, Illustration18 1952-04-05 1 The whole family comes along when Father goes digging for clams on the beach. Photo by Birte SteinckeBirte; Steincke - 18 words
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Article1159 1952-04-05 1 V. R. Ponnudurai - Grandmother had a good life V. R. Ponnudurai SHE NEVER HAD THE ADVANTAGES HER GRANDDAUGHTER ENJOYS TODAY. SHE HAD LESS PROBLEMS AND WAS DOUBTLESS MORE CONTENTED. by i\ grandmother's day things were different. If grandfather is to be believed, things were better 100. At least a woman knew her place1,159 words
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Article, Illustration446 1952-04-05 1 There should be more of such exhibitions" THE basis of a country's culture lies m its arts and crafts: the ancient art of basket making, cloth weaving and other forms of handicraft are the treasured possessions of the Malays m this country. Not for them are446 words
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Article270 1952-04-05 1 Chan Chin Bock - Chan Chin Bock by ])URING the past week there has been a noticeable difficulty m Singapore to obtain taxis. The reason was the approach of Chinese All Souls' Day, or "Cheng Beng," and many taxis were engaged to carry thousands of Chinese on their yearly,270 words
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Article448 1952-04-05 1 RAE MARCH TELLS WHAT SHE LIKES MOST ABOUT THE CHINESE FAMILY \^HAT I like about the Chinese peasant family is the way they stick together. When one member of the family works the whole clan joins m. Even the tiny baby will lie m its448 words
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Advertisement34 1952-04-05 1 WONDERFUL SWIMWEA* by HP z^Hfe^ 3i YLtD Hffl FOR THG jßfU* OF d/m HOLLYWOOD YOU WILL LOOK Kg LOVELIER IN A J§|L CATALINA m Sole Agents: EXCELSIOR LTD. 66, High Street, Singapore. Tel. 316134 words
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Article658 1952-04-05 2 LAN GRANT - LAN GRANT writes on "Outcast of the Islands" now at the Capitol IF you consider yourself an expert on South East Asia you will find (so lam assured) inaccuracies and anachronisms galore m Carol Reed's "Outcast of the Islands": if you have read Conrad's novel you658 words
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Article, Illustration58 1952-04-05 2 This is Singapore in "the Outeast" This shot from "Outcast of the Islands" Is one of the few In which Singapore Is supposed to be the location. This Is a dockside warehouse with a billiards saloon m the background, In which opening scenes were, shot Thereafter the location moves to58 words
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Article, Illustration292 1952-04-05 2 GENE KELLY said to me m Munich: 4 TU tell you the difference between Fred Astaire and myself. He is a performer, and dancing means everything to him. If I stopped dancing I could carry on by working out dances and directing others/ We were292 words
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Article, Illustration342 1952-04-05 2 ROME. OIGNORA Roberto Rossellini (Ingrid Bergman, now 36) thinks it's about time press and public kept its nose out of the private lives of film stars. In the last few months, while making her first picture. "Europe 1951," since her tempestuous love affair nearly three years342 words
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Article, Illustration973 1952-04-05 2 rr takes a long time for a man to become widely popular m another man's country. In Hollywood the task can be especially hard for some British film stars. At present, there is a case of Anglo-American misunderstanding m Hollywood. It may seem mild to the outside973 words
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Advertisement196 1952-04-05 2 CAPITOL '<>>»<» 11. 1.45. 4, ttt. 9Ji Carol Reed's 'OUTCAST if tbt ISLANDS' Preceded *J Malayan Gaieti* Exclusive Pictures of "ROTARY S BEAUTY QUEEN** Pins! ON STAGE 1 45. 4. 6.30 9.30 only VALENTO DOROTHY TONIGHT MNITE C3LUMBIA presents BURT LANCASTER m 'TEN TALL MEN" Technicolor PAVILION LAST DAY! 1.45.196 words
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Advertisement88 1952-04-05 2 xjHi^j^^B!L^^^^*r H ?i ''r*T:' **t -^liB^P^^P^ "^^w WWW flnfb Sole Agents For Spore A: EodBHiA. M& E.Nathan M You're chtoting I yevneif of If 1 1 M m everything ihevld hovt; lit f#ftf ct you v/Oof j| xasr «r/// 9 JK EBsrW INCORPORATING RADIO MALAYA Nt Good Friday Listening Build88 words
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Chapter161 1952-04-05 3 Ahmad recovered. Soon his carefree spirits returned to him. His school took him back. Lovely maidens surreptitiously sought his hand, but he politely refused all of them. He lived with a vision. Three years went by. He was correcting the boy's homework books one evening when the door to his161 words
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Article, Illustration511 1952-04-05 3 MARK T. HOEKENGA; EUGENE H. PAYNE - MARK T. HOEKENGA EUGENE H. PAYNE by and UOR perhaps the iirst time m his tory, plans are being made to rid an entire nation of a major disease by medical treatment. Preventive medicine has been employed on a nation-wide basis until now it511 words
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Article, Illustration577 1952-04-05 3 J. K. TAN - They invest in hobbies J. K. TAN by *J*HE best years of many people's lives are not spent m making money, but m spending it. But m doing so they get as much pleasure a.s any man who makes a cool million out of some fabulous financial deal. They are577 words
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Advertisement116 1952-04-05 3 HCrUYWOOD Beauty Hint A*, -f^j^fc.. x 1 <?~*W J SWISS MADE 21-17 JEWELS Dealers m all kinds of Clocks and Watches Spj re Darts, watch chains. etc. Wholesale and retail enquiries are welcome. KON PENG CO., No 415 North Bridge Road. Singapore 7 Phone: *****. The Oriental Optical Co., Optometrists116 words
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Advertisement78 1952-04-05 3 rugtAT iw>£aii PtßTvt y Qup ria, £tHd<M The PORT of LONDON AUTHORITY Seif-jjorerning Public Trust for Public Senio§ London the Premier Port of the Empire equipped for all types of ships and cargoes. For full particulars apply: BENERAL MANAGER, POST OF LONDON AUTHORITY, LONDON, LCJ KWEK FAH GOLDSMITH-JEWELLER Ft Qmality78 words
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268 1952-04-05 4 A sequel to 'hypocrisy' statement By THE SPORTSMAN |T would be fun to be 1 behind the scenes the day that sprinter E McDonald Bailey responds to the m vita tion of the Southern Committee of the Amateur Athletic Association "to have a chat*' with them on certain truths he268 words
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Article, Illustration279 1952-04-05 4 3 pretty girls beat jinx %•t By ROGER YUE UCKLESS' Good Youth Club, after failing to win a single trophy m inter-club competition for three years, has finally beaten their Jinx by carrying away the Elias Challenge Cup at last Saturday's Swimming Gala arranged by the Singapore Youth Council. The279 words
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Article100 1952-04-05 4 rhas been announced that the Keighley cricket club, which has paid some big fees for professional assistance durim the last few years, Is to play an all-amateur team m the Bradford League next season. Eddie Paynter, the Lancashire and England batsman, and E.A. Martidale, the West Indian100 words
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Article, Illustration245 1952-04-05 4 This is the story of The World R*^ That Wasn't. rPHE news was announced recently:— Nikofan Popov, of Russia, has just toon the annual 10--kilometres* cross-country race, organised by t\Ce French Communist newspaper L'Humanite m 29mins. Now that, it seemed, was a record. For even on a245 words
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Article234 1952-04-05 4 PETER WILSON - PETER WILSON 1952 Olympics... No. 10 Says fTO run or not to x run?— that is the question. Roger Bannister, so far Britain's best post-war miler, who is inevitably compared with the late great Jack Lovelock— they both ran for Oxford, and then both became medical234 words
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Article361 1952-04-05 4 C. BRYCE - C. BRYCE By sion of the Unit*. Junior League. His home t u*s Se »son q^K "fIQING HOME*' Will team, Stonehous e Violet, will ylf a^ u^ aiiJ r« ?<* ÜbeU be the theme to s to on song for hundreds of t'u, run l our^ii> Servicemen and their361 words
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Advertisement38 1952-04-05 4 Announcing the arrival of the NEW t v BANDSPREAD 1 BEAUTIFUL WOODEN CABINET MA|)£ |N HQLLAND <^^^^^' if I Sole Distributors tor SINGAPORE KOSTER COi, LTD. I 304 L ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE, 9. j !.;> iin r:H^;ia s^COiftyEß QUAY. 138 words
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