The Singapore Free Press, 12 December 1952
1952-12-12
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Title Section18 1952-12-12 1 MISSION TO INDIA LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA FDJGOPKDS;LKMF SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1952. PRICE FIFTFJ N ENTS18 words
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17 1952-12-12 1 led of the of adel MfMai aboat rercr dlsI OQ ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article227 1952-12-12 1 Nine with millions for overseas development ir^niv, r, LONDON, Friday. hADLV, British industrial leaders were named last night to organise a finance company to aid ommonwealth development This tfl an important part of the Commonwealth 1 rem or> uorl d Plan for production and trade vReuter - 227 words
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Article74 1952-12-12 1 "^f VST E R V explosions ■I hearj mi n Singapore I nicht were believed to be caused by R.A.F. bombings m Johorc, i police spokesman told the Free Press this morning;. Xn ottirrr who was m trjte of the eastern sr tioo of the island at74 words
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Article56 1952-12-12 1 2 LABOUR COUNCIL GROUPS Free Pr iff Reporter NEW d.stir.ct from ofl COWB >sis. P. R. Williams c I and A. R. Lazarc: The n*w ?rcup wUI ask the Secretary to allot them aeparat* seating arrangeCou^c:: M.peta ■ment issued thLs m Ing by the new group int! a a high56 words
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Article17 1952-12-12 1 The price of rubber m Singapore this morning cons sellers were m cv; on the17 words
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Article18 1952-12-12 1 The American freii ibia Trader, 7,20s dioed an a] the Atlantic [re Brest I ranee,18 words
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146 1952-12-12 1 HANOI Friday. THE French High Command yesterday reported "steadily increasing pressure" m the vital Red River delta, already plagued with Communist hit- and -run attacks. Pressure at Na San. wherr Franco Vietnamese forces held oft three big assaults In weeks Is relaxing. TheA.P. - 146 words
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Article31 1952-12-12 1 The United Nations Special Political Committee voted by 32 to 13 yesterday to recommend that Israel and her Arab states negotiate directly I for a Palestine peace treaty. U.P.U.P. - 31 words
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Article62 1952-12-12 1 Free Prres Stall Report ir SINGAPORE, next year will have a school for buikiand two junior technical schools, each costing a million dollars, the Director of Public Worka, Mr. A. Wear, told a press conference this morning. The school for builders will if ed m the compound62 words
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106 1952-12-12 1 VIENNA, Fri AN Austrian yoga expert said yesterday he will spend a r m a bottle beginning tomorrow. i Rudolph Schmied, a svUstyled fakir, told a presi conference he will be sealed m a .seven-foot lons botwith square sides and tenA.P. - 106 words
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95 1952-12-12 1 LONDON. Fri. MR. Oliver Lyttelton's Adviser on Co-ojj Mr. D. J Surridge, it v d m ti the Guvcrnor .ing development of retail operativ He will be m Malaya I seven weeks. He told the Free Pr< r.ight that he will arrive en95 words
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Article85 1952-12-12 1 Free Press Staff Reporter PROVISIONS and cash to the value of $200 were stolen from a shop m Balestier Road, Singapore, by two Chinese yesterday evening The neice of the owner of the shop, who went to (etch some fruit from the closed shop, *aw85 words
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Article177 1952-12-12 1 Free Press Staff Ke/'.orter FOR weeks past Corporal William Benham of Croydon, a 19-year-old National Serviceman at- 1 tached to 31 Battalion Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Singapore, had been training for his Corps boxing championships. Last night was the big night. In the peak177 words
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Article66 1952-12-12 1 LONDON. Fri. A DELEGATION from the Rubber Growers Associawhich represent- the majority of the European estate producers m Malaya and elsewhere, had a private meeting with General Sir Gerald Templer. The general rubber situain the Federation was dia al Templer met Lord Haden Guest, chairman of66 words
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Article, Illustration133 1952-12-12 1 SINGAPORE'S City Council labourers, painting a four-foot white line m Kaliang Road, opposite, the Gasworks, caused a serious traffic jam this morning. A two- mile procession of hundreds of cars and lorries crept along when the usual three-lane traffic had to move along133 words
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293 1952-12-12 1 c;imm; ii» Dr. Brock ChLsholm o Canada yesterday announce hLs resignation from the poof Director-General of th World Koalth Organisatioi on July 21. next yea: i Reuter. RABAT. Friday. rvEMONSTRATORS last ni^ht moved on two of Morocco's chief cities, Casablanca and Rabat. PoliceU.P.; Reuter - 293 words
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Article187 1952-12-12 1 24 Gas men get all Spore angry Free Press Staff Reporter M phone calls to U. Fp from angry h pointed of mdiv 24 stokers of Council's Kalianworks, who ha ened to striK me after tomorrow night One shouted m are 24 whole ga No comment The City Council authorities187 words
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Article19 1952-12-12 1 ORK STOR <R but I. Mr. T manritd proof that I ployees were disloyal19 words
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Advertisement43 1952-12-12 1 FIECTRIC C? m 4fS€ L'ont expect to Look wtell tf you dont Sleep irell X^^l Im best kind (\^^«!i^£ A-orld'B X A *«^n: v pro- yXy-JW^ hment to -*--S/^ v to \*T OVALTI N E /7tp WorUi Best Nightcap corporate^ m Et>^n<f>. SINGAPORE >.43 words
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Advertisement70 1952-12-12 1 jTniiiiMiitiiiiiuiiufTtJiiitfffuwniwi^lj SIN6APORE RESTAURANT 1 st Class Bart 79. Bras Ra«ah Fd 1 tapore. 7 H Excellent Cuisine E Ist Class Service 9 Special Cocktails Cold Beer. Wine A f 9 European Dinner A U Car Chinese Food B iiiimiiitiiiiimiiiiitniiiMHHiKiuiiiiiiiu: Y(pu wm't run short of MILK over Christm m h ANCHOR70 words
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Article, Illustration485 1952-12-12 2 You 'd Have to be Good to be a w Heilbron hold the publi She's one of Britain's two Queen's Counsels career women IN BRITAIN LOUISE LENNOX not myself, or any personal id of mine i, next The v 'emium for articles ls £200 to £300. At most it will485 words
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Article, Illustration245 1952-12-12 2 4 SIX-YEAR-OLD u.rl. too g to ;ed with I up by a ponceworr. as need of care and protection." hour or two later the policewoman found that two £1 notes were missing from her handbag It hau been rilled by the girl on245 words
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378 1952-12-12 2 NANCY SPAIN meets a woman novelist who has reached the point where she can say: lITOULD you like to be n the life of the party? Would you like to write red-hot novels that sell? Would you like to glitter with diamonds, be378 words
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Advertisement99 1952-12-12 2 To please charm H Choose your lov From I MAYNARD &Co 11, BATTEP SINGAPC TEL. Miss VICKI On'y limited stock of specially arrived for X n TEL. 6Z3iNote: Consult Miss Vicky, p Presentations, dances and for all tl extra special occasions remember that we have an excellent range of frocks99 words
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Miscellaneous96 1952-12-12 2 New Crossword No. 842 iu»-, \< h 1 'he sharp talons of a cat. 6, Regions and the North Pole. 7. Opening of nich the U. At that time. 15. and for no man." 16, Wading bird with olive green legs. jird may live. 1 of music by Ravel. -man96 words
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Miscellaneous139 1952-12-12 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, you have one «'f the most foiiunaU m the year ;<s your birthday. And with the proper cultivation of your talents, you may reach any real which you ml before you. On the other hand, you ran 'auk m a troidmi'll which can turn your139 words
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Miscellaneous54 1952-12-12 2 Solution To Crossword No. 841 YESTERDAYS SOLUTION. Across: 3. Spirits. 7. Instil. 8. Laggard 9. Really 10. Offa 13. Butter knife. 16. Ever. 17 Gabion 19. Blotchy. 20. Telega 21. Drynes.^ Down: 1. Microbe 2 A^tarte. 3. Sill 4. Playwright.* 5 Region 6. Tariff. 11. Filibeg. 12. Aec: 14. Uvular.54 words
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74 1952-12-12 3 lain took dollars 1 OXDOX. Friday, considered himself a sort ibassador to the I nited Stai field, Buckinghamshire Sen < for fraud >tain Percival George id the job m New York ror visiting officers like n-brooke. Montgomery and with a The saucer that hissedA.P. - 74 words
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Article, Illustration46 1952-12-12 3 THE POPULARITY of Deb bie Reynolds, pretty M.Ci.M. dam- ing star, with college foot till teams is obvious from th t tact that moit oi them have appointed hi r thtir cheer leader. But this surely must make things complicated for Debbie.46 words
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72 1952-12-12 3 Grandmother pleads for gunman, 18 \LBERT X .mar. Field, an. -yen ye The SO. ved m >cd. In passing s Lord carefully planned ler method .ate." A chase iUght after .gh the his way out. by. dmoUi€r and Field. to help CO. COl- i lapsed when sentence was j •irobatioQA.P. - 72 words
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Article25 1952-12-12 3 LONDON. Fri rj crew of the I with Dutch liner I The Ellen turned tv five of traP- ill. s sur-25 words
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Article152 1952-12-12 3 BABY DIED' TWICE IN TEN HOURS HUDDERSFIELD. Fri. A ONE-MONTH-OLD boy certified dead began to breathe again five minutes later and lived for another ten hours. The baby, David Eastwood. died the first time m a home for womfta'at Huddersfield The doctor had just left when th.c boy breathed tin.152 words
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Article40 1952-12-12 3 THe Indonesian Embassy at Manila reports con among Filipino, American and European applicants for jobs m arta Governmi the Filipinos applying tor service m the Inch Government are coll' d P™an Embassy state A. P.A.P. - 40 words
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42 1952-12-12 3 to 18i rhe Organiser. The per cites newly evidence preated by the Bombay journal Vividh cr t. wit nessind of the wife died shortly and he be project. iti commercial ht his machinery. A. P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article56 1952-12-12 3 ROME. Fri ITALIAN customs officials and Finance Mm clerks have struck work m protect against a government plan to cut special bon which these civil servarv have been receiving since 1938. M> mben of the Finance Ministry** special puiic:- C(.rp^ juties at the n iinReuter - 56 words
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Article64 1952-12-12 3 OAK TABLET IN REMEMBRANCE The tiny village of Kirk 1 Bramwith near Doncaster. will probably b e th e first place m the world to erect a permanent manorial to the late King George VI. The memorial will b e an oak tablet representing the banner of the Duchy of64 words
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Article59 1952-12-12 3 Girls m specially-designed uniforms will serve tea and light refreshments -rom orefab buffets at main-line stations of British Railways-, during next year. The buffets will be so constructed that they can be built o r dism mtleri with speed, and If there Is a rush at59 words
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Article280 1952-12-12 3 Both sid^s vulnerable South dealer NORTH 4 Q 10 7 5 <? 0*64 f AKQIO42 WEST EABT 4862 *J43 c? A X Q 10 8 6 <? 9 7 6 4 0Q75 0 3 2 A3 SOUTH 4A X 9 0 A X J 10 8 J 8280 words
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Article27 1952-12-12 3 The first "Supreme Court ;of Europe has held its in:ng at LuxemSe\ torney-g V aP-.-nation I and Steel Pool Autho- »k Che par-27 words
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362 1952-12-12 3 Woman's taunts led to scuffle between 2 men LONDON, Friday. m-S-DRIVER Albert Frost moved out of his house after quarrels with his wife. But two years later he returned with his luggage and broke m. Since then husband and wife have lived at logger-heads under the same roof. A "year-lon*362 words
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Article61 1952-12-12 3 Four London Welsh girls are leaving shortly to represent their country m a World Festival of Youth at Salzburg. Austria. Wearing their national costumes, with scarlet cloaks and foot -tall black .hats, they will sing "Silent Night" m Welsh m th* Silent Night Chapel at Oberndorf,61 words
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Advertisement120 1952-12-12 3 SAUSAGES ■■£Jj/!^1 1 E^°ys m as? 5« sa? !»is? «is? s»is? ss* 5^ 5^ ?s« Si« S SS ALSO I'NPACKEI) feC ft McGregor kahala r| WASSIAMULL'S g ft GENT S DEPT.. PHONE ***** V Reduce YOUR Motoring CosM buy the AUSTIN "SEVEN" k^^^^r .^h 50 MILES per gallon! The Austin120 words
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Miscellaneous182 1952-12-12 3 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 1 p.m. Light Music; 1.30 News, 1.45-2 Andre Previn Trio; 3 University of the Air; 4.02 Under 21 Club; 5.30 UN. Story, 5.45 Radio Orch.; 6.10 News; 6.30 Reporter's Notebook; 650 Forces' l Favourites; 7.20 Take It t. Here; 8 Talk; 8.15 Evening Star; 8.30 Prom; 9.30182 words
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Article195 1952-12-12 4 Board of censors 4 HOARD id of one ol a\ Film Cc: Ire wla I able for v? to see. This main recommend of the new Cinematograph Bill up by the ;im-il on ship i to ing, and by the ely disinter.critics of the oh and of its appointed upholder.195 words
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Article, Illustration1155 1952-12-12 4 DON IDDON'S DIARY WASHINGTON rrHE coat-of-arms of A the capital Just now could be a removalvan with a background of landlords rampant. The Democrats are packing up and moving out to make room for the triumphant Republicans who are moving m. The shopkeepers, restaurant owners, hotel managers seem uneasy over1,155 words
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Article, Illustration353 1952-12-12 4 THE PASHA BRINGS ON LES GIRLS' pOR the 28th time m three years, the 75--year-old parchmentskinned Pasha of Marrakesh. El Glaoui "Guardian of the Atlas Mountains and Lord of the Caravans." has been watching his favourite Paris show, with its retinue of 24 scantily clad showgirls. This time, however, he353 words
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Article329 1952-12-12 4 THECHANGINGFACE OF BRITAIN MORE divorces qiHERE were four times more divorces m Britain last year than m the year before the war 29,936 compared with 7,621. And the Legal Aid and Advice Act of 1949 has lengthened the queue of unhappy husbands and wives. For 37,637 divorce petitions were put329 words
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Article13 1952-12-12 4 IKE SHOULD HAVE GONE TO SAIGON J»is war j s •1 X T13 words
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Article750 1952-12-12 4 J. STUBBS WALKER - Great Plague to Atom Age J. STUBBS WALKER by The Story of the Royal Society Mirrors the Forward March of Science Down through the Centuries. WHEN they met m London recently it is unlikely that many of Britain's most famous scientists, the Fellows of the Royal Society, cast their minds750 words
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Advertisement25 1952-12-12 4 -SSENTIAL JEWELLERY yJri MEN j ?jjl •N GOLD AND WHITF. GOLD P. H. H E X 0 R V Jeweller /3. NORTH BRIDGE RD. SINGAPOPE-625 words
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Advertisement43 1952-12-12 4 sv^ $a? «2? v& c* g AUTOMATIC RECORD PUYQ J£ PORTABLE MODEL, as i£J Fitted with Carrj Fitted with C Pitted with r £och machine it guaranteed J /or Six Months. i T.M.A. LTD., (j 61/63. High Street «tfa jtfSak MU MM *W43 words
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29 1952-12-12 5 Chinese wardead for roll of honour all Chinese A d by the m Singapore d to be ready the dead i Book the C 'nnber Wang. -..ilf c: 129 words
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189 1952-12-12 5 1,500 MAY LOSE JOBS IF JAKARTA REFUSES TO LIFT A BAN unemXved i T i"!, n F^re will be trom Indonesia. nf* 1 3 receive 7 5 per cent, or their supplies from Indoa« nd the rest Sarawak and Malaya. urSJT t? Uan o< merch ants have Afl!?r, t^ sin189 words
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Article24 1952-12-12 5 The sala: n working party of the Singapore Ami Service Union for th tt r s Lingam th pay24 words
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Article143 1952-12-12 5 SUBSTATIONS liable to load shedding tonight are: luawa Rd Beach Rd Odeon t'inrma \lh.nnbr.i \n Club. KatTlts Hotrl Boon Tat si.. Mjuni-.J K<l Mm, Vir. fu».i L^aar Pump, l'unra* n Kd Joo I tiiat Place J41.u1 V.iNin J-ilan tunov, I anibridge Kd. Kancooa Kd. Tswnrr Kd Kitn Krat143 words
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Article37 1952-12-12 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. A charge against an Indian of having allowed one of n s \s to stray into a police .pound was withdrawn by the Parit Buntar court. The man had left for India.37 words
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Article23 1952-12-12 5 SEGAMAT, Fri. Ahmad bin Marzuki, 41. was fined $5 by the Segamat Magistrate for usitig criminal force against Amat bin Wagman.23 words
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Article19 1952-12-12 5 IPOH. Fri The Deputy Mentri Besar. Dato Laksa•.nana. yesterday addressed the Kampar Anglo-Chinese School at its prize-giving day.19 words
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Article107 1952-12-12 5 HPHE Singapore Education Department has asked about 300 Chinese schools not to dismiss teachers without proper grounds. A directive from the InInspector of Schools (Chinese), Mr. G. P. Darke, to all Chinese schools stresses importance of the continuity of service of teachers. This would give107 words
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Article48 1952-12-12 5 BODY FOUND UNDER JETTY BUTTERWCRTH. Fri. The Butterworth police are trying to find out the identity i 35-year-old Chinese who was found dead under the the slipway of the Bagan Dalam jetty m Butterworth. The body was m a highly decomposed state. In one pocket. $50 was found.48 words
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Article51 1952-12-12 5 The girls m the Singapore j Social Welfare GirLs" Home- j pounds of Christmas cakes j pounds of Christmas cake i for issue to all Social Welfare Homes. TAIPING. Fri. The 26th Taiping Rover Crew are holding a gala dance at the Hokkien Hoay Kuan tomorrow at 851 words
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169 1952-12-12 5 Free Press Staff Reporter MANY Chinese parents m Singapore who had betrothed their daughters m infancy or girlhood without their knowledge or consent are now willing to let the girls choose their own husbands. A Social Welfare official said yesterday: "These parents are169 words
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Article23 1952-12-12 5 TAIPING. Fri. For failing to establish a padi nursery m their farm, Hassan, Yaacob and Abdul Farid were fined $50 each.23 words
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Article103 1952-12-12 5 Zabariah will get her allowance THE Sultan of Kedah has not withdrawn the royal family allowance granted to his niece. Tengku Zabariah. recently married to Mr. Arthur Collins m London. Her marriage to the Englishman was strongly opposed by her lat e father arw the Sultan himself who threatened to103 words
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Article28 1952-12-12 5 Two new children's social 1 centres are being planned by the Social Welfare Department at Siglap and Serangon and expected to be ready early next year.28 words
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Article199 1952-12-12 5 Better Jap cloth for Malaya (SINGAPORE importers are clearing stocks to make way for new improved varieties of cotton and synthetic c*oth from Japan, expected to arrive m February, next year. The Government announced last week that Japanese textiles worth $35,000,000 would be allowed into the Colony during the first199 words
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Article45 1952-12-12 5 IPOH, Fri. The Seventh South Kinta Troop, attached to the Government English School m Gopeng won the annual Kuppusamy Shield competition open to Boy Scout troops iv Perak. Nine troops, representing j each of the districts m the State, took part.45 words
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Article20 1952-12-12 5 The Gimson School for Boys m Singapore has completed a suite of cane furniture ordered for Government House.20 words
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Article18 1952-12-12 5 Spectacles free of charge were issued to 28 members of Singapore's Bushey Park Home last month.18 words
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227 1952-12-12 5 CINGAPORE City Council Services Inion has protested to the itv Presi ent a 1 out an ad\rrtis<'ment calling for applicatioi s tm t nior appointments m the Cleansing Department. The union maintains that the sional Inspectors should be reserved for I227 words
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Article55 1952-12-12 5 PENANG. I HUGS and kisses greeted 12 children at B aerodrome 'day v they arrived from A to spend th holidays with their pa The students included twins. John and Anne, 12--year-old grandchildren of former Federal Councillor Mr. Jules Martin. They were accompanied by their younger55 words
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Article27 1952-12-12 5 The first annual meeting of the Young Malayans' Club (Singapore branch) will held m the Anglo-Chinese Junior School hall, Coleman Street, at 6.30 p.m. today.27 words
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Article25 1952-12-12 5 'Welfare' served 39,000 snacks A total of 39,40? were served I Children's Sex month. Ai. children tres for FOB HIGHER SI I I>\ I Teluk25 words
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120 1952-12-12 5 Big profits are made on H.K. cabbages /mum m eh -I m Hunt: Kong about a 'tro at katli Wholesaler; i; h t them at around 30 < a katti. Mr. Duncan F"hfr told thi^ to th« I Press urgent it for the nment to run a markeiiii. le i"120 words
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Advertisement80 1952-12-12 5 PLYMOUTH GIN /mmH ~~"*v. %M CM ftp (discerning) c 5371/2. \For the Festive Season only! TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE at our oft SMASHING COUNTER GRAND DISCOUNTS GIVEN ON ALL GOODS SUITABLE FOR XMAS PRESENTS, eft. TILL DEC. 24th ONLY Call Early and Save Now at yjR FAVOURITE STORE, lIA 111 TEXTILES80 words
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Advertisement113 1952-12-12 5 H M ■:> j ;y.y. p^, ,'v- iV A.^. r" Here's a new type of 'farafc' which can be put on on a GAK ACjt car. Made of heavy gauge transparent DuPont vinylite, weighing six pounds, these portables cost only $65 each. Mrs. Ursula Stracey is putting on the 'garage'113 words
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Advertisement231 1952-12-12 5 CHILDREN'S X'MAS GIFT A MODEL CARACE with 3 miniature Petrol Pumps IMb $17 00 Larger Model each $21 50 MMIATURE FITTED SHOPS ea<* $27.15 O $43 90 MINIATURE FARM EQUIPMENT to scale TRACTORS each 1.45 TRACTOR TRAILERS 2 different designs each HAY RAKE each 220 PLOUCH carh 190 DISC HARROW231 words
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Article442 1952-12-12 6 His 8.4 should not worry him From JACK BEAUMONT THK most interesting, and the most important event tomorrow, concluding: day of the Perak Turf Club's December meeting is a nine turlong race for horses of Cl. 3, Div. 1. The horses I expect to be contesting442 words
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Article228 1952-12-12 6 Horses not accepting rjV'UOWING horses will 1 not start tomorrow at Ipoh Lord Dhoti. Meditation, Preview, Our Friend, Silverfort, Man OTVar 11, Winter Scene and Lightnimg. Band SOS. Haa*«rbright Kong Ming 8.02, Galway Grcer 7.13. Palio 7.12. Cl. 3, Div. 2—6 F. DROITOR ran third to Short Hairs on the228 words
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Article78 1952-12-12 6 NEGRI BLUES NAME 20 MEN 1 P. <wrrs^*mdent Thurs. Twenty have been selected b% N. 3. :> ex match I played at the ttatwn p»i> «sday against University ol The will be picked just before the match from Tatur Ismail. Rahman Ahmad. Kam Azuddin. Poh Ch :a<e Pinto. Tarn Kr*.78 words
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Article172 1952-12-12 6 TAIL LIGHT has been promoted one division. urday when he carried 8.0-4 to victonr over TF. s.OO m this Cl. 4. Div I— 9F even; ot been n too d a task and !1 make :t a double tomorrow. Film Fan won u-el'. m Brst race172 words
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Article351 1952-12-12 6 35 MM FOR A MUCH BETTER DISPLAY FOR his easy win m Div. 6 on Wednesday, Lone Ranger has been promoted three divisions and dropped 6 Ib. He will run well again tomorrow and may give young Billy Bagby another winning ride In the Cl. 3, Div. 3—6 F. event.351 words
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Article128 1952-12-12 6 Ipoh to hold 100-mile race /~)NE of the sports attractions x m Ipoh during Christmas season will be a 100--mile cycling road race on U^ for the "Dunlop" challenge t: Competitor* will start at I Police Headquarters m dub I i and go along the main ipoh Tsui ping Road128 words
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Article32 1952-12-12 6 LONDON, Th... English cricket fixtures f approved by the county .s< Their ual mee-ing at Lord Their v. n 1 1 1 1 i I i A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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369 1952-12-12 6 FORGET ME NOT NOT BE FORGOTTEN IN THIS SPRINT FORGET ME NOT was disappointing on Wednesda> A!i<- early on m the race he faded to finish seventh to Pride of i He is set to carry 2 lb. less over an additional half a furlong. I expect Gordon Lansdown whom369 words
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Article172 1952-12-12 6 IXfITH let. Fenang State players TT m their rfde. *enang All Blues are confident or beating Perak All Elves m the first Ncrth Zon e All Blues Cup match to be played on me Western Road ground. PenMf iornorrow. Peoang will be led by172 words
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Article37 1952-12-12 6 Officials of tbe Everglow B.P. j for 1953 are: President. E. C. Chor.r. ;jeng Koon and Mun Sins: hon. advisor. .-.^h; hon. sec, I Lye: hi l im Tiau Seng: captain. Her uc Ortega axxj37 words
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82 1952-12-12 6 Spore Youth boxing meet in January rE FIRST annual Singapore Youth Be xing Chaaipionships for youths between 12 and 18-year-old will be held at the Singapore Bad- 1 minton Hall en Jan 28 29. 30 and 31. Th ded at a committee n the Singapore ing Singapore R^ irri\t tcurr82 words
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Article58 1952-12-12 6 The doubles l.nal m the 6.R.C tennis champ:oiiship6 will be ed at the Cl todaye finalists are: P. F d* Souza and E. Le Merciec Dr P. C Labrooy and Dr. E B. I «oy. Pa^lar afte: 'iaal. The result of t*u fio&l is: Dr E.58 words
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Article35 1952-12-12 6 SEDGMAN McG FOR PRO. TOUR? £Ol>l£ HIRH deni Lawn Tenni saud ZSt are l> <rs m« Australian i ers, I IU tUn M turn pr Herr nii th. Be<uh Aud Proi inqui Th. planr Hen35 words
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Article39 1952-12-12 6 DRJT. But the Pr rtaen him a fen Manager Ted Bi "Johnny like v loss to Keohau> to ngh orater Joe Jaxolx v.. oomcu is nov ss" 1 for a >* tnantife «ot«e prorooUr A. P.A.P. - 39 words
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Advertisement106 1952-12-12 6 CAPITOL TODAY Plus* Pa the News Speci BRi BOMB it Montebelln Tomorrow M'nite < HOWARO HAWKS' THEBIOSKY MU DOUGIAS.OfWfY MAt euzaicth mun AI7HOI HUNkIC9fI iff PAVILION liu-m1 iu-my 1 14 4 SJt. 9.30 > A RONDE REX N&w 2how!iB 1 1 iis i <» ;m :;o be ftlmrd n r\>106 words
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Advertisement43 1952-12-12 6 Available ai ail leading Horn: Humanised TRUFOOD MOST LIKE MOTHER'S **!LK THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY l IU ESTAB Life H ED f OO i IIN&APORi. KUALA LUMPUR KLAIIA. lt«EM»*«. Pk*>* fffifX/ SPORTS CLUB DANCE m the RAFFLES HOTEL BALLROOM TONIGHT 9-30 p.m. to 143 words
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Miscellaneous264 1952-12-12 6 Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya INO MATTER WHAT I MA&JC? SAY-- HE'S II Vt HEARD OF HIM. I I BUT vVHA T 's IT I CAN'T TELL YOU YET, WIDQ^HE SUPPLY AFAIENDOFT iN MANY STRANGE^ WHY NOT? EVERY- IALL ABOUT, H MANDRAKE. TOP B ''Mm- OUT Of264 words
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Article, Illustration30 1952-12-12 7 RAY WILL MEET TURPIN IN LUNDON Us definite' says Solomons coronation'weoL hi London M COincide with rsi? 16 con the Bri.trol the per 10 round techni- Reuter A. P. [PINReuter; A.P. - 30 words
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Article59 1952-12-12 7 Cup Inter-zone final ore U first day's }> ay one serve ree. 14 <ep£ :e final mi and I cup f '■■'<■■ coveted tennis the Christmas VI Beilo represent tfunst Vhsra and Kumar tfta| pan x' the «aii% sarchM tomerrov Oardlnl v Mlira and59 words
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Article, Illustration50 1952-12-12 7 Teacher is ready for Kid Gavilan SOLOMONS pHUCK Davey. who fights v> like a champion and talks like the teacher he used to be. pronounced himself fit and ready yoterday fcr his :t title bout with The ft an State of irehim "O leman o: •'iph kici. and H A.P.ASDFAA.P. - 50 words
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Article186 1952-12-12 7 Piruz will not defend his title A BDULLAH PIRUZ. Mala--t*. ngles runners-up and Thomas Cup player, will not be defending hi* SelanSor singles title this year. Piruz has decided to take a rest. The Selangor badminton championships begin on Monday evening and Piruz' decision will also see a new men's186 words
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Article29 1952-12-12 7 1 7-YR-OLD 1 1 >CKEY Ton) I to will know today whether he I or if he continu drivt Amecord of 388 winners m pirito's the L7-y< i-old ri29 words
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Article169 1952-12-12 7 REST ARE MINUS 4 STARS THE annual hockey match between Europeans and the Rest on the padang today. should be a keenly contested affair. This Ls the fourth game of the series since the end of th P war. Rest won the first game m 1949 by 4-3 and triumphed169 words
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Article28 1952-12-12 7 BELIEVE It or not In beatm h Africa's Vie Toweel for the world ■U champion- Jimrn of delivered 43 ruts m 1 mm. 44 seco: single28 words
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Article122 1952-12-12 7 ttHE Lawn Tennis Writers' AwMfccUtJCß of (ireat Britain is to make a special award to Dr. J. (Jn "for outstar to the nain*\ leadership m the Davis (up, and initiative at Belgrade." Colin tireffory. now 48, ha> been the Kritish Davis Cup raptafn «-inoe 1949. I122 words
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Article98 1952-12-12 7 The December Medal (bogey) competition of the Royal Singapore Golf Club was won by L. E. C. Davies m 'A 1 Division. *B Division was won by C. W. Auchmuty (2 up). The A' Division ball sweep on the first nine holes was shared between R.98 words
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Article56 1952-12-12 7 The Bunbeam BJP. will play a friendly badminton rattch •falnst P. and N. Sports Clnb on Sunday at the M.B.L. hall. Sunbeam players will be: Vincent Gomel, John Chua, Lim Chee Kirn, Ng Kura Kuen. Lye Hin Wing. Jackie. Lim Chin Yee, Larry Lim. Henry Choo.56 words
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Article61 1952-12-12 7 Malacca XI to travel Schools quad hockey MALACCA. ThUTS. Malacca Combined Schools, winners of the first quadrangular hockey mcX between Mala -~vi Sembilan, I Selangor and Singapore, hel<. Seremban last ill trave i Lumpur on to parl m Following have been selects Amin. Tan Kee Leng (b< School .nd Fred61 words
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Article91 1952-12-12 7 ards did not indiwhat their decision ht be. on would just al bringing m 388 winners mark se'. by Walter 1906 and equalled by Culmone vVillie B 370 of imKid. Ed m twice oo the ou during the running of 'he furlong fourth race for two- 1 oldsA.P. - 91 words
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Article, Illustration73 1952-12-12 7 IPOH RACES The easiest winner LEFT: Dr. J. D. Dennehy leads m Short Hairs (Lansdown), winner of the sixth race at Ipoh on Wednesday. Miort Hairs scored the easiest victory of the da> winning by three lengths to pay $17 for a win and $11 for a place. RIGHT: Palio73 words
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Article96 1952-12-12 7 POH LIM SHINES IN H.K. Paid best SINGAPORE'S Lucky Strike !£5 Badminton team now In Hong Kong for a series of i four matches with Hong Kong players, trounced a i Hong Kong side by five games to two m their first matches last night. The worst beating for theU.P. - 96 words
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Article174 1952-12-12 7 By MATMAN A MAN with a familiar face— at least to those who A patronise the Happy World Stadium on Saturday nights— strode into th? Fro, Pres> office yesterday "I'm Alan Garfield, he said. Frankly I had never heard 01 mm. "Besides being a r, I174 words
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Article29 1952-12-12 7 The Tiong Bahru Community Centre will play a friendly badminton match against the Henderson Estate Community Welfare Centre at the Tloog Bahru Community Centre's court tomorrow.29 words
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Article27 1952-12-12 7 The Singapore Hockey Assocla- I tien junior knock-out tournament fixture between Teachers Training College and Shell S.C was post- poiied yesterday due to heavy rain.27 words
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366 1952-12-12 7 A BOXING CUP TO ADD TO HIS TROPHIES Sgi Tan gefs his wish Free Press Boxing Reporter TAN KHENG W I for I.' m his life to win a cup at last nlghf Army Ordnance Carps championsl > Tan^lin (iymnasium. His first fl n the preliminaries The cup he won366 words
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Article23 1952-12-12 7 COMPTON HITS EVANS FOR SIX II ti j m th v i i 0 cham ps. and B not i t I WIHII23 words
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Article, Illustration513 1952-12-12 8 TRUMAN REFUSES TO SEE MacARTHUR "Gave me lot of m isin forma tion \V \nHI\C.TO\. Friday. PRESIDENT TRUMAN jresteftfay rejected sugges- tions that he hold a White House conference with Mr. Fisenhower and Gen. Mac Arthur on Korea and he blasted both of them. rrumai 1 Presi lent-elect Eisenhower's iouncementA.P. - 513 words
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Article120 1952-12-12 8 Ike's talks 'will pay off soon' ABOARD THE U.S. SHIP HELENA, Fri. MR. John Foster Dulles, Secretary of State designate, said yesterday the conferences. Mr. Eisenhower has been having at sea with his top advisers "will pay dividends to the American people for years to come. "There will not beReuter - 120 words
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Article23 1952-12-12 8 The Swiss Parliament yesterday n'octed M. Phillip Etter. Minister °f the Interior as President of the Swiss Confederation fo r 195323 words
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376 1952-12-12 8 PORT SAID, Friday 4S the trooper Devonshire, home-bound for A Christmas with troops and families from the Far East, tied up at Port Said, one of the Army's most distinguished soldiers was m the galley "spud-bashing." For Private William S in, V.C is rather376 words
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329 1952-12-12 8 President 's trip to Bali fails to end army revolt JAKARTA, Friday. PRESIDENT Soekarno of Indonesia returns to r Jakarta today after a Id-day "holiday" m Bali during which he consulted with Army and Government leaders m a personal effort to find a compromise m the army dispute which threatens329 words
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158 1952-12-12 8 TOKYO pHiNESE inalst iv to recaj imports otfl, according to frontlli Communist guns po sands Of rounds into Sou r m positions on the nil's. l^"g Nor: and Little Nori. while 3.000 Chinese infantry climbed into the assault, their b'.ggest since the bitter158 words
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Article183 1952-12-12 8 HALIFAX, k I I raeli sea cap- tain rested under sedas m a hotel here yesterafter going berserk his 5.655-ton freighter and threatening to sink her his fpther was appointed to tr. of the li Gover, nt. A.ian Graet?:, 24, was taken off the ship AbrahamU.P.; A.P. - 183 words
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238 1952-12-12 8 LONDON, Fri. fHRISTOPHER Craig, 16 -year-old son of a suburban bank manager, was sentenced to gaol yesterday for shooting a policeman between the eyes m a roof-top gun battle. His unarmed accomplice, Derek Bentley, 19. was sentenced to hang. Craig, who said heA.P. - 238 words
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Article31 1952-12-12 8 China has sent a consignment of Yangtse alligators, giant salamanders, pythons, monkeys and birds to the Soviet Union, Hungary', Czechoslovakia and East Germany for their says ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Miscellaneous94 1952-12-12 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris j TT[ IT THAT PRODUjIWU UUOLL IN KSO^ETHING FUNNY ABOUT THrtT f WHAT WAS iT THE CID l A^v SAIC^ 1! ill P P-STRESS--WHO UNFORTUXATEiy THEY OIQNT EVEN KNOW HIM SOUET*!*3 ABOUT 0?OSS/A/0 BpL. A GOVTO MEET-ANt? HE BUT HE WAS AWFUL MAP ABOUT Z//S94 words
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