The Singapore Free Press, 13 December 1952
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Title Section19 1952-12-13 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA by SINGAPORE. SATIRDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1952 PRTCE FIFTI I N19 words
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Article, Illustration236 1952-12-13 1 ropean engineers to stoke if men strike Free Press Staff Reporter Sv!l?? E wil! have K*^ even if 24 stokers ol the ity ounciPs Kalian- aMVorks carry out th.-ir threat to strike after midnight r t r r o ensure the conto the public would be236 words
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Article, Illustration46 1952-12-13 1 MART LIM 4, lightly clutches the huge doll she received at the Rotary Club Christmas party at the New World yesterday. Daughter of Mr. Lim Chwee Choon, of the Customs Department, Mary was one of the youngest at the party. Free Press picture.46 words
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Article46 1952-12-13 1 Free Press Staff Reporter MR. NG (HONG BENG, who cracked the two mystery safes which had been unopened for 50 years at Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce recently, has been invited to open two City Council safes, whose keys have been lost.46 words
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Article18 1952-12-13 1 Viscount Swinton, former Minister of Materials, will become British Commonwealth Relations Secretary on Monday. ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article20 1952-12-13 1 Reuter The Government of India relay introduced a Bill to allow divorce for the first time among Hindus.Reuter - 20 words
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134 1952-12-13 1 LONDON, Saturday. fpHE United States and Britain may make a new approach to Persia early m the new year for a settlement of the explosive oil dispute, authoritative sources said last night. The method of approach and its terms will be determined m134 words
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Article60 1952-12-13 1 SEOUL. Sat BITTER fighting with knives, boyonets and handgrenades raged on the slopes of big and little Nori HilLs, on the west bank of the Imjin river, as darkness fell last night. South Koreans, charging m the dusk, were making their fourth attempt to retakeReuter - 60 words
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Article125 1952-12-13 1 RED PAPERS FOUND: TWO MEN HELD Free Press Staff Reporter T\V O Singapore Chinese have been detained by the police this week for possession of publications issuen by the Malayan Communist Party. Mr. A. E.G. Blades, head of the Special Branch, told the Free Press this morning that the men125 words
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Article56 1952-12-13 1 CASABLANCA, Sat. FRENCH troops and police were m a state of alert throughout the whole of Morocco last night but th<Nationalists failed to launch their expected new wave of demonstrations. A French residency spokesman m Rabat said: "Our fears seem to have been unfounded. We appear toReuter - 56 words
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154 1952-12-13 1 GIRL TELLS OF PUB CHAT LONDON, Saturday. 4 26- YEAR-OLD cricketer was yesterday sent for trial at St. Austell on charges of murdering his mother and father and dumping their bodies over a 120-foot Cornish cliff from a wheelbarrow. Miles Giffard who, according to154 words
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Article33 1952-12-13 1 Gold was meant for Singapore Darwin police, with in co. v*'Sterdav re ?ri more than £7.000 of gold suspected stolen a tennant ore goldfield intended for smuggf.lne aboard an aircraft bound for Singapore.33 words
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Article22 1952-12-13 1 Iv»'r> h this i and n n<»\\ m fine >n h»st M .mcl 'i rid^ P.uli Field and22 words
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259 1952-12-13 1 Commonwealth decides the Queen 9 s titles LONDON, Sat. TH E COMMONWEALTH Prime Ministers meeting m London agreed that each country m the Commonwealth should use its own form of title for Queen Elizabeth 11, it was announced yesterday. But all the forms used will include a description of herReuter - 259 words
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234 1952-12-13 1 PACIFIC DEFENCE Churchill may see Ike L ONDON sn JDRITAIN is likely to her exclusion from ANZI S de ence alliance m Pacific until she can d American admin on next y; m London yesterday. The ANZUS Pact is confined I Zealand, and the United States. Britain to be rep:234 words
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17 1952-12-13 1 LABOUR MAY DISCIPLINE 2 DESERTERS MR. S. K. R^dd: r X In i i men the pa17 words
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Article23 1952-12-13 1 RUBBER mark' ing. Business was i 91 1 4 cents a lb fir. 7 8 cents below last n23 words
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Advertisement48 1952-12-13 1 .3 LATIN'S tor «^%M w KJO GUISSWOtK obowt h«r right «Had« 3««« f» 4 forr#«» Cdtef Mortnooy -••-«bi«-. Jwu tp«d#y for WONOt MUNCTTt MOWNfTTI «£OHFAO > I flpl I a 1 1 r Mblls I from which I I 1 V rtOOJI fo« HHstl»V"^/ r AIL F7>?sr CLASS DEALERS48 words
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Advertisement33 1952-12-13 1 M. FLINTER&S. GRIHBERgI Diamonds Jewellery > 67, Stamford Rd., (Eu Court 81dg.,) SVorf, Telephone 7923 H^fli TH£ WORLD'S FINEST DRY SM£R r/l I 4^i j Sole AgentsTHE EASTERN AGENCIES (1946) LTD Singapore and Eranches33 words
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Article224 1952-12-13 2 ntiirnny WW^m CHILDREN'S P A€B Not only at Christmas time AS Cl and n Of *h best be IT is amazing how a hobby can grip a person— even an «-'ld person. y}, some years Dior, who ha«> but cineH He So n a i :'ms224 words
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Article, Illustration53 1952-12-13 2 The Whiskers Club Come ivith m polite animals did not ask too many '•ons, but Toddles, who •eru excited, soon tini his t>ian. He led towards a gloom v Old a round tower. airi Toddles, "it's the p. 1:' 'ous animals the ghost. "But you knoic there is a fc53 words
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Article, Illustration658 1952-12-13 2 SEAMAN - SEAMAN by Secret weapon TiHE pirate led his men back to the launch. Only his presence stopped the retreat from becoming: a rout. On his orders o or three men at each, end of the line lay flat and kept sending: an occasional bullet ro s a the658 words
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Article, Illustration32 1952-12-13 2 picture. Yvonne Sugden winner of the international Skating Competition, m London, skates gracefully round safety beacons at Streatha m ice rink where she skated m the British Amateur Championships recently. P PopperPopper - 32 words
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Article506 1952-12-13 2 Though many men have tried to climb it IN the afternoon of A June 8, 1924, two men crept slowly and painfully upward along a desolate skyline ridge. Ahead, eight hundred feet above, and nearly a quarter of a mile away, the ridge ended m a steep506 words
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300 1952-12-13 2 Four Famous Women HERE are the lifestories of four famous women, one of them Polish, three of them English. They helped the people of their day and the people who have come them, m nursing writing and science. FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE was born m300 words
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Advertisement134 1952-12-13 2 NOTHING but The Best is good for you THE BEST GOLD DIAMOND JEWELLERY with THE BEST WORKMANSHIP are always available he Convince yourself with a look around. We welcome your Inspection without any obligation. /TONG.HIN \-j/ 6* NEW ARRIVALS of all latest designs WATCHES Call for your Choice at LEE134 words
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Miscellaneous62 1952-12-13 2 Junior Contest 1 THIS week, boys and giHs. They make the name of I I want you to sort out something everybody is 5 those kthers mto three words. giving to just now. Send > me answer along to Auntie Wendy, the Free Press, Cecil SV Street, Singapore, by next62 words
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Miscellaneous149 1952-12-13 2 Crossword Junior j CLUES ACROSS. 3. Slender branch of a plant 6. M Inn' is one of the four London Inns of Court. 8. Title of a book by Sir Walter Scott <t\vo words*. 9. A film for a camera is usually rolled on this. 10. Inclne the head 15149 words
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Article, Illustration193 1952-12-13 3 ORCHESTRA FIRED BOSS WHO 'WAS DEFIANT He visited China THOMXs rimwk-ii °NDO\. Saturday, eh linn m nf d ISmis f sed from position as Orc C^ n h as Of aecu^ ftof^S orth d e O o f rcK C a ting a i fc ~r~SS of thI h hero193 words
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Article, Illustration24 1952-12-13 3 i .r.KKK At MONT is th c gentleman sitting next to Zsa Zsa Gabor who plays his "issistaiit" m the n«w M.G.M. picture, "LiU."24 words
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147 1952-12-13 3 LONDON, Sat. AIRS. VIOLET RUSSELL, of <*•** Braunston. near Daventry, was worried about her two-month-old baby Anthony. Ever since she opened a new tin of dried milk, which she got from the county welfare centre, Anthony had been fretting. Then, halfway down the147 words
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Article121 1952-12-13 3 Pennant wasfound in Colony MELBOURNE, Sat. AMAIDSTONE Rotary Club pennant "visiting card" for Rot aria ns on their world travels has found its way :o Hamilton, m New South Wales. Australia. There is a war-time story behind it. The pennant first came to tit m Singapore when furbelonging to the121 words
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Article77 1952-12-13 3 LORD KEMSLEY has sold the tabloid London Daily Graphic (circulation 780,000 to Associated Newspapers, Lord Rothermer roup which owns the Daily Mail. The Sunday Graphic continue to be published ler its present ownership oup will take r production phic on Monday. There is speculation whether theyA.P. - 77 words
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Article243 1952-12-13 3 ildea vulnerable. aler NORTH A 10 9 6 4 3 0A J 2 10 2 WEST EAST A7A A 5 <?A42 <?KQ96 3 0986 0 7 4 3 *AQ9764 *853 SOUTH 4KQ J 8 2 <? 10 7 0 X Q 10 5 X J The bidding: South243 words
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199 1952-12-13 3 Wife went off with lover and cash LONDON, Sat. A WIFE who was paid €5.000 by her husband i "because he wished to regain her affection,' went oil with the other man and the money to Brighton, Judge H. Emlyn Jones said at Chester Divorce Court. He granted a decree199 words
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Article65 1952-12-13 3 Japs arrest radio spy TOKYO, Sat. JAPANESE police have announced they havv arrested an unnamed radio i technician said to have been trained m high grade intelligence techniques m Russia. They said they were led to 1 the suspect by the case of Wataru Kaji. a leftwin^ writer, also alleged65 words
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Article43 1952-12-13 3 The world surplus v portable rice n will be 5.427,000 tons. according to the Rice Consul Comrr. 1 1 en re concluded a confer Sine s of -.1 rice s are to meet In >n or about Jj.n. 6. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article43 1952-12-13 3 SHIPS CRASH IN FOG n fro; Fernstream sank San Francisco bay shortly a colliding with the Hawaiian Rancher, but nstream's crew escaped m liboats. The crash occurred just west of Alcatraz Island, site of a Federal prison, m fog and light rain- A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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Article24 1952-12-13 3 Fourteen United States citizens employed by the United Nations Organisation were discharged after the State Department submitted "adverse" reports on them.24 words
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Advertisement265 1952-12-13 3 The PORT of LONDON AUTHORITY A Self-governing Public Trust for Public Serrict London the Premier Port of the Empire equipped for all type* oi ships and cargo-, i. For fiifl porttcutan applf: GENERAL MANAGER, PORI OF LONDON AUTHORITY. LONDON. LtJV iMpI /7 4 Containing Tableware In the lovely «s?4 ifJlj265 words
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Miscellaneous135 1952-12-13 3 Tc ys i So No. 542 I YOUR LUCKY STAR you >«v nn\ find that someone m fame which ForUii- t l< Your !< tO come lhe profit from your own vn h n^ n>. It ir. ri P «nj" i produ i man or iw u I perform In135 words
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Miscellaneous28 1952-12-13 3 New Crossword No. 845 CLUES ACROSS a m the City? ,T> A New Cloth go sheep spirits (7). 9puncture will do it (T) inder <8.». 10. Sn I"28 words
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Article371 1952-12-13 4 IT is of :m--,pore ndone- :ould od able government. the s not as it ghbours. Repor. un.ts here and there have ed thr .mand- amenable than those ned by th*» g the i Jogtie or no raJ divi- good i down a bit we find that371 words
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Article, Illustration886 1952-12-13 4 Palace of Peace Draws the Tourists Kay Murray Visits U.N. Headquarters 60,000 PEOPLE HAVE BEEN THROUGH THE BUILDING DURING THE PRESENT SESSION I TNITED Nations Headquarters has become the number one tourist attraction of New York. 60,000 visitors have seen it since the General Assembly opened on October 14— an886 words
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Article, Illustration986 1952-12-13 4 POLITICO - POLITICO by THE Radio Patrol Unit of the Singapore Police lives on a fine reputation the so 3. It is said, among other things, that a radio car can be on the c of an accident or crime within three minutes of call. be. On Sunday986 words
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Article404 1952-12-13 4 SPOTLIGHT on the AGED In Britain \IORE than 5.300.000 4 Britons are over 65 and nearly 1.800.000 over 75. At least 250.000 of them are In desperate need of care and double that number are struggling eke out an existence m a constant404 words
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Advertisement14 1952-12-13 4 ff^~" .c£ MIN J^, WATCH CO. SA. C Singapore v^> o^7 lei. 334. 'V14 words
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Advertisement29 1952-12-13 4 "Don't rush, ny dear The Orange Crush, j Will last the party I There's plenty more f it comes And it is all for 1 f /n f")(A 7/29 words
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141 1952-12-13 5 ST. JOHN BRIGADE TO GET 500 MORE NURSES Plans for emergency INGAPORE St. John Ambulance Brigade plans to recruit 500 women next year for its nursing divisions. District Officer, Mrs. I K. Rogers, told the Free Press yesterday. who is tho association's hon. said: "We want to be ready 101141 words
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Article, Illustration52 1952-12-13 5 MR. J F. NICOLL, tfw Sins apore I bid "bon voyage and good lurk" t ixin 1 B<»\ Scouts who arc leaving the Colony ne\l w««k t. ttttttd the Pan-Paiific Jamboree m the outskirt Australia. Picture shows the Governor addressing52 words
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88 1952-12-13 5 PUBLIC MUST HELP TO IMPROVE RICE SUPPLY I Free Press stuff Reporter T HE of Singapore A ipathetic that .11 not lift their little c Govern,he pretn of rice suppl; the Colony, Mr O. R. S. Bateman, the Controller of Supplies, said yesterday. Some people. however, inonymous letters withIng evki88 words
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Article110 1952-12-13 5 Governor of Singapore, Mr. J. r NicoU has ap- proved the following appoint- J Collier Is to be depir the Comptroller of Entertaii#rient v s Du' the Comptroller of oms for the purp< ses of the Liquors Revenue Ordinance and the Tobacco Duties Ordinance. Mr.110 words
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Article20 1952-12-13 5 Day ha-s declared a Dank' and public holiday m Singapore. The Whltsun holida been advanced me (J.20 words
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Article30 1952-12-13 5 Base union drops strike threat The Singapore Naval B. Labour Union has agreed to stop strike action pending ideration by the Admirality of their request for arbitration of their claims.30 words
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142 1952-12-13 5 MR. SEDDONS WANTS A CO-OP ADVISED Free Pre^s Staff Reporter T|R. D. E. Slddons, chair- man of the Singapore Co-operative Society, told the Free Press yesterday that he welcome^ the visit of Mr. D. J. Surridge, Adviser on Co-operation to Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, to Singapore m February, next year. "The142 words
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Article44 1952-12-13 5 Vaccination teams for parks Singapore Government's mobile Ination teams will visit three amusement Colony today from 7 pm. to 11 p.m. The amusement parks are Great World, Happy World and World. Vaccinatior. "ovided free of 000 people m the Colony have against 11 pox.44 words
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Article77 1952-12-13 5 Australia oilers study gifts Free Press Staff Reporter OINGAPORE students may apply for the 1953 fellowships and scholarships bein^ offered by the Australian Government as part of its contribution to the British Commonwealth Technical Cooperation Scheme for Asia. Candidates who wish to be considered for these awards may obtain application77 words
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158 1952-12-13 5 Free Press Staff Reporter A special message of greetings from the Anglican youth of the diocese of Lienfield England, to the Anglican youth of Singapore will be read out by the Bishop of Lichfleld. the Rt. Rev. E. S. Woods, at a youth rally ut158 words
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Article84 1952-12-13 5 STBSTATIONS liable to \o:a\ shedding tonight are: !i'i-r\ I .hip Wi.an: Satu l .i in Pk.. I nivcrsjt> Hostel Gallca Mill P.iterson K.I It.ilmural Kd.. Dal vev K<|. Chartered Bank and network. < hin.i Hank and network Asia liuildJnt I. Pickering St I ros, I'j ci. da Si.,84 words
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Article29 1952-12-13 5 A Christmas party for 140 children will be given by the Singapore Social Welfare Department at the Welfare Centre m Sims Avenue at 9.45 a.m. on Monday.29 words
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Article28 1952-12-13 5 Two unofficial members of the Singapore Rural Board, Tuan S. M. AlkafT and Mr. Chin Chye Fong have comi their three-year term and have retired. I28 words
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134 1952-12-13 5 T*HE Singapore Musical Society has engaged a number of world-famous artistes to perform here next year. Among them is the "celebrated 'cellist, Gasper Cassado, who will give a perform- ance on Sunday. Jan 25. The Italian tenor", Gino I Mattera. who starred m the134 words
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Article103 1952-12-13 5 SINGAPORE band is popular both with public and P*"-' rns. Tlv band plays eight t;: ■i In tl parks her public places It Ids char band can engag tor private pur■o long as these are approve^ by the Comnilsner of P The band 31103 words
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233 1952-12-13 5 Councillors are told: Work hard SINGAPORE City President, Mr. T. P. I McNeice, said yesterday: "There is a job to be done l>\ City Councillors. That job can be performed better i by hard work than wordy speeches." Mr. McNeice was addressing a special meeting of Council which had met233 words
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88 1952-12-13 5 C.O.L. INDEX BASIS MAY BE REVISED Free Press M.tff Reporter rK problem <;f the basis for tin living index figures fcaptm- is under consideration. Mr. E. J Phillips. K«'iristrar of Malayan Statistics told the Free Pr. terday At present the index numbers are based on arbitrary proportions of expenditure by88 words
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Article20 1952-12-13 5 tary. Mr W L V, the v annual "pa: the Mt. Girls Homp .f Wilkie Road this cv20 words
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Article21 1952-12-13 5 Mr. George Ross Stardish has been given a comml as Pilot Officer In th f > Malayan Auxiliary Air21 words
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6 1952-12-13 5 'COPTER SQUADRON TO FIGHT BANDITS 46 words
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Article19 1952-12-13 5 her way to i Kamchatka tinned lruits. Th< n water ai.u bhe leaver port i'etropa I19 words
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Advertisement170 1952-12-13 5 v/ Shipment just Arrived In time for X mas World Famous /\S^(q\ Conductors /<3>\ f '^> and Or «*»«stras MB J L-J Irr A/ World Famous Decca, unswick, London -LAYING AND STANDARD RECORDS E. S. ISAAC CO., LTD. Cecil St Spore. -1 Phone 4805 Just a Reminder SPECIAL REDUCTIONS Only170 words
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Advertisement84 1952-12-13 5 I THE ALL STEEL BICYCLE j^ '^|4 THE BEST MONEY CAN BU tf i V JPvl "RAJAH" Black fram' 'B^SV N^ Spore Price 140.00 Ki^H|S£/ "SPECIAL" Black fram j ai Spore Price $185.00 j .JBJrat^ SPORTS TOURIST" Blac^ j /^iw%. •f§ujK\ 11 s pore price 180 00 I jg^j I84 words
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Article45 1952-12-13 6 BK I I I N t. nil ng FiHd- n v 00 from the I on promoted II irrin^^ Arena h n >ne attended the iw British inpion I urns kno"k out w iegand of F v the fifth round r45 words
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Article280 1952-12-13 6 RAY MAY HAVE TO DEFEND SOONER New danger to Turpin bout THE possibility that Sugar Ray Robinson may not be allowed to wait for another six months before defending his w r orld middle\n eight title loomed yesterday as a danger to his title fight with Britain's Randolph Turpin scheduled280 words
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Article54 1952-12-13 6 reas) scored a remarkable the Rest of the I'o ice to capture t\ Cup when they won all eight li i at the Police Training ided on points. Highlight -Khamsir clash for weltei to the him outs he self I d the und b ppeared nd54 words
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Article69 1952-12-13 6 ■yHE South African attack was severely treated by a virile vouriK Australian XI yesterd the flrst day of their four -day tch m Sydney. The Australian XI scored 224 three rain Interrupt:three times during the Yount; Test players. Graeme Hole and Colin Id, pur onReuter - 69 words
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Article52 1952-12-13 6 A INGAPORE badminton troupe (Lucky Strike), iron fiTe out of seven rom Hong H on Thiu ni^lit. Ong Poh Lino won one nun Loo:. ;>. won the other 15-8, I -4. and >Irs Tan Ivir.i Lvi won or.c mixed id Mr 3 Ong Siiu r>-10..52 words
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Article93 1952-12-13 6 DAVIS CUP ITALY took a 2-1 lead over India In the inter-zone Davis Cup tie m Brisbane yesterday, when Gianni Cucelli and Marcello Del ***** rallied to defeat Sumant Misra and.Naresh Kumar 1-6, 1-6. 6-2, 6-2. 13-11. Indians reached match point 'hree times m the final set.93 words
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Article478 1952-12-13 6 Free Press Hockey Reporter FOURTEEN BOYS— selected from five major schools m the Colony will leave Singapore for Kuala Lumpur tomorrow to take part m the schoolboy Quadrangular Hockey Tournament m which teams from Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Malacca will also be competing. Players chosen478 words
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Article15 1952-12-13 6 "A1 Bourke is Empire champ" \L BOURKE, British Em- se Angelo, of "a Reuter A.A.P.Reuter; A.A.P. - 15 words
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Article, Illustration34 1952-12-13 6 photo. 1 14 Singapore schoolboy hockey players who will represent the Colony m the quadrangular meet at Kuala Lumpur Master-in-ehdiue. Mr. S. llo'mberg. is standing on the extreme left Free PressFree Press - 34 words
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Article276 1952-12-13 6 Close call for the Wanderers A GOAL scored five minutes before the final whistlrdecided yesterday's Singapore Hockey Associatk Junior Knock Out competition m which Wande snatched a 4-3 victory from Engineer!] and Services, at the Gpor^es road. era were three i m the 15th m nd half. But tuck Id276 words
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264 1952-12-13 6 The Rest beat Europeans by Kuiper 'kicks' Free Press Hockey Reporter The Rest 3; Kun. A LAST minute goal, m favour of 7 ed the issue yesterduy when Th the Europeans by thret annual hockey match on th< Although ground conditi ducive to good hockey and spectacular about th? gam<264 words
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Advertisement102 1952-12-13 6 MAGAZINE CAMERA f* X.55. Travtfl cr'- 50 foot rnagaz"~ ...and wide-swng BCt loading ?ups, panoramas m qci Aith a vv.d telephoto ittrip. e-action trigger. Fanustrouj viny' and chrome h ask for "WOLLENSAK" telephoto and wide angle LENSES. _l ACENTS: —HACEMEYER TRADINC CO MALAYA v if is* M& 1 > >^102 words
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Miscellaneous189 1952-12-13 6 n^3llurdß6 Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya Cmmßz h after chamber Iwc'he almost th^l.cas c v^ e arf. (Tan yoi) tell me how z I THIEVES ENTER HEAEEVE^Vr—^ IMPOSSIBLE f^ IC)HT T 0 STkAL I w t ri A.; iMKuyioLt. OUR ?R!CELESS_J J URANIUM/ J/ANE Exclusive to the189 words
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Article106 1952-12-13 7 CAIQUE TO WIN DAY'S BEST EVENT' The 4.30 is a problem i. lUX BEAUMONT > DOUBT, the sixth race at Ipoh today luding >t— ion of the Perak Turf mber mcotinß— is one of the hardest >©se the probable winner. It cut I have had to deal with olleague Allan106 words
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Article638 1952-12-13 7 BEAUMONT TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER HACE 1 HARROWBYE REJOICE REJOICE YESTERDAY REJOICE ;:.U0 Larfe Scotch Large- Scotch Yesterday Landseer Fancy Light Fancy Li«ht Fancy Light Fancy Ughi Rejoice Yesterday KACE Z IN A WARE FILM FAN F OF FOREST F. OF FOREST PAX HAVEN638 words
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Article72 1952-12-13 7 'T'HE Welsh Rugby Football Union stepped down sharply on the Newbridge Club yesterday and suspended them for two matches for "poaching" players. Newbridge's next two fixtures, against Abercarn today, and Abertillery on Dec. 20, have therefore been cancelled. The suspension followed comnlnlns from a junior rugby teamA.P. - 72 words
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Article32 1952-12-13 7 pOMBINED Schools (Singapore) beat University of Malaya by eight points (goal and a try) to three try > > Bukit Timah yesterday. It \ws the Combined j Schools' first outing this season32 words
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Article790 1952-12-13 7 i*os>a i 9 nn- ri 1 tvaCC I—«.UU.1 —«.UU. tl. «>, Div. 6 —6 Furs. 1-5 Fauiy Light Poshni 8.13 2 629 Yesterday Tulloh 8.13 3 --0 Rakahanga D. Jones 8.12 4-4 Rejoice McCloud 8.12 5 Landseer Bagby Jr. 8.10 6 --0 Ariel Franklin 8.09 Mkc %iaiav^ Tait790 words
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Article51 1952-12-13 7 PAKISTAN hit up 230 for five wickets after batting all day on the easypaced Ranji Stadium pitch (Calcutta) on the first day of the fifth and final Test with India. India won two of the previous four tests. Pakistan won one while the other was51 words
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268 1952-12-13 7 pORTY young men representing University of Malaya's rugby and hockey teams leave pore on Monday on a fortnight's tour of the I <deration. They will be seen m action m Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Taiping and Penang. Mr. B. K. Sen. President of the268 words
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Article36 1952-12-13 7 ■.nji will :.c:;'1 n ngapore T\xe Club will \>e strevening than when the Pi. beat them last season The fh promises to be e\ < Parta Duto man Ho Chalmer I36 words
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Advertisement82 1952-12-13 7 HAPPY WORLD STADIUM TONIGHT AT 9 P.M. j& 4!l Star All Action International Programme. ®4Sfc. Another Newcomer Champion J^k mat BLONDE vc BERT M/m vs» TIGER ASSIRATI naming (Tak^s On All Challengers j^^ r He Apptvir \ny Place Or Time). '^""•"""•"'""JCOLOSSAL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME f W ||j HERCULES II -SON OF82 words
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Advertisement15 1952-12-13 7 £jk^f BEST BETS FOR TO-DAY jt orget-me-not hOnest way oomaKidairn hill Town calque linkShik WATCHES15 words
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277 1952-12-13 8 Raiders identity unknown HON(i KONG, Saturday. J roner's inquest yesterday into J the death of Captain Robert Adams, skipper of sliip off Foochow on Dec. 1. put doubt on the identity of the attacking Th^- M Wick, ruled that I "murdered by persons uniiich wasA.P. - 277 words
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Article, Illustration58 1952-12-13 8 MALAY SELF-DEFENCE DANCE picture. THIS MALAY ART of self defence dan.c being performed by S. Kadarisman a local film stir (rit;ht and Mohammed Ah Abdul Man:in. an act« will be one of the items at the "Unive II* 1 at the Singapore Badminton I ciation Hall m aid of theFree Press - 58 words
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Article216 1952-12-13 8 >!I i \ri()N v\( \M m i pre FP. ACCOMMODATION VACANT SES LAND I OB v \l.l q ft. Fr<"> ho ::t. A n -ed on hi^h $60,000 Btr a pp. FOR HIRE EUROPEAN Awaiting deliver own car March wishes meant in* hire very moderately or borroi run-aDout. careful216 words
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Article31 1952-12-13 8 THE French Premier. Mr. An- Pinay, called a nfidence vote Assembly last it to halt Communist nds for an inallowai under thp tprms of thp 1953 budget. U.P.U.P. - 31 words
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Article28 1952-12-13 8 Two British naval I Chinese pr drifting Lters iding Seaman Id G. Ci of and Able Seaman of Callington. 11. had been missing ReuterReuter - 28 words
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302 1952-12-13 8 NEW BEDFORD. Massachusetts, Saturday. pRESIDENT-ELECT. Mr. Dwlght Eisenhower intends to keep United States troops m Korea as long as any American remains m the Communist prison camp, Ne w Bedford publisher, Mr Basil Brewer, said last nierht. Mr. Brewer, publisher of the NewU.P. - 302 words
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Article32 1952-12-13 8 the Mr. Richard E~", -chequer Chancellor of the Ex J a reand Mrs. Butler gavei right ception m London last n.OUh-? to Commonwealth PrfnA**" Ministers. Ministers nnH nffl. dais.- ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article72 1952-12-13 8 *at. WASHINGTON. v b Jr. MR. EDWIN A LOCKE ni^~ the U.S. roving ambt llt; sador involved m a receiT° controversy o\ner aid to th(,iV Near East, has submitted his <>o resignation, th e State Department said yesterday. Mr. Locke was recalled last A week-endReuter - 72 words
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Article233 1952-12-13 8 NAIROBI, Saturday. THE Kapenguria Court trying Jomo Kcnyatta had a song session yesterday. The songs translated from Kikuyu -drew protests from Mr D. N. Pritt, Q.C., defending Kenyattu an.l five other Africans on charges of managing the Mau Mau secret society. Police Inspector W. J233 words
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Article59 1952-12-13 8 LONDON Sat. TOM DRIBERG. Labour M.P.. sii i yesterday that he would ask the Prime Minister Mr. Churchill to organise a government inquiry into the causes and cure of London fog. The worst fos m London's history blanketed the city from last Friday to Tuesday causing millionsA.P. - 59 words
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Article71 1952-12-13 8 Captain Adam Graetz. master of the Israeli freighter Abraham Graetz. said m Montreal yesterday that reports he threatened to scuttle hLs ship unless his father was appointed Israeli Communications Minister were a "complete fabrication and unfounded rumours." Captain Graetz was brought a|hore from his vessel atA.P. - 71 words
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Article53 1952-12-13 8 The Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru was yesterday reelected president of Congress, i India's ruling party, for his sixth term of office. a He will preside over the party's annual session at brfyderabad m January and ill hold office for two years cad of one under the ♦ty's53 words
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Article40 1952-12-13 8 LONDON, Sat. j uthern England, have WAX collectors at Chatham m so v^ Christmas. Reporting formed a choir to sing carols at r the story Income > this, the newspa™ 0 I *>« all ye faithful."- A. P.A.P. - 40 words
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Article154 1952-12-13 8 GUARDIAN MOVES TO LONDON Manchester. Sat. rpHE Manchester Guardia: A informed its staff today that it plans to print a London edition by a revolutionary publishing method, us- i ing photographic trans: Ision. It will enable the ne per to appear m capital without p a separate, costly prim plant.Reuter - 154 words
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Article44 1952-12-13 8 Burma Government troops have fought a six-hour gun battle before driving off Communist rebels who at- tacked Kyauktaw near the I western coastal town of I Akyab. The rebels dynamited a railway bridge near Tawi, 100 miles north of Rangoon.44 words
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Article50 1952-12-13 8 The Bangkok Post m an editorial yesterday said the tin prospects for Siam and Malaya took bright as a result of nationalisation of the Bolivian tin industry. The paper anticipates a decrease m Bolivian production with a consequent higher i price for South-East Asian I A.P.A.P. - 50 words
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Advertisement105 1952-12-13 8 Tfie Free Press Saturday. T) g THE TALK OF THE TOWN Ijj PETER SARTERS NEW FLOOR REVUE "Hungarian Rhapsody at the CAPITOL RESTAURANT p 111 ***** I TONIGHT and TOMORROW HMGATOBe, 1 IPOH PENAM. h il'IT R^j For a most enjoyable Kt3i sta y n Singapore Always the Best for105 words
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Miscellaneous12 1952-12-13 8 int SAINT by LesMe narT e"s p— CiNNER YOU TAKE THE BROt?iNSTD\12 words
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Title Section9 1952-12-13 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturday Magazine Saturday, Dec. 13, 1952.9 words
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96 1952-12-13 1 CHAN IN BOCK - One hundred ways to make it but it is still mee CHAN IN BOCK FLKDSJKSAPLD to repute dinthere are also of hawkers who pa: an Thim I •ip of them. Kway-Teow a ken as a pro and so have c Ind;. *oes. "a r.ee rebus. Although tasty these preare not96 words
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Article, Illustration29 1952-12-13 1 I aabble Of turkeys passes the notice "To Christina v unconcernedly for turkeys cannot read. Yet everyone knous what Christmas means to them. Popper photo.29 words
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Article, Illustration549 1952-12-13 1 Harvey Day - THEY MEET FOR ODD REASONS Harvey Day by COMMON bond brings men and women together. It nutv be sonic desire on which they have set their hearts, such s climbing Mount Everest It may be some much more humble ambition or addiction, such as snail watching; but where two orPopper - 549 words
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Article271 1952-12-13 1 pOR weeks and weeks, Kirn Kong hud wanted his wife, Joo Suan, dead. He had ceased lo\ her since he been infatuated with Lotus. I voi< So he had neglec; wife. He had ill-treat bullied her, m an i to get a divorce. Now he had271 words
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Advertisement71 1952-12-13 1 ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ONCE IN A LONG WHILE Hi PUBLIC inn SURPLI ity i ro bi THIS MAKES SHOPPING The foil American N American "i i ricot N Men's Knit Isr; Men's Rayon S American Moc itv lvi 04 15.V.D. Rayon Si>ortshirts 10.00 (Olumbia" Rayon Sport »o American Nylon -Acetate Sportshi71 words
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Article, Illustration445 1952-12-13 2 SHEILAH GRAHAM - SHEILAH GRAHAM 'Nothing much wrong that a happy marriage would n t cure By HOLLYWOOD. IT started as a piece of publicity— then it was "the real thing." —Lana Turner's romance with Fernando Lamas. And they said they'd marry, when she got her divorce from Bob445 words
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Article494 1952-12-13 2 yK^jjjrTAiWw n i i^fcgi r PRILBY hat at a till A dangg nonchalantly from the lip... a jaundiced a mouthful of :iical wisecracks a "so what 0 lounging gait an aggressive chin... an air of holding nothing and no one sacred. At first glance you will recognise494 words
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Article, Illustration669 1952-12-13 2 Come out from behind that beard BEGIN to wish Emlyn Williams had never learned to read. His fabulous success as a reciter of Dickens is robbing the theatre of a precious creative talent. Britain's actors are the best m the world. But who is writing for them? Bernard Shaw and669 words
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Advertisement123 1952-12-13 2 CAPITOL LAST 2 DAIS 11. l i M) siSders a4^^/i Plu>! Patii* \.v*s Special: BRII UN I tsl I-lOMI Explodes at Monte Bello From Monday "ATOLL X Stan Oliver I.AIREL HARDY PAVILION 12* DAY 1.45. 4. rt.3o 9.30 LA RONDE Last Few Days REX MWSM !M ii i j:> Tht123 words
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Article363 1952-12-13 3 by WILLARD B. CROSBY AND TODD WRIGHT I ghesl aero- award m nited Statt 1 1 Trophv esented m the following the helicopter the mil: :\d the Coast d» v-lapment wing rescue "nth of hell- m des: ad been I ■r left to the m 1919.363 words
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Article, Illustration436 1952-12-13 3 ii tin tied from page 1 are not m go'jd them." si nt on iild You are a class by fou know damn well how I hate you. hate you for your brains, for your money If you die, I m all ard I'm going killPopper - 436 words
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Article, Illustration603 1952-12-13 3 Quarantine led to Suez Canal [X 1832, the French Government appointed a new ViceConsul to Alexandria m Egypt. When the ice-Consul arrived he was held on board ship for days m Quarantine. As a result of his meditation while pacing ie decks of the ship aiting to land the plan603 words
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121 1952-12-13 3 Vernon Bartlett - THE COMMUNIST GODS THIRST FOR BLOOD Vernon Bartlett by Marty? Yes. the name rings bell. It reminds me of the Hotel Gran Via m Madrid during the Spanish Civil War. A place crowded all day long with visiting Members of Parliament the Duchess of Atholl, perhaps, with Ellen Wilkinson and121 words
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Advertisement9 1952-12-13 3 MGa.. i -i i bkiix vn %'rm. t STORE9 words
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Advertisement74 1952-12-13 3 Full-firing CHAMPIONS delivered the goods for a new record —^j_ »oy» TBOY CUTTMAN, *v apoiu Sp««d*o> Auic I m him U w '■w^jJr' Q h an p i o n v win champion drivers like TROY RUTTMAN -^v Jj; T full-firing Champion Spark Plugs. FUST ON LAND, ON SEA, IN74 words
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Article, Illustration852 1952-12-13 4 NEXT WEEK Foord v, Peterson •iiiiiimiiimmimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiHimiiiiiJiig No. 3 OF A GREAT HEW HCHT SERIES I By Peter Wilson J It happened on 1, 1939 at Monte Carlo PIERRE LOUIS o V PETER KANE 4 Blood m the fairy ring IT isn't always the greatest fights which stay m852 words
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Article152 1952-12-13 4 By The Sportsman 34 ils of a d mond cuiter m Hatton Garden. E.C., and by night he wields the cue which recently won for him the amateur snooker championship of London. In the New Year he will seek the national championship among the best 16152 words
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Article, Illustration270 1952-12-13 4 CHARLEI BRYCE - CHARLEI BRYCE GDskdpkGPSKLDFP[KSA m landing m water much gentler! The beginner can expect 3 few tumbles before reaching proficiency m Singapore's latest craze. Mr. Ashley Cooper, an Australian enthusiast who is whipping up local in terealready visualising the day when Singapore hoCds its own water-ski championships, complete with270 words
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