The Singapore Free Press, 23 May 1953
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Title Section17 1953-05-23 1 The Singapore Free Press largest Aftfrnoon Sale m Malaya r'w« iw s^- M y ):>:i Pr "C17 words
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Article330 1953-05-23 1 SIT YIN FONG - SIT YIN FONG Radio wiU control the Dragon By THE entire 3,500-strong Singapore Police Force is beinj mobilised for its' biggest-ever job— the safe-guarding of peace and order during all the functions, big and small, of Coronation Week from May 30 to June330 words
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Article, Illustration71 1953-05-23 1 picture. RACHEL IRENE PELFIER from the West Indies, greets Britain with a bi X smile and bottle of rum of the most Potent variety. Rachel is a seamstress who has saved up h *r money to see the CoronJ«w. She intends toReuter - 71 words
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Article110 1953-05-23 1 A SEARCHING British Government n W} r y l A allegations that British ships transported Chinese Communist troops last year has not yielded »a shred of evidence" to support the charge, an informed source said m London last night. The investigation was ordered by the110 words
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Article36 1953-05-23 1 The French Government has requested the United State* Government as a matter of urgency for an aircraft carrier and helicopters to carry on the war m Indo-China, reliable sources m Washington said yesterday.- U.P.U.P. - 36 words
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Article30 1953-05-23 1 f'2L< f l tUh Mount Everest maJK? t c re believed t( J be freeSL^ weather and below fo^'^we* were pre- a jorthe next 24 hours30 words
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Article23 1953-05-23 1 o *nsi«{! afl Ru »>ber Market wi: h first a d H ly this corning 70?^^. June shipment iSSSa'y,^ U CCnt23 words
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Article32 1953-05-23 1 A Chinese, Lee Kirn, 29. was injured and admitted to hospital when the car m which he was driving overturned m Ayer Raja Road. Singapore, at about 5.00 a.m. today.32 words
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84 1953-05-23 1 "Box seats 'for the cripples on big night CHILDREN from Social Welfare hdmes m Singapore will be among the Government and City Council employees and their families who will Me IBi Coronation procession INH box seats." These under-privih'Rcd rhildron will be accommodated m the former offices of the Social Welfarv84 words
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Article65 1953-05-23 1 ALLAN LEWIS, Free Press racing correspondent, gives ABBOT'S HAVEN. SPIDER KING and WHO REGRETS as his best bets al Bukit Timah today. Outsiders: Elturius, Royal Signal and. Red Dust. Trespasser's specials are Abbot's Haven and Golden Lotus. Some rain fell this morning. Provided there65 words
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Article127 1953-05-23 1 A BRITISH SOLDIER was stabbed to death m the main road of Port Said on Thursday, a few hundred yards from the British naval dockyard. Another British soldier was wounded but is now off the danger list A Greek' restaurant owner said he saw two groupsReuter - 127 words
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Advertisement27 1953-05-23 1 v Tiger Testimonials f M. HENRI HEROILIE. the popular proprietor of Harry's Hash House, remarked: 44 but nalurellement all my patrons demand Distributors: Fraser Neav* L'd. 4.TT.5227 words
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285 1953-05-23 2 LONDON DRA WS UP PLANS FOR BIG-4 TALKS Bohlen for Bermuda |>XII Isll diplomats m London began laying pre**liminary plans yesterday for a Western meeting with Kremlin leaders m July or early m August. The Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, was expected to press for a very early top-level BigU.P.; Reuter - 285 words
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Article75 1953-05-23 2 The Kenya government yesterday announced drastic new measures to fight the Mau Mau. Under the new emergency re- guiations persoas convicted of demanding, collecting or re- 1 ceiving supplies for terrorists s can be sentenced to death. This increases the penalty from the previous maximum75 words
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Article20 1953-05-23 2 CHESTON: To Oedi. wife of Eric P. Cheston, at Bunysar Hospital, on 19th May. 1953, a son, Christopher John.20 words
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Article34 1953-05-23 2 AT THE Presbyterian Church. Orchard Road, Singapore, on the flth. May, 1953, the marriage between Claire E. Lowe and Robert O. Logan wax solemnised by the Rrvd. Gordon Bennett (Chaplain to the Forces.34 words
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Article72 1953-05-23 2 6TRON&CH on 15th May 1953 at 90 Hallybilrton Road Hove SussexConstance Edith (nee Durnford) widow of Alfred Stronaca late of Aberdeen and Batu Cave*. Please no letters. KRAAL: Annie Winifred, beloved wife of Stephen Samuel and dearly loved mother of Cecelia, Rene. Irene. Muriel and Gladys, passed away peacefully72 words
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Article32 1953-05-23 2 The international Tin Study Group at The Hague reported yesterday that world mine production of tin-in-concentrat.e.s m March is estimated at 16.100 long tons against 11,900 tons m February.32 words
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Article67 1953-05-23 2 rpHRFE American jet pilots A cracked the sound barrier yesterday and won a "well done" from the Duke of Edinburgh. The Duke was witnessing a spectacular display by 32 American Air Force F-86 jet fighters at Bentwaters Airbase m Britain. After the fly past, three67 words
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264 1953-05-23 2 A priest battles 'devils' to save girl MANILA'S "possessed girl CUrita Villanueva blasphemed when a Canadian missionary yesterday tried to drive the "devils" out of her. Canes, screams and maledi< t ions echoed and reechoed la the women's gaol as the Rev Lester Summerall, of the Assemblies of God Mission,264 words
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Article, Illustration46 1953-05-23 2 CAPERS CARNIVAL picture. WEARING m papier- make head to represent Swedish Premier Tage Erfander, a student carries a ffirl student AnnKarin Schequist m his arms during: a students' carnival m Stockholm. The carnhral was staged as part of the 706 th anniversary of the city.- UPUP - 46 words
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255 1953-05-23 2 'I miss your ugly face sa id wife TEXAS oil millionaire. Sheppard "Abdullah" King:, flew into Rome yesterday determined to win back his wife, red-headed Egyptian belly dancei Samia Gamal. Reports from Cairo quoted Samia as saying she would not be at the Egyptian airfield to meet King, but thatA.P. - 255 words
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Article155 1953-05-23 2 LEGS-a question of life death isn't it? sl or Villagers of Telscombe, v nt land would like th«e ffi points cleared up SOO n !L se v tjl are, they a left with a plague of cate pillars on their hands For the past two weeks,' caUrpillars have been swarminoverA.P. - 155 words
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Article94 1953-05-23 2 A SPOKESMAN for 48 Detroit businessmen who recently tcured the Far East said yesterday that Japan must trade with Communist China a" the United States must lo*er tariff barriers. Mr. Mervin Gaskin. leader of the tour, said the group conridered the future of the Fa EastU.P. - 94 words
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Article41 1953-05-23 2 IllCrM Bercman and rec tor husband Roberto w vacation m s f P n before leaving .tor jW*\ i( rfs In Japan Rossellin* n rld to shoot a Wm starnne m. for a Japanese film con41 words
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Advertisement269 1953-05-23 2 ANNOUNCEMENT READY made Cocktail Frocks made from Ta.ssetas Sea Island Cotton and Broidery Anglais at Harrows Ltd. 7, Orchard Road. ACCOMMODATION VACANT IV HNJSHED room, attached bath, M.S.. Tanglin area, with breakfast. Reply Post Box 143. FOR 5, months furnished single room with Xrfh In English bachelor's flat, good food,269 words
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Advertisement67 1953-05-23 2 Entertain Your Guests At The UNIVERSAL ii \it a ■ESIABIA* 1 FOOD Chinese and European WWE «ar well .tocked with Best Bra-d, ACCOMMODATIOM Cod a«d A»y R^ 1 M US/C SONGS DANCE To the accompaniment of Wong (hin Ton* ana RIGHTLY 8 12 P.M. CURRY TIFFIN EVERY SUNDAY 12-* accompanied67 words
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311 1953-05-23 3 South Winds will house a high school MacD TO BE DIRECTOR-GENERAL Free Press Staff Reporter Lee Kong Chian, the Singapore multi millionaire, has decided to zivo the former South Winds Hotel to the Nanyang Chinese Christian Mission. They will run a Chinese high school there. The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association, had311 words
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Article, Illustration41 1953-05-23 3 HIS CHOICE 'CLOTH OF GOLD' pnoio. "CLOTH OF GOLD,' 9 always associated with the panoply of monarchy, is the choice of designer lan Meredith for this cocktail suit m red and gold for Coronation year. The model is Jill Hestic- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article45 1953-05-23 3 THE Duke and Duchess ol Windsor were among 1,675 passengers who sailed from j New York on the liner United States for Europe yesterday and they were about the cnly I prominent travellers who were not going to the Coronation.45 words
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Article203 1953-05-23 3 say the councillors CEVERAL Singapore Legislative and City Councillors said yesterday that it was quite fair to exclude the general public from the four public buildings on the route of the Coronation procession on the night of June 2. The buildings are: the Fullerton Building, the Supreme203 words
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Article98 1953-05-23 3 MR. M. P. D. Niir a Legislative and City Councillor, said yesterday that it was unfair to keep the public out of buildings built with public money, on the night of June 2. He was the only councillor to criticise the banning of the98 words
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Article20 1953-05-23 3 A republic modelled on American lines will be announced m E^ypt shortly, well Informed Egyptian circles said yesterday.20 words
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Article32 1953-05-23 3 SiaUon hS Fe Mala Cult^al L° ali commnnft° pened lts d°°' o7S" nitles interested m C&^^ember S ernculture tQ be&Un 2 78 taken at > ce «ng of iUs committee.32 words
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Article24 1953-05-23 3 Thirty-one bodies have been recovered from the River Dhaleshwari m East Pakistan after a launch capsized and many more are feared drowned.24 words
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Article, Illustration59 1953-05-23 3 picture. THE Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll. returned to Singapore yesterday after six weeks' leave m Britain. He ivas (ireeted at Changi where he landed by BOAC Comet, by local leaders ,amo?ig them, Mr. Thio Chan Bee, Legislative councillor for Balestier (left), and the Deputy PresidentFree Press - 59 words
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Article213 1953-05-23 3 ENGINEERS have just completed a 630-foot long bridge across a jungle swamp m Burnei, that barred the way to a possible new oil location deep m the jungle. The oil company plans to drill two deep exploration wells m the Labis area, a remote jungle district. To213 words
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Advertisement161 1953-05-23 3 griNES SPIRITS < iiAtnvw.M: sin nun s a i»oiiis Vintage Quarts $21.00 Findlater's Dry Fly Quarts 8.00 Black Label Quarts $19.50 Findlater's Amontilado Quarts 9.00 Lanson Demi Sec Quarts $19.50 Findlater's A Winters' Tale Quarts 9.50 Lanson Black Label Pints $10.00 Findlater's Manorial Port Quarts 8.50 Iw6BJ| l\ Clayva Scotch161 words
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380 1953-05-23 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, May 23, 1953. Opinion BIG THREE MEETING CWEN the poor m spirit and the faint m faith must feel a surge of hope m their hearts at the news that the President of the United States and the Prime Ministers of Britain and France are380 words
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Article785 1953-05-23 4 WALTER FARR - Farmers Don't Like Red Sickle WALTER FARR Reporter behind the Iron Curtain TK) senior Communist officials. bUBtneSB chiefs und ordinary workers m Poland, I put the questions people m Britain and all over the world are asking: What does the latest peace talk m Moscow and Warsaw mean? Has there785 words
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Article362 1953-05-23 4 RUSSELL SPURR - THE NEW JAP NAVY RUSSELL SPURR TOKYO. I SET sail the other day with the Japanese Navy. Half of it. Fifteen motor launches and trawlers— and an unarmed harbour vessel. That wa s the flagship. Ordinarily, It spends the time lifting and laying buoys arouna Yokohama harbour. Today it carried362 words
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Article297 1953-05-23 4 J U T ST Fe Co< s Sona tor Joe McCarthy stand m the estimation of his own people? As the man who pulls no punches against Reds or anyone he suspects (even Clem Attlee) of fellow travelling? Or as -i greater danger to democracy than Hitler,297 words
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Advertisement20 1953-05-23 4 Ever since 9 ERSA yf Soldering Irons r^j Trade Enquiries To:. SEOW KUAN CO., 6 Dhoby Ghaut S'porc Tel. 7787.20 words
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Advertisement28 1953-05-23 4 FIRST AID I^ jt- 4^^ bs**jS>V Jt/8 m^Fa/toJles or° Offices '^^r^^J^ 00^^ Household. 1 "*t ISm r*~- I I* mSI D.str,butorv THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY Lift ESTABLISHED 1001 mmmr28 words
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Article, Illustration35 1953-05-23 5 THE SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB, as it will look on the right of the Coronation. This striking picture was taken on Thursday night when the club tested its floodlighting arrangements.35 words
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276 1953-05-23 5 P. M. RAMAN - CHILDREN AFRAID TO WALK TO SCHOOL P. M. RAMAN Month to clear stray dogs By SINGAPORE will be cleared of stray dogs m about a month, Mr. A. H. Foster, chief veterinary officer, told me yesterday. Residents of the rural areas meanwhile expressed concern at the thousands of collarless animals,276 words
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Article284 1953-05-23 5 The giant C-Day show THE Singapore Chinese Coronation procession on June 2 will moTe along the four-mile route with dock-like precision. Mr. Tty Soo Yong, vice-chair-man of the Chinese Celebrations General Affairs Committee, said yesterday that perfect timing would have to be kept because the head of284 words
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97 1953-05-23 5 SINGAPORE Council of Ulamas is planning to ask the Government to permit a board similar to that m the Federation to collect religious alms. A Council spokesman said that alms had been collected by people not entitled to receive them and as such97 words
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Article47 1953-05-23 5 East Germany's ruling Socialist Unity (Communist/ Party has ordered all its members between 18 and 3< years ol a^e to participate m a threemonth physical training proKramme to gain the necessary strength "for the construction of Socialism and lor the defence of peace."47 words
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79 1953-05-23 5 S'pore short of bands and musicians SINGAPORE is short of professional musicians and dance bands. Many new restaurants, hotels and dance halls are unable to hire bands. So musicians are getting "tempting" offers. Some reputed musicians are earning quite a bit of "sideline" nv-ney But* the demand Ls only for79 words
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Article50 1953-05-23 5 The Legion of Honour worn by Napoleon at Waterloo one of his teeth, and a pair of knee buckles fetched £78 at Sotheby's, London. An Elizabethan document of 1573. constituting the royal proclamation for the Observance of the Book of Common Prayer, was bought for £240.50 words
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125 1953-05-23 5 Park, play field on Hong Lim Green SINGAPORE City Council is finalising plans to develop Hong Lim Green into a public sport! field and park. Work on the project will start soon. There will be tennis ana badminton courts besides other sports facilities. These will be hired out to the125 words
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Article78 1953-05-23 5 MR. G. G. WILSON, the acting: manager of the Singapore Traction Company, said yesterday he thought it unnecessary to display bus route numbers at the rear of STC buses A reader of the Free Press had complained that there was sometimes confusion m bus queues because78 words
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Advertisement61 1953-05-23 5 Gold Coronation Charms STATE COACH, CORONATION CHAIR ROYAL CROWN, BEEFEATER, ROYAL CYPHER, STATE HERALD, WESTMINSTER ABBEY CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL Now available at S. P. H. de SILVA, SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR Jo o m1 1 M 9* V J tS A 1b .^bh S SS^K^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBVViBBMBBBBHB£wB^BBi9BBBH HOUSEHQLD EFFECTS GLASS, CHINA, FURNITURE. PACKED61 words
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Article40 1953-05-23 6 Unidentified assailants shot and killed Mohamed Moktar Sheik of Sidi Asker, early yesterday. Almost simultaneously, the offices of Mohamed Zaiane Sheik of the village of Bekalta were set on fire by other "unknowns." officials said m Tunis.40 words
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Miscellaneous281 1953-05-23 6 MANDRAKE, THE MACICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davi« (7^: 1 ~1 [AM I CHASING H.M--OR 6H£ LWO,NG I I WEU.' A PAIAOMN TH( &f h^^^OwX «o^>^ J2^— _ilT V ME t I THINK HE WANTS ME TO FOLLOW HE JUNG !±^"^^^-^^|2_ JSElftJ^^yS TARZAN by Edgar Rice Burroughs C*^^)~^ '^-^^^-PBBfc^^SSßy^281 words
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Miscellaneous225 1953-05-23 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR energy You set a hgh ,°L yourself and work hard (or achieving it. You are to mounting tens^n? 2?*lenrn how to relax al I° B intervals. al st *ted If you learn to work hard then play hard to a sc ™< 5™ be ready ill other225 words
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Article, Illustration368 1953-05-23 7 YARD THEORY ABOUT DEATH FLAT FACE Laboratory tests SCOTLAND YARD is now 99 per cent convinced that one of the two bodies found m the garden of a house m Notting Hill, London, is that of an Austrian woman who disappeared from the district m 1945. This theory is backed368 words
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Article, Illustration23 1953-05-23 7 picture. A beach ensemble m black cotton for the top. with a skirt ux! matching hat m white varnished straw. U.P.U.P. - 23 words
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Article71 1953-05-23 7 A farmer flred a shotgun at the hounds of Cork's United Hunt and wounded ten of them when they entered his father's farm. He was fined £2 at Rath- cormac for unlawful possession of the gun, and £1 for causing unnecessary suffering. It was said that71 words
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Article25 1953-05-23 7 Revenue Officers chased a frogman smuggler towing strategic materials m floating bags, m Hong Kong harbour. He escaped, but abandoned the bags.25 words
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Article129 1953-05-23 7 Norman, 3, takes taxi for a run TW\HREE YEAR OLD Norman Cohen "drove* his lather's 16-year-old car— once a taxi -120 yards down steeply sloping Western Avenue, Goiders Green, London, and finished wp m a garden. Norman gets a thrill out of sitting m the driving seat of the old129 words
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Article210 1953-05-23 7 THE story of the woman civil servant and the brussels 1 sprouts was told to the Society of Civil Servants at Eastbourne, London. I And it went like this (Mr. George Taylor of the Charity Ovmmission branch speaking): "A little while ago I went210 words
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Article52 1953-05-23 7 bua^« told Kent lont trifioor, l a n n a J s he sleeps on tho hlth she hi ?l n^ sd^'n. for gl a week %y}** n Payin X El k the housed 1 6 other rooms th^." Her d > other Plans 151. «er rent52 words
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71 1953-05-23 7 TWO HUNDRED factory girls came out on strike —because they were not allowed to sing at their work. Other factories on the Bridgend, Glamorgan, Trading Estate, they protested, had "Music While You Work" over loudspeakers. Another complaint about "hard conditions of working"71 words
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Article114 1953-05-23 7 rTMIE neon signs m TrafalX gar Square, London, were switched off for one man. He stood m the shadow of Nelson's Co 1 u run, casually smokiiin his pipe and loatched. Homegoing theatre crowds looked round ptr.Jed. The shadows seemed loriaer. The square had an114 words
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Article82 1953-05-23 7 Commercial traveller Richard Lawrence Evans, 28, whose car plunged over 96ft. cliffs at Peacehaven, Sussex, In the early hours, may have been m a sleepy, semi-alcoholic state and have driven unthinkingly over the edge, said the coroner at a Peacehaven inquest. Evans, of Vale82 words
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Article143 1953-05-23 7 DOCTORS have been told to improve their handwriting, generally rated as the worst m any profession. If they do not, say the examiners of the royal colleges, who mark the papers of doctors sitting for diplomas, they will lose marks for bad handwriting. The examiners say143 words
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Article31 1953-05-23 7 BACK AT HALF -TIME The orchestra resumed playing half-way through "Randall's Scandals" at the Palace Theatre, Halifax, after comedian Frank Randall announced an "amicable settlement" of his dispute with the pianist.31 words
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Article122 1953-05-23 7 AN idea of Mr. Gordon Trill, a 37-year-rOld inventor, brought fast action from the Duke of Edinburgh. Mr. Trill, whose tiny Lincolnsire firm won a contract to make half the plastic boxes for the Coronation coins, got the idea that the boxes would look better122 words
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Advertisement26 1953-05-23 7 Just unpacked A New and very Attractive Collection GARMENTS Full Range m Skirts Nylon Gaberdine Baby Nylon Frocks Maidenform Brassiers G. RAMCHAND 72, High Sift, Singapore26 words
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Article, Illustration89 1953-05-23 8 Husband and W jf< introduce a n e and exciting Watef sport to Singap ore Watch out f or them at Kat Ong Beach today. Skimming along off Katong shore are Ashley Cooper and his wife Betty. They go water-skiing there every weekend. This afternoon89 words
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Article, Illustration27 1953-05-23 8 Using lines of different lengths Ashley Cooper and his Man m the boat is Lav Liat Hou, a keen enthusiast and o pupils.27 words
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Article, Illustration31 1953-05-23 8 Below: A deep water take-off. From the shore you This method is difficult. The skis have to be almost verm the surface of the water as you j*31 words
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Article, Illustration67 1953-05-23 8 This shot was taken from the speed-boat. The water was rough and the photographer found himself bounced around as he tried to focus his camera. But somehow he managed to get a clear picture. I Above left: a close-up view of Ashley67 words
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THE FREE PRESS Saturday Magazine
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Title Section9 1953-05-23 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturday Magazine Saturday, May 23, 1953.9 words
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Article, Illustration19 1953-05-23 1 An unusual photographic treat ment of the Shih Chung Branch School, Peiving by H. F. Chan.19 words
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Article613 1953-05-23 1 K. S. CHIA - There 's magic at work K. S. CHIA m the Federation says SINGAPOREANS may not v appreciate it but there is real magic m those two words "Operation Service." People m the Federation are beginning w> bask m the sunshine of weir magic. 1 have been pleasantly surprised that the613 words
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Article1263 1953-05-23 1 THE EYE OF ONYX T^HE KING with his court; was returning to the capital from his annuyl visit to the border provinces when he decided to halt to hunt deer at the invitation of a local governor. The hunting party came to an abrupt close, however, when at the moment1,263 words
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Saturday CHILDREN'S PAGE
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Article654 1953-05-23 2 THERE HAVE been a lot of letters and a lot of questions from you boys and girls this week and f shall try to answer some of them here. One oi the questions I was asked is, "What is it that causes evil and why654 words
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Article, Illustration39 1953-05-23 2 photo. How much is that doggie m the v.indow? The one with the waggely tail. How much is that doggie m th? window? 1 do hope that doggie's for sale. PopperPopper - 39 words
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Article, Illustration431 1953-05-23 2 Eric - LEGEND OF THE SPECTRE HUNTSMAN Eric by Uncle YOU HAVE all seen, of course, the poles sticking from house windows m Singapore on which clothes are hung to dry? But have you noticed that this only applies to Chinese houses and never to a Malay's house? There is a reason431 words
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Advertisement102 1953-05-23 2 kiddi-koff The NEW Children's COUGH MIXTURE jS^W containing Vitamin C JTfe^- J Kinni-KOFF h the wonderful new remedf made specially for the PROMPT. SAM-: *»d <^ '^Wf SIRE relief of kiddies' coughs, colds, bron- f^*M chitis and croup, while at the same time it replaces loss of Vitamin XV so102 words
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Miscellaneous135 1953-05-23 2 jjjßf m T flp 8 M S Iftr following children seek pen pals. Ho Yew Men* (14). 2 Lorong 13. Geylang. Singapore 14. Hobbles: Photos. scout ng fishing, badminton and soccer. ETen Wong <14>. 28 Van Kit Road Singar>ore 2. Hobbies: Films, songs picn'es. Ellis Tan <15). 5-A. Cannln e135 words
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Miscellaneous171 1953-05-23 2 Contest winners The winners of last week's Junior contest are: Teresa Pereira. (12), 24, Karikal Lane, Katong, Singapore, 15. Phyllis Wright, (15), 6-D. Papys Road, off Pasir Panjang, Singapore 5. Jagjit Singh (11), 7, Topas Road, Singapore 13. Joseph Das, (10), 81, Durham Estate. Singapore 8. CcngTatulations. The prize of171 words
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Article, Illustration111 1953-05-23 3 HAVE YOU seen a hat like this before'? Well, you might see one if you V ent to the Coronation proprocession In London. It belongs to an Arab soldier, and there will b^ a contingent of Arabs all w ar- ing hats like this at the Coronation.111 words
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Article723 1953-05-23 3 Mary Carthcart Borer - The Mysterious Scarf Seller Mary Carthcart Borer by s— -Tessa saves the day THERE'S NOT a second to lose, Tessa! Somehow or other we must get Terry out of that place." whispered Roger, when they were clear of the carpet shop. They reached the house but could make no impression723 words
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Article43 1953-05-23 3 come to reign when Nature wakes. When primroses are m the glen. And icild birds sing an Easter hymn. And chicks play round their mother hen, 'Twixt tears and smiles I pass my time. And while I reign the year's at prime.43 words
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Advertisement36 1953-05-23 3 jewelled loot" llntdniivluiMi J^ /ilfTl' I Obtainable at K.M.OLI MOHAMED NIGH STREET A PROPER GLASS WITH rnurtK TESTWC 15 WHAT YOU WANT FOR YOUR PRECJOUS EYES. 334 NORTH BRIOGE ROAO <«UR BRAS BASAM ROAO I SIWOAPORfc36 words
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Miscellaneous568 1953-05-23 3 jliNIOU CROSSWORD insect f^^Jpil'aui. joyous I 1 2,' e' Surname of 31st U.S. suH £T jojips vrl%><>nt 10 Person who Q i: m 9 soox 9 '™*WUV 9 I,rech the t**>Hcatton of -jaaauiav z :NMOa Scspapers. etc. 13. Possesses. nfS 9l J?jLJ gi v H >I SOLUTION u?H tl Wtap568 words
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Article, Illustration1127 1953-05-23 4 Two Ways to Make a Good Film The Screen II A CONTRAST IN METHOD A concrete corridor divides two studios at Shepperton. In one a British director, Guy Hamilton, was making a film, m the other, an American, John Huston. KENNETH PEARSON points out the gap that divides the style1,127 words
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Article300 1953-05-23 4 Hollywood "King* HOLLYWOOD A TOP executive of oir of America's bigg c cinema chains says there are only three film names who consistent!? outgross the pop CO r machines. The golden trio, he said is Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis and John Wayne and. he added. "Wayne300 words
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Advertisement142 1953-05-23 4 I Circus Busch Berlin m i i \m> Shows Daily a^ i i> tn. 9 m. JlllPi^isWPr I The Best Circus to Visit MALAYA r Z 0 1 > MADAMK MICAEI.A BI'SCH, "^^SS M PRorßii n:i-- oi ■HBBl^^*^ p *W \i j CIUCIS BIStH BERLIN, I^^^^^Jlt 1 I HFRSELF AND142 words
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Article, Illustration17 1953-05-23 5 Pete r lviuov.l.as still to write a |ie*« pl*J an<l many years to do It17 words
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Article360 1953-05-23 5 IAIN HAMILTON - USTINOV, the Great Mimic IAIN HAMILTON A young man with one talent too many By nETER Ustinov has A packed more into his 14 years on the stage— he is still only 32— than many men accomplish In a lifetime. Half of the 20 plays he has written have been360 words
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Article, Illustration631 1953-05-23 5 IAN GRANT - Anna may be the 'Shrew IAN GRANT NEW SPORE STAR IN DEMAND MISS Anna Richardsons recent appearance m the Stage Club's "Youmr Wives Tale introduced a professional touch that is too often absent from local productions. She was also extremely nice to look at— a feature that has not always631 words
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Article130 1953-05-23 5 •rpilE Road to Rome." the next 1 Arts Theatre production, b Robert Sherwood's witty and satirical explanation of a historical mystery wl.v did Hannibal, having defeated the Romans, not enter Rome? Sherwood's theory i.s that the daughter of the Roman tor slipped through the lines to Hannibal's130 words
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Advertisement307 1953-05-23 5 11 ».m., 1.45, 4.1 :>, Mi »-30 p m.| Streei_of^^|JUl|U tough guys, h^^^i— Jill El temprationf V j» A x max Starring Ralph Meeker Leslie Caron PUS! Malayan Gazette showing "RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL AT MALACCA" N G 'T" M-O-M'S "PAT MIXE 1T i, ft^sTOHIGHT MIDNiGHT'w^i Jumping 0 HMVKHINT PICTURE MIDNIGHT!^;! -SEVEN307 words
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Article, Illustration572 1953-05-23 6 Now is the time for slraiyht thought Says TAN HONG POH /FIANCES of a local table y tennis team participate mx m the 2nd Asian Championships to be held m Tokyo between Sept. 6 and 13 are not bri^hi, after the "sitting on the fence" attitude572 words
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Article47 1953-05-23 6 From the left they are Chan Yee Tsin£ of Macau, Baguio Wong of Hong Kong, and the sensational \oshiko Tanaka of Japan. They all played here last year. Will Singapore's women be able to achieve as much as they have done m table tennis?47 words
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535 1953-05-23 6 A record meet for the Chinese schools GERRY ISAAC sums up 'THOUSANDS of cheering voices pierced the air at Jalan Besar Stadium last weekend where the grand three-day 12th. annual inter-Chinese Schools Athletic meet was held. Twenty-one new records were created and two equalled. All events were keenly contested by535 words
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Article121 1953-05-23 6 AT 39 years of a«e, and *ith 19 year* at The Valley t o his credit. Ham Bartratn, red-headed lm«-r national goalkeeper, si lit has an ambition led He want* to keep pUyinf for Charlton Athletic until litta »o that he c*n complete 21 year* In tnHr foal121 words
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Article86 1953-05-23 6 ROTUND Ray Roberts. Penarth Rugby Clubs hooker for all his speed and sleight of frot m the set scrums has a repu r ation with his clubm^tes for his casual slowness. Invariably, he is the lust man to cat.h a bis or a train and las' man86 words
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Advertisement50 1953-05-23 6 LAST T%VO DAY* You can get amazing values for your money at the STANDARD SHIRTS Mills Stalls m the Happy World EXHIBITION Over 9,000 free gifts of bow He*, handkerchief, fountain pent, plastic pencil bo«es have been given away. For BEST, CHINESTFOOf Re-decorated and Air Conditioned Tai Thonc Restaurant Wnrld)50 words
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Article, Illustration601 1953-05-23 7 CHARLES BRYCE - CHARLES BRYCE by ZT7n admire a dare- SSar as i 'p an ovation. But have ge seen one penalSS ff-SSUui Play? t haven't, and it Is h.gh aie our "occer referees *ot around to it. Hnw many times m one m atch do we see this samehurt Sometimes601 words
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Article520 1953-05-23 7 NEWS HOUND ESCAPES WITH SOCCER REPORT qpHEY take their football seriously at Royal Air Force Seletar. I went to !a match there on Thursday evening, and found myself the centre of a "manhunt" to track down the sinister sports reporter. Anyone would have thought that the520 words
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Article235 1953-05-23 7 THIS GOALIE ASKS FOR TROUBLE... minus those players chosen for Combined Services. This match is to serve as a further trial. Combined Services first Malaya Cup fixture this season is on June 27 against Negri at a venue still to be decided. On July 16 they meet Malacca at Jalan235 words
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Advertisement39 1953-05-23 7 I Wh at d0 f? 'Ifllf' look through the IVIiV DOOR INTERVSEWER and find out. Visible only from inside (Limited stocks just <»mv ■I) SOLE AGENTS: TEL EASTLAND TRADING CO. NO. 1, PRINCE ST. PO. BOX 1128 S PORE39 words
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Article743 1953-05-23 8 A bit of Britain in New York The USA. as a woman sees it by KAY MURRAY NFW YORK. JOHN WANAMAKFirS brilliantly conceived British exposition m its N^w York store, which I visited the other duv. is as British as Pircadiilv Cirrus itself. John Wanamaker, the elder, founded his London743 words
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Article, Illustration38 1953-05-23 8 Sir Alexander Korda cuts a 400 Ib. birthday cake at a "coming of age" party for 300 guests m the Savoy Theatre, London, to celebrate the 21st an nirersary of his London Films Productions.38 words
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Article, Illustration259 1953-05-23 8 I see more complication* ahead for the latecomer to a home television party. Besides groping for a seat, he will soon be muttering: "Where are the glasses?" Yes, 3-D TV is on the way! At present it's strictly experimental and has only been shown to the pressPopper - 259 words
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Advertisement54 1953-05-23 8 16 payments of $21 Kj^tSS^^lSm acoustlcallv matched loudspetk- iSIS pleasinc dpsien U. fr- INTERNATIONAL RADIO CO 134. ORCHARD RD.. SINGAPQRE-9 TEL: 4Q jiuimimiiiicjiiiiiiimiiniiiiiiimiiniiiiiiji '^Sf SINGAPORE RESTAURANT /-> J.^ flsf Closs Bar) 79. Bras Basah Road. 5 Ist Class Service Special Cocktails 1 Cold Beer, Wine Sp.rit. European Dinner Ala Carte54 words
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Article, Illustration553 1953-05-23 9 NORMAN COTTERRELL; CHARLES BRYCE - NORMAN COTTERRELL CHARLES BRYCE Pictures by Story by o new remedy 'that Sunday r go i" *< ?*35 knots is •thing to dispel J£h aftermath Saturday believe me. try it There's nothing difficult about falling off a pair of water-skis! Of course when you become as proficient as Mr553 words
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Article, Illustration19 1953-05-23 9 But what does George see over there. Some body's stealing his thunder. It's Mrs. A. Cooper.19 words
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Article, Illustration419 1953-05-23 10 STRIKE A MATCH IN BRITAIN And nine lights out of ten your money will go t0... CTRIKE a light— and nine times out of ten you are 3 putting money into the pocket of the mammoth Brit I S n at rSort OrP o onO n a the n match419 words
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Article128 1953-05-23 10 ONE of Tito's young army captains Uus become a millionaire overnight. Five million dollars <C 1.785,--000) go to Captain Vaso Antonio and already he has decided 1. To donate 4,000,00(1 dollars (t 1,428,000) to the Yugoslav Treasury. 2. To build a medical clinic m his home village.128 words
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Article, Illustration372 1953-05-23 10 BRITAIN'S PEOPLE SIMPLY LOVE HER The Queen of Tonga rIE only ruling Queen from out of town invited ready won the favour of to the Coronation has al-royalty-loving Britain. She is shy but stately Queen Salote Tupou of the Tonga Islands, a goldenbrown Polynesian. Queen Salote stole the show at372 words
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Article253 1953-05-23 10 FOR six years a raHway engineer warned his chiefs that a century-old tunnel needed strengthening. Last month part of it collapsed, swallowing two houses and killing five people. The engineer, middle-aged Mr H Bradley, assistant chief works Inspector, told this to the public inquiry into253 words
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Article78 1953-05-23 10 GARAGE OWNER ATTACKED MR. WALTER GLOVER, 47--year-old garage proprietor, of Camden Square, St. Pancras. was attacked and struck on the head at his garage. Thieves who had broken into the garage were waiting for Mr. Glover as he drove up m his car. He was found by his wife v/ho78 words
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Article223 1953-05-23 10 •GIVEHIMTOYS' rKE two naughty boys, both of the kind magistrates send to remand homes: What would you do with them? M* Ernest Holmes. Birmingham's Children's Officer, has two suggestions m his report on the city's first four years' intense study of "juvenile delinquents": Case No. 1. This223 words
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Advertisement30 1953-05-23 10 Am View CabmV (Off Maxwell Rd.) TONIGHT -DANCING TttL 1 A.M. Town 4>. tcuNTRY WOMEN'S SPECIALTY SHOP 1 LATEST U. S. BLOUSES 64, CORNER OF HIGH STREET /NORTH BRIDGE ROAO30 words
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Article, Illustration824 1953-05-23 11 Tmall bore shoot at nee soon rpEAMS representative of Ithe Services throughout the Colony competed to last Saturday's Small Bore Shoot at Nee Soon but, as the Garrison Commander, Lt.-Col. W. R Baverstock, said before the prize giving It was left to the civiliansU.P. - 824 words
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Article248 1953-05-23 11 CIXTEEN prearranged "par" deals. 0 originally played as the 1953 Intercollegiate Bridge Championship, are being presented here. To play there deals m your own game, save the series until complete; then have the hands stacked m duplicate boards (or you may use four properly marked envelopes, each containing248 words
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Article377 1953-05-23 11 WEST HAS JOINED East m Malaya with the arrival last week aboard the troopship Asturias of the Regimental Band of the West Yorkshire Regiment. Their counterparts, the Regimental Band of the East Yorkshire Regiment arrived early m February abroad the troopship Empire Clyde and is fast making377 words
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Advertisement58 1953-05-23 11 These are what you have been waiting for /f I^|L HOMELITE *V^STk Car ry able Self -priming \]~-=J^Bpi Centrifugal PUMPS y jk \mYfk\ T M M^^B Sole AfietltS:-— ■Jsr£*i: y fi *{.**-4 B^^BH ,cc a#. >* the Une Man Saw with ipecial features found m no other. /> t&M 58>58 words
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Miscellaneous259 1953-05-23 11 Today's Crossword i B&HBhSJm&hH B B^bBBI < I mfcy. jj r^^B I^^b^ 111 ACROSS l, They can be interested OIjwolls;^ they flOH'1 ml in the dTMl in coffee, cotton or tobacco «8> *7. circle! (7) 11. Subsided with a seat I'ouble it for hire purch se (5) 8. in it259 words
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Article175 1953-05-23 12 Haxworth warns of road toll fears 'Exercise control' MR \V. R. M. Haxworth, Singapore Traffic TMet Superintendent, this morning urged parent! to make a special effort to control their children when they are on the roads during the Coronation celebrations Mr. Haxworth said: "With everyone wanting175 words
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Article79 1953-05-23 12 A number of women, serving with the fighting forces m Singapore, have entered for a bathing beauty contest to be held at the Services' Nuffleld Pool m Beach Road on June 5. The contest is being organised by the Women's Voluntary Service m conjunction with the79 words
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Article, Illustration36 1953-05-23 12 MR. I HANK LEE, Assistant Controller of Immigration, Singapore, s< tiding instrurtioiis from East Wh*rf. to the Department's launch Elizabeth, which has been fitted with a radiotelephone linking her with the shore. Free PressFree Press - 36 words
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Article286 1953-05-23 12 THIS is to express the Singapore Attap Dwellers' Association's appreciation of the excellent pictures of the Upper Aljunied Road Settlement, published m your issue of May 21 But I regret to have to point out two inacurracies m the report which was published with the pictures. It was286 words
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Article100 1953-05-23 12 A FEW nights ago, 1 went to see a "war film with a new twist" at the Pavilion Theatre m Orchard Road, Singapore. The main feature was supported by a classical music short. Tchaikovsky's ''Nutcracker Suite." During this item the behaviour of a section of the uuciience100 words
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Article87 1953-05-23 12 HALF a million women m Ilirmingham want a club of their own m the city centre win n- Rule No. 1 will b< Men hu Itui'l- included by invitation ONLY They want a social centre where women can meet women, housewives MM keep up-to-the minute on87 words
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Article, Illustration60 1953-05-23 12 Alice starts tonight picture. The ISLAND PLAYERS start a five-night run with "Alice m Wonderland" at the Victoria Memorial Hall Singapore, tonight. Here are the March Mare (En.d Riches) and the Duchess (Virginia Johnson) helping the Fish Foo man (Habibah binte Mohamed Salleh aged eight) adjust her costume. ThP ThrepFree Press - 60 words
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Article73 1953-05-23 12 MAY I appeal to the management of the Sivan Temple m Orchard Road, Singapore, to have that part of the temple facing Orchard Road, at least cleaned and whitewashed before the Coronation of our Queen and, if they are financially able, to decorate and illuminate the building. I73 words
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Article144 1953-05-23 12 Ghosts spoil gold trade i¥*ETWEEN now and August AJ Singapore's Chinese gold me rchants expect the business to remain dull and inactive Thus is the period ghosts are on their earthly sojourn. But another reason for the slack time m the gold business I is the Chinese belief that it144 words
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Article55 1953-05-23 12 Singapore orchid growers who want to send their orchids to London as Coronation decorations for Westminster Hal should contact the Director of the Botanic Gardens, Mr. M. K. Henderson. Mr Henderson wants at leasi 100 sprays of the best varieties. The flowers will probably leave55 words
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Advertisement58 1953-05-23 12 T^nUfhUSp^ial OPTOHG'XigM Extension m LOO m. Spot Dance Prizes of Cointreau Liqueur Miniature Sets, Martell Brandy. A Lady's Wish "Perfumes kindly presented by Messrs. Optorg Co- (M) Ltd. Celebrate Your Race Winnings the Happy Cabaret where you can be sure o good night's entertainment. IMM or nan., U, 6~V» A58 words
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Article, Illustration407 1953-05-23 13 Riddle of the Dead Leopard Third of four weekly instalments of "THE SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO" >EFORE Uncle Bill died 'he told Harry: "I wught and thought nd thought about, what might leave you. Finally, wrote a little something; i riddle. I don't want you a read it until after I407 words
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Article235 1953-05-23 13 THE Snows of Kilimanjaro" is a love story based on the short story by Ernest Hemingway. Gregory Peck plays Harry Street, the hero, »n4 the women m his life are Ava Gardner. Htddcgarde Neff and Susan Hayward. The story moves from Paris, the Riviera and Spain235 words
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Article, Illustration538 1953-05-23 13 JENNIFER JOHNS - Bachelors in Demand JENNIFER JOHNS HOLLYWOOD'S ELIGSBLES [ELIGIBLE males m J Hollywood fall sharply (many women wish thi> would happen) into two classes: the genum* bachelor who has never married and has weaknesses m his armour, and the divorced actors who have been bitten once or twice and now go538 words
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Advertisement44 1953-05-23 13 HBi« Jl/an uiAo Umed HEMINGWAY'S WOMEN!... Sifun Hogu.it id Bk J HIS IS J^HHL AS whose life as M r By. J ERNEST HEMINGWAYS GREATEST LOVE STORY -Cow S*\ THE OWO^/S 2c MUIMW^RP SSc-HAYWARD- GARDNER M^Hmf.HMI «^M,IWR»WHC S.-..H.H MStY RMUNSPI SHOWING SOON ODE ON44 words
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267 1953-05-23 14 Game catching on m the U.S. ATOP American soccer Official warns tht» leaders of the game Iti America that they must develop home-grown players and stop importation of star foreign players. Iftiltl Miller, chief Of Soccer Associates, a statistical and publicity group, believes that AmericansU.P. - 267 words
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Article113 1953-05-23 14 j INDoAY HASSBTT, the captain, and Bill Johnston, left-arm bowler, have both recovered from injuries and are included m the Australian side for the three-day game against the Minor Counties starting at Stoke today. Another player to return is Ray Llndvall. Australian fast bowler. Johnston,Reuter - 113 words
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166 1953-05-23 14 ROGER Bannister, a slim, fairhaired medical student, aiid Britain's leading middle distance runner, may get nearer to the coveted 4-min. mile at the British Games today at the White City Stadium. Bannister, who recently clocked the fastest mile ever run by a British athleteReuter - 166 words
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Article35 1953-05-23 14 Although they took the lead with a goal m the last five minutes 656 Air Observation Post were beaten two-one In a Kuala Lumpur League soccer fixture by 10th Brigade Signals yesterday.35 words
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Article25 1953-05-23 14 No. 18 Infantry Brigade Headquarters scored an easy three-one win over Ist Somerset Light Infantry m Garrison League game In Kualla Lumpur yesterday.25 words
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404 1953-05-23 14 George Whiting - George Whiting By CPORTSMAN for whom I could feel *>rry: Peter Needham, 29, golfer, handicap two at Sunnlngdale. A goodly part of Mr. Need hams competitive golf has hitherto been enj'/yed m the quiet and pleasant purlieus of Oxford University and lv the chummily cheerful404 words
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Article, Illustration392 1953-05-23 14 ARCHIE QUICK - Spurs will stick to shor passing style ARCHIE QUICK By T^ECREASED playing success will not force Tottenhai Hotspur into an alteration of style. I Says Manager Arthur Rowe, who devised it "We are convinced that our short-passing style is the correct one and that it is the one the public392 words
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Article158 1953-05-23 14 FRENCH referee Schemann has resigned from the International Amateur Boxing; Association after apologising for spitting into the face of British judge James Titmus. Schemann's resignation was accepted by the Association's executive committee which commended Titmus, former British oolice heavyweight boxing champion, for "his self-restraint158 words
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Article35 1953-05-23 14 Government Club Menttkd being revived after a lap« years. The club clowd temporarily when the W^*,, requsitioned by the military m 19 T^e club wflj be housed Home Guard In Station Road. MentakaD.35 words
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Advertisement42 1953-05-23 14 C QUEENIE PAUL £v presents I The Sun- Kissed Cuties *3 In lAn Entire Change of Programme 3 "JHtff A Mlivhlifihts" TONIGHT EXTENSION 1 a.m. p tapitoi Uestaiiran* (RESERVATIONS: PHONE 85)25) 3TAU V f\ FRIfl Ma"»g' r At your service TUNY U-tliiii42 words
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Article324 1953-05-23 15 SPENCER'S 'BIG 3' IMPRESS By ALLAN LEWIS rpRAINER Jack Spencer's "Big j I Three" Entertainment ll' j Cinecolor and Gamber Melayu were outstanding track workers at Bukit Timah this morning on the No. 2 grass track which was fast. EnUrUinment II (Smith) and (inecolor (Ward) did an exceptional trial over324 words
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Article, Illustration305 1953-05-23 15 PETER DE CRUZ - 11 CHOSEN FOR TRAINING PETER DE CRUZ By Spore prepares for Foon? Seong meet ELEVEN players have^ been selected for training to represent Singapore m the forthcoming Foong Seong Cup Tournament. They were chosen at a committee meeting of tha Singapore Badminton Association held at the Badminton Hall. Selangor are305 words
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Article145 1953-05-23 15 ■^EE SOON Garrison and The Rest of the Army drew with a goal each m yesterdays soccer trial at Nee Soon. In a strong Garrison defence Evans. Bettis and Benson were out.standing. Renwick opened accounts for Garrison after half-time with a full blooded drive. The145 words
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Article112 1953-05-23 15 R^ ley defe r ated Ol T the Unit^ 'Britain, y£u5 a Joan <*">" t^HH Pl& The difficulty overcoming her tenacious British opponent. The match uas played under a broiling sun. Helen Fletcher of Britain defeated Mrs. Andree Varin of Franc*. 6-2, 6 -3 mA.P. - 112 words
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Article169 1953-05-23 15 HTHE first Past-War Swimming Carnival organised by ihe V.M.C.A. will be held at the Nuffi?ld swimming pool by kind" co-operation of the Joint Services Committee, en Friday and Saturday. June 19 and 20. Tliis event will be part of the Association's Golden Jubilee celebrations. Individual events169 words
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Article236 1953-05-23 15 Tigers 2; S.R.C TT was no easy game for the Tigers, The never-say-die I Eurasians made them sweat thoroughly for another two points m the SAFA Div. 1 league. The Singapore Recreation Club often had Tigers running the wrong way. Had it not been for236 words
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Article, Illustration479 1953-05-23 15 TWO men with a load of responsibility on their shoulders these days are Freddie Brown and Norman Yardley. nm J he f two former England cricket skippers are aS pom fn a h dS TeSt sele tor And that means they are goingA.P.; Reuter - 479 words
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Article29 1953-05-23 15 Yugoslavia beat Wales five-two In an international soccer match m Belgrade on Thursday. It was the first game ever played between the two countries- A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article, Illustration396 1953-05-23 16 ALLAN LEWIS - m>o\i JEEB BEAUMONT \ll\N 1.1.W1S rEESFASSEB I'OI\ TER KHANDI STAB MiWSRKKL KHANDI SIAR TluTmt™ iUM I WADJ (IK S(|pa Tahu Khundi Star May Buff Khand -•»<) Newi Red gto s Rj(e siapa Tahu Stop. Tahu sj Khandi Star B i:.«tV NATIONAL IOTI koiun hood396 words
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Article514 1953-05-23 16 NATIONAL HOPE m tne is.JU ißace 2> Northern Circuit is the form horse and will probably start favourite, but m this open race should atill pay $21iO or more if he wins. -ltilld.iw will have conditions to his liking and most be hard to beat. hhandi Star was514 words
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Article1278 1953-05-23 16 Race 1—2.00: Class 2, Div. 3— 6 Furs. 1 Khandi Star Harmery 9.U0 Mrs. C. L. Yeoh H. Slet^h 2 New* Keel Ward 8. 13 Sliaw Stable Spencer 3 Jetty Spencer 8.11 Ms Chippmdale Lee Fcx 4—o Siam Rice Wahab 8.10 Mr. S W. Kirn Heddie 51,278 words
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