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Title Section18 1953-05-26 1 The Singapore Free Press larre^t Afternoon Snip in Malaya No itfM sinw- fu^ v >Ji liK>:i rt U18 words
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Article249 1953-05-26 1 S. KOREA SAYS: 'WE FIGHT ON' r iV» proposes concessions to Reds A CRISIS between United States and South Korea over the truce negotiations became "serious" following a long meeting m Seoul yesterday between President Syngman Rhee and the Allied Supreme Commander Gen. Mark Clark. The American Ambassador, Mr. Ellis249 words
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Article, Illustration123 1953-05-26 1 She UilUs ml a biff, dark man TAimir GIRL Clarita ViManurva writhes and sinr '€s in pain while beintj attacked" by an invisible assa?lant m the presence of sceptical but nevertheless struck Manila City oflicals headed by Mayor trsenio H Larson (tecottd fr °m nght,, a tU.P. - 123 words
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Article120 1953-05-26 1 \l™ N Midlers operating rl^2 a tn d essin m women'! "lr death M |)utrols t() P»trol P h-d ab °ut 12 irl «l««hed with Utah, 55 l !e tminh a«ar Nu m all u mUes «outheas 're reported o rtepn „,";r M rA.P. - 120 words
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Article30 1953-05-26 1 r Vuv Siamese Government h sr 1 IV i v to carry mi lerritori \l (l 0/ unidentified warthips, aih m the Gull 0/ Siam.- ReuterReuter - 30 words
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103 1953-05-26 1 G. T. BOON - G. T. BOON By SINGAPORE polite have arrested five men following two .secret society clashes on Sunday. About seven Chinese were involved m clash m Masque Street A special tons'. ibli- on a bicvi mw the men armed with bottles running a\v;iv A Ml103 words
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116 1953-05-26 1 PLANE RUNS INTO CROWD TWO DIE, NINE HURT K.I. M. Royal Dutch Airlines plane crashed and careered through crowds of sight-seers as it took off from the Schipol airport, Amsterdam, yesterday killing two on the ground and injuring nine. About 20 aboard the plane were hurt. The plane was justReuter - 116 words
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Advertisement34 1953-05-26 1 imV n a ST. ANDREWS MISSION HOSPITAL HOSPITAL WEEK MAY 27) TO MAY 30 IN AID OF SINGAPORE'S SICK CHILDREN OF THE POOR <, l\ X ALL YOU <: W Space donated by Sime Darby <■"■■ Lid*34 words
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189 1953-05-26 2 Britain accused of 'aggression' THE African-Asian ffroup of nations have been requested by a body known as the United African Nationalist Movement to bring the Mau Mau issue m Kenya before the United Nations. The movement made public yesterday a letter which itReuter - 189 words
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Article, Illustration41 1953-05-26 2 picture. Defeated American presidential candidate, Mr. Adlai Stevenson tuts his finger m the stomach of an ancient bronze figure m the Arakan Pagoda m Mandalay. This according to local belief is supposed to cure stomach disorders U.P.U.P. - 41 words
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Article239 1953-05-26 2 (Continued from Page 1) Allies. The meeting the first for eight days— was then adjourned lor a week. It Ls believed theat Gen. Harrison wanted to be free to talk frankly all round the question of the repatriation of prisoners, the last stumbling block to an239 words
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Article143 1953-05-26 2 A STORM of tropical fury swept south from Scotland yesterday and was expected by last night to hit London, festooned and beflagged for the oronation. inunaer, liKhlnliif.'. ram and hail iwept btachei and iporta Aelda clear of holiday-mak' as th< great dark cloud belt rolled .slowlyReuter - 143 words
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Article231 1953-05-26 2 DRESIDENT Vincent Auriel, making his third bid to find France a Prime Minister and Government, last night gave warning that the country's prestige abroad was threatened by political instability. After announcing that ho would ask M. Paul Reynaud. wartime Prime Minister, to try toReuter - 231 words
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Article46 1953-05-26 2 Mrs. Eileen Henderson, wife of Mr. Lawrence Henderson, died this morning at her residence, 26, Saunders Road. A memorial service will be held at the Cathedral of Good Shepherd at 5 p.m. today. The cortege will leave after that for Bidadari Cemetery.46 words
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204 1953-05-26 2 World awaits victory news from Everest T»HE WORLD last night still waited to hear wheth x tiny group of Britons have succeeded mi n their as*. 8 on the unconquered summit of Mt Everp«t m ut mountain o n earth. Sl hi h *t Colonel John Hunt, th e expedition'sReuter - 204 words
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Article70 1953-05-26 2 "rpELEDU," which m English x dictionaries means "the slinking badger of Java and Sumatra," is the new official Welsh word for television. In the Welsh language it means "recording at a distance." "Teledu" was announced yesterday as the winner m a competition held by the70 words
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Article17 1953-05-26 2 Singapore school children observed Empire Day today with assemblies, mass parades and a half holiday.17 words
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160 1953-05-26 2 Later last night a RUNNER ajwed m Khatmandu from Namche Bazar, Sher Va vuZ beloiv the Everest Mh a n eSS It Q s e aid ent n SUHdav Ma TWE BRITISH Everest expedi- tion has established its sixth camp on theReuter - 160 words
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Article31 1953-05-26 2 The White House announced that Admiral William Fechteler, United States Chief of Naval Operations, had been designated to succeed Admiral Robert B. Carney as Commander-m-Chief, Allied Forces, Southern Europe.31 words
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Article68 1953-05-26 2 THE Colombo Municipal Tramways Employers Union do not want women to work as conductors. In a memoranci'um to the Mayor of Colombo, the Union said that womrn m this country would not be suitable for posts m the trolley bus service to be inaugurated soon. The68 words
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Advertisement42 1953-05-26 2 I RADIO WKKIY I INCORPORATING RADIO MALAYA NEWS I I ALL THE BEST MX KiniO Features. Vartoons. /'«::/cs. Short Story Four B*<iff4>s ot 1c ten f'l* s Ktidio tiiffhtifihts 11 PRICE 10 CENTS I FROM ALL NEWSAGENTS I ON SALE TODAY I42 words
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Article, Illustration235 1953-05-26 3 Malays will enact coming of Raffles PROCESSION'S CLIMAX: I ngaP oRE Malays will S *Gover l nment" IHouse1 House f rM nd 5 to depict the beach JUD rears aeo when Sir 0 %h B wTbe S the highlight of «fla b C "Tracted wt° "They ta tampons Ku ?han,235 words
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250 1953-05-26 3 SIT YIN FONG - SIT YIN FONG By rVERY time a pile-driver crashes down, me people m L a house m Joo Chiat Road miss a heart-beat. For the very foundations of this house, the end one of a row of six, tremble with each250 words
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Article, Illustration27 1953-05-26 3 If the little triangular piece of paper gummed against a wall crack of the house tears, will be a sign of danger.27 words
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87 1953-05-26 3 G. T. BOON - Why Jap has come to set off fireworks G. T. BOON SDFdfdfdsfdsf... »y I 1 would be dangerous for anyone m Singapore without the SffT ry known how set cLti flrewor *s which the ,i r' ttl ar community has order- b me trom Ja Pan to do the Mr87 words
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Article114 1953-05-26 3 BIGGER RISK OF FIRES IN C-WEEK SINGAPORE'S entire fire fighting service will stand by during Coronation Week. With thousands of extra bulbs lighting up the city the risk of fires is pi rate r. Fires may be caused by short circuits or faulty wiring, said Mr J. Angus, a Fire114 words
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Article31 1953-05-26 3 Five sailors were lost on Sunday with the 500-ton Dutch shjo Toos. which capsized during a wind storm off Norway's west coast. Four other crewsmen were rescued.31 words
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236 1953-05-26 3 'They can cause death 9 SINGAPORE public were warned yesterday not to neglect dog bites. "Seek immediate medical treatment for dog bites, if neglected, can cause death," said Dr. R. Calderwood, Chief Medical Officer of the General Hospital. Do not wait for symptoms to appear to236 words
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Article50 1953-05-26 3 BY EATING 371 clams m 10 minutes, Joe Gagnon of Seattle has won "the friterna tional Pacific free style amateur clam eating contest" m SeatM c beating the previous record by 34 clams. The clams, served without s hells, averaged about one-six-teenth of an ounce each ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article373 1953-05-26 4 Opinion RUSSIA ANSWERS THE WEST rHE editorial of Pravda which is to all intents and purposes a statement of policy by the Soviet Government, holds out little hope of a meeting of minds between East and West on the principal issues which separate them. It Is deceptively mild m manner373 words
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Article, Illustration1043 1953-05-26 4 JOHN HUNT - 'Rushing' Everest is Slow Work JOHN HUNT ITS THE LAST 1,000 FEET THAT HAVE SO FAR BEEN INVINCIBLE By leader of the present Everest expedition KATMANDU. Ncpai. THE problem Of unconquered Mount Everest has been exposed and all but solved. In a narrow sense it lies m the final pyramid,1,043 words
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Article273 1953-05-26 4 THE success or to* 1 of an Everest? veditxon depend* Z, the Sherpas. Keeping, them ts tne probff Sherpas do not like mountuins at great 2J., -**ey become skk Iff J We know that itbEt,*of the lack of oxVeHf: that* CaUnOt U d k All they273 words
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Advertisement15 1953-05-26 4 Finest Diamond Rings Eternity Rings U S. de SILVA, Jewellers. 106, Orchard Road, Phone *****.15 words
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Advertisement29 1953-05-26 4 "PLUMROSE" means quality Bottled GREENGAGES for Pies and tinned SLICED COOKED HAM —favourites with all the familyYou'll be glad you bought them at Cold storag« SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE (o^329 words
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170 1953-05-26 5 Patrick Keith - They dance to the music of four nations Patrick Keith By fISBSShi *g*SU tunipu L It was food fun while it lasted. For nearly six hours every day they danced to the beautiful, lilting music of England and Scotland, Greece and Portugal. One minute they were skipping and tripping about170 words
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Article, Illustration20 1953-05-26 5 She shows how to do it MISS JETTE RAWCLIFFE, l! n tnc J or > demonstrates a movement m the tambourine20 words
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Article, Illustration13 1953-05-26 5 A delightful movement jrom a Greek circle dance.13 words
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Article, Illustration176 1953-05-26 5 Tests for 'drunks out of date THERE are two tests prescribed by law m Singapore to find out Whether a motorist is drunk. And both, said doctors yeaterday. are cut of date and far from infallible. Test No. 1 is making the driver walk along a straight line. Test No.176 words
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Article, Illustration24 1953-05-26 5 To th of the There's a crash of tambourines as the girls fling their arms wide. In the forefront is Miss Dolly Sta Maria^24 words
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Advertisement102 1953-05-26 5 JUVENLfo ftw 18 KT.^J^TSWISS WATCHES IA^T SINGAPC£f KU4U U/MPW ffWANQ Gold Coronation Charms STATE COACH, CORONATION CHAIR ROYAL CROWN, BEEFEATER, ROYAL CYPHER, STATE HERALD, WESTMINSTER ABBEY CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL Now available at S. P. U. tie SUVA, SINCAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR /p QUEENIE PAUL (T \J^ presents 3 The Sun Kissed102 words
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Article89 1953-05-26 8 100-seater plane plan DRITISH I> executive; plans for a new ai.-UJg it l< The airplane, N 5" d oc hoped will be m od fi u v c ce e vea n h ,..1,-c!,nsitv routes n nve c v,,i aim. !n> d rnachi^ peller-turblm like the Via t r 0*89 words
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Miscellaneous168 1953-05-26 8 MANDRAKE, THE MACICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis ■BB^T"^^^ |Tw( ViENJMAN WOOBMLV [LOWfRYOU^AXE MANDRAKE If MY HYPNOTISM MAO NOEFFECT ON mOV?%M&/ J^^± RAISES m/S 4Xr X YOU CANNOT GESTURES HIM/ ARE THtSE M|H U,, Mf WANTS MnOGOIN.AuRIOMT. if^oT^ TM^ LYING /^HB N IKI DONTKNOW-BUTI Xl THOUGHT YOU SAID^I H168 words
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Miscellaneous436 1953-05-26 8 YOUR LUCKY STAR If there isn't enonrli around to suit out looking for it* »1 asainst too much' chanriV"^ interest and occunatlm. tbc formative year^ o "J"^ not reach the success of J£> you dream. You are very ambition, nant the best thoreT out of J? *ou can become depres«i436 words
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Article223 1953-05-26 9 PARSON'S NOVEL BOUGHT FOR FILM ,rvrr p KNOWN novel, "On LITTLi- writ ten by m AS glous epic SfISJ. Arihu? Eustace South%?{("fTSi* the v me °t' ij(e A U« a Jortune is of erea C^outhon has also refused ,n ofter to advise on c fllm n Hollywood partly because '^health223 words
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Article125 1953-05-26 9 Warder is knifed by prisoner 4 PRISONER attacked a wardJV er in the most dangerous L l m ritain c stab^ci him 1 tm toife c and eck with a wlnJ aff /u ay took P la m I orth gaol At th^ PH- «n Officers' Association meet- Sn n125 words
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Article40 1953-05-26 9 UNIVERSITY TO TEACH FISHING Based on the University of Tokyo's programme, the first m the world." a Mexico university soon will be opened m Veracruz to teach Mexicans how to raise and catch fish and generally improve their seafood industry.40 words
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146 1953-05-26 9 Relay race by four police c ars saves woman's life PA S C r T f Ponce sh^r* rvi r high-speed KS fo a L° dellver blood 01 dying a woman m danger ut f^m ti£' p he u SOs «^nt ft. s B r a ah? h a e146 words
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243 1953-05-26 9 How to be happy with an impe rfect husband YO U want your marriage to be happy Then don't be forever trying to change the ways of your husband o? wife. Dr. Mary Macauley, author of a book on marriage problems and an advocate of sex education for the young,243 words
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Article, Illustration439 1953-05-26 9 A CRIPPLED husband was fined one shilling by the magistrates at Brentford, Middlesex, for assaulting a lodger who said he was m love with the man's wife. The lodger, Michael Edward Archamboult, of Windmill Road, Brentford, said he was coshed on the foreheadU.P. - 439 words
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194 1953-05-26 9 PUT OFFICE GIRLS IN OVERALLS HE SAYS MR. CLAUDE SMITH likes to see his wife go about the house m gay overalls. He often chooses them for her: mostly m flower patterns. What is more, grey-haired Mr. S., from Shrewsbury, wants to see women civil servants wear them. 14 Put194 words
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Article92 1953-05-26 9 VAST numbers of independent star systems, each like our own, have been identified with great modern telescopes, I said an American scientist. Dr. Edwin Hubble, of Mount Wilson Observatory, Pasadena, m a lecture to the Royal Institution. These new systems were known as extra-galactic nebulae." Their92 words
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Article34 1953-05-26 9 A ladder thief stole jewellery worth hundreds of pounds from Langham House. Ham Common, Richmond, Surrey, home of Sir Lyonel Tollemache. The house was m mourning; Sir Lyonel'a mother died there.34 words
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Advertisement29 1953-05-26 9 C O T L A N D I~~* -t-f J-./J THEY TAKE iE:iiiiiiif||s| GRANTED DISTRIBUTORS FRAS ER N EA VI "~U MITED IT. 1 11 t'— I— l-— g*».E29 words
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Article, Illustration208 1953-05-26 10 Australians arrive ABOVE: Is Dark haired Donna Lee Hickey, former New York model now a film star. Below: Is a new portrait of the Queen and its artist Mr. John Napper, seen m his Chelsea studio. The portrait has been commisioned for the Liverpool Town Hall. ABOVE: A208 words
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Article, Illustration66 1953-05-26 12 photo. VLfHO cares what the stupid humans do? A hardboard still makes a tasty dish whatever's written on it. Happy, a London Zoo giraffe, is seen happily tearing away the last delicious strip from the board before it is removed \jy Keeper Robinson to make way forReuter - 66 words
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Article36 1953-05-26 12 Capt. Henry Navarra, former British army Captain who was arrested m Teheran months ago, charged with being a spy was released by the Persian Government yesterday. His case had been under investigation till now.36 words
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Article353 1953-05-26 12 MOTHER DID NOT LIKE ITBERYL LOSES HER JOB BERYL Harding, aged 17, had been picked as her village's Coronation Queen, She had chosen the dress pattern and then the committee sent round the material. Beryl's mother was shocked. "Not good enough for my daughter."353 words
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239 1953-05-26 12 MR. Harold Gaskln has spent most of his spare j time for more than 40 years making model boats. Not the park lake type«— but models of his dream boat. one that cannot sink, cannot even become waterlogged. At his home m Hove, Sussex he239 words
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215 1953-05-26 12 SHORT- OF-C ASH WIVES 'RAID' RENT MONEY A WIFE finds she is down on the weeks housekeeping. Bang goes the rent money to pay bills that can't be put off. And then, when rent demand letters arrive, sh* hides them from her husband. So said a housing manager m Britain.215 words
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Article, Illustration27 1953-05-26 12 photo. SWIMMING should be a cinch for lovely JACQUELINE GRAY m her unusual bathing suit made of sealskin. The wellformed blonde took part Las Vegas Resort. U.P.U.P. - 27 words
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Article249 1953-05-26 12 URANIUM HUNT IN ENGLAND And Mr. Uranium himself leads it /^US (Uranium) HAWKER the v« man who arrived m En. land a week ago with a mU lion dollars' worth of uranium "claims" m his pocket, haj a hunch. Uil I He believes there is "black gold" within easy distance249 words
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Article55 1953-05-26 12 THE electric light failed just as the Holmesdale Players were about to begin their production of the play "Bonaventure" at Horton Kirby, Kent, village hall. But they carried on by me small gaslamp over the stage and two m the body of the nan for 40 minutes55 words
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Article28 1953-05-26 12 President Peron yesteriW asked the Argentine Congretf w authorize the nationalization o race tracks and let the govern ment take over Buenos res famed Jockey Club.28 words
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Article458 1953-05-26 13 PETER HILL - New Fabrics for the Male PETER HILL bydsfdsfdsf LONDON. may BE familiar tKK 252 and ottPr rest at that. mi if of the species, let alone male ol mc *v shir t ■jB'JS.-a B T n f £m "test tube" when Ires forth that "greaterhan ever use of rayon, rayon458 words
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Article, Illustration52 1953-05-26 13 nhoto. Seven-year-old Rosemary Vincent of Wekingham, Berkshire, with Champion Pierre Again of Vihurst at the King Charles Spaniel Club's show m London. The breed, fashionable i« Stuart times and much appre dated by King James 11, afterwards lost favour but was restored to popularity when Queen Victoria boughtReuter - 52 words
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220 1953-05-26 13 The leaning tower has 147 years more to go PISA. rpHE LEANING Tower of Pisa, which has been giving tourists cricks m the neck for 600 years, is at the top of her tipsy glory these days. For reasons pleased Pisans don't entirely understand, their tilting tower is drawing theA.P. - 220 words
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Advertisement139 1953-05-26 13 NQWv" Fly dlrect t0 S^^^^SJ^HHbb^ PERTH AUSTRALIA JOHANNESBURG south africa Now these two important Australian cities, places are nearer by air— gouth Africa too> j 8 Hnkcd by £fjJ^2£- b Y Q antas a fast service on the new &a£W£& You can fly from Singapore direct Qantas route via Cocos139 words
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Miscellaneous251 1953-05-26 13 Today's Crossword ■■rj^ I 1_ 1 1 I IT|||j u I I I I I I I I herd °8 m Se?p Ti 10 dldnt JlB-about! «5). 11. The .sort of cane J* more that make! 6 A thiil may havo only one ciurant! i3>. up i Wlllln X tobS?251 words
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Article398 1953-05-26 14 Home is no home when hate reigns vsdfsdfdsfdsf §0 "ISLAM is sensible m recognising the polygamous 1 instincts of the human male Modern scientific investigators are m agreement with the good sense of the Prophet," says "Plural," m a letter to you. Well done!398 words
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Article, Illustration35 1953-05-26 14 photo. KIKU KOBOKI, 25. one of Japan* trading fashion models recently underwent pituitary gland rejuvenation treatment. Finding it fattening the fttopped. Having refained t normal figure. Eiko warns •xptrimenters against such fads. U.P.U.P. - 35 words
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Article50 1953-05-26 14 I WOULD like to know wha^ has happened to the proposal made by Mr. Frank James to build a 440 yard running track at Farrer Park? Is it going to be shelved and forgotten like a lot of other worthwhile projects? I think It's long overdue, that the50 words
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Article159 1953-05-26 14 lITHEN are the gKperts going to wf cease experimenting and make up their minds about traffic control at the Singapore Turf Club? The arrangements for entrance, paTking and exit were again changed on Saturday, much to the annoyance and inconvenience of racegoers. Why is it necessary to make159 words
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Article148 1953-05-26 14 AN INDIAN classical dancer, K. P. Bhaskar 27 who came to Malaya on a tour has decided to stay m Singapore 'indefinitely" because of the "great interest shown by people here m Indian dancing.^ Bhaskar opened three dancing classes last month m Singapore. H e148 words
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Article101 1953-05-26 14 An East Ham coroner's jury agreed yesterday that Mrs. Margaret Sei, 25, of Wakefield-Gar-dens. Ilford, murdered her baby and then killed herself while the balance of her mind was disturbed. Mr. John Arthur Sei said he had a happy married life. During ordinary family quarrels101 words
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Article85 1953-05-26 14 A FEW days' ago, on a cold rainy day, I dropped m at the office of the Singapore Improvement Trust and was shocked to see a Chinese woman clerk clad m something which .should not be seen m an office at all. It was a bare-back dress which85 words
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Article145 1953-05-26 14 HAWKERS m Singapore need not worry any more about being detained by the police it they commit an offence. They are now issued with chits by inspectors of the City Cleansing Depart iront requesting them to appear m court within 48 hours. This system145 words
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Article, Illustration51 1953-05-26 14 They start young picture. The Indian classical dancer, K. P. Bhaskar. teaches four of his 60 pupils hand gestures at th e Ceylon Tamils Association premises, Handy Road, Singapore. The girls are, left to right: Karuma Singham, aged 6, Vimala Singham, 5, Jeyalakshmi Sundram, 7, and Shoba Vettath. s\. FreeFree Press - 51 words
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Article28 1953-05-26 14 Swarms of locusts from North Africa were descending m parts of Southern Italy yesterday. Crops on the outskirts of Nosenza, Italy, were devastated by the plague.28 words
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329 1953-05-26 14 L-girls are not trying to show off By P. L. KOH rE large number of women and girls now trying to learn to drive cars and clutter ing up the roads of Singapore with sudden stops and stars and weird signals hav c not taken up motoring just to shoi329 words
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Advertisement85 1953-05-26 14 THE MIRROR TELLS YOU Mjfitfryf (Jou're lovelier 4v^} n|Jm Cool, fre>h skin with the fair, soft J J A 'IB, bloom of youth ibout it that't the //J If loveliness you like your mirror to show you. /yf y lnnoxa brings you lasting loveliness Planned by world famous dermatologist. lnnoxa85 words
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Article608 1953-05-26 15 THTRTY-FIVE yearST»IoSKd worried /nd SIP 1 lL^ •*w^v^"s^ L J v IX iw SINGAPORE DOCTOR the left side of my chest has increased. Since last night the Sain m mv chest became untenable and the skin very "I tried to dope myself608 words
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Article234 1953-05-26 15 13-year-old girl changes her sex 4 THIRTEEN-YEAR-Aold "girl" irom the Italian village of Livraga has undergone the first of a series of surgical operations to change her sex and turn her into a man. The case of Maria Pozzoli became known m January, when Doctor Gianni Mapelli, the only physician234 words
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Article760 1953-05-26 15 SPHERE ARE MANY fine players In A the United States and consequently many fine teams which compete m total point team of four events. Yet the Schenken team has had a phenomenal record of success m the two outstanding events of this type annually played m national competition760 words
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Article, Illustration52 1953-05-26 15 photo. The Duke of Edinburgh (right) at the controls of a. Vickers Viscount, the world's first propeller turbine airliner. On the left is Vickers test pilot, Mr. Stuart Sloan. The Duke flew m the Viscount to inspect the Vickers plants at Chilbolton, Hampshire, and South Marston,Reuter - 52 words
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Article, Illustration562 1953-05-26 16 ALLAN LEWIS - Second day of Coronation meet in S'pore ALLAN LEWIS By CLASS I SPRINTERS will provide the main interest tomorrow at Bukit Timah, when the Singapore Turf Club continues their Coronation meeting with a programme of eight races. Though the Div. 2 race looks hard to pick, I like the prospects562 words
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Article, Illustration24 1953-05-26 16 LILLIBULLERO being ted m by Mrs. A. Gordon, lucky Wdv of the Malayan turf, on Saturday. Jockey is J. Donnelly.24 words
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Article202 1953-05-26 16 One of the best bets: Wonder Lad WONDER LAD, who missed his first engagement, appeals a lot In the Cl. 2 Dlv. 3 race— 6F. He has raced only once since the JVnang Christmas meeting when he finished ninth at K.L. on a heavy track. That form can be discarded202 words
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218 1953-05-26 16 PRINCK ROSS and Siapa Tahu, who missed their ttr>t engagement, will provM,. ttrong opposition to Slam Rice May Rum and TradurMT In the Cl 2 Div 4 race over six furlongs. Wise Wager, another nowSVIiS? a lmjmimMlt part «tar on Saturday for which he218 words
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Article, Illustration480 1953-05-26 16 Photo. BARNFIELD, Ocean Snare, Lefebvre, Lucie Maria and Steeltrap look the pick of the field engaged m the r\ 9. niv 2 rare over nine furlones. V-<». M A/if > *r m. Ocean Snare did not start m the seven. His last three startsFree Press - 480 words
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Article33 1953-05-26 16 FOLLOWING horses will start tomorrow: Solvil. Moulta Kins, Padi Store, Trial by J^ Brideford, Solperion, JJ Signal. Tarzan, WwJJT Gold Rise and Ocean Sn^ Steeltrap and Siam X'« doubtful starters^33 words
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408 1953-05-26 16 SCORE DANCE, ON TRACK FORM, CAN BEAT THIS LOT IGNORE SCORDANCE S last run form, because h 1 working well enough to win the Cl. I Div 4 m». six furlongs. Go back to hi s previous,, whenh e nnish ed %e Con d^i a Regrets on which he He408 words
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Advertisement123 1953-05-26 16 The Best Circus to Visit X%l t 1 *jK tf j MADAME MICAELA BUSCH, C^^t l^ 4l PROPRIETRESS OF CIRCUS liUSC H BERLIN, X, PRESENTS WK*"" j lIFRSELF AND HER PET T fll l TEAM OF HORSES IN A COME AND JJJtbSTIII* I* SENSATIONAL EQUESTRIAN (iREATFST OF E SnSDtMf^ ACT123 words
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436 1953-05-26 17 Sticky pitch likely today Coo teVvorks h i« and Lancashire, joint favountes for *e ß cha' n P i 0 nine m wa rm sunshine, Yorkshire tM During the mom ng m w bad stopped stead^bujlt f "P r h s gey had_made436 words
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Article, Illustration23 1953-05-26 17 photo. GREENSHIELDS. he helped pave the way for victory by claiming five Rest wickets for 20 runs m the first innings Free PressFree Press - 23 words
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Article45 1953-05-26 17 We<- Santee of Kansas set a new collegiate mile record of 46 3 on Saturday m the finals of the Big Seven conference track meet. It was 410 of a second faster than the old mark of Glenn Cunningham, also of Kansas.— A.P.45 words
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Article454 1953-05-26 17 THE Europeans won the Conrad Clarke cricket trophy for the first time since 1948 when they defeated the Rest by seven wickets at the conclusion of their threedav match yesterday on the Padang. AWARDS FOR TWO PLAYERS rpHE President of the Singai pore Cricket454 words
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Article263 1953-05-26 17 ijts^iTE their dcical by R.A.F. LJ Scietai- Corinthians, r.e.m.e. still lead the first division of the Singapore United Services soccer league. IN THE SECOND DIVISION ROYAL ARMY PAY CORPS HAVE CONTINUED THEIR I'FWAKD TREND AND ARE NOW TOP Ol THE LEAGUE. They have 15 points from263 words
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Article146 1953-05-26 17 ***** C HATAWav the Brill rd f J^ alßace c'Bri- > C,'^ 3? 4% Over l Oxloid bt ovtd hlf to a ureat burtl 220 yds. from home when Gordon Piiie, of 'n, whs lead »i it These two were racing shoulder (<> shoulder when .-uddenlyReuter - 146 words
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313 1953-05-26 17 14 wkts fall for 91 runs EASY WIN FOR AUSTRALIANS THE Australians were expecting an easy victory against the Minor Counties at Stoke and by golly they got it! They took 14 wickets for only 91 runs and romped home by an innings and 171 runs. The Minor Counties' batsmen313 words
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Advertisement287 1953-05-26 17 p^ LASi 2 DMYS! >.<^ 11 a.m., 1.45, 4.15, 6.45 9.30 p.m. tough guys y t^l#* f hot tunes, Ml IKW temptation! JVLV" 1 Starring RALPH MEEKER, LESLIE CARON WOPEMS THURSDAY!^ Jumping CAPITOL TOMYOMLY 11, 1.45, 4, 630, 9.30 "SUNLIGHT IN THE DARK 91 m Mandarin FROM Tomorrow mr^ v>287 words
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Article340 1953-05-26 18 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS By WOODCOTE INN IN GRAND TRIAL PROSPECTIVE runners for the Coronation and Governor's Cup on Saturday next were the attraction at Bukit Timah this morning: when the No. 2 grass track, which is fast, was again m use. WOODCOTE INN did340 words
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Article64 1953-05-26 18 Nearula, 7-2 candidate for the Epsom Derby, is reported to have «one lame for the second time m less th m a week. The colt's trainer, Capt. Chnrlrs ELsey, said the 2.000 Gninea.s winner had sufTered a recurrence of trouble m one of his torefeet "but hr* has64 words
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Article42 1953-05-26 18 Singapore boat Federation 58-42 n a men's basketball match m Kua!:« Lumpur. The came VM m aid of the Nanyang Urirversily fund. A Coronation six-a-.side soccer competition sponsored by the Municipal Council will be played of! m Penantc during Coronation Wrek.42 words
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Article129 1953-05-26 18 HENRY COTTON, the British Ryder Cup captain, again dominated the scene m the Penfold Two Thousand Guineas Golf Tournament at Maesdu, Llandudno, on Sunday. He successfully negotiated two further rounds to reach the semi-final with every prospect of adding to his €350 win at Went worthReuter - 129 words
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Article30 1953-05-26 18 The engagement took place on 24.5.53 between Tan Hung Chiam the second son of Madam On« Tai Neo and Betty Teo the only daughter of Madam Chan Seek Joo.30 words
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Article55 1953-05-26 18 DEATH of MR. LEONG LIM of Kwong Tuck Cheong at 80. Love iAne, Penang. He leaves behind hi* beloved wife Chow Moh Nooi. only Ron Kam Hoonj? and two d<uiKhters Khoon Chin and Hoon Yoke and a son-in-law Lam Van Cliing. Funeral will take place on Thursday the 28th55 words
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Article267 1953-05-26 18 XT EN ROSEWALL, 18-year-old Aastralian champion, played world i cla-ss tennis to completely overwhelm Fcllcisimo AmpOß, of the Philippines, and enter the men's sin'hs -final of the French International ChampiOfUhlpM In Pari.s yestrnl iv In less than an hour, lie detca'rd the skillul little Filipino byReuter - 267 words
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Article297 1953-05-26 18 QUICKSAND RUNS THREE IN 37 2/5 QUICKSAND (J. Smith), a runner m Cl. I, Div. 3 tomoirow attracted attention to his chances when he skipped ovei three m 37 35. Scordance (Smith) appeared to be going better than Prince Ross (Whitney* over a well run three m 37 2 5,297 words
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Article38 1953-05-26 18 World flyweight champion Ycshio Shirai is goins: to Manila for a nontitle fight with the Philippine D] I weight champion Tunny Campo. it VII jointly announced by Manolo E'.izadie and Chirk Parsons, boxiiv: promoters. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration92 1953-05-26 18 All for trie benefit of the punter HE RE S something that will interest race aoers. It is the first visible timin a clock to be Ktfti on a racecourse m Britain. It is at Redcar, Yorkshire, and was used successfully for the first time yesterday. The clock, operated electrically,92 words
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Article278 1953-05-26 18 ROUSING PLAY BY H.K. CHINESE XI H.K. Chinese 5; M.C.F.A ITONG KONG Chinese inspired a crowd of over 4.50-1 11 yesterday with a display of fine, constructive soccer when they overwhelmingly trounced a Malayan Chine* F.A. "second string" at Jalan Besar Stadium. The visitors started brilliantly scoring m the fourth278 words
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Article20 1953-05-26 18 Turkey beat Switzerland t l^J*jl ;in m!?:-rr* "V.l soccer mat< *"2l Waukdarf Stadium, Bern yesicrMj Iv.OOO f«M. A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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