The Singapore Free Press, 15 September 1953
1953-09-15
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Title Section16 1953-09-15 1 The Singapore Free Press 7mm I »"^,nnn Salo in Malaya. i i in:>r.. Price 15 ttv16 words
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Article119 1953-09-15 1 I 'fOO.OOO may stop tapping today Dispute over pay SEVEN hundred thousand estate workers in Indonesia may go on strike today. The Prime Minister, Dr. Ali Sastroamidjojo, last nighi interrupted an importanl cabinet meeting to receive a delegation of the estate workers union, "Sarbupri." He appealedReuter - 119 words
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Article, Illustration58 1953-09-15 1 Kiss for winner \IISS ENGifl LAND (Marlene I>ee. ri£ht> ki^ es 20-vtMr-old Mis.s Italy (Eloisa Cianni> at t v r the latter was ihu.mm Europe 1953 in the finals of IhC contest held la Istanbul. Turkey. Mh> 'mini was one of the 13 lin-li>ts. They were required to nunirie inA.P. - 58 words
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340 1953-09-15 1 nSe in Central Poland. appeared yesterday at Wan in the first major political trial in Poland since Stalin s death. A Warsaw Radio broadcast yesterday recorded extracts ol the speech he slowly delivered in answer to the charge of organising a fifth column340 words
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Article86 1953-09-15 1 Free Press Staff Reporter WAVES Of RAF. aircraft H roared by in Singapore a commemoration of the 13th anniversary of the Battle of Britain today. First formation of eight Vampires three Hornets, six Mosquitoes and a Spitfire, all led by a Meteor, flew past at about 8.1086 words
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Article, Illustration12 1953-09-15 1 j Jjlhtet. Princess Merttm. thi rnval Singapore "nce^s nurse.12 words
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Article14 1953-09-15 1 T REASON TRIAL tr| w on r n A eing uw u^ government. ft14 words
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Article178 1953-09-15 1 SULTAN IS BACK FOR BIRTHDAY Free Press Staff Reporter THE Sultan of Johore. who will be 80 on Thursday. Ms daughter, Princess Meriam, who will be three years old on Friday •md the Sultana arrived in Singapore in the Carthage this morning. They were met by about 300 officials and178 words
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Article24 1953-09-15 1 Singapore rubber market me led steady this mpriUng first grade, Beptember shipment. W cents a nl d. half cent above yesteri close.24 words
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Article67 1953-09-15 1 4 RADIO commentator, Mr. Henry J. Taylor, said last night in New York that 81l Winston Churchill Is supervising preparation of the stoi hi own death. I Mr. Taylor suid that Mi Churciuii was appalled by what he considered a lack of comjquacy n. radio 1;;--torialsU.P. - 67 words
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Article133 1953-09-15 1 SOLVING TRAFFIC PROBLEM DECENTRALISATION of the Lr population in Singapore is likely to be included in the eventual solution of the citys traffic problem. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. W.A.c Goode in a written reply to Mr. M P D Nair in the Legislative Council i thia morning said that the133 words
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394 1953-09-15 2 11 >RMED sources in York predicted yesterday that Britain and the other Western pOV I r. WO ild join with the United Stat< to oppose a reopening of the debate on the composition oi the Kon an peace con f( retire win n394 words
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Article139 1953-09-15 2 COMET IN ANOTHER SPEED-UP A BRITISH Comet Jet airliner, pioneering a new high speed London-South America service, landed at Ris de Janeiro yesterday 20 hours 40 minutes aftei 1 leaving London. Scheduled time for the flight to Rio by piston engine plane is about 2!i hour.,. The Comet had flownReuter - 139 words
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Article, Illustration44 1953-09-15 2 picture. The visiting Missionary Bish:>p of the Mar Thonia Syrian hnnh of South India, the Kt. Rev. Dr. Mathewa Mar Athanasius, addressing a meeting of the Malayan Christian Council in the War Memorial Hall of St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, yesterday. Free PressFree Press - 44 words
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Article71 1953-09-15 2 Denmark told the United N;ition.s yesterday that Greenland is no longer her colony, but part of Denmark proper. Denmark there!* re wants to pive up her member; hip Ol the United Nation* committee for non-self governing territory in i note to Mr Dag i in inReuter - 71 words
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Article26 1953-09-15 2 The Kashmir Government acting under the ]f)47 instru- n1 oi on to India ndinj over the state's tele-D-'-ne and U to we Indian Government toruoirow.26 words
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Article142 1953-09-15 2 'Guerilla' strikers call a truce THE Communist-led Electrical Trades Union has agreed to call off its "guerilla" strikes. trhlch now "have 4.500 men off their jobs in Britain. This has done so that the Cor.:'! )i Inquiry appointed by the Ministry of Labour can meet "in an atmosphere of industrialReuter - 142 words
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Article, Illustration32 1953-09-15 2 pu- SEVEN dri\ers were hurt, none perioaftlyi when H stock ears piled up on the track at Hibbing, .Minnesota, during a 100- lap net. Picture shows about 15 of the i'ars.- A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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Article89 1953-09-15 2 Bulgaria closes its 'Belsens' UI'LGARIA has quietly J lJ tied its concentration qZ of an estimated 25.000 prisone? Observers regard the move'i the first major evidence 0! Communist "softening" in this Balkan satellite. The wholesale release of p« pie arrested, but never tried a convicted in any courts, btsj onA.P. - 89 words
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Advertisement39 1953-09-15 2 Ku K~* Bm^9 J Bm^Sl y '-?^B j to Si Jb»^v «IV SALE •MM VOW f r ut TKi: Silt Alls TIMES PRBSi 1. 1 CICH. STHEET, Sl\«. \|>oill |>|l».\>: VI7I Kuala l.urap Ilr M M <t220 I'llOlM' I|J>J{.39 words
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166 1953-09-15 3 S'pore Government to buy land in the open market Free PwM Staff Reporter BnRTAGE of Crown land in Singapore has the Govern men t to enter the market in fSU ?e a ateKft^ -completion of the medical Land lional plans and for building cheap houses also requires sites for its166 words
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Article126 1953-09-15 3 Singapore grows more vegetables A BOUT 66 TONS of vegetables are moved daily from I Singapore rural areas to the I City, .says Mr. J. W. Ewart. acting Agricultural Officer, in his 1952 annual report on the Department of Agriculture. But locally grown vegetables and food crops are far from126 words
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Article, Illustration123 1953-09-15 3 miHRTEEN Hong Kong 1 beauties had their first glimpse of Singapore yesterday. They are members of a new musical revue which will perform here for two months. Two more girls, Cheong I.oli and Fong Thing; Yum. will arrive today. Cheong Loh is one123 words
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Article136 1953-09-15 3 2 TRADE MISSIONS COMING TWO MORE Japanese parliamentary economic missions are due in 'Singapore this week to survey trade possibilities, especially in light industrial and manufactured goods. A four-man mission headed j by Mr. N. Nakai. (Liberal) and! the other, a nine-man mission under the leadership of Mr. I. Honda136 words
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Article84 1953-09-15 3 Free Press Staff Reporter CHINESE school authorities in Singapore will meet soon to discuss whether they should have three terms a year instead of the present two. Their Federation counterparts have three. Several school head-s want the change. They said that there would be more holidays84 words
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Article36 1953-09-15 3 The deep-therapy treatment ™i in the Singapore General Hospital is to be extended The So at i ve u cuuncil nlnt V^ lh Medical Departnjnt today to buy equipment a na accessories.36 words
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228 1953-09-15 3 Singapore mental hospital is becoming crowded VpTAL disease was becoprobi,m- ng a rt :lllv Pressing BSto ft MJ^ aPOre id the Wtv Medl cal Senrices, Dr in his 1952 report xSTsoIK un cl every inn fWl J But out D^ODlf J 10 admitted 50 UraWj W ni ftibS l )utl(228 words
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Article, Illustration136 1953-09-15 3 I>F;AUTIFUL, 18-year-old Fenella Macsuire, for whom Melbourne theatre critics forecast a great future, i.s due to fly in to Singapore next Tuesday. She is the daughter of Capt. Hugh Macguire, of the Rajula, and hl.s wife. Already a star of Melbourne stage and radio,136 words
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Article31 1953-09-15 3 Mr. Molotov, the Soviet Foreign Minister, yesterday gave a reception in honour of the North Korean delegation headed by Marshal Kim II Sung, the 1 North Korean Prime Minister.31 words
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Article399 1953-09-15 4 Opinion MEDICAL REPORT TUBBDAY, Sept. 15, 1953 IjWERY year since the end J of the war, the Singapore Medical Department ha* told a story of almost Inert dible achievement In the face of serious difficulties. The Director's annual report for 1952, published yesterday, is no exception. La.st ytMX was anQther399 words
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Article, Illustration934 1953-09-15 4 JOHN HARRIMAN - JOHN HARRIMAN Today's page is all about Anglo-American only concern uq with Iran s oil fa keep it from Russia A Four Mile 'Dig' World's deepest oil well in the U.S. may answer a query, says Bill Rintoul A QUESTION of increas- ing concern to the oil industry may934 words
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Advertisement19 1953-09-15 4 I fifsr vAtafs in Diamond Gem Set JEWELLERY U. S. de SUVA, Jeweller* i 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE -9.19 words
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Advertisement29 1953-09-15 4 J may we *\iy J J YV^ delicious m TINNED SHEEP'S TONGUES For SALAD SUPPERS ''You'll be glad you bought it at Cold Storage" SIN6APCRE COLD STORAGE CO., H*29 words
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Article, Illustration48 1953-09-15 5 THIS isn't a fight, but only an incident in the musical chairs event which was one of the items in the Sinapore Motor Club's Gymkhana held at the Police Training School on Sunday. More than 25 motor cyclists took part. The winner was Mr. Mark Anthony Free PressFree Press - 48 words
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294 1953-09-15 5 i Domrd number of births Free Press Staff Reporter women under 21 years of a&e gave birth to 7,478 babies out MVGAPOKt work yw saJd Dr j Vickers< Direc tor of Medical Jof a total oi dil a repO rt, published yesterday. nTothers, I *K£294 words
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Article38 1953-09-15 5 Twelve people were killed and 30 injured by an explosion at a fireworks depot in Aopvila Real de Santo Antonio in the North Portugal province of i iranosmontes yesterday o VV^ms included women and children.38 words
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133 1953-09-15 5 43 killed, 2,801 injured at work last year LX)RTY-THREE workers were Killed. 101 suffered permanent disablement and 2.700 minor injuries, in accidents while at work last year, said the Singapore Labour Department's annual report out yesterday. The report said that th^ nuirber of accidents was 361 more than in 1951133 words
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Article18 1953-09-15 5 A 17-year-old East German swam across Glietiicker Lake to gain refuge in West Berlin yesterday.18 words
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Article45 1953-09-15 5 THF Singapore Government is to instal a service machine to serve all official vehicles. The Finanee Committee thought this machine would save time and expeiiM 1 On its recommendation, the 1 efiflatiTC Council today approved $10 Of) for this purpose.45 words
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Article, Illustration10 1953-09-15 5 picture. the Rova. after H ?aPOro v?ster Free PressFree Press - 10 words
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Article65 1953-09-15 5 SINGAPORE had 381 doctors at the beginning of this year, the annual medical report for 1952 reveals. Of these 209 were private practitioners, io j worked for Government. 2G were housemen, 27 were attached to the University of Malaya, and ten served the City Council.65 words
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Article157 1953-09-15 5 Hunchback girl may yet getplace Free Press Staff Reporter THERE is hope of a place A in a school for Ho Pick Sim, the seven-year-old hunch-back girl whom two schools have refused to admit. The Deputy Director of Education. Mr. R. E. Ince. said yesterday. "Please ask the parents to157 words
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Article39 1953-09-15 5 The Australian Federal Treasurer, Sir Arthur Fadden, anj nounced last night that the Government would launch a A £50,000,000 loan on Sept. 23. The money will te used for Federal and state government public works programmes.39 words
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Article67 1953-09-15 5 Companies registered in Singapore last year totalled 1,469, compared with 1.332 in 1951, states Mr. A. H. Harrison, Regis- trar of Companies, in his annual report. Of these, 330 were foreign companies. During the year. 133 new local companies were registered with a total nominal capital of67 words
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Article35 1953-09-15 5 The Chief-of-Staff of the Supreme Headquarters of the Allied Powers in Europe and its four main subordinate commands will meet in Paris tomorrow to discuss "problems of general interest," the headquarters announced yesterday.35 words
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Advertisement88 1953-09-15 5 I THIS WEEK SPECIAL OFFER! j MOVIE PROJECTORS CAMERAS j j "BELL HOWELL" Model 606 s^B^ "REVERE" Model 85 -$450.00 Mj^S^^ I famous "REVERE" Model 90 -$590,00 IM Zjfajjf/J makers 1 r AMrrn a riEi^x Dfl I A I TEXTILES, < DHdHU limited. 31, RAFFLES PLACE. S PORE -1 I88 words
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Article22 1953-09-15 6 EXPLOSION KILLS 20 RUSSIANS -Twenty tfUssi m *Wfc in Hnicci »nci m o f than i g &si an dump (**t Berlin.^.22 words
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Article24 1953-09-15 6 scree* 1 Ve^ran nag 1 m iied of *%t ls Stone ltd He was n! Vft attack u.^ n^* 1 H 74n24 words
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Miscellaneous66 1953-09-15 6 I f, Wmlf^ I'Jfl^H^^Al B's E^ rfi^O '^>h' f ;-^^l\ THE SAINT by Leslie Ch^^r's i I IH£ CHAR CLAPS HIS HANDS AT B^YOU\E GCT AN ENCOBE,^ IN MS BNTHUSIA&M fl) T^U^ K& LAST— AS JANE DISAPPEARS,' IW JANE j- BETTER TAKE A £RIC BEX'OLVES THE L\ I^3 W 866 words
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Miscellaneous662 1953-09-15 6 YOUR J LUCKyL STAR I enerjjetii a n<i f tr(l "ul soiulit> milch *jj wwf te.l f«;*ard to important h^J* I you hum how to Uk. f *Nl vantage <)t lhe 1 itlMc-n come to vou r>*l i> lik.h thai >ou 'wh,?*|l (l I > "'.h.ppy unl," *M| traveling over662 words
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Article301 1953-09-15 7 Ban on unmarried A JUDGE is urging a British town council to rid themselves of their squeamishness about unmarried couples. "One cannot punish children because their parents are not married," he said. Judge Tudor Ree.s had been told at Brentford County Court that 8.400 families,301 words
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Article, Illustration13 1953-09-15 7 pic- Syuanie Carpentier (Miss Frame suns herself at Istanbul. Turkey.- A.P.A.P. - 13 words
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Article124 1953-09-15 7 LADIES WITHER THE WAG HTHE presence of women at a small gathering no longer stems the flow of "broadminded jokes." says the Rev. J. W. Griffiths, vicar of St. Augustine's, Fulham, in his parish magazine. He adds: "There is a time when prudery is the best policy. And a woman124 words
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207 1953-09-15 7 POR 40 years Harry and Kate Robinson have remembered the meadow gate by the River Deben inf ritain. In their courting days they used to kiss goodnight beside that gate. And they promised each other that one day they would buy the meadow207 words
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Article85 1953-09-15 7 ON-ENGLISH JOURNEY, SAYS JUDGE R J?K R than a bus elan rf Ut aying JJgland would give the fare to a u x nger to h d eJ n h^ 1 Henriques. the casu d glrl 2Os wi *h 205.. W H fo^ d 9 H he i. girl who85 words
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Article79 1953-09-15 7 a motof'h °l a Votce> "iterwersed With honks from Marched hiah 2,• For two hours it went on while people Then Mn m at T inseley Green, Sussex. 12** bl WJLJSP*J™ a Mr G Knapp. of Charlwood. me The lr F a ld chair in a79 words
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Article, Illustration32 1953-09-15 7 picture. "Sultan." a blue velvet hat with forward jutting line and beaded lamp shade fringe, modelled by Jean Dawney, at display <>t Dolores' halts in London. Paul PopperPaul Popper - 32 words
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Article57 1953-09-15 7 MRS. GLADYS Evelyn Orrell, of Ashdown-Avenue. Saltdean. Sussex, said at Brighton when summoned because her doz had been chasing sheep; 'If he caught the sheep he would not have hurt them. If he chaser a cat. and catches it. he just washes it." She was57 words
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209 1953-09-15 7 I'M STILL PREMIER, CLAIMS MOSSADEQ IYING in a .sick room on the <* fourth floor of the luxurious Officers' Club in Teheran, the ousted Mossadeq has told Persia's new Premier, General Zahedi: "I am still the legal Prime Minister of this country. There has not been a vote against me209 words
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Advertisement254 1953-09-15 7 I Fly "Kangaroo" Service for Value VARIETY J RJET" RELAX ON A I mm L VWf^^'^^tk en route to LONDON S— l" STOPOVER in any of 5 wWm^rKwk famous European cities V ¥Ewr > f 'i3g^ NO EXTRA AIR FARE J Only QANTAS-8.0.A.C. offers all 1 M^S^ < JO^^Tft these254 words
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Article, Illustration388 1953-09-15 9 G. T. BOON - House That Lee Builds in 9 Days G. T. BOON Pictures by Storv bv Ihd houu bi called "Self. Con,*' because it i s pr^ fabricated and can b e built bv the buyer himself with the aid of three labourers The remarkable advantage* ol this house are that itNORMAN COTTERELL - 388 words
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Article, Illustration327 1953-09-15 10 TV backroom boy stole the show SETS CHEAPER THAN I EVER BEFORE N the small backroom on his Karls Court stand. Mr. Noel Fitton uncovered the opening-day surprise of lof Britain's 1953 Radio Show. For, from BriKhouso. York.s. where 25 years ago he tstarted making radios in his mother's attic.327 words
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Article21 1953-09-15 10 Spain and Formosa have offered to supply Egypt with 20. 000 tons of sugar in exchange for cotton.21 words
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126 1953-09-15 10 Death lorry driver says: 'I fell out' A RUNAWAY lorry which killed two children at Preston. Dorset, was overloaded, a j i -oroner \s jury said at YVey- i mouth. But the coroner, Lieutenant Colonel Syntes. said: "We have had no evidence about that. It cannot ?o into the verdict.126 words
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Article, Illustration42 1953-09-15 10 THE BEST OF PALS HOLLYWOOD eipec feud when its two glamour girls— blonde Marilyn Monroe and brunette Jane Russell uere brought together in 20th Century Fox comedy Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.** But what has happened? The girls are the best of pals:* A42 words
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Article178 1953-09-15 10 DOLICE, Army, R.A.F. and American Air Force experts have all examined the fragments of a bomb which blew off a little girl's hand. At first it was thought that she had been injured by a cannon-shell fired from a passing aircraft. Now. that theory has been178 words
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Article111 1953-09-15 10 A ,7. tro °P s ™Ps costing £1.000,000 each are .V likely to be used for moving British service personnel to and from overseas stations, fore\n S n th m Alr Mini iV' r Lord de Llsle an d Dudley taM yfflcial publication of the Conservat ve The111 words
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Article73 1953-09-15 10 A WIDOW of 79, ill in bed, was killed by fire in her son's 200-year-old. 18-roomed, farmhouse. Sh e was Mrs. Sarah Jane Crawford. The fire, at Oakleigh Farm. Lower Higham, near Rochester, was discovered by the manager, Mr. A. J. Young. He was forced back73 words
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293 1953-09-15 10 'QUALITY OF BIRTHS BEFORE QUANTITY' TOE quality ol lifei smor A important than rZ bers, the Archbishop ft J 7 M k Dr Cyril G^be told scientists. l> It Ls one of the problem* *i from the right an tt u*e ol the discoveries of sriln 5 -the theme of293 words
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Article40 1953-09-15 10 400 HOMELESS IN FIRE A fla.^h fire burned down more than 30 squatters shacks In Kowloons crowded Shake- mei village leaving about 400 Chinese homeless. Two children were reported missing and rescue workers probed the ruins for other possible victims.40 words
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Advertisement57 1953-09-15 10 RAD IOWEt K I Y I i INCORPORATING RADIO MALAYA NEWS beca #>#> I lit: i£i:>t i.% Opp( HBHOADCASTJMG scor Blak iV^tr Jit vkpitt* prize Ituiiiu 3iaiaua\ Orvhvttira m cart (ar/oon« ami pusatos #I n§ r4» r i 4' tt s A n 0 if** N I'riae ronivtet PRICE 3057 words
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Article159 1953-09-15 11 North-South vulnerable North dealer NORTH 4 tf 10 9 8 5 3 0 A Q J 4 Mill WKST KAST Sr.i t« 9 6 4 «87 ROITH I K Q II j V 4 0 K 10 S 5 T| ie bidding th Kas, south W,m 1* Dlil159 words
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Article, Illustration634 1953-09-15 11 ALVIN STEINKOPF - The Little Prince is 'Retired ALVIN STEINKOPF by LONDON. ,ttLE PRINCE Charles royal secret- f There n«H Ul Inf references in the rece to the heir apparPf t of the British tln-cno. ent it hpflve years old W !S W Novttr. Photo"raomng him has been Te lively little boy Is634 words
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Article, Illustration230 1953-09-15 11 station master permitted him to wave the signal which started a train. But heirs to the British throne face a formidable amount of schooling, with emphasis on history, languages, economics and complex constitutional questions. Much of the teaching normally is by private tutors because a youngA.P. - 230 words
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Advertisement24 1953-09-15 11 BRUNSVIBH CALCULATOR THE CALCULATOR OF HIGH EFFICIENCY SPEED AND ACCURACY I Sole Agents UNDERWOOD GENERAL AGENCIES (M) LTD I SINGAPORE I KUALA LUMPUR PEHM624 words
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Miscellaneous235 1953-09-15 11 Today's Crossword i p [I 1 T5 ■■■■■Vs IK H| OH iHbb OH sßss^ i^^^ I bsHO OO mm ■OsßsflH BSSSSSB I H^^TbsHT^^iHßO f^ Bf 1 ■BBbT~ Bo ioßp r^^^~"""^^^^^^^t *"^^^^^^^^S« j4S^S/~ "W^^ ■^^HB^i" SSSSSSST™ across.— l. Altogether pas oral 5, Blow out finally (5). I. Th« irtth a painful235 words
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123 1953-09-15 12 UQINGAPORK City Council is not responsible for the maintenance of cleanliness in the lanes leading down 1 to the sea off Amber Road. A City Council spoke.su m said this in reply to a letter f the Pressman's Postbag regard ing the filth123 words
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Article, Illustration57 1953-09-15 12 ALICE CHENG hopes to fly to Hong Kong early next month on a concession ticket she won as ffewspaper Queen* -apart from a trophy. That will be her first trip outside Malaya. Alice loves the screen and stage. Her favourite sport is swimming She plays badminton, and57 words
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Article114 1953-09-15 12 MAY I know whose "baby |g the drinking fountain, I to the left of Raffles statue in Empress Place. Singapore Is it left in its present dLsI graceful state because there are no people who will drink from a fountain now? The V-J celebrations have gane into history, Singapore114 words
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Article, Illustration106 1953-09-15 12 A HIGHWAY war has broil, ken out in Belgium. Landowner .Mr. I)e Rademaecker has erected a barricade on part of a road on his estate which has been used by vehicles of the Sabena Airlines. All traffic has now stopped on this road which leads to the BelgianPopper - 106 words
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Article42 1953-09-15 12 Mr. Nehru said yesterday that India had protected to South Africa about its new ban on the entry of Indian women married to South African nationals and reported that 900 Indian wiv»\s and children were lwaiting deportation at Durban.42 words
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Article33 1953-09-15 12 HAVE you a grouse? Ha?f you a bright idea? Haw you seen anything strange or unusual? Then write to the PRESSMAN and tell others about ji it in his POSTBAG briefly.33 words
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Article, Illustration63 1953-09-15 12 TIIFRE were happy scenes at Lyneham Airfield, Wiltshire, recently when relatives welcomed home the first seven repatriated British prisoners to return from Korea. The prisoners included from Liverpool, one from Hull and five from Northern Ireland. Picture shows happy smiles as the relatives of Private B.Popper - 63 words
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Article119 1953-09-15 12 <THE SINGAPORE Government will be failing in its dutv if prompt and resolute action is not taken to undo the irreparable damage the pernicious money-lending system is causing. The Government's failure to do its bit for debtors is making Singapore a "Mecca" for unsc119 words
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Article33 1953-09-15 12 MASTER Raymond Tong Che Ser. aged 14. seeks pen pal; aged 13 to 16. Hobbies are: Stamp collectIng, cycling, songs, film star* pictures, and radio listening. 309. ORCHARD ROAD, Singapore, 9.33 words
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Advertisement104 1953-09-15 12 ''■iiiiummm mini co A Grouse to Enjoy! f~^ 1 Try just half a peg of IJI this most famous of Scotch Si If whiskies and you will ask I for no other. ff B^ t itn ami p*^ I SCOTCH WHISKY U^itS BTSCOTCHiJ Sole Agents VM /r J/ *> Ul104 words
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Article735 1953-09-15 13 Fight Against Antibiotics DISEASE GERMS ARE WINNING THE 's Ihe SINGAPORE DOCTOR W AS SITTING with S n the r e«ectsofantiNative mind got the me 'Penicillin. It worked like ma ?Now look at me," he pointed to his red and running nose. -I have had three very strong penicillin injections735 words
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440 1953-09-15 13 Jim Sherbaniuk - Jim Sherbaniuk by WINNIPEG. p A SMALL, isolated I room in the Winnipeg General Hospital a young English doctor is carrying on experiments which may mean new life and activity for crippled poliomyelitis victims. Dr. m. G. Saunders, neuroE f d lecturer at theA.P. - 440 words
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Article, Illustration43 1953-09-15 13 Miss Su Sin-ying, of Formosa, and Miss Apsorn Boonkham, of Siam, leave the Washington Missionary College in Takoma Park, Maryland, at the end of the day. Miss Su is from the National Taiwan Universit y Hospital School of Nursing.43 words
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Article121 1953-09-15 13 SO vitamin -conscious have the Americans become that I even brewers are including special vitamins in their product. They are putting them in beer— not only for health rea- sons, but because, they insist, it "helps retain the flavour." Other manufacturers are attempting to increase sales of121 words
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Advertisement105 1953-09-15 13 CROOKES V^s. I HALIBUT OIL J^^^C^ I ESSENTIAL *V*«<# 5^ Si I f for healthy growth, y>4L\ strong teeth, and \J DISTRIBUTORS: THE CROOKES LABORATORIES LTD. JOHN LITTLE BUILDING. RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. S»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» > < <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< W*^ Provide a saf c treatment ro regain lost health and energy After taking105 words
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Article, Illustration315 1953-09-15 14 —Says Mr. Lim By TOPSPIN SINGAPORE'S table tennis tram will not be stranded in Japan after all. writes Mr. lim Choo Ann, president of the Singapore Table Tennis Assoc iation who is with At the moment the team is short of $1,000 for315 words
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Article92 1953-09-15 14 JuoJuv Drobny yesterday won the Violet iN'crnational tennis men's singles rhampirmship bating Vladisluw Skonerkl 8-G, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2. In the men's doubles, Drobny and Italy* Marctflo Del Bello beat L*nnart Ber&elin of Sweden and Tony Mottrarn of Britain 6-2. 7-5 The women'* .single* was92 words
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Article78 1953-09-15 14 THE rislttnf Cambridge Univer II rugby too'Ull teuiu woo ttfl cond .straight victory m Japan ye.s- terdiiy by defeaUnJi crack allKrto Onivwslty by 14 points to three il [he Prince Chichlbu jroundi Throughout the played on R ground made soggy by pouring rain, the K«'i<> UniversityA.P. - 78 words
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Article, Illustration369 1953-09-15 14 WHEN Gordon Pirie, 22-year-old oulsdon (Surrey) bank clerk, ran the best-ever British 3,004) metres I (3,218 yards) at Oslo he wore a new pair of 10 o*. shoes, lighter than many a Paris mannequin's footwear. Pirie found a little old cobbler halfway up moun- c369 words
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132 1953-09-15 14 Boxers have to produce certificates THE London Amateur Boxing Association has told competitors: "Produce a medical fitness certificate or you will be banned from our boxing bouts." That rule applies only to fights staged under the London Associate's auspices Aim is to safeguard the health of amateur boxers. The certificateA.P. - 132 words
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Article322 1953-09-15 14 Is Carruther taking a risk fHEKK ha.s b%flfl i lull In the flght x Kame In Aa.st,r;ili ;t duniij; the w«-«-k with thr dOOtl the IWO M| stadium^ Melbourne mm Sydney closed. OonatouenUjr, the mala topic la ittll th»« world bat uMwcuiht championkiui> beiweeo JUtunj Carruthera the holder, and ivt^r322 words
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665 1953-09-15 14 UK's MR. SOCCER TO HAVE HIS FINAL FLING rlli: man they call "Mister Football" BrU A making his last public appearance at Walsan is industrial town north of Birmingham this season his vrellknown act of taking a struggling soccpm Willl md putting it on its feet again. cr *au MajorU.P. - 665 words
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Article42 1953-09-15 14 The secretary of the Australia Soccer Association Mr. Roy Drum announced last night that >n AostaiNan team of lfi would visi f Hob? KontT for firs' time next S ptcmtw The tram would play three m.Uh« including one test.42 words
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Article25 1953-09-15 14 Monday's Ru?by Union results I Aberavon 0. Cardiff 10; Crosskeysl I Cumlin 0; Lanelly 14. Group Cap- I tain Walkers team 18; I25 words
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Advertisement59 1953-09-15 14 gu. "1 v THHAY A DAILY I SHQWPLACC Of THt ISLAND p I PHONE 21-116 FOR BOOKINGS *>.*»D y JU r I RICHARD WIDMARK CRAFTY CROOK Hr.WM||B|| I 3 POINTS TO REMEMBER! I SEE I I IN 3 DIMENSIONS AT THE 1 ODEON THE SHOWPLACE OF THE ISLAND I HAS59 words
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Article, Illustration1182 1953-09-15 15 ALLAN LEWIS - EVERYTHING POINTS TO A CINECOLOR VICTORY IN MAIN SPRINT ALLAN LEWIS By now rated the best sprimer in itiaiaya, snouia maivo mpiids for his narrow defeats in the Coronation Cup and Williamtl M -morial Stakes bv taking the main sprint at Bukit Timah toSJ "Seond day Of the Singapore Turf1,182 words
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Article49 1953-09-15 15 FOLLOWING horses trill f not start tomorrow: rrQua r rte r R nec" SH^t Greet/ River Patrol. Re nue Black Velvet. Ad«la Star. Trial by Jury. S onal Hope, Innate ErteE Blue Flash. Yi.to, 11. Sratonga. Persian Gem and r Channel' ir patrol ami Hattrick are doubtful starter*.49 words
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Article, Illustration184 1953-09-15 15 Best bet of dayTalisman liriTH Short Hairs out of tile TT way. Talisman should be the "bet of the meeting In Cl. I. Div. 2— 6F. Talisman, winner of hla last three starts, put up a wonderful performance at his last appearance at Penan?. Last away from the barrier, he184 words
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Article146 1953-09-15 15 It Should be Lefebvre -on form pORM AND TRACK work point ci. 2 niv ebvre w fa»ing the H f fi h 3 F a ;e over 1 Mile. Honf d fourth to NatiOcl to %ip oVer seven then ri °nps at h mi ?f ton over nine courU n146 words
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Advertisement271 1953-09-15 15 5 SHOWS H/IILY! 1 11.00 a.m.— l 4")— 4.15 <» J"» &i 9.30 p.m. j iM-dili il "COMING SOON! 1 MM JtkOY I i MARTHN4EWIS I h HALWUil?***,. A Paramount Picture I Oil A V A DAILY 1.15, 3.30. 7.00 f)3O p.m. Please Note 4 Shows Only Personal Appearance Of271 words
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Article321 1953-09-15 16 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS Does fine gallop Isv i «>.i> f I l)iv 5 rvt'iit tomorrow, m* THEATRE (Sawyer), who is engafed In me i. i, JJ'v. ewe second attention to his chances when he skipped over three in .*< l > on tm 1 second321 words
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Article22 1953-09-15 16 ■:■<■. la P i carmen K who swept the I impionships I :iK'h .r Kuala Lumpur t] n ornins22 words
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Article30 1953-09-15 16 TO HIM nioo. wi u 'i lughtei <' ;it Beremban, Bl WNI i r On Htii September, at K .->■■{ Ho »ll to il Dr. v. Bennett, Mm!. Johore, i son30 words
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Article18 1953-09-15 16 I c J .J -.1 d i-Netherlai U Hth Future ad dri \i mn Ro id, Panai18 words
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Obituary42 1953-09-15 16 nathan The death oa at the Oeneral Honpltal, Blngapore, yaitei ij Mr P C, Nathan, };i. Tiie cremation trill I ike !>i"•'• 'f f|»p lapan Cametei I i pvenlng, the cortege I re kdenc :*2i. Baal f'n it S p hi42 words
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Article29 1953-09-15 16 ier weigh I cha Kid Gavl lan makes his sixth defence i 17-pound crown on FrM iy lB aln C u in- n Basilio of N.v. Syracuse.29 words
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Article, Illustration76 1953-09-15 16 ABDUL MAW I, left Singapore this morning by air to i in the Melbourne Racing Club's Invitation Stake •)t. 25. Mawi and his wife were fareirellcd at Kallang Airport by free Press racing correspondent. Allan Lewis, Who arranged the trip for Mawi. Mawi expects to be away from76 words
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Article175 1953-09-15 16 South China 0, Singapore Chinese 0. Chinese were by far the better team, but their forwards lacked scoring power. Too much fancy work that ended in nought. On the whole tho 5.500 crowd at Jalan Besar Stadium were treated to tame soccer. As for Singapore175 words
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Article120 1953-09-15 16 LITTI.K Miss Chen Pao Poc of Formosa smashed her tray to win the women's .singles title in the second Asian tabletonnis championships last night before s.noo fans at Tokyo's Memorial Hall. She outplayed the younger and less experienced KUlko WaUna Japan 3-1, The score vu 21-11 18-21,120 words
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Article15 1953-09-15 16 r r i!l I States comp da i! ■id American Montreal yestei15 words
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Article, Illustration38 1953-09-15 16 picture. KING YIN, 2 China's alert Goalkeeper, puii<i good high attempt by churiie Chan. Singapore Chi' nese inside right, over the i The result qf this match at Jalan Besarfhesterday u eless drcTic. Free PressFree Press - 38 words
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Article213 1953-09-15 16 Sunderland beaten by the Villa THE SUN In Sunderlanrt 1 which shone so ft In their 7-1 victory^ Arsenal on Saturday-,, ed behind when the g went to the Villa gfi yesterday. m Sunderland railed to produce any semblence of t side of Saturday and 2 whipped 3-1 by Aston213 words
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Miscellaneous32 1953-09-15 16 Todays games Diwsion I: Chelsea v Arsenal. Div. ill i south): Bristol C. r; Southen Brl btoB; wi ford v Reading. Div 111 (North! Carlisle Stoc South] H.irtlepools; Tra mere 1 Wrexham.32 words
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