The Singapore Free Press, 23 November 1953
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Title Section19 1953-11-23 1 The Singapore Free Press Afternoon Sale m Malaya. Largest Z 13*69, Singapore, Mon., Nov. 23, 1953, Price 13 < ts.19 words
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Article459 1953-11-23 1 NIGHT FLIGHT BY OUEEN flaries watch the sea route* "W *"W ~W jt "W QUEEN ELIZABETH and her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh! will leave their two children asleep m Hut-kingham l'alace, London, this evening when they start their r>o,ooo-mile world tour. They will not see Prince Charles and Princess459 words
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194 1953-11-23 1 MR. ANEURIN BEVAN, leader of the leftwing Socialists, said m Rhymney. Wales, last night he hoped Mr. Clement Attlee, leader of the Opposition, would insist on having a debate m the House of Commons today or tomorrow on the Big Three •BermudaReuter - 194 words
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Article150 1953-11-23 1 M 4 H UHI ClTHra ttW of Clcethoi pcs holiday to l ort INort1 North -P'ist England, are offering £:>OO m a bid 2 their K'^ ha V€ ftlwa W won tpu V nt< an d there the nna,^ 611 boc redhead m City ooofnReuter - 150 words
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Article131 1953-11-23 1 riMIE 15,900 tons liner Oothlc, which will take A the Quern and the Uuke ot Edinburgh on their Commonwealth tour, wa.s struck by hghtning on her foremast during the voyage irom London, it Wai dlKtoied when the arrived m Kingston, Jamaica, yesterday. There were noReuter - 131 words
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Article, Illustration56 1953-11-23 1 MAXy PEOPLE m London are now wearing smog masks lo protect themselves from the worst fog since last winter. In the picture above pretty Sheila Glibbery. 20. of llford, a London business girl has a jnask fitted at the chemists. BELOW: Two of the girls walk56 words
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Article129 1953-11-23 1 By ROGER YUE. A 20-YEAR-OLD Singapore Chinese Government clerk and hLs fiancee defied a threat of death to lodgp an armed robbery report at midnight. Thi.s quick action resulted m the arrest of two Chinese. The couple were walking hi the grounds of the129 words
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Article49 1953-11-23 1 Followin it-' that the United State* hi- decided to < m sider a review of its natural rubber programme, \\m prl n rubber ft iintapow tiiu morning OP'MM-I oti a. Hrm not*' with first frade, December shir)m»*nt. at 58 cent* a pound, i' Above Satuicitiy'4 clcwlag.49 words
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Article97 1953-11-23 1 Peering eyes scare woman Free Press Staff Reporter ATEOCHEW housewife staying at Chin Swee Roac jumped up from her sleep fti midnight last night when she i heard a shout. Opening hei eyes, she saw the face of a ruau peering at her over a wall. The figure then pointed97 words
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Advertisement11 1953-11-23 1 1947 Vintage Charles Heidsiecfc CHAMPAGNE m a CUTHRIE AND COMPANY LIMITED11 words
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348 1953-11-23 2 SAUCERS 'MAY CARRY SPIES FROM MARS' SCORES of flying saucers" reported sighted from four Western capitals recently could be reconnaissance patrols from another planet, it was suggested m London yesterday. The theory was worked out by simple analogy from an expert's views on how the people of the earth would348 words
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Article279 1953-11-23 2 Poison to halt Indian troops TRIBES ON WAR PATH PRIMITIVE Tagin tribesmen from the hi'l country on the Assam-Burma border have poisoned all water supplies in the area through which Indian government forces are about to march against them, it was learned in Calcutta yesterday. Tagins ambushed and attacked aReuter - 279 words
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Article, Illustration48 1953-11-23 2 This picture. "First herring/ was a prize winner m the annual Photography Magazine photographic contest. Over ***** entries were received from all parts of the world. Prize money totalled over $75,000 (Malayan) shared amongst 280 prize winners. This prize-winning: picture was taken by Burt Buurman of Amsterdam, Holland.48 words
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Article93 1953-11-23 2 |>ENOIT FRACHON, secretary-general of the Commu- nist-dominated General Labour ConfederationFrance's largest labour organisation— was arrested m Paris yesterday on charges of endangering the security of the state. -The warrant for his arrest Was issued on March 24, 1952, following police raids on Communist headquarters m Paris93 words
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Article69 1953-11-23 2 ORIGADIER Hu.ssein Azemodeh, chief prosecutor m the trial of Dr. Mohammed Mossadeq, former Persian Prime Minister, told the court m TeheTan yesterday that he had been receiving threatening letter*. He had received letters which threatened "to take my life, loot my house and kidnap my children". Dr. Mossadeq.Reuter - 69 words
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Article160 1953-11-23 2 Prank boosts puper sales S\\ I TZF.KI ANDS maj o r French newspaper, I.a Suisse. sold like hot takes m n< \.i yesterday. The placard advertising the paper throughout the city announced 'Flying saucer lands at Cleneva airport/ Hundreds of disappointed readers who found no reference to any flying saucerReuter - 160 words
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236 1953-11-23 2 Hi i7l DOCKETS, electric wires, supersonu I net traps proved ineffective U£?J£**«J I thousands of saucy starlines whlnl h •">»**! I Trafalgar Square area to^roo* at^. 0 I nafe I Vailed° Ured hSuS I The birds peck the masonry of historic places, eating it236 words
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Article144 1953-11-23 2 THE VOTERS HAD ONLY TITO TO PICK VU^OSLAVS went to the w, I 1 In warm sunny mth^' I terday m the first ge^er^v' I tlon m which they havf^l onr O n?S da^^ election, supported by tlu ftt" Tito votes President Tito voted m the Be.grade constituency m whirReuter - 144 words
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Advertisement71 1953-11-23 2 /OCEAN PARK HOTEL| 6Sf. BARBECVE GARDEN «i J! with V^ P Music «nd Dancing .very -night exc.pl Mond.j M L ALL DRINKS served at lowest possible PRICES %|g jg X iS Ifi| INCORPORATING RADIO MALAYA Nt ALL THE BEST'S nnOADCASTISQ Full Programme* Pnrtrail of Jantair« Mmrm alxtut Mmntbnp ClasHical musU71 words
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Article, Illustration503 1953-11-23 3 ffoeoMl* with it r<>v4>din<i vhin ROGER YtE THEORY that the living Americn gavial— a creature has been extinct for housands of years— is to be tudied by a California sc\enS who recently visited Fo S r l S°Dr. John R. Hendrickson a lecturer503 words
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Article155 1953-11-23 3 jjERGEANT F. D. Thornton of U looki? oy f al Si ?nal s Singapore, ft Si t g for a Chinese kelong o h i?h fl r ;2' towka v and seven rescue flv ds Who hel P ed t0 durint f l Ye ersons from the sea cenu155 words
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20 1953-11-23 3 CHINA CALLS FOR MORE CO -OPERATION Chinel n L ni r ht at which Jloier co °r plals called for20 words
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Article190 1953-11-23 3 rescued in S'pore storm ashing that their boat had gone two to three miles out before they realised that th*» tide was ebbing, and they found it difficult to rome back. At that moment 1 heavy rain storm broke Sgt. Thornton Immediately hired a motor sampan, manned by a Chinese,190 words
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187 1953-11-23 3 A through bus service for housing estate VKAKLY 3,000 residents of the new Serangoon harden Estate and surrounding Yio Chu Rang Road area will shortly get a new through bus service to the city The Vehicles unci Traffic Committee of the Singapore City Council has igrtfld to permit the Traction187 words
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Article55 1953-11-23 3 American sales of air conditioning and commercial refrigeration equipment this year will total about 1.15 billion dollars, an increase of 175 million over last year's record This year's sales represent an increase of 58 per cent, over 1947. More than one million air conditioning units for single rooms55 words
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Article185 1953-11-23 3 SIR Oliver Ooonetllleke, Finance Minister of Ceylon, said yesterday that Britain had agreed to examine his proposals both sympathetically and realistically with a view to raising sterling pounds for Ceylon from all possible sources. The Minister returned to Ceylon from London yesterday after financial talks withReuter - 185 words
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Advertisement88 1953-11-23 3 gm% WINTER COATS Si "^1 for TODDLERS /^^^^HiCMV Delightful soft Pastel Shades ts\ *Piil' m Tweeds and Velour Cloth /> v 4 y and ALL PURE W00L... I Hi sizes i 6 to 2 8" JU {OJ $35.00 $57.50 jX\ M Exceptionally well cut, m several different styles M Jb^A.88 words
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413 1953-11-23 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Nov. 23, 1953 Opinion LAND FREEZE NEARLY all the published comment so far on the Singapore Government's Bill to amend the Land Acquisition Ordinance has been hostile. In particular, the proposal to freeze land values at levels prevailing on October 9 this year has been413 words
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Article, Illustration617 1953-11-23 4 North American News Alliance correspondent m Buenos Aires intervieivs Stephen Stanley Regan also known as Michael Patrick O'Brien. the modern "man without a country" whose journeys on the Hongkong-Macao ferry drew attention to his plight and led to United Nations intervention. BUENOS AIRES. call me617 words
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Article494 1953-11-23 4 THE SCOTTISH REBELS T i Uam Regan has met Hie dangerous men who form the S.R.A. j J 1 j 1 1 1 < 1 rHE S.R.A., the Scottish Republican Army. Who exactly are the members the soldiers of that Army? Nobody really knows. The Special Branch men of Glasgow494 words
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Advertisement30 1953-11-23 4 Engraving Lit our txptti Engravers Jo id first cltiss I job for you. I S. P. H. de SUVA 45. HIGH ST. SINGAPORE Embankment K. Lumpur 6, Station Rd. Ipoh30 words
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Article, Illustration219 1953-11-23 5 And finds many who champion it By P. L KOH X tOC k tick-tock, tick-tick-tock should a V L nut to this familiar Singapore noise made with mall pieces of bamboo to herald the arrival of the "dreader has written t to Pressman's219 words
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Article47 1953-11-23 5 Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Rhoderick McGrigor. Britain's First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff arrived m New Delhi yesterday from Agra, 120 miles to the south Sir Rhoderick McGrigor is expected to meet the Prime Minister Mr. Nehru today.47 words
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Article31 1953-11-23 5 Mr. Nathaniel Micklem. Britain's oldest lawyer, was 100 yesterday. Mr. Micklem. of Kernel Hempstead. became a member of the bar m 1881. durln? the reign of Queen Victoria.31 words
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Article39 1953-11-23 5 TAN NGUI KOK (right) has been a mee-seller for 40 of his 65 years. In all this time, he told the Inquiring Camera yesterday, "/'re not heard a single complaitit about the tick-tock."39 words
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Article, Illustration256 1953-11-23 5 [¥ERE are some of the views on 11 the tick-tock: MR. R. S. DANAM, a business man.- I don't think the noise creates a nuisince. Even if it does, it's only for a moment since the boys move from place to place. I think it256 words
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Article, Illustration65 1953-11-23 5 *rUn H BIN TF lit SSMN Imi black), a pupil of the Koran 1 «L ai Rfli School, leads the rhantin* of the «ii V rH.il .f lav (h «>rt«'en during the Prophet Mohamed b rth AicbTi V*"" at the »ln««|iore Malay Women's Welfare to*l T nFree Press - 65 words
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Article65 1953-11-23 5 The Maharaja of Darbhang ha* donated 120,000 acres o land to Arharya Vinoba Bhavo', nationwide campaign to pro vide land for the landless. It is believed m New Delli this is the largest .single Rif 1 since the bearded Gandhuu i leaner began hLs tourA.P. - 65 words
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Article32 1953-11-23 5 A putalir trlesniph betwee Hritan and Noith Korea ha Kn OpentS. Postal Auttiorltit m London said etefftl woul be two shillings and nine penc i a word32 words
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221 1953-11-23 5 Soil sent to experts Free Press Staff Ke porter SAMPLES of earth from Bukit Tlmah Hill, the site of 5 the proposed new multi-million dollar water reservoir or Singapore, have been sent to America for testing. The l'uture of the scheme ould largely221 words
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Article29 1953-11-23 5 A tornado struck a rural are* near Panama City, Florida, yes terday, destroying five home and injuring at least 15 people iTwo other people were missin?29 words
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Article144 1953-11-23 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE City Council plaas to build four new clinics m the Colony next year at a cost of more than $400,000. They will be constructed at Kirn Keat Road, Henderson Road, the junction of Aljunied Road and MacPherson Road and144 words
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Advertisement159 1953-11-23 5 INDIA'S No 1 Pin-up Gal MADHUBALA m RAIL-KA-DIBBA' Hindustani with 100% English Subtitles I All Types of Insurance at LLOYDS LONDON FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT A new service we can now offer to Clients is POLIO INSURANCE For a premium of only $21.00 per annum insurance cover can be issued against159 words
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Miscellaneous260 1953-11-23 6 I MANDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis II QC^M^^.t^cd mT YOU/ THAJPHONY V TO FACE H,M WMVT-.T.E--J BEAN^ AT HIM. Uft-^ \U\UV^^J MAKE-UP OIDN^ A^^L 'V MpHMV^^^' i V -^j£_THAR. t [I TARZAN by Edgar Rice Burroughs j THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris [|II|IjiiMiIMIHHHHIHH [so you did260 words
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Miscellaneous315 1953-11-23 6 LUCKY I known. »l thrj I You have I 25te Xrts I everything lhgß 'J «mt I aiiordinj l 0 bt I t0 »>e a little ef fc' 1 I 222. St'dS P I five 'hinßs a I, Ur n«« I Jhe chanced I b« right one hundred >9U I315 words
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Article249 1953-11-23 7 BRAIN MACHINE FORETELLS MURDER Report by crime pxvert E Home Office was Uarned two years before of Police Cons!"L MUes at Crovdon SrtJSTwk William 1 fcntlev was likely to be m JgU' In a crime of violence. This fact, disclosed m a Ears? r rirted with Christopher SLbecause sanity was249 words
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171 1953-11-23 7 Warders in lonely gaols are worried worrlSf i L! SOlated are awe, th about the lon e d^tSS tn heir child ren must often -1 and f rom schooland n t on^ dan serous roads JO? thr °u?h lonely .sections of country Now the Prison Officers' Association i.s to as';171 words
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186 1953-11-23 7 A JUDGE said during an income tax prosecution: "I have known cases where the grossest frauds have been passed over and no criminal proceeding brought because the taxpoyer has been m a position to pay a large sum of money and buy it off."186 words
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Article146 1953-11-23 7 EVE SAW ADAM GAOLED A math wno persuaaea a 17-year-old girl to live with him by telling her that "Adam and Eve were not married" was gaoled for six months at Bristol Assizes. John Clifford Poulson, aged .23. a butcher's assistant, of Hazelgrove. Horfield, Bristol, was found guilty of taking146 words
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Article41 1953-11-23 7 Field-Marshal Lord Alanbrooke presented the British Empire Medal to Police Constable R. J. W. Jaggs, of Croydon, for his part m the roof-top battle last year m which a policeman was murdered by 16--year-old gunman Christopher Craig.41 words
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Article55 1953-11-23 7 A man ll to MM brea< h oi pronu.sr m 'ii.' iiiijri Court He Is middle-aged Mr. S Morris, who lived m OkWlCW-ttr-pIACe, London, until early The action ll Uittd M Morris atrain-st F»rrUli No dfttt ha.s been fixed for the hearing which is55 words
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Article, Illustration47 1953-11-23 7 JACK HAWKINS was a surprise visitor to the set of "You Know What Sailors Are" at Pinewood Studios and there, to his obvious delight he found himself surrounded by the glamorous girls who are appearing m the film. Commented Jack-. "The Cruel Sea was never like this."47 words
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Article73 1953-11-23 7 HERBERT Arthur Young, a 48--year-old decorator, and his "best friend," Bruce Rutherford Noble, aged 29. of Tetcott Road, Chelsea. London quarrelled and fought outside a public house In Chelsea. Noble fell and died aner nuiing iun head on a kerb. At the Old Bailey Young, cf73 words
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236 1953-11-23 7 Dying ginl in party frock was sent away A 19-YEAR-OLD parlour maid, dying from burn: after her new party dresi had caught fire, was turned away from hospital. th« Ipswich coroner was told. The ambulance, which had already raced eight miles to tht hospital— Ea^t Suffolk and Ipswich Hospital— had236 words
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Advertisement36 1953-11-23 7 I A Try a Brainstorm! I French Vermouth tLLJUJfItf X Be edicrine MMaj29 Lord Calvcrt Canadian i W* LORDCALVERT r *rilU> MM Hl»^s CANADIAN WHISKY Sole Agents Maclaine Watson Co. Ltd., SINCAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PINANC. J36 words
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Article, Illustration480 1953-11-23 9 contest in ingapore eived a miniature Rita didn't do as I night as when ankie Lame song de of the Street" I. Many critics if sh e had stuck BY Yue I RES BY 1 Qnek I Foolish Heart"); Sim Bcng Seng ("High Noon"); Phil Freeman ("Take My Heart"); Corinne480 words
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Article, Illustration1943 1953-11-23 10 Poland— a tough problem for the Allies SECOND WORLD WAR (Vol. 6)— 24 by SIR WUSSTONjiu^^ In thii instalment the Prime Minister beyins his account of the tiMeUMSioM on Poland which occurred at seven out of eight plenary meetings of the Yalta Conference. Since the Prime Minister had brought together1,943 words
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Article450 1953-11-23 11 ■THEN A PLAYER opens with I iKnptive bid, he tells his whole JTS. from that point on. ill* j£er b m control of the destiny Oi two-bid is seml-pre-emp-m and therefore conies under .he general rule. However the '.veaK Jo-bui can vary m quality to a MBewhftt greater450 words
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Article, Illustration208 1953-11-23 11 THE Sheriff of Nottingham. Councillor William Cox, la r.unoyed with the latest American investigation of Robin }food. He was called from bed 1o answer middle-of-the-rjiL-ht Transatlantic calls irom American newspaper men wanting to know: "Was Robin Hood a Communist?" And the sheriff whose208 words
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Miscellaneous271 1953-11-23 11 Today 1 s Crossword i« I n ACROSS <ietectJve dors som»timf.«. jibfut I I. I* this the preserve of a feline? dime (It)j 10. It's brokfn by <9. 3); 8. Find a leech, MB, m UH IUMgWI <3>: 14 A curl «tfi. but army <8»: 9. Triplets m I riot271 words
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Article169 1953-11-23 12 HE PAID FOR P.O. RUDENESS *m. -pr/ZLED'S" complaint of time wasting m the General Post Office reminds me of my experience lucre. On Thursday, Nov. 12. I went up to a counter at about 1.45 p.m. A male clerk was sitting there absorbed m conversation with a friend who was169 words
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Article322 1953-11-23 12 J REFER to a letter (one of several complaining of Post Office rudeness) m the correspondence columns of your paper over the signature Apa Macham La." From the information given, there appear to be grounds for taking official action. But before this can be done, further information is required.322 words
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Article101 1953-11-23 12 VICE-PRESIDENT Richard Nixon last night endorsed the Philippine leaders proposal that the United States subsidise a local university to be staffed with Fu (bright professors (exchange professors paid by th*» United States Government* to train scholars from all over AAta Leader* and Senators of the w101 words
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Article121 1953-11-23 12 BEING a keen listener to the Rediffusion request programme, I would like to make a point about the Max Factor Ladies' Choice. The programme had been announced over the air more than 10 times, as strictly Ladies Only. Gentleman were not supposed to be allowed to ask for121 words
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Article, Illustration73 1953-11-23 12 I WOULD suggest that all traffic police-cars be equipped with a broom and that when visit/ing the scene of an accident, the glass be swept to the side of the road before they leave. Also, would people who have slight accidents and receive broken headlamps please do73 words
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Article39 1953-11-23 12 S SERGEANT Julian C. Collins of lowa is hoisted aboard the home lines cruise ship SS Nassau as he is rescued after his Hurricane Hunter 829. USA Air Force plane, crashed m the Atlantic. A.P. picture.39 words
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Article64 1953-11-23 12 YOUR paper reported that Mr. John Laycock. a vice--1 president of the Progressive Party, felt personally very strongly against freezing land values m Singapore. Mr. Pressman, is his party I supporting his view? I think the people of I* pore would certainly be Usc.^ted to64 words
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Article, Illustration67 1953-11-23 12 Be fair to girls now derail noi'S^J?^ must havebltSSSlr* 1^ Ployeeor^T^ Prompt, and efflSS scrlbers must play banJS I1( > lam sure the preaent state of affairs will raS/" 1 1 In conclusion I vwidlfata*. sra.ulate the poineen offc Girls' dub, particularly MaC Urn. who with a few otbn. A67 words
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Advertisement36 1953-11-23 12 Any grouse? HAVE you a grouse? Have you a bright idea? Have you seen anything strange or unusual? Then write to the PRESSMAN and tell others about it m his POSTBAG briefly. Letters must be short36 words
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Advertisement22 1953-11-23 12 There's a Johnson Outboard for every purpost* I fr power /T/[^ulflMM^^u> "^^^""^k^fc "^P I "jty|g^ i i -»sS>s^ Johnson SEAHO RSE OUTBOAB^22 words
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Article, Illustration571 1953-11-23 13 JEAN MACAULEY - Fill A Form— He'll Cut Your Hair JEAN MACAU LEY by LONDON. IIR DR ES SER S a ,,"Xd that a hair- «*<> a r ad cut off more f^r hair than she authorised. one stylist states that now on, clients who *2t long hair to be cut *m haveReuter - 571 words
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Article293 1953-11-23 13 Louise Petrie - PARIS PUTS THE ACCENT ON TWEED Louise Petrie by [WEED, tweed and still more tweed comprises ari s nf ShiOn stor y m Sw course there are 5 weights and SSL* Weaves and Z e fashion corthere, has Sra ftf Week Of more t r re variety beoL elr simplicit293 words
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Article, Illustration50 1953-11-23 13 photo. Mink, that delect ible fur which so many women clamour ior. has now gone to the head of the fashionable. Here it is— a hat made of mink tails with a real mink head at the front which has eyes made of emeralds ■trot50 words
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Article194 1953-11-23 13 NEW YORK. NOT ONLY are there more women than men for the first time m U.S. history, but for the first time more married women than single are working. If her husband's m the labouring class (here this implies an income of £350 a194 words
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Advertisement128 1953-11-23 13 SINGAPORE'S LEADING HAIR-CUTTER RAZOR METHOD An ideal cut before your permanent wave Note:- HELEN CURTIS ELECTRO THERMO HEATINC CAP HOT Oil Treatment for dry Brittle and Dundruff hair ENTIRELY NEW SYSTEM for your Hot Oil Treatment. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY VICKY, MICHELLE BEAUTY PARLOUR 13, Battery Road, Singapore- 1, Phone128 words
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Article475 1953-11-23 14 CPIDER KING, on whom Bob Franklin was seen at his best easily won the Seventh Race for Class Two. Div. One horses over six furlongs. Franklin rode Spider King a perfect race. After giving troll- brilliantly to get within one length ble and being sent475 words
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Article411 1953-11-23 14 iy Eir H TS for all rig lit races on Wednesday, second day of the Singapore Turf Club's November Meeting: Cl. 1, Oiv. 1— 6F. Millionaire Ml Superiority 9.00 Cinecolor H 10 Cypress Point 8.09 Lilllbullero 8.08 Talisman 8.08 Northern Circuit 3.06 Fairy Tale 8.03 Box Office411 words
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Article, Illustration742 1953-11-23 14 CINEMA 11 PROVES HE IS A CLASSIC HOPE NEXT SEASON By ALLAN i.Kwis I piNEMA II absolutely out classed his ten rivali wh*n i I 1 (lass One Div. One, 1 M at Bukit Tim ih !i ?h won the*, I Singapore Turf Club's November meeting. Saturday, openin* a Mc^l742 words
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Article48 1953-11-23 14 TOTAL FOOL: $352,107 FIRST: *****7 ($158,448) SECOND: *****7 $79,224) THIRD: *****0 $44,013) Starters: ($4,001 each) Nos. *****9. *****7, *****4 *****8. *****8, *****3! *****7, *****6, *****0 *****7, *****5. Consolation ($2,640 each) Nos. *****0, *****4, *****3* *****4, *****9, *****1* *****5, *****9, *****5 *****7. 48 tickets ($266 each).48 words
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116 1953-11-23 14 QHANGRIU added the h. race to his short but alra, imposing record m Mahy SplenSidly ridden by Bagby, Shangrila came wto well sustained run at the flnii to defeat Cinder's Prince jJr lengths. T1 Cinders Prince was well handled by West. It was116 words
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Article54 1953-11-23 14 Hungary, who will meet EnjM m an international match on W* nesday. showed their power it Pw on Saturday when they thruheii French amateur eleven by IS-1. At Ghent m Belgium, a 8»»J side beat a Belgium B 1 sile bfj after leading 1-0 In theA.P.; Reuter - 54 words
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Advertisement17 1953-11-23 14 And nothing wears so well as A (JOHNSON Sffi WAX) vy 0 take KIAN CWAN^TD.^ Singapore Pen»r\g17 words
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419 1953-11-23 15 JOHN FARROW - JOHN FARROW Arsenal Keep on climbing By F alien West Bromwich Albion's quick-Are t° r rpntre forward, flashed home four souls m rgJJn's 6-1 trouncing of outclassed Cardiff City on shook West Brom by taking the lead after inntps— but the leaders came419 words
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Article148 1953-11-23 15 I**?*" rL v rs »X". by a Ui»t the erratic Law Teik H<*k 15-5. 15-11. Th*y almost lrvel »-<I »he .«■<■■• when Malayan KtlOOlbOJf r]innipion Oon Chontf Terk mrf f)<>i TV Ik Hork ON won the first set 11*1 m 20 minute* but roukl not148 words
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Article164 1953-11-23 15 A CROWD of 60,000 saw Cardiff Rugby Union team defeat the New Zealanders B—38 3 on Saturday the visitors' first defeat. of the tour. 1 It was the first time m history that a Cardiff team had beaten a touring New Zealand side— andA.P. - 164 words
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Article72 1953-11-23 15 HHHE Rev. John Spencer Mullins Walker, one of the pioneers of Association Football who helped to devise the rules of the game, has died m his 101 st. year at Hove (Sussex), it was announced on Saturday. Mr. Walker played for Clapham Rovers against OxfordReuter - 72 words
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125 1953-11-23 15 India score innings win in 1st Test INDIA won the first "test" cricket match against the Commonwealth by an innings ;md 15 run.* at New Delhi yesterday. The Commonwealth who followed on on Saturday were 161 lor five m their second innings at the lunch interval. Then came a sensational125 words
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Article61 1953-11-23 15 Football Association Cup first round matches drawn on Saturday will be replayed this week as follows: Today: Millwall versus Colchester United. Wednesday Now 25: Bournemouth versus South. impton. Bradford City versus Crewe Alexandra. Mansfield Town versus Hartlepools U. Thursday: Nov. 26: Hereford United versus ExeterReuter - 61 words
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82 1953-11-23 15 LANDY WALKS TO FINISH FOR 4: 09.2 MILE lOIIN LANDY, the Aus- tralian who startled Urn track world last December by running a 4-minute 21--second mile, ran his first mile of the new season on Saturday. He was clocked 4: 0.9.2 over the Olympic Park course. Before the race,, he82 words
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206 1953-11-23 15 CAMBRIDGE U. SHOW GOOD FORM IN WIN pAMBRIDGE ENHANCED their U chances of beating their mnual rival university, Oxford next month when they beat Newport 15-11 m a thrilling match on Saturday. Conditions favoured open play and plenty of fine passing movement* were seen m the game. Once more than206 words
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Article716 1953-11-23 16 \i i \\ i f:\ vis - \i i i f:\vis MILLIONAIRE OR CINECOLOR FOR 2nd DAY MAIN SPRINT Hv piNCCOLOB or MILLIONAIRE should win the main I Wednesday, second day t>!' the Singapore Turf Club morning's Anal gallops does not make it easy to scper: Clnecolor, ridden by David Jones and716 words
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Article55 1953-11-23 16 fOftlfl to one In I group one Qualifying match ol the World Football Cup la Hamburg yesterday. m Copenhagen Moscow Dynamos bMI combined Jutland bide at Ajntiut by three goali to nil. Ici Burtch Sv\ it zeiland and Beliiium drm m an IllUllialiWlil soccer itch.55 words
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Article30 1953-11-23 16 20 H oriis $H (minimum) MI-So REI'NESWARY, daughter of Mr. N. Kan g isabai, reared Yurd PoremAl, Railways. Kuala Lumpur to Mr. Thiruvamp.ilam Ramajeiyftm at Watagoda, ceylon oa 22-11-195330 words
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Article62 1953-11-23 16 Motice libi hrea that Tan Pul Ltfll |Uo sj>. 11 m Tnnjf Pul I Lum '8 n Ann Sian X Road Blnx ipore h applying to the Oo ernoi for n ituralinatlon, and that any person who knowi any raajai wHy BaturnlUatlon .should not Ixi fl 'UM M»nd n62 words
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Article40 1953-11-23 16 Pierre Langlofa (157.. Ib.) of' Fmrce buttered ;uid pounded JeMfl rurner (15S Ib.) with shower of, leit.s -uid right! on Saturday nl^ht to win a unanimous points deci.sion m their ten-iound middleweight bout ill Sf T.rm-i- A a40 words
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Article326 1953-11-23 16 TIGERS MAUL REST IN 2ND HALF Tigers 5.A...3; The Rest. .1. TIGERS SPORTS Association beat the Rest of Singapore m a .soccer friendly at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. It wa.s Timers fir.st same after) their successful Indonesian tour a "d thry delighted a crowd of I 3.(KM). The "gate" from326 words
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364 1953-11-23 16 ENGLAND FACES TOUCH BATTLE v. HUNGARY Masters meet ■THE ENGI.ANdVng^y £25?** Ihe world over und <■.'. tainlv 01 th ''^i any oth.-r Mtccer tame hitherto COntill <* [m nvrs.lly „,,,,,,|a r S;lm ,7 h 0,,;,,,,;, iho Hungarian! are regarded by many Including me— us the best soccer players m theReuter - 364 words
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Article32 1953-11-23 16 Maiayas Eddie Chconj Portsmouth open badmint* mem ves'erdny with a 15-1 over New Zealand's J.E. Hi In the roubles E. B. v Choong beat Rotison and J 15-8. 15-3.— IP A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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Article22 1953-11-23 16 Thir f y-one-year-old Will* l little trouble winning an 10-round cecision over Sony af Charlotte, North Carol S.t urd.iy ivgh!.- A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article26 1953-11-23 16 jotm Keuy 01 ueiu»i. me and European bantamweaiw pion, gave a faultless <■ boxing In cu'poinnng Jfaal Belgium m a 10 round c«a contest at Belfast,26 words
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