The Singapore Free Press, 4 October 1954
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Title Section19 1954-10-04 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya. I lt)7i>. Singapore, Mon.. Oct. 4, 1954. Price 15 Cts19 words
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Article121 1954-10-04 1 'DRILLER' ESCAPES WITH $850 i SINGAPORE couple last night nearly caught the man believed to be behind the series of burglaries m Tiong Bham flats. The man has been called rhe Driller" because he drills boles through almeirahs. rhe couple a clerk and his wife were returning to their Kirn121 words
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Article25 1954-10-04 1 A Singapore Chinese D«y was fcuobed on the left thigh dicing a quarrel involving three boys swimming off Beach Road c station yesterday.25 words
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Article30 1954-10-04 1 Chanan Singh. 41, a Sikh, who was stabbed m a coffee shop m Geylang Road. Singap last night, is still seriously ill m hospital, said the police today.30 words
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Article30 1954-10-04 1 The 15,000-ton HollandAmerica liner Maasdam, which .sailed on Saturday for Europe from the U.S. with 800 passengers, yesterday was reported returning to Hoboken, New Jersey.- A P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article25 1954-10-04 1 President Eisenhower will m.Vrco a nation-wide radiotelevision address on Friday In support of the Republican campaign to maintain control w Congress.- A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article27 1954-10-04 1 A Scandinavian airliner carrying the Pakistan Premier, Mr. Monamed All landed at fnUadelphia yesterday after being diverted from New York kJ y heavy fog U.P.U.P. - 27 words
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Article22 1954-10-04 1 A daily newspaper for the Soviet Navy, Sovetsky Flot. has replaced the only Navy newspaper Kra.sny Flot (Red Fleet). ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article30 1954-10-04 1 About 3.000 troops of the u-S 25th Division sailed from JJf Korean port of Inchon ffllj morning for Hawaii. The ia«t contingent leaves Korea on Wednesday A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article39 1954-10-04 1 POMMUNIBT China's artilItTJ forces benefitted greatly from the fighting In «orea against the United Na- tlons. Chiu Chuang Cheng, Deputy Commissar of Artillery of the Red Chinese Army. told a "combat heroes conference" m Peking. U.P.U.P. - 39 words
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155 1954-10-04 1 (CHIANG CHING-KUO preJ dieted yesterday Chinese Communists would try to invade Formosa possibly quite soon, because they had made too many propaganda promises and threats to back down. They would lose too much face if they did not. Chiang eider son of Chiang155 words
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Article26 1954-10-04 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened steadily this morning with first grade, October shipment, 72 rents pound one six teen Mi cent below Saturday's close.26 words
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Article390 1954-10-04 1 New 'Big 3' talks J»HE United States Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, said yesterday that the nine-power London conference to include Germany m the Western defence scheme had I started the dream of European unity "on the road to reality." Before flying home to390 words
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Article62 1954-10-04 1 The snake-fighter A DOCTOR will call today at the Singapore home of Mrs. Johanna Brumellkemp m Braddell Heights, to attend Dicky, the dog which helped her to trap and kill a king cobra yesterday. This was the 13th snake killed m the house. Dicky was bitten62 words
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Article183 1954-10-04 1 Here are the eight main points agreed upon by the nine powers at the London conference GERMANY: Britain, France and the U.S. agree to grant independence to the West German Republic. EUROPEAN DEFENCE: Germany and Italy are to join the Brussels treaty defence alliance of Britain,A.P. - 183 words
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Advertisement180 1954-10-04 1 Paula Corday, beauHful screen star, applies Creme Puff Make-up and is convinced of the instant beauty that comes with just the touch of the Puff. •/Alii* fi4*Al*i**ll ffVll* j Vila BCttl til KWaT G^T-ty- r.r,r max Factor Neyer M HOitvwooo light... M lasting... •o easy to apply. Try Creme Puff,180 words
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254 1954-10-04 2 This plan can end Riviera sunshine COVIET plans to atomisi mountains and create vas new inland seas m the Arcti< tundras have alarmed work meteorological experts, who fear Communist tain per in* with nature may change work climate The experts are studying Soviet claims of recent atomic explosions plan toU.P. - 254 words
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Article57 1954-10-04 2 Sixty Egyptian Jews are being held m concentration camps m Eypt on charges of belonging to Zionist and Communist underground movements, it was reported m Jerusalem. Israeli authorities said that the Israeli border village of Givat Yearim was attacked on Saturday night by persons whoseU.P. - 57 words
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Article41 1954-10-04 2 Seventeen U.S. Marines will visit Australia next month to take part m the unveiling of a memorial at Balcombe, Victoria, on the spot where the first division of U. 3. Marine Corps encamped for retaining m late 1942. A.P.A.P. - 41 words
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169 1954-10-04 2 Ingrid Bergman, looking I more beautiful than ever,' .said m London at the weekend that she was so delighted her ex-husband had remarried and she would have sent him a telegram if she had known beforehand. "No, I didn't send him congratulations," sheU.P. - 169 words
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Article, Illustration56 1954-10-04 2 WEEK-END WEDDING picture. CAPTAIN D. K. A. Kiff and Lieut. Doris J. Milton, both f of the Salvation Army, were married at the Army head- I quarters m Singapore at the week-end. Capt. Kiff was I for some time with the R.A.F. at Changi. Lieut. Milton 8 did evangelical workFree Press - 56 words
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Article91 1954-10-04 2 T T.-COL. James Greenway, of Seattle, Washington, said yesterday a safety belt kept him hanging to an airliner when an escape hatch blew open 13,000 feet above South Bend, Indiana Greenway, a New York-bound passenger on a United airlines DC-6, said he was seated91 words
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Article30 1954-10-04 2 Mr. Mao Tse-tung, Chairman of the Chinese People's Republic, gave a banquet yesterday, m Peking m honour of the various governmental delegations attending China's National Day celebrations ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article40 1954-10-04 2 Mr. L. N. Palar, the Indonesian Ambassador to India and former head of the Indones i a n delegation to the United Nations, arrived m New York yesterday on a "Government mission which he would not discuss. A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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Article10 1954-10-04 2 German Argentine trade talks are near completion. A.P.A.P. - 10 words
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292 1954-10-04 2 TITO TO VISIT BURMA, INDIA IN WORLD PEACE DRIVE DBESIDENT TITO of Yugoslavia announced yester--1 day that he was going to visit India and Burma "to help close the ranks of all those forces working n In addressing 70,000 people gathered to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the liberation ofReuter; U.P. - 292 words
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Article72 1954-10-04 2 INDIA'S Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, said yesterday he may resign. He said this at the Cochin naval base (South India) when questioned on reports that he had told a recent meeting of his Congress party legislators m New Delhi that he was "rather tired" mentally becauseA.P. - 72 words
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Article36 1954-10-04 2 94,000 GO WEST— TO fAIR *.xore than 94.000 people from East Germany and East Berlin crossed to West Berlin to see the German industrial fair during its first week, officials of the osition said yesterday.- A.P.A.P. - 36 words
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Advertisement46 1954-10-04 2 MORE BARGAINS 111 *I ff if r Mens shoes from $5.00 Ladies' shoes from $3.00 Children's shoes from 1.00 Men's socks from $0.70 Available* only at: MAIN STORE, BATA BUILDING, North Bridge Road, Singapore. BATA STORE, 67, Selegie Road, Singapore. BATA STORE, 83, Middle Road, Singapore.46 words
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285 1954-10-04 3 HE PASSED DEFENCE SECRETS TO REDS' ;)RE BARANES, the A third man*' m France's fence leaks scandal, was charged In Pan- yesterday with endangering the urity ot the state. If ted, he faces a maximum of 10 years m and a fine ofA.P. - 285 words
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Article51 1954-10-04 3 Pope Pius Is much better Yesterday, he said Mass m his private chapel at Casteljondalfo. After breakfast, he discussed church matters with his pro-secretary for more than two hours. His dcx-tor. after visiting Mm, said that the Pope was m excellent spirits and m satisictotvU.P. - 51 words
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133 1954-10-04 3 A N international bureau to fight Communism m trade union* throughout South East Asia was proposed In Sydney yesterday by Mr. Lawrence lort, secretary of the Federated Ironworkers* Association. »c said he would invit* ""tons of Britain, Canada. wew Zealand, Australia,133 words
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Article, Illustration203 1954-10-04 3 Volunteer fireman put oti show for Sir .John S rpilE Singapore Auxiliary S 1. Fire Service yesterday gave a fire fighting disS Play after their new deE pot at Kolam Ayer was S declared open by the S Governor, Sir John Nicoll. S The two-year old A.F.S. 5 has now203 words
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74 1954-10-04 3 AUSSIE TRADE MISSION TO VISIT S'PORE A GOVERNMENT sponsored trade mission to seek new South East Asian markets for Australian products will leave Sydney on November 1, Senator George McLeay, the acting Minister of Commerce and Agriculture announced m Canberra yesterday. The mission will visit Singapore, Malaya, Burma and Thailand,Reuter - 74 words
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Article, Illustration38 1954-10-04 3 picture. MISS Soo Mci Lin wears a $1,000 gold crown after being voted "1954 Air View Queen" m Singapore last night. She received 9.236 coupon votes. Miss Annie (heah, was second and Mis*, Cecilia Low. third.- Free PressFree Press - 38 words
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116 1954-10-04 3 Chinese Reds open friendship drive near Tibet rpHE Chinese Communists have begun a major drive r to win friends among the bitterly anti-Communist elements m the remote areas of the Tibetan-Chinese border, reports from Tibet said yesterday. The reports said the Com- munists had named Dapon Muja. Governor of the116 words
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Article186 1954-10-04 3 THE Union Jack and the Hammer and Sickle flew side by side at Leningrad station yesterday to greet 16 British Members of Parliament. The British delegation arrived at Russia's second city for a brief visit before returning to Moscow to see the football match between Britain's ArsenalReuter - 186 words
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Article208 1954-10-04 3 Talks on aid for S-E Asia open t FOURTEEN nations begin talks In Ottawa today on how to assist m the economic development of South and South-East Asia. More than 60 delegates the Consultative Committee of the .£2.000 million six-year "Colombo Plan" will discuss confidential reports on the effect of208 words
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Article33 1954-10-04 3 An Egyptian spokesman said m Cairo yesterday that Egypt and Britain have settled all outstanding questions and that the agreement on the Suez Canal would be signed next week.— U.P.U.P. - 33 words
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Article12 1954-10-04 3 Cuba's general elections will be held on Nov. 1.- U.P.U.P. - 12 words
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Advertisement36 1954-10-04 3 WHAT'S NEW? jgdfl J fe American Rayon 1 I fl I Gaberdine Leisure Mm WLh*- 'km Ml I Jackets P f^PW»PI Beautiful Shades. f K^^BHB Lightweight Washable Make Your selection '-^H^ to-day mtfj^^mmJL\\W iy £xclus/i/e A36 words
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345 1954-10-04 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Oct. 4, 1954. Opinion A healthy outlook Striking evidence of the benefits deriving from implementation of the Medical Plan, designed some five years ago. is afforded m the annual report of the Singapore Medical Department for 1953. The report surveys a period of expansion m345 words
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Article, Illustration651 1954-10-04 4 Arthur Scholes describes the modern gold rush Hrvn Hit* pifj/s art* radiometivel THE tiny towns of the Australian bush are springing to life under the magic power of the word "Uranium Experts agree that Australia has vast quantities of the atom-bomb material, but no one will651 words
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Article, Illustration18 1954-10-04 4 This conveyor bolt for coal is specially suited for narrow shafts, it was shown at an Essen exhibition.18 words
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Article144 1954-10-04 4 THE United States Army's j hefty "Atom Annie" has\ convinced sceptics she can deliver a battlefield punch to send the enemy reeling. Thirty "Annies'' are now m Germany and the sceptics are now convinced, that "Annie" looks like a winner. Communist efforts to whip up hysteria144 words
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Advertisement14 1954-10-04 4 MIKIMOTO CULTURED PEARL NECKLACES EARRINGS to MATCH S.P.H. de SILVA, Singapore Ipoh K. Lumpur14 words
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Advertisement14 1954-10-04 4 LUCAS King d% Tf m m m FAR EAST MOTORS ORCHARD ROAD TEL: *****14 words
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Article, Illustration53 1954-10-04 5 picture. |\R. R. ii. Bland, the Director of Medical Services, is congratulating Miss Ng Yew Yew after she received a gold medal for being the "most outstanding nurse of the year". Looking on, with a smile is Dr. R. Calderwood, Chief Medical Officer, General Hospital,Free Press - 53 words
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223 1954-10-04 5 p\m to catch up on demands Hi; senior inspector of schools, Mr. T. P M. Lewis, 1 today announced a further building programme accommodate the rapidly increasing number of school age children m Singapore. rhree new secondary schools will be built m 1955-56223 words
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209 1954-10-04 5 Colony to stage all-Malaya Talentime THE biggest post-war Ma-layan-wide Talentime competition, with prizes totalling $2,000, is to be held m Singapore next month. The contest, to be staged m the Singapore Badminton Association hall m Guillemard Road, will last three nights November 15, 17. and 20. The competition is open209 words
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281 1954-10-04 5 S'pore free hospital plans big expansion SINGAPORE'S Kwong Wai Sui U Free Hospital m Seransoon Road Ls to be expanded to cope with the increasing number of patients .seeking admission each year. The vice-chairman of the hospital's management committee, Mr. Tang Peng Yeu. today announced a $1,000,000 cheme to improve281 words
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Article44 1954-10-04 5 BATU GAJAH, Mon.— Three former students of the Sultan Yussuf School, Batu Gajah, have left here for the University of Malaya. They are Dulip Singh. Kamaruddin bin Abdul Rani and Chin Chein Tet. Kamaruddm has a Government scholarship.44 words
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Article21 1954-10-04 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Rifleman Surjanan Rai, a Gurkha soldier driver, charged with negligent driving on July 5, has been acquitted.21 words
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134 1954-10-04 5 MALACCA, Mon. A SEARCH for the descendants of the people from Malabar m India, who helped Albuquerque conquer Malacca for Portugal 450 years ago, will soon be made. Mr. K. T. Joseph, who spoke on the history and culture of Malabar, told Malacca134 words
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154 1954-10-04 5 SEVERAL justices of the peace and commissioners of oaths m Singapore worked over time last week to sign a record number of forms of registration for people who became citizens of the United Kingdom and the Colonies. i- Nearly 3,500 people, mainly154 words
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Advertisement88 1954-10-04 5 r* PARMANAND'S THE ULTIMATE I 19 AMERICAN N FASHIONS A .Must \e*§r A rriretls $mw LADIES Nylon Can- l^gl Can Full Blown Half *fl Slips, Petticoats, viwJm Shorts, Camisoles, IPjHI Panties, Blouses, ffMßk\ Jumpers, Sweaters, If I\ Skirts, Cardigan I 1 II Blouses 1 ii LATEST FASHION SEASON STYLE i88 words
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Article105 1954-10-04 6 MR. JAMES MOFFATT. .1 shipmate of King George VI at the Battle < t Jutland, has died m hospital m Toronto. A native of Belfast, he was the author of th* 1 book, "King George Was My Shipmate and many articles on the RoyalReuter - 105 words
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Miscellaneous299 1954-10-04 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis I I MANDRAKE, THE PLANtS ARE I AND DO YOU W (Oulp) V- YES. II 1 BELIEVE I BARTUN SPEAKING. mmmm mmmmmmmmmm^ mnm^ m^oi DIVING NOW. IF I STOP THEM,| PROMISi r T| STOP THEM/ YOU ARE A PILOTS, DO NOT FIRE TM£299 words
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Miscellaneous578 1954-10-04 6 I YOUR I LUCKY I STAR I I£OK\ today, >uu have I lJ judgment and \isiun. Being E practical-minded, you never waste time, once you have E decided that you ate dchmui) rommitted to any project. There is method and system m all E that you undertake. onseE quently a578 words
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196 1954-10-04 7 LOWER CAR PREMIUMS TO START NEXT YEAR r i Automobile AssoclaI tion of Singapore has Jan. 1 next year, as the irget date to start its motor insurance company This will offer cheaper premiums to its 6.000 members. Mr E D. Rushworth, the association chairman, yesterday was also planned to196 words
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Article45 1954-10-04 7 JOHORE BAHRU,- Mon. A branch of the Income Tax Office will be opened m Johore Bahru on Nov. 1 for the convenience of taxpayers In Southern and Central Johore. At present the files of people m Johore are kept m Malacca.45 words
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Article212 1954-10-04 7 The accent will be on Western touch PADIO MALAYA'S Chinese section is putting up a X stage show— "Musical New Look"— in Singapore this month. M Mr. Tse Chusian, the Supervisor of Chinese Programmes, said the show would feature Mandarin music- played m a Western212 words
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Article97 1954-10-04 7 Patrol kills 2 hungry terrorists ALOR STAR, Mon. HPWO terrorists, having their afternoon meal, were shot on Saturday by a patrol of A Company Of the sth Malay Iment m the lungle near a Tea Estate, 22 miles uth of here. A security force patrol led a poii re lieutenant97 words
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Article58 1954-10-04 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon— The Johore Bahru Co-operative Stores Society Ltd. made a profit of $17,307.59 for the year ended Sept. 30. 1953. The second annual meetin" which will be held m the Audi ence Hall, Government Offices. at 4.45 p.m on Oct. 16, will be58 words
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Article, Illustration294 1954-10-04 7 They joined the Army and landed in S 'pore FOX the British Army girls m Singapore, it's plenty of hard work with compensations. After the day's toil is over, there is much they can do m the Colony to make life pleasant. "There's a good library, plenty of sports, cinemas,294 words
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106 1954-10-04 7 Japs seek to sell more in S.-E. Asia JAPANESE businessmen want to expand the electrical appliance industry throughout South-East Asia following good business since the beginning of this year. An Osaka firm has sent a three-man trade mission to Singapore to study local market conditions m this line. Headed by106 words
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Article25 1954-10-04 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Ng Seh Hiong, of Johore Bahru and Lee Seng, of Singapore were fined $1,200 and $300, respectively for smoking opium.25 words
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145 1954-10-04 7 PARENTS have phoned the Free Press to complain that their boys m the Outram Morning School, Singapore, have been asked to pay the excessive price of three dollars each for the coming issue of the school magazine. One said: "There also seems to be145 words
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Article32 1954-10-04 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Ng H. Dougan has been appointed officer m charge of the CID, Johore, m succession to Mr. A. J. A. Blake who will shortly be retiring.32 words
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Advertisement41 1954-10-04 7 RADIO IEKLYI INCORPORATING RADIO MALAYA NEWS ALL THE BEST tJ\ BttOAMP* ASTMJVV The IVetr Programme* Johnnie Hay m Sydney Hadio Ponihag Chinese Heeords Hadio m Sarawak Cartoons and Paasle* Piclnre S**etion I PRICE 10 CENTS FROM ALL NEWSAGENTS ON SALE TODAY41 words
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Article, Illustration194 1954-10-04 8 Pictures by The Grand Carnival held at the Great World amusement park last week by the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association to raise funds for the renovation of the former South Winds Hotel m Tanjong Balai as a recuperation centre was a great success. Adults and childrenHAN HAI FONG - 194 words
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463 1954-10-04 10 Pinkus and his Serenaders from Sofia Geoffrey Winnington m Bulgaria meets... THE Balkantouriste is the most lush and most expensive hotel alonii the Black Sea coast. Any Communist will tell you that no class-distinction exists m a true Communist economy. "It has all been wiped out; every man is equal."463 words
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Article313 1954-10-04 10 Window on the World STRANGE plants and flowers from the atomic weapon testing grounds m Australia are growing m a greenhouse at Hayes, Kent. The seeds were brought home by Mr. F. L. Hill, of Westfleld Drive, Hayes, a member of the British atomic weapons team who went to Australia313 words
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Article292 1954-10-04 10 BEACHCOMBER - BEACHCOMBER MY CHEEKS, I admit, are wet with tears, but they are tears of happiness, because of a moving story told m my paper. On the pavement of a street lay a greengage. It was not only unhygienic food, but Utter, as it had fallen from a292 words
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Article, Illustration64 1954-10-04 10 London-born Victoria Sladen and Thomas Round, a former Lancaster policeman, during a dress rehearsal at the Savoy theatre, London of the revival of the Gilbert and Sullivan opera "Princess Ida" by the DOyly Carte Opera Company. For the revival a completely new range of sets and costumes64 words
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Advertisement60 1954-10-04 10 You can Phone Your SMALL ADS. «o Singapore 2800 Ext. 108 P^^^^TH m^mo^^^ W&mmE£&k HP BBbtfiSf^mu woSffW\ mm WW MX, H m*™' ''*'wm\w\ 'Ws^ wW§i^sm\ w\ wk '< >^^^^M Sot H»^^ ■^B^S^^^^^^^^'/v;^?^?^^?^^^:^ Kimwf. r ....'.i..lJ}MmK}J^..—MWmWl^KsSnil. i*/'/ '^^F^'%9m^^^ y ■4/' J^'-''' sffitf' f fc' ■',<•'.■.' '■'''.'.'■'/ffit 1 5 vlfj&s ?Qm s60 words
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Article, Illustration17 1954-10-04 11 rnmo Camera hurlv tvrMii«r o«^ p^„.~~ iT, r I ii,i i i iuu j^*»«^«^*«^^^ at Shepperton Studios.17 words
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Article373 1954-10-04 11 IF a West German national army comes into existence m the near future, it will not be allowed to develop its own A and H-weapons. Only where German units are included m a NATO controlled army will they be m a position to use atomic373 words
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Article, Illustration250 1954-10-04 11 'Extraordinary resolution* praised QENBRAL Willoughbv m his book "Mac Arthur 1941-1051" brings to "Rht a document obtained by American intelligence during- the occupation of Japan, covering the part played «v Emperor Hirohito m obtaining peace. It contains the voluntary observations of "one of we highest250 words
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633 1954-10-04 11 Moroccans demand their Sultan's return Ruth Fischer, herself a onetime stormy petrel of international politics, has known the leaders of the North African Nationalist Movement and tracked their conflicts with the French for many years. A founder of the Communist Party m Germany and Austria, Miss Fischer was expelled by633 words
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Article405 1954-10-04 12 Both sides vulnerable' SOUTH Q J 10 6 0 *AKQJ9BS4 M'KsT KANT 47S I A 5 <? A 9 <? Q J 8 6 OKQJ 6 4 2 5 2 0A9873 472 3 The bidding: East South West North Pass 1* 2<> x 3^a> 3^> Pass Pass 4405 words
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299 1954-10-04 12 Jean Wiseman - ATTICS BASEMENTS TURN OUT FASHION SHOW Jean Wiseman by It you knew that you could design how would you set about producing an exclusive couture show, and how would you lure the press and the buyers to it? That's the problem which faced the tall, beautiful Com t esse afaxime299 words
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Article, Illustration117 1954-10-04 12 THE Simone Merman show of hats for the European autumn and winter has been inspired by the headdresses of ancient Greece. The helmetshaped hats fit close to the head and frame the face. For the evening the hats are heavily encrusted with delicate embroidery. The jewel colours117 words
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Miscellaneous309 1954-10-04 12 |$;yl 9W* w I l® jjjfl] 1 4Hy w^y^Hs A AIP 1 9 Ufa 5""""^^^ ""^r ~^i™" I 1 t 1 m I i 1 W B MIMiJ CLUES ACROSS: 4. An Idea that loses nothing? 1. Sample of stage talk, mostly (3, 2). J 7 l 5. A news309 words
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Article, Illustration681 1954-10-04 13 LAURENCE HARVEY - LAURENCE HARVEY The* nttttirious yossips ur** suyiny U> 'pHE good-looking young man leaned languidly against a pillar m the restaurant lounge, and could not help hearing practically everyone talking about him. It was the kind of party at which no one huthers to lower the voice,681 words
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Article132 1954-10-04 13 5 A LFRED HITCHCOCK SS always has top names m his cast, and he ex- 8 E plains why: a S "Many years ago, I made a picture at a smaller E studio, and I was forced to E S use lesser-known players E S who were under132 words
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Article141 1954-10-04 13 A SIGHTSEERS pra- disc is the gorgeous ocean setting supplied by the exclusive Balboa Bay Club, nestled m a cave JO miles down the California coast. t 'Puff' 6ozc *is of screen per hitSEeS! among them HtMPIIRtY BOGART, JIM CAGNKY, DANA ANK?ICK POWELL and v^L MILLAI141 words
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Article, Illustration24 1954-10-04 13 Here is Audrey Hepburn m "Ondine" the Broadway fantasy m which she played with Mel. Ferrer to whom she was recently married m Switzerland.24 words
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Article173 1954-10-04 13 LAST week HELEN HAVES opened at the theatre built by millionaire-grocer, Huntington Hartford, m "What Every Woman Knows". By a strange coincidence, it's the Hartford Theatre. At a television show, MERLE OBERON was introduced as RITA MORENO, a fiery Latin who could be her daughter. "I'm rather grateful",173 words
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Article262 1954-10-04 13 Janet and Tony wed 'for keeps TANET LEIGH and TONY J CURTIS have celebrated their third wedding anniversary. They insist they are remaining Mr. and Mrs. Forever "Now that Janet and I have been together for thrpp V par<? we know th' d°al ifgood for a lifetime." says Tony Curtis.262 words
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Article211 1954-10-04 14 SOCCER has seen many un- j usual signings, and the latest one was when Millwall manager. Charlie Hewitt, and his wife motored 250 miles to j Scotland to sign Gunner Mc- Allister. National Servicing m an Army camp. McAllister was on fatigue j duty m the211 words
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Article, Illustration199 1954-10-04 14 Who's next for Rocky Marciano? COMB ON COCKELL! IS IT DON? -OR NINO EZZARD CHARLES has gone the way of the other 40 knockout victims of heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano. Now it looks like England's Don Cockell or Cuba's Nino Valdes will get the next chance to test the unbeaten199 words
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Article30 1954-10-04 14 Australian Test cricketers Neil Harvey, Graeme Hole and lan Johnson will be m the Combined XI which meets the Marylebone Cricket Club tourists at Perth on October 22.30 words
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Article337 1954-10-04 14 PETER LOVEGROVE - PETER LOVEGROVE "OUGBY Union form is pretty v Unpredictable from year to year, especially with Service sides, owing to overseas moves and the constant influx and outflow of National Servicemen But. if one tiling seemed at all certain at the beginning of thLs season it was that337 words
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Article74 1954-10-04 14 Saaim\ Lee who gave sucn excellent diving exhibitions at the Chinese Swimming Club In Singapore should serve as an example of just what determination and hard training can do m all branches of sport. Bis unassuming, natural manner, his pleasant conversation and bis politeness at74 words
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Article107 1954-10-04 14 IS It right to rtx a bout between a man of say 30 against a youth of about 15? Well. I think it's unfair, even though the youth can quite easily defeat the old timer. I have seen many such bouts on programmes set by107 words
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Article29 1954-10-04 14 J LAY a hundred to one that f Wong Peng Soon will win the Singapore singles crown m the annual badminton championships. Anjj takers? COURTCKAFT. Singapore.29 words
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Article42 1954-10-04 14 The Presbyterian Boys' School Annual Swimming Carnival will be held at the Chinese Swimming Club at 2.30 p.m. today. Bartley Secondary School will be holding its second annual swimming Carnival on Thursday at 3 p.m. at the Chinese Swimming Club.42 words
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Article24 1954-10-04 14 The New York Giants won the 1954 baseball World Series m four straight games by defeating the Cleveland Indians, 7-4. U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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460 1954-10-04 14 ARSENAL JUST CAN'T AFFORD TO LOSE That Moscow trip EVERYONE would be happier if it were Wolverhampton Wanderers, West Bromwich Albion or Manchester United and not the Arsenal who were embarking upon the trip to Moscow. Whether the Russians asked them to supply the opposition because the name Arsenal stands460 words
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Article50 1954-10-04 14 ENGLAND did not impress m beating Ireland 2-0 at Belfast on Saturday and soccer selectors are left with many positional problems to iron out. Ireland had the better of the p;ame and were unlucky not to score. Haynes and Revic scored second half goals for England.50 words
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Article38 1954-10-04 14 pETER Thomson of Australia A beat Scotland's John Fallon at the 38th hole m the British Mutchplay Championship golf final on Saturday at St Andrew's. Scotland. Thomson is also holder of the British Open title.38 words
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Article, Illustration617 1954-10-04 15 How they ran on Saturday Who Regrets (Franklin) winning the sixth race (Class 1, Div. I— 9f.) from Three Rings McCloud) and Cinder's Prince (Mulley) at Ipoh on Saturday. Fourth is Rigoletto (Bougoure). Big Sweep TOTAL POOL: $302,835. Ist: No. *****7 $85,849 2nd: No. *****8617 words
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Advertisement32 1954-10-04 15 a leading hotel with I air -conditioned fl rooms and bath. fl Reasonable rates. I Own garage. fl Good food _4*em\ i M CABLE, OCEANBEST J Mrt lEL. ***** J HHsiNCAPORF-: J32 words
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376 1954-10-04 16 PROSPERITY GOES WELL ON SOFT TRACK S.S. Commando the pacemaker Free Press Coarse Correspondent LIBERATION CUP winner Prosperity kept up his splendid work on the training track when he galloped faultlessly over 3f. m 38 2 5 m a try out with S.S. Commando (West) on a rain -soaked ground376 words
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Article231 1954-10-04 16 CUP REPLAY Vain rally by MCFA Hong Kong 4; MCFA 3. AFTER draiving one-all m Saturday's Ho Ho Cup soccer match against Hong Kong, the MCFA tourists found themselves edged out m yesterday's seven-goal replay It was a steady uphill struggle for the Malayans, icho all but pulled off a231 words
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Article112 1954-10-04 16 THE Army soccer team, this year's Inter-Services champions, will meet a combined R.A.F. and Royal Navy side at Friendly Hill, Alexandra, on Wednesday, kick-off 5 p.m. Array team is: Cl:«rke iR. Signals); Cpl. Angel iR Signals'* S^t. Miller <R. E.. Oapt i Sgt Gallagher < RAOC112 words
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Article50 1954-10-04 16 Twenty two players and officials of the Arsenal Football Club left Northolt airport early yesterday aboard two specially chartered twinengined Vikings ot B.E.A. for Prague «-n their way to Moscow wheie the team is to meet Lie Soviet Dynamos Arsenal drew 3 3 with Leicester City on Saturday50 words
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Article68 1954-10-04 16 VIC Seixas and Tony Trabert defeated Gustavo Palafox and Mario Llamas to give the U.S. a 2-1 lead over Mexico yesterday m the American zone Davis Cup tennis final. In the singles, Palafox, Mexico's No. 1 player, whipped Seixas, the U.S. champion, 6-4, 6-4.68 words
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Article97 1954-10-04 16 \rOLPI of Italy yesterday won the 13 day. 2560 kilometre (about L6OO miles) bicycle tour of Europe or an overall points basis. The Italian cyclist's time was 83 hours, 51 minutes, 5D seconds. His team is the Italian cycle firm of Arbos. First over the line97 words
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Article22 1954-10-04 16 20 Words $6 (minimum). YOUNG: To John and Martha., a daughter, at Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Singapore, on Sunday. 3rd. October, 1954.22 words
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Article105 1954-10-04 16 20 Words $6 (minimum). THE ENGAGEMENT is annouti red between Tan Boon Eng and i Hr, Tee Chu on the 3rd Oct. 19i4 ENGAGEMENT is announced bet- j ween John Loh 800 Hian. younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Loh Ah Fong to Evelyn Ong Ping Cheng, eldest daughter105 words
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Obituary82 1954-10-04 16 20 Words $6 (minimum). ROWLAND. On October Ist. at Batu Gajah Hospital. Nigel Roderic Beloved Son of Pat and Vernon Rowland: aged four week.". ACCOMMODATION VACANT 20 Wardu $2 (mm.) Box 50 cts. extra. "129 STEVENS ROAD', A Quiet Guest house where the Emphasis is on Good Food. Comfort82 words
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146 1954-10-04 16 I ESTER PIGGOTT. who only four days ago received back j his jockey's licence after a suspension of 103 days was yesterday appointed to the number one racing job. He succeeds Sir Gordon Richards as jockey to Noel Murless' stable and will have hisReuter - 146 words
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Article496 1954-10-04 16 II7EIGOTS lor Wed nesday. Oct. 6. second day of the Ferak Turf (inn's Gold Vase meeting, are: CI. 1, DIV. 1-6 F. Cinecolor 9.04) Sovereign 8.13 Adelaide Stai 8.11 i C oralita 8.10 Cypress Point 8.10 Prosperity 8.09 Elturius 8.08 1 Starry 8.06 Pulot Puteh 3.06 Bridge496 words
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115 1954-10-04 16 FAVOURITE COMES FIRST IN FRENCH PRIX SICA BOY ridden by Australian Ray Johnstone yesterday won the 40.000.000 franc <M 5342.855) Prix de Larc de Triomphe at Longchamps. France's biggest horse race of the year. Second m the 33rd running of the 2.400-metre flat race classic, the largest money prize race115 words
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Article22 1954-10-04 16 Yugoslavia and Austria drew their football international m Vienna yesterday each side scoring twice. Yugoslavia led 2-1 at halftime. Reuter.22 words
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Advertisement118 1954-10-04 16 NATURALISATION NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. Ch'ng scow Kong Alias Chuang t shew Kuang of No. 802. Pays Lebar Road. Singapore Is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a written signed statement, of118 words
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Advertisement26 1954-10-04 16 The Malayan Way of Lift II A visit to Singapore then back TO the island with a boat full of purchases and a supply of beer26 words
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