The Singapore Free Press, 29 July 1949
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Title Section14 1949-07-29 1 The Singapore Free Press IN MAlAvl I J^gAPOBE. FRIDAY, JoFlsTrniT PKH b 10 < |.;ms14 words
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Article174 1949-07-29 1 Will evacuate to Chungking tup n CANTON, Friday patch by air to Chungking. n«. 4 The BriUsh an <* American consuls-general m m Communist areas. Canton has oeen the seat of the Nationalist Goverrment since last February when It vacated Nanking as victorious Comnuinist armiesReuter - 174 words
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Article, Illustration24 1949-07-29 1 photo I i,' Ul i d > art with Mr. lon met by Mr. jrrs. a form--111! In p-, r nith »BM friendly Free PressFree Press - 24 words
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Article163 1949-07-29 1 f7 WASHINGTON, Friday J <»ii! llted i StateS> Britain and Canada are to hold Lh S°" lon f Po"cy m the atomic enerev field, announced President Truman yesterday I his decision followed recent reports that Britain had asked for further technical information on atomic developments.Reuter; A.P. - 163 words
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Article14 1949-07-29 1 A new tropical storm was reported by the Manila weather Bureau yesterday.14 words
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Article32 1949-07-29 1 Informed quarters In Brussels said yesterday that Belgian and rrench security officers were Investigating an international ring allegedly shipping recruits for Greek Communist forces from North Western European ports.- U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article50 1949-07-29 1 ASKED m the Commons n yesterday what action he proposed to take over the petition by six Penang members of the Federal Legislative Council of Malaya for restoration to Penang of crown colony status, Mr. Arihur Creech Jones, Colonial Secretary, said he had not yet received it.- ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article63 1949-07-29 1 THE Hong Kong Government announced yesterday that exporters of cotton yarn must surrender 50 per cent, of the proceeds from exports paid for m dollars. The regulation covers all yarn manufactured m China, Hong Kong. Macao and Korea. The move Is designed to conserve sterling area assetsU.P. - 63 words
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153 1949-07-29 1 SEOUL, Friday. A BATTLE appears imminent between 1,000 South Korean troops and I,OOQ North Koreans m the Kaesong area, 25 miles nojth of here, on the border between the Soviet-supported Northern Republic and the American-supported Southern Republic Southern troops captured a hill 200 yardsReuter - 153 words
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Article66 1949-07-29 1 DR. KWAN CHI-YUI, chairman of the Chinese Nationalist Government's Mongolian and Tibetian Affairs Commission, yesterday denied that he was to visit Lhasa, capital of Tibet, to investigate a reported revolt against Chinese authority. He confirmed, however, that he would visit Sining, capital of Chinghai province, toReuter - 66 words
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Article25 1949-07-29 1 Nearly 30.000 stevedores struck yesterday partially crippling opera rtons m the port of Buenos Aires, one of the largest m the world.25 words
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Article59 1949-07-29 1 TWO thousand more Japanese prisoners of war arrived m Tokyo from Siberia yesterday m the sixth ship ot the second round of this year's repatriation programme. Unlike the passengers of the Shinyo Maru. however, they caused no trouble. Meanwhile In the repatriation centre at Maizuru, officials carel'ullyReuter - 59 words
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Article90 1949-07-29 1 STRIKE LEADERS CHARGED S MELBOURNE, Fri UMMONSES are to be issued under the Essential Services Act against miners and some union officials at Wonthaggi— Victorias only hard coal mine— for taking part mi n the nationwide strike without first holding a secret ballot. This was announced last night by Mr.90 words
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Article121 1949-07-29 1 Officers club to close AFAREWEI.L dinner and dance will be Tield at the Mountbatten Club tomorrow night to mark the closing of the club on Sunday. The Mountbatten Club is to dose down because "the need for places like the Mountbatten has ceased to exist with the return of normal121 words
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Article36 1949-07-29 1 During the week ended on Wednesday there were 188 arrests m the Federation one m Penang, four m Kedah and Perils, 77 m Perak, 36 m Pahang, 31 m Selangor ana 39 m Johore.36 words
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Article63 1949-07-29 1 SIXTEEN British children who left Southampton by flying boat yesterdaj for Calcutta, Bangkok and Hont Long found gallons of ice cream, plenty of soft drinks, md piles of pames and magazines waiting for them m the aircraft. Their magic carpet was a h »lida> special of theReuter - 63 words
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Article17 1949-07-29 1 THE Dutch Minister of War Mr. Willem F. Schokking, will visit Indonesia next month.17 words
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Article23 1949-07-29 1 The Far Eastern Economic Review published m Hong Kong: says Japan Imported U.S. 524.822.000 worth of goods from China during 1948.23 words
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Article119 1949-07-29 1 THE WRONG HORSE WON GOODWOOD (Sussex), Friday. UORNET 111 will go down m racing history as the horse that lost a photo-finish. The stewards of the Jockey Club announced yesterday that the judge had misread the picture on Wednesday when he awarded the Bentinck Stakes to Lord Astor's seldink HighA.P. - 119 words
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Article, Illustration30 1949-07-29 1 A.ie tide out, Mr. trie Meliiree, the pilot, and Miss Mady Comolli. a company employe, inspect the damase doiw to their Anson Feederliner when it overfan the Kalian? runway yesterday.30 words
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Article78 1949-07-29 1 Free Press Staff Reporter THE "Bisiey meeting of the 1 Singapore Rifle Association for the Malayan Championship will be held at the Seletar Range tomorrow and Sunday from 8 am The programme includes Individual, team and self-handi-cap events. There will be in-ter-club team and mter-ser-vice team aggregates,78 words
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Article226 1949-07-29 1 ACHESON - ACHESON mm c WASHINGTON, Thursday, f Se^ ret;iry of State Mr Dean Acheson, told rW™w Ho s< of Representatives' Foreign Aft airs Committee today that he hoped to meet the Committee m closed session within the next few days to present the State Department's policyA.P.; Reuter - 226 words
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Article74 1949-07-29 1 THE Representative of the Government of India m Malaya, Mr. John A. Thivy, has been served with writs taken out by Mr. R. S. Herring:, manager of Dublin Estate, Kulirn, Kedah. and Mr. P. A. Gouldsbury, also of Kulim, both of whom allege libel. Writs have74 words
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Article70 1949-07-29 1 N.Z. 'CURE' FOR SHORTAGE NEW ZEALAND will combat the dollar shortage through the Investment of foreign assets frozen there, said Mr. Walter Nash, Deputy Prime Minister, at San Francisco. Mr. Naih, who attended financial conference m London, said the investment of foreign assets frozen m New Zealand and a •'special70 words
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Article29 1949-07-29 1 Petain Losing Mind' The son-in-law of former Marshal Petain said yesterday that the Marshal was barely able to walk and had almost completely lost his mental faculties.- A. P.A.P. - 29 words
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106 1949-07-29 1 L.E.P.S riot in Nee Soon: 16 held JJreC Prrss stall I r CIXTEEN M;il. wore urn clash b a poU about 100 L.E.P.s m riit* vicinity of th»> village police statrun I night. Stones and sticks wcro used m the The cause <>i" which the C.I.D. Chin R. V. Powler,106 words
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Article41 1949-07-29 1 TWELVE Italian 1 were injured when ing broke out duni bate on the IS-dftj old r munist inspired fa strik. The struggle Christian Dem Communist numb red after the Communl cused the using m settling kc U.P.U.P. - 41 words
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Article54 1949-07-29 1 P^ BFBCIAL Marker ent fives the pi i, „f (m cents p«-r Ib.) at I I a.m JW follows; Buyer* SHItTi No 1 II S S Spot: loos* Fob m bales Ay* No. 1 R S s No. 2H S V H No. 3 R S S H54 words
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Advertisement131 1949-07-29 1 L T RADIO C<» 'etc/ Conirol, f Indigestion V, it ld f. Iy P re3c 'lbo<l »>y the medical proW v generally recognised that by \a I <* the principle of Acid Control Jt definite advance ln the treatment o? |1 anT°t« only the excess acid M g I, r/nrrJ^J131 words
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Advertisement34 1949-07-29 1 for tht be Food C Wine i Tow. Visit THE SINGAPORE RESTAURANT dAR 79,BRASBA5AHHOAO Reservations; Phone 4038 Xt /p£A ?^^fc Kich, line dM% tobacco and^ rtjTl the cork-tip t '^r^j&l cleaaer i IMPORTED "fROM^HONDON^EWOLANdI34 words
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Article, Illustration486 1949-07-29 2 iVS'V m case you are spending a holiday on the beach, remember that salt water can do damaging tilings to your complexion and hair il you don't guard against them. For the sake of your hair, mpoo it, or at least treat Ith ;i486 words
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Article, Illustration15 1949-07-29 2 H. ling, .2 of your children has not a new tooth f15 words
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Article, Illustration440 1949-07-29 2 JOHN WARE - JOHN WARE MEN'S DEPARTMENT By AFTER the '-'freedom A■• look" m men s suits, the shoe-makers ha v c produced w styles m shot's. They mostly follow the moci asm trend which started m America. But the British designs are an adaptation rather than a copy. Rugged la440 words
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119 1949-07-29 2 fjr.Kr is a simple recipe for coffee nibes, with custard it is original, the Ingredient! are easy to get, and it does not require \or NEED 2 tabl*--sj>m»nfuK of gelatine; one* Jift.li pint (or I 07. > of coid water; 4 oz. susjar; i119 words
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Article211 1949-07-29 2 %yHAT is comfort Designers, manufacturers and retailers have been giving themselves a headache trying to find out, because, they say, it is the most important selling factor today. A customer will buy an article <a> because it provides a ncw T interest and <b> be- cause it211 words
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Article, Illustration215 1949-07-29 2 SARAH LAYTON - SARAH LAYTON !Jv IF you're "around thirty" you are ;i very important person. As soon as the shops have cleared their shelves m the mid-year sales they will be filled with next half yearly fashions. Tnis sesfton the d< Lave concentrated en the woman who t215 words
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Advertisement220 1949-07-29 2 ■> HH "■■*«<^bi>^ *\> Jt«* H ■*-ft> XV s ifll HH •*s&■ BBMaaM fir* qic A v Jsflß P. M. HENDRY 78 NORTH BRIDGE RD. STORE PHONE 7421 How to |fc <^. <^^ waasi baby S&iJ^l^ 1 Happily Jt^^^^Jr The first weaning food you give are carefully blended with other220 words
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Advertisement57 1949-07-29 2 I V I/ lP I Tin* I < V 1 nrtc fru I tooth tnftrthrr I jT l^V OOVA II X Ultra smarf Su lolour Handbags AND EXQUISITE EVF.NfM POII, BATTERY ROM Gems, k^iwts#>i*< Buy With i KHALIK V*"ff. 11, THE ARCA. .jj-L. W(W A NAM£ AND Wt'^ X TO57 words
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Miscellaneous494 1949-07-29 2 F.V. C'^ossword Wo. 752 HIF HHF"! F"l I 4 i I 5 i |6 L_L_l_i_i_l_ YOUR LUCKY STAR. 9 10 liitl 12 1 DOKN totiav >»" have must not let yourself by i fa W% 7a l«T I W%> iZ tremendous physical rule 1 b> MMttMM .lone. lIP HP sumi.v494 words
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Article98 1949-07-29 3 Grade II clerk made £23,500 v>lt si\KV question about imported k >nde<l the business career of a £333-a- v, zr>de temporary Civil Servants, who set Board of Trade, netting a profit of Ltover two years Leonard Houghton, of Springter, Essex, at the Old Bailey for two years and fined £1,000,98 words
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Article173 1949-07-29 3 'Prince was drug pedlar A MAN known m the West End a3 "Prince Frederick of Pakistan" was found guilty on a drug charge. Sentence was postponed. Frederick Barnes, 30-year-old coloured builder, of Bayswater, W., was accused at Warwick Assizes on ten charges of receiving and DeIng m possession of drugs173 words
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Article23 1949-07-29 3 The Polish Government hai condemned the recent. Papal edict threatening ex-"^^ f or catholics who were willing supporters of Communism.- ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article48 1949-07-29 3 •!me Mr. the the and i to 500 irry 36 four above the weather at about 40,000 feet. The State-owned airlines have ordered 14 and the Ministry of Supply two The craft are not expected to be m commercial use till 1952- A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article24 1949-07-29 3 Japanese fish product-^; i 1949 will top the output of ali fish producing nations, SCAP's fisheries adviser m Tokyo stated. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article, Illustration126 1949-07-29 3 Few bowlers in the city THE bowler hat. once the trade mark of the smart City businessman has sunk low m popularity H t ?I in th »^t ware tiie Hatters' Information Centre too* a census at Charm* Cross Station, London. Out o 1,310 men makin* their way to work126 words
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Article26 1949-07-29 3 The American ana Britisn military governments announced last night that many of their top officials would be shifted from Berlin lo V*extern Germany.- U.P.U.P. - 26 words
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Article57 1949-07-29 3 THE French National Assam- bly ratified (lie Atlantic Fact has after an all-night sitting. Voting was 398 for ratification and 187 against. The debate wis marked by incidents and fisticuffs. Prance is the 9th country to ratify the Pact. Twelve have signed it. The Portugese NationalReuter - 57 words
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Article56 1949-07-29 3 TOP HANKING UnKeu States officers will fly to Europe today to discuss the arms aid progamme witn military chiefs of the Atlantic Pact countries and the proposed new military organisations. The mission vill be headed by Army Gen. Omar Bradley, Admiral Louis Denfleld. and AirReuter - 56 words
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Article235 1949-07-29 3 pt)RTY-YEAR-OLD Marian Kaczmarek, Polish "atom a£e M spy, spoke of his hatred from the dock at Manchester Assizes for the man who betrayed him. In thick, broken English he said of his lifelong friend Sigmund Balsz 31. "Once we were like brothers, but now I235 words
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Article49 1949-07-29 3 SFVENTY thousand civil servants throughout Greece propose to strike next Thurs- day unless the government de- j cides to raise salaries by 65 percent The decision was taker Dy j the Civil Servants Executive Committee when the government announced an increase m salaries by 30 per cent.49 words
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518 1949-07-29 3 Bank Holiday programme Free Press Staff Reporter Mhlj a^ bi gest carn «val of sport will be c g th j COn JJ! lg A Y^ ust Bai holidays, starting on Saturday. There is scarcely a game m season which will not be518 words
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Article, Illustration36 1949-07-29 3 Franz Bauer (centre) i*t Posing, Germain rnjovs t»w doubtful distinction of being the loo.ooftth Gerauia prisoner of war to l>r rrturned from imprisonment m KussU. Ilrr«* be i> uith P.o.W. W.9»9 (left) and P.o.W. I<M>.O#l (rirh'36 words
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Article96 1949-07-29 3 THE Government has decided not to introduce a bill m the Legislative Council to Increase the Municipal Commissioners term of office by a year, Che Sardon oin Haji Jubir wa s told at yesterday s meeting of the Legislative Council. The Government reply said considerations which96 words
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Article38 1949-07-29 3 The Chinese Communist Government has put large quantities of rice on the market m Shanghai, driving the price down by about 25 per cent, m two days, a New China News Agency broadcast said- ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration280 1949-07-29 3 VX7ESI feared tn.it since Noi had bid diamonds a?, hearts and raised spades, h« might be void of cub*. Hfe fou diamonds to the jack, plus South > club bid. lulled hi-n into believin that he could afford to wait t his club trick or tricks; and. In280 words
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Article218 1949-07-29 3 pGYPTIAN-BORN Dr. Ismail Tewflk, of Gillingham, Kent, was said by Mr. Justice Barnard m the Divorce Court to have degraded his wife day by day m the presence of the servants. The fixed Intention, he said, was to drive her out of the house. The218 words
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Article37 1949-07-29 3 THE Thailand Ministry of Finance nas deolded to print cigarette duty labels abroad as duty label*, are 100 easily forged In Thailand when the originals are printed by the Government Tobac- co Monopoly. A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article213 1949-07-29 3 QEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND overseas visitors are expected to bring Britain about £70,000,000 m 1951 festival year said Mr. Herbert Morrison In London. More than one-third of the money would be m dollars or hard currency. "This," Mr. Morrison told the Travel Association's annual meeting. Here are213 words
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Article46 1949-07-29 3 MRS. Jean Donaldson, 32, was fined k 1 for poshing a perambulator m London while intoxicated. A policewoman said Mrs. Donaldson and her infant narrowly missed being hit by a bu*. The formal charge was "drunk In charge of a child."- A.P.A.P. - 46 words
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Article16 1949-07-29 3 Hus#ein bury Pasha 19-membet Egyptian co*\ Cabinet held tti flni Ing m Alexandria. ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article87 1949-07-29 3 THE Rtbber Miinuiiij-r -irrr.i Association has r rhat June con* urn p? I new rubbe- i>• died 84 tons tons, an Inrrcian 4.17 c r over the May fign I 81.293 tons. Natural rubber used ttai the month amount* 1 1 to 4 long tons,A.P. - 87 words
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Advertisement140 1949-07-29 3 SYEARSi5 YEARS i ALL PURE LAMB'S WOOL j WILL NOT SHRINK L* fAST TO WASHING MOTW. PROOF ODOURLESS NOTE THE EXTRA LENGTH 62" x 84" 522.50 72" x 94" $29.50 IN PASTEL SHADKS SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENAN G eft MMfefk .M<M^ -s,^^ VIOI.IW PIANO V Superb -His M*-fi'i's oi« |f^-or4.140 words
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Miscellaneous554 1949-07-29 3 iINGAPORE ot corvent films by Wats' I Eastern Affairs; Interlude; English VETWHRB °n 7.30 Round-up on the Ranse- Lesson iBBO; 300 Siamese: and 41 A selection of popular cowboy Programme News; 8.15 Siar l ler soots 8. Talk 8.15 Friday Prom mese (BBC); 8.30 News (Eng- from K.L. Concerto In554 words
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631 1949-07-29 4 M uninformed, and a misinformed, nunsen has been talked m about social Ices. Tile nonsense talki >f two schools f demand the i to produce a fully.ne of social m the cradle-to- grave "pattern that it i Great631 words
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Article755 1949-07-29 4 Lieut. Col. John Baker White, M.C., M.P., has represented Britain at a number of international conferences m Geneva and is author of Red Russia Arms," "A Soldier Dares To Think** and 'The Soviet Spy System." Director of the Economic League from 1f)26 to 1915, he755 words
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Article141 1949-07-29 4 A SOVIET coal miner J\ receives 1 ?.uo roubles a month as his flat wage. Here's how his budget works cut m one month: Wage 1,200 roubles. Government deductions 195 rouMes. Rent and food 820 rouoles Balance at end of month 186 roubles The sum141 words
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Article, Illustration18 1949-07-29 4 ft* n/iravs the same on holiday oei a goraeous tan but Fred net>4r seems :o catch the sun."18 words
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968 1949-07-29 4 DOUGLAS LACKERSTEIN - Indians In Burma Watch The 'Writing On The Wall' DOUGLAS LACKERSTEIN By RANGOON: JiUi 600,000 odd Indians m Burma are scanning wit li anxious eves the still faint writing on the Burmese political wall and waiting for a clearer outline to tell them their future destiny, To remain In BurmaA.P. - 968 words
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Article, Illustration718 1949-07-29 4 Vassily is the apple of Stalin's eye STOCKHOLM: INTO the news again come the Stalin children, with the report from Switzerland's Neve Zurcher Zeitung that the Soviet leader's pride and joy, MajorGeneral Vassily Stalin, of the Ked Air Force, is now being groomed for an important Government post. The paper718 words
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Article, Illustration31 1949-07-29 4 Quick service is provided for dnve-in lunchers ai tl Angeles, California. Covered tray? sped along rails to the ccr can be returned to the kitchen by a button-pushing attendant the tracks.31 words
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Article9 1949-07-29 4 UNKNOWN - Navy POs don't like Nelson UNKNOWN gjul I I9 words
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Advertisement9 1949-07-29 4 G^Jjkck \U\USd P. H. HEKDRY North Bridge RJ., Spore.9 words
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Advertisement27 1949-07-29 4 CHILDREN S PART© Ch me* and k« entcrtam 53 ha w ri sandw Led COLD STORA? CATERING DEPART^ fONIcHuTRAFFIES jj nn ...(kimi |t: INFORMAL DANt FRANK PICKFORO&I»ii^>27 words
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Article103 1949-07-29 5 inr Press Staff Reporter at which offences against the law imitted is 13 m the case of males and 18 of females This observation was made Vlr. T. P. F, McNeiee, Secretary for plfari Singapore. m the Department's five-year thai the treatment of juvenile the very103 words
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Article, Illustration26 1949-07-29 5 picture. I boys who paid a visii to the P ft O ngapore. About 10(« boys between the twelve were taker round the ship. Free PressFree Press - 26 words
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Article440 1949-07-29 5 SE RVICE FOR JOBLESS IN S'PORE "71 /f' 7 T Mobile exchange plan studied MOHM v reSS Staff Re P<>rter 4 MOBILE employment exchange may be used mJt nK ?JP ore to find out what the unemployment s.tuat.on ,s like m the rural areas. The Fwe 1 ress was told440 words
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Article185 1949-07-29 5 McKERRON: 'MUST BE PREPARED' Free Press Staff Reporter THE Colonial Secretary, Mr 1 P. A. B McKerrcn, said yesterday that it was more essential than ever that "we m Singapore Keep ourselves armed with 'he powers necessary to maintain peace m this Colony." He said that Communists were attempting, as185 words
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Article39 1949-07-29 5 PASSING-OUT PARADE THE passing-out parade of No. 95 Squadron of the R.A.F. Regiment Malaya) will be held on Aug. 5 at R.A.F. Station, Sembauang. when the salute will be taken by the A.oc. Malaya, Air Vice Marshal F.J.W MelUrsh.39 words
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Article21 1949-07-29 5 The Government of Singapore will invite tenders for an issue of $14 millions by Treasury Bills on Aug. 10.21 words
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Article22 1949-07-29 5 T- Pan-Malayan nuiigkong University Alur I Association will hold a (.inner party at the Seavuw Hotel tomorrow at 8.15 p.m.22 words
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Article80 1949-07-29 5 riiHE Singapore GovernJ. merit's share of a bill for the maintenance of 19 enemy alienr (Geimant) transferred from the Colony to Ceylon m 1941 a.a war defence measures came to $17,262, and ha> just been settled. The Finance Committee, reporting In che Singapore Legislative Council yesterday80 words
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143 1949-07-29 5 Free Press Staff Reporter. A PAN-AMERICAN World Airways air stewardess Pegffy Gillespie. who arrived m Singapore yesterday, believes that the standard of service of Malayan air stewardesses is comparable with that M r i world. Pe??y fl#w to Singapore ym Bangkok with Chief Air stewardess.143 words
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Article, Illustration47 1949-07-29 5 picture. »*iv< l*« ..ilhsDie. rmu \.nerican World Airways r- <c*ntr?) wh \ntve4 m Singapore yesd b« Mrwayi 1 from Ban?kok to giv»- a He'u-ih Tapt. P, i. Mollard (Irft). general nlnw; ol .!Sm/*T d -ays and Mr. Gordon IMM >4.ri;'.l 'i'^s Muji**"-- for F \.A. Free PressFree Press - 47 words
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Article248 1949-07-29 5 'Buyers may have to compete MALAYAN RUBBER FUTURE 4MKRICA may one day have to compete for Malayan rubber, said Mr. A. Bland (alder, m charge of the economic section of the American Consulate-General m Singapore, speaking to members of the Slngapoie Rotary Club yesterday. With economic recovery m Europe and248 words
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Article121 1949-07-29 5 MR. C W. U. a leader of young men's work m -he Worlds Alliance of V.M.C.A. i will visit Singapore and probably the Federation ot Malaya before attending the V.M.C.A. South-East Asian Conference m Bangkok m August. He is the chairman of the World Christian Youth121 words
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Article111 1949-07-29 5 Trih flrst batch of l(i Gurkha N.C.0.8 from Gurkha nlimenti and units m FARKLF are attendhig a coui.^ of administration duties at tilt GHQ School of Administration, FARELF, Sinpapore With the N.C.O.s an- thr; .> King's Gurkha Officers and two Warrant Officers who aw also attending111 words
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Article48 1949-07-29 5 general meeting cf mem's of the Singapore branch the Society of Licensed craft Engineers will be 'd on Tuesday, Aug. 2 at 5 a. at Kallane: aimori. The purpose of the meeting to discuss the proiectoi Mvities of the ST..A.E at Hang on Air Day48 words
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Article22 1949-07-29 5 Mr. A. D. York has b.tn ~Dur,inted to act Commissicner-Generr foi I Colonial Affairs In Corn- mi sMon^' -Genera!.22 words
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Article, Illustration96 1949-07-29 5 Sjlllix.Mb or tne GMq School of Administration, FARFI.F. They include three King's Gurkha Officers, two warrant officers and lo N.C.O.s from Gurkha regfmeatai and units. Bested ar" (loft tc right), RQMS Puma Bahadur Gurun?, Jemadar Padam Jang K;»i. Capt. W. N. R. Scotter of 1 2nd Gurkha RiflesFree Press - 96 words
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Article63 1949-07-29 5 COLONY GESTURE LAUDED 8 of :t ci the Ped< Th< Becrftan I ■ays: "I i»m n this Import am) I tec tl ture of thr Sintai ciovci nment .> 11l cularly hearteni m t,, all i eenu The Comn General's n ind'Td li U Ing gesture to and. if I63 words
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Article13 1949-07-29 5 held at tn, I Si.iizapore. >ti £\H lay, a'. 10.30 am.13 words
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Advertisement67 1949-07-29 5 Wine Spirit Merchants The Best and Nothing but the Best is labeled CALDBECK'S r kustMw MfSH DAMASK t*t your Dining Table WIDTHS 70" 63" AND 54" F] NEST QUALITY SELECTED WffON ALSO AVAILABLE >N MADE UP SIZES IN VARIOUS SIZES -E NAPKINS TO MATCH -> m I si is J67 words
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Advertisement80 1949-07-29 5 >n .jo***'* '^i j 1 O• rt o 'X 1 <^^ rOM 4r ofi J Cooking the NAMCO way saves u ««o/v Time. Money, Energy and retains *h" QI% M full food VITAMIN content. /5J22 s NAMCO fe PRESSURE COOKING J DEMONSTRATIONS. Tuesday, 2nd August L 0.30 1.111. and 180 words
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Miscellaneous18 1949-07-29 5 Lu.iace mmls an- < m Singapore today from N l ci> l rri:Ul; to Kulnfchot* iuid Bttw I pn18 words
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Article3289 1949-07-29 6 Form guide for tomorrow's races Free Press Racing Correspondent MERLIN, an improving four-year-old, won his race last Saturday convincingly and should have no difficulty m completing a double for the Penang Turf Club August Bank Holiday Meeting. He is up a division, but has not3,289 words
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215 1949-07-29 6 grjlsg jrfhgjrjgkrpgjhrojhtdghjntdgfkjh kjhgjrhi LONDON, Friday. BRITISH Government stocks, wh\ch again dominated attention m the London Stock Exchange yesterday, closed much steadier after slumping to their lowest prices m ten yc-ars. Heavy and occasional panic selling at the start of dealings touched off fresh declines of215 words
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Advertisement155 1949-07-29 6 m.ie 4u4-! NOW THRILLING THOUSANDS! 11-1.45. 4.00, 6.3« 9.30 p.m. Shaw Bros. Studios' J-ATEST and BEST "NASIB" SIPUT SERAWAK And ROOMAI NOR NINE BIG SONG HITS SUNDAY AT MIDNIGHT BUCKSKIN FRONTIER Starring ALBERT DFKKFR, MAX BAER LEE J. COBB, VICTOR JORY JANE WYATT REX TOMORROW M'NITE Once to every woman155 words
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Advertisement216 1949-07-29 6 By Air from London daily THE FINANCIAL TIMES the Worlds most important Financial n <l \m4mhii Newspaper. By direct air-fre.ghtr arrangements whereby stamped with Malayardelay m posting on a Malaya can now obtam THE FINANCIAL TIMES within a few days of pub Daily spotlight on the we together with the216 words
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Miscellaneous96 1949-07-29 6 MdlidrdkC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya *MJSB«» .HON^.^uPwmmj- -^YJSSr^'l ftkWiU V "^r\\MC^R -\1 IOF DEREK. -P^TfpiV > TH£PICTURE.^m-DiAMONO -^!Sj M 4- ftSL ~23H I A kl C JAINt Exclusive to the Sinpapon Free Press m Malaya HM/- MY PISTOL/- f JTWAS/— >J KwkAT/- AND LOCE I PiIAY,96 words
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192 1949-07-29 7 RAF CRICKET, SOCCER XI's FOR JAVA Six-day visit m August JUh tommander-in-Chief, Far Kast Air Force has v acccpted an invitation from the British Cqnsul-Genewl m Hatavia, to son™ represent. SouX^. and <Tilk t team «> BaE an J d sides Netherlands Services and other local The teams will leave192 words
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Article, Illustration8 1949-07-29 7 IHtS ALWAV? Mtrti LUCIA IWITU Ml? TE-E- <?HOT^8 words
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Article, Illustration27 1949-07-29 7 pi'turo. Whitehorn. the Irmi Nay, n MMi Hears from th< i».,t f I i e n Vf r" an 2 w «^-h»lf, Chines S?ht wtaS.% >"~^ Free PressFree Press - 27 words
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Article80 1949-07-29 7 PENANG. Friday It th« weather stays fine, the >Ing for the last races of the Penans Tun Club meeting will bo On a fa: trade this mornini; a few horses were given spurts down the straight. King Arthur was not fully nded w lining cs. Trainer80 words
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Article132 1949-07-29 7 JAMES FUuHd, of the New York Athletic Club yesterday improved on the world putting the shot record with a throw of 17.79 metres during the second stage of the three- day international athletes meet between the United j States and Scandinavia at Oslo yesterday. The officialReuter - 132 words
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Article21 1949-07-29 7 THE Khalsa Association are holding hockey practices on Tu.s--i days and Thursdays on their gTOund m St. Goorge's Road.21 words
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Article273 1949-07-29 7 \yAKWiCKSHiiti: defeated Northamptonshire crirkift ,7 u y by wickets after l fluctuating day's cricket at Birmingham, m which 21 wickets fell for htl. rUnS ;u' a rw l cksllire began the da > 105 runs benincl on the first innings with seven uickets to fall,Reuter - 273 words
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Article287 1949-07-29 7 Yorkshire lead on 1st innings A< tivc ct ntury by the former England captain, nan Yardley, his first of the si as< .1, and an ac Innin 1 m young Bri:.ii helped Yorkshir< Reid to pain a of New Zealan half the 111 rdley produced I form of the summer287 words
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Article183 1949-07-29 7 Wool ley hits a six PRANK WOOLLEY. lormer Kent and England left-handed batsman, now m his 63rd year, yesterday revived memories of hts former greatness by orm-drivin^ a ball from Reg Perks for six at Worcester. He was playing for an Old Eng land XI. captained by P. O. H.Reuter - 183 words
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Article38 1949-07-29 7 IUE Vella, Gus Lesnevich's manager, last night rejected the offer made by promoter Jack Solomons t< mutch Lesnevlch .against the world light-heavyweight champion. Freddie Mills, m a title fight m London In October A. P.A.P. - 38 words
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Article530 1949-07-29 7 V|SITS OF FOREIGN TEAMS IN important rullnf laid down i, y the Singapore Xmateur Football Association Council at i*s .ncetins last night is that all initial arrangements or the visit of any touring team to the Colony should first be submitted to the S.A.F.A The530 words
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Article87 1949-07-29 7 retired cri iterday lub They lnd name): C. J. B; rnett, shire, 20 Tests; S. F. Warwickshire and Lanca- 27; L. B and Somera I fwes, Yorkshire, 15. O. Dv« Lancashire, 24 A P. Pree- I G. C^tary, shin 14: G Gunn, Nottinghamshire, 15; J. w.A.P. - 87 words
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Article116 1949-07-29 7 THE b.A.F.A. Council, at its meeting last night, decided ;o Mr. Kwok Ah Keng of :.rma to referee the M Cup soutln m sectl< n replay between Singapore Civilians and Army-Navy on Aug. 7. i"he action was m response to a request from the Referees'Reuter - 116 words
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Article173 1949-07-29 7 N exciting international striKSle amorij; representatives 01 ngland. Ireland. Belgium and South Africa Is developing m th Irivh np.n golf championship, th^ eroml round of which was pl^c' rslcirtay on the Belvoir PPra r •ti >r, Belfast. \t the end of the txf* play thReuter; A.P. - 173 words
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Article71 1949-07-29 7 j T HE anticipat. v last (our In the Bhaenger professional mwn tennis tournament emerged from yesterday'i quarter-finals. Results wore: Jack Kr:i (America) bet Kul Schrned'.r (Sweden) 6-4. 6-0, ft I; D<mr»ld Budge (America) beat M A I r 'rpr 'Ecvpt> 6-4, 6-1. 6-1: Dinny Pail? fAustr^ fi)Reuter - 71 words
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Article33 1949-07-29 7 FAm Philippine- > "as heal '.-4, 6 1, on Wp<Jiy by ItirhnrUs s>iv.r N'pw J~r."-.ey> In the third round of the Meadow Club invitation t^nnk tournament nt F' r'-ampt.on. Nt"A York- ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article15 1949-07-29 7 rNIGHT'b boxins card at the Happy World has been postponed to m-xt Friday.15 words
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Article181 1949-07-29 7 \tnu uerDy s iour-year-oiu con, \l>( idon, en- hanced his reputation as the greatest stayer m Europe by winning the £3,435 (.oodwood (tip run over two miles and five furlongs yesterd.iv Ridden by Douglas Smitn and* a hot favou: 100 to 30 on, Alycidon, by DonatelloReuter - 181 words
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Advertisement236 1949-07-29 7 AUGUST BANK HOLIDAY EVE! /gj^flfc/ TO-DAY 3C^ > I J mtf V f I I 3f Co/umfcio's 1949 Thriller! V JAPACITY HOUSES SI»CE gi^i) rHE OPEKING H *VE BEEN V***m ■?PL«UDIMGJOH'JVY'SHE«"' fv lE v k Preceded l>> a brand nen 3 STOOGES COMEDY Special Montini show slN^^\^ \t m Bottjr236 words
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Article437 1949-07-29 8 'AGGRESSION BY RUSSIA POSSIBLE' Acheson warns U.S. Congress WASHINGTON, Friday. THE U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Aeheson, told Congress yesterday that the United States should bogin promptly to rearm Western Europe because "the possibilities of direct military aggression" by the huge Soviet forces cannot be ignored. Leading oil theReuter; A.P. - 437 words
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Article, Illustration75 1949-07-29 8 photo. Aiomic scientists m the F'nited States hope to obtain a now and clearer understanding of nuclear forces as the result of cosmic ray data obtained by instruments m the nase of a rocket Which attained an altitude of 86 sniles above the ocean. Picture shows the rocket m flightA.P. - 75 words
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Article, Illustration50 1949-07-29 8 photo. Enzo Colomno. 51, leaves London's B »»v Street Conrl after appearing on a customs summons which ■ought forfeiture of £50JM worth of jewellery on which it was alleged no duty had been paid. Colombo* 4 former Milan jeweller, fled the Mussolini regime and went to England In 1939.— A.P.A.P. - 50 words
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Article135 1949-07-29 8 REDS ARE 'POLITE, CORDIAL' BERLIN, Fri. HHHE Russians agreed to two JL Allied demands last night and said they would consider a third m what Western officials described as the "most polite and cordial" meeting of the Berlin commanders since the war Soviet Major-General Alexander Kotikov told the Western CommandUP - 135 words
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Article20 1949-07-29 8 I President Quirino will I issue a proclamation dec- iaring Oct. 24 Dnited Ma- tions Day.20 words
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Article42 1949-07-29 8 THE South African Finance Minister, Mr Nicholas n.ivenga. said m London yesi terday America's gold policy is harming world trade. A higher gold price, which the I U.S. Government opposes, would ease the world dollar crisis, he said.42 words
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Article33 1949-07-29 8 The Ministry of Supply announced last night an immediate increase m the price Lt will pay for rough copper. It boosted the price to £77 10s. per ton from £70.- A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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Article65 1949-07-29 8 MILAX, Friday. UHOTOGRAPHERS cruis- ed out to take pictures of Mr. Winston Churchill sicimming. but police pelted them ir 'h stones and drove them off. Mr. Churchill, vacationing at Gardone on Lake Garde m Northern Italy, had requested privacy from newsmen arid photographers. The Milan65 words
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Article82 1949-07-29 8 NEW YORK. Friday. FURTHER corrective profit- taking and some liquidation continued to impede the summer recovery and brought a small majority of fractional losses to the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. The market was colour] h the desire to allow correction run its course, to leave82 words
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Article118 1949-07-29 8 SHANGHAI, Friday. r PHE Communists are having to discharge more people from government-owned enterprises m Shanghai. The newspaper Liberation Daily disclosed today that 27 per cent of 3,400 employees of the Government Board of Agriculture and Forestry had been released. There also was a reportA.P. - 118 words
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Article66 1949-07-29 8 NEW YORK, Fri. TUfE director of the Tata Institute of Social Sciences m Bombay, Dr. J. M. Kumarappa, is; one of the criminologists selected by the United Nations Secretary General to advise the United Nations on future crime prevention programmes. Dr. Kumarappa and six66 words
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160 1949-07-29 8 LAUSANNE, Friday. rpHfc United Nations Conciliation Commission for Palestine announced last night that Israeli and Arab delegation, here had agreed that their talks should aim nf a 'definitive settlement of the Palestinian problem and the establishment of a just and permanent peace In Palestine." DescribingReuter - 160 words
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Article48 1949-07-29 8 Chusan Island for Shanghai yesterday to tow the damaged Blue Funnel liner AnchLses 8.292 tons) to Kobe, for repairs. The Anchises was damaged during; Nationalist air attacks last month. Under a safe conc'uet agreement with the Chinese Government, the tvs; is being escorted by Nationalist warships. Reuter.48 words
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Article86 1949-07-29 8 4 CHINESE houseboy m. Los Angeles, facing drport.ii\ tion to China under the Oriental Exclusion act. committed suicide by hanains because he would "rather be dead than live under Communist rule." Mr. Leon Simons told police that his servant. Say ffmif. 27, had previously said thatlieA.P. - 86 words
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Article145 1949-07-29 8 SURPLUS FOOD SCHEME NEVA, Fri. ON the Initiative <>f India, v. icier International action *o increase world lood supplies by disposal of surpluses is shadowed m a resolution passed here by the United Nations Economic and Social Council. Mr. D. P. Adarkar, economic adviser at the Indian External Aflairt Ministry,Reuter - 145 words
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Article35 1949-07-29 8 FILIPINO Cor. nelio VaUareal, chairman of the Lower House Committee on Un-Filipino Activities, is reported to have said that educational Institutions m the Philippines :ire full >f Coir \s35 words
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Article168 1949-07-29 8 GENEVA. Friday. OPEAKING at a United Nations Economic md Social Council debate on international measures for training public administration officials, the Indian delegate, Mr M. J. Desai, said senior evil servant* should be "shaken out of their traditional routines" and become "actively Interested 'n new methodsReuter - 168 words
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Article23 1949-07-29 8 President Quinno may address the American Congress during his forthcoming visit to Washington, it was reported m Manila yesterday. -A. P.23 words
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Miscellaneous120 1949-07-29 8 HIGH TIDES Today: 00.28 a.m; 1.41 p.m, Tomorrow: I 14 a.m; Z 13 p.m THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris H f YEAH rYE THAT WASN'T TWE OEA WE^L, rT AIN'T J TRAT^S GOING TO VII y*~^ >OLi SAINT/ /AT ALL.. .UZA ASKED GONNA HUI7T UZ4, I BE YOUR PROOLEM TONY'120 words
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