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Title Section17 1949-05-19 1 The Singapore Free Press LABGBST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SEVGAPORE. THURSDAY, MAT 13, 1949. PRICE JO CKNTS17 words
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Article, Illustration249 1949-05-19 1 'WE ARE BEATING THE TERROR' MacDonaid tells Britain p LONDON, Thursday. IHL1 HL Communist terrorists m Malaya are withdrawing deeper and deeper into the jungle. I know for a certainty that we are overcoming their campaign of violence," the Commissioner-General for S O uth-East Asia, xMr. Malcolm Mac Donald, saidReuter - 249 words
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Article24 1949-05-19 1 X i!T Xi porter ■r i person I 1 m- ssued by B h reads: m X believe m B:- refuse to I'm24 words
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Article243 1949-05-19 1 HONG KONG, Thursday. UITH the fall of Woosung believed to be imminent, ff thereby closing Communist -encircled Shanghai's water escape route, and Red forces drawing within cannon range of Lunghawa airfield, it may be only a matter of hours before the Communist iron curtain descends uponReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 243 words
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Article91 1949-05-19 1 HONG KONG, Thurs. > NATIONALIST reinforceI merits. believed to be Formosa, have been landed at Foochow, capital of Fukien. to resist the oncom.r.z Red forces. The advance Red forces are now only 31 rr.iles away. The Rea radio says the Reds are moving s*i:-J southward fromA.P.; u.p. - 91 words
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Article22 1949-05-19 1 Fu Ping-chang. Chinese ambassador to Russia, has left for Parlj for a rest before resuming hi* duties In A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article65 1949-05-19 1 BOLOGNA yesterday lay In the grip of a Commun-ist-led general strike, while In the farmlands of the nearby Po Valley and the region of Rome, iiearly 1.000.000 farm workers were on strike. The Farm Workers' Union announced that unless its demands were settled, farms mA.P. - 65 words
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Article19 1949-05-19 1 Three hundred employees of the Philippine Air Lines maintenance department declared a sitdown strike yesterday. A.P.A.P. - 19 words
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Article153 1949-05-19 1 BATAVIA, Thursday. THE Netherlands delegation here, referring to a local press report of "panic evacuation of Jogjakarta before the return of the Indonesian Republican Government, yesterday said that thousands of people were involved but that figures given were "m many cases greatly exaggerated." The delegation153 words
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Article71 1949-05-19 1 BERLIN. Wednesday. RUSSIAN officials today yielded to Western pressure oter charges that their authorities were holding up goods traffic for Berlin and undertook to investigate the complaints as a "matter of urgency." A British official communique announced this tonight after a meeting of economic adviser ofReuter - 71 words
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Article29 1949-05-19 1 There were 23 arrests In the Federation In the 24 hours ended last night; 12 In Perak, seven In Selangor and two each In Penang and Pahang.29 words
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Article137 1949-05-19 1 ALEXANDER ADMITS A MISTAKE LONDON. Wed. MR. A. V. Alexander, the Defence Minister, regretted In the House of Common* today that a reply he gave on April 27 on the compensation for requisitioned goods m Malaya was based on Inaccurate Information. Mr. Alexander said on April 27 that any decisionReuter - 137 words
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Article70 1949-05-19 1 THE King yesterday attended the first of this year's presentation parties at Buckingham Palace his first big scale function since his recent illness. Wearing the uniform of Admiral of the Fleet, he looked very well and walked with no trace of a limp. It Is aReuter - 70 words
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Article59 1949-05-19 1 fiERMAN anti-Communists \J called upon the Council of Foreign Ministers yesterday to open the Soviet zon*» of Germany to free elections. The proposal was prompted by the opposition to Communist rule m eastern Germany disclosed this week by the two-day Soviet-sponsored elections for delegates toU.P. - 59 words
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Article24 1949-05-19 1 rE Hong Kong-Shanghai services of 8.0.A.C. and Hong Kong Airways were suspended indefinitely yesterday. Southern Asia headquarters of 8.0.A.C. announced. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article50 1949-05-19 1 THE Bombay High Court yes- terday appointed a provisional liquidator for the Exchange Bank of India and Africa Ltd. The bank, which has offices m India, Africa and London, suspended its business on May 2 after stating that it was "temporarily unable to meet its obligations.' ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article33 1949-05-19 1 Two United Nation* media tors. Brig. Gen. William Rlllej and Henri Vigler have arrived In Haifa to study the prospects for breaking the dead lock m Syrian-Tsraeli arrote tice talks. U.P.U.P. - 33 words
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Article50 1949-05-19 1 THE I.JOO inmates of the Meerut distri. t jail have m trodui-fd democratic government m their doman< electing an assembly of Mr with five »h«n<^ min«s ters. The "ministers' carr.v „ortf->lios of law a. id orde food, clothing and heeling; labour; sanitation, and Keneral portfolios. A.P.A.P. - 50 words
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Article19 1949-05-19 1 About 5.000 Chinese refugees have asked through the InternationaJ Refugee Organisation for admission to Chile. ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article, Illustration254 1949-05-19 1 REINFORCEMENTS FOR H.K. LONDON, Thursday. T>KI MSH reinforcements now under orders for Hong Kong are being drawn from Malaya "only to the extent of two small supporting armed units for the army and one Spitfire squadron/* The Defence Minister, Mr. A. V. Alexander, m making thisReuter - 254 words
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159 1949-05-19 1 RANGOON Thursday. THK Burmese Prime Minister, Thakin Nu. and three senior Government officials will leave here a week on Saturday for London to hold discussions on short-term monetary assistance to finance rice exports, it was authoritatively learned here today. Other subjects for discussionReuter - 159 words
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Article33 1949-05-19 1 OINGAPORE C.ID. yestcrday arrested nine Chinese, alleged to be members of secret societies. One Chinese alleged to be a member of the Malayan Communist Party was arrested under the emergency regulations.33 words
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Article73 1949-05-19 1 I THE Hong Kong Government yesterday Introduced legislation outlawing both the Communists and the Kuomintang. The bill requires th Government u> refuse sanction to any society affiliated with political organisations outside the colony. This definitely includes the Communists and the Kumiin- tang. The actiun wasU.P. - 73 words
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Article23 1949-05-19 1 Britain will be able to purchase 300.000.000 lbs weight of tea from India this year it is announced. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article82 1949-05-19 1 rHE U.S.* Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Acheson. yesterday denied knowledge of any Anglo-American agreement to co-ordinate policy toward eventual recognition 1 01 the Chinese Communist regime. Such an agreement had been reported from London. Asked about these reports at his press conference, yesterday. Mr. AchesonReuter - 82 words
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Article134 1949-05-19 1 Funds for estate defences Free Press SUIT Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. rE Federal Legislative Council this morning approved supplementary expenditure of $1,500,000 to meet claims from estates and mines for emergency defence expenditure. Total supplementary ?*ederal expenditure approved amounted to $28 *****2. Items approved Included $2,813 352 for clothing and134 words
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Article61 1949-05-19 1 SPECIAL Market corr^pond ent Ki\r^"bt pfirea of ntbbet (m ctnU pri ib i at II ajn todat as Mlows: Bayer* Seta*. No. 1 It S S Spot loose SS-. 35 S I F.o.b. m bates June. No. 1 It S S JSS, JJS No. t I.S.S SSH US61 words
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Advertisement51 1949-05-19 1 h o c s I ft- ?<**' ■S T WEST Bo£ STORE. X mil, >POR£- metis Went H ORMAL EVENING OUT. ■CO Drew Ve»b $22.50 each. ■^OLA Dre« Shirto $17.50 each. W 5 N WTaite elastic bncw. $4.50 p.p»ir. Tit. Boms, I HandkfchMs to mat<b. N HEUSEN HARDING SHIRTS i51 words
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Article, Illustration714 1949-05-19 2 PETER QUENNELL - PETER QUENNELL Reviews The Naked and The Dead. VYHKY form of witch-hunt ultimately defeats its own end No exception is the self-righteous hue-and-cry sometimes raised after works of literature alleged to be indecent, Cor it whips up just the wrong sort of curiosity about the volume criticised.714 words
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Article467 1949-05-19 2 An Eve On The World f OLONNADE, a selection from the writings of columnist Tom Driberg between 1937 and 1947 makes an entertaining and informative scrap book of an eventful period. The first section deals with the time when we were still hoping that something might be done to avert467 words
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Article, Illustration369 1949-05-19 2 WHEN the final and seun-lii.al rounds of the Vanderbilt are reached, the matches are usually watched by as large a gahery as can squeeze around the table. The gallery includes many of those whose teams have oeen eliminated, and is usually a fairly expert one. Therefore. Soath's play369 words
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Article461 1949-05-19 2 Sober "Footnote To The Berlin A Timely Book By Lord Vansitta* WHEN Fascists and Communists throw bricks and shout their nasty slogans at each other m street rows the honest British democrat is apt to wonder why, and to ask if there is any difference between them.461 words
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Article42 1949-05-19 2 QUICK LOOK Ma I IU Stir chenko T suffer m< of toU first Russian ex -Coin y to tht G wire > terrible found dorm P:. i kin. (H One 0/ my a\c fragmer,:^ m the I with an c r tion bi42 words
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Advertisement68 1949-05-19 2 WHITAKER'S ALMANACK 1949 The book of facts official, unS bished and up to date that Is entlal to the well-informed n. at home and m his business. 7.50. KELLY WALSH, LTD.,. Booksellers Stationers, Rallies Place, Singapore. Great Variety of illustrated BIBLE STORIES for children Sf&C. ociit» re* »*omoi>no C *>68 words
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Advertisement204 1949-05-19 2 Have you thi| THE PERMANENT WAVE YOO GIVE YOURSELF AT HOME 1 J 20,000,000 American KEFILI KIT li.ye Now >iiu can gi\e yourself the hours, cepco^ loveliest permanent wavt you'v* curl that suit ever had— right m your own home, are free to co during your leisure hours. So soft,204 words
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Miscellaneous306 1949-05-19 2 sdsdfsdsddsfsd SINGAPORE (BLIE NETWORK) 484 and 41.7 metres. Emergency news from IX. at 10 a.m. ronAl 10. News from Ku*la Lumpur 10.55 Schools:— Stories 1. Siiigina Together 2, Literature B1) 1. Lunch-time mu^ic by the Radio Orchestra including selections from "Vlktoria and Her Husar 1 by Abraham 1.30 News 145306 words
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Miscellaneous346 1949-05-19 2 to 10. News from Xualrt I 1. Half hour of music playeo In the South American Way 1-30 News 1.45 Accent on Meloay— Rainbow Trio 6. Programme Summary 6.02 Radio Orchestra Light music Including selections from 'The Tinder Box' by Chriotlansen 6.40 Dance Music 7. News 7 10 Singapore Share346 words
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Miscellaneous180 1949-05-19 2 ij.iuh .BBC). 9.ooKueyu <BBC). 9 30 Burme.se <BBC>. 9.45 English: News Rubber Price?; 10.00 Radio News Reel (BBO; 10.1 ft 'String Time* (2); 10.45 'What Is the Truth About The Dangers of Atomic Bombing'— Dr. J. Bronowskl (BBC): 11.10 Music; 11.15 World Affairs (BBC): 11. SO News News Analysis <BBC);180 words
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Miscellaneous169 1949-05-19 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, music and the other arts have a high appeal for you. It is more than likely that you will be talented m at least' one But you may not make it your life career, since you are sdmething of a perfectionist and unless you could169 words
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Article356 1949-05-19 3 hgencies face uncertain future TTOEIR operations squeezed behind a rapidly contracting perimeter by the, advance of the Chinese Communists, many international and foreign-aided Chinese relief agencies to whom many Chinese owe their lives are wondering what the future holds for them. Some, like theReuter - 356 words
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Article, Illustration44 1949-05-19 3 rhin ,j* drle^tion to the Paris "World Peace loni .mmunists here seen gettinc out of Vr^<ue. L«ft to right:— Liu Mini, chairn Sia Run. Federation of Chinese youth; Nian S ,tv of Chinese Journalists, and Chian San r ,pr .s.-ntini( the Chinese scientific workers.44 words
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Article147 1949-05-19 3 deal, under which Britain will build can oil company the six largest B world is being negotiated m London. be paid m dollars— 4o.ooo,ooo— and s when they are built are to be used to m the British-owned wells m the I was I 40.00U147 words
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Article42 1949-05-19 3 THE United States Bth Army has approved prison sentences ranging from eight to 20 years parsed by the United States Military Commission on five former Japanese Admirals, including a cousin of Hirohlto. who were found guilty of war crimes.42 words
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Article100 1949-05-19 3 TWELVE persons were in- jured and taken to hospital when some of the street sweepers, who have been on strike for five days with other Bombay municipal workers, clashed with two group of non-striking sweepers. Only 2,000 out of 9,000 strikers, who are asking forReuter - 100 words
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Article58 1949-05-19 3 gOURCES ciose to Che Indian Government say the lifting of the ban on KLM Uights over India is likely *o await implementation of a DutchIndonesian a3r?ement m Batavia. The departure by Dr. N. S. Mehta. Indian Ambassadordesignate to the Netherlands, is also expected to be58 words
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Article61 1949-05-19 3 PAKISTAN TO MAKE GUNS Sporting shot guns, surgl-* cal scientific and mathematical Instruments and electrical equipment are some of the items to be manufactured under a scheme to develop Pakistan's light engineering industries. The Industries advisory committee of the Pakistan Government has decided on this measure and also recommended theA.P. - 61 words
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Article829 1949-05-19 3 GREGORY BAXTER - MURDER Could not kill GREGORY BAXTER *n -S/ierS lead :hiU If With, hu daughter V Mar- rcK id at midL Roc:*: F oiler, an we* i\e kiUer run [•■jj" I on to a hut is *i the mrtning rJ*J* to stop Jcttland Yard it caU- .-etie's .esthat "i U dread829 words
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Article76 1949-05-19 3 rE Earl of Feversham m his presidential address to the National Association A Probation Officers at Scarborough, said. The single act that would <lv most to .safeguard basic rights of children, which arc security and happiness, would be the institution of training i:\ parenthood for76 words
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Article369 1949-05-19 3 rpHE Red flag today dominates the greater part of 1 the length of the "Blue Danube" which, before the war, was one of the great arteries of European trade. Up to 1939, the flags of all nations were to be seen on its shipping whichReuter - 369 words
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Article98 1949-05-19 3 DISCOVERY of a pound of sausages, a bag of cutlery, some curtains and v:i.">o m cash m a laundry box led to a novel probe at Andover. Hampshire. The laundry's van man reported he had collected the laundry box m the usual way from one ofReuter - 98 words
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Article, Illustration45 1949-05-19 3 Dr. Ralph Bunche (centre) United Nations Mediator for Palestine talks with Mrs, Eleanor Roosevelt as he holds the annual award of the American Association for the United Nations. On the left is Mrs. Bunche, and on the right Mr. Trygve Lie, United Nations Secretary General.45 words
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Article72 1949-05-19 3 THE Minister ol Transport Mr Alfred Barnes said that Britain will be back to j its pre-war merchant marine i strength within 18 month*. He told a conference of the j National Union of Seamen, "our total gross tonnage has been restored to 16,400.000 tonsA.P. - 72 words
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Article60 1949-05-19 3 THE press delegation from 1 Hong Kong, Fiji and Mauritius visiting Britain were received at the Colonial Office by Mr David RefsWilliams, Parliamentary Under Secretary for the Colonies. In welcoming them. Mr. Rees- Williams said: This is one of our new ideas to bring over our friendsReuter - 60 words
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Article63 1949-05-19 3 THE text of the Italian Socialist Party's Left-Wing motion of support for the Italian Communist Pi.ity has been published m the party newspaper Sventi. The motion, passed by the Party Congress m Florence, pledged Left-Wing support to the regained leadership of Signor Pietro Nenni, who said that63 words
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Article31 1949-05-19 3 President of the India League of America, Mr. J. J. Singh, says that the United States is getting a reputation m Asia of being just a big talker."31 words
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Article84 1949-05-19 3 TWENTY THREE YEARi 1 OLD Gertaud Mittentzwol i pleading guilty to spying far Russia m the United State* I zone of Germany said she turned over to the Russians a report on German scientists I engap^d m secret research m the United States. She tearfullyU.P. - 84 words
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Article81 1949-05-19 3 QIMPLICIO Zalazar, 40-year-v old Filipino, who used four different weapons before successfully killing his uncle, 1 has been sentenced to life Imprisonment. Zalazar tried to shoot his uncle but the gun failed to go off Then the nephew hit the older man over the head withA.P. - 81 words
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Article245 1949-05-19 3 j^IGHT haunt of an armed gang union plotted crimes m a basement room m Old ComptonStreet, Soho, W., was described at the Old Bailey by Detective-Inspector W. Dawes, of Scotland Yard, as a "Fagin's den." i The gang known as the 'Soho Prowlers" met almost245 words
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Article67 1949-05-19 3 A BILL to put ail the inns and "pubs" of new towns In* Britain under state management described by the Opposition as a first step towards nationalisation of the brewery trade was passed by the House of Commons An Opposition amendment to reject the bill,Reuter - 67 words
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208 1949-05-19 3 Taxi was stopped out came 1 7 girls THE case of the overcrowded taxi came "before the magistrates at Stratford-on-Avon, when P.C. Fltzsimmons told them this story. It was just alter midnighl on Clopton Bridge, which crosses the river near the Memorial Theatre, when he saw a taxi with three208 words
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Article31 1949-05-19 3 Premier Ho Yin-ching has ordered the Central Bank of China to pay silver dollars to all members of the armed services m Canton to boost their morale. A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article33 1949-05-19 3 Reliable sources m Mexico J City have said that o $100,000,000 loan to develop Mexico's rich oil reserves would probably be granted I soon by the United States rjovernment. U.P.U.P. - 33 words
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Article190 1949-05-19 3 LOVERS SHUN LAMPS JS there any haim m young couples frequenting sidestreets at night, or should all roads be brilliantly lit to keep them away? This problem worried Croydon Town Co and] when a proposal that full pre-war lighting should be -estored was rejected. Councillor Mrs Ethel Cook said: "We190 words
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Article27 1949-05-19 3 Emperor Hirohito has left on a three- week inspection of the Kyushu area as a part of the Palace authorities' campaign to popularise Hirohito. U.P.U.P. - 27 words
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Advertisement106 1949-05-19 3 DANCE RECORDS JOE LOSS HIS ORCHESTRA A LITTLE ON THE Let fELY SIDE— P T (V R AMERICAN PATROL— Q.S BD 5881 I GOT THE SUN IN THE MORNING— Q.S. (V.R.) DEAR OLD DONEGAL— NoveIty 6/1 (V.R.) BD 5981 ESCAPADA^Rumba TO A WILD ROSE— S. P. T BD 5983 THE106 words
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624 1949-05-19 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, May 19, 1949. THE MOUTH THE HORSE /CLAIMANTS for war damage \j compensation will have to resign themselves to another long wait for their money while a Singapore select committee, shortly no doubt to be kept company by a Federation select committee, gets down to624 words
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816 1949-05-19 4 CORLEY SMITH - Pakistan Women Seek Freedom From The Veil CORLEY SMITH By KARACHI, Pakistan: EDUCATED women m Pakistan have started a campaign to free their sex from the twin prisons of the harem and the veil. But the all-Pakistan Women's Association formed recently with the object of raising the status of womenReuter - 816 words
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Article285 1949-05-19 4 AS homely, 63-year- old Mrs. Mary Briant, barmaid tor 28 years at the Royal Counties Theatre m Bedford, threw open the shutters a few nights ago, agents on both sides of the Atlantic were completing a 170,000-dollar contract which only she can carry out. Tt285 words
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Article557 1949-05-19 4 By JAMES M. LONG KAFR KAMA. By Mt. Tabor, Israel: pROM the crescentr tipped minaret, the Muezzin cries the faithful to prayer m this strange Muslim town m thu Jewish state. They come, wearing black Astrakhar fur caps, speaking a Russian dialect, to kick off theirA.P. - 557 words
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Article, Illustration19 1949-05-19 4 •Foreign Secretary dro{>pm R m for a drink 'as gon€ jo their Jeads— sert-iette* and /laht. ff %o« thai,;19 words
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Article, Illustration486 1949-05-19 4 By HENRY LONGHURST AS the world's eye r focuses once again on Shanghai, people begin to wonder whether yet another couple of hundred million pounds' worth of their assets is going west—perhaps one should say east?— in that seething, glittering and splendidly wicked city. Already, 1486 words
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Article868 1949-05-19 4 Politico - Politico by 'pHE case of the 14- year old boy who was detained overnight and charged m court next morning after he had gone to the registration centre to ask for a new identity card is m a category of its own, and long may it868 words
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Article75 1949-05-19 4 pOMPLAINTS ber of P ers were lea to become they say they too hard meeting of Wed County Co Colonel W said that stopped work able to pay hostels pn use near stead, th^v casual wsu He askec thing be d people ser. state of our casual to be75 words
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Article192 1949-05-19 5 MORE CHINESE QUIT MALA YA Free Press Staff Reporter r pHIKTY.THREE thousand more people, most of them Chinese, left Malaya last year than the number who arrived, according to official immigration figures just issued. The total arrivals m both Singapore and the Federation were 202,705 and the departures were 235,871.192 words
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Article60 1949-05-19 5 f. P. Malay < orrespondent. THE Mentri Boar of KelunUn has received a It tier from a group of Malays m Kota Bahru m which the> pledged to contribute a dollar a month to the Iniversity of Malaya fund till their death. TVngku Sri Akar60 words
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Article67 1949-05-19 5 BIG INCREASE IN STUDENTS l^rer Pf-N MafT Reporter I LUMPUR. Thurs. THE xere 60.000 more rolled m schools Fed< r ttion m March m m January ;res were given denJ Legislative b] the Director of N!r M R. Holgate. it increase was In b xere the encased by 34.000 :08.21367 words
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Article24 1949-05-19 5 SEOAMAT Wed. For Qg $5 as a bribe to an policeman at Paslr r>ar Buloh Kasap. Choon was fined $30 ir::at Magistrate24 words
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Article458 1949-05-19 5 Move to revise building laws Free Press Staff Reporter JHREE ways m whicV to tackle the housing problem m Single ore will be debated by Singapore Municipal Commissioners at their next meeting on May 27. One— a Progressive Party-sponsored move— is to check any deterioration of458 words
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Article, Illustration54 1949-05-19 5 casket.— picture. THE casket containing the ashes of the late King Prajadhipok of Siam, being borne by the Lord Chamberlain of the Siamese Royal Household, Mom Dawiwungse Thawalayasakdi, to the Siamese ship Bhanurangsi, at the Singapore Harbour Board wharves yesterday. A Buddha, carried by the private secretary to Queen Rambhai,Free Press - 54 words
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Article129 1949-05-19 5 KEEN TRADE ENQUIRIES ON MALAYA Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. TRADE enquiries at the Ma- layan Information Agency m London increased considerably during last year, it was stated m a renort on the Agency laid before the Federal Legislative Council today. Ma.iy of the enquiries concerned imports into129 words
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Article44 1949-05-19 5 Free Press Staff Reporter Singapore Umar Pulavai Tamil School lias collected another $513.50 for its buildIne fund, bringing the total to $4,645.25. Th e latest collection is from 55 firms and individuals, who have given sums ranging from 50 cents to $57.44 words
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Article, Illustration28 1949-05-19 5 picture. QUEEN Rambhai Barni of Siam being greeted by friends at the Singapore Harbour Board wharves yesterday after her arrival from England by the Willem Ruys Free PressFree Press - 28 words
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Article158 1949-05-19 5 Campaign on rubber is success Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR Ihurs. AN intensive campaign directed at rubber consumers m the United States had achieved results "exceeding expectations," it was stated m a report on the Malayan Information Agency which was laid before the Federal Legislative Council today. There had158 words
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Article36 1949-05-19 5 Free Press Staff Reportei A 13-year-old boy, Kan Tang, was drowned wlvn he and another small boy got into difficulties while bathing In the Singapore River off Jiak Kirn Road shortly after noon yesterday.36 words
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Article82 1949-05-19 5 Free Press Staff Reporter /CONSIDERATIONS other kj than financial had since arisen and further consideration would be given to the question of increasing the landing fe > and admission fee to $20 m each case under the Aliens Ordinance, said Mr. J. D. M. Smith Financial82 words
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Article43 1949-05-19 5 Free Press Staff Reporter A tailoring class has been started at the Junior Technical (Trade) School, Johore Bahru, under Inche Hussein bin Haji Latiff, a former student who had been an assistant instructor m tailoring at the Trade School, Kuala Lumpur.43 words
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Article165 1949-05-19 5 Free Press Staff Reporter T OWLY-PAID Government servants m Singapore L* have to borrow money for doctors' bills because medical facilities available to them are inadequate. This stated by the Singapore Government Public Works Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society m its report for 1948165 words
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Article54 1949-05-19 5 Free Press Staff Reporter Mr. C. J. Palstra, chief manager of the Foreign Department of the Indian Overseas Bank, has arrived m Singapore on his way to Hong Kong. Philippines and Japan. Mr. Palstra will spend a few days m Malaya visiting branches of the Indian Overseas54 words
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Article173 1949-05-19 5 Free Press Chinese Correspondent jyiORE than 200 Chinese schools m Singapore have iTI submitted names of 3,800 pupils eligible for monthly grants from the Government, but many of them have not yet received the money because they have no bank accounts. Pupils between the age173 words
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Article, Illustration25 1949-05-19 5 picture. MB. J. F. NICOLL, newlyappointed Colonial Secretary m Hong Kong, who was m Singapore yesterday en route to take up his appofntment. Free PressFree Press - 25 words
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Article200 1949-05-19 5 Free Press Malay Correspondent j ABOUT 14,740 people of ail i nationalities and creeds were treated at the Alsa^off outdoor dispensary In Palembang Road last year, .says the i Muslim Trust Fund Association which owns the dispensary Its annual report acknowledges "help given by the Government m200 words
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Article51 1949-05-19 5 Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Legislative Council this morning was asked to approve the provision of $312 to compensate a European police sergeant for loss of cash which fell t>ut of his pocket while he was arresting a mentally deranged who had taken to the51 words
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Article135 1949-05-19 5 THE Kedah Government's $250,000 scheme to help Malay peasants In the State is under way, with work m building roads and dams at present being carried out m seven mukims m Kuala Muda district, Utusan Melayu reports. Many peasants who pre- viously had worked m135 words
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Article115 1949-05-19 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE Rural District Commit--1 tee of Pasir Panjang has received over 100 applications from Malays to attend an adult night school. The Rural District Committee has organised the night school m the Government Malay school at Pasir Panjang; but only 30 of115 words
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Article244 1949-05-19 5 No more buses on doorstep Free Press Staff Reporter OESIDENTS of Singa- pore Improvement Trust flats at Tiong Bahru may m the near future have to catch their bus on the main Tiong Bahru Road instead of from their door, step as at present. The Municipal Commissioners m committee have244 words
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Miscellaneous118 1949-05-19 5 Airmails are expected to airive today from he 13. r1, Aden, North Africa. Wesi Africa. Arabia, Canada, Europe. India Iran. Iraq, Pakistan. Pai;>:m?, the US., Canada. Central anc South America. Australia and New Zealf.nd, Ceylon. Siam. Li tana Medan a»id Sourabaya. Latest time for posting airmails at the G PO.118 words
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Article, Illustration69 1949-05-19 6 picture. riVE to Five-thirty, one of the three one-act plays be--1 in* presented by the Staff* Club •at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday and Sunday m aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital week, has a cast of five women. The three m the picture are left to right. Audrey DownerFree Press - 69 words
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Article, Illustration71 1949-05-19 6 picture. UR V. Rajagopal, president of the Theosophical So- < ciety of Singapore, speaking at the lunch hour meeting of the Society yesterday at Little's Cafe. Dr. H. B. Amstutz (seated on the righ* of Mr. Rajagopal) addressed the members on "Spiritual Life for the Man m the World/ PictureFree Press - 71 words
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Article449 1949-05-19 6 London Stock Exchange LONDON, Thursday. HPHE London Stock Exchange started the fresh x account yesterday with general firmness, although business remained small, says Reuter's financial correspondent. Rubbers were firm while tins were irregular. Interest was again centred m contangoes, which were arranged on a very449 words
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Article77 1949-05-19 6 THE New York Stock Exchange lost some additional ground on balance yesterday morning. In reduced trade, price changes were again either way and mainly fractional with losses In the majority. Declining issues included selected films, rail equipments, steels, department store*. textiles ard utilities. Trading contiuu»»d very resticied mReuter - 77 words
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Article50 1949-05-19 6 THE Singapore Rubber 1 Commission Agents Labour Union, a union of about 300 Chinese stevedores who handle general cargo from China and the NEI has offered to reduce handling rates because it feels business Is bad, and certain traders are not adhering to the fixed union rates.50 words
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Article106 1949-05-19 6 PENANG, Wed. WECAUSE its life-saving apparatus was found to be "deficient and defective." a motor vessel was not allowed to discharge its $58,000 rubber cargo here. It left for Siam today. Manned by a crew of 23, the vessel arrived yesterday from the Indonesian port of106 words
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Article89 1949-05-19 6 Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. DUBLJC tea room* and a bandstand are new amenities planned for Kuala Lumpur's popular Lake Gardens. It was reported at today's Municipal Commissioner's meeting that the Gardens Committee had "warmly approved" the suggestion for the bandstand, where, it was89 words
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Article286 1949-05-19 6 Talks with British Govt. Free Press Staff Reporter 'JWO members of a joint Singapore and Singapore Chinese Chambers of Commerce delegation leave for Britain today to make representations to the British Government on matters connected with the Colony's position as an entrepot centre m South-east286 words
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Article120 1949-05-19 6 CHIPS m port alongside the sin--0 gapore Harbour Board wharves yesterday (godowns In brackets) were Main Wharf: Friesland (31-32) Athel Queen (33-34), Trewdlard 38-39). Dondin Narsano 40-41) Carthage (42-43). West Wharf: Talangakar (1-2) Benavon (4-5), President Van Buren (8-9). Agamemnon (11) Calchas (13-14). Ant nor (15-16)' Empire Dock:120 words
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Article42 1949-05-19 6 KUALA LUMPUR Wed A 38-year-old Chinese, Chong i Yap today appeared m the First Magistrate's Court charged with living on the earnings of prostitution. He I claimed trial and the case; was postponed. Bail of $500 was allowed. 1 j42 words
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Article217 1949-05-19 6 Free Press Staff Reporter T»HE ashes of King Prajadhipok of Siam arrived at x the Singapore wharves yesterday m the liner Willem Ruys. Accompanying the ashes of her husband was Queen Rambhai Barni, after 14 years exile m England. Special security measures were enforced m the217 words
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Article137 1949-05-19 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed rE shortage of doctors and nurses m Kuala Lumpur hospitals has become so acute that the Selangor State medical and h authorities propose to centralise all second and third class Government hospital* at the General Hospital or. a pre-war basis. The State137 words
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Article75 1949-05-19 6 I PEN AN G, V. THE President of the Se'tlc--1 ment of Penanc Association. Mr. j. p. Souter, was today elected the new leader of tne Penang secessionists He was elected m olac* of Mr. D. A MacKay who U szcing on leave to South Africa this75 words
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Article216 1949-05-19 6 -yjEMBKKs of the public are invited to giv? set un^if the Bo k ">aking Committee recenth y Vlt Su »«aP<»re Government to f o into 5c 'S" 0 control of bookmaklnj m the Colony An omclal statement yesterday says: "There may be members of the public216 words
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Advertisement60 1949-05-19 6 "A British Film Of Altogether Unusual LAST FOUR SHOWS r->A\/ll mi 2.4.15-6 30-9 30 p... P A Y '»TI Q X pmonc bqo3 A MINE OWN EXECUTIONER I TiIJH liV ANIHttNY rwwv r^*u« D I 0 0 T^ Most Oiscu.sed Book In Th, Hd Mvl Bmmes A Great Motion Picture60 words
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Miscellaneous68 1949-05-19 6 Mandrake to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya JANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya REHATWO T>4AT-1A WiTHMSS KARi-T rvSnvVTJp^S Jt*^' V JwST ***°X* Hc\J [7 -M j ABO^ INHERITING 7 WE'RE FICHTTNfI AiMmTA IlwvZ* uL^ I I D J£-!? E $ENT ME ™l* f HA -HA-HA— L68 words
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Article291 1949-05-19 7 AMUSEMENT DANCING FURY IMPRESS This morning's track work Free Press Racing Correspondent PENANG, Thursday. Blank Spec, John Ham, Dobra, Norman and Dancing Fury were most Impressive on the track this morning, when horses running on Saturday were given their winding-up gallops. Owing to overnight rain, the going was heavy. Amusement291 words
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Article, Illustration32 1949-05-19 7 picture. Miss M. riarkc executes a forehand stroke m the women's doubles match m which she and Miss Phyllis Eber lost to the Still sisters m yesterday's Singaporelawn tennis championships. Free PressFree Press - 32 words
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Article122 1949-05-19 7 J.B.A.A.A. TRIALS ON JUNE 3 fm Press Staff Reporter toHORE BAHRU. Wed. •CHORE Bahru Amateur letic Association will rials on June 3 to district's reprerta for the forthcome championship meeti sports meet, which be held on the Bukit i School ground, Is an i on the programme of fare Week122 words
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Article64 1949-05-19 7 Briti-h and b£|M tghr cham- titles ncy.:r.s: ..h^mpion. -ci.Uors at Celtic |M. j the fight m ;o save Hughes '.com fouglr reminly nerer 1 he did for i v! this ccrte>f. 5 a count of round, iras r.' v.: Vr Thorrr~on Mi right to the n.pion »entReuter - 64 words
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Article109 1949-05-19 7 SEGAMAI, Wed. lUe nist athletic meet foi Segannt District will be <v!d on June 0 and entries clotc on May 31. There will be r.o entrance fee for any of the 16 events as the organising i ommiLt_e, set up recently, wish to encourage?109 words
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Article34 1949-05-19 7 THE Singapore Cricket Club are holding a smoking concert tomorrow at 8.15 p.m. In the Club lounge. Entertainment will be provided and the compere Is Mr. Klngsley Morrando of Radio Malaya.34 words
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569 1949-05-19 7 CRUSADER - CRUSADER By FHK SJLFJt selectors, as usual, will not make known the composition of the Singpore Civilians' Malaya (up team against Johore until shortly bef»rr the match Itself tomorrow afternoon at Jalan X v.ir Stadium. Quarters m close touch with Singapore soccer, are almost certain569 words
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Article546 1949-05-19 7 IN nearly all the eight first-class matches which 1 began yesterday, bowlers quickly gained the upper hand. Widespread overnight rain delayed the start for a short period at most matches, and on the affected pitches batsmen found themselves m difficulties. In only two places did theReuter - 546 words
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Article23 1949-05-19 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs /CASUALS defeated Johore V/ Rovers I—o m a Lengue soccer match yesterday. Ali scored the winning goal.23 words
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Article191 1949-05-19 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. •FHE Jobore Lawn Tennis AssoI elation 's championship meeting will be held at Jbhore Bahru on June 9, 10 and 11. The events for the meet are men's singles and doubles, women's I singles and doubles, mixed doubles, veterans' singles and doubles and191 words
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Article119 1949-05-19 7 USEFUL Badminton Party beat Rex B.P. m a friendly game of badminton by five game to two played at the Clerical Union Hall on Tuesday night: Score* were (TJVful players mentioned first Teo Boon Eng lost to Urn Ong Huat 15-12, 1-15. 14-14 (0-3>; Siig Haw119 words
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Article39 1949-05-19 7 P*INLAND is niakhi* gveat strides ia its preparation for the next Olympic Oames In Helsinki In 1952. accoidlu* to Mr. J. Slgfrid Edstrom, Swedish president of tne International Olympic Committee, who Is visiting the United States. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article40 1949-05-19 7 C\ AMPOn! of the Philippines, won his first-round match m the men's singles of the French lawn tennis championships which began m Paris yesterday. He beat Der B. Kuks of Ccechoslovakla 77-5, G-4, 6-1 ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article376 1949-05-19 7 Rovers 1; Signals 1. THE Royal Corps of Signals, exploiting Rovers' .second half complacency, very nearly brought off a surprise lastminute victory m their vSenior Division Singapore A.FA match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday evening. Rovers can count thems^lv^s lucky that they got way with376 words
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Article, Illustration36 1949-05-19 7 picture. Mrs. Dorothy Roper and her sister. Miss Sylvia Still «m background) seen m action on the S.C.C. courts yesterday when they won their doubles tie m the S.L.T.A. championships.- Free PressFree Press - 36 words
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Article457 1949-05-19 7 DV far the best tennis seen on the S.C.C. courts yesterday was m the men's doubles quarter-final m which Ong Chew Bee and Pakir beat Holloway and Sullivan. The younger pair won the first set easily, but the second was a battle royal. Both pairs457 words
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Article22 1949-05-19 7 lii a friendly table tennis match the Oversea-Chines? Baming Corporation Staff Association beat Fraser Neave Sports Club by six matches to one.22 words
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Article303 1949-05-19 7 r^NGLAND regained some of their lost prestige by J completing a double victory m the football field over Continental opponents last night. At Oslo England's "A" team beat Norway by four goals to one, showing show improved form after crashing against Sweden last week, and theReuter - 303 words
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371 1949-05-19 7 1 A LTHOUGH receiving little x\ help from the pitch, bowlers were so much In command for most of the day at Cambridge that, after dismissing the University for 107, the New Zealanders lost three wickets for 19 An unfinished fourth-wic-ket stand of 137Reuter - 371 words
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Article99 1949-05-19 7 t\ BULIAJC t. .-i- »1 a Hoyal iJfthtn and St. Annes vL mcsiliire) he; tied the list wltn "»6-hole total 134 at the end o' the second aay'» play :n tht Da:!y £2Jm tournament 8? ki;V:rton. QlM| I Bulloc-k, who 1..J i l'n< ofReuter - 99 words
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Article108 1949-05-19 7 MUAR. Wedr.vc 4 T a meeting *i U«e Kiu?r Cn,b, the Muar NMM fißHti '«r Athletic Associain.n wus iorma!ly inaugurated and t MM decided U» hold the d)6t:vt cha:npi< n*""u v on May 31. Tune I a?.d 3 Entries fur ;u various hi will close on108 words
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Miscellaneous10 1949-05-19 7 x^3^ /Not t> %m V, f)fwßroorl»»vN J«\ SO HAW ON10 words
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Article63 1949-05-19 8 DUNCAN: To Peggy, wife of J. Duncan, on May 18. at Penang Hospital a son, John B. OOOBER. On May 8. 1949 at St. George's Hospital, London, to Gwendoline (nee Petit), wife of Doctor Oreville Godber— a brother fcr Claudlne. BPKSTHKRS. At Batu Gajah Hospital, on 17th May. to63 words
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Article322 1949-05-19 8 US joins India m saying 'no' WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, said yesterday that the United States was not "currently considering" participation m a Pacific defence pact. But he admitted that "serious dangers to world peace" existed "m the situation mReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 322 words
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Article67 1949-05-19 8 TEL AVIV, Thursday. IF HEN about 200 disabled Jewish soldiers here yesterday shouted "Ben Gurion, give us jobs," the Israeli Prime Minister, Mr. David Ben Gurion, prevented police from dispersing the soldiers, saying, "So, we will talk it over." Later Mr. Ben Gurion listened toA.P. - 67 words
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Article90 1949-05-19 8 TEHERAN. Thursday. THE Afghanistan Ambassador to Britain. Feiz Mohammad Khan, said here on his way to London that he Intends to complain to the British Government about what he described as Pakistan's "violation" of Afghan frontiers. Felz Mohammad said his government was willing to settleReuter - 90 words
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Article21 1949-05-19 8 President Enrico Gaspar Dutra of Brazil arrived In Washington yesterday for a 10-day visit of the United States. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article15 1949-05-19 8 The United Nations General Assembly yesterday adjourned until the autumn a/ter Its longest session. A.P.A.P. - 15 words
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Article165 1949-05-19 8 INTEREST IN MALAYA GROWING Free Press Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. 1 DIAGRAMMATIC map of Malaya showing the latest bandit attacks is on view In a window of Malaya House, it was stated In n report on the Malayan Iniormtion Agency laid before the Federal Legislative Council today. During last165 words
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Article60 1949-05-19 8 npHE United Nations General 1 Assembly last night refused to consider the case of Oerhardt Eisler as Poland demanded. Dr. Katz-Suchy, Polish delegate, had demanded that the Assembly take up Eisler's case on an emergency basis and begin the debate Immediately, but Dr. H. V.60 words
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Article114 1949-05-19 8 DESPITE concerted efforts by SCAP and Japanese authorities to eliminate tiafficking m children, the Japanese Welfare Ministry has discovered 6,500 cases this year. Of these, 1,168 were sold through the medium of brokers; 379 or 5 per cent were put into bondage as "collateral" on loans,U.P. - 114 words
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Article84 1949-05-19 8 NEW YORK, Thurs mHE United Nations General A Assembly last night decided to refer the problem of the former Italian colonies to Its next regular session m September. Voting by a show of hands— was 51 to none with six abstentions. When the Assembly met to84 words
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Article, Illustration43 1949-05-19 8 Photo The Governor-General of India. Sri C. Rajafopalachari (wearing spectacles), examines one of the exhibits at the Central Cottage Industries Emporium m New Delhi. On his right is the Minister of Industry and Supply. Dr S. P. Mookerjee. who organised the exhibition.- A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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Article271 1949-05-19 8 U.S. PLAN FOR NEAR EAST WASHINGTON, Thursday. pOKTY-FIVE I.S. Congressmen yesterday introduced a bill establishing a 15-member "Near East Survey Commission" to study a I .5.5500 million plan to turn the deserts of that region into fertile farmlands. This special committee would study development ofA.P. - 271 words
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Article60 1949-05-19 8 'VHE legend of the infallibility of carrier pigeons received a blow yesterday 7ihen only one out of 20 pigeons that left Hakodate, m Hokkaido, the day before arrived m Tokyo, covering 700 kilometres m 32 hours and five minutes. This bird returned to Us own coopReuter - 60 words
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Article26 1949-05-19 8 PRESIDENT Quirlno has re- commended to the Philippine Congress the enactment of a law which will ensure free, orderly and honest elections ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article58 1949-05-19 8 rE Stockholm newspaper Dagens Nyster quoting a reliable source" says Russia h <;! tcp pe up espionage activities m Sweden and otrter Western European countries during the last few months The paper said Russia was using foreign industrial branches of its satellites to gather military andU.P. - 58 words
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Article30 1949-05-19 8 ALMOST 96 percent of Hungary's eligible voters participated m last Sunday's general elections and 95.6 voted for the People's Front, according to the official results published yesterday.30 words
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Article46 1949-05-19 8 THE All-Japan Metal Mine Workers Union yesterday ordered some 40.000 workers to halt shipments of pyrites to 10 factories for six days from May 19. The strike will affect 37 metal mines turning out 120,000 tons of sulphuric acid monthly U.P.U.P. - 46 words
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Article136 1949-05-19 8 AUSSIES TO WAIVE REPARA TIONS? CANBERRA, Thursday 'THE Australian Defence Minister, Mr. John J. x Dedman, said here yesterday that a strong case could be presented for Australia not taking any reparations at all from Japan. Mr. Dedman told a press conference that the population of Japan Is growing rapidly,A.P. - 136 words
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Article, Illustration80 1949-05-19 8 Priests head the procession of hearses making its way through streets crowded pith silent mourners towards the Duomo of St John, Turin, when the victims of the air disaster which killed 18 players of the star Turin soccer side were buried. Fifteen hearses carried the coffins of the players theirA.P. - 80 words
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Article234 1949-05-19 8 Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE International Tin Research and Development Council had decided to enlarge its headquarters and laboratories at Greenford, m Essex, it was stated m a report on the Malayan Information Agency which was laid before the Federal Legislative Council234 words
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Article180 1949-05-19 8 UK defence stores for Pakistan LONDON. Taur« BRITAIN Is m&kir.g derable qua: defence stores Pakistan, the Defence ter, Mr. A. V. Alex, the House of Con night. The rate of delivery de*». ded upon the ava:lal stocks and thr Len < nrn duction, he added Mr. L. Oamman> had askedReuter - 180 words
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Article36 1949-05-19 8 CONTRABAND worth 100--000,000 yen has bee:, c flscated m the Ok:. Prefecture and 18 men ed m what the Jb;. police authorities bel'.(\ be the biggest smuggling ring uncovered go far In postwar ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Advertisement165 1949-05-19 8 RAFFLES HOTEL TONIGHT-THE COCKTAIL HOUR from 7 to 8 p.m. INFORMAL DANCE from 8.45 p.m CABARET ATTRACTION VIRGINIA CLAY LEE SULLIVAN The Queens of Boloney FRAHK PICKFORD HIS ORCHESTRA DEST I N E D to break even "Courtney*" and 'Spring m Park Lane" record* 7 HERBERJWILCOX l/J^f* t*iL ANNANEACLE/-V 5165 words
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Miscellaneous78 1949-05-19 8 HIGH TIDES Today: 2.21 a.m; 4.51 pjn Tomorrow: 3.22 a.m: I pjn. THE SAINT by Leslie Tharteris wt 1 vrt.. «*M>n ««TT«tf^ |tTM|I M V 0«I~0« IOTM WHAT KINM «UY JfW hTI A «f|l»Y wiUti 'VI I J J'^.r«»« B 4 SHOT- Tml SUYS WHO CWA*. jp (UOCITSj lEAPY TO78 words
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