The Singapore Free Press, 10 April 1950
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section18 1950-04-10 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA SINGAPORE, MONDAY APRIL 10, 1950. PRICE I'KN i KMs.18 words
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Article, Illustration250 1950-04-10 1 'Delicate' talk m Jakarta JAKARTA, Monday. yHK United States of Indonesian Government waiting for Captain Abdul Aziz's rebel troops to release their grip on Macassar called a conference yesterday to try to settle the political dispute over East Indonesia. The 1. 5.1. Premier, Dr MohammedA.P.; Reuter - 250 words
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Article112 1950-04-10 1 WASHINGTON. Mon THE United States Army plans to recruit more than 100.000 new reservists to be ready for quick combat duty, thus increasing the reserve to 367.000 men. The joint U.S. Chiefs of Staff are expected to tell the Defence Secretary. Mr. Louis Johnson, that the AirReuter; UP - 112 words
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Article, Illustration22 1950-04-10 1 There are certain lengths to which one must be prepared to go m the quest tor inside information, George22 words
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Article135 1950-04-10 1 PARIS, Monday. jfRKNCH fighttT-bombers have successfully bombtd Vietminh rebel armament factories and heavy mortar ammunition dumps hidden m natural grottoes 50 miles south of Hanoi. A French communique also reported that French troops had surprised and routed several Vietminh groups south-east of Hai Duong and south-eastReuter; A.P. - 135 words
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Article93 1950-04-10 1 BERLIN. Mon r FHE West has stocked Ber lin with enough food and i coal to mako a mockery of any new blockade. When the Russian block--1 ade began m June 1948. Ber--1 lin had only an average of 'six weeks' supplies on hand. i Now,A.P. - 93 words
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Article16 1950-04-10 1 Bulgaria and Esypt have signed a one -year trade agreement effective immediately. A. P.A.P. - 16 words
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Article30 1950-04-10 1 Free Press Staff Reporter Three armed bandits set finto an estate lorry and stole 50 identity cards from tappers and passers-by near Kuala t Kangsar m Perak yesterday.30 words
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Article153 1950-04-10 1 "THE following statement was issued last night by the office ot the Commission-er-General: An, article appearing m a Singapore newspaper of April 9 refers to Gen. Sir Harold Briggs and states that the I man who has been given the task ot running the antibandit campaign153 words
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Article24 1950-04-10 1 The nfUi death in Glasgow's outbreak of smallpox was reported last night. The victim was a 19-year-old nurse. Margaret Davidson A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article51 1950-04-10 1 The Philippines Government has imposed a ban on visas to Chinese wanting to return to the islands after living In Communist-held China. Mr. Jose Rodriguez, Consul for the Philippines m Hong Kong, said the ban was recently imposed by Mr. Jose Bejigzon, Acting Commissioner of Immigration.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article121 1950-04-10 1 Big arms traffic with Siam SAIGON Mon. INTERNATIONAL rl .ire engaged in nuigjling large quantities of arms to various rebel croups in South-Easr, Isian countries, it is earned here. Hone Kong Is said to be the naln co-ordination centre f«>r he arms trade. but the 3 hilippines is> the centra!A.P. - 121 words
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Article, Illustration243 1950-04-10 1 More newsh ips in Singapore Free Press Staff Reporter T ILT or newly-acquired ships, either British or Scandinavian, have been coming into Singapore Docks at the rate of one a week recently. At present there are three vessels on their maiden voyages alongside the wharves. The new Norwegian freighter BronxvilleFree Press - 243 words
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Article61 1950-04-10 1 From ALLAN LEWIS IPOH. Monday. MY best bets for today's races here are COLONY. SMILING THROUGH and PATS FANCY. For the Perak Derby I recommand INDIAN HEATHER. The going will be soft. TRESPASSERS best bet for the day is SMILING THROUGH. For the Drrby he gives61 words
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93 1950-04-10 1 Calwell 'does not mind' about Malaya MELBOURNE. Mon. MR. Arthur Calwell. Immigration Minister In the former Labour Government, told a Labour Party conference at Melbourne: "I don't mind Malaya for the Malays or Indonesia lor the Indonesians, but I say I want Australia for the Australians. "You cant have a93 words
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Article49 1950-04-10 1 MADE MONEY GAOLED A U.S. counterleiter. who eluded capture for 12 years, was sentenced to prison m Chicago for 15 years. He was Jagu Hedin, a Swedish immigrant, whose homemade copies of paper money were described by Secret Service agents as some of the best ever turned out.— A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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Article46 1950-04-10 1 Free Press Staff Reporter Two special constables and a Malay driver were wounded when 50 to 60 bandits attacked a lorry with Bren puns, Sten guns and rifles m the Kota Tinggi area of Johore yesterday. The bandiU set fire to the lorry.46 words
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Article33 1950-04-10 1 Ten armea and uniformed bandits robbed labourers m the Johore Bahru area of Johore on Saturday ol identity cards and burned down a labourers' kongsi house and a small rubber shed.33 words
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Article55 1950-04-10 1 The Hi!.ciu philosopher, Krishnarr.urti. who was hailed 30 years ago as the "New Messiah." gave a sermon to an enthusiastic crowd m Paris yesterday. People from provincial France and numerous tourists went to hear the 50-year-old suse. It was the first time he had spoken mUP. - 55 words
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Article75 1950-04-10 1 TOKIO Mun. A N arsonist U r«nmn m the heart of Tokio. Poli* c and Lrem^n alerted today after five tires had broken out within an hour last night In an a: than one third ot a square mile. Three more fires reported there earlyReuter - 75 words
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Article55 1950-04-10 1 fAN HENG. 44. an air enger from Manila, had among his personal baggage on hU arrival m Hong Kong six tins of condensed milk Revenue inspectors rattled, shook and opened up one can They found five tahils of gold and' took Tan to jail for55 words
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Article42 1950-04-10 1 HONG KONG. Mon CAI FUDIN. VI of the Sink. >pl'- I Provincial Government, has left Moscow fo: CJ Sai Fudin took pan In recent discussions wiih th n as a member <>f the Chinese Communist de- lion.— ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article16 1950-04-10 1 There is one motor v for every 18 persons in Belgium.- A. P.A.P. - 16 words
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Article1019 1950-04-10 2 Sam Shulsky - The U.S. Takes A Census Sam Shulsky By O.\ Saturday last week the United States Bureau of the Census In Washington, asked the American people nrxmt 50 personal questions questions about their age. place of birth, theii education, and many other things. It WU the seventeenth decennial census taken mUSIS - 1,019 words
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Article, Illustration26 1950-04-10 2 All the data received by the American census taker are put on the cards of a key-punch viachine and are passed throuoh many other computing viachines.26 words
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Article455 1950-04-10 2 J.W. TAYLOR - J.W. TAYLOR 11 V I^NOWN m his native Australia as "'the fighting padre", the Rev. Harry Thorpe will be visiting Scotland m May looking for a hero. H* 1 hopes that the publicity attached to his trip will attract the attention of the man455 words
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Article, Illustration468 1950-04-10 2 Maurue Wiggin - Maurue Wiggin m search of the best dressed man. \\;i*\l()l(\l\ I have never had the pleasure of meeting him, I fee! that I should get Oil fine with a Mr. F. Doolin, of Bootle. In a terse and admirable letter Mr. Doolin said bluntly:468 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous503 1950-04-10 2 SINGAPORE mary; 602 Coni Week vi.-rwrTuJT' T>chaikowski; 630 Gieat People m j .1- (f fhe Past— Christopher Colum--4X4 and 41. < metres. bu Tlme S i gna i Neva Tjn EMCritMCjP news from X.1.. Movie Magazine 8 World Affairs. .it rt) A.m. 8 15 Al Tour Request; 9 Take fl503 words
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Miscellaneous177 1950-04-10 2 New Crossword No. 17 A< ROSS 1. Low down way to s>ie.;p oi course <4). 3 Name pt« ;i Ur to one (til Muddles up Is and Are ts>. 9 De-kno( <5». 10. Uselessly locked when horse is gone (6 4> 12 D««\s he co-operatively make the si.ie do its177 words
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Miscellaneous57 1950-04-10 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR DORN today, your tre- nvndous powers may be used for good or illdepending upon the ideals >ou hold throughout life. You have a magnetic personality and abundant native talent. You knowhow to get along with all kinds of people and are a born leader, no natter what57 words
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Miscellaneous154 1950-04-10 2 Y*v >ca»S A3C. sew >jra<: ~A>Z! 7. OQ&'^C**' CCS «T n. for others is easily aroused and you would make a fine protagonist for any cause whatsoever. Just make sure that your good efforts are not diverted into channels unworthy of your powers. Your energies seem unceasing and when others154 words
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Article, Illustration59 1950-04-10 3 photo. BHle Moller. 22-year-old typist of Perth. Australia, smiles happily from the cockpit of the Tiger Moth plane m which she broke the Australian altitude record of this type of aircraft. Miss Moller. a member of the West Australian Royal Aero Club, reached a height of 17.000 feet iiid wasA.P. - 59 words
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Article, Illustration73 1950-04-10 3 phot" Members of the French expedition, which will attempt to climb the 25.000 ft. high Himaltvan pc-ik IMi.tu'a (iiri. (heck over some of thHr "min •>' n *»«r- 1 Maurice Her/og (centre) i-^ the leader of fhr txp^tfition. On his right If M. Je.m MU| anJ »m is I- >!.A.P. - 73 words
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Article, Illustration343 1950-04-10 3 NO MORE GLAMOUR FOR LORA Child actress career ended irnrr HOLLYWOOD, lilfcnday. JIDGE has taken child actress Lora Lee Michel from her foster parents and from the "glamour W l?-i A the m °vies" so *h r can bave a u'jrmal childhood. .The nine-year-old little film player was taken iromU.P. - 343 words
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Article52 1950-04-10 3 RANGOON. Mon. JTIVE hundred people have died from smallpox m Rangoon since last November and the hospital here must riose m 6 weeks unless it gets financial help. The hospital authorities have appealed to the Government and residents for help saying the hospital's funds are beingReuter - 52 words
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Article50 1950-04-10 3 Settlement of the Karbeilion by negotiation is "now too late for consideration." a Burmese Government spokesman said In Rangoon. He said that though the Government had "gone more than halfway to rome to terms v.ith them", the Karen* were determined to fight to :i finish. A.P.A.P. - 50 words
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Article75 1950-04-10 3 NEW YORK. Monday. HI Faitcd N-iUona has begun to tackle problems ut of one of the world's greatest tragedies—the unknown fate of thousands of "missing irho \.mished m six years of death and tation of Mie Second World War v it is beirm tackled by aReuter - 75 words
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Article, Illustration29 1950-04-10 3 An eveninr ffown to billow on the dame floor is thus tirt.in model made of Horrocksrs cotton and shown at thp "Cottons for Easter" par.ide at Selfridges m London29 words
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Article30 1950-04-10 3 Thf U.S. Government has worked out new proposals In Anglo-American oil con--sy which ar^ expected to save dollars for Britain and foreign markets for Am rican producers. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article41 1950-04-10 3 The House of Commons has recessed for Easter. Th<» members will return 0:1 I April 18 when the Chancel- lor of the Exchequer. Sir Stafford Cripps, introduces the Budget for the fiscal year 'which began on April 1.41 words
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Article53 1950-04-10 3 BOMB FOUND IN MacA's H.Q. Japanese workmen tu^c found a 500-pound bomb m a block of Gen. Mac- Arthur's headquarters m the heart of Tokyo. The bomb, apparently dropped by American planes 1 during the war, had lain for five years 50 feet from one lof the busiest crossroads iaReuter-AAP - 53 words
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Article14 1950-04-10 3 GOODWILL IN INDIA. PAK. rerenMv on arbout I kfl f'lt Of Sir Frederick ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Article67 1950-04-10 3 v.tsband. tr her I come to I another I A.P. Ruth sa:d "The woriG > be falling m on me .is refused to accept a British pledge that M rtw fcmte the Bauangwato tribe 1 r.^erte to h°r hu*»rand CAW !>e allowed to rmurn. Rpsti%e Bamangwwo TfysmenA.P.; U.P. - 67 words
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180 1950-04-10 3 CAIRO, iMonday. 4 RENEWAL of negotiations for a settlement of Anglo-Egyptian relations ij once asiin a current topic m London and C airo. There is some reason to suppose that Cairo is int about embarking jn full negotiations until a is clear whether theReuter - 180 words
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Article28 1950-04-10 3 vtTal cast's of Infantile paralysis have been n-ported n rthern Indo-China. :.irly at Hanoi and phong. All schools m the area r. ive been ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article40 1950-04-10 3 The third death In Glasgow's smallpox epidemic was reported on Friday night— a 17-year-old nurse In one of the city hospitals. Previous deaths among those affected by the disease were a woman doctor and a baby. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article33 1950-04-10 3 BELFAST police have detained 10 men after raids on houses m Republican )i the city 48 hours after the Northern Ireland Government ordered emergency regulations because of four recent bomo-tnrowing incidents.33 words
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Article, Illustration251 1950-04-10 3 BRIDOX i.« livet may tire. nn.r- than »DC crime m Wesi Op deuce Ji flUmonu-. ft -IP knu and South won witn U»e DecUr< r led Ibe Uni o- trump* and another uump t> Uu »-i«> Aiur which bt to mwl of dubs. Thus lost to W«Hi QUeea251 words
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Article, Illustration49 1950-04-10 3 photo. A massive new twin-jet helicopter known ts the V'H-17 is rolled into the oprn foi static tests m California. The craft is equipped vifh ext finely wide rotor blades and U believed to have been denned to lift heaw artillery loads, such v tanks and field wns.- A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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287 1950-04-10 3 Soviet Air Force 'BRILLIANTBUT NOT STEADY' LONDON, Monday. THE Red Air Force is capable of "brilliant achieve- ment" but "likely to deteriorate quickly under pressure of modern large scale air operations particularly m strategic attack or strategic defence." That is the conclusion reached by Mr. Asher Lee. a former BritishReuter - 287 words
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Article165 1950-04-10 3 New York try for rain NEW YORK, Monday. OOMEWHERE m the wooded wilderness of New York State's Catskill mountains, a small band of scientists is about to begin an experiment that may point the way to new life for vast areas of the earth. They're trying— for the first timeA.P. - 165 words
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Article20 1950-04-10 3 The flood danger In New South Wales now appears to have passed. Rivers are slowly receding. A. P.A.P. - 20 words
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Article50 1950-04-10 3 MANILA. Mon. AHAND-to-uand enroling between Constabulary troops and a band Of Com-munist-lPd Hukbalahaps m Isabela Province has r<' I In the killing of 15 dissidents and thfir commander. Reservists are beiii? railed to the colours by the government for ns^sibl* action m the flfld ReuterReuter - 50 words
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179 1950-04-10 3 ROMK. Monday. VL'ORLD WAR II? What's that? Officially. Italy's postwar high school graduates have never heard of the second world war. Nor m the classroom, have they ever heard of Benito Mussolini. For the past five years, m Italy's grammar schools and highA.P. - 179 words
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Article77 1950-04-10 3 THEY'VE DUG UP 6,000 BODIES CAIRO M-n. PROBING li. a past Egyptian aimhave c d no c than 6.000 bodies dating b.ctc I burial ground near I > suburb of Hehv The discoveries 1... made over a six-year pi There have been no n w Prof Etienne Drioton, tor-General iA.P. - 77 words
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Article52 1950-04-10 3 THE Turkish Foreign Mm >- ter. Mr. Necmedin 3aciak. iaid on Friday that Atlantic Pact was ir because It failed to i "most vulnerable" pa: Europe -the Eastern erraneun area. H° called tor an of the pact to include this region saying it the deience ofU.P. - 52 words
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Advertisement30 1950-04-10 3 DO YOU KNOW THAI WE CAN, WITHOUT ANY EXTRA COST TO YOU. MAKE PROMPT W DELIVERY TO YOUR HOUSE OF PHOENIX DRINKS PHOENIX AERATED WATER CO., ltd. "*<«. SINGAPORE 3709 370030 words
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469 1950-04-10 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Apr 10. 1950 THE POLICE WE NEED yr Uent move by i he Singapore Police Commoner. Mr R E Foulger. lo transfer 21 Chinese from Special Constabulary to tin regular force. These who have been on adit duty m Johore hoped --encourChinesr to join I469 words
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Article, Illustration1395 1950-04-10 4 HALL ROMNEY - HALL ROMNEY LONDON LETTER by IT wns not surprising to find Lord Milverton, m the House <>f Lords vigorously endorsing the protest which the "Straits Times" his made against the "Daily Worker," Ihe Communist newspaper m London, beinfl allowed to misrepresent, most venomously ns Lord Milverton1,395 words
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Article349 1950-04-10 4 James Burke - TURKS ARE READY FOR BATTLE James Burke By ALTHOUGH denied by Turkish and American officials stationed m Turkey, the Turk* have "at least 1 000.000 militarily trained men." according to reliable authorities m Ankara. The Turkish army is by far the largest and armed force opposed to rh-- Union mNANA - 349 words
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Letter To The Editor
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Letter437 1950-04-10 4 HEAD with diS| the two letters apoeaiing under "Mr. Manyam Under Fire; m your columns. To every active ACSU member this is 11 case of party and persiflage. Chta has been Koins ror quite some tin. \))o and no interested member could have missed the bitter feeliniz of437 words
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Article64 1950-04-10 4 THE British Colonial Secret--1 ary. Mr. James Griffiths, told the House of Commons that the British and colonial governments were takinp steps to safeguard themselves against serious Japanese competition m textile trade. He had been asked whethe: he was aware of the serious competition existing In East AfricaU.P. - 64 words
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Article76 1950-04-10 4 Peter Kalischer - Hara Kiri Wave In Japan Now Peter Kalischer B\ TOKIO. Mon. T<HE Japanese, m\ addiction to spectacular forms of selldestruction is world famous, are committing suicide at a higher rate today than ever before Economic distress, not thwarted love or an imagined offence to the Emperor, is the reason RivenU.P. - 76 words
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Advertisement26 1950-04-10 4 SPORTS TROPHIES i Supreme m Quality <tf Econnm ica I m Price. n S. P. H. de SUVA 45. High St., Spore. Kuala Lumpur Ipoh I26 words
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Advertisement12 1950-04-10 4 I ML Plmi New to Sittgflpoiv upholding the t null t ionfim12 words
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Article87 1950-04-10 5 Chinese send more money to China t H M.ifT Reporter and .>ent >: IDO 000 m fa- 11 to China m this year. a marked i of remit- pped heav- -after reading •ntrolI branches m PVdera- year ties vkhich ,We transurgent and i ifen and B a announced "club h87 words
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Article341 1950-04-10 5 DOCTORS PLAN PROTEST TO U.K. 'Unfavourable 9 report on pay Free Press Staff Reporter fHE Malaya branch of the British Medical Association may send a strong protest to its headquarters m the Tnited Kingdom regarding' a published report 'purporting to show that medical officers m Malaya are better off than341 words
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Article68 1950-04-10 5 4 N Indian was badly hurt -A and several others injured when a brawl broke out In a p in Cecil Stir the Free Press office 10 p m last night. d Indian wai behind with a t b^.r.s kicked by to ten other Inand68 words
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Article, Illustration37 1950-04-10 5 picture. LOOKING quite a s serious and devout as any of his elders. 13 -year-old Aman bin Kamsin chants a passage from the Koran at a Prophet's Day meeting held m Kampong Mariran. Singapore, yesterday.- Free PressFree Press - 37 words
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Article196 1950-04-10 5 Free Press Star! Reporter AIILLIONS of dollars change hands every year at Bukit Timah racecourse, vet only a tiny fraction of this amount is being: spent on libraries, playing fields and clubs for children, says the Kiwi League, a Singapore youth organisation. -ks il 1;196 words
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Article239 1950-04-10 5 FURTHER advance m the Singapore Junior Symphony Orchestra was marked last night when before a well-filled Victoria Hall they gave a concert with the Teachers Choral Society and Miss Hovita Anciano. A spirited and remarkably well-disciplined performance of Mozart's overture "The Marriage of Figaro" early set atK.S. - 239 words
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Article, Illustration433 1950-04-10 5 Her aim is to banish fear tree Press Staff Reporter Matilda Buxton, who recently received the k E f .°T ll er work m the educational field, runs the Plainfield Kindergarten m Singapore with one object- to banish fear from children's minds. Many of :he children who come to kindergartenFree Press - 433 words
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Article52 1950-04-10 5 F.P. Malay Correspondent FE gradual upliftment of the Malays m the econo--1 mic field through a widespread co-operative move- ment Is advocated by a Malay unofficial of the Kedah State Council, Inche Ismail Marit <m. Inche Ismail asks the Gvernment to appoint a body to consider s-uch52 words
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Article74 1950-04-10 5 AS the children* playground and walking facilities m th«* King George V Park are m the upper regions of the park, Singapore Municipal Commissioners have i«reed that there is no objection to allowing motor vehicles to enter the park and park on the approach roads to74 words
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Article94 1950-04-10 5 T'HE death occurred early this morning at her home of Mrs. Helena Maude Goodland, aged 75. Mrs. Goodland was the wife |of the late Mr. E. S. Good- land, former Deputy Registrar of Vehicles, Singapore. I She was the daughter of a 1 Dutch shipping94 words
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Article28 1950-04-10 5 Officers of the Malay Youth Library Association. Singapore, are: President. Inche Mohamed Hanifah bin S. Kanoo; secretary. Sunaimi bin Haji AmSn; treasurer. Syed Ahmad bin Suhor.28 words
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Article124 1950-04-10 5 Training for four A .S.P.s Free Press Stuff Reporter Ij>OUR Singapore-born p Lected for ti Ing m British police methods m the United Kingdom will leave for England m July this year. They are Assistant Superintendents of Palice A. Thurai Rajah and his brother A Ananda Rajah. John Le Cain124 words
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Article, Illustration22 1950-04-10 5 picture ALFAT binte Abdul LatifT. reciting Mtm from Koran m Kampong Mar it an off -fctwnw Ml id Singapore, yesterday Free PressFree Press - 22 words
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Article24 1950-04-10 5 ISLAN D PICNIC Mure 200 people, and guests of the Kiwi Leapue Club. Singapore, attended a picnic on Palau Bantu 'Rainbow Island i yesterday.24 words
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Article23 1950-04-10 5 'BAILA PARTY A Sinhalese natir:. "Baila" party will pay I to-house visit! irom April 14 to April 17 to mark Sinhalese national day.23 words
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Article164 1950-04-10 5 Free Press Staff Reporter A 14-YEAR-OLD girl, Alfat binte Abdul TatlfY, the youngest girl m Singapore to recit c from 1 Koran, yesterday made a deep impression on an audience of about 200 Muslims who gathered t Kampong Marican, off Serangoon Road, to hear164 words
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Article30 1950-04-10 5 STATE LOTTEREIES OPPOSED A reso! holding c unanl d cently. The fd that the Coy. approve the holding of Lotn b olation net* of Islam. State G Federation I tor,30 words
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Advertisement56 1950-04-10 5 MEN! Heres your chance TO SAVE ON GENTS SUITINGS AT SALE PRICES NOT §TO BE REPEATED AGAIN! SPLENDID VALUES! te ilKlrtU VfUkjitD 4lHHffll»F SUIT LENGTHS 0F 3 Yds H sUmmkP^ n P' am Colours of Fawn. Brown or suitings. USUALLY 512.50 PER YD. OUR ANNUAL SALE now proceedinc NOW $8/5056 words
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Article, Illustration336 1950-04-10 6 NO WORLD TITLE BID FOR DAVE SANDS YET 'Solomons will decide later 9 HAVE Sands, middleweight boding champ ion of the British Empire, who arrived with his manager-trainer, Tom Ma^uire. Snr., by air from Sydney yesterday, has no definite plans after his fight against Boy Brooks, triple champion of tKeR.M.; Free Press - 336 words
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Article, Illustration642 1950-04-10 6 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS Malaya's best sprinter By VO REGRETS has earned the right to be called the greatest sprinter m Malaya at present. His convincing victory at Ipoh on Saturday was his 11th. iii tnis country. His earnings are now he is threatening BrightFree Press - 642 words
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Article72 1950-04-10 6 Stylish win for Derby 'hope niSING Flam*, a Nor'hern 'hope 1 for the 2 000 Quineaa and Derby, on 6 ly enhanced nil to consideration with ory In \he Roseberrv Stakes o?cr one d S ocki«)n Lord Allendale'i 9 s r lon by a length from Bllbrough, .i \on *xhnReuter - 72 words
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Article33 1950-04-10 6 gPAIN qualified for the Cup tow Ln Brazil later U. hey drew with Portugal two-all before a crowd <»f 70 000 the i ise I I Madrid 1 ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article68 1950-04-10 6 THK fir>t tram player*, of the Hull Kutl.v l.ea^jiif cluo were on strike on Saturday. They refused to play against llunslrt because th. directors would not them a bonus. To meet their League ensagement with Hunslrt. the Hull directors cho^e a reserve team and decidedA.P. - 68 words
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Article91 1950-04-10 6 Toweel keeps title VIC Toweel. the British Em- pi'.e bantamwelyrr champion, retained his title by J outpointing Fernando Gagnon of Canada as Johannesburg on Saturday nigh* Tovpel won nearly every ,o!ie of the 15 rounds and non had little to offer 1 part from toughness and r spoiling tactics. OagnonReuter - 91 words
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Article28 1950-04-10 6 pHE M M Allen I f.nal of the Dai ..i badmint4 Toony Ahm Miss Klrsten Thon won the All-Eneland doubles month, b\ ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article310 1950-04-10 6 ll'lTH two rhomas Tup jilawrs m tlioir team. Selan^or on Saturday mnic a dean >wrrp m tiieir Foong Seoog Cup badminton against Krdah. winning all nine games played m the Sultan Humid ollrge Hall. \loi Star. iiif iiump team pi:r up a •i:i T '>«*310 words
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Article193 1950-04-10 6 Frum JIM CHAMBI K^ QVHDOLAND, the clever fc^tbaJl team tiom the north-east of Enfland. unbeaten mi n the Eti^lKi league since Dec. 27, are leading m the ♦N( ti d of -season race for the championshin the iiJ!i IMvision. With a clearrut three pA.P. - 193 words
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Article152 1950-04-10 6 PROBLEM of finding the most suitable type oi artificial pitch to further I a< vfiopment of English cricket is brim: tuckled at Lord's headquarters of th<! game. In their efforts to pr.v>ui t > artificial pitches i urn In public parks and by clubs andReuter - 152 words
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Advertisement103 1950-04-10 6 NOW MOWING 11. 1.45. 4. b. 36 930 p.m. VERT SOON I ■own jinin CAREY-WINTERS ft cmEI East \V^ off Java sMH M I— J— fc4 NOW >lOWINC. 11. 1.45, 4. u:,\) ft «U0 p.m X \^M\ ROOTY SIPIT \K KOOMAI V)K^ P. KAMLtK fci BAKTI" tr.'N.'nted by IV \Y103 words
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Miscellaneous133 1950-04-10 6 irfdndrdkE to //ip Singapore Free Press m Malaya MANOIU^Y r^^ HYPNOTICALLY- C\<±*l IHI OPTtN r^PAPD Mtl CWW L v T W W* 2ft -,*-H I WILL. ',?£AKQ; •■aS.PLEASEH I f S lAN£T WHOOWN^ jrj SHOW Me SIV- TftICKS, J /<i *'jt\^^W k -^-C^ *i I l\^w A&ti J c -^^|^y133 words
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Article, Illustration852 1950-04-10 7 3 HORSES TO SCORE DOUBLES Indian Heather to win 'Derby' By ALLAN LEWIS IWF JPOH, Monday. r f HE eagerly-awaited "Perak Derby", richest race to be run m Mala>a. will be the attraction today, the final day of the Perak Tuxf Club's Easter meeting. Though not an easy race theFree Press - 852 words
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147 1950-04-10 7 KG HAN driving his which he on the event cars of 1.500 cc and eeord time of n half a mile at Motor Club .it Lim Chu rday. i time wa s 1.4 than ihat return- v last m, the programme eri147 words
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Article219 1950-04-10 7 tV'I.NXER of the championship at the keenly-con- tested Johore Bahru Rifle Association two-day Faster shoot at Johore Bahru was Ismail bin Abu Mackenzie w as runner-up. Lieiu.-Col. Haji Yahya. veteran Bisley I off the revolver and rapid fire events. Ha.s^an bin Othman and G. Mackenzie won219 words
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Article77 1950-04-10 7 JJILLY TALBERT of the United States and Sven Davidson of Sweden yester- won their way into the men's singles final o$ the inlernational tennis tournamen In Monte Carlo. Talbert defeated Tony Travers tU.S. 6-2. 7-5. 6-*4. and Davidson beat J. Drobnv 6-4 6-2. 4-6. 6-3. InU.P. - 77 words
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Article37 1950-04-10 7 SATURDAYS Irian Leafw soccer resilltl \\r:e. Bangor 1. PcrTadOVfl O; Cliltonvill 1, Colerjine :< I>iry 2. Crusaders O: Distillery j Ballymena U. I Otenavon 1. i L infield 2: Glentoran 2. Aids L— Reuter A. P.Reuter; A.P. - 37 words
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Article37 1950-04-10 7 THE Ptnang Chinese Swimming Club beat the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club 50-29 m their annual Easter aquatic meet held at Tg Bungah. Penang, over the weekend Singapore however, won the water-polo by 6 o.37 words
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Article72 1950-04-10 7 ABDUL BARI. ol Bombay will meet Mahmoud El Karim. of Egypt, the Bntlsta open champion, m the final of the Scottish squash rackets championships at Edinburgh. In the semi -finals played last night Bari defeated the only surviving English player, w. *E. Clements, by 9-2.Reuter - 72 words
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Article967 1950-04-10 7 Reuter UK Football League placing after Saturdays matches > MiLISH LEAGI-E— DIV I pWDL F A P Sunderland 37 19 10 8 73 52 48 Mehester U. 38 17 13 8 64 40 41 Liverpool 38 17 13 BbO Blackpool 36 17 12 74d29 46 Pom.-nouthReuter - 967 words
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Article201 1950-04-10 7 ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JfcEP CALL BOY POINTER RACE 1 COLONY MOVIE COLONY j COLONY COLONY Glencoe Colony Glenroc <.lrn<<>. (.Irnoor 2.30 RACE 2 SMILING THROUGH SMILING THROUGH SMILING THROUGH BOW LECiS ARABINT Beauman Arabint Arabinl i Smiling I hrough Bow I 3.05 Arabint Bow Leo201 words
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Article244 1950-04-10 7 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS PHK Yong stable is confident that Indian Heathen will win the Perak Derby over a mile and a na f at Ipoh this afternoon. Racegoers on the course this morning were of opinion, however, that the race will develop into a keen tussle between244 words
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Article60 1950-04-10 7 OILL Houliston, the Queen ol JM South centre-fo! -»-«rd. w. lid; awn from the ScoMish mx--BCT learn to play England *t Hampou; P;.ik. G. q \p::\ 15. Houliston nun an Mkk h Scottish Cup semi-flnal replay against Glasgow Ranki^rs last Wednesday. SroUand's new eentw-farward i60 words
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Article179 1950-04-10 7 J)R M. C Bain and DA O Davies entered the rinai m the Mai&yan Golf Assoc. tion championship yesteiu:.y M the Royal Singapore Golf Club Bain bea: A B Davie«> I the quarter final by 4 and S and was leading 7 up m the semi-final179 words
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Article121 1950-04-10 7 Cooke scores 85 for Police THE rfdM mmlk h between Indian .v.vx-ia-ion and the P. Training S< hex played a Ma Road, was abandoned *hen i he I A had tost tttta w.rke 1 23 runs m reply to the Poll ;of 151. An inning*, of 85 by J C121 words
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Article, Illustration498 1950-04-10 7 BELOW is the card of events for today's Ipoh races. There will be one double tot only -on Races 4 and 5. The Bij» Sweep will be drawn on Race 7. RACE 1-2.30: CL. 2, DIV. 3 6F. --O Picture Goer Spowart 9.00 Coastguard < 8.12 221 ColonyFree Press - 498 words
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Article131 1950-04-10 7 PAKISTAN were eliminated from the Davis Cup tennLs competition yesterday when the Philippines gainea ,i winning lead m the first round European zone tie at Manila. The Philippines, who won tiie first two singies on Saturday. wd*n tiie doubles yesterday and now lead by threeReuter - 131 words
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313 1950-04-10 7 SINGAPORE led Selangor by 10 runs on the first innings In their inter-State cricket match on the Selangor Club padan? \esterday highlight of their play being a fine knock »p of 92 by tlie Singapore C.R.C. batsman. Cheons Thiam Siew Singapore declared their313 words
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Advertisement73 1950-04-10 7 SCFA beaten 2-1 I F.A. l tt Ipof. for a sc r a k. I 111 wo vi; hi: recommend il-directed and r\-r-\i itnu picture PAVILION TODAY FOUR SHOWS .v I .0 p.m. KRH roKIMX.N N\lM\ (.K\> dCM II am to FIV "IN j XXI DC*H4« I >« rc^nin? 073 words
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Advertisement33 1950-04-10 7 ENJOY THE NEW BRIGHTER ATMOSPHERE RAFFLES BALLROOM Today's Programme with CASTILLO AND HIS ORCHESTRA LUNCH TIME ORCHESTRAL MUSIC 1 to 2 p.m. COCKTAIL MUSIC 7 to 8 p.m. DANCE MUSIC from 9 p.m.33 words
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Article19 1950-04-10 8 TEH: On slh April. at .ar.g Kerbau Hospital. Singa•o Valeric »P:p». »ife of S E Teh. a son.19 words
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Obituary25 1950-04-10 8 GOODLANI>-Ar No. 8 St Road Sin«ai>or€. early Ihii morning. Helena Maude Good 'and. 75 jrears. Funeral at Itidartiri H S p m today. Deeply25 words
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Article25 1950-04-10 8 I'Hc FAMILY •>! the late Mr. c rick Glav» of Singato thank all friends. :.jers of the .ift* who sent «N funeral on 7 4.5025 words
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Article, Illustration259 1950-04-10 8 15 junks sunk m new bid HONG KONG, Mortday. REPORTS that the Communist high command had ordered the immediate capture of Hainan and invasion of Formosa within the next four \veek<* coincided with the smashing of a new invasion bid on Hainan by 20 troopladen junks,Reuter; A.P.; U.P. - 259 words
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147 1950-04-10 8 PARIS, Monday. 4 21-YEAR OLD former student of religion momentarily disrupted Easter services m Notre Dame Cathedral yesterday by climbing into the pulpit and speaking m praise of atheism. His speech was drowned out by the outraged 'Ties of worshippers. He was ousted irora the pulpit,A.P. - 147 words
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Article31 1950-04-10 8 The Governor-General of the Sudan Sir Robert G. Howe, said yesterday that the Sudan's first census will be held m 1952. The population is believed to be 7.600.000.— A.P.31 words
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Article43 1950-04-10 8 SAN FRANCISCO. Mon PINTAIL du.k which MMM handfd hist \iuu>t m California was shot iii tin- Cook Islands of thr South P.i< i(i( hy a N>w Z-.il inrl huntrr. Thr birds traJU-FarUk flight i* rstini.itrd :it .">OO milrs. A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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106 1950-04-10 8 One way of roughing it in the wilds KHARTOUM. Moil. A MEXICAN millionaire* OUghlng It" and In \\\r r.i\v"' while out bi^ game hunting In Juba territory is detcrib»'d tn the Sudan Star. W:'h a p;irtv of frlfiid-.. the ■passman pushed into Mg imm t.':: .iu.tv from rr.;liiation and \.\eA.P. - 106 words
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Article29 1950-04-10 8 Senator Harry p. < tiington, said he ml Introduce a bill to inquire to bear amis for 'he CJnl tea before b« k o ciilzenshio.- A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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193 1950-04-10 8 OSAKA. Monday. JAPANESE newspapers, hitherto reluctant to take up the subject, now are nublishing interviews with sirls who have been Irft behind' by American soldiers. The stories are not bitter m naturf but have a tone of beautiful love and beautiful sadness." TraditionallyU.P. - 193 words
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Article82 1950-04-10 8 A KOI ND Hallowe'en lime mi n 1048 the Evening Outlook m Santa Monica (Cal.) received an announcement of the engagement of Barbara Huff. :»1. and Boftr Lowe. 23. It turned out to bi« a hoax— the boy and mrl. students; at Tola, scarcely knew each other.A.P. - 82 words
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Article50 1950-04-10 8 A band of fju heavily arm^d Arabs attacked and looted a Bedouin village, 12 miles v of Beersheba. according to ftj) Israeli broadcast. A Bedouin ol a neighbouring tribe was killed helping the villagers. Israeli trooas pursued the marauders to near the Egyptian frontier A. P.A.P. - 50 words
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Article89 1950-04-10 8 WHITLEY BAY. Northumberland! Monday. BRITAIN'S Independent Labour Party a splinter group unrepresented In Parliament yesterday railed OQ the Labour Government declare Britain'! neutrali::i any future world conflict." At its annual conference here, the party also urged Premier Clement A' tier to abolish conscription and 'militaryReuter - 89 words
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Article55 1950-04-10 8 J'HE .strike picture m the East Sumatra plantation' i remained unchanged yesterday as the Labour Minister was being expected from Jakarta to try and find a settlement. Planting circles did not hide their concern that should the strike continue the whole of the 1950 tobaccoReuter - 55 words
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Article17 1950-04-10 8 An Illinois doctor owns a fox terrier- and a torn cat who are both 24 years old.17 words
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Article64 1950-04-10 8 Dr Toyihiro Kagawa. Japanese evangelist and sociologist now touring West Germany, said In Frankfurt that the or. ly effective means To' meet the menace of Com-! muni.sm was to spread Christianity among the East Asian peoples. Every possible aid should be given to lecd the peoples ofReuter - 64 words
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Article90 1950-04-10 8 PHILADELPHIA. Monday {'LAY tablet* believed to be 4.000 jrean old and bear inij insciipllons regarded by experts as the world's oldest known literature bare been found m the ancient rtty of Nippur. 100 mile* south of Bagdad. American archaeoio?i.sia traoi the l T n.Reuter - 90 words
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Article17 1950-04-10 8 Tht> world is reaching a over-production ne AasV v I IlinUtor. Senator I 'loav.- ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article34 1950-04-10 8 Boys and girls like this job SYDNEY. Mon. 11/ HrN MrNivni Bros. IT ltd Sydney's biggest ice rream manufacturer, advrrti.srd for tastrrs to t#*M a nrw product, hundrrd> «f boys and mrls applied.- A.P.A.P. - 34 words
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Article17 1950-04-10 8 Two commemorative stamp* will br Issued m connection with the 1951 Festival of Britain A.P.A.P. - 17 words
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Article130 1950-04-10 8 SYDNEY. Monday A STEER broke loose at Sydney showgrounds while being prepared for the opening' of this city's annual show. It ran wild for an hour over the showgrounds and out mto a street and this is what happened A stout man leapt owr aA.P. - 130 words
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Article28 1950-04-10 8 Yugoslavia yesterday protested against "•hostile acts' by the Bulgarian Government m connection with the recent trial of a group of Bulgarians and Yugoslavs m Sofia. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article195 1950-04-10 8 NEW FLYING DISC TALE AMARU I A (Texas), Monday. pVELYE-YEAK-OLD David Lightfoot claimed yes- terday that he had seen fixing saucer" and had touched it. He has a witness U> back his statement plus an inflamed arm and f ace which, he said, were causedU.P. - 195 words
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Article79 1950-04-10 8 I. A PAZ M 0 ])< »i i I A -d be* 60 to from 117 6 to 16. sterile ad bjjmed im--1 ca c>ia In a jf finar.Ci.ii iMMliTfl an yesterday (nation j ■I h as uhoa:. flour, p and togar. Aa vk^u v Coca CReuter - 79 words
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Article34 1950-04-10 8 The Japanese governmen* has returned a war loot ol diamonds, worth US$l.lOO 000. U) the governments <>i Britain. France, the and China on the orders of General IfacAlthur*! Civil Property Custodian.- A..A.P. - 34 words
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Article31 1950-04-10 8 Pek.ng Rariio las; n.. said that the firsi national security and health reg_ .mine* m been drafted by the Preparatory Comrr. Hi tonal Coaln.i: L m of China ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article33 1950-04-10 8 Britons back wage freeze Par 000 n backed fr?» Uoven Tin par Ti.I of den work the G bur Tho The N the T.UJ p~ r The Nati «t Br.. poo* preinc.- ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article, Illustration57 1950-04-10 8 picture Donald and Stephanie Jones, aged five, read the inscription on the new tombstone erected on the urave of Simon, the cat V.C at the Peoples Dispensary for Sick Animals field of re.st at WoodfcvrdbridKr K<»ad. Uford. London. The children are the son and daughter of Mr. X Jones firstA.P. - 57 words
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Miscellaneous13 1950-04-10 8 niCH TIDES To6a\ a.m. 6.39 p.m. Tomorrow: 4."!U a.m. s It, p.m. I13 words
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