The Singapore Free Press, 4 July 1950
1950-07-04
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Title Section18 1950-07-04 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA N SINGAPORE, TUESDAY JULY 4, 1950. PRICE TEN (EMS18 words
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Article479 1950-07-04 1 SUWON HANGING ON: G.I.'S NEAR Cruiser sinks 6 North vessels gOUTH Korean forces were still holding out tenaciously m outflanked Suwon today and fighting desperately to prevent complete encirclement before American troops could come to their aid. An American light cruiser sunk six North Korean vessels, bringing to 11 theReuter; A.P. - 479 words
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Article58 1950-07-04 1 New crisis for Yugoslavia? BELGRADE, Tuesday. >S1 VVI V was cautioned yesterday by an \rm iptkeSMUl to beware of a new series of arms rattling* 1 incidents ilong the Russian-led form borders. nel Ljubo Andjelic, writing: m the Politika. said the propaganda campaign proportions of the so-called August ar laA.P. - 58 words
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Article62 1950-07-04 1 THE Burmese Foreign Office yesterday refused to comment on a report that the United Nations had sent a memorandum to Burma asking the government's views on the Security Councils :ution. A spokesman told nei papermen. 'I have nothing to According to a report, rhe Burmese cabinetA.P. - 62 words
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Article84 1950-07-04 1 STRAFED BY OWN PLANES SOUTH KOREA FRONT. Tu'es. LTNITED STATES ground troops, digging m for their first dash with North Korean invaders, had a first taste of fire today when strafing fighters believed to be American piloted jet s dropper out of the ski/, rockets and ouns blazing. The war84 words
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Article68 1950-07-04 1 CJECURITY lores m Johore O last niuht h"r»'d m two bandits, killing one. a Chinese, and wounding the oth^r, a ■nil. who ran Into the jungle. Closing m on the Tamil and firing at him, the security force hit a grenade hanging from the man's belt.68 words
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Article63 1950-07-04 1 Markets jittery again ,1 .4 nurk ta i. .tin nervous yester\t» ndrd m, VltUTtuiiipinu Iroin Mft of the I m iii^t under 'Id m Hon< 1 it one day. It later deon rumour> N.irth IHttll talks. >id m the ui -ridden <>t ;»i-'Nt'ni Last id rumours of Ru>- v «>r63 words
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Article12 1950-07-04 1 to X remain to make designs m ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article, Illustration111 1950-07-04 1 As (iiles (and his "family") see the Korean conflict. Free Press Staff Reporter THE managf i or a Europeancm ned estate m J</ii>re who was proceeding from one division of his estate to another escaped a bandit ambush yesterday. He found his road blocked and was111 words
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Article77 1950-07-04 1 BRITAIN'S glorious slut of cess is at an end. Shops may soon be putting them back on the ration. Only the large stores who were able to stock up m cold storage will be able to serve customers with all the eg?s they want. For Britons, theReuter - 77 words
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Article, Illustration29 1950-07-04 1 picture This radioed picture shows .Mr. Tfjgve Lie. SecrHary(ieiH»ral of the I'nited Nations, chatting with the South Korean delegate. John Myiin (hang, at the recent Security Council m?rtine. A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article56 1950-07-04 1 Sir R. Urqu hart resigns post LONDON. Tucs. THE British Foreign Under- Secretary, I Ernest Davies, tolti Parliament yesterday that the British Con-sul-General m Shanghai Sir Robert Urquhan, wai being relieved of his post us a rr<er of routine and for personal reasons. It was hoped lo replace him oy56 words
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Article16 1950-07-04 1 The British destroyers Comiis and Cockade left Hong Kong yesterday for northern waters.16 words
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Article160 1950-07-04 1 LAKE SI CCESS. Tuesday. VORTH Korea yesterday protested to the United Nations Organisation against what it called American armed intervention In Korea and "barbarous bombardments of Korean towns and villages". The United Nations released the text of a long Note from Mr. Pak Hen Nen160 words
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Article205 1950-07-04 1 LONDON, Tuesday. OKI! UN'S highest tribunal yesterday refused to *^play the role of Solomon m a "whose baby case fought all the way up from the lower courts of Australia. As a result Mrs. Noel Jenkins of Kyneton. Victoria, will keep little Nora Jenkins claimed by Mrs.A.P. - 205 words
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Article53 1950-07-04 1 Attempt to burn house AN attempl wis mad i lo burn down a house m Tx.\ Boon Liat Terrace, cff Pasir Panjan» Road. Singa-po.-e. at 1.30 a.m. today The tenant of the house found a burning bundle of old clothes which had been roaked m benzine nsnr hia back-door. No53 words
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Article69 1950-07-04 1 Three-Power experts conference on the lu'nre of Germany met m London for the first time yesterday. The study group of B y French and American cxpeits on Germany, set up by the Big Three Western Ministers at their May meeting m London, have little more than eiuhtReuter - 69 words
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Article298 1950-07-04 1 LONDON, Tuesday. pOVERNMENT otlieials said y.-sin day that Britain is not likely to send troops or aircraft to Korea unl ns the United Stain, calls for them. They spoke after the British cabinet had me' and discussed up-to-the minute report on the overall KoreanA.P. - 298 words
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Article20 1950-07-04 1 Five hundred Turkish volunteers are ret ieava for South Korea to t\ii: North Koieun Comi: invaders- A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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Advertisement65 1950-07-04 1 IN SAFE HANDS yuur iv be entrust the oldest ible dryclean«'r.' PARIS DRYCLEANING CO. nuuo St.. Spore. M ***** Lei: your Conscience be your Guide ASK YOURSELF Can I afford to be extravagant and NOT take advantage of the low prices for HighClass Foods now being offered at FITZPATRICK'S CASH65 words
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Advertisement27 1950-07-04 1 WEDDING GIFT. oe EXCIUSIV* this timt Call Select From Oui Latest Collection LANKA JEWELLERS 20. Battery R<l. S pore p^ i > T famous for flavour EstabUshed 188327 words
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Article, Illustration135 1950-07-04 2 r>H Margai 20 m es the i ier of her She la taking i ol the engagewhich would :iy h^ve been Aed by Princ abeth, who will attend no more official i i.i t ions until after second baby la In a few months' -i.Recentri Pr I t»135 words
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Article, Illustration707 1950-07-04 2 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4 H ♦♦♦+>t WILLIAM HARDCASTLE finds that m America the trend is to "carry indulgence towards children to almost fanatical extremes'*, t WASHINGTON. A RATHER startling sign m Washingcon s Zoological Gardens reads: "Lost children will be taken to the lion house." This commendably firm attitude707 words
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Article85 1950-07-04 2 IN mid-July girls from 14 international airlines will compete for the title of 14 Miss Airways 1950" at an national Sports Day and Fete to be held at throw, near London. Important are qualities of leadership, sane froid. ciency, and even temp* 1 of the test85 words
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Article412 1950-07-04 2 KAY MURRAY - A U.S. WOMAN'S DIARY By T»HE news that the A King wears a tartan dinner jacket had American repercussions that have kept the tailors clashing their shears m a frenzy. Conservative dressers, who have consistently ordered sober navy blue or grey suits for years, are coming m and demanding lounge412 words
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Advertisement83 1950-07-04 2 fle*i4iU4±to C ke iijA XhrVroud^»-Kg£^ 5 j treasure ■E^S^H P.H.HENDRY JEWELLER 7S, NORTH BRIDGE RD. S PML PHONE 7421 LADIES* HAIR STYLISTS .^g^W^ HAIR CUTTING v4j3^ PERMANEf4T WAVING > MANICURE jC '^Yin MAYNARD BLDG '^Km if. Jtwiiit'ti A>.i. c > ».i £&&&l _s~*^s->s^r^s~^ "v^^n/xtn^*^ You Moy Wow Place your orders83 words
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Miscellaneous223 1950-07-04 2 /OUR LUCKY STAR DORN today, >our strong tune should be yours. will and tremendous Learn not to be im patient self-control are your major if things do not work out characteristics. You seem as you expect. Your intuito hive the secret of mind tions are apt to be espeover matter.223 words
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Miscellaneous298 1950-07-04 2 New Crossword No. S9 (ll»s \(R()SS 1. 20. Sop sacking Puss, and give away a I, 3. 3, 3). 8. Without this it Ls Bobson's choice <IM. 9. Fox-hunting colour <4). 11. Cringing colour t4>. 12 lie's changed sex <3» 14. Is what you put off put on this? (5).298 words
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Article312 1950-07-04 3 AMERICA'S NEW ECONOMIC POLICY 'Long range and world-wide WASHINGTON, Tuesday DRESIDENT Truman's special assistant, Mr Gordon Gray has been instructed by the White House to draft a long range, world-»id c economic policy "S United States after the Marshall Plan ends m 1952, with the specific objective of raising theU.P - 312 words
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Article, Illustration49 1950-07-04 3 picture Left: The steeple of tamed old Geor?en Kirclir (St. George's Protestant hurch) m East Berlin before demolition by order of the Communist authorities who declared the steeple unsafe, m spite of the protests of the church authorities. Right: the scene following the detonation of dynamite charges. A. P.A.P. - 49 words
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10 1950-07-04 3 'NO FOREIGN ELEMENTS' QUIRINOWARNS >.: a lion Mr he I our10 words
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16 1950-07-04 3 'Ninotschka': a weapon of demoracy i ha a r home- Ml by j A F 116 words
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Article156 1950-07-04 3 FRANKHKT Tuesday. i [s i t.rrnun book stort's are crammed with iran books ranging from "Forever Amber" i! <l.i\\ Decision m Germany" •<>o copies of v.eh-known' American sold m We* Germany during the rs and U.S. otrv ay that sales are increasing. iicTi, n and litA.P. - 156 words
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Article132 1950-07-04 3 COW HESTER, Monday. HAEOLOGISTS are planning this summer to umover the hidden secrets of Britain's first [Coman town as part of the commemmoration of the '">"th anniversary of the foundation of Colchester the modern town built on the ruins of that i ntnries-old Roman encampment. Tht-132 words
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Article107 1950-07-04 3 Penalties increased twenty fold J LUSAKA. N. Rhodesia Tuesday. PENALTIES for drunken and reckless driving m NorthI crn Rhodesia are increcsed twenty-fold by a motor traffic amendment Ordinance which has received its second reading m the LesisiaUve Council. The Bill provides that a person driving under the influence of liquorReuter - 107 words
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Article34 1950-07-04 3 The Boriei r.rwi,papeT [iresjrestercU u-ked Ocn Mac Arthur lor allegedly converting Japan into a base tor military operations m the Far East The article did not mention the Korean war34 words
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Article60 1950-07-04 3 Vote on equal pay postponed GENEVA. Til' s. FE International Labour conference committee on equal pay for men and women voted to postpone any decision until next year's annual meeting of the International Labour Organisation. The committee's recommendation which was voted by 50 to 39 with seven abstentions, is subjectReuter - 60 words
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Article, Illustration31 1950-07-04 3 photo. Mr. X \v Blackh«rnr. M.(i <« in,,-. „,r of Information Services, Colonial Office, who has been appointed Governor and Commander-in-chief of the Leeward Islands m wccession to Lord Baldwin.— British OfficialBritish Official - 31 words
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Article37 1950-07-04 3 The court left off on a good behaviour band a man who admitted assaulting his wife and mother-in-law on Mothers' Day. Leslie Harrison told Uip court there had been provocation from his mother-in-law— A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article56 1950-07-04 3 THERE i.s a "back-log" oi 1 orders for more than 3,000 crawler-type tractors of an estimated value of £AlO.OOO--000 m Australia, the National Development Minister, Mr R. G. Casey stated. Mr. Casey said these type tractors wore not made m Australia or any ether soft currency area andReuter - 56 words
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154 1950-07-04 3 Entertainers to revive tourist trade OSTEND, Mon. FRENCHMEN, Swedes and 1 Americans will convert on Belgium's coast this summer m an effort to keep Bel gian tourists at home. Alarmed at the nnanc:al loss caused by nearly 58 percent Belgians vocaUcnlne abroad, the coastal tourist trade has called on suchA.P. - 154 words
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Article, Illustration36 1950-07-04 3 photo. MISS Madha Yodh, l\ daushterol a Bombay doctor was married to Mr. Carl S. von Essn. »4. at Stanford Iniversity. California. U.S.A. Above: The bridegroom tuts tV- weddin e cake for his bride A .P.A.P. - 36 words
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Article, Illustration231 1950-07-04 3 I I Pas* A Paca Pass All PftM nout portunif. be failed d there hearts. notrump conclusion x'remelv cade 1 I a low dlar caliei for time commuter's V with an brldg imc presBur the? do fe?l timins? Ar i» ha- a :u what South If he lost231 words
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Article148 1950-07-04 3 M VMLA. Tuesday. L\\RICHED M rice is now bfing produced m the Philippines. For centuri^ rice has filled the stomachs of Orientals without providing all the food needs of the rest of the body Recent experiments showed that the food value of nee could be increased148 words
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Article88 1950-07-04 3 lUSTSALM i> srouins up hut i( has bad ffrouing y They are reflected m gr aacV c shortages that ar, spo.lmg the orderly growth of this countr> These shortages range from brirks Mrel. cement and timber for houses or city buildings, to *ire for reacing farn s orA.P. - 88 words
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132 1950-07-04 3 CON-MEN 'OFFER' SITES FOR FESTIVAL LONDON, Tues. I A 1 EST racket to fleer-* Britain*! small shopKeepers are offers of 1951 Festival of Britain sites Confidence tricksters are canvassing troders with promises of priority placing. They show the .shopk^epi list of tradesmen who are to get sites, offer to arrmnctReuter - 132 words
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Article73 1950-07-04 3 DANISH rioep iea cxj>°.lltion will probably tr» Indonesia m the COM next year to explore tlv around the Indonesian Archipelago. The exploration trip n»K* year will be made by th« "Galathea.' a iri«ate ot the Royal Danish Nay b will b»- rominandf'd by CaoC Grove,73 words
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Advertisement37 1950-07-04 3 SKILLED MECHANICS A^//] PROMPT AnENTION v /r UH^^^ dy GENU|NE ford parts /^B urrrvTRTAT cars lt&^ I SINGAPORE IPOH PE N*A N G Wm WEAR N E BROJ L T D.^B KUALA JJ !?UR SEREMBAN MALACCA i==/37 words
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Miscellaneous224 1950-07-04 3 BFCBS (Singaporel bSSSL-P**- IIV -1 t > p.m. Programme summary; SINGAPORF 44. Prom the Lodr.on Editorials" r^.JT (BBC>: 455 Composer of th« E »«fjf»«f news from K.L. Wt k**— Pyokofieff; 5.15 "Com- I. l il re*lth Survey (BBC); 5.30 <Bl.|iK I'WORKI Paul Temple pjid the Sullivan '0 n.m Mystery**— •s224 words
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369 1950-07-04 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, July 4, 1950. Home of the brave tjj ingled cj may re < the fre i of the On v n d i c d and v tour years aa:o band ol men agreed D the most r ations m ol mankind it proclaiming the369 words
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Article231 1950-07-04 4 /iPIUM smuggling is on the increase m Slam. In a report from B.tagkok, Francis Dodwell reports that, hardly a week passes without the police discovering lance quantities of opium hidden m railway carriages and even m akes and vegetables bemer sent from the N'urth. Most of the231 words
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Article, Illustration758 1950-07-04 4 WILLIAM HARDCASTLE - Korea Could Have Been So Happy WILLIAM HARDCASTLE iSHINGTON: THE tired State De--1 partment man had been m conference all night But he smjled iy when he said "V«s. we think it's dinned serious— it's alnvrt as if they were invading a bit of Ame- He was pinpointing the overriding758 words
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Article732 1950-07-04 4 WAR FEVER' SWEEPS MUNICH i >iHKiL is a maa ouying boom m Munich these days. There are no sales on. but crowds are storming the place, m some places queues have reappeared after ftn absence of two years. Good, strong walking shoes are m extraordinar\ demand. So are basic storable732 words
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Article, Illustration34 1950-07-04 4 Today is America* g independence Day and great patrio' tinting depicts a typical Fourth of July picnic m a children go swimming and boating on Mt men men prepare the lunch.34 words
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Article603 1950-07-04 4 IRIS ASHLEY - This New York Has Every th ing IRIS ASHLEY By ['LYING In at nißht over the myriad, milti-coloured Lights of v. York is like watchin a gigantic firework dis'jla But you are lojkiny: down instead of up, and it tie odd Impfl n that you are landIng rieht amon? the603 words
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Advertisement17 1950-07-04 4 lUiUll'liillllJllMiUUlllUllh:. I Fire!- I Dizttznd Rings and Rings I A 1 S.deSSiVA Tc!e. 2/VS6. j WKiiiUJiiiiniiiiiHtiiiiii i17 words
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Advertisement59 1950-07-04 4 GRAND MOUSSEJX i The wine that won a gold medal Grand Mousseux is an extra dry champagne" from Stellenbosch m Soutfc Africa, which won the f<rst prize and gold medal at the London Empire ne Competition of 1947. It is a first-ri Wine at only $9 a bottle. To give59 words
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Article, Illustration350 1950-07-04 5 Strangers are barred Bj KOH FKNi, LONG *OR£ girls' schools have tightened measures to p» otert their pupils uition h> strangers since the rape r «»t lt»year-#ld Winnie Annie I Kurasian schoolgirl of Katong, last uht. ipals of two telling schools are seekratlon of parer.t.> m350 words
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Article19 1950-07-04 5 Chance for Singapore playwrights a playI tne 111 i eni the j i be cf UD I the In19 words
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Article214 1950-07-04 5 'Keep us up to mark' —Laycock Free Press Staff Reporter MR. John Laycock, a Prolfl gressive Party member of the Singapore Legislative Counrii, lust night toid electors that it is their duty "to keep their appointed representatives up to tne murk and to make sure that they continue to represent214 words
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Article123 1950-07-04 5 Free Prp*s Staff Reporter of the University iO of Malaya's Faculty of Medicine have been invited to take part m the British Medical Association Council's Prize Essay Competition tor medical students next year. The subject of the :ssay I will be The Importance of i Accurate History-taking123 words
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Article25 1950-07-04 5 The annual meeting of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital Linen Guild will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at the Y.W.C.A. Rallies Quay.25 words
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251 1950-07-04 5 Free Press Start' Reporter FUE Singapore Municipal President may get a $60,000 house, originally intruded for the Water Engineer, at MacKitchie Catchment Area, if a proposal now being studied by a committee is approved by the Commissioners. At a meeting held m May last251 words
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Article79 1950-07-04 5 THE first heavy bomber squadron to undertake anti-bandit operations m Malaya No. 57 (Lincoln; Squadron—is now m the final stages of withdrawal from the Colony. Aircraft of the replacement squadron— No. 100 from Waddington m Lincolnshire— are already engaged on bombing operations against bandit hideouts and79 words
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Article, Illustration210 1950-07-04 5 Free Press Staff Reporter OEVENTY-TWO Scotsmen m Singapore have signed their names to the Scottish Covenant which aims at more "control of Scottish affairs m Scottish h'liirfs The signature of the Edinburgh m 1949. Scotmcn, all members of St. "is the is of a "V? S210 words
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Article116 1950-07-04 5 THH X 1 titan Government has issued a strong warning to mukim penghulus and Government employees against "undue exIraTagance In holding ueddint; feasts for menders of their family through collection of funds from their friends and from people under their jurisdiction m the form of gifts,116 words
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Article179 1950-07-04 5 a COMPREHENSIVE know-, A ledje of Chinese literatiu. history and legend is, to a good actress of i i. ii.se opera, according Illaa Lee Chin Chiu, a fain- i ms actress now m Singapore. "Just as a knowledge of the European classics, history I and religion179 words
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Article, Illustration329 1950-07-04 5 Free Press Staff Reporter rjROUCHO MARX m a 1903 bathing suit, Gorgeous Gussy Moran and John Forb?s-Sempill were among the personalities who combined with the decorations and other attendant frivolities to give a carnival atmosphere to !usi night's Boy's Town ball m the VictoriaFree Press - 329 words
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Article45 1950-07-04 5 THE Liberty shin Ben rty, owned and run by the British Ben Line ComDuny. is at the Singapore Harbour Boarci wharves loading rubber for the United Kingdom. She wiii take 9,000 tons of rubber from Singapore. Pert S'vettenham and Penang back to Britain.45 words
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Article197 1950-07-04 5 PARTY'S CAMPAIGN FUND THE n cponse by memb< n of the Pr to the to then: until, a for as.sisi.anc3 and „:>ons to a fund has be^n i facto D. Rob-: chairman of the Party's newly appoinied Executive I mil tee raid He .said tb: also laur.i a drive 1<197 words
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Article35 1950-07-04 5 Wonc Woon a^ea C- 1 Tiong Bahr-i Poad. Si pore. m ttoJ Singapore Third Pojce Co. rday to a charge i I eamblim m the Harbour Bjard. He v found euiltv and fined35 words
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Advertisement111 1950-07-04 5 A Just the thing for Vffcflifl Milady Ladies' Embroidery Dressing Gowns nf Dragons •tbrr Uv«4j designs m Black. > Pink. Blit«. tU4 Green Navy Btae! ladies' Embroidery Pyja«a Slits beaut ful Dragons apprahnc flower designs is Ladies' Silk Nightdresses m A-*ortrd *oloars. mm. m-^WFMIIIIHIiiHI'II&H^I'L'M S PH.de SILVA 45. HICH STREET.111 words
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Advertisement49 1950-07-04 5 Surface mail m expected m Singapore today from Gr«\it Britain, N. Ireland, Eire. Europe, North and West Africa, West Indies, Egypt, Ceylon, Siam and the Federation. Latest times for posting surface mail at the GP.O. today art: noon for Siam (parcels only); 5.45 p.m. lor Siam and the Federation.49 words
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Advertisement23 1950-07-04 5 \hq*e\ yaetnar!! Vwfsey!!! T 1 -J* JUMPERS and CARDIGANS LAMBSWOOL W JKj I k\ DRESS MAKING DEPT. IST. FLOOR Ny^_ ROBINSONS R^l s23 words
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Article1264 1950-07-04 6 WINATION BEST BET FOR TOMORROW Second day of Itoh races By TRESPASSER FOUR races for Class 3 horses and three for (lass 5 make up the card at Ipoh tomorrow, second day of the Perak Turf Club July meeting. Although the Class 3 performers ran on Saturday, winners are by1,264 words
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Article78 1950-07-04 6 A M ERICAS negro Hk bif-ciaie Dam&on. n c ond world rankings, and Au»aborigine hampion Jack I :A2 500 for 'heir r k>] Daw na on m 'he seventh rouna It was the b on a ifl m Au. ha Dawson will havp tw. is mAAP - 78 words
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Article64 1950-07-04 6 T)AKISTAN has d'-cidf'd to p.ntit lpate m the world h ishipi at Bpain, In cv tober. m Sardar Mohammed Asiam exoivnipu player and noeml i HiM-kr-y B<»ard. planned to bold trial matches In September to select the players who will repreaenl PaJds- Tentative plans caU for64 words
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Article, Illustration432 1950-07-04 6 "I vant a new referee Kong 'rllK promoters of vrestltel m Singapore are m a pickle. One of the ■rgaitfNi'i phoin- rint!> at hast a dozen times during the past feu da\> and a familiar voice is heard over Ihr other end of the line booming: 'Vat about riodder tiuht432 words
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158 1950-07-04 6 Police quell demonstration at Wimbledon ixilK i: reserves were called out last night to quell m noisy demonstration by a trowd of more than 1,000 m the All-England Tennis C lv i* grounds. Soon after play was stopped tor the day because the wet courts were becoiring dangerous to players,A.P. - 158 words
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Article252 1950-07-04 6 Prices still sensitive I LONDON I ln 'pHE London Stock Exchange* was lacking yesterday and prices m all sections mu\« under light selling pressure, itatei Bealei s (m a cial correspondent. Caution and h 'sitancx uppermost, pending the outcome of the situation. Business m all markets surtered252 words
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Advertisement95 1950-07-04 6 PHOWP LAST DAY ii. i.4."> 4 pm I swoi^swfrT aoventuieTQAiA thi Count o»^f i MONTE VVW Vt ROBERT DOYVT^sJ* TOMORROW LEW AYRES TERESA WRIGHT s?k> > VICTOR JOlY.a— i ,M A s*ow« ■<•• ''5p»">««. Inc. Fvolur* I Bu>*4 *t (KO Radio PMM^ Inc. "sorTethinT NEW m THE MOVIES! TO-NIGHT af95 words
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Advertisement16 1950-07-04 6 y j^^ Today 3 Shov.s: 3.15 6.30 9.15 Wlkmi N:iim:i Ak.-I "tin- lll)lc Jj^R English Subtitle!16 words
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Miscellaneous297 1950-07-04 6 fWMflTfl M 1/7/ \HS' JWTJSH Sft3«r.V Sraxu.- -T" SS'^ «no Woa whXxock' hot with ti»£ old i>icg box. Ifl?nflr3k6 Kxclusire In the Singapore Free Press m Malaya "^"^^■■■^■■■■H [b^ "i I you oonpw.setoownl I whut'll you hey to. agussl Iso help I I he'll git it- with l -H DON'T297 words
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Article282 1950-07-04 7 SLIPPERY COURT HAMPERS SEDGMAN Match stopped m second set RAIN all morning and most of the afternoon prevented a single match being completed m the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships yesterday. But the decision to end play after about an hour m poor light and when further rain fell may have282 words
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Article, Illustration61 1950-07-04 7 picture. Golden Boy Malayan lUht\vei-ht boxing chumpion, working on the heavy bag at the Joe Diamond training camp yesterday. He also did shadow boxin- and skipping m preparation for his fight against Nai Prassert at the llippy World stadium on Friday Prassert. who holds a on over Ph»! Prapadaen?. rx-world-rankin-Free Press - 61 words
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Article28 1950-07-04 7 the Sin- r.-nron t !m. Lim; ba bin ..I. A. P > p.m. I Ka cc v T d h s I i Teo and p.m.28 words
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Article88 1950-07-04 7 T*HE Christian Brothers' Old JL Bo»s" Association propose to hold an athletic sports meeting for Old Buys of the Christian Brothers" Schools on St. Joseph's Institution ground on Saturday. Aug 19. The events will be conducted on a team basis, and the teams will comprise Old88 words
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Article75 1950-07-04 7 VISITING Port Swettenhas last week for the first time after the occupation, the Kuala Lumpur Customs and Excise Sports Club met the Port Swettenham Customs, at soccer, table-tennis and badminton. K.L. won the badminton by five matches to two and the table-tennis by four matches to one. The75 words
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Article148 1950-07-04 7 rtHord-breakiiiS golf marked the qualifvin,' rounds yesterday m n championship on the Old Troon n courses m Scotland. I »1 Belgium returned a record I Old Course to equal the -impionshir--by Henry Cotton at Sandwich m 1934. C: Cup pl.i ver. who had a 63Reuter; A.P. - 148 words
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Article508 1950-07-04 7 WIDESPREAD heavy rain interfered badly with first -class racket matches yesterday. In five matches not a ball was bowled. In one other Warwickshire v. Leicestershire onlj two overs were s?nt down, and all the other matches were interrupted. In the two overs bowled at Coventry,508 words
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Article58 1950-07-04 7 v Lumpur. Mon.- Mapua Tech. Cardinals or Manila defeated Combined Selangor Chinese by 63 points to 51 at basket-ball at Bukit Bintang stadium on Saturday. This was ;fte Manila Unit/s last h here. The Cardinals' accurnettmg gave them control of the game and they led58 words
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Article386 1950-07-04 7 pAPTAIN'S Prize Flag golf competition (medal play) at the Island Ciub will be played on Saturday afternoon over 18 holes. The competition is divided into "A" and "B" divisions. Draw and startingtimes (together with handicap allowances) are: From Ist Tee: 8.05 p.m. P. Lee (8) K.386 words
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Article, Illustration27 1950-07-04 7 picture. Marcher Lords (Woods) returning to scale after winning the Perak Plate (over five furlongs straight) for (lass 3 three-year-old "Maidens" at Ipoh on Saturday. Free PressFree Press - 27 words
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Article130 1950-07-04 7 A SPIRITED rally m the second half enabled In- 1 dian Navy to beat a Singapore Hockey Association team by two goals to one m a friendly match on the padang yester- I day S HA led one-nil at the interval, but were unable to keep130 words
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Article96 1950-07-04 7 French Amateur 1 Weightliftin^ Federation, which is holding this year's world championships m Paris under the auspices of the International Weightlifting Federation, has invited Singapore to participate m the "Mr. Universe" Ihklv- beautiful competition. Singapore has already been invited to take part m the weightlifting events.96 words
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Article165 1950-07-04 7 PENANG. Mon. Penanp's two Thomas Cup players, Ooi Teik Hock and Law Teik Hock, have been drawn m opposite sections m the men's singles of the Penanj? Badminton Championships which start this Sunday at the Chung Ling High School's new $250,000 hall. Law is defending the 1948165 words
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Article81 1950-07-04 7 A snapped gut of his racket m the final set of his match against Ong Chew Bee. was perhaps the cause of 46--year old G. T. Holloway losing his S.L.T.A. championship singles tie at the S.C.C. yesterday. Holloway gave a brilliant display against his 26-year old opponent81 words
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Article77 1950-07-04 7 THE British motor-cycle ace Artie Brll wa. f "dangerously ill" yesterday after a crash m Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix. A Sister at St. Elizabeth's Hospital m Verviers said. "He la slightly better but it will be several days before we can say he is butA.P. - 77 words
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Article304 1950-07-04 7 THE healthy influence of i Ruiiby Union football Ifl ■ncreasingly both at home and m hitherto -un- converted" tends overseas, according to speakers at the j annual general meeting ofj the I Union m London. In England no fewer than i 1 180 clubs and schools304 words
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Article199 1950-07-04 7 Lucifer may win tomorrow Free Press Racing Correspondent IPOH, Tuesday. F I'CIFER (Woods) has improved after his race on Saturday and should open winning: accounts tomorrow, the second day of the Perak Turf Club July meeting. Lucifer, who is being given a solid preparation, again went round the track twice199 words
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Article154 1950-07-04 7 Fre« Press Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tu^. A MEETING of representatives of minor Government Departments was held last week at the Sulaiman building to cor..-|ier the feasibility of providing a common plav'ng field and club hou^e. Mr. E. If. McDonald, the president of the Bredit154 words
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Article288 1950-07-04 7 Casuals trounce Tamils Casuals ..5; Tamil B.A. 0. CHINESE Casual, who before the game occupied boitom position m the S.A.F.A. Senior League, did wdl trounce Tamil Brotherhood Association five-nil at Jalan Besar Stadium lust evening. Their success was all the more creditable since played with ten m?n thror out. Tamils288 words
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Article55 1950-07-04 7 BROTHERS II Kamis and A. (i. B. Pakir meet m a nun's singles semi-final tie m the Singapore Lawn Tennis AsMCftftttMrt i hampionships on the S. C. C Courts today. In another scni-iinal. m the mixed doubles. G. T. Ilollouay and Mrs. L. Tunks meft Ong (hew55 words
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Advertisement16 1950-07-04 7 CAPITOL usr 4 shows p in. saows I p.m. I3UAD ,\W SOLDIERS TCM CONWAY l a16 words
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Advertisement170 1950-07-04 7 a ACTION PACK BOXING HAPPY WORLD I I'M FRIDAY 7ih Jl I mf\ i NAI PRASSERT «»n: n r >r of Prar K% GOLDEN BOY (Light Welter Champ S. WONG KIN FOO JL JM (Kx-Feather wt. Champion of Siam Reduced 8 lbs lost fl title to Khong Bhupin.ion now Touring170 words
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Miscellaneous13 1950-07-04 7 Today s sport lit: hinese ji lalan Irvi. iU4bam Inr Fown i nipionships13 words
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Article45 1950-07-04 8 rtAKI lo Alairi <Sc Dougie art (Straits Times. Singapore) en July 2. at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, a daughter Christine Mairl MacDou ARD. To Muriel, wife of <-, W MUlard. a daughter. I 'I.iry.Born on the 28th June m the Bangkok Nursing Home for the delay!45 words
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Article202 1950-07-04 8 U.S.- generals to ask Congress THE U.S. Congress will be asked this week to approve plans for a global propaganda war against Communism. Proposals will be laid before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee by the Sf cretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, General Marshall, General Eisenhower andU.P. - 202 words
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129 1950-07-04 8 G.B.S. WANTS NO BIRTHDAY GREETINGS LONDON. Turs. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW J does not want to be reminded by cables, telegram!, fiowen or letters that he will be 94 years old on July *Y> head off as many congratulations as possible. Mr. Shaw has been mailing unsigned printed cards to personsA.P. - 129 words
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Article130 1950-07-04 8 Communist ex-officials released NICOSIA. Tues. PHE Chiel Justice at Cyprus. Sir Edward Jack- jn. yesterday ordered the iimediate release from prion of six former Municipal touncillori of Limasol. all "ommunists who had been hero tor a month for disbeying an order of the j lupreme CX)urt to restore the iame130 words
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Article117 1950-07-04 8 BOURO EN BREESL, France. T;; liWENTY-three people v> killed and two seriously Injured near Bourg En Brt'"M> yesterday when a train hit an excursion bus at a level cross- in^. Only one the 23 pasiv gers m the bus escaped m slight injuries. HeA.P. - 117 words
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Article130 1950-07-04 8 Racket in sites for festival LONDON, Tues. Thf: latest racket to fleece Britain's ..mall keepers are offers of 1 i ivai of Britain sites. Confidence tricksters are with promises of priority placing. They show the .shopkeepers a list of tradesmen who are to i sites, offer to arrange queuejumping for130 words
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Article73 1950-07-04 8 Cairo. Tuea THE Korean war is believed to have sounded the death knt-ll to Egyptian hopes of getting British troops out of the Suez Canal. •Man leaders had doped to t;et a favourable answer from Field Marshal Sir William Slim when he returned from theU.P. - 73 words
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Article38 1950-07-04 8 I^HE Public Health Bun-an m Shanghai has Issued a warning about the prevak'nce of typhus m that city, saying that 882 eases have been reported m the first fivo and-a-half months of this year.- A.P.A.P. - 38 words
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Article31 1950-07-04 8 Communists m Burma have '.Hacked a delta passenger j ferry on its way to Myaun- I ;mya, a rice town 80 miles rom Rangoon, and wounded woman. A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article22 1950-07-04 8 President Truman yesterday iigns a Bill giving Puerto Rico the right to draw up and adopt its own constitution.22 words
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Article41 1950-07-04 8 ONE person died m Traffic every 15 minutes m the U.S. yesterday as the Americans jammed roadways m record numbers to celebrate the nations moot solemn holiday. The highway destb rate exceeded the "worst, fears of snfety experts.— U.P.U.P. - 41 words
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Article42 1950-07-04 8 THK Supply Minister. Mr. George Strauss, said yesterday Britain is getting ready to build its first experimental plants to produce atomic energy for industrial use. The research is being carried on at the government laboratory at Harwell A. P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article290 1950-07-04 8 BI.KLIN, Tuesda.x AMERICAN intelligence oflicers m Berlin yister- day dismissed as "highly exaggerated rumours without foundation" reports published m the United States that Soviet troops, plus -•>. O(M) Fast German Communist "People h Police", were engaged m extensive joint manoeuvres on the outskirts of Berlin. TheseA.P. - 290 words
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Article21 1950-07-04 8 Egyptian troops have been ordered to open Are immediately against future Israel attacks on Palestine Armistice iines. A.P.A.P. - 21 words
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Article80 1950-07-04 8 U.S. varsity names 10 best books NEW YORK. Tu. The .staid, digniflea Columbia University Press has completed a poli on the ten best classics m the The winner is John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. The results were printed polling bund I editors, writers book-* librarian! and, Literary mUcs. The o'her mr.eA.P. - 80 words
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Article200 1950-07-04 8 WASHINGTON. Tuesday A TECHNOLOGICAL revolution of agricultural methods will spread iwfftlv to all countries of the western world if the Korean strife leads to a general international struggle between the West and East, according to authorities m Washington. Mechanization, fertilisation, new industrial uses for farmU.P. - 200 words
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Article56 1950-07-04 8 SYDNEY. Tu»s. FE Canadia Australian Line is withdrawing the liner Aorangi from passenger 1 and freight service between Australia and America because of heavy losses. Aorangi is the only large passenger vessel providing a regular service to America. She will be withdrawn on arrival m Sydney56 words
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Article, Illustration29 1950-07-04 8 Ann Curtis (centre), Olympic suimminjj star, admirint;!) studies her month-old sun m comp.ns witA hrr coach and Danish Swimmer dreU Anderson at her home m San Francisco.29 words
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Article111 1950-07-04 8 Russia on 'germ war' LONDON, Tues. R^DIO Moscow has alleged that the United suites is preparing ;or a bacteriological war and was being assisted by "eighteen Japanese experts' Commenting on th trial of Japanese war criminal! m Sibt-na. the radio commentator said. It is no ret tliat today American militaristsU.P. - 111 words
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Article27 1950-07-04 8 Four teen-age Arab bOfl were killed In Acre yesterday when grenade with whirl they were playing m a former British army ramp exploded.- A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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Article28 1950-07-04 8 The U.S. screen star Miss Bet to Davis, has filed a suit m Juarez, Mexico, for divorce from Mr. William Grant Sherry. She alleged incompatibility. A.P.A.P. - 28 words
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Advertisement309 1950-07-04 8 \t KxoWLFOGMENTS IHE RELATIVES of the late i X Walters wish to thank pll triends who were kind OUgb 'end the funeral and to send rs and wreaths m hL«. re- ranee. MRS. CHI A TWEE KIM and Uy sincerely thank relatives «r.d Mends, who so kindly attendee nicht-vusit and309 words
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Miscellaneous81 1950-07-04 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris M^^r AS PAT Tn£ OFF C c TnA 7 FCC- Cplz^ '-a* 7haTCLDI \i^T .«.-AT 5 .-.SrNJ- \o <-E^:"" -^AIO'THIS I 5 A CASE V XEN ChAS£DME AUAY U < E A AT LEAST THREE DF THOSE PEOPLE j Wf^^^S vlh Asv If^TO BE -aC^81 words
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Miscellaneous12 1950-07-04 8 HIGH TIDES 'today: 1 06 am: 2.44 p.m. Tomorrow: 1 />"»a.m: 3.'!li|).m.12 words
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