The Singapore Free Press, 14 April 1952
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Title Section24 1952-04-14 1 The Singapore Free Press l, nw *«*ea-« B WHHMHBw4 •tASQESy AFTERNOOH BALE IM MALAYA *\t>. 18.365. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, APRIL 14, „52. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.24 words
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Article, Illustration10 1952-04-14 1 UMjnust heed the voice of DECISION10 words
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Article9 1952-04-14 1 U.N. prepares for peace in Korea NEW YORK, Monday.9 words
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Advertisement6 1952-04-14 1 U.S.rie.SlLVAjEwiiußs 100 ORCMaRD SOaP Ttl: *****6 words
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Article, Illustration1014 1952-04-14 2 JOHN CLARKE - HOW wrong IS MR ORR? JOHN CLARKE British Juvenile Courts He is the magistrate who branded the children's courts. Sy A FEW minutes before the Juvenile court was due to start its weekly -session at Friends' House, Euston Road, London, the door of the magistrates' retiring room was opened and1,014 words
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Article, Illustration603 1952-04-14 2 SAM- WHITE - SAM-WHITE says PARIS, TtfSCREBTLY over the last few weeks, as he prepares to go home to campaign for the U.S. Presidency, General Eisenhower has been posing to European statesmen and military chiefs (among them Field-Marshal Montgomery) the proMem of his successor as Commander-in Chief603 words
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Article, Illustration818 1952-04-14 2 Chevalier, Champagne Cheques oh, and a PARIS. IifAURICE Chevalier and his team of "artists'' recently invited me to chat with them over a glass of champagne back-stage. The occasion v^as the launching of a typical Parisian revue desperately gay, in which the producers have invested £100.000. The management of the818 words
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699 1952-04-14 2 Playing,: a Trick on Terrible Ta wn nmmmmmmmm lll_ R, M. MacColl's American Colu^ Hit hot-headed ax* Mart by other a to atop etrts being made THE Republicans are playing a naughty trick on Democrat Senator Tom ("Terrible Tawn") Connally, 75--year-old cigar-smoking chairman of the important Senate Foreign Relations Committee.699 words
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Advertisement112 1952-04-14 2 foe a_g____Bl i ia-B ASSOCIATED INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURERS 304, Orchard Road, Sinrapore-9. Tel. OtOIQ 1 AMERICA, THE SUN I IS HIGH HJ Ay The Weebmgvee J Neaa Obreakle bete stoma* I I ROBERT kmmm h^. H ,«tWk mt 1 WAITHMAfI ■■tMMNWra £j* 1 DONALD MOOSI NflNtMAI* Hi SIHCAfOff LOMOOH H t112 words
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Miscellaneous23 1952-04-14 2 Solution To Cronwerd Mo. 6*4 YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION.— Onions, f. Whalers. 10." Tumur. IS. Grand, IS. Spend, 17. Adders, It. Elector. 20. Deride. 21.23 words
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Miscellaneous106 1952-04-14 2 Now Crossword No. OSS II II I I A l I I I I I I I B_^_H _H H V 111 I J I JLmmmmlm)**mmmlmmlmmmm CLUES ACROSS 1. 11. How to define the troth (2. 1. 6, 2, 4). 7. Sleepy sort of acquaintance? (7). S. Distant return of106 words
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Miscellaneous123 1952-04-14 2 YOUR LUGKY STAR ])0-N teiay. yea appear te ■igMlataiiias' been a say a_i raW*- S^^g i-!srt£"^""*l_e tag natare tat aaicretet* li ml to Maw year mm km im _M_Mfi a*_t _al iotwwinetica to lwhe a Hfe aafere tL worii appro- A«k*>^^^J Mam ja _amw_n__rt faa_. nW__l_n ___f___>_h____^_ ___n^_te 4_f _B____tt___123 words
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308 1952-04-14 3 MOSCOW IS HARDSHIP POST FOR U.S. DIPLOMATS *53_R? SS *a»__ *^»srr_ -nar_t- Department has concluded that ffiSl_S overs as P^ts, and has the tag "HirtMpSt 5 n Capital fully deserved It was the only foreign serviae post raised to Ss dubiou 5 distinction h st y a r according toNANA - 308 words
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130 1952-04-14 3 Army will get vests that stop bullets LONDON, Mon. afERICA thought up the A i how to walk into >wei of bullets and get iritli it She produced i- proof vest K nes the announcement p the tests will be issued armies mak.hg up the defence alliance. s weigh only130 words
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192 1952-04-14 3 A colonel's lady liked to be alone Wa-_3HINGTON, Mon. /CONGRESS fumed and Air V/ Force Headquarters paled with worry over the case of the American Ai r Porte colonel's wife who. did not use other officers' wives living too near her— and as a result had air-base housing development redesigned192 words
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Article43 1952-04-14 3 Harry Pollitt, Communist Secretary-General, has told British Reds to infiltrate into local Labour Party and Trade Union Organisations. He advised 700 Communist delegates attending the opening of the party's four-day annual conference to work with local Labour Party group. A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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Article127 1952-04-14 3 RING OF FORGERS caught I MUNICH, Mon. A MERICAN Army agents have caught the biggest counterfeiting ring in Europe" red-handed at printin presses and confiscated notes with a face value of 12.000,000 They arrested six forgers including two ring leaders. Major Martin Gross, chief of the European Command's investigation section,Reuter - 127 words
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Article39 1952-04-14 3 U.S.HUK CHIEF CAPTURED Philippine Government troops have tjaptured William Pomeroy. American vetiran of World War^ II who joined- the Communist-led Huks. itsa*. i PomeJoy was described By Army fttelirgrence offlcers as the number five maifon^he iist'of Philippine Conftiun^iS U.P.U.P. - 39 words
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Article19 1952-04-14 3 *fKjuVteeh cases oijjfcft+itftc naralvsis -Jiave beeifle»te#-« ►eti'itr Port Louis, Wurjtius, in the past 24 hours* ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article, Illustration34 1952-04-14 3 a> THIS IS NOT Mr. Drake's Duck," but Yolande Donlan .bo p'ays the feminine Ind in the film of that r.a me. And Yolande today t very much in the swim.34 words
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Article70 1952-04-14 3 Forty-two million pounds el powdered skim milk have been shipped to Afghanistan. Pakistan the Philippines, Siam, and British territories In h^ Far East, the United Nati ns International Childiwa s Emergency Fund ReP ii said. The nnilk wa s shipped °n at, 1949 and 1951AFP - 70 words
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Article55 1952-04-14 3 FRANCE, CHINA SIGN PACTS French and Chinese d -a.uiuns to the rence hefd at Moscow Initialled an agreement for Hmtry to-- -boy* _evei_l poinds worth of :rom the other. French delegation also ded a' series bf xxms--1 with trade organisdin East 5 OeYmatty, each freeing to buy 110,000,--1 orth OTU.P. - 55 words
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Article30 1952-04-14 3 A new type of minesweeper, representing the U.S. Navy's first .attempt to build a completely non-magnetic hull, will be launched at Manitowoc, Wisconsin, on Apr. 17. A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article, Illustration13 1952-04-14 3 DAWN AtfDAMS, J pew-aVd lovel y<-idaftio\. to Mejrqi;; < i*. jfaM-xy. of rff^i-vf; J_J___13 words
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Article185 1952-04-14 3 FRANKFURT, Mon A 'KRMAN publisher cortin yains.. bittsriy. tM he, £j I make a bare living from *en pictures. j., Hanns Uhrig, who runs the 0 P Publishing House, says cheesecake 4s getting: a r r deaZ Man some o/ the tels fortes185 words
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Article61 1952-04-14 3 Italy took the wraps off her 500-mile an hour G-80 Jet fighter plane and disclosed that she has already put into production two newer faster models. This was the first disclosure of the build-up of her air force which Italy is speeding under the AtlanticU.P. - 61 words
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Article21 1952-04-14 3 New Zealand has deposited her instrument of ratification of the Japanese Peace Treaty with the United States Government.21 words
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Article49 1952-04-14 3 ..h .^.'LONDON, Mori. RECRUrTIN€K for Britain's fecmie/ ,guar^.s part-time volunteer tor.ce,, to prevent sa.start tSm. .Hpntfay.,. April 23, the H.War-4 Minister, Mr. Aftr thonv-Head. has announced. -Ultimate- target is an armed force of 900,000 raerL compared with the one-and-a-B2! mflUori volunteers w*io heloed defend Britain in the49 words
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Article, Illustration42 1952-04-14 3 picture. Reuter DEEP DEPRESSION centred over Dr. E. Calders Admeta Sunflower who was unable to live up to the sunny title while waiting for the judges at the Bulldog &ub show at Lime Grove Hall, Shepherd's Bush, Lor don, recently.-^-Reuter - 42 words
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Article379 1952-04-14 3 x BANGKOK, Monday. THE arrival of the machine age has converted the traffic of this once quiet and enchanting city into a veritable bedlam of ancient and modern. Narrow streets, adequate M accommodate the rickshaw, the occasional horse-drawn carriage and even the rare motorcarReuter - 379 words
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Article36 1952-04-14 3 The i U.S. Navy said a cost of Hiving wage increase averaging about 6.6 cents an hour has been granted to about 35,000 of its civilian workers In the San Brapciscp Bay area. A.P.A.P. - 36 words
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127 1952-04-14 3 Drunken motorists will be put to bed SYDNEY, Mon. THREE Sydney businessmen have opened a hire-chauffeur service to drive home drunk, or neardrunk, motorists. The service, known as the Road Safety Drivers' Company, has been started by a city car-park owner, a salesman and a mechanic. A team of eightU.P. - 127 words
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Article81 1952-04-14 3 v KHATMANDU, Mon. T*HE Swiss Himalayan expedition was due this week-end to reach a village -»nly 30 miles from the Khumbu glacier where it will set up a base camp for the first non-British attempt to conquer 29,002 -foot Everest, the world's highest mountain. In theReuter - 81 words
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Article15 1952-04-14 3 Ugo LorhbrOs, 75, interna tionafily known Italian physiojogist, diaji„aj__ his homs.,in U.P.U.P. - 15 words
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309 1952-04-14 3 HE'S STARTED HIS TRICKS AGAIN, SHE COMPLAINED LONDON, Monday. THREE young hairdressers were referred to as "Miss A," "Miss B/' and "Miss D" at Hastings when Reginald Ernest Court, one of the proprietors of a shop in (Jueen's-road, Hastings, was accused ot improperly assaulting "Miss A," a 17-year-old apprentice. Court,309 words
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Article, Illustration302 1952-04-14 3 Both sides vulnerable, South dealer The bidding South West North East 2* Pass 2NT Pees Jt*p Pees BNT Pass 40 Put 4<? All Pass waTEST opened the club king. South trumped and crcssed te the diamond jack in order to take the spade finesse. This lost to West's302 words
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Article67 1952-04-14 3 SOVIET REPORT ON JUPITER Soviet astronomers have established that the planet Jupiter consists of 80 per cent hydrogen mixed with heavier elements and does not have a solid nucleus of iron and rocks as believed hitherto. They said Saturn was made of the same materials as Jupiter, but the planetsReuter - 67 words
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Article64 1952-04-14 3 A lemon tree claimed by its owner to be the only seedless lemon tree in the world fell to the builder's axe and with it went a £10,000 dream. A Melbourne nurserymar said it had taken him 30 years to develop the tree and he64 words
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Article33 1952-04-14 3 An Indian Socialist Party delegation will leave New Delhi by air during the second week of next month for a two-month study of economic and social rrnditions in Yugoslavia A.F.P.A.F.P. - 33 words
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Article47 1952-04-14 3 SYDNEY, Mon, A FORMER British army officer, Claude Reuben Winduss, asked the Criminal Appeal Court to send him to a prison farm instead of gaol because in gaol he had felt claustrophobia comina on. i The court dismissed his application AAP ReuterAAP; Reuter - 47 words
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Advertisement84 1952-04-14 3 fSHAPESI HwJfj-K mt Jr_fl_J^ __k «*L I iJvflV^ I -If Ji Cfc N X *v Bl Ir -ocfc' y\A jf£T mm Wnaa m9r' *9 /^*JK*_^_a»- _P* ■___■> y^ A S^' 1 VlaHaßaa^ 04 >_ v v u > x _C_a__ruA<XZ ji m !S« WMALOT MEAL WINAIOT BISCUITS. SAVAI I 284 words
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Miscellaneous266 1952-04-14 3 BatMo LiStentig SINGAPORE fjaffla^c f«|*«*ancind@Bcr I *0m Calling All g£££, 'jj^Sg tews; 16 .0T Waltzes From Vienna; <£_ C stra* 7.45 Light Music; BJH I%M Musical .Comedy MemB 4 e s-[^^U^f^^| py^^|K^ 11^1130 rOarlos Moiina; 1 p.m. !|SJpfjt j£3i| Cross {SK-*!. Mbn^ay v Matinee; 1.30 News; 145 ilWitttfyFlJme Debate JSJ266 words
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367 1952-04-14 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, April 14, 1952. Stick and carrot IT is possible that the High Commissioner of the Federation is an advocate of the austere life and that he disapproves of frivolities. That is one impression which could be left by reports of his attack on people who367 words
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Article234 1952-04-14 4 rE diplomatic balance ia» poised uneasily over the Free Territory of Trieste. The scales are weighed with the conflicting claim, of Rome and Belgrade, where recent demonstrations have sought to tilt them this way and that. Representatives of Britain. the US. and Italy are now discussing the234 words
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Article, Illustration787 1952-04-14 4 LONDON UTTER BY OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT DECENT consultations with the Queen's legal advisers were concerned, I hear, with the arrangements to create the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Consort. There is no intention that the Duke should first he created Consort The position is regarded787 words
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Article, Illustration128 1952-04-14 4 The Queen recently held an investiture for the Royal Victorian Order awards in connection with the funeral of the late King. In addition to those whose names appeared in the London gazette for awards more than 250 warrant officers and men of the Royal Navy and the128 words
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Article, Illustration24 1952-04-14 4 OSBERT LANCASTER - OSBERT LANCASTER ah Sm |lAAa4a Uane ocmvcwn va.rsc.vrs, wees i %vSf%t ngec Nate is e Pnanty seat on a nice. CMa/arteMe fee**'"24 words
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219 1952-04-14 4 fHK newest in peace ideas is a chain of "international cities" built on land perpetually donated to the United Nations by each member country, with tenants froa*»> all over the world. It is the idea of a retired French industrialist, Andre-Jean Dronchat. The industrialist hasNANA - 219 words
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Article, Illustration77 1952-04-14 4 In answer to a call from Ge neral Sir Gerald Tempter, Ugh Commissioner for the Federation Si Bed Cms vwhateer women are flying to Malaya. The first three volunteers to leave are hare b eing inoealatod at the Bed Cr ess London headquarters. Left U» right: Mrs.77 words
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Article754 1952-04-14 4 WORLD war two took millions of young Americans out of school and colleges and pitchforked them overseas in some completely unpremeditated foreign travel. Today, one third of the population of the U.S. consists of ex-Ser-vice men and women. Under the OJ. BUI of Rights754 words
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Article118 1952-04-14 4 A LOT of schoolbook notions about the Pilgrim Fathers are going to be punctured by a new film from Hollywood. The picture ia called "The Plymouth Adventure." It will point out that the pilgrims did net land on Plymouth Rock; that the Mayfiov.tr wasn't blown off itg118 words
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Article364 1952-04-14 4 MARGARET GILRUTH - Husband come home earlier now MARGARET GILRUTH i^_^f2«*t*. ay p Cairo, it ig *once again uJ:* f can take aimo' n thing-and here a*2[ almost reconciled curfew. G l0 th W e still, of our one another -u-t happens next?'. On January 26ih *c mob rule. That clay' 92' 73364 words
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Advertisement32 1952-04-14 4 RESETTING JEWELLERY IS A SPECIALITY OF MINE I HAVE DONE IT FOR OVER 25 YEARS CAN ASSURE EVWY SATISFACTION. S. P. H.de SILVA 45. Ugh St.. WmmWmfsm. K«ala Livm A Ipa* __WW***a*aami"f32 words
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Advertisement114 1952-04-14 4 _a«e-SB BThe name 'WINTER* is known throughout Mala > a TAILORING AT ITS BEST H. B WINTER 6l CO., LTD. 18-E. Battery Road. Singapore I m nt^^^nk^^^t^^^^^^aT^^^a a ifflrTPa^/^i^nS aa_ CSaSSsa. .^k a fts^< BHHH .^^^^a^^^a* _*C^Ba J 1 *ws_ I H *?3fc**>j— _^__r*c] Mr luj_J__^ >mii«___i I __Tm_i'l t114 words
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Article157 1952-04-14 5 CIT Y LOSES $400 A DAY ON WATER Johore being charged below cost «j_s *rearai*__««' «_2__ T p McNeice.. Pre--2Sl of the °ity CouncU told the Public Utilities <£«-* S^-JSPa I*^1 that under an undertaking given by a CouncU tp the Johore Govern* m ,_*l?' th «f Council would have157 words
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Article92 1952-04-14 5 MOTOR CLUB PLANNED IPOH, Mon. t^FR a suggestion at the k ia meeting of the C^ibranch of the AAM. a p-cr club on similar lines as -e in Sir.eapore .snd MI^oris proposed for Perafc or enthusiasts n a a separate motor be formed to •t e o've p responsibility of92 words
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Article49 1952-04-14 5 TAIPING Mon— The funen cf Madam Ng 800 Bee. fi r e of he late mining maat&e md landowner, Mr. Ng Boc Bee -a a s held in Taiping r Sa.urday was a tended by local leaders and representatives of pjblic bodies and schools here49 words
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Article45 1952-04-14 5 MALACCA Mon.— ThirtyHit persons were fined from C:o $50 n the Malacca Sesiicns Court lor selling tea tod coffee without a valid licence under the Price Control Ordinance. Mr F I Pestana, Chief Mm and Food Control Inspector prosecuted.45 words
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Article87 1952-04-14 5 A NUMBER of savings bank accounts have been open. t .L_? e n w P°»t office at »7, Towner Road, Singapore, since it started functioning two weeks ago, Mr. Seth AU. the post master, said yesterday. A!? 0 People c ome daily to the post office87 words
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Article36 1952-04-14 5 MALACCA. Mon. Chua Cheng Hoh, manager of a shop, was fined $60 ln the Malacca Magistrate's Court for selling wholesale foor dozen pint bottles and six dozen quart bottles of beer without a licence36 words
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Article252 1952-04-14 5 •THE Singapore Chamber Ensemble orchestralchoral concert to a predominantly Asian and almost packed house at the Victoria HaU last night introduced a new work and a new singer to Singapore. The new work was the cantata for soprano and string orchestra, "Dies Natalie" by the252 words
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Article107 1952-04-14 5 rE second mass wedding of the year In Singapore will be held on June 7 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. It is being sponsored by i the Singapore Chinese Young Men's Christian Association, which organised the last j mass wedding at the Hawpy World Cabaret on107 words
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Article264 1952-04-14 5 More homes go up in Colony Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE builders had 1 under construction during the first quarter of this year 2,092 houses compared with 1,127 during the first three months of last year, says Mr. W. I. Watson, the City Architect and Building Surveyor, in his quarterly264 words
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Article25 1952-04-14 5 MUAR, Mon.— For moving rice without a permit within a restricted area at Singkang, Bukit Gambir Murugaya was fined $15 at .Muar.25 words
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Article, Illustration67 1952-04-14 5 picture. MRS B K~ NFHRU (left), wii* of the financia. adviser of the Indian Embassy, Washington, pictured on her arrival at Kalian -r Airport yesterday with Mrs. G. Menon, wife of the Representative of the Government ef India in Malaya Mrs Nehru is on her W5 V to Washington toFree Press - 67 words
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Article92 1952-04-14 5 THE Malayan Dental Association, at a meeting held during the weekend passed a motion to admit as members, without payment of entrance fee or subscription, dental surgeons ln the Armed Services, who belong to the British Dental Association. But as less than two thirds of the members92 words
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Article55 1952-04-14 5 Scholarships for three KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Perak State scholarships ioi Malays have been awarded tc three men for the next academic year, subject to place. being available in a suitable university. The winners are Jalaluddir bin Zaibuddin. who will take electrical engineering; Hala luddin bin Mohd. Lshak, mechanical engineering anc55 words
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Article166 1952-04-14 5 Free Prese Staff Repodter j SEVERAL Singapore Chinese entertainment organisations will hold charity performances in which the gross collections will go to the Singapore Chinese Y.M.C.A building fund. The Chungking Theatre ,n Tanjong Psgar will have a charitv film show on April 25. Tickets att2o.166 words
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Article, Illustration43 1952-04-14 5 WOLF CUBS from all parts •f the Federation greet their Chief Scout. General Sir Gerald Templer (centre) with their *<Grand Howr ceremony when he arrives te visit the first All-Malaya Wolf Cab Cssveaeree at Castle Camp. Euala Lampur, en Saturday. Free Press picture.43 words
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101 1952-04-14 5 A NUMBER of eases of hardship, which normally rx would not qualify for Singapore Improvement -Trust houses, have been recommended for Trust homes by the almoner of the General Hospital. These cases will be examined by the Trust's estates committee, which has discretionary powers101 words
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106 1952-04-14 5 rE Malay National Banking Corporation will be renamed the Malayan National Bank if a suggestion made by a Singapore exbanker. Mr. Teo Khye Swee. Is accepted, says the Utusan Melayu. Mr. Teo made this suggestion to Inche Wan Tahaya bin Mohammed, managing director of106 words
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Article31 1952-04-14 5 MUAR, Mon. Sect Aik Cheng, who drove his car without due consideration for the safety of others and nearly collided with another car at Sagil. was fined $20 at Muar.31 words
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Article86 1952-04-14 5 MC A HELPS IN POLICE DRIVE IPOH. Mon. DERAK M.C.A. officials ada dressed a large gathering on tbe padang on Saturday on the recruitment of Chinese to the police force during a cinema show given by the Department of Information. Speaking of the training facilities for Chinese recruits at the86 words
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Article71 1952-04-14 5 IPOH, Mon. MR. JOHN WARD, assistant manager of Kamuning Estate, who was killed by bandits on Saturday, was buried at the Lintang Road Muslim cemetery yesterday. Among those present at the funeral were the president of the Council of Malay Custom and Religion, Perak. Raja Musa71 words
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Article79 1952-04-14 5 SUBSTATIONS liable te lead shedding tonight are: Al_amkra. BaSks Hotel, S.a.bawa iMi, Bmb Tat Street, AJjanied Boad, Sin'. Arenae, Paya Lebar Pump, Jao Chiat Plaec. Jalan Yatataa, Jalan Tan—. Bengaen Bead, Towner Boad, gtrsngssn Road, Kolam Ayer, MePherooa SmnAmWam^f Jrl^ST/wW^^ B^BB( nJm^^m Hwifiie Beat, Too C_a Bang Road,79 words
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231 1952-04-14 5 Club won't raise flying standards STRICTER flying tests will not be introduced in Singapore for some time yet because the aviation authorities here do not want to discourage people from Joining the Royal Singapore Flying Club and learning to pilot a plane, the Free Press was told yesterday. "Conditions here231 words
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Article56 1952-04-14 5 MALACCA. Mon. Koh Blew See, of Chop Lian Aik Chan, was fined $25 in the Malacca Magistrates Court for not reporting to the Deputy Commissioner for Labour about an accident involving a lorry ln which his employee, Mohamed Ma Ibrahim, a cleaner, was injured as required56 words
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Advertisement138 1952-04-14 5 STERLING SILVER CIGARETTE CASES I >__H_ _____L __^W I 55^? -^sSa3n SS£iV- ."3—. |fl j Now At Specially Reduced Prices P Cases holding 10 Cigarettes $40/-. 1 12 $4S/-. aw •P.e'^/ a> M 16 Pf 20 $78/-. y 24 Double side $60-/. 1 I 20 $55/-. i Make Your Early138 words
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Advertisement183 1952-04-14 5 ►< make YOUR Gild's playtime INSTRUCTIVE JaSmW v__fca_i _K_H m- mWyy^' ___B_ :^Ammm\ H ■'■■■y9 mm Br™_E _t^_B"' __W__?lß Bff'^_e*?'_%___B^y_l k '/Wmmm\\ jra B "'^sa^Hw B_Rwv :^:^M%^i«itßl !_^ia^ B^ >' l Bt <n&pRHH|P^9VOs i^ *§g» B fi_ -<:__B_l :^BKaiß% :^W^ 99- *^>x^Sf S_ v R_?' :v > «WMa r/i_*g_fc.:-y-y ■•■y^a.:183 words
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Article507 1952-04-14 6 JIM CHAMBERS - JIM CHAMBERS Bolton victory puts Arsenal 2 tots, behind By ARSENAL'S bid to bring off that rare double of First Division chamoionshiD and the F.A. Cup in the same season received a bad jolt on Saturday as the "Gunners" went down 2-1 to the lively Bolton WanderersA.P. - 507 words
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Article113 1952-04-14 6 Hong Kong win 5-0 f THE Manila interport soccer tourists lost the second game of their current series to a Hong Kong selection by five goals to nil yesterday. Compared to Saturday's interport game, which Hong Kong took 3-1, yesterday's encounter was one sided. In the middle of the second113 words
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247 1952-04-14 6 A PATIENT century by Eu Cheow Teik coupled with fine bowling by Joe Andres saw Penang beat Perak in their Easter inter-State cricket match by an innings and 43 runs. Penang scored 249 runs in reply to Perak's first innings total of 129.247 words
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Article, Illustration35 1952-04-14 6 GOALIE SAVES picture. Singapore "A" goalkeeper Yew Chang punches clear from tha head of Aryan centreforward Vajravelu following a pass by outside-left Sampan.! fright). Singapore cen-tre-half Hoon Leong is r-»«mchin_ in the foreground.- Free PressFree Press - 35 words
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575 1952-04-14 6 Free Press Soccer Reporter Aryan Gymkhana 3; Singapore 'A' 0. ARYAN Gymkhana the Indian soccer tourists played better football yesterday to score a convincing three-nil victory over Singapore 'A' ai Jalan Besar Stadium. Setting a cracking pace the visitors dominated play for most of575 words
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169 1952-04-14 6 UNINSURED excelled himself to Win the rlth Easter Stakes, CI. I, sDlv. X, .7 F. at IlX* jSatui^^ er *itw* r J BadV drt\sf aNj jMe farrier %li^a%*n_r early^ and with two furlongs to go he was second, last of fairly well strung out field.169 words
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Article34 1952-04-14 6 CPAIN*nBat Holland by. 12 goa^ to on* in 4" their international roller hockey match 1 for t£« Aureie Sendos trophy at tteaul, 'Switzerland yesterday. »>ain -lei 1-8' at half time,.- U.P.U.P. - 34 words
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1196 1952-04-14 6 How they ran on Saturd ay By ALLAN LEWIS (\SE Three One, cleverly ridden bv V atoned fully for his past failures whi m TulJ oii the $30,000 Perak Derby at Ip ,h on -he 2 last day of Perak Turf Club's Derbv1,196 words
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Article20 1952-04-14 6 HOME-RUN WAS A KNOCKOUT 4 bom< A fessi ihe 4-4 sped itor. The hon saw The Upn Dragon's fit-inns, A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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Advertisement240 1952-04-14 6 PAVILION TODAY 1.45, 4.00. 6.30, 9.30 JANE WYMAK "THE BLUE VEIL" NEXT CHANGE "Mr. DRAKE'S DUCK" Douglas Fairbanks Jr. REX today 11. 1.45. 4, 6.30. 9.3* "THE PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF" Technicolor CAPITOL today 11. 1.45. 4. 6.30 and 9.30 BURT LANCASTER "TEN TALL MEN". Technicolor I Next Change240 words
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Miscellaneous251 1952-04-14 6 M^ndrdKC Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press in Malaya la, -a-**-. jE__^t_2iW __fl I YES^ COULD YOU SPARE A I I A LOAF OF BREAO? I'LL DO BETTER I I aVOTA SANOWICH-JUST H WELC/ ESSg HUNGRY fvAAN A LOA? THAMTHAT.IUGIVEYOUASAIIOWMaM. A LOAF -AND NOT THAT J__=3/T lOONTUKETHISWAYa ARE YOU H251 words
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Article524 1952-04-14 7 A captain and bowler fffO major problems confront British cricket 1 Bt** are old, in the history of the game. One :> who is going to be England's new leader inown would like to finish with the captaincy^ The attiei is. who can be groomed524 words
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Article112 1952-04-14 7 TOtrn jro.mtEY Before the Aryan Gymkhana v Singapore "A" soccer clash at Jalan Beear Stadium yesterday the Youth Tournament semifinal took place between Victoria School and St. Andrew's School. The schoolboys provided a thr 11--ing tussle putting spectators in ideal mood for the big match to follow.112 words
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Article, Illustration53 1952-04-14 7 A big rear went up in the "Perak Derby" race When Nerolia (Woods) flashed past the grandstands for the first time leading by four lengths from Colonel Daly (Fry), Raj Mahal (Charles) Curlew (Mawi), and The Bosun (Spencer), with One Three One (Tulloh) who wsn the race, in the rear.53 words
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Article353 1952-04-14 7 Sharkay nn Mays ahamn* "DOXING is a dying sport, with no one in sight who ean beat "the kingpin who would have been a sparring partner in my time." So says former heavyweight champion Jack Sharkey. LADeiing veteran Jersey Joe Walcott, the current ringU.P. - 353 words
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Article, Illustration30 1952-04-14 7 Negro Seelio Samara apP*Si leg leek on At Jun Dae during their wioHliag "■ate* at the Happy World ma Saturday night. T*e battle ended In a dm>w.30 words
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Article260 1952-04-14 7 AT the end of first day on Saturday of the Penang a Chinese versus Singapore Chinese aquatic meet a- the Chinese Swteamg Club in Amber Road. Singapore led by 19 points to Is. iMterday Penangs pros-. J**i were bright, but Singa- surged ahead to win the260 words
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Article134 1952-04-14 7 SATURDAYS UX. rugby resalts: RUGBY LEAGUB Batley 17, Dswsbury 14; Belle ST lfe_, V^tmm^Sma mmn ifyuL': Hud«-»a«w *T T y%_- nUBIISt 24. HUP Kingston Rovers 30. Liverpool City 7, WUsnU. St WenT 1* Halifax 11; Oldham St. SSS^Hsrnets is; Motou ll salford It: *!*£^2£^ j Yorif A,134 words
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Article88 1952-04-14 7 QHAMPION Sugar Ray Robinson »nd challenger Rocky Gra«**no were yesterday pronounced kn excellent physical condition for their 15-round Middleweight title bout at the Chicago Stadium on Wednesday night. The two fighters were Jovial u»d exchanged pleasantries as they tried on gloves and heard rules explained byA.P. - 88 words
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Article38 1952-04-14 7 "PLtf ISS Jean Quertler and Miss Susan Partridge beat 141m Jean Curry and Miss Rita Anderson 3. 4— S in an allBritish final of the Monte Carlo International tennis women's doubles tournament at Monte Carlo yesterday.38 words
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Article20 1952-04-14 7 There will be a meeting of the S.A.P.A. Referees Committee at Jalan Besar stadium tomorrow at 5.15 p.m.20 words
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Article175 1952-04-14 7 In a friendly cricket match played at Seletar yesterday. R.A.P. Seletar Ist XI beat 223 8.0.D. by an innings and 16 runs. A feature of the match was the fine bowling of Woodman for Seletar. He took a match total of dght wiekets for 20 runs.175 words
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Article37 1952-04-14 7 SAPA mv. OB teams BODCA *A" and Haikowyu turned up for their League soccer fixture at Oeyteng stadium yesterday but the game had to be pcetoooed be- 1 cause the referee. SgLßßgh. faUsd te turn up.37 words
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Article418 1952-04-14 7 CDC competitors went off the and three crashed, including Malayan motorcycling ace l^Wfe?re iFOr 4 r a the Ipoh speed trials on the Ashby Road circuit yesterday. 1 A crowd of 7,000 were treated to a day of thrills. Fastest time Of the day was418 words
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Article25 1952-04-14 7 SOCCER DIV. 1: REUS v Patau Bread at JL Besar. Bt. Ttaaah S.C. v Cosmos at Geylaaf BUS. HSE. LOE.: Shell V BJ..25 words
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Article161 1952-04-14 7 A LTHOUGH England beat Scotland 2-1 a week A ago and thus shared the home soccer International championship with Wales, the English selectors could not have been wholy satisfied with the team. Therefore several changes are likely for England's continental tour tn May. England have161 words
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332 1952-04-14 7 SINGAPORE convincingly beat Selangor by nine wickets in their inter-State match which con- eluded yesterday on the Singapore Cricket Club j padang. Singapore scored 110 in their first innings and dismissed Selangor for totals of 77 and 86. Requir- 1 >ing 54332 words
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Article307 1952-04-14 7 CARDIFF FORWARDS SHINE MTER their victory oyer A Penarth on Good Friday, the Barbarians. 12 of whom were internattonais. gave a disappointing displav at Arms Park on Saturday,: where a crowd of 25,000 saw ttem lose to Cardiff by two tries to one drop goal. Prom toe start too Cardiff307 words
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Article28 1952-04-14 7 R.A.F. (Seletar) trounced Tiger S.A. 9-0 tn a friendly eoccer match Seletar'* centre-forward. Kddell. scored live goals. Other atorara were Walker (2), Summer* and Fleming28 words
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Article, Illustration133 1952-04-14 7 The girl who beat Fanny A^ FRECKLED-FACED, redheaded bog with grub' by Irnees looked, up at a stranger who had asked: "Con any children in your timet run?". He thought a litSU, and answered, "Yea, June, et No. St." Off went the Spartan Club talent spotter. Two knocks at thePopper - 133 words
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Article89 1952-04-14 7 THERE are IS probable runners for the Queens Prise to bo run over two miles at Kempton Park at 1500 GMT today. They are with jockeys. Strathspey, L. Ptggott; Approval. Gordon Richards; Star Spangled Banner. C. Smirke; Vidl VtetTW. H. Carr; King's Colour. W. Rlckaby; French89 words
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439 1952-04-14 8 PEACE HOPES FILL FREE EUROPE AT EASTER TIME LONDON. Monday. WESTERN" Europeans yesterday enjoyed their sunniest and most prosperous Easter in years only a step from the grim shadow of Communist war manoeuvres. While millions in the West forgot momentarily the cares of the cold war, the Red Army inA.P. - 439 words
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91 1952-04-14 8 EX-G.i. RED TO BE TRIED FOR MURDER MANILA. Mon. WILLIAM, J. Pomeroy, former American soldier turned Communist Huk, will be tried for murder and arson by a Philippines court, the D2fence Secretary, Mr* Ramon Magsaysay. said yesterday. Pomeroy, reported to be the chief of the Huk propaganda staff, was capturedA.P. - 91 words
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Article38 1952-04-14 8 The Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru yesterday reiterated that India wants the people of Kashmir to decide their own future. Mr. Nehru was addressing a public meeting to commemorate the close of National Week.- UP.UP - 38 words
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Article215 1952-04-14 8 War can be prevented -Harriman WASHINGTON, Mon. MR. AVERELL HARRIMAN. director of the Mutual Security Agency, said yesterday he. believed "we are nearer to peace now than at any time" since the American "get tough" policy with Russia was started. Mr. Harriman, wartime ambassador to Moscow, said from his experienceU.P. - 215 words
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Article82 1952-04-14 8 CMRO. Mon. EGYPTIAN feminist leader, Madame Doria Shank, said yesterday the government's plan for reform of :he country's electoral laws *ave a promise of women's suffrage in the near future. She said despite the implied promise contained in yesterday's government advisory note, she intended toU.P. - 82 words
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Article58 1952-04-14 8 Two Philippine opposition senators yesterday reiterated their party's stand on the Japaness peace treaty, which is at present pending ratification by the Upper Chamber of Congress. Senators Carlos P. Garcia and C. P. Primicias said that, something must be done with the reparations claims of the PhilippinesReuter - 58 words
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Article25 1952-04-14 8 The Persian Government yesterday ordered the suppression ol > the Teheran weekly newspaper, Hamleh, which ran a cartoon attackIns the President of Turkey. A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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212 1952-04-14 8 JAKARTA, Monday. INDONESIA'S new government is expected to re-, 1 fuse American military aid which' brought down I its predecessor and instead wll seek closer trade relations with Iron Curtain countries. Premier Wilopo is expected to steer a middle course in foreign affairs andU.P. - 212 words
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Article162 1952-04-14 8 China agrees on £50 m. trade MOSCOW, Monday. "THE Chinese Communists negotiated £50,000,000 A worth of trade at the Moscow world economic conference just ended, it was estimated last night. The Chinese made provisional agreements with groups of businessmen from Britain, France, Switzerland and Ceylon. Their contract with the BritishReuter; AFP - 162 words
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Article92 1952-04-14 8 HONG KONG. Mon. MAN HIN, 32, was sentenced to seven months yesterday for stealing a bar of iron— and nearly got a medal. The iron bar in question could not be brought into court as evidence because it was too heavy— sso lb.— the police prosecutionA.P. - 92 words
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Article31 1952-04-14 8 A conference of the Rnodesian National Association, representing people of mixed races, yesterday passed a resolution at Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, rejecting federation of Northern and Southern Rhodesia and Nyasaland.- ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article20 1952-04-14 8 West Germany's first ambassador to India, Hen Ernest Wiljrelm Meyer, arrived in New Delhi yesterday from Frankfurt.- ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article18 1952-04-14 8 A 1948 administrative regulation in Qeyton controlling trade inion' activities ol public servants is to be repealed.- ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article33 1952-04-14 8 Eire's four main political parties were all represented by speakers at an .anti-parti-tion demonstration in London's Trafalgar Square yesterday to commemorate the anniversary of the Dublin Easter rebellion of 1916. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article34 1952-04-14 8 Mr. George Train, head of the American economic mission to Spain, arrived by air in Madrid yesterday to complete the team of American experts there to negotiate a mutual defence agreement. I34 words
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Article25 1952-04-14 8 Communist and non -Communist unions, representing Italian newspape* printers tf&mv** fakers. Js^**<By called a general 24-hour nationwide strike for Apr. 23. U.P.U.P. - 25 words
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Article, Illustration62 1952-04-14 8 SUPPORTERS GREET EISENHOWER picture. UNITED STATES Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Junior, grins at General Eisenhower as a battery of photographers produce their cameras labelled with "I Like Ike" tags. Mr. Lodge, who is leader of the "Eisenhower for President" campaign, persuaded the photographers to put up the signs when heA.P. - 62 words
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Article126 1952-04-14 8 TUNIS RAILWAY BLOWN UP TUNIS, Mon. MAIN line railway traffic along the Tunisian coast was disrupted yesterday when saboteurs blew up 120 feet of the track near Sousse. 65 miles south of the city of Tunis. This act of violence was reported only a few hours after the new pro-FrenchU.P. - 126 words
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Article52 1952-04-14 8 The people of Madrid are said to have the frankest, heartiest and most jovial laugh in Spain. They plan to perpetuate their laughter in a stone statue. Up to date, more than 30,000 pesetas, nearly US$l,OOO, have been collected. Nobody knows yet what form the statue52 words
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Article157 1952-04-14 8 i BONN, Monday. TTHE Western High Commissioners meet the West x German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, here this week in what may be their next-to-last conference on an Allied-German "peace contract" tying German arms to the West. The Commissioners and Dr. Adenauer hope to iron out157 words
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Miscellaneous76 1952-04-14 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charterrs I fl DO NOT THINK SQMfcHAWvI 1 B^-AND 1 BELIEVE EVEN VOUR LAW GIVES J MOPE AmW POESN T m E T OO INQUISITIVE PERSON ■■■HH VOU THE RIGHT TO ShOOT ANYONE WHO LOSE' HIS 44EAD/ I* THERES A M l$ N O W KNOWN76 words
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