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Title Section18 1952-05-06 1 The Singapore Free Press i*mmun aftmwoow bsom m malaya No. 1*384. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.18 words
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245 1952-05-06 1 The Queen exchanges a home for a palace LONDON, Tues. r;. ueen yesterday gave 1 j the family home she a iur the drafty palace -.ludition requires her •j y .vupy as the British 5. iiclmmni her dream me Clarence House, for Uk ancknt, sprawling grey jtune Buckingham Palace, 54:dReuter - 245 words
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Article50 1952-05-06 1 3wJm Mount Everest |*Pediti< Q with 165 porters l left Katmandu on the ■Rl .-■ige of its climb. cupatch sent by a courier ir.m the expedition's first t( Ppr.- place at Namche Baj ar 160 miles from Katwandu inscribed the trok as 31 oi .lourfuL' U.P.U.P. - 50 words
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Article483 1952-05-06 1 Reconsidering aid because of the Comet WASHINGTON, Tuesday. fHE United States Senate yesterday delayed action on President Truman's nraMi-million dollar Foreign Aid Bill. Senator William Knowland (Republican), speaking on his motion to send the mil to the Senate Armed Sendees Committee for ftrrther study, which wasReuter - 483 words
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Article, Illustration54 1952-05-06 1 picture. JIBOT* D~E VfT, the sS-year-oui "Schnozzle" has arrived in London to star at the Palladium. The little man with the Wf nose mow earns SIS.OOe a week for his one hour television show. What's the secret of his appeal? Durante once said: "Here's million good- looking guys bat FPopper - 54 words
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Article, Illustration40 1952-05-06 1 plCilU'C M. ROBERT SCHUMAN, the French Foreign Minister, talks to Gen. Is may, the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisatio n, at the first session of the Atlantic Pact Council held in the Palais D e Chaillot.— PopperPopper - 40 words
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Article35 1952-05-06 1 CHOLERA TOLL LN CALCUTTA Cholera has killed 460 persons in the Calcutta area, and as the death toll continued to mount doctors accused government authorities of inefficiency and indifference '•j^***^*'*^ tin or tH« epidemic. U.P.U.P. - 35 words
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Article152 1952-05-06 1 PEARL HARBOUR, Tues. rE U.S. Navy surfaced yesterday and confessed it had pulled a fast one on film star Ate Gardner. The actress said she wasted to ro down in a submarine The Nary just couldn't refuse her. But it would have cracked everyA.P. - 152 words
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Article113 1952-05-06 1 STILL A CHANCE IN KOREA-fjtea LONDON, Tuesday. MR, ANTHONY EDEN, the Foreign Secretary, told the House of Commons last night that there was "still an opportunity for agreement" being arrived at in Korea. r- For that reason he did not want to tmj anything that would make this less likely.113 words
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Article208 1952-05-06 1 CAIRO, Tuesday. EGYPTIAN Prime Minister, Hilaly Pasha, is expected to announce today his government's rejection of the latest British proposals on the Anglo-Egyptian dispute, well-informed sources said here last night The sources added, however, that the Prime Minister in a nationwide broadcast on theReuter - 208 words
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Article80 1952-05-06 1 NMW YORK, Tues. rrOMMY MANVILLE, mil- lionaire playboy who said be was still getting over the shock of the death of his eighth wife one week ago, announced yesterday that his prospective ninth bride had moved into his 28-room mansion. Manville's fiancee is a nightclub torch singer,U.P. - 80 words
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Article57 1952-05-06 1 LONDON, Tues. AN attempt to discover whether British music lovers prefer Beethoven or boogiewoogie is being made in a series of Sunday concerts in a London suburb. Lewisham Council, which sponsors public concerts, is engaging artists for all forms of entertainment. A watch will be kept toReuter - 57 words
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Article28 1952-05-06 1 President Theodor Heuss proclaimed the hymn "Deuachland Ueber Alles" as West Germany's national anthem yesterday— «eren years less two days after th* Third Reich capitulated.- U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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Article181 1952-05-06 1 PHOENIX, ARIZONA, Tues. OHHE STATE BOARD of Pardons and Paroles yesterday acted to lift the hangman? noose which has dangled over Winnie Ruth Judd's head for 20 years. The Board recommended to Got. Howard Pyle the commutation of her death sentence to life imprisonment. Even181 words
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387 1952-05-06 1 Naval chief row queried in Commons LONDON, Tuesday. npHE ANGLO-AMERICAN controversy far com- mand of the Mediterranean flared mp> again yesterday with Mr. Churchill Mfeki* a broadside of Parliamentary questions and British naval chiefs holding firm in talks with Admiral William Feehteler, U.S. Chief of Naval Staff. Mr. Churchill refusedReuter - 387 words
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Article27 1952-05-06 1 Mr. Jack Tanner, President of Britain's big amalgamated engineering union, said at Blackpool yesterday that industrial strikes against the government would be "stupid."27 words
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Article, Illustration44 1952-05-06 1 picture. SIR ROBERT U. Knox pictured shortly after lift was named the jtcrttftrj of the Coronaiioa Ceaiaritsion. Sir Robert will have a very busy time between now and June 2, 1953, wken the Queen will be omwanil mission is the Dake of Edinburgh-. PopperPopper - 44 words
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Article57 1952-05-06 1 OTTAWA, Tues. REPRESENTATIVES o f eighteen countries came here yesterday for the ninth meeting of the International Rubber Study Group. The meetings began behind closed doors, but a press communique will be issued at the conclusion of the conference. The meetings are expected to continueU.P. - 57 words
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Article157 1952-05-06 1 Tear gas quells prison riots MONTREAL, Tues. fTWO new outbreaks, were quelled with tear gas in Bordeaux gaol here yesterday; but prisoners shouted "wait till tonight". Police and guards combed the prison for 100 batchers' knives and 50 razors missing since Sunday when 600 convicts, criticising their tea, started 12Reuter - 157 words
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Article27 1952-05-06 1 piRST grade rubber which was quoted at $1 a pound jresterday iji Singapore drop* ped to 95^2 cents this morn* inc.27 words
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Advertisement54 1952-05-06 1 If f **i*rmf*r W W .sis****** i\r.APOBE-« h«p^^ BBfcj HBBr^^^K. JB""OiO^DT FROM THE NORTH SEA FRESH QUALITY FISH Wrapped Kippers Boned Kippers Wrapped Bloaters Fresh Herrings Finnan HadeVcks Smoked HaeVock Fillets White Cod Fillers Smoked Cod Fillets Soft Herring Rocs Hard Cod Roes Lemon Solo Fillets Lemon Solos Plaice Fillets54 words
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Advertisement14 1952-05-06 1 lAHKA JEWEUOS SINGAPORE, 1 X^^^XKfSm^^L \&x%E^E&jmZ2 A -V; Nmbß wA Nhb \bh noiucc rpiKH14 words
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428 1952-05-06 2 OR 18 IT THE PEERAGE THAT'S PASSE, ASKS •EYE PERRICK TIE most famous Gaiety Girl of them all. who married che richest peer of them all. died last week at 73. Yet when Gertie Millar wed the second Earl of Dudley in 1924, it was428 words
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Article561 1952-05-06 2 Beyond Euphrates With J. L Hoys soys the girls in blue ore enjoying life in the burning deserts of Iraq AT this great R.A.F. station on the Euphrates River, 85 miles from Baghdad, 60 W.R.A.F/S— or "Waafs", as they still seem to prefer calling themselves work hard and play hard561 words
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Article265 1952-05-06 2 HOW DO YOU make the Ten BestDressed Women list? Mss. Leland Hayward, wife of the Broadway producer, who is now visiting Britain and who is off the list for the first time in seven years, says she does not really know. The thing she265 words
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Article47 1952-05-06 2 YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION.— Across: 1. Ha'p'orth, k. 1.0.U. t Annulet t. Sweet coupon. 10. Coriatralned. IS. Mail vaaJH. 1.0.W. 15. Rasters. Dmm: j jk{ House on lire. 2. Plant. 3.*Bf^>. 4. Half. pennies. 5. First UnW. 6. Stand down. 11. Tnv#»A 11. AnnlA.47 words
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Article, Illustration45 1952-05-06 2 The design of this afternoon dress, "Green Magic", incorporates boat bodice and high-standing collar. And it's new even the material. It's made of "Dauphine Dupion," Britain's latest textile.said to be the first rayon in the world with the resilience and draping qualities of pure silk.45 words
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278 1952-05-06 2 WHY AMERICANS EAT 'ANGEL CAKE'. ..BUT SWISS ROLL? NO, SIR! f*ALL it "Devil's Food" "Angel Cake'' and an American will eat it. But offer him a Swiss roll or a cream biscuit, and— No thanks; he would a plain "cracker"* Thi* odd" sidelight on the eating habits of America emerges278 words
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Article641 1952-05-06 2 Jean Wiseman - HEfPRESTO! THE TWO'IN-ONE-DRESS Jean Wiseman British Fashion ft Ax. LKJKJKLD WHEN anyone says transformation garments to me, I get a mental picture of an ensemble featured several seasons back that confused the eye and had one searching feverishly for the uncomplicated garment that made no pretence at being more than641 words
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Advertisement133 1952-05-06 2 i CORDUROY >ffc I ty THE YARD JADE GREEN and STONE I See our New INEXPENSIVE Buttrick Patterns PRACTICAL for aM types of VERSATILE and Ladies and INDISPENSIBLE Childrens Clothes. f or 1 HOME WEAR ROBINSONS (Incorporated in Sing ff£GD r*Ao* Mark f C"\ A o~ Cl RECORD CAStf To133 words
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Miscellaneous316 1952-05-06 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, yea have a touth of Renius that needs careful nurturing If you are to reach the heights to which yea are entitled by gift of the stars. You have honest interest i» everything rather than a mere curiosity. This can get you Into all kinds316 words
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Article356 1952-05-06 3 side is vulnerable. VrSm Partner deals, ,ct m uses tooth cue bui unc system 4_ s 4 mat do you b« with H °r^f'the fcllcwlng tends? ol insert B liortb East So«t% WJJ Pass few B|fe 1!"* ot KtVi s fciv few ANSWERS TO BRIDOI QUIZ Three no-trump.356 words
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Article60 1952-05-06 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. A MEXICAN youth has offered himself as a candidate for a rocket ride far atove the earth to 'carry forward" American Air Force experiments alitatfj tried with animals. T e Air Force, declined w.t:. thanks, American rocket ■etentiiti have not yet perfeied the techniqueA.P. - 60 words
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Article56 1952-05-06 3 Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, may postpone handing back the state-run iron and steel industry to private owners, it was reported to political quarters. Long and bitter Labour opposition to the budget bill has disrupted the legislative Programme and the government considers its-bill to denationalise roadReuter - 56 words
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Article42 1952-05-06 3 Seamen switch allegiance The powerful Chinese Seamen s Union at Hong Kong °xtr r K With 9000 m«abai pitched allegiance from Red yi .na l to the Nationalists on May Day hS headquarters was of Nationalist China hoteteS !n its place. A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article22 1952-05-06 3 iT^ctor-General of t£ I e »ch Armed Forces and haTUrrf 8 CcntrJ Europe, nas left Paris for London*! ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article130 1952-05-06 3 A *SBS?SS«SJ »»t"-2 .MS** Bodety. a ar of th e Second WMU among the methods need by the Reds to pressurise htm Into ■>»— *»nh»g a Communist was to- confine him in a cell with a leper. He was gaoled for three months for obduracy In130 words
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Article525 1952-05-06 3 Husband fooled by ticket stubs LONDON, Tuesday. EH>R tight months a wife associated with another H JWMjj allege* at the Old Bailey. In the .lS?' Bbwi Keea defendliif her husband: "Eve tasted the apple and wanted more. She wanted the best part of both525 words
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Article167 1952-05-06 3 REDS SELL DOPE FOR PARTY NEW YORK. Tues. THE United States has charged that the Communists are smuggling dope into Japan and are using the proceeds from its sale to finance party activities and buy strategic materials for Red China. The charge was made before the United Nations Commission onU.P. - 167 words
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Article80 1952-05-06 3 NEW YORK, Tues. NINE Nobel prize winners have called on French Professor Frederic Joliot Curie to withdraw his signature from a message supporting Communist Chinese charges that United Nations forces are waging germ warfare in Korea. The nine asked M. Joliot Curie, himself a Nobel Prize winner,80 words
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Article, Illustration23 1952-05-06 3 JOSEPH MANKIEWICZ chats with Ethel Barrymore at a party riven in honoiir of Walter bsapiea en the Mi of MaaUewici' cvreat 2ttk »letiire,23 words
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Article59 1952-05-06 3 PARIS, Tues. ABOUT 40 demonstrators, most of them in military uniform, raided the Congress of the extreme leftist Federation of Paris. They smashed chairs In the conference hall, tore up Federation banners and attacked some of the delegates with sticks and their fists. The' exactA.P. - 59 words
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Article59 1952-05-06 3 Hard-to-hit plane for US WASHINGTON, Tues. GIN. Hoyt S. Vandenberg has disclosed that the U.5. Strategic Air Command win be equipped with elusive, new, long range fighter bombers capable of delivering atomic bombs against ley targets deep in the enemy's homeland. Because of their greater speed, better manoeuvreabtlity and smaller59 words
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Article27 1952-05-06 3 A West German delegation visiting Cairo to conclude a new trade pact with Egypt held its first business meeting with senior Egyptian officials. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article46 1952-05-06 3 Japan's Red Cross, wanting to open its first Blood Bank, has discovered that It cannot use the word "bank" because Japanese law demands that the word only be used where money is exchanged. Alternative titles now being considered are "Blood Safe" and "Blood Centre".46 words
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Article19 1952-05-06 3 "Police broke v ttp an attempted demonstration by neo-Fascist youths in Rome with streams of water from19 words
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Article, Illustration40 1952-05-06 3 DENING DENISE DENISE DARCSL is somewhat of a problem to the Hollywood censor because of Tier fondness for low necklines. The French actress was once quoted as saying:, "If a woman has nice legs, she show s it. Well then40 words
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Article334 1952-05-06 3 BLACKPOOL, Tuesday. pOWERFUL German U-boat binoculars with a special sighting attachment were used by police to keep watch on a Blackpool boarding-house. They saw Americans and others arriving with girls and women. They watched the premises for five nights and one afternoon before raiding it.334 words
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Article28 1952-05-06 3 Scotland Yard's murder s*uad bam detained a man for questioning after Wasti Singh. 45-year-old Indian, had been found beaten to death in an Kast London28 words
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Article72 1952-05-06 3 LONDON, Tues. mHE Egyptian Ambassador X In London, Abdul Fattah Amr Pasha, is under medical observation and wfll enter a nursing home as soon as pressure of work permits, an EgypVan Embassy spokesman said. The spokesman said the Ambassador was not seriously ill but Just "underReuter - 72 words
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296 1952-05-06 3 Gonple Nyed on 10sh. a week: drean came true LONDON, Tuesday. tH)R two years 9 Joan Foldes went without a new r dress, and she and her husband Peter lived on 10s. a week so that they could make a coloured cartoon film showing the creation of life. Ttoey showed296 words
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Article29 1952-05-06 3 Representative Charles Kersten said in Washington that the United States should create a special agency to give "practical assistance" to underground movements in Iron Curtain countries. A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article40 1952-05-06 3 An Italian merchant vessel bought 40 tout of fuel at the Persian oil station at Abadan on April 30— believed to be the first such purchase by a foreign ship since oil was nationalised last year. A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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Advertisement196 1952-05-06 3 EPHEDROL TIADI HAII quickly relieves i COLDS and CATARRH P^ JvJ It clears the nasal pas* I sages to remove stuffiness M Hi and the distressing con- I^^ didons of head colds and LJaHsfIKSHH catarrh. The patent nasal application bottle is infinitely better than spray or dropper, and can be196 words
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Miscellaneous202 1952-05-06 3 Radio SINGAPORE 10 am ntm; 10.06 TwMifiWii the Shows; 10.45-11J0 Rendafvous with the Stars; iPf; B^! Statton Trl; 6JB XJJti. Album; €M Radio Malaya Trto; 6J» Announcements; 7 New«; 7.15 Oatt We Help You; 7 JO "I Haven't A Clue"; Musk With A lilt; 8.30 Malayan Forum, Has ***W*2 meet202 words
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The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. May 6, 1952.
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Article117 1952-05-06 4 THE Colonial Development Corporation again lost money last year about $3,ooo,ooo— but It will ill become Malayans to loin in the criticism which this unpalatable fact is bound to piovoke. The Corporation, formed five years ago, exists to develop the food and raw material resources of the colonies, an117 words
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Article408 1952-05-06 4 THE Government's appeal to Singapore Chinese to set up a borne for incurable cases of tuberculosis, said to be increasing In number, comes as a reminder that this long-standing problem ought to be tackled with some urgency. It is one of the grimmest aspects of the408 words
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1389 1952-05-06 4 Where The World's Three Richest Men Live VJ. MM/ rl\IV*C writing from Sao Paulo contributes the final article on his tour of Brazil SAO Paulo's newspapers last Sunday contained, as usual, 72 pages, with 85 per cent of their columns taken up by advertising. Somewhere in that labyrinth of publicity1,389 words
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Article249 1952-05-06 4 -TH£ RUSSIAN WAY MOSCOW says that lfl Russian medical scientists have discovered how to resurrect the dead. In hushed tones, Radio Moscow has informed the Russian people that a Professor Nagovsky has perfected a method that restores the human organism to life after clinical death. The249 words
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Article, Illustration614 1952-05-06 4 THE GREAT AMERICAN POOR AMERICAN income and living standards surpass the British at both ends of the scale, their rich being richer and their poor poorer. Industrial workers and middle-class families in the States that is, the bulk of the population are undoubtedly better off than Britons, even after allowing614 words
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Article501 1952-05-06 4 MICHAEL MANNING - MICHAEL MANNING By ATHENS. EXCEPT for "prices" a topic as rich as "weather" in Britainconversation in Athens today spins round two related subjects: Charity and Gratitude. Charity comes in a very original form. A small shop near the Athens Stock Exchange has been doing such501 words
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Article, Illustration28 1952-05-06 4 I' ln view of the fact that A-bombs are being televised in America, docs the lam think it would be possible to let one off during Children's Hou»28 words
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Article178 1952-05-06 4 WAR toys "—banned If the Allies in West Germany because they might mean the first step wards a rew, .1] rism are back aga i e shops of Berlin and < i West German cities. The new fighter aircralt. guns tai and searchlights— are result178 words
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Advertisement9 1952-05-06 4 ENGAGEMENT, WEDDING DRESS RIN6S U.S.deSilva SINGAPORE I. TEL *****9 words
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Advertisement75 1952-05-06 4 «nBMr tnn^fa^i 6 FARLEir {J- She's Farley fed is a phrase one so often hears from happy mothers with contented and happy children. Babies and young children thrive on Farley s— and what is so very important of course, h that they really enjoy their feed of Farley's from the75 words
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Article263 1952-05-06 5 All members are to be trained Free Press Staff Reporter gINGAPORE police plan to train all members of the force in civil defence duties. A police official said yesterday: "We. are sending out the first batch of 27 inspectors to the civil defence school -in263 words
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223 1952-05-06 5 These nuns set an example, says Hogan PENANG, Tues. mRIBUTES to the Sis--1 ters of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus were paid in Penang last night by three Malayan leaders. Theirs is a wonderful s tory of achievement end purposeful hard work," said fir M.P.J. Hogan. AttorneyGeneral for223 words
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Article, Illustration38 1952-05-06 5 picture. MR. J. F. NICOLL, Governor of Singapore, yesterday made a tour of Improvement Trust housing estates. He (second from left) leaves an estate with Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, City President (left), and Trust officials. Free PressFree Press - 38 words
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Article53 1952-05-06 5 SEGAMAT, Tues.— For assaulting two elderly women at a Chinese temple, Gan Poh Kim, aged 25, was fined $15 and was ordered to pay $45 compensation to the women. Gan was also bound over in $100 for three months. He was alleged to have punched and53 words
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Article234 1952-05-06 5 Free Press Staff Reporter TWO City Council committees, considering prox posals for aerial advertising in Singapore, have decided to obtain the views of the Director of Civil Aviation on night flying. Originally the Council's Vehicles and Traffic Committee had advised the Director of Civil Aviation that234 words
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Article165 1952-05-06 5 City wants lady welfare officer Free Press Staff Reporter rnHE Singapore City Council is urgently in need of a lady Assistant Welfare Officer. Miss Margaret Baker, the former lady Assistant Welfare Officer, resigned recently. Her work is now being shared by two senior officers of the City Council who have165 words
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Article110 1952-05-06 5 - pRIZES ranging from a radio set to bottles of whisky and champagne await seven lucky Singaporeans at Raffles Hotel, following a draw in aid of S.A.T.A. held at the International Press Ball on Saturday. They are: Tan Pak Liang, 715 Serangoon Road, P. M. Muscombe, 16 Pierce110 words
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Article49 1952-05-06 5 Mrs. Molly Mathews, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hope of* Singapore, died in Adelaide on Sunday. Mrs. Mathews, who was 34, was formerly a nurse in Singapore. She settled in Australia with her husband after the war. She leaves behind two children.49 words
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Article146 1952-05-06 5 '|»he commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac- Donald, is expected to open the fete and fair to be held by the Singapore Young Men's Christian Association on June 7 at the Bras Basah Road pavilion and tennis courts. Mr. Rowland Lyne, general secretary of the association,146 words
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Article, Illustration58 1952-05-06 5 MRS. W. GORDON CORNELL, wife of U.S. Naval Attache in Singapore, chatting with Commander L.N. Andrade, the director manager of the Companhia Nacional De Navegacao of Lisbon, at a reception .on board the company's ntw ship, M.V. India, which arrived in Singapore yesterday. The reception was given by the Singapore58 words
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Article31 1952-05-06 5 SEGAMAT, Tues. Charged with having caused hurt to a woman by firing his gun, an AP, Kaliman bin Mohamed Amin, 17, was allowed ball or $350 in Segamat.31 words
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Article, Illustration31 1952-05-06 5 CPL. P. WOOD, of R.A.F., Seletar. and Mrs. Wood (Nee Evans) of Sheffield, England, cutting the cake after their wedding on Sunday. The bride arrived in Singapore last week from England.31 words
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131 1952-05-06 5 Free Press Staff Reporter rE Singapore Labour Department's Employment Exchange was piked to supply the Singapore Glass Factory, Kalian* Gasworks nnd Services In the Colony last month with a total of MS labourers, but the Ex- change was able to ge&giml? 356 men.131 words
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Article214 1952-05-06 5 IPOH, Tuesday. A TOTAL of 199 bus workers, employed by four bus A companies operating from Ipoh, will go on strike on Friday if negotiations between the Perak Motor Vehicle Employees Union and the companies concerned prove unsuccessful by Wednesday. This was the result214 words
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Article57 1952-05-06 5 Free Press Staff Reporter CEVERAL industrial and business firms of Hong Kong are keen on setting up brand* offices in Singapore, the Free Press understands. Their representatives are seeking office premises in business areas of the city. Although demand for property and land is less57 words
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Article69 1952-05-06 5 SUBSTATIONS liable to to load shedding 1 tonight are: Joo Chiat Place, Jalan Ennos, Tewner Rd., Serangoon Rd., Seanett Estate, Kolam Ayer, McPherM»n Rd., Kim Chnan Rd.. Boon- dary Rd., Florence Ed., t pper Seran^oon, Yio Chu Kang Rd., Govt. Printing Wks., VToodleigh Park, Braddell Heights, Arthur Rd.,69 words
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Article147 1952-05-06 5 Motorists asked: 'Can you help?' QINGAPORE traffic police are asking motorists a number of questions to determine toe flow of traffic on Colony's roads. Some of the questions are: What route do you take when you go to office? What is the distance from your home to office? How long147 words
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Article111 1952-05-06 5 BUTTERWORTH, Tues AN embrace cost 18-year-old Baka r bin Awang Kechil $100 in the Butterworth court yesterday. Bakar had originally claimed trial to attempting to outrage the modesty ef a nine-year-old girl But he changed his plea when the girl gave evidence. The girl said Bakar111 words
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Article25 1952-05-06 5 SEGAMAT, Tues.— Bail was opposed in the Segamat Court when 18-year-old Soh Khoon was charged with housebreaking and theft of cash and jewellery.25 words
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Advertisement99 1952-05-06 5 Just Unpacked f "German Made" TRAVELLING j ALARM I CLOCKS j Available in Morocco Leather Case* In Colour*— Red, Blue, Green Brown.' Visit JEWELLERY DEPT. i Guut Sinchs GIAN SINGH CCO^LTD.I 30-1. RAFFLES PLACE S PORE I. TEL 5214 5 f JUST RECEIVED I A NEW SELECTION OF DIAMOND PLATINUM99 words
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Advertisement94 1952-05-06 5 ajßß^^dr \iQfjf a new supply of «T DOC REQUISITES each DOC COLLARS $1.50 to $4.50 DRINKINC BOWLS Cream Enamelled $3.50 COMBS Fine and Coaise Teeth $1.25 BRUSHES .75 to $1.50 CHAINS Chrome Plated $1.25 STRIPPERS Raior Blade Type $2.25 STEEL-RAKES .75 COMBINED WHIP and LEAD thonged Leather $4.75 DOC SOAPS94 words
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Article, Illustration775 1952-05-06 6 Vivian Batchelor - Vivian Batchelor Ewbassy men take iff their shirts to start the spring cleaning 9WBE straggling wilder- ness of the gardens at Seacox Heath, Flimwell, Kent, looks a little tidier this week. It has just had a five-hour blitz by members of the Soviet Wmbawy armed with pitchforks,775 words
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Article, Illustration20 1952-05-06 6 rivVre f*re kap» fit* ym gityt Vft m *m you paymg At* awful fa**» (Bus fa«s have Increased m Brttate).20 words
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853 1952-05-06 6 O. H. BRANDON - O. H. BRANDON says Big Business is making a science of "personnel management" and producing the framework of a national wages plan AMERICAN business A efficiency experts are making a new profession for themselves in Personnel Management. The study of Industrial relations853 words
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Article57 1952-05-06 6 rS SERIOUS SHORTAGE of Z-nj film at hotpitals In Britain is partly dOe Ui£ OWer Cute| doctofl J*??.***!* pow«r stations Jhedthe load," scores of X-ray pictures to the process of being taken are IT tbe fault Is not noticed until the films are develop, ed. unfortunate patients have57 words
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Article26 1952-05-06 6 IN Decaturville, Tennessee, a pair of trousers which belonged to a man killed W a tornado 50 miles away lftJtt month havA h«A« fnnnii26 words
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Advertisement146 1952-05-06 6 TODAY DAILY! 11 «.m -1.45-4J5-6.45 and ftjtf M-G-M's Technicolor Masical "SHOT M THE RAM" Geae Dekbic Donald Kelly Beynids O'Cwr OFEHS TODAY! 11 sjn.-Ut-4-6.45 iyv»aEf m^i fit 1 ITIMKWIJQH Amn HAMime RAIRY SULUVAN NEXT CHANGE 'JAPANESE WAR BRIDE' introducing SHIRLEY YAMAGICHI with DON TAYLOR CAPITOL^ mt 11-145-4-6.30-9.30 "SONS OF THE146 words
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Advertisement202 1952-05-06 6 BOOKS fOR OWNER DRIVERS The Book of the Wolsetey by: W. A. Gibson Martin (3 00 The Book of the Austin (Seven Eight) by: Station Abbey 3 The Book of the Standard Car by: Station Abbey 3 The Book of the B.S.A. by: W. C. Hayeraft, P.R.S.A 2 40 The202 words
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Miscellaneous115 1952-05-06 6 MdndrSKß Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press in Malaya I THEN lOTHAQ BITtNTO TUEBBEAO,! I WHAA TH| REST Of QMAVHf \M^k J-^^X TTI I^. THOUGHT IT HAD6RAVU INIT.ANO THE JOKE? IT If r" 1 V nrWWiU^r \U J NOff.MANORAtt. TT^ TRUI.TWQ THREW «TAWAYj™n^ 6«AVa/J TH^P^»Il AjT JmNE Exclusive to the115 words
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Article558 1952-05-06 7 THAUMATURGY RONS FAST 3 FURLONGS Could win on Thursday From ALLAN LEWIS npHAUMATURGY (J. Manning) working on the x outside of Corsair (Tait) showed up well to run three In 3? 3/5 this morning on the No. 2 crass track, where horses did their fast work about 20 feet out558 words
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Article, Illustration233 1952-05-06 7 W'OKU) middleweight champion, Ray Robinson and world light-heavyweight title holder, Joej Maxim, will meet in a light-heavyweight championship fight at Yankee Stadium, New York, on June 23. Mr. Jim Norris of the International Box* Club said yesterday. He said contracts wouln signed today. The respectiveReuter - 233 words
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Article64 1952-05-06 7 /CONTINUOUS rain for 24 V hi urs prevented any play an the second day of the three-day match between the Indian touring cricket team •nd Worcestershire yesterday. The Worcester ground, one cf the prettiest in the country, looked a sorjy sight. Rain had been falling throughout the64 words
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Article54 1952-05-06 7 The Singapore Amateur fJ Council yesterday agreed to a Malacca FA. application ior a postponement of their Malaya Cup match against Singapore on May 10. Thp new date agreed on Is June 29. Malacca's reason was that ■oal of their Services players would not be able to54 words
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Article88 1952-05-06 7 (Xsioms Sports Clio sea; the RAOC at soccer yesterday en the English College ground, JoJsw Bahru. by two gonls to one is. an evenly contesti'd game. r.iere was no scoring in the ■J2 h f lf and it was toward the of the game that Customs88 words
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Article50 1952-05-06 7 IRISH FAME a five-year-old 1 Chestnut English gelding by Challenge From Minion wa 5 destroyed yesterday morning. He was a failure on the Malayan turf. Jack Tait, who did not ride after his fall with Restriction on Saturday, is quite Jit and will be riding on Thursday.50 words
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Article62 1952-05-06 7 SJCRATCHINGS will be fairly *3 heavy for Thursday and at present those likely to be withdrawn before acceptances close on Wednesday are: Cobro. Flag of Peace, Proctor, Albert M. Brecongill, Jeanette, Palitoy, Liberty Flag, Lianda. Rupert, Running Footman, Lundy Isle, Payeur, Irish Fame, Linkshir, Good Advice,62 words
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Article177 1952-05-06 7 Companions win 2-1 REST OF SOCCER YOUNG Companions Athletic Association beat Wonderlads SC. by the odd goal in three to a S.aS\A. Div. 3A fixture at Geylang yesterday. Scoring a goal in the firnU sta^of each half Y.C.A.A just managed to edge their spirited opponents in a keenly contested but177 words
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Article28 1952-05-06 7 D"u» for the Th mart M '"1? nd »-}23££* "•n has cabled to Mr theVLV* BAM Indi, dates wlli sUl T? e final anhi«« a—_28 words
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Article553 1952-05-06 7 DADMINTON fans in India will 13 probably read much less on their sports pages about the 1952 Indian Thomas Cup team than they do about those ot the other three participating countries —Malaya, trie United States and Denmark— who will compete for the 'sports major553 words
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Article344 1952-05-06 7 SINGAPORE Amateur F.A. Senior League tie 3 between Chinese Casuals and Katong Sajarah ended in a scoreless draw yesterday, at Jalan Besar Stadium. It was one of the drabbest and dullest fames seen this season and nearly put the small stadium crowd to sleep. Casuals344 words
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Article104 1952-05-06 7 WEIGHTS tor two races for fT Saturday, last day of the Penanf Turf Clvb's Summer Meeting are: SUMMER CUP Cl. 3,1J Miles Floor Show 9.95; Chesieres 9.04; Charlemagne 9.00; Eudora 8.13; Epsom Derby 8.12; Ocean Snare 8.10; Mil] wall 8.09; Gay De Lyon 8.07; Ursinia 8.03: Winter Lady104 words
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Article, Illustration95 1952-05-06 7 pictures The camera catches Ooi Teik Hock (above) in a characteristic pose as he stretches to take a net drop In his doubles match in the Thomas Cup. trial at the Selanfcor badminton association hall over the weekend. Ooi and Lee Hoo Chye beat the 1948-49 Thomas CupFree Press - 95 words
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Article165 1952-05-06 7 HPHE Singapore Amateur Football Association's A Council decided yesterday to approach the Singapore Government once more in an endeavour to effect the return of the former Anson Road Stadium site for the sake of Colony sport. Taken over by the Army at the outbreak of hostilities,165 words
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Article54 1952-05-06 7 Boy Brooks, welter, middle and light-heavyweight champion of the Orient, arrived in Singapore this morning by air from Manila for his fight with Australian Steve Brian. The fight will take place at the Happy World next Monday night, instead of this Friday and will not be54 words
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339 1952-05-06 7 BID TO GET PROFESSIONAL TEAM HERE AT the monthly meeting of the Singapore Amateur Football Council held yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium, Mr. E. Strickland, who will manage Singapore's Olympic contingent to Helsinki, was appointed to represent S.A.F.A. in negotiations with the Finnish Football Association for a team to play339 words
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Article326 1952-05-06 7 GILES HITS THE FIRST CENTURY RONALD GILES, Nottinghamshire's 33-year-old opening batsman, yesterday gained the distinction of scoring the first century of this season's championship matches. Although less assured than on Saturday when he scored 76 not out he played some delightful forcing strokes before being dismissed for 124. He battedReuter - 326 words
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Article95 1952-05-06 7 SCOTLAND'S Football selectors have chosen 14 players to make the trip to Scandinavia to play Denmark at Copenhagen on May 25 and Sweden at Stockholm on May 30. The players named are: Cowan (Morton), Cox and Young (Glasgow Rangers), McNaueht (Raitii Rovers), Forbes, (Arsenal). PatonA.P. - 95 words
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Article50 1952-05-06 7 Sunday's UJS. oaseball results were: National League: New York 3; Pittsburgh 2; Chicago 3, Brooklyn 2 (10 innings) Cincinnati 8, Boston 1; St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 0. American League: Philadelphia 7, Chicago 1; Boston 5, St. Louis 2; Detroit 6, New York 3; Washington 7, Cleveland 6.- A.P.A.P. - 50 words
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Article204 1952-05-06 8 CAPETOWN, Tues. OPPOSITION leader, Mr. Johannes Strauss gave a solemn warning yesterday of possible "anarchy" if the South African Government defies the Supreme Court verdict branding the projected High Court of Parliament illegal. The United Party leader, addressing the Prime Minister, Dr. Malan, in the Assembly,A.P. - 204 words
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Article69 1952-05-06 8 A helicopter will shower boxes of «weets and chocolate* to children outside the Royal Palace in Cairo today for the 16th anniversary of King Farouk's accession to the throne and the first anniversary of his marriage to Queen Narriman. Each box will have a signed photograph69 words
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Article68 1952-05-06 8 RODRIGUES-McINTYRE. The engagement Is announced of Christian only son of Mr. Mid Mrs Harry Rodrigues to Leila only daughter of Mrs. Ivy Duclos. THE ENGAGEMENT Is announced between Urn Choo! Seng, eldest son of tt» late Mr. Urn Chin Beng and of Mrs. Lim Chin Beng of Kuala Lumpur.68 words
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Article42 1952-05-06 8 DELANY MABEL, beloved mother of Gladys and Paul Verdayne and grand-daughter Diane. Funeral 4 p.m. Tuesday. May 6th, Bidadarl. MATHEWS—MOLLY. Beloved wife of Charles Matheus and eldest d»u;hter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hope, in Adelaide, Australia, on 4-3-52. D-*ply Regretted.42 words
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Article45 1952-05-06 8 The Soviet Union will issue its annual state loan today calling upon its citizens to subscribe 30,000,000,000 roubles (US$7,500,000,000) for repayment in 20 years. Moscow Radio said the funds will go to the construction of hydro-power stations and canals. A.P. ReuterA.P.; Reuter - 45 words
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384 1952-05-06 8 Opening w*y to wragei* i« PARIS. Tuesday. EUROPE'S leading nuclear scientists, including two of Hitler's former atom men, met in Paris yesterday to plan the world's most powerful apparatus for bombarding the heart of the atom. The scientists from 10 countries were membersReuter - 384 words
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Article, Illustration68 1952-05-06 8 NEO-FASCISTS cany tenners at a rally in Rome's central Piazza Del Popolo when Au gusto D e Marsanich, national secretary of the MoYimento Sociale Italftano, an openly pro-FVuscist Italian social movement, addressed a thronp of about 5*,H6, including: war veterans, students and office wwketg. Many68 words
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186 1952-05-06 8 LONDON, Tuesday. ALL British troops except a small detachment have been withdrawn from the South Arabian town of Lahej, it was stated here last night. Troops were sent into Lahej on April 21 by the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Aden, Mr Tom Hickingbotham. TheReuter - 186 words
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134 1952-05-06 8 LONDON, Tues. rE Foreign Secretary, Mr Eden yesterday decided to pursue plans for the signature, this month, of both the peace contracts between Western Germany and the Western allies- and tne European Defence Community. This decision came after yesterday's talks with Sir IvoneReuter - 134 words
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Article310 1952-05-06 8 NEW YORK, Tuesday. A MYSTERY of church doors that would not stay locked was solved yesterday* at Vallejo, California. Police arrested an Air Force lieutenant who stated he had lived for three weeks in the belfry of the town's Seventh Day Adventist Church. The officer who turnedU.P. - 310 words
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Article93 1952-05-06 8 Peking plans 'peace, congress LONDON, Tues. f\IPLOMATIC sources said yesterday that the Chinese Communists are preparing to convene a "far east peace congress" in Peking that will lay the groundwork for new Communist moves in Asia. The Congress is expected to meet at the end of this month or inA.P. - 93 words
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Article42 1952-05-06 8 Mr. T.E. Daw, Assistant Superintendent of Police in the Federation of Malaya, is now in Rangoon recruiting Gurkha officers for service in Malaya. Recruitment is made on a three-year contract basis, preference being given to exarmy officers. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article18 1952-05-06 8 President Truman yesterday nominated Mr. Joseph Coy Green to be U.S. Minister to Jordan U.P.U.P. - 18 words
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150 1952-05-06 8 NAPLES, Tues. 'PHIKTEEN British sailor? A who upset an Italian crowd by "entertaining" them with guitars and mandolines in a main street appeared in handcuffs behind steel bars In court here yesterady. They were found guilty of brawling with Naples police and cab "driversReuter - 150 words
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Article32 1952-05-06 8 Dr. John Salceda, Jr. Philippines Minister of Health, was yesterday elected president of the fifth World Health Assembly meeting at Geneva, to succeed Dr. A. Schfele. of the U.S A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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Article26 1952-05-06 8 The Czech Communist youth newspaper. Mlada Fronta, predicted yesterday that the Communist Red flag will soon fly over the White House in Washington. U.P.U.P. - 26 words
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Miscellaneous21 1952-05-06 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris [SO. I WAS^^^Hfj I III i! H^^B SffNTIMENTAUTY WOULDN'T InOTHING OP IT WOULD YOU, ALEX? j£*A21 words
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