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Title Section21 1952-06-05 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTEEMOOW Mf MAfcAYA PRONE Sim No. IMIO. JULI SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNB 5, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS21 words
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Article577 1952-06-05 1 Spore omits it at Birthday Parade Free Press Staff Reporter fHE National Anthem was not played at the Queen's birthday parade m Singapore this morning. This was the first time that it has been omitted from a ceremonial occasion. Twenty-four contingents from the Services, police and577 words
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Article159 1952-06-05 1 10 000 gather in Federal capital t r e«* Pre>s Staff Reporter [ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. TEN thousand Malayans m Kuala Lumpur tociav wished their young Queen a happy birthday as arid guns boomed a n-gw salute to her iron Federal Hill. Tr v were awed b? the brilliant splendour of^159 words
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Article69 1952-06-05 1 CAPETOWN. Thurs. ABOUT 6.000 persons led by tacti Commando officials an<i eight opposition Member f Parliament yesterday t < part n a silent march I protest against the High frt Parliament Act. to i the Governor-General 2 assent on Tuesday. T Ad creates a High olReuter - 69 words
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Article45 1952-06-05 1 ;ve and medium American cars will disappear from Indonesian Jwertji gradually following a ill Government measure. Jn a stringent austerity to'>ve. Premier Wilopo's Govp iment has announced the a£?° tt2' m °tor-cars priced JJO»« USS2.IOO will no lone^r Da Permitted U,PU,P - 45 words
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Article72 1952-06-05 1 Free Press Staff Reporter A 38-YEAR-OLD Chinese, Lim Chin, living m an attap house m Boon Keng Read, Singapore, was shot m the head after a tussle with three masked armed Chinese gunmen who broke into his house at 4.50 this morning and got away72 words
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Article99 1952-06-05 1 STEEL TALKS AT WHITE HOUSE TODAY WASHINGTON, Thurs. U.S. steel industry leaders and trade unionists have been summoned to a White House conference today to discuss the nation-wide steel strike The 650.000-member steeljworkers union went on strike on Monday only minutes after the Supreme Court had ruled against President Truman's99 words
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Article20 1952-06-05 1 Authorisation for US$BB,--000.000 of Navy construction projects was voted yesterday by the UJS. House Armed Services Committee.- A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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Article72 1952-06-05 1 LONDON HONOURS MENZIES LONDON Thurs. IN a 200-year-old ceremony, Australia's Premier, Mr. Robert G. Menzies, yesterday received the Freedom of the City of London, m the presence of Cabinet Ministers and Commonwealth representatives. He and his wife drove m an open state landau through cheering crowds to the Guild Hall,Reuter - 72 words
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Article183 1952-06-05 1 PARIS. Thursday. FRENCH worfcers yesterday scorned a Communist call for a 24-hour strike m protest against the arrest of party leader Jacques Duclos who has been charged with plotting against state security. The Ministry of the Interior laid last night that only two per cent of183 words
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Article63 1952-06-05 1 I rpHE catchy tunes of CanaX dian square dances will soon be heard In Buckingham Palace, specially recorded for the Queen. The British and Canadian broadcasting companies In a joint effort have recorded nine dances on three longplaying records so that the Queen and theReuter - 63 words
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Article, Illustration39 1952-06-05 1 picture. TfIHE Governor of SingaA por e> Mr. J. F. Nicoll, taking the salute outside City Han as the foot columns of the Forces march past daring this moraine's Queen's Birth da v parade. Free PressFree Press - 39 words
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249 1952-06-05 1 NEW YORK, Thursday. GEN. Dwight Eisenhower reduced to a few hundred votes Senator Robert Taft's lead m their neck-and-neck Republican primary race at South Dakota —the last directly between them. As he did so Gen. Taft's headquarters m Washington prepared to concede defeat. I Political249 words
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Article31 1952-06-05 1 French Union troops killed 120 Communist-led Vietminh soldiers and captured 172 yesterday m a new moppingup drive m the Phy Ly sector, 40 miles south of Hanoi.31 words
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Article15 1952-06-05 1 The British pound In New York advanoeri lflti US rent to 278.75.- A.P.A.P. - 15 words
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Article154 1952-06-05 1 HE'LL END DISUNITY, INFLATION ABILENE, KANSAS, Thin. GEN. Dwight Eisenhower launched his bid for the presidency at his hometown here last night with blows at the Truman administration and Senator Taft,~ his chief rival for the Republican Party candidature. He told thousands of supporters that the entire arms programme ofReuter - 154 words
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Article54 1952-06-05 1 LONDON, Thurs. r«EORGE FORMBY, one of vf Britain's top comedians, yesterday announced he would retire. Formby, 48, has heart trouble caused by overwork and strain. He collapsed during a performance of the long-running "Zip goes a Million" m London last winter and spent the rf ltwReuter - 54 words
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Article37 1952-06-05 1 CINCINNATI. OHIO, Thus. THE son of a Singapore merchant studying business administration at the University of Cincinnati has won a prise He is Say Hoe Lim, and he wrote the best of the37 words
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346 1952-06-05 1 Berlin tense as Russians move troops BERLIN, Thursday. TOP ALLIED OFFICIALS yesterday ordered West x Berlin police to throw an armed security cordon round the West Berlin perimeter after Soviet troops had moved up close to the French sector border an hour before dusk. This followed two incidents m theReuter; U.P. - 346 words
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Article143 1952-06-05 1 BRITISH MISSION TO KOREA LONDON, Thurs. BRITAIN yesterday decided to send a mission to Korea to study at first hand and report direct to the British Cabinet on military and political developments. Field Marshal Lord Alex- < ander, the Defence Minister, will lead the mission which leaves tomorrow It will143 words
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Article37 1952-06-05 1 Pope Plus XII, 76, was ytricken by "an influenzal attack with fever" yesterday, but Vatican sources reported he was "much better" by night and would probably resume his routine today or tomorrow.- U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Advertisement64 1952-06-05 1 cvcv CHOCOLATE PEAR DELIGHT In individual glasses, Make this tempting dessert with MOUNTAIN MAID PEARS and PLUMROSE CREAM Place m each glass A spoonful of whipped cream. layer of pears, sliced to release the favour A layer of grated plain chocolate or choco'ate flakes. pear slices. r op with cream64 words
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Advertisement24 1952-06-05 1 REBELS WARNED Burma's Home Minister, Bo Khin Maung Gale, yesterday warned underground rebels that the Government would om Ail nut to stamn them out24 words
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Advertisement54 1952-06-05 1 HVu v[V,^w A WV^^* www WW-w^t/ZJ II LlnrmHm'Jil HOLBROOK'S 1 EPICUREAN HM SAUCES, SOUPS SAVOURS IFOR MANY YEARS, THE jgfe I HOUSE OF HOLBROOK HAS BEEN FAMOUS ||||j THROUGHOUT THE COMMONWEALTH FOR: a ESSENCES IP'S O| PICKLES t^Fl ML DRESSINGS iimA Ml\ soups JAMS ■^^^■1 IQ FTr err EiSElii SOLE54 words
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Article149 1952-06-05 2 Oai>c# H SSL WHAT does the Ballet Russe look like on tour? Agnes de Mille, who ranks as choreographer with Ashton and de Valois, tells you m her book, "Dance to the Piper". Forget, she says, the colourful backstage scenes of "Look," Ma. I'm Dancing" •nd149 words
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Article, Illustration718 1952-06-05 2 Says RODERICK MANN I Lee Mortimer 1 is: Being accused of libelling men, i women and! I cities. Being sued I for more than I four million 5 pounds but doesn t worry. He specialises gin in vice and graft I718 words
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Article, Illustration1029 1952-06-05 2 J. Stubbs Walker - Britain Meets the Challenge of the Atom Age J. Stubbs Walker By Harwell, the British Atomic Energy Research Establishment (H.M. Stationary Office). DEOPLE who think of the atom only as a modern horror of warfare, capable of obliterating entire cities when it is used m the form of a bomb,1,029 words
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Article111 1952-06-05 2 rjERMAN aircraft scientist, Hans Multhopp, 39-year-old designer who- worked on wartime Focke- Wulf fighters is now m America as one of the top designers for the Martin aircraft concern who are building the British Canberra jet bomber '<» the United states Air fvjrce. citteenship111 words
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Article738 1952-06-05 2 Df Titherley gives his answ* says Eric Cillibrand Shakespeare's Identity Dr. A. W. Tltherlej (Warren and Sons). WHO was Shakes- peare?. Was he really William Stanley, 6th Earl of Derby, member of a famous Lancashire family and founder of the world's mast famous horse race?738 words
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Advertisement114 1952-06-05 2 I ON THE ART OF I READING H lecture* delivered m the by 1 University of Cambridge SIR ARTHUR ||l 1916-1918 QUILLER COUCH j||! **Tb«y <leal with literature m jj J the widest sense, nnd, being jj! th— nhr— literature. their j I >PP— J skould be irresist.bie." I CAMBMDCE114 words
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Miscellaneous40 1952-06-05 2 dnhnluu To bouwiid No. 479 YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION Aero*: I, Petrol. 7, Station. Strip*, t. Newgate. 11. atarUat. 14, AM. H, Hie* li. it, Arfocme. it, ZMpend Tellers. 11. Tartar. •mmt i, steer. 1. Stagi. ».*mtalj Order. 4 Kbterlmr I ««ut~40 words
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Miscellaneous269 1952-06-05 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR fjORN today, you have an im- petuoas nature. Yea fall m and out of love too rapidly. Yea get wildly enthusiastic ahoat one idea. The next day yen are all cooled off ahoat it aad- excited ahoat ■saarthlng else. While it is fine to show enthusiasm for269 words
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Article308 1952-06-05 3 DIVORCE USED TO DODGE INCOME TAX But couples still live together LONDON, Thursday. WEALTHY couples who secure divorces but continue to live together— in order to pay less incometax were mentioned m a memorandum from the National Marriage guidance Council to the Royal Commission on Marriage and Divorce. The council308 words
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394 1952-06-05 3 3 RODE TO FAME OVER NIAGARA FALLS NIAGARA FALLS, Thurs. CIX people have gone over Niagara Falls m a barrel. Three lived— and three were pounded to death by the waters. The only surviving victor of the fads now Is Jean Lussier, who bounced and floated In a home-made rubberA.P. - 394 words
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Article173 1952-06-05 3 HUSBAND, 69, SET PACE 'TOO QUICK' LONDON, Thursday. THREE years after marrying again at 69 a chapel (bacon asked for a decree of nullity at Swansea Divorce Court. He alleged wilful refusal by, or the incapacity of, his wife who was the widow of a former friend and workmate when173 words
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Article53 1952-06-05 3 Sir MacFarlane Burnet, world authority on virus and infectious diseases, said that any attempt to sow epidemics among enemy troops would be fruitless. "No intelligent bacteriologist could ever believe that the dropping of plague-in-fected lice could have more than a minor psychological or nuisance value,"Reuter - 53 words
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Article22 1952-06-05 3 A delegation from MaGta has asked the Colonial Office for financial assistance which may run into several million pounds.- A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article, Illustration60 1952-06-05 3 THIS IS not the face that launched a thousand ships. But its owner, Jan Sterling, is as blonde and lovely as that Helen of long ago. Miss Sterling, under contract to Paramount pictures, has made steady progress since starting out m pictures only two years ago. In60 words
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182 1952-06-05 3 LONDON. Thurs. FROM the wisdom acquired taring his 61 years, 14 of t: m *s a Hi?h Court judge, Mr Justice Stable gave some i The to a youth just starting il f -Hs the road of life. !r> t id 17-year-old John182 words
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Article23 1952-06-05 3 Representatives of India and Pakistan have met Dr. Frank Graham, United Nations representative lor Kashmir, for further discussion of demilitarising Kashmir.23 words
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Article30 1952-06-05 3 Mr. Pote Sarasin, Siam's new ambassador to the United States, arrived at New York by air from London enroute to Washington tn assum« his new post.- U.P.U.P. - 30 words
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Article38 1952-06-05 3 P OP^ Pi?/s X// pressed en electric button on his desk ir > A the Vatican and 335 miles away m North Italy a t r oss on a mountain ton flashed into light. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article10 1952-06-05 3 France decided to recognise the rrw Bolivian Government10 words
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Article, Illustration33 1952-06-05 3 SWIMSLIT DESIGNERS apparently think up new ideas each year to nwlu; swimsuits look less than 7™"™* Thb one, modelled hi actress Marie Wilson is of 24-carat gold lace over wA- with plunging neckline.33 words
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Article45 1952-06-05 3 Police m Bombay arrested a Socialist member of the Bombay Legislature, Bhagirath Zaha, and 10 other party leaders when they headed a march of 5,000 persons protesting against official food price increases. The arrest brought the total among Socialists to 33. U.P.U.P. - 45 words
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Article43 1952-06-05 3 Bishop spurned Red offer Archbishop Chou Chi-shi has died m a Chinese prison because he refused to become the Communists' "Pope of China." The W^year-old Archbishop of Nanehang, turned down the Communist offer In 1951 to head a Chinese "national" Catholic Church.- U.P.U.P. - 43 words
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Article18 1952-06-05 3 The Aga Khan and his wife flew from Nice. France, to Brussels enroute to London. U.P.U.P. - 18 words
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Article127 1952-06-05 3 LONDON. Thurs. O»IX thousand, delegates of O the National Federation of Women's Institutes m London, have passed a resolution urging that the nation "should endeavour not to overwork our beloved young Queen, jre- her duties also as wife and mother/ Mrs M." F. Sandeil,127 words
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Article239 1952-06-05 3 LONDON, Thursday. T\R. ROBERT THOMPSON, who alleged that a hospital matron had written poison-pen letters about him, was held m a report to be "quite unfitted for his job and should be requested to resign". Failing that said the report —by two Health Ministry inspectors—239 words
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Article63 1952-06-05 3 CAIRO, Thurs. IRAQ has recognised King Farouk of Egypt as King of the Sudan, the Iraq Minister to Egypt, Naguib El Raw! Bey, has reported to Egyptian Foreign Minister Hassouna Pasha. Egypt proclaimed King Farouk "King of Egypt and the Sudan" last October after abrogatingReuter - 63 words
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Article21 1952-06-05 3 Eighty-three West German firms suspected of shipping strategic materials to the Soviet bloc have been blacklisted by the U.S. A.P.A.P. - 21 words
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Article145 1952-06-05 3 LONDON, Thurs. BARBARA Alyson Brarineld, 23 year old daughter of the Bishop of Bath and Wells, will appear at Somerset Assizes this month accused of the manslaughter of a motor-cyclist. The prosecution said while Miss Bradfield was driving the Bishop home m his Daimler to145 words
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Article300 1952-06-05 3 Intercollegiate Hatd Ko_l# Both tides vulnerable Bast dealer. NORTH A Q J 6 2/ X I 4 0 S ft ft) WEST EAST 9 7 3 9 A X II! <7 A 10 6 S I S? Q J 8 0 X Q 0 *982* X Q J300 words
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Advertisement38 1952-06-05 3 STOCKISTS OF. t Barratts Shoes Healtk Shoes Inriart Shoes X Wholesale Retail I 332, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, Singapore 7 Co/ng- on Leave? •itEp ns touch wrra^ THE STRAITS BUDGET ■t* Months Ai» rt»Wht v..»w..ri«#j A iiiJL nnlv) 524.0038 words
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Advertisement64 1952-06-05 3 8/ Ai^^^Svf^^lWSi^Sl priced s 0 low the^riginol-Odhner Calcul<l«i use *A MACHINE TO COUNT ON" ORIGINAL-O DHNER i^ i LT0 Sinypore I^^VS|VP9 ■r!fW!!ir^!jWfS pleose m€> free leaflets descrlbif1 d < I "m%B HlßMMPnMHiv^iliM I I Odhner mochines. HAJU||d^^nHnHPVy^^H name Jfllfiy^BrlflffMßiß^TWyw 1 addre ss PERMANENTLY TINTED TO YOUR NATURAL SHADES WITJf Available64 words
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Miscellaneous277 1952-06-05 3 QTMr*IIPODP Leeds.— Commentaries by Re* SiHViAr v^lib Alston and John Arlott on the 11.30 London Studio Melodies: 1 SSZISJ^I pjn. Andre Kostelanets His nrrh i^n Nwr i 45 Jimmy Wales. Presented by WJt. v*-«, SoSey Orch.^The Three'S 815 Our Town_A series of talk. beths; 2.15 Music of the South j*.,W*H277 words
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Article265 1952-06-05 4 STOARLES COOKE, Jr., Is an v^ admiral m the United States Navy. When on the active list he commanded the Seventh Fleet m the Far East. He was probably a superlative sailor and equally as good an officer. But he has now become an amateur U.S. policy265 words
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386 1952-06-05 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. June 5. 1952. Tension in Berlin HERE is something unusual. A strong line has been taken by the British m Berlin. And the Russians are toeing it so far. Radio Berlin, which the Russians have been operating, is m the centre of the British sector.386 words
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Article667 1952-06-05 4 BERNARD WICKSTEED WANTS... AT CAERNARVON, IN WALES I'VE got a good idea. After the real Coronation next summer let us have another one for the children. What I'd like to see is a sort of junior or kiddie coronation at which little Prince Charles would be invested667 words
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Article152 1952-06-05 4 ILIR. BENJAMIN BRITTEN, IT! the 38-year-old British composer, has been granted permission by the Queen to write a Coronation opera on the theme of "Elizabeth and and Essex" which will be given a gala presentation at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden, next summer. The subject, with152 words
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Article, Illustration142 1952-06-05 4 The Happy Dictators Get Cheers General Franco. wearing admiral's uniform, acknowledges the cheers of Hie crowd at *»c arrives m. Barcelona, to take part m the 35th Eucharistic Congress there. The Spanish Chief of State is given a bigger welcome Hun has been afforded to him m Barcelona for many142 words
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Article, Illustration1244 1952-06-05 4 James Dow - Royalty Has To Pay Its Way James Dow By ...so twenty men and two women are going over the Queen's household accounts to try to make ends meet men and two women are now going over the household accounts of the Queen. They have to decide how much should be1,244 words
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346 1952-06-05 4 News from the Air ifiERY soon now Vickers chief test pilot, G. R. ("Jock") Bryce, who had to bale out of the first Valiant four-engined jet bomber m January when it caught fire on a test flight, will be at the controls of Valiant346 words
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Article183 1952-06-05 4 R ed Cross Prepares the shattered nu-r remnants of War 11. th e j*«4 tional r«j c r r ;i pessimistically JL 1 ing for the next S? In a new ret*. International Re d n? commends that f rr everywhere should identity discs at ai; t lPr r that183 words
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Article49 1952-06-05 4 CIVIL Defence v.ith a ence hss been star Switzerland. Instead 4 working as a separate arganisation. Swiss C D fighters will be attached v the regular Bvta Anr.v" Twenty fGur battalions i>'. C. D. men will be put o r the same footing as all ctr.tr Army personal49 words
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Article, Illustration24 1952-06-05 4 Always m the blackest colours, Hcrr Scnmidt. do they paint us. Ach jot c new Leader who will onct more the German character whitewash24 words
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Advertisement8 1952-06-05 4 -pi**-*" (ry^ WWONM: SM4 19-21, HIGH ST., S'PORE-68 words
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Advertisement36 1952-06-05 4 THE GIRAFFE f^ v There are seven hone* m the long necfc of a giraffe and fhii it matched exactly neck of a man. TIGER HEADACHE CURE ■^*^<^e < klill^'W\ cain reliever mc rg^Q_/j^n-SF*^*»^MPfc\\ ir YHnV^JvWnij&lßTyv^zv^BMi d36 words
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239 1952-06-05 5 NOT QUALIFIED? EXPLAIN THAT THEY SAY War DepU men write to Command Secretary i WAR Department technicians employed m Singapore, who have refused to appear be- fore a selection board, yesterday asked the Command Secretary to substantiate his statement that some of the senior posts are held by people who239 words
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Article, Illustration55 1952-06-05 5 picture. AN ARTISTICALLY PRINTED VOLUME of the constitution of the Republic of India is on display at the Parliaments and People's Vote Exhibition, which Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, Deputy President of the Singapore Legislative Council, opened at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. Mr. Tan (left) and Mrs. Tan (centre) areFree Press - 55 words
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Article304 1952-06-05 5 IPOH, Thurs. I»he Perak Government, 1 very much concerned about the limited number of Malay boys and eir is m English schools m the State, has appointed a committee to go into the matter. The committee will adTtoe ♦he Government w on we Measures to be304 words
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Article33 1952-06-05 5 r .ing order was made t the Chief Justice. Sir Charles array- Aynsley. m Singapore High Court terdaj asainst Yeo Jin Gua! I 273. South Bridge R"ad n his own petition.33 words
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141 1952-06-05 5 15 wanting power told: 'Wait till your number is 50' pESIDENTS of about 15 houses m Prankel Estate, Singapore, must wait till the number of houses wanting electricity m the area is 50 to get their supplies. Mr. Chan Kum Chee, a City Councillor, told the Free Press yesterday that141 words
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Article102 1952-06-05 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. ffiHREE British soldiers were 1 produced m the KuaHa Lumpur First Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charge of robbing a taxi-driver. Mr. A. P. Jack, the magistrate, fixed the preliminary inquiry for July 8. All three were allowed $350 bail each m one surety.102 words
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Article13 1952-06-05 5 Malaya exported 4,553 tons of tin metal and concentrates last month.13 words
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Article45 1952-06-05 5 Singapore Buddhists will celebrate King Asoka's Buddhist Missionary Day on Saturday at the Sakaya Muni Buddha Gaya k Temple, Eace Course Road, Singapore. Rev. M. M. Mahaweera and Rev. Plyadaasi will lecture on the occasion. Rev. Piyadassi will speak m English45 words
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Article26 1952-06-05 5 The chairman of the Singapore Family Planning Association. Mrs. Goh Kok Kee, wjll attend the British Family Puanninsr Assoclatio n's annual conference In London26 words
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233 1952-06-05 5 OINGAPORE'S new $H-million fire station will provide a quicker lire service to the Colony's west coast area, the City fire chief, Mr. J. G. Shaw, told the Free Press. Work has started on the station planned four years ago— on a six-acre site at233 words
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68 1952-06-05 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. JOHORE Bahru branch of the Malayan Chinese Association received 15,000 tickets for the MCA lottery to be drawn on July 13. and they were sold out within three hours. Johore Bahru branch sold 20,000 m the last lottery and 100,00068 words
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150 1952-06-05 5 rVHE $200,000 St. Andrew's Cathedral War Memo- rial may be declared open at the end of August, the Archdeacon of South Malaya. Yen. R. W. Woods, told the Free Press. He said the original estimated cost of the memorial was $250,000, but owing150 words
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Article160 1952-06-05 5 SUBSTATIONS liable to load shedding tonight are: 11. Circular Rd. Carpenter St., Cavanah Rd./Collyer Quay. Victoria Memorial Hall 1 2, Prince St./ Market St. Raffles PL/Malacca St., Boat Quay, Union Building, Hume Pipe, Rheein. Ford, Bin Seng, Wire Mesh. P.W.D. Quarry, Nanyang Mfg., Bukit Panjang, National Carbon, Princess160 words
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Article25 1952-06-05 5 SEGAMAT, Tnurs.— Llm Tik Kian was fined $45 In Segamat for driving: his car m a negligent manner and 1 knocking into another vehicle25 words
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Article25 1952-06-05 5 SEGAMAT. Tburs. For dealIng m restricted articles without a licence Sundaram, 40, and Kathiresan, 50, were fined $20 each by the Sega-'-lat Magistrate.25 words
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Article, Illustration24 1952-06-05 5 i picture. THE WINNERS at the R.A.F. baby show held ye«terd*y_at the Married r»llie« Chib, Changi. Singapore Free PressFree Press - 24 words
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259 1952-06-05 5 T.B. HOME PROBLEMS WILL BE SOLVED-WEBB Free Press Staff Reporter PLANS for the establishment In Singapore of a home for tuberculosis Incurables are progressing smoothly and all the problems connected with it will soon be solved, Mr. G. W. Webb, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, told the Free Press yesterday. The259 words
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161 1952-06-05 5 They met in a ward— and fell in love WARD Ne. 21 of the Singapore General Hospital will always be treasured m the memory of two Singapore doctors. It was there that Dr Ivy Chew and Dr. Gwee Ah Lent met and fell m love. They will be married at161 words
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Article135 1952-06-05 5 S'pore to train marine engineers free Press Staff Reporter AC O U R S E to train engineers for the mercantile marine will begin m Singapore next month. The course will cover three months' study. Candidates must be over 21 years of age and must have been apprenticed for about135 words
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Article30 1952-06-05 5 A 32-year-old woman. Chan Slow Meng, was fined $5 after she pleaded guilty m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to a charge of being drunk and Incapable.30 words
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Advertisement209 1952-06-05 5 TO HIGHLIGHT THE HAIR Jl here now steiner stajuost X^Sml r N^w hair cosmetic of the century. 1- iv mAR mist adds shimmering gold, mJ^jwW-^ -<« -i.l or mJ\ rr highlights to your hair. E; I I -imply spray it on straight from its V. I|JK^S»S|lb»'/ frarh^rli^ht container. Vou'l! be209 words
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Advertisement46 1952-06-05 5 £L(WdLu CARRYING J g /f^CyZ~s COTj f^(^ \%s** of LVistinction EACH m Blue Pink M^t^^^^^K^^^B/^^^ and Yellow >^H |\C^.'W^ CONSTRUCTED IN STRONC r^^Cn7u\Sr CANVAS WITH REINFORCED UfMy^^"^/A. Wl W^WNC MATTRESS. EXTREMELY LICNT WEICHT I WE ARE CLOSED ALL DAY TOOAY FOR THE I QUEEN'S MRTMOAY. ROBINSONS46 words
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Article, Illustration1208 1952-06-05 6 DON IDDON'S DIARY it Almost everybody is Eisenhower's *Best friend* SAr 'Ike will have to take the stump and holler/ said the Texan friend THIS trip to the Middle West is turning out more complicated than I expected. The girl clerk at the airlines office m New York used a1,208 words
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Article48 1952-06-05 6 CONCERNED at the numVy ber of desertions by Jewish merchant seamen, the Israeli Government reports that 35 men have jumped their ships" m the last few weeks. American shipping companies ate also affected and are offering bonuses to men willing to join ships bound for Korean waters.48 words
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Article, Illustration29 1952-06-05 6 A nurse at the Royal Hospital. Chelsea, decorates SgtVurphy, D.C M. with a sprit of oak leaves on "Oak-App l e Day," celebrated recently.29 words
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750 1952-06-05 6 He Banned Green Paint— and Made a Million Victor Sims meets the man behind Britain's Big Dippers F' you ask Mr. John Collins, the British milttbnaire showman, how he made his fortune, he will answer: "Being a superstitious man, I would say that I owe it all to a pot750 words
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Advertisement125 1952-06-05 6 WOW SHOWING II 1.45. 4. 6.30 9.30 Warner Bros' "BUGLES IN THE AFTERNOON" m Technicolor Starring RAT MILLAND PLUS! Pathe News "THE EPSOM DERBY" REX Fro» TODAY 11. 1.45, 4, 6.30. 9.30 rniversal-International's "SHAKEDOWN" Starring HOWARD DUFF and PEGGY DOW Plus! Pathe News THE EPSOM OAKS" PAVILION TODAY 1.45. 4.125 words
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Advertisement93 1952-06-05 6 MATNEWS 1 CHINESE EN6LISN DICTIONARY by R. H. Mathews $42.50 It contains 7,773 Chinese characters and 104,000 compound taken from the classics, general literature, magazines and newspapers. Thoroughly revised and brought up to daf i this new edition. CITY BOOK STORE LTD. Collyer Quay— Tel. 6657 Tanflin Branch— 93, Tanglin93 words
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Miscellaneous242 1952-06-05 6 MSHltlr^kß Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya H I AND THEN HI SAID THAT SHE SAID I I I WHArt THE MATTER I SHUT THE I I TEN CENTS FOR I JUST A MINUTE, P* Ir- THATr-6/aM-b/a^-OH»OEAR- WITH THE U6HT IN r 1 DOOR THREE MORE rr 1242 words
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Article228 1952-06-05 7 From Allan Lewis /iHARLES W. TwTley one Malaya's best known t«rf died] jf,— **^*y aoroin? m tfce &Ime*wm* Geaetal HospiUl. Tur^ T had been m Ul health for some time. He was m hospital some months back, but re€»*« re d w»» *ny atswiptdl228 words
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Article57 1952-06-05 7 1 CL'ISE Brough, tU.S.) reached the of the northern taMfti '.oumamea- yesterday at Wwrriitii with a C-4, 6-3 wia c Bmui Par r rtdg?, a member of he British Whatman Cup ik«Bfe s«dgman, Na 1 seed m Mi« wangles, nude bis first ■aNM* hi the lourney57 words
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Article76 1952-06-05 7 J of the City Council r-Depariment muMul for the Siddon be played at the Union Hall S:rangoon I >.«' -irdav. June 7 nlay < -«t 8 p.m. .s r. esting the final are F"e«:ricity and I Departments. 1 in S represent Br«:aeers DepartnieafeSii^ks. seah Eng Liat. C-hrcan76 words
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Article707 1952-06-05 7 ACADEMY AWARD A GOOD BET 1 oday s gallops at K. Lumpur F«» ALLAN LEWIS Lumpur training tracks this morning, with--7^l be d "rf»lp«»work from about the six and without any attempt to •A h me last fartongs m 40. Academy Award looks a good bet In the CL 4707 words
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Article, Illustration34 1952-06-05 7 Chinese Athletic gaaftaeacr. Yew Chang, beats Amicable left eit nil, Faak Lay ta the jump and tips the ball clear. Aa incident m the SAFA First Division game played at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday.34 words
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Article253 1952-06-05 7 Athletics never in trouble Chinese Athletics 2: Amicable A. A. 0. fiHINESE Athletics played a v/ hard attacking game to •core a well deserved win over Amicable A.A. m a SLA.F.A. First Division fixture played at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Amicables enjoyed spell* of superiority, but Omm were of abort253 words
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Article356 1952-06-05 7 SURREY, lemders ci the eoonty cricket ctamptoßship, pla jed themselves Into a sti ong position against the sound and attractive Leicestershire team at Kennington Oval yesterday. Od an easy pace pitch tney j survived a period of disaster to make 327 and then without their356 words
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Article302 1952-06-05 7 Omar's late goal holds Stanvac I STANVAO B.C. were held to a two-all draw by Shell S.C. m a Singapore BHFA match at Shell ground yesterday. At half time the score was one-nil m favour of Stanvac who scored through Ismail Yusoff. Ob resumption Shall equalised when Chin Yong turned302 words
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Article215 1952-06-05 7 XTIHQO Mankad, Indian all-rounder whom the HssUngden Lancashire League Club baa released tcr the match win not after ftll play for India mg ahut Eagland In the first Test at aMßa.aav^Aßa\A^B aaaaTaara^alt aa A sllS pviprW Z ■J**JIIC* Hi ah §qi|iS^a»iwi4^A gt noon F*azaaaaaa^ VHa Ana215 words
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Article, Illustration993 1952-06-05 7 PETER KUM - Walkovers disappoint badminton fans in K. Lumpur PETER KUM m?* singles players of international repute yesterday, at the first day of the Selangor "Internatleaar Open Inritatien Championships m Mala Lumpvr, concede* walk-overs. It was a great WUM«m» »»a the fl^to «tw nodes ox lus walkover to Loon? Pan Tap of993 words
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Article130 1952-06-05 7 ROBINSON TO FIGHT IN TEL AVN lACK AMOTOfc, managing J director of the Yuval Israel Concert Corporation announced yesterday that middleweight *»H»w»p*ft» Ray* Rofoinjon has signed for a title fight against French contender Albert Yvel of Ca uhlan ca in Tel Aviv's 50,000-seat p *ftta Stadium on August 2. AmldorU.P. - 130 words
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Article33 1952-06-05 7 PYINQ Boat Wtef heat Royal Air F-rce Seietar b tv« goak to nil m a SiDftpore UrJtel Services F.A. Junior Lenguc match at Beletar ?e»terdnv Scorers were MQ and Wh>t«.33 words
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Advertisement491 1952-06-05 7 4^ Bp^^T^rTy^^^^^^SP^^^^aff^^B FASHION SHOW THE CAPITOL RESTAURANT HAS PLEASURE IN AMNWONC A FASHION SHOW OF THE LATEST FASHIONS m I SPOK7SWE4* MORNING FROCKS L/ITE AFTERNOON AND I COCKTAIL DRESSES I From 41X4 'S EXCLUSIVE GOIVNS I Modelled by SINGAPORE LOVEUEST 'MANNEQUINS' I TONIGHT of 9 P.M. I No additional charges491 words
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Article58 1952-06-05 8 More overseas duty for them The U.S. army yesterday reduced the length of time its officers and men may spend In the United States before becoming eligible again for overseas duty. The order means that those returning from the Far East now become eligible for further overseas duty after nineA.P. - 58 words
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Article32 1952-06-05 8 Opposition leaders of Cey- lons Parliament yesterday decided to demand the institution of a commission to enquire into certain alleged irregularities m the conduct of last week's general election. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article26 1952-06-05 8 Royal Navy ships m the Mediterranean will visit ports m Italy and Greece during the Mediterranean Fleet's summer ex^rrtcA hA<rtnn<nnp on June 21.- A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article24 1952-06-05 8 OH to Barbara wife of Michael Oh Kwee Lrok on 3rd June at D'Cotta's Clinic a son William Oh Boon Leong. Both well.24 words
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Article19 1952-06-05 8 IN MEMORY of my loved and devoted husband, George Thompson, (Tanjong Pagar), who died sth June, 1933.19 words
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Article38 1952-06-05 8 PETER JOSEPH LOH KENG CHOR. beloved husband of Sia Seek Lok passed away at General Hospital after a long illness j Funeral leaves Church of Sacred Heart Tank Road at 4 pjn. wreaths if any to Church:38 words
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251 1952-06-05 8 SAIGON TO HAVE NEW GOVT. IN 24 HOURS SAIGON, Thursday. T*HE anti-Communist Vietnamese leader, Nguyen Van Tarn, who replaced Premier Tran Van Huu on Tuesday, was expected yesterday to announce a new government within 48 hours. A spokesman of the Ministry of the Associated States of Indo-China m Paris saidU.P.; Reuter - 251 words
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131 1952-06-05 8 KING OF JORDAN 'TOO ILL TO REIGN' DAMASCUS. Thur. JORDAN'S Premier, Abu El Huda Tawflg Pasha, told a special 'parliament meeting yesterday that King Talal "can never reign again and his illness is considered by medical experts incurable." The meeting was held to "consider a serious deterioration m King Taial'sReuter - 131 words
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Article, Illustration65 1952-06-05 8 picture. KATHLEEN WINDSOR, authoress of "Forever Amber" is m London for a three weeks' holiday before going to Paris. "Forever Amber" is an historical novel based on the reign of Charles 11. Its uncompromisingly detailed descriptions of the social life of the era assured its huge sales m the UnitedPopper - 65 words
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Article66 1952-06-05 8 FLORENCE, Thurs. KINO BAUDOUIN of the Belgians started homeward yesterday and Princess Margherita de Savoia Rosta sailed for Spain— their plans for a romantic get-together apparently spoiled by the flare of publicity. The monarch and the 22--year-old Princess have been linked romantically and his private visitA.P. - 66 words
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Article43 1952-06-05 8 Several guards were seized yesterday as hostages at North Carolina's central prison m Raleigh by a mob of about 150 rioting prisoners. Disorders have been underway for a week at the prison, on the outskirts of the city.- A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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Article34 1952-06-05 8 V. V. Dravid, Madhya Bharat, State Minister* of Labour and representative of the Government of India, was unanimously elected vice president when the International Labour Organisation conference at Geneva resumed yesterday. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article28 1952-06-05 8 One Israeli farmer was killed and another wounded m a clash near Kalkilia between troops of Jordan's Arab Legion ?r»rt ft pronn of Israeli farmers. U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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Article49 1952-06-05 8 THE engagement was announced on 31st May 1952 between Mr. Jimmy Tan Tow Eng eldest sob of Mrs. Ob Thean Neo and the late Mr. Tan Khee Seng, and Miss Heng Helen eldest daughter of Mr. Mrs. Heng Swee Jin. at their home No. 55 Caimhill Road Singapore.49 words
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Article170 1952-06-05 8 (Continued from Page 7> Gilded Done (Lansdown) w?re kept together over three In even time. Pax Haven (Tain appeared to be eoing slightly better than Gay Ensign (Tulloh) to run three m 40 25, without being fully extended. Peter (McCloud) finished m front of Movie (Tulloh) and Spear170 words
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Article43 1952-06-05 8 The total population of the United States, its territories and possessions was 154,233,--000 on April 1. 1950. The figures reported as final represent an increase of nearly 20,000,000. or 14.9 per cent m the 10 years between censuses.- ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article12 1952-06-05 8 "Miss Philippines," Tereseta Villareal, has Madrid for a visit U.P.U.P. - 12 words
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161 1952-06-05 8 GENEVA, Thursday. MR. Othmar Gurtner, Swiss Alpine foundation representative, said here yesterday that as far as he knew the present Swiss expedition to Mt. Everest was remaining on the mountain and preparing to launch its final assault on the summit. He had received161 words
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Article22 1952-06-05 8 Britain is to import silk cloth from Japan, but she will export at least half of it, after processing. Reuter.22 words
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109 1952-06-05 8 COPENHAGEN. Thurs. BRITAIN'S former Labour Prime Minuter. Mr. Clement Attlee said m Copenhagen, yesterday that the Western Powers "should sit down at a conference with the Russians as soon as they are prepared to talk." Mr. Attlee, who arrived here by air fromReuter - 109 words
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Article187 1952-06-05 8 KOJE ISLAND, Thursday. AMERICAN TROOPS with tanks, tear gas and A flame throwers yesterday bull-dozed barricades and destroyed propaganda bunting m a new clean up of Communist prison compounds on this South Korea island. They also brought out denant leaders without firing a shot and releasedReuter - 187 words
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Article25 1952-06-05 8 A raging fire killed 12 people and damaged .300 houses m the village of Vasak, near the Pakistan border.— U.P.25 words
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Article17 1952-06-05 8 General elections will be held m Egypt next October, based on new electoral lists.— A.P.17 words
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Article336 1952-06-05 8 LETTER to the EDITOR Sir, May I request the ""courtesy of space m your correspor* ice columns publicly to thank Mr. George Lee of the Happy World for the service he has rendered to Malayan badminton by allowing the Thomas Cup matches to be played336 words
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Article, Illustration33 1952-06-05 8 MILLINER'S FANTASIA picture. JANE MORGAN, American singing: star, sits among part of her collection of fantastic hats, at the Cumberland Hotel, London. She is now appearing at the Colony R«stAiirajn-t London West.- A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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Article181 1952-06-05 8 Seretse riots spread: 1 killed SEROWE, THUrs. ANE African was bekilled and several wounded and three European officers injured m a tear gas and baton clash yesterday with Africans at Palapye, 30 miles south of here Lieut-Col. R. D. Lengley. Commissioner of Police for BechuanaCand, said that police reinforcements would181 words
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110 1952-06-05 8 NOMADS SAVED 17 SURVIVORS OF CRASH DAKAR, FRENCH WEST AFRICA, Thur. limiTE-rotyed Arab nomads ff saved the lives of 17 Britons m the BOAC Hermes airliner, which crashlanded In the Southern Sahara nine days ago, it was disclosed here yesterday. The survivors, last of whom was flown here last nightReuter - 110 words
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Article19 1952-06-05 8 India is to spend R5.20,--000,000 on a five-year plan to expand telecommunication links with overseas countries. ReuterReuter - 19 words
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247 1952-06-05 8 PARIS, Thursda* U»AR-REACHING measures of autonomy and r government for Tunisia will be announcJr the Prime Minister, Mr. Antoine Pinay, mi n T dl b! on the North African protectorate which onT** the National Assembly today, quarters close v*? government said last night. toU.P. - 247 words
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Article24 1952-06-05 8 Persian Premier. Dr. Mohanimed Mossadeq paid I 45-minute visit to Queen Juliana at her palace a- t>. Hague yesterday. U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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Article29 1952-06-05 8 President Peron was sworr. m yesterday for his secord six-year term as President of Argentina. He is the flrr. Argentine President to w, ceed himself.- A. P.A.P. - 29 words
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Miscellaneous48 1952-06-05 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris PHHHHHHH rNOW. COMRADE T YES. YOU WILL "1 f -AND OIMITRI TjjflbuT THIS VJ FIET THE BOYS TAKE HIM, M PLEASANT DREAMS, GOWRADE ALEX. YOU KNOvv/ PRETEND TO BE WONT ARGUE /\LI^ONE? J* *UXl7&£ 'SHMfS M HARpy-AND AHAPPY LYDUR HNES|^A^PIM'TRt j Ji \?*:*^*^L£BBEk48 words
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