The Singapore Free Press, 6 August 1952
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Title Section18 1952-08-06 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA \»> 18J63. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS18 words
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Article571 1952-08-06 1 Mr. Eden demands 2 sailors be freed LONDON, Wednesday. ANTHONY EDEN, British Foreign Secretary, last night summoned the Japanese Ambassador, m London Mr. Shunichi Matsumoto, and made the strongest representations against a Japanese Civil Court's sentence of two and a half years* imprisonment on two 21-year-old Bf\tishReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 571 words
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Article80 1952-08-06 1 Flash over hydrogen bomb plant NEW YORK, Wed. 4 >UAPELESS incades- ttmi flash of light" reported over the bnergy Commisit ti\drogen bomb n .it Augusta. >terday. officials said "the appropriate authorities bet*n notified." f.\*h was first rev n an official of the t>upi>nt He Nemours I Be s-iid the flashReuter - 80 words
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Article50 1952-08-06 1 MR. MENON: FRESH COMPLAINT rre>s Staff Reporter AGAPOR spoke;>rnihg of involving 5 DOO. have been Mr. C. G. lawyer, aga a warrant of non left for India month ago. He plane bound for q address m 4. Purusa'A Madras. .pore drop occasionally r.ents with M s| of them fO* X50 words
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Article67 1952-08-06 1 POWs-only bar to truce MUSAN. Wed. 4 jf the rV Korean armistice document was agreed to yesterday by Communist and United Nations staff officers. The Settlement of the wording of the document leaves the two sides m the position of having a completed text and yet still bitterly deadlocked onA.P. - 67 words
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Article27 1952-08-06 1 A B-36 Superbomber crashed into the Pacific ocean off San Diego. California, yesterday. First reports indicated that all crew members parachuted from the plane. U.P.U.P. - 27 words
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Article90 1952-08-06 1 Thieves cut way into house Free Press Staff Reporter NINE bottles of wine and spirits, two pipes, some jewellery and a pen were stolen yesterday morning from the home of a European m Kay Siang Road, Singapore. The total value of the property was $500. The burglars entered the house90 words
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Article50 1952-08-06 1 The Republic of Korea voted for a president m a quiet, orderly election marred only by a Communist guerilla raid on a polling station. The result, says A.P., will not be known for two or three days, but the aged President Syngman Rhee seems assured of re-election.50 words
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Article16 1952-08-06 1 South Africa Will produce its first uranium by the end of September. ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article196 1952-08-06 1 CHICAGO, Wednesday. MR ZYGMUNT Fabisian, Polish Consul m Chicago, said yesterday he had resigned his post and asked the United States for asylum. He said he resigned be- cause he "couldn't stand the political situation m Poland." Mr Fablsian, Consul here since 1949, said he wroteU.P. - 196 words
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Article, Illustration28 1952-08-06 1 picture PRINCESS MARGARET and a party, including the Earl and Countess of Westmorland, leaving: the London Coliseum after seeing a performance of "Call Me Madam" last week. PopperPopper - 28 words
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Article189 1952-08-06 1 City workers are angry HORSES FOR LOSSES Free Press Staff Reporter AMOVE to remove Mr. D. E. Siddons as chairman of the Singapore City Council Thrift and Loan Society is being considered by certain members, it is understood. These members have taken strong objection to a statement attributed on Saturday189 words
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101 1952-08-06 1 CLERGYMAN'S FIREWALKING SENSATION COLOMBO, Wed. A British Christian clergyman, Eric Robinson, created a sensation yesterday by performing the Hindu ceremony of firewalking before 3,000 pilgrims at Ceylon's famous shrine of Kataramgama. Mr. Robinson, who recently achieved a measure of notoriety by supporting the Indian and Ceyjonese practice of firewalking, wasU.P. - 101 words
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Article32 1952-08-06 1 The United States. New Zealand and Australia have tacitly agreed at the Pacific Pact Security conference that membership of the Pact will not be extended, it was reported yesterday. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article21 1952-08-06 1 Mr. Gromyko, newly-ap-pointed Soviet Ambassador to Britain, will present his credentials to the Queen at Buckingham Palace, tomorrow. U.P.U.P. - 21 words
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Article23 1952-08-06 1 The Secretary General of the Argentina Confederation of Labour yesterday described Eva Peron as "already a saint St. Eva of America."23 words
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Article36 1952-08-06 1 India's Defence Minister, Mr. Gopalaswamy Ayangar, will represent India at talks opening m Geneva on Aug 25 to discuss the demilitarization of Jammu, Kashmir State, with the United Nations mediator. Frank Graham. U.P.U.P. - 36 words
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Article32 1952-08-06 1 Thirteen Asian and African countries yesterday filed a formal request for the inclusion of the French-Tuni-sian dispute on the agenda of the United Nations General Assembly on October 14.32 words
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Article162 1952-08-06 1 PRINCESS' FRIEND TO MARRY LONDON, Wed. JANE McNeil!, 21-year-old blonde English society girl, has announced her engagement to the Earl of Dalkeith, 28-year-old heir to a Scottish dukedom whose name was often been romantically linked with Princess Margaret. The Earl, a naval officer during the war, has been a frequentReuter; A.P. - 162 words
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Article231 1952-08-06 1 HELSINKI, Wed. A MEMBER of the Rumanian Olympic team escaped an attempted kidnapping and became a refugee from his Communist homeland last night after a dramatic struggle m downtown Helsinki. The Finnish police rescued him after two of his countrymen tried to pull him into aU.P. - 231 words
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352 1952-08-06 1 Cairo stripping Farouk of all his estates CAIRO, Wednesday. THE GOVERNMENT yesterday formally seized the vast Egyptian estates of exiled King Farouk as a preliminary to deciding how to dispose of them. A decree designated a two-man "Sequestration Office 1 to take possession of the former King's property, which includes352 words
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Article145 1952-08-06 1 Britain's plan to cut debts LONDON. Wed. •TiHE Chancellor of the Ex- chequer. Mr. Butler, last > night played a new card m 1 his attempt to reduce Britain's indebtedness to Eur The Bank of England announced that it was prepand 1 for the time being to app: applications fromReuter - 145 words
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Article37 1952-08-06 1 The Queen on Monday night designated her royal household staff and kept on most of the court who served her father, the late King Geo >ze VI. John Masefield remains Pcet Laureate.37 words
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Advertisement130 1952-08-06 1 *x#/i r cum/0 *ovst fc[ the A nsicer which changed Mary front a harassed \jL housewife to a happy woman Zt'i.SSM VOU'VC ritMSMCD I YOU THINK Wf H FINK TIME TO |MU I DOWN <VO«H WNIN YOU ID^N I CAM MANAGE II 6RINC THAT voo GO^B COOIONT OBT fi^iflLS OROWINO130 words
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Advertisement110 1952-08-06 1 W^M NORTH BRIDGE I (CAHTOI ***** S'fVtt-t RED BANANA V M \\l\ NATURAL N^ RAVING BEAUTY PALE CREAM TRUE RED RECENCY ■C^k VICTORIAN ROSE per bottle Large tartetj POLISH 4 0/ long lasting, DtUfWItD glamourous RtlflW CJI f per bottle zJaicLnallon AM SATIN BASE Add to your costume a smart110 words
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Article700 1952-08-06 2 WnCAPORB DPfc leaving the body to fight the germs IV'HEN it was discover- ed that penicillin mould was able to kill many disease-causing ger: thousands of moulds were tested m the hope of find: something more potent n penicillin. Many moulds aro made today— penicillin, streptomycin,700 words
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Article, Illustration41 1952-08-06 2 A Danish doctor «tnd two Danijli BVSei gather round the berth of Jan Van Bespel, .a Dutch soldier wounded m Korea, on board the hospital ship Jutlandia as it steams towards Naples on its wav bick from the batt!?frcnt.41 words
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Article252 1952-08-06 2 THE CHAPMAN PINCHER CQLUMH 4 MEXICAN convicts have been human guinea pigs for a new drug developed by British scientists. They allowed themselves to be bitten by mosquitoes heavily infected with malaria on promise that their sentences would be reduced. THF DRUG Ls DARAPRIM. a252 words
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511 1952-08-06 2 CANON HUGH WARNER - CANON HUGH WARNER m^n By POSTCRIPT TO THE SERIES ON LAY HEALERS "Streams of them— yes, I can truthfully say I have seen streams of people coming here ivith various Hinds of sickness. None of them leaves us without m some511 words
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Advertisement260 1952-08-06 2 "YOU.too.may be one of the MILLIONS who suffer from VITAMINiMINERAL^^/^/ Try this Proved Way Back to Health C Happiness When you re m«bk, led aervous, have uflvt frwm dttf *trw n> tke Pacific tan jpeiW, no cMrp for work or pla%. Ocrv. VIK.ELP i* rkh m /re«. CsUt**, no appetite,*^260 words
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Advertisement234 1952-08-06 2 There's no finer <^^ health insurance -^>- J Ym cinmr klip ii— llti| wicHmm v*t*mi#»» C VVfIHCBMCft SMS fVkAJI#A OM VM^^O lMwA# to /l«v u£ CMift*. caMt m« «chv dM« Hlw— O«m V V fl* dM rICIMSI IttMVHI MtfTCM OV vitftfVMA m r Jt7 itoiwln P ■■ntißl for chlMrot iiciuii234 words
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Miscellaneous47 1952-08-06 2 Solution to Crossword No. 732 YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION.— Across: 1, Cocktail. 7, Return match. 8, Ell. 9, Altered. 10, Posited. 11, Out. 13, Sherry party. 15, Escapade. Down;. 1, Cattle sheds. 2, C?r. 3, Tempted. 4, Intercourse. 5, Free. 6, Chad. 9j Asteria. 10, push. 12, Toys. 14.47 words
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Miscellaneous366 1952-08-06 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR B(-K\ nxia>. >ou haw tm,' of these a'rrt. quick irind* that ran lake kn facts and t omr to nrw and intrres'ing conclusions. Your jjdjrmcnt is ar uraU and Independent m thought and ■n. your novel approach to problem is satneiitnr* what brinTs >-i: your bes^t *tt?cr»s.366 words
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460 1952-08-06 3 Woman suggested good time said taximan alleged to have taken place in a taxi at i 26 ofManchesten J yCe Geraldin e Briggs, aged The woman's story was that after attending a dance m Manchester she walked to Piccadilly to catch a bus non lS about 12.50 a m and460 words
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Article, Illustration28 1952-08-06 3 SO riHING new m shoe fashions rhinestones on the strap and around the edge of the in-step. Showing off her new shoes is pretty Marilyn Marwell, of Paramount.28 words
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Article, Illustration78 1952-08-06 3 ■eobidornottoMd? And. if so. T Whether you use Hicks or P° in counts. \hi mcc: impor art consi- b tbe rebi i you may You've dealt your- the following hands. ?g£3k what v v three up any icors but your :ner V :r MSCOBd ?bid orer :ier may78 words
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Article20 1952-08-06 3 Adolf .tive cl :id later I 73 v\is the owner a Berlin .^nscious fortune and A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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Article26 1952-08-06 3 U.S. army orders ammo cuts has ning of il Units .on m r.ed for '< verity" was recent 5" :mmunitior. per cent, below lied output for A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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247 1952-08-06 3 Petrol will drive 2,000 m.p.h.rockets of future LONDON, Wed IN a statement disclosing further details of Britain's new weapons— guided rockets travelling over 2.000 m.p.h. and at fantastic heights— the Society of British Aircraft Constructors announce: "The powerplants of some of the guided missiles of the future wQ be rocket247 words
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Article41 1952-08-06 3 Unconscious ior three months Emma Achtychichuk. pretty 21-year-old University student who was unconscious for 93 days after a car accident, was returned to her home at Vancouver from a U.S. clinic conscious and able to speak. But she still cannot walk.41 words
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Article37 1952-08-06 3 Mr. Maurice Sauve. of Montreal, Canadian president of the World Assembly of Youth, m Dakar, Senegal has called on young people to take seriously their responsibilities m the building of a better world. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article294 1952-08-06 3 LONDON, Wed. AN attractive girl alleged at i West London that a man told her he bribed a Scotland Yard official to divert police attention from a massage and modelling business she ran m a Mayfair flat. The man, George Albert Dunbar Axtell, aged 45.294 words
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237 1952-08-06 3 DARWIN, Wednesday. T\R. Richard Wareham, an American anthropolo- gist working among Australian aborigines, was allotted a mother-in-law and spoke to her. That— although he didn't know it— was a great sin. The tribal row that started took half a day to settle. Dr.A.P. - 237 words
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89 1952-08-06 3 GENOA, Wed. A SHARK which sought a meal off a 17-year-old youth here came off second best and retired hurriedly with knife wounds m its 200-lb body. The youth was swimming underwater off the seashore, catching fish with his hands a popular pastime m this89 words
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Article31 1952-08-06 3 At least 12 persons, including seven women, were drowned m the Ganges near Benares as a boat, carrying 20 persons, capsized due to strong wind and heavy tide. A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article26 1952-08-06 3 The U.S. Secretary of the Army. Mr. Frank Pace, has left New 'York by plane on a trip to Europe and Greenland. A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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203 1952-08-06 3 LONDON. Wed. COMPLAINTS made by two girl bathers on holiday brought a married man before the magistrates at Littlehampton, Sussex. He is Joseph Reginald Bethell, aged 26, insurance agent, who was accused of improperly assaulting the girls, aged 16 and 18. Overruling203 words
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Article57 1952-08-06 3 The "Red Chamber on the Sea, a famous amusement park m the Western outskirts of Canton, was closed down by the Communists m 1949 because it was hopelessly "bourgeoise.. 1 This summer it was reopened by some of the comrades as a progressive recreation area Its newA.P. - 57 words
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Advertisement258 1952-08-06 3 BUNCAp Xt I ?ll X I! v V:;>... yy JM ""'"SILK FACE POWDER Actually made of pure 1 j/7it. Glamorous natural SILK transformed rßf* V into a powder of unbelievable fineness B^P^W makes "A Skin like Silk" within the V^-0 Tf F reach of every woman. ,Jt)/M it Made of258 words
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Miscellaneous328 1952-08-06 3 OINGAi^URL* Meet Again* Wick Tony I" yne aul 10 ajn. News; 10.05 Composer David Evan s and Urn George of the Week; 10.30 Time to Mitchell Choir. Stanley Black and Dance; 11-11.30 London Studio tne Dance Orch.; 7.30 Work and Concerts; 1 p.m. Paul Carson Worship; 7.45 Cricket: Warwi?k(organ); 1.30328 words
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The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, August 6, 1952
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Article638 1952-08-06 4 YOUR food is m dan That was the rr. headline m the Free Press yesterday. That was how we interpreted the statement of the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation that the E a "grave rice On the available facts, there be. m her Ber ihe producing638 words
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Article, Illustration1272 1952-08-06 4 After School— The Law} Hard Work, Hard Thinking are needed for success says Sir Travers Humphreys the great criminal judge who retired last year. This is the second of a series of articles by eminent men addressed to young people just leaving school. FIND it difficult1,272 words
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Article229 1952-08-06 4 t- .< i and Vm .uv i D m mot "Dorian". Fernando Germani (organ) H.M.V. t 7918/19. Making use of the Dorian mode as the basis for this composition. Bach distinguishes it from the well known Toccata and Fugue m D Minor which has also been recorded by229 words
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Article597 1952-08-06 4 PRESTO - PRESTO fufdt hj tu ilfß. Anatole Schister, the artist who is to renovate the 22 portraits at the Victoria Hall, has said that they should be removed as, m his view, the hall is spoiling them. I aerree with Mr. Schister; they should go but597 words
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Article, Illustration599 1952-08-06 4 FU HSI - NATURE' IN CHINESE MUSIC FU HSI BY rpHE CHINESE are A great lovers of nature. Appreciation of the beauties of mountain and plain, flowers trees and sky, abound m their art and litera ture. They believe that all things are linked m close brotherhood and that Heaven, Earth and Man599 words
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Article, Illustration59 1952-08-06 4 Hid apparently "filled to the brim \*.th >, u*h glee" are (top to bottom) Be madette OFarrell. Ann ilinslip and Sylvia Clark. They will play scenes from "The Mikado m the film of "Mr Gilbert and Mr. Sullivan* which is beinr produced m London. Robert59 words
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Article61 1952-08-06 4 S.IEELA I pore-: has recent. four y< land, wil the day. M will by ss renew her land if! colony. &rst cair.r fore m I E N.S.A. o: under Dr. Ei don 1 of. her She bei the Roya won fesl peared m v gram61 words
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Article166 1952-08-06 4 PELIX - PELIX By JOE DAM ELS brat c-d drumband leader. 17th yeai under 1 name h band ip. JOf Pure jazz "Wh< says. k ed for Orlear. Joe ha. the hi. ear; nov th,. The e:. jazz. Hus iat- is Wet. band STO:~ Ti liant clari: trombc portar.166 words
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Advertisement11 1952-08-06 4 Quality ii Jewellery H. SENA LTD. it NGAPORE. PENANG. BANGKOK 111 words
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Advertisement18 1952-08-06 4 \sk Tkejjnuunsieu* earnest* jfe^pf CALDBECKS Leading Wine fw| (f Spirit Merchant! CALDBECK MWM Sr MACGREGORiCH? Wmfr TEL. 5371/218 words
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Article167 1952-08-06 5 BE LOYAL TO FED.' INDIANS TOLD ALOR STAR, Wed. rpHE Representative of the Government of India, Mr. M. Gopala Menon, yesterday urged 80,000 Indians m Kedah to take up State nationality. "If they wish to enjoy eqnal rights with other Malayans, they must be loyal, and faithful to this country",167 words
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Article27 1952-08-06 5 MUAR, Wed.— A rice retailer Heng Kirn Leng, was fined a total of $115 on three charges m contravention of the Price Control Ordinance.27 words
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Article351 1952-08-06 5 iVfew system of minuting, correspondence Free Press Staff Reporter JINGAPORE Government Secretariat yesterday made sweeping changes m administrative procedure to improve the efficiency of the department. Government's old minuting and correspondence procedure has been scrapped. A commercial system has been adopted m its place. No longer will351 words
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Article92 1952-08-06 5 DR. C. J. Paglar, member for Changi, will urge the Government at the Singapore Legislative Council this month to restrict the sale of caustic soda m view of the increasing number of suicides. Dr. Paglar will also urge the Government to stop lorries from carrying92 words
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Article70 1952-08-06 5 rw\HE Khee Fatt School m 1 Cairnhill Road, Singapore, will spend $10,000 to give a "new look" to the school. The playing fields will be reconditioned, the school building whitewashed, the school fenced and older desks replaced. Two new classes will be added to the existing70 words
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Article100 1952-08-06 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. DR. Thornton Lofthouse, the famous musician, will give a recital at the Kuala Lumpur Town Hall on Saturday, Aug. 16 at a 9 p.m. The recital will be m aid of the Kuala Lumpur Musical Society scholarship fund. He will repeat the recital at the100 words
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Article, Illustration34 1952-08-06 5 MR. T. K. CHOO and Mrs, Michael Tan (SeUngor), crowned this year's all- Malayan amateur ballroom champions, with their trophies at E. and O. Hotel, Penan?*, where the competitoin was held.34 words
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Article, Illustration35 1952-08-06 5 Trust moves into its new home picture. SINGAPORE Improvement Trust began shifting into its new nine-storey headquarters m Upper Pickering Street yesterday. Picture shows labourers handling equipment belonging to the Trust's general office. Free PressFree Press - 35 words
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Article24 1952-08-06 5 KLUANG. Wed.— Ong Kee Van was fined $200, or 40 days' gaol, m the Circuit Magistrate's court on a charge of negligent driving.24 words
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122 1952-08-06 5 Free Press SUIT Reporter SINGAPORE Chinese Middle Schools Teachers* Union will ask Chinese schools to set up a provident fund lor teachers and give free education and pay all schooling expenses to their children. The Union will launch a drive for funds on Saturday. It*122 words
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Article87 1952-08-06 5 A SELECT committee of the Singapore Legislative Council has recommended that the price of rationed rice should not be increased m any eventuality. Rationed rice is now 32 cents a kati, which is six cents more than the price m December, last year. The committee has87 words
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Article, Illustration43 1952-08-06 5 SANG FOR TROOPS -NOW AN AIR HOSTESS A TTRACTIVt; Jeanette Lee, <*». former Singapore songstress, who has been appointed a Qantas ground hostess. Mrs. Lee, who entertained thousands of troops during World War 11, came to the Colony shortly after the liberation with E.N.S.A.43 words
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Article50 1952-08-06 5 KOTA BAHRU, Wed— Haji A. G. Omar, a prominent merchant of Kota Bahru and member of the Executive and State Councils, Kelantan. was feted on Monday at the Biaritz Park here by the Kelantan Indian Chamber of Commerce on his appointment as a Justice of the Peace50 words
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193 1952-08-06 5 gINGAPORE Trade Union Congress will try to settle the labour dispute at the Pasir Panian* power station, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, the president" said yesterday. The President of the City Council, Mr. T. P. F. McNeLce. said a labour strike will delay the193 words
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Article96 1952-08-06 5 SEREMBAN, Wed. HPHE first prize a l>eauti- ful manicure set was won by Miss Pranis Lloyd Owen, 18, a telephone operator of Wea r n c Brothers, Seremban branch, m the fancy dress ball competition held at the New Management Cabaret, Seremban. Miss Owen was96 words
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223 1952-08-06 5 IN FED: Govt. 'not fair to local doctors rpHE Malayan Medical Department should end the discriminatory treatment practised a locally recruited doctors m the Fedora Prof. A. A. Sandosham, presideiit-plert of th Pai:Malayan Alumni Association of the King I I VII College of Medicine and Facu.ty «f M?di University of223 words
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104 1952-08-06 5 IN S'PORE: Pharmacists won't join the Govt. OIKGAPCRE Government 1^ wan us pharmacists. But none of the recen^} -qualified graduates want to join Gov- emment because the pay is low. Most of them are employed m commercial firms. An official of the Malayan Pharmaceutical Association (Southern Branch) said yesterday: "A104 words
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Article49 1952-08-06 5 'N o bomb' says Army INVESTIGATIONS have proved that there is no bomb In the compound of Anthony Road Girls' School, off Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore, Mr. R. W. Watson Hyatt, Inspector of Schools, told the Free Press yesterday. Every inch of the suspected area hV been examined by Arm}49 words
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Advertisement218 1952-08-06 5 FINEST NAME ON RECORD' Johnnie RAY j Sings b;S turn "Moui'.3< is m the Moon ight" cojied with "Don't blame me' 1 DB 3081 Jshnnie's recent felts WALKIN' MY BABY BACK ROME S wkai'STHEuse: DB j ;:SNHEARWD PLEASE MB. SUN QB THE LITTLE WHITE CLOUD THAT CRIED CRY DB 2995218 words
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Advertisement71 1952-08-06 5 JUST RECEIVED LADIES FOOTWEAR if%lL FROM BOMBAY *9 UNIQUE QUALITY AND Mt J?s&> LATEST DESIGNS mMM DISAPPCIRTMENT //jSfflv^ A?k) We'll soon nave that better fS Gmw&m J -JIT AM ASEPTIC OINTMENT V >w^ Childrca't tonfawm awd the toochait \y i^V V^7 bcvet imtßbofi, tubdua mflwwntfwß iad k C2F barmful tencm.71 words
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Miscellaneous100 1952-08-06 5 Blackout QTjBSTATTONS liable to load O shedding tonight are: Atlai Ice: 6t. Andrews/H!ffc MV Stamford Bd Aatert St.; Short St.; New lee Work*: Plremtoae; Maekeaafe Ed.; Bakll Tlmah Pimps; Balcstler ■4.: Jatoa Aapai: 8.M.8.C MeBlteUe; BraddeH Rise; AcMft^aTt Estate: Island Golf CM; Wlnd«or Park; SetoUr Pumps; Nee Soon; Sele- Ur100 words
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Article, Illustration915 1952-08-06 6 MICHAEL HASTINGS - MICHAEL HASTINGS A short story by THERE are men who can go out East and wreck twenty years of patiently created harmony m as many minutes. Peter, for example. His sense of humour was that of a boisterous school-boy. One of his favourite victims was the915 words
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Article, Illustration73 1952-08-06 6 Apparently leaping over the Big Ben clocktower on the other side of the Thames is ballerina Sonia Arova, pictured as she rehearsed on the roof of the Royal Festival Hall, South Bank, London, for the Festival Ballet summe r opening at the Hall. Sonia, the daughter ofReuter - 73 words
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Article92 1952-08-06 6 Britain s wonder fa bric BRITAIN is now developing a fab» ie which can be used for everything from men's shirts and women's wear to a factory conveyor belt. It is called Terylene and was described as "Britain s wonder fabric" when Dr. P.B. Ridge of the Impe Chemicaf Industries92 words
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Article478 1952-08-06 6 John Bausman - TALENT OR BEAUTY: U.S. ARGUMENT John Bausman by FVKR since 1921 Atlantic City has been picking Miss Americas and confident officials of that annual show figure they can do without advice from the new rival "Miss Universe" contest m California. Miss America pageant bosses continue to insist their winner mustA.P. - 478 words
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Article37 1952-08-06 6 Mr. Walter J. Donnelly, new United States High Commissioner at Bonn, yesterday indicated the Western powers would reject the latest Soviet request to allow West Germany to send strategic goods to East German ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article15 1952-08-06 6 Switzerland has concluded a new trade and financial agreement with Rumania. A.P.A.P. - 15 words
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Article346 1952-08-06 6 DOROTHY THOMAS - DOROTHY THOMAS by rpEA is responsible for some of the best conversation and finest prose m the English language. The great Dr. Samuel Johnson once admitted that "my mind is good for little without tea". Today, as one of the foremost commodities of international346 words
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Advertisement232 1952-08-06 6 CAPITOL TODAY 11-1.43-4-6.30-9.30 "THE STORY OF ROBIN HOOD and His Merrie Men m Technicolor with Richard Todd and Joan Rice PLUS Water Birds and Olympic Games NEXT CHANCE "SATURDAY ISLAND" m Technicolor REX touay 11 1 I I 9.3« tesssaJ NEXT CHANGE! PAVILION W2 1.45 4.06 6.30 9.30 PLUS! "HOLLYWOOD232 words
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Advertisement51 1952-08-06 6 I^^ TODAY: 3.i:»-<i.3<' A Filipino Swashbuckling Sea-saga! "KV.T^N BAGWIS' 1 with English subtitles f^Wr l HXN "m Egypt^ Musnal 1 nrillT i^L "EL NIMR" Going on ytgggHF LeaveKEEP IN TOUCH W1TH..... THE STRAITS BUDGET Six Months Ai r Freight Subscription (C-^- only f J 5| Six Months S*a Mail Subscrintion51 words
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Miscellaneous161 1952-08-06 6 W<"??dr3K6 Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya I WAS iN AN EMPTY LOT. I TKQUGHT I JUST THE W^^lP^^ I KNOW. .-tt-THIS IS THE PURSE I OCT 1 lIWASSAPE. SAME.YOU h *T TONIGHT. LOOKS LIKE A 6000 HAUL. YOU GOTTA BE CAPFUL x" 7^ L^r.' CAN'T BE TOO161 words
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Article414 1952-08-06 7 Three fights are stopped Free Pnm Boxing Correspondent |f was ftoWi on at St. Andrew's School r day, and hard knocks were exchanged ot >pirit. It was the school's 15th. Innu-il Inter-House Boxing Tournament. iled to go the full distance— of d Gomes House with 84414 words
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Article, Illustration31 1952-08-06 7 Galina Zybina. of Russia, winning the putting the weight contest .m the Olympic games at Helsinki She created a world and Olympic record with a putt of 50 ft. 1) m.31 words
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THE OLYMPICS
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39 1952-08-06 7 'Capitalist bid to defame Sovet sport' E:. v :iists the 4 tO I Wca s and in- to deSoviet :11 of che capitalists :..e leader definitely v c any i of the but n on Russian the were re-39 words
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Article73 1952-08-06 7 Men received c :c on x what Perak's c "best s. for Are .9 senance Xix African -?cr. and a full last year's "*rne Its best oe offldally .c P.*^mTni«fiqnfir .:olm Mac Donald n will be tor. 'ace he meet -r.enti are be:n^ Malaya broadj73 words
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Article34 1952-08-06 7 SOLOMONS IS AF TER MAXIM I British fight I America last n to m the world «.pion for Bri •opies lay by manager Gecrge of Maxim witl c :-Don Cockell "noos said yeswould ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article59 1952-08-06 7 SCH OOLS v. ACHILLES combined Schools to field a strong Achilles Club m j sports meeting he Singapore Re--450 p.m. today: j c of 14 events r "P.tto yds.. 100 yds.. Putting the shot. I^m! *°men». 220 yds.. **mto> •JS? J ll5 5 120 yds. 5<U.. throwing the hurdles high59 words
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Article51 1952-08-06 7 rpop-Seeded Dorothy Head (US) 1 defeated Lisa Manfredl (Italy) 6-0. 6-1 yesterday io a<* van the women's singles quarter finals m the international tennis tournament at Hamburg. Other results included:- t Joy Mottram .England) beat Luise jencQuel-Horm (Germany) '"jotn 2 Curry .England) beat Mimml Murlle (.Germany) 6--. 6-2.-A.P. - 51 words
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Article, Illustration24 1952-08-06 7 photo. One of the many thrilling incidents during yesterday's soccer between South China and Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium. Tourists won 3-2. Free PressFree Press - 24 words
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Article644 1952-08-06 7 •SURREY took another step towards winning the County cricket title by trouncing Nottinghamshire by an innings and 80 runs at the Oval yesterday, and gaining their 17th championship victory m 21 matches. The man, who played a leading part m their success was theReuter - 644 words
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Article226 1952-08-06 7 FDIA, who have an engagement with an England XI at Hastings during the same oeriod are the only cricketing country not represented m a Commonwealth side which meets an England team at Kingston, Surrey, on Sept. 3, 4 and 5. This 15 the annual KingstonReuter - 226 words
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Article558 1952-08-06 7 RAF Lodgers crack m nine without reply R.A.F. Lowers 9; R.N.A.S 0. OY TROUNCING Royal Naval Air Station Sembawang to the tune cf nine goals to nil at Changi yesterday Royal Air Force Lodger Units gave a furt>er boost to their United Services Sen:or League goal average.558 words
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Article45 1952-08-06 7 74 UN caused the cancellation v of yesterday's play m the India v. Glamorgan ma"eh which was therefore left drawn. Scores: Glamorgan Ist. Innings 204 for 9 declared. 2nd. Innings —5 for 0. India: lsC. Innings— 3^-6 for 9 declared.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article58 1952-08-06 7 Loafs' life s tory film JOE LOUIS, former world heavyweight boxing; champion, will himself act m some scenes of a film version of his life story. He said a full length film '"The Joe Louis Story" would be produced next autumn. A professional actor, sti|l to be selected, will playReuter - 58 words
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Article86 1952-08-06 7 I f fALAYAN dental students Ml R.T. Lam and T.T. Choon retained the men's doubles title m the West Australian badminton championships m i Perth, Australia, on Monday. They beat another Mala- yan student, J.H. Leow, and < Brian Treasure 15-12 15-12. j Lam and Choon,Reuter - 86 words
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Article589 1952-08-06 7 AND THE REFEREE GAVE PENALTY! R.A.F. Changi 3; R.A.O.C. 1. PURELY there are times m soccer when the technicalities of the law should be tempered by discretion. And if ever there was a case meriting discretion it was m yesterday's United Services Senior League tie at Alexandra when a player589 words
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Article98 1952-08-06 7 Harry Hannin, advance pubir manager of the Harlem Globetrotters, the American Negro baske ball team, arrived In Singapore yesterday to make arrange- j ments for the Trotters' stay m the Colony. The Trotters, scheduled to play three matches m Singapore and cne m Kuala Lumpur, are expected98 words
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Article79 1952-08-06 7 Selangor Rugby Football Union official* far the 1952-3 season are: President. O. H. R. Beadles, vicepr< sident. Ong Yoke Lin: hon. iecre- i tarv J G Houston; hon. treasurer. J. N. McHiujh. Committee: R P. E I Waugh (Selangor Club). J. B. DudIteon (K.Ang Club) Selanßor Services nominee.79 words
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Article330 1952-08-06 7 TOURISTS WIN A GRAND GAME South China 3; Singapore IT WAS a grand, nuor--1 keen game at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Tci-risis were definitely no, '.superior m any wa> the Colony fivouritss. But It WNUt be said every man hzA en the field hard. Tourists >re m the 10th Ounr.ie.330 words
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Article24 1952-08-06 8 Sweden protests to Russia Sweden delivered two proB Union ilnst Russian aton rmed 5 h planes over inter- vaten and pj activities m U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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Article62 1952-08-06 8 KONG KONG. Wed. rpHE PEKING Communist I Party paper, the People s has reported the execution for corruption of P Kao-ahung. chief Communist juck County. Pongyuen Pro- held ccurt at d his b ;ded .ses involving wo.jners. mostly iped 44 woDd took bribes from Cth:62 words
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Article271 1952-08-06 8 TEN-POINT PLAN FOR LASTING PEACE Eisenhower opens campaign LOS ANGELES, Wednesday. m pENERAL Eisenhower, m his first major speech since the Republican party nominate^ him for the presidency, yesterday outlined a ten-point programme which, he said, aimed at lasting peace, equality for all and honesty m government. The General saidA.P. - 271 words
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Article66 1952-08-06 8 The Nepal Government will not allow any expedition to attempt to climb Mt. Everest except the same Swiss group that made an attempt last spring and has scheduled another try m October. Nepal has told even the Swiss group that it must bring the sameU.P. - 66 words
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Article131 1952-08-06 8 He had no time to see the Queen LONDON, Wed. BRITAIN'S "Sailor Prince," the Duke of Edinburgh, whipped through London so fast yesterday that he had no time to stop at Buckingham Palace to see his wife, the Queen. The Duke, accompanied by the young Duke of Kent, cousin ofU.P. - 131 words
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Article154 1952-08-06 8 Soviets stop UN election inquiry GENEVA, Wed. rFHE United Nations ComA mission appointed to investigate conditions for free elections m Germany announced last night that it had decided to adjourn indefinitely its session m Geneva. The representatives of the four nations on the commission—Brazil, Iceland, the Netherlands and Pakistan signedReuter - 154 words
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Article59 1952-08-06 8 Nylon armoured vests could reduce battle wounds m the chest and abdomen by 16 per cent., i US. army testing unit rted m Seoul. It had examined 1,000 vests worn by American infantrymen m Korea. The vests have about 22 layers of nylon and are designedA.P. - 59 words
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Article25 1952-08-06 8 A Finnish delegation has gone to Moscow to negotiate new trade exchanges with the Soviet Union over the coming 12 months. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article, Illustration65 1952-08-06 8 Those three lovelies are among 25 girls from Singapore's Girls' Sports Club who are taking part m "Show Business, 1952" a programme presented by Vernon Martinus. j The show m aid of the Club's building fund, will take piaee at the Victoria Theatre on Aug. 27 and 28 This picture,65 words
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185 1952-08-06 8 J TOKYO, Wednesday. APANESE war criminals m Sugamo Prison said yesterday that "if conditions prevail as they are today, then all of the prisoners might lose patience and walk out of the orison gate together." Prisoner representatives complained to pressmen that, they had185 words
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Article56 1952-08-06 8 China and Japan yesterday resumed full diplomatic relations when the bilateral Sino-Japanese peace treaty came into force. The Japanese Government Overseas Agency m Taipei changed its name to the Japanese Embassy and hoisted the first Japanese flag m Taipei since Formosa's return to Nationalist ruleU.P. - 56 words
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Article21 1952-08-06 8 A preparatory conference aimed at establishing a Chi-nese-Muslim association was held m Peking between July 27 and 31, ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article188 1952-08-06 8 SINGAPORE Government's scheme for the resettlement of squatters from Crown anil Improvement Trust land will not affect squatters on private land, says an official statement. "It would not be possible to allot Crown land for this purpose for all the suitable Crown land available (including Trust188 words
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Article498 1952-08-06 8 DIET MAN'S FAMILY MURDER AVIGNON, Wednesday. •2IR JACK DRI MMOND, Britain's World War II food planner, his wife and their 11 -year-old daughter were brutally murdered early yesterday at Lurs In the foothills of the French Alps, where they were on a camping hft!iday. TheA.P.; Reuter; U.P. - 498 words
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Article22 1952-08-06 8 A Federal court convicted 14 California Communist leaders of conspiring to teach and advocate violent overthrow of the U.S. Government, A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article18 1952-08-06 8 A South-Easi European Tactical Air H#adquarters may be set up either m Turkey or Greece. A.P.A.P. - 18 words
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Article, Illustration28 1952-08-06 8 A PICADOR was hurled to the ground when the ball charged him and his horse during a bullfight m Las Vent a.. Span, recently.28 words
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Article29 1952-08-06 8 Macao bans 3 papers i} p r Macao Hong k pap that th< frcvn t! present reachim Thf Wah X had a. that the mandinp bordpay WKm th- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article22 1952-08-06 8 'SPI ES SENTENCED An East Ge: Potsdam, near Berlk^i* ed sente: five East Ger employed m > They were for the I ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Miscellaneous62 1952-08-06 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris ■JaJLc--^ (fV) /WITH ONLY THIS" LthEY COVIOA/T "N| fBUT IF THAT ONE ROAD isl WED BETTER STAY OVER HERE '«<i lj V y'S JB /P NE n ROAC> INT GET OUT OFCHICAG O. JUST A READY-MADE TRAP TONIGHT AND DO SOME THiNKinG^l F^V^SS^- f^C^r^ETp H62 words
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