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Title Section19 1950-11-13 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 117M.VK PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1950 ir PRICE TEN CENTS19 words
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Article, Illustration492 1950-11-13 1 REDS WILL NOT DISCUSS KOREA REDS COME IN— TALK Ready To Talk On Formosa LAKE SUCCESS, Sunday. £OMMUNIST China has advised the United Nations that a delegation will leave Peking on Tuesday to attend the Security Council's discussion on the complaint of American aggression against Formosa. A communication to UnitedAP - 492 words
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Article146 1950-11-13 1 'EXTORTION' SA YS ASSAULT VICTIM 1001 Choi Hen?, a Singapore mc c seller, late last J n!fht fought off tour Chinese who, he said, tried to extort money from him at a coffee shop in Havelock Road. i I o men iiijuifu in me ere arrested by the police. One146 words
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Article27 1950-11-13 1 NEW VICE-CONSUL '"A-SIIINGTON. Sun.— Mr. R> :Vrt W. Adams, now s ond Secretar- at the U.S in Tokyo, has been rod to Kuala Lumpur v Vice-Consul.— AJ27 words
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Article32 1950-11-13 1 CALF WEIGHS 24lb FERRIS nilnois. Sun ca'f \vei?hins only 241 b. ""1 ir> jn. high has been born Hi ;i farm here. It is being c i h bottle— A P j32 words
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123 1950-11-13 1 SEOUL, Sun. TS^EW Administrator-General of the United States Economic Co-operation Administration, Mr. William C. Foster, said today that 14 percent of South Korea's schools, one-third of the railway rolling stock, 15 percent )f public buildings and seven percent of houses— lBo.ooo— were destroyed123 words
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Article76 1950-11-13 1 I'WO Chinese, suspected of being members of the Malayan Communist Party were arrested last night by officers of the Special Branch of the Singapore C.I.D. The men were in a house in kampong Marlcan. A portable printing outfit and a quantity of Communist documents were found76 words
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Article135 1950-11-13 1 A PARTY of five in a chartered Malayan Airways Dakota, yesterday spent three hours searching unsuccessfully for a tug which had been reported missing for 36 hours in the South China Sea near Horsburgh Lifrht. 38 miles south-east of Singapore. The tug, belonging to the135 words
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Article237 1950-11-13 1 NEW DELHI, Sunday. INDIA has instructed its Bihar and Uttar Pradesh 1 State Governments to prevent the entry into Nepal of armed raiders of the Nepali Congress (a force formed in India by members of the Congress who fled there last year) a Government officialReuter - 237 words
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Article109 1950-11-13 1 LONDON, Sun. 'pODAY, Remembrance Sunday, Britain paid tribute to the dead of two world wars. In London, the King laid a wreath at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. All over the country the Cenotaph ceremony was repeated at town and village war memorials. The Prime Minister, Mr.Reuter - 109 words
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Article106 1950-11-13 1 U.S PLANS NEW AID TO S-E ASIA WASHINGTON, Sun. PRESIDENT Truman tonight placed before the U.S. proposals for an extension of America's foreign aid programme. It called for far-reaching assistance projects to un-der-developed areas of the world, including Southern Asia. The declared immediate objectives of the new programme are toAP - 106 words
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Article115 1950-11-13 1 WASHINGTON, Sun. A NATIONWIDE poll of Republican leaders yesterday showed that Senator Robert Taft is the overwhelming choice for the Presidential nomination in 1952. Gen. Eisenhower is rated as a long-shot second in the United Press poll, chiefly because Republican leaders are not sure thatUP - 115 words
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Article27 1950-11-13 1 TAIPEI, Sup.— The Chinese Nationalist tugboat Tshang (48 tons) sank in heavy seas off Formosa on Friday with a feared loss of 45 lives. A.P.AP - 27 words
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Article, Illustration238 1950-11-13 1 ANE of Malaya's best-known police officers, Mr v E. V. Fowler, died at sea on Nov. 10 on his way from New Zealand to the United Kingdom. Mr. Fowler was the first man to join the Singapore police as an inspector and238 words
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Article272 1950-11-13 1 NEW DELHI, Sunday. ]i|R. Tsepon Shakabpa, Finance Minister of Tibet 1TX and leader of the seven-man delegation now in Kalimpong, on the Indo-Sikkim border, has told Red China that the mission is not going to Peking for talks on the future of Sino-Tibetan relations.Reuter; UP - 272 words
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Article41 1950-11-13 1 WELLINGTON, Sun. Mr. Peter Fraser, New Zealand Opposition leader, spent a 'restful night," but his condi- tion this morning remained unchanged. He entered hospital five weeks ago with bronchitis and heart trouble and had a relapse on Tues-day.—Reuter-AAP.Reuter-AAP - 41 words
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Article139 1950-11-13 1 TAIPEH. Sun. PRESIDENT Chiang Kaishek yesterday called on every country in Asia to unio with Free China in its fi^hl against Communism. The President's remarks were made at a reception he save in honour of (he Chinese mission from Siam, which had arrived to pledge supportAP - 139 words
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Article25 1950-11-13 1 TAIPEI, Sun.— Chinese Nationalist guerillas on the mainland claim to have captured the highway towns of Hoshan and Liuan in Western Anhwel.— A.P.AP - 25 words
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Article19 1950-11-13 1 CAIRO, Sun— Field Marshal Mohamed Kaldak Pasha has resigned as Commander-in-Chief of the Egyptian Armed Forces— Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Advertisement22 1950-11-13 1 WATCHES Keep Time on Malaya H. SENA LTD. Penan* Bangkok Singapore. ft 3*£ eJf For quenching thirst I come first there's always22 words
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Article397 1950-11-13 2 A HOUSE in which the Virgin Mary may once have lived has been found by experts excavating in Turkey, church leaders in the Vatican City have been told. i Experts from the Vatican may be sent to Investigate. The reports say the house was found397 words
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Article, Illustration48 1950-11-13 2 WHEN her parents ehar?«4 Errol Flynn. th e film actor with seducing her aboard his yacht off Monaco, a I court orGered that the name of this 19- year-old French girl he withheld. I'l.vim described the charge as "blackmail." Hearing w;is postponed to Nov. 22. A. P. picture.48 words
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Article113 1950-11-13 2 DJAKARTA, Sun. rpHE Indonesian Primer Minister. Mohammed Natsir, called on Indonesian youtb on Friday to work harder in order to overcome the difficulties at present facing the country. In a speech over the Indonesian national radio on Heroes Day, the Premier declared. "We must use ourReuter - 113 words
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69 1950-11-13 2 ROBOT BRAIN 'THINKS LIKE AN IDIOT ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, ay. A UNIVERSITY of Michigan undergraduate !)<> invented "another of those mechanical brains, s.iid that he was little disappointed by hi; creation. "It thinks like an idiot," Guy Tribble expained, "I have worked and worked on it but, all it can69 words
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Advertisement674 1950-11-13 2 NOTICES THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1948 Section 33 (3) NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTION The Electoral Ward of MUNICIPAL WEST. NOTICE is hereby given to the electors of the e.ectoral wara .for* said that a Pell has been granted ror the <*™U™ n EJ!i Ing for the said electoral ward and674 words
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Advertisement700 1950-11-13 2 NOTICES THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1948 Section 33 (3) NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTION The Electoral Ward of MUNICIPAL NORTH NOTICE Is hereby given to the electors of the electoral ward aforesaid that a" Poll has been granted for the election now Pending for the said electoral ward and that such700 words
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Advertisement643 1950-11-13 2 NOTICES NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING RE- LEE HENG A COMPANY LIMITED To the Shareholders, Notice Is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at No. 221/223 Kallang Road, Singapore, at 1 P m. on Thursday the 14th December. 1950. for the purpose of643 words
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Advertisement479 1950-11-13 2 NOTICES THE MENTAKAB RUBBEB COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of seven and a half per cent., less 20% Income tax, has been declared bv the Directors in respect of the Financial Year ending 31st January, 1951, payable on 6th December, 1950, to479 words
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Article231 1950-11-13 3 Higher Prices Predicted WASHINGTON, Sunday. J^JR. Gordon Gray, President of the University of North Carolina, in a report to President Truman predicted that the recent improvement In Europe's trade and dollar position "now appears likely to be temporary". Mr. Gray said that the reason was that mUP - 231 words
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Article121 1950-11-13 3 U.S. SELLS SURPLUS FOOD WASHINGTON, Sun 1-.mtrican Govrrnmi-nt is getting rid of millions Of dollars worth of embarrasOd surpluses— all beprices have spiralled si:, the Korean war. To gjarantee prices to f Government has b^»Mi buying food and storr. caves and warehouses. But now some prices^ particularly butter have g'.m-Reuter - 121 words
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Article, Illustration39 1950-11-13 3 KING GUSTAV VI of Sweden points out to his four-year-old grandson, Crown Prince Carl Gustav, 29 Mustangs forming his monogram at an air display to mark his formal assumption of command of the armed forces.— A.P. picture.AP - 39 words
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258 1950-11-13 3 LONDON, Sunday. ORITISH security officials barred so many dele- gates to the proposed World Peace Congress at Sheffield that the organisers yesterday decided that the conference will sit for only one daytomorrow in Britain. I I The meeting will then be transferred to Prague whereReuter - 258 words
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Article100 1950-11-13 3 WASHINGTON. Sun.-The Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Charles Sawyer, today opposed a flat embargo on aJI shipments to China because of the strategic value of some of the imports received from China. Defending the Commerce Department's permits which have allowed the export of 33 million dollars worthUP - 100 words
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Article62 1950-11-13 3 CAIRO. Sun— Serag El Din Pasha. Egyptian Minister of the Interior and SecretaryGeneral of the Government Ward Party, has taken over the key Ministry of Finance in a reshuffle of the Egyptian Cabinet Chief of three Ministers to lose their posts was Dr Zaky Abdcl MutaalReuter - 62 words
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Article44 1950-11-13 3 CHICAGO, Sun. jyjILTON Holiner, a waiter, complained at the hearing of a divorce petition against his wife yesterday that she slapped him "not without force or effect." •Mrs. Holiner, aged 25, is a professional skater and horse-rider, Milton is 50 U.P.UP - 44 words
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Article321 1950-11-13 3 AUSSIES GET ARCTIC KIT FROM Gls From RONALD BATCHELOR M m*m^ NORTH KOREA, Sunday. /COMMONWEALTH troops who have had to face frosts at nifht in clothing designed for temperate climates have been issued with American Arcflc-type kit. The kit was rushed forward for American troops earlier this week. Below-zero temperaturesReuter; Reuter-AAP - 321 words
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Article56 1950-11-13 3 Two Most Important Professions LOS ANGELES, Sun.—Medicine and journalism are the two most important professions, says Professor Joseph A. Brandt, of the University of California. But journalism has been neglected from a training standpoint, he believes. "The men and women who prepare material used by the minds of people shouldAP - 56 words
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Article277 1950-11-13 3 FRirwoxT HANOI, Sunday. KENCH forces were ready last night for what they believe will be the bloodiest phase of the H^r*™ l^ Ind ct i In ese war-the attack on Hanoi The defences of this ancient Tonkin capital ft™* n een P re P ar lReuter; AP - 277 words
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Article, Illustration28 1950-11-13 3 I N EW York's Republican Governor, Mr. Thomas E. Dewey. takes a quick snack during- his 18-hour marathon television appearance In his re-election campaign.— A.P. picture.AP - 28 words
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Article194 1950-11-13 3 SYDNEY. Sun. J*HE Sydney Sunday Sun's 1 Canberra correspondent today quoted a "sound diplomatic source" in Canberra as saying that President Truman and Gen. Douglas MacArthur had decided America should establish powerful military bases In Dutch New Guinea. The correspondent said General MacArthur toldReuter-AAP - 194 words
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Article40 1950-11-13 3 ZANDVOORT, Holland. Sun. OFFICIALS interrupted a diamond wedding celebration here yesterday They walked into the church with records that showed the couple had only been married 59 years, instead of 75. The festivities, however, continued— U. P.40 words
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87 1950-11-13 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. WORLD production of nev. rubber both natural and synthetic— topped world consumption in September reversing the trend of earlier months, the United States Commerce Department said yesterday. September production totalled 214,500 tons while 197.000 ton* were consumed, the report said. Russian Imports ofReuter - 87 words
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Article82 1950-11-13 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. President Truman said today that the free people of the world will help the Koreans rebuild their shattered nation "because it is in the nature of brotherhood to help the unfortunate." Meanwhile, the Food and Agricultural Organisation of the United Nations here offered fullUP - 82 words
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Article83 1950-11-13 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. A bullet crashed through the living room window in the Washington home of Gen. Gates, Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps yesterday, narrowly missing the General and his wife. Gen. Gates laughed off the idea that it was an assassination attempt and refused toUP - 83 words
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Article79 1950-11-13 3 LEDUC, Alberta. Sun. A violent explosion blasted the Leduc Hotel yesterday. Police said that a number of persons were burned to death in the fire that followed. Fifteen persons were taken to hospital. Later a number of fire-charred bodies were taken from the building, and the search79 words
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Article36 1950-11-13 3 LONDON, Sun— Mr. Patrick Gordon-Walker, Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, has received a deputation sponsored by Liberal and Labour leaders making representations over Britain's policy on South-West Africa in the United Nations.—Reuter.Reuter - 36 words
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Advertisement171 1950-11-13 3 jfrk GRAND ffiJTO XMASSALE tA Now 0n.... Of Newly arrived FURCOmTS. CAPES A PERSIAN BOKHARA CARPETS tt 30 REDUCTION BOKHARA Kucil 5. STAMFORD RD CAPITOL BLDC Phone 7563 We make it from suave London gin liqueurs from France and Holland and that certain something that has made Pimms the No.171 words
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Advertisement187 1950-11-13 3 tte occasion X if I U 9 pff^fj^ scotch wmisky EKLUtf*. LJj/fite/ J° HN LITTLE CO. LTDi FS^^JCjSfS^ SINGAPORE and branches ij^iromaticl your jflw automatic j&fKUt choice jdr"^' _j A model that delight* you the moment you see it. There is no cap. To bring the ballpoint up to the187 words
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Article167 1950-11-13 4 Union Amends Its Rules fl HE Singapore Printers Union, at its third an-nu-U general meeting yesit relay, passed a new constltutton expanding its membership to Include both technical and non-technical stan but excluding holders of executive positions To conform with the new constitution, the meeting decided to change the name167 words
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Article110 1950-11-13 4 From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. rTHE Statue of Our Lady ol 1 Fatima arrives here tomorrow. All Catholics in the town will assemble at the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 7 pm. from where they will move in a body down Jalan110 words
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Article, Illustration234 1950-11-13 4 BUDDHIST DEVOTIONS AN International Regional Centre of the World A Fellowship of Buddhists, to include all local Buddhist bodies and individuals, was formed at the Buddhist Lodte in Kirn Yam Road, Singapore, yesterday. One of the main organisers was Miss Pitt Chin Hui of the Maha234 words
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Article178 1950-11-13 4 'PUBLIC DEBATE' DEMAND TUAN Syed Abdullah bin Idrus, editor and publisher of Qalam, i Singapore Malay periodical, is challenging Che Zaharah binte Noor Mohamad, president of the Singapore Malay Women's Welfare Association, for a public debate on the Laycock 'Decisive' '.Marriage Age) Bill. He said he made the decision after178 words
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397 1950-11-13 4 'NO BILL CAN ABOLISH CHILD MARRIAGE' Muslim Reply To Mrs. Fozdar "NO bill can abolish child marriages said 11 Mr. M. J. Namazie, patron of the Muslim League, on Saturday, in answer to the attack on the Muslim marriage view made in last Friday s Straits Times by Mrs. Shirin397 words
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Article, Illustration33 1950-11-13 4 MR. JOHN SCOON attached to the Overseas Information Centre Division, LS>l», who arrived at Kallang yesterday afternoon. He has come on a tour of inspection of the various USIS offices. —Straits Times picture.33 words
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Article156 1950-11-13 4 Aston Had Talks In Whitehall From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sun. PENANGS Resident Commissioner, Mr. A. V. Aston had talks with the Colonial Office while on leave in England on various Malayan pro Dlems. Mr Aston, who returned today in the Canton, told the Straits Times the dlrfussions were of156 words
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233 1950-11-13 4 CHE Zaharah binte Noor Muhammad, president of the Singapore Malay Women's Welfare Association, yesterday denied charges that she was being "un-Islamic Tor advocating the abolition of child nmrriages among Muslims. She appealed to Singapore Malays to "stop this evil and irresponsible practice" of child233 words
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Article, Illustration39 1950-11-13 4 \fR. M. L. Durrant, ConiTA troller of Posts, Northern Division, who leaves Penang on Nov. 17 to become Assistant Postmastergeneral, Honp: Kong. He will be succeeded in Penang by Mr. E. C. Edyvean. Straits Times picture.39 words
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Article150 1950-11-13 4 From Our Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Sun. 'THREE special constables. Jant bin Kassan, Abdullah bin Haji Mohamed Nor and Abdul bin Buang, were found guilty in the Malacca High Court of abducting 22year old Ec Poh Neo in April with intent to seduce her Janl was150 words
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Advertisement65 1950-11-13 4 j K/7) J> j/L/i iS riU -> "V J 1 Ik auS-/*'<S~~ which prove (what all Malayans already knew!) that Anchor is best! At the 1950 London > Brewers' Exhibition. Anchor Beer was awarded the Grand Championship Cold Medal as well as First Prize in v»^ its own class. COLD65 words
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Article, Illustration1037 1950-11-13 5 SEFTON DELMER - ..... SEFTON DELMER RUSSIA AND HER PEOPLE By THE curtain had Just come down on the second act or the Romeo and Juliet Ballet at Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre when something happened which I had been told never happens to any Englishman in Moscow. A Soviet1,037 words
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Article768 1950-11-13 5 Pamela Matthews - Pamela Matthews By WESTERN estimates of Chinese foreign I policy have again been thrown into the melting pot. Following the Chinese Government's decision in October to send Chinese armies into Tibet and to permit some form of intervention in Northern Korea, the attitude of the768 words
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Advertisement327 1950-11-13 5 REMOVED From 969 North Bridge Road to 614. Gcylang Rd Spore. P.O. Box No. 1451 Cable Address: Metalprint SINGAPORE METAL PRINTERS MANUFACTURERS Manager: Hsu Yun Tsiao Temporary Telephone No. ***** THE W%i«% LETTER r .mri^BP^r OBTAINAbLI WaP?^"*"^ IN SEVERAI SIZES FROk rOUR USUAI SUPPLIER. Al a:— KIIOO 800 HBH ft327 words
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920 1950-11-13 6 The straits Times Singapore, Mon., Nov. 13, 1950. "Immigrants" Again The post-bag of the Straits Times recently has brought evidence that the public in the Colony and the Federation is watching immigration with a critical and nervous attention unknown in pre-war years when there was security inside this country and920 words
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Article227 1950-11-13 6 I'HE letter from "One Ot The Parents" published In your Man-ln-the-Street columns of Nov. 10. under the heading "Frustrated Youth At Kajang," illustrates a glaring instance of Government apathy to a crying need. This condition exists everywhere In Malaya. It Is time, the Government acted if227 words
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Article, Illustration790 1950-11-13 6 5.1.0. ALSAGOFF - S.I.O. ALSAGOFF By fPHERE appears to be A some criticism against King Farouk and Egypt. It was extraordinary to see how news of the movements of King Farouk during his recent two-month summer trip m Europe was splashed all over the world's Press. There are otherAP - 790 words
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674 1950-11-13 6 OECENTLY a correspondent who signed himself "Johore Planter" stated in your columns that the profits derived from oil palms were far in excess of those obtainable from rubber, even with the latter commodity at $1.90 per lb. The statement is ridiculous It is known that674 words
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Letter104 1950-11-13 6 l^HE statue of Our Lady of Fatlma is very much in the news. Thousands of diseaseo. people are reported to have kissed the statue in the hope of being blessed. Kissing is a wonderful thing among the healthy. Hygiene textbooks tell us that kissing is one of104 words
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Letter70 1950-11-13 6 IT GIVES ont great satisfaction to read In the Straits Times of Nov. 9 that the Asian community of Penan* has supplied far more blood donors proportionately than the Asian communities in other parts of Malaya. I wish the same thing court be said of Singapore, where an70 words
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Letter459 1950-11-13 6 THE HONOURS AND PASS DEGREES I READ with interest 1 the leader-page article in the Straits Times of Nov. 10 on the value of an Honours degree as against a Pass" degree. Is there not a tendency to miss the real point in these polemics? One has heard a lot459 words
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Article417 1950-11-13 6 Highlands Vegetables I HAVE been interested to learn from the Malayan Agricultural Journal what a wide variety of English vegetables can be grown successfully at Cameron Highlands. The gardeners at the Highlands rely mainly on cabbagf*. carrots, leeks, tomatoes, and Chinese radish (lobak) for sale to the417 words
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Article, Illustration641 1950-11-13 7 COLONY HOMAGE High Humble At Impressive Cenotaph Parade dead of the two World Wars were honoured at impressive Remembrance Day ceremonies in the Federation and Singapore yesterday. Service chiefs, Government officials and leading citizens joined with artisans in paying tribute to members of the Allied Forces641 words
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Article, Illustration290 1950-11-13 7 T Mr S'POKE EVIDENCE of interest in Asian matters by the lj Americans is shown by the fact of Columbia University starting the East Asian Institute, of which he is the Director, Sir George Sansom, tamer Adviser to the Ministry of Economic Warfare. Far Eastern290 words
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Article33 1950-11-13 7 Sf pn Ci J-cle Mr. Goh Meng i-nen. has drawn up a nrogramme for fortnightly detoi s m n members at 63 a Nghee Heng. The first dSSigo.* 1 held a*»33 words
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Article174 1950-11-13 7 (SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioners have the last word on the use of the motorised trishaw as a public conveyance in the city. And they are not bound to accept any recommendations made by the Colony's Traffic Advisory Committee. The fate of this vehicle, however, is now174 words
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Article49 1950-11-13 7 jyjANSOOR Adabi, Malay husband of 13-year-old Dutch, girl Maria Hertogh, was Involved in an accident with a pedestrian while driving his motor-cycle in Serangoon Road last night and taken to hospital with facial injuries. Maria was called to the scene and went with him to hospital.49 words
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Article35 1950-11-13 7 From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Owing to heavy rain, the performance of the massed bands of the 26th Gurkha Infantry Brjgade had to be abandoned half way through35 words
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Article171 1950-11-13 7 DELEGATES from countries in the ECAFE region who attended the recent ECAFE conference on inland transport in Bangkok were interested in the workings and administration of the Malayan Road Transport Department, as their countries did not appear to have the same unified control of road171 words
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Article233 1950-11-13 7 HUNDREDS of children many from distant parts of Singapore, braved yesterday afternoon's rain to attend the first post-war Methodist Sunday School rally, held in the hall of the AngloChinese School at Barker Road. The rally was sponsored by the secretaries of Christiian Education of the Malaya Annual233 words
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Article116 1950-11-13 7 Y.W.C.A: World Week of Prayer Devotional Meeting, Leader, Mrs. Loh Thoon Lip at Raffles Quay 5.15 pm. TfMC.A. Week of Prayer and World Fellowship, speaker, Mr. Gurdlal Singh at Orchard Road 8 p.m. SINGAPORE AET SOCIETY: Life class, Brltl3h Council Hall, Stamford Road 6-8 30 pm ST. JOHN'S116 words
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163 1950-11-13 7 'Square Deal' For Chinese Teachers THE Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A. has launched a Square Deal campaign on behalf of the Colony's teachers In Chinese schools. It has issued pamhlets to businessmen who control the running of the scnools, parents and Chinese students, urging cooperation in providing better treatment and salaries for163 words
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406 1950-11-13 7 'U.S. BOMBING WAS HELL' SAY VICTIMS JJRITISH troops who were blasted and bombed when U.S. fighters mistakenly attacked them near Waegwan in Korea in September said in Singapore yesterday that although the raid lasted only a few minutes "it was a*hell which seemed to go on forever". The North Korean406 words
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Advertisement133 1950-11-13 7 FRASER.— At Kandangr Kerbau Hospital on Sunday. 12th November. 1950. to Alice and Jim Fraser a sen. Hamish. NIGHTDRESS AND PYJAMA CASES MAKE IDEAL XMAS GIFTS. These Beautifully Made Nightdress and Pvjama Cases Are Favourites With Young and Old. REALISTIC LOOKING CATS DOGS AND MONKEYS. FROM 29/50 SINGAPORE. Take Care133 words
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Article, Illustration1901 1950-11-13 8 Winston s. Churchill - 'Torch': Free French not informed WINSTON S. CHURCHILL By fHK 1'iesident's pie indices gainst Gen. de Gaulle, and our memories of the leakage ;il>:>ul l);ikar Iwo years before led '*> a decision to withhold all information a I) 0 u t ••'lorcl'" (the NorthWest Africa landings) from the Free French1,901 words
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Advertisement116 1950-11-13 8 I /ft/ten <on/if J&e /6edt 1| Everyone knoics the best lirginia cigarette* are made in \*2jj| i London; but, fortunately, they do not all stay there! The famou* OV^JK Benson Hedge* red tin i* a familiar sight in almost every /TfcK IV' country of the world. You will find these116 words
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Advertisement263 1950-11-13 8 r— WITH SAPOU^ AUTO ENAMEL ■UcUtt.:- SOUTHBAST CO ita Boys and Girls Grow QUAKER ifpM OATS Jifesw qf* With an abundance of vital food essentials, Quaker Oats R^l provides the nourishment <&fiߣ^ k r&^^&\ needed to help youngsters u^<«w%i l i nr^ T *^?*,^jf*| j4 grow tall and husky, sound263 words
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Miscellaneous280 1950-11-13 8 awn bow^ .ow m» i^'^r&irsiirkin«. Majesty, th«M we re from the laud of Malaya All and Boklah, Hie two youm ran do much for n«. Bat Brst human, who llv« In the hNM you mutt see my »nny. Turnr e H yoa come to help in* to Ut-TiU, the kln280 words
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Article788 1950-11-13 9 From Our Own Correspondent COLOMBO: DIFFERENCES be- tween the Government and its servants over the new Dearness Allowance rales, based on the Cost of Living Index appear to be nearing a climax. That the climax has not been reached s due to the Prime Minister788 words
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Article134 1950-11-13 9 A.P. H - A.P.H. BY The sea is velvet, like a darfblue laum The spicy smell steals over in the dawn And early risers are ashamed to yawn For here's v picture by a master drawn. Pink clouds and palms, green mountains are ahead And all zs lovely, as the Bishop134 words
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Article897 1950-11-13 9 Xe& un - Kebun iy* I HAVE received an interesting letter from an up-country reader regarding Albizzias and Begonias. It contains useful information which I think may be of interest to readers. The person who wrote it is an expert on the matter and I have much pleasure in producing897 words
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Advertisement337 1950-11-13 9 (txPoiTjiro. In J stria! and Marine engines of outstanding merit in sizes for all purposes. Sole Agents. William jacks co., (m) ltd. <^ai:ks> cases of burns and scalds this healing antiseptic is an effective treatment Easy to apply, Bui nol Ami- 4Jf~f X <-* septic Cream relieves the run and337 words
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Advertisement214 1950-11-13 9 0"^ AT US BEST IHiatever your soup choice— Heinz nake* it the way you like it the 7« r XO~SEf)\/c. homemade tcay! fltj^i—^^T<. I ["here are many delicious kinds to (f^*^J I N7 I :hoose from, each made just a* you I Ym^W (^**i\ vould make it in your own214 words
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Article353 1950-11-13 10 AUSTRALS MALAY REPORTS from A Market Correspondent A NNUAL reports to June 30, 1950, of the Austral Malay group of tin companies were to hand last week. Brief details are: Austral Malay accounts showed a net profit of £26.916 (5s 4 'id per share) and 5s 6d was distributed during353 words
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Article62 1950-11-13 10 KUALA LUMPUR Tin in October treated 190.157 cubic yards in 977 hours to prcd'ice 283 piculs of tin-ore. rNGKAH Compound No. 2 in the same month treated '03.242 cubic yards In 662 hours to produce 1.107 piculs. TALAM Mines iast month produrpd 486 pirul* of tin-ore. DAHANG Coa=ioidated62 words
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629 1950-11-13 10 Asian War News And The Rubber Duty Take Effect From A Market Correspondent laHE price of tin continued to rise last week until, on Wednesday it reached an all-time pinnacle i of $642 per picul. From there it receded sharply to $543.75 on Friday.629 words
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Article78 1950-11-13 10 LONDON. Sun. rE Financial Times states that the broad conclusion to be drawn on Rubber shares is that 1 they are "not lacking in attrac- tion" provided that the Far East!em situation can ultimately be .stabilised. Another condition essential for I the maintenance of thisReuter - 78 words
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Article322 1950-11-13 10 BUSINESS done In the Malayan share market last week included: Industrials Fraser 8t Neave Ords »3.30, Malayan Breweries $5 25 McAlisters M 3.25. Robinson Ords. $2.27 >4 and $2.25. Robinson Prefs $4.60, Straits Times $4. Straits Traders $1525, United Engineers Ords. $10.75 to $10.50. Henry Waughs $2.25 to322 words
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Article40 1950-11-13 10 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association announced on Saturday that control direct rates for Canadian dollars were Buying TT 34 5 16. Airmail (0.D.) 34 I 16. (90 days> 34 11 1C; Selling T.T. O.D. ready 33 15 16.40 words
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Article23 1950-11-13 10 JERAM Rubber Estates are resuming dividends with 3* 4 per cent. The previous distribution was TH per cent. In 1941.23 words
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Article60 1950-11-13 10 London Rubber LONDON, Nov. 10.— Spot 66 a d. jDec. 64kd. Jan -Mar. 61'*d. Apr.June 50" 4 d. July-Sept, 46< 2 d, Nov. r.l.f. 63d nom.. Nov.-Dec. c.l.f. 62'id. Dec-Jan cJ.f. M'sd. I Marl-et Easier. New York Rubber In U.S. cents per lb. closing: Nov. 9. Nov.60 words
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Advertisement1133 1950-11-13 10 MANSFIELD CO., LTD I iligaDCiei BLUE FUNNEL LINE r ..i notion to proceed via other ports to load and discharge «rgo &HING. Jo cIVIRPOOL CLASCOW 6 CONTINENTAI^PORTJ wrrajsr^... M^bSr, C. 8/9 Nov. 18 N~. 20/21 3 H^Sv... C 18/39 Nov. 15 Nov. U/IT N«. 18/19 r^r'.'".*.. II N.. II N...1,133 words
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Advertisement372 1950-11-13 10 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON VIA CEYLON INOIA tCYPT and MEDITERRANEAN PORTS S"pore P. b ham Pcnang Willjm«»f« Viet Codowns 27/28 14/15 Nov 16/17 Nov Sails 1) Nov. Pres. lohiMon 1/5 Oee. 6/7 O.c 8/9 Dee Pr.s Monro. 8/13 Dec. 14/15 Dec Mt Davies 18/2} Oee. 24/25372 words
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Advertisement488 1950-11-13 10 EAST ASIATIC LINE iAILINCS FROM SCANOINAVIA/U K. /CONTINENT S'ooro P Sham t'onani ■Danh.lm" for Bangkok 16-18Nev. Nordhval" for Saigon Bangkok 20-21 Nov. Falstria" for Saigon Bangkok 26-27 Nov. 25-2S Nov. 24-24 Nov ■Kina" for Manila. Hong Kong. rakubar Kobe Yokohama 29N0v.-lOee 27-28 Nev. 26-26 Nov. 'Malacca"' for Bangkok. Manila H'Kong.488 words
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Advertisement989 1950-11-13 10 McALISTfcH <Si CO.. LTD. T.lepKon, No 5906. SLLatRMAI* a. dUVKNALL KUVkMLta CIMK LONDON. HAVRt. ANTWERP LOk ANCELES, SAN FRANCISCO, ROTTERDAM HAMRURC PORTLAND SEATTLE VANCOUVER -jnejtt tss& pom Acceotin «s,%sr CITY OF BIStKENHEAD m.s. BOUCAINVILLE In Port/13 Nov M/1S Nov. 3Q Noy /4 o#c o#< 6D^ i.». CITY OF OTTAWA m989 words
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Article437 1950-11-13 11 Arsenal Improve League Lead I ESLIE COMPTON, England's^" oke foT^Jntrehalf against Wales next Wednesday, emerged with flying colours from his clash with the Welsh leader, Trevor Ford, of Sunderland at Highbury yesterday, in the absence of Shackleton. Ford was weakly supported and Compton allowed Him437 words
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Article140 1950-11-13 11 Phtt D ADELAIDE, Sun. HIL R.dings, s«uh Australia's captain, checked his sides He defied the accurate Victorian n o a n Ua 5 k for tw hours in scor" an «,V b f l Uth Aust «Iia were all c.it for 188 i n answerReuter-AAP - 140 words
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Article36 1950-11-13 11 FOLLOWING have been .elected to reRE ME n C i C^ hocltey aln r» i i Civilians today at 5.15 p.n. on the Padant In a flnt round S.H.A. knockout tourney gam!-36 words
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Article40 1950-11-13 11 NEWARK. NEW JERSEY, Sun. —A warrant has been issued for the arrest of lightweight boxing champion Ike Williams for failing to appear at a traffic court on a charge of passing a red light.— A. P.40 words
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Article16 1950-11-13 11 water "awJ&W Rwd Sound* yesterday. R.s.M.E. defeated Knmponj Bahru sporti club by 2-1.16 words
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Article227 1950-11-13 11 England Score Last Min. Win LEEDS, Sun. J?NGLAND beat Prance by 14 points to nine in the Rugby League International played here this afternoon after Prance had led 7-4 at half-time. Victory was snatched by England in the last minute when it seemed that there would be a draw. TheReuter - 227 words
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Article136 1950-11-13 11 N° PERSON can play the game reasonably well, even after many years of actual play, unless some sort of coaching is given at the beginning. If this book makes clear some of the many problems dealing with the game then my object has been achieved," writes136 words
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Article108 1950-11-13 11 G. RICHARDS RIDES 200th WINNER LINGFIELD. Sun. QOBDON RICHARDS. Brl- tain's champion Jockey, rode hit 200 th winner of the season here yesterday when he won the £500 Southern Counties Handicap over seven furlongs on Mr. J. V. Bank's Celebrate. This Is the 10th occasion on which he has riddenReuter - 108 words
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Article125 1950-11-13 11 BIG Dipper, owned by Mr. J. Bryce, is favourite for both next year's Derby and 2,000 Guineas ln prices offered by London bookmaker Douglas Stuart. Ante-post Betting on next years classics has already begun though the current flat -racing season does not end until nextReuter - 125 words
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Article262 1950-11-13 11 Vernon Morgan - <By Vernon Morgan LONDON, Sun. TONSIDERABLE interest has y been aroused in Britain in reports from the United States that world heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles may be ordered to remove his moustache before his next contest against Nick Barone at Cincinnati The point at issue isReuter - 262 words
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Article, Illustration59 1950-11-13 11 A STUDY in feet and faces during the Crystal Palace v No a 5 in B X a f p°u OtbaU V*? at Selhurst Sidoi! on ?lackma? Iackman ißeadli Re a dlI ?S centre-forward, is seen Just about to score Reading's first goal. On the riirht X right-half Whittaker. ReadingPopper - 59 words
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465 1950-11-13 11 U.K. RUGBY UNION REVIEW TOE STRENUOUS te St to which John Smith, the England win* threequarter, anticipated when he played his first game of the season for Cambridge against Leicester did not materialise yesterday. After appearing to wrench the damaged shoulder which has keptReuter - 465 words
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371 1950-11-13 11 Hutton, Washbrook In Convincing Display By Reginald Hayter. a i~™~ SYDNEY, Sun. toiling for the best part of two gruelling days In the Held, during which New South Wale* scored 60 'or three wickets declared, M.C.C. struck back with an opening stand of 92 by Len Hutton ana Cyril Washbrook.Reuter; Reuter-AAP - 371 words
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Advertisement314 1950-11-13 11 CATOAY TODAY S Shows at 11a.m., 1.45. 4.15. V 45 I 9.30 p.m. SONGS! DANCES!! LAUGHS!!/ ft yg&+ m r l II f? ASTAIRE SKELTON I M w 4VW VERA-ELLEN MENE OAHL f TECHNICOV? I KEENAN WYNN *GAL£ ROBBI^ GLORIA DE HAVEN OPFKIKG TOMORROW! 1//^NP^ lIOPALONG CASSIDY" D/SDfifDI AND 2314 words
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Advertisement290 1950-11-13 11 BURT LANCASTER-VIRGINiA MAYO mk technicolor i\ Jl (If FJ mmi_— *?"-?JfJI?-f British M«vi>tone News: ATTEMPTLI) ASSASINATION OF FKPSIDKNt >• MAN: THE EXPLOSION OF THE Bth ATOMIC BOMB iS. MOVIE NEWS If ON SALE TODAY FROM 4.30 P.M. NEXT CHANGE: CINE-VARIETY ON STAGE m JUNE HAMILTON, JOHNNY FARROW and SUM McGOOM290 words
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Article445 1950-11-13 12 KEE FONG, PIRUZ TO MEET IN FINAL Tech Chye Out In Two Sets From Our Staff Correspondent from vr KUALA Lumpur, Sunday. i IM KEE FONG, holder of the singles title, today feSS£SSK33S?S Fone won 15—10, 15—5. He will meet A. Piruz up to expectations, had li Thomas Cup man,445 words
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188 1950-11-13 12 FED. SOCCER TEAM UNBEATEN ON VISIT TO MEDAN From Our Staff Correspondent IPOH. Sun. THE COMBINED Federation Soccer XI which toured Medan recently returned with an unbeaten record and three handsome trophies. Playing five games ajainst the leading sides In Sumatra, the tourists won four and drew one. Johores only188 words
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Article63 1950-11-13 12 AUSTRALIAN boxers Sid were "fit and rarin' to go. Oakes has matched Fleicher wMi Boy Brooks, Orient triple champion, and Watts with R-VF.s Boxing Board of Control have turned down the card stating that Oakes had not given them an> data ot the boxers reStraus Time,63 words
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Article60 1950-11-13 12 rhinese Recreation Club defeated Tamihans Physical Cultural Asso,ntion three-two in one ol me astest and most interesting soccer Shel Played in Kuala Lumpur this season. The game was in aid of Poppy Day Fund. Chinese scored their winning roal in the first five minutes of60 words
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99 1950-11-13 12 THE Cosmopolitan Cycling Club, organisers of the Singapore Best All-Rounder Open Cycling competition, will hold a 120-lap grass track race on Saturday, December 2 Other even on the programme wi'.; 3e a one mile women's race. Cosmopolitan's have barred members of the newly formed99 words
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Article49 1950-11-13 12 HOCKEY: SHA. knockout tournament— S.C.C. f Civilians, padang; friendly, i».KX v Police S.A., Padang; University inter-faculty— Dentals-Medicals v Arts-Science. Bukll Tirnah; Ceylonese v S.C.R.C. Hong Lim Green; 80.D.C.A. v tf.M.C.A.. Balestier Road RUGGER: Raffle*' Intt. v Victoria Sch.. VS. S.C.C. 'B v R.E.M.E.. Padang. TENNIS: V.MCA. tournament49 words
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Article, Illustration61 1950-11-13 12 W DE -EYED amazement and delight are registered on the faces of these wrestling fans at SS a P Hapnv World Stadium on Saturday night because iWNHi neck Referee Wong Buck Lee. who perforce was »"v° lv ed in some of the 'roughhouse/ intervenes to61 words
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Article469 1950-11-13 12 INTER-STATE RUGBY REVIEW Bv Straits Times Rugger Reporter BY BEATING last year's champions, Selangor. on Saturday Penang took a clear lead in the NorthSn Xtton of the H.M.S. Malaya Rugby Comnetition by remaining the only unbeaten side as the Jompetition finished its first round469 words
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Article255 1950-11-13 12 RESPITE heavy rain earlier in the afternoon, a big crowd attended the Autumn Gymkhana of the Singapore polo Club at Thomson Road polo ground yesterday. Two jumping competitions and a poto match between Singapore Gunners and Singapore Polo dub had to be cancelled, but seven other255 words
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350 1950-11-13 12 ROVERS S.C. "A" and B teams, favourites to win the S.A.F.A. six-a-side knockout tournament, were surprisingly eliminated in the quarter-final round by btar Soccerites and Kota Baja •B" respectively at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Further surprises of the aa> were the two overwhelming350 words
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Article212 1950-11-13 12 SHELL SporU Club retained their Business Houses' badminton championship Cup with a narrow 3-2 win over Fraser Neave Sport s Club in the final played at the Clerical Union hall last night. The issue was in doubt until the last game when Ismail bin Marjan and212 words
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Article63 1950-11-13 12 Following will represent K.t.M.r.. Civilian Sports Association in v First Round Singapore Hockey Associa ion Knockout Tournament game against S.C.C today on the padanit: Jaffa b Rlthwan: Ismail b. Idrls R i >s > Abdullah: H. A. Rahlm. H. Chamarett A. Rattan; Dilbara Slncji. Massi Swam63 words
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Article25 1950-11-13 12 Hoim KotiK Union DasKeuwu ioi«»" scored a narrow victory over Kunit Slong team of Singapore «t Happy World lUdlum lut alght. The icorc »■.-»■> '.7-48.25 words
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313 1950-11-13 12 By EPSOM JEEP EIGHT-year-old Kinder Gold bade farewell to the Rodgers' Stable with a splendid victory in the $2 500 President's Cup race over a mile and ft furlong at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Trainer Chum Wadsworth was to take the old313 words
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Article188 1950-11-13 12 EPSOM JEEP - Ayres Tops Charles By 2 Winners EPSOM JEEP By RIDING foir winners, at tne Selangor Turf Club November Meeting. Arthur Ayres is once again on top .it the jockey's table with 4r>'» winners— two winners ahead I of his rival. Herb Ch&rles. Training honours went to Milton Sullivan who sent188 words
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Advertisement799 1950-11-13 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continupp from oagt I SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED Junior Draughtsman for British Firm Must be capable of taking quantities rrom wings. well a« prepare Se drawing. Submit referd state aaryreqrt l Box No A2797. .f.T. APPI ICATIONS are invited loi tiv port of Electrical Instructor (Senior Instructor's i •untor799 words
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Advertisement172 1950-11-13 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. Continued from previous col FOB SALE SALE VACANT POSS. blow. 5 bed bath rooms att eh a. \pply 90, Branksome Rd. TUITION V M C A COMMERCIAL CLASSES New Session: ShortHand Typewriting. BeginnersAdvanced, commencing Fr'day, Ist Dec. SPEED STUDENTS: L C C. Spring 1951 Exams. Entries close this172 words
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Advertisement8 1950-11-13 12 M^ 1 ALWAYS DRINK HIGHEST QUALITY H K^8 words
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Miscellaneous8 1950-11-13 12 SINGAPORE TIDES "'TOMORROW: 1 ">• 8 7.47 p.m. (0.318 words
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