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Title Section19 1950-07-11 1 Singapore Standard *l it M VOL. 1. NO. 9 A— SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS19 words
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Article, Illustration540 1950-07-11 1 WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY AT THE FRONT IN KOREA July 10— (UP) An American Army spokesman said today that the Air Force's planes bombed North Korean tanks and infantry every half hour during the night. lie said B-29's540 words
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165 1950-07-11 1 TOKYO. July 10 (AP) Gen Stratemeyer said his had destroyed or daCommunist planes Iced out 123 Korean I i days of war. Alhe said, were L'O and live trans- included m the lest anea was one Austrairplane. mean airmen have been ki165 words
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33 1950-07-11 1 HUNT, KONG. July 10.— 'j •P.)— Sir Robert Irquhart. British Consul- 1 General m Shanghai, arrived Jay. He is on his way < the United Kingdom for jnment 133 words
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191 1950-07-11 1 WASHINGTON, July 10— (UP) American officials today gravely viewed the Korean fighting m terms of many months and perhaps 100,000 men. A substantial Korean expeditionary force was alerted on General Mac Arthur for early movement to the Far East. Ground troops presently m Korea191 words
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568 1950-07-11 1 TOKYO July 10-<UP)-The Communist iptffr* head punched within 15 to 20 miles of Taejon today before being stalled by the heaviest American air and artillery bombardment of the Korean war. A spokesman at General Douglas Mac Arthur's headquarters placed the568 words
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Article, Illustration539 1950-07-11 1 Welcomed At The Airport photo. r m? *iy z *i! i L 'l AN fnme Minist er, Mr. R. G Menzies and the CommissionerGeneral Mr Malcolm Mac Donald, held -informal talks" at Bukit Serene last night a few hours after theStandard - 539 words
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126 1950-07-11 1 TAIPEI. July 10 (AP)— One concrete sign of Admiral Struble's talks "with the Nationalist defence officials m Formosa was indicated today when it was announced that the Nationalist Navy will not retrain from its routine patrol duties m the Straits of Formosa. Meanwhile. Admiral126 words
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Article106 1950-07-11 1 LONDON, July 11 (AP)— A spokesman for the Foreign Office said on Monday that Britain has given no pledge to the U.S. to assist m the defence of Formosa. Ernest Davis, Foreign In der-Secretary, made the statement m the House of Commons m response106 words
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Article271 1950-07-11 1 TOKYO. July 10— (Reuter) A second American battalion has been cut off by North Korean troops south of Chonan. according to reports reaching military headquarters here this afternoon. The battalion was equipped with tanks. This js the second time m three days that271 words
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73 1950-07-11 1 US Military Mission Due In Saigon This Week SAIGON. July 10 (AP)— An American military mission is scheduled to arrive m Saigon thiif week to complete the groundwork for a full-scale military aid programme to bolster French and Vietnamese forces m their war against the Communist-led Viet Minn. The mission73 words
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Article, Illustration33 1950-07-11 1 photo. Picture shows American troops m Korea. Photo taken as Gls with thHr duffle across their shoulder* leaving the Taejon station for the war front.- A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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109 1950-07-11 1 HONGKONG, July 10— U Myint Them, Burma's first ambassador t o Communist China, arrived from Rangoon by plane en route to Peking to assume the post. The Burmese ambassador said Burma would support fervently any attempt to mediate m the Korean109 words
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Advertisement17 1950-07-11 1 (OPIIOL DPTICfII CO.dSb TO LAST there can be no improvement to a p^JfLAYtR S f N° 317 words
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306 1950-07-11 2 Corruption Trial Standard Stiff Reporter PROFESSING innocence and saying he beloved he had been 'dragged into the transactions." a 39-year-old Chinese salesman, Ong Hock Lee. of Ava Road, denied allegations of corrup- tion against him m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday. Ong is charged306 words
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Article, Illustration568 1950-07-11 2 Chinese Excellent Material' For Police, Says Training Chief photo. Standard Staff Beporter "CHINESE policemen m training are excellent j material for the police. We want more recruits give us the men and we can train them," Police Training School Commandant, Mr. E. V. Smith, told The Standard yesterday. Since theStandard - 568 words
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171 1950-07-11 2 Standard Staff Beporter A FEW hundred pre-war diese] engines, lying useless and idle m many tin mines m the Federation, will soon roar to life again. Yesterday, the man who will make these machines work, again arrived m Singapore by QEA-BOAC Constellation from171 words
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31 1950-07-11 2 FIFTY-NINE rounds of. Japanese lifle amunition were found at the Wireless Station. Cnangi. yesterday by Capt.i H. C. W. Camp. The amunition were rusty and unserviceable.31 words
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Article30 1950-07-11 2 SUxhrd Staff Corrrspondcat KUALA PILAH. Mon.-Two Chinese. who were charged before the Circuit Magistrate for breaking conditions stated on the bond under the Emergency Regulations were re-30 words
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Article20 1950-07-11 2 ONE Communist pamphlet was received by post at Lorong 33, Geylang. by a male Hokkien, yesterday.20 words
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Article96 1950-07-11 2 AFTER drinking some caustic soda. 38-year-old Cheng Hong Scow hurried to a police station m Singapore and reported that he had drank it "by mistake, thinking it was medicine." Cheng was m a poor condition and had to be rushed to the General Hospital. Investigations revealed96 words
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Article222 1950-07-11 2 FOR BREAKING into a house, Mohamed Sharif! bin Mohd. Kassim was sentenced to one year's imprisonment, to be followed by another year's Police supervision, m the Singapore first District Court yesterday. The complainant, Asimah, told the First District Judge, Mr. H. E. Kingdon, that early222 words
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Article57 1950-07-11 2 Johore Bahni, MondayUMNO will offer two scholarships for higher education m English, at the Malay Girls' College, Koala Kangsar, this year. The scholarship is open to girls. At present, there are two UMNO scholarship students studying m England. One at the University of57 words
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153 1950-07-11 2 Standard Staff Reporter SPECIAL fluores'^erjt lighting, built into the walls of Kallang Airport's terminal building, will provide better lighting for passengers at the Airport, The work, which began yesterday, is part of the Government's scheme to rehabilitate *he airport "within the expenditure allowed,"153 words
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Article31 1950-07-11 2 The Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson, opened an exhibition of posters and photographs of Frame and Indo-China. sponsored by the Alliance Francaise, at the BriUsh Council Hall yesterday.31 words
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Article, Illustration266 1950-07-11 2 Staadard Stall Reporter POUR YEARS ago 15--year-old Chinese orphan walked into the Labour Office m Havelock Road to register for a job. Today, he is In the Police Training School— to be a policeman. This lad, Lim Seng Peng read of the Police wanting ChineseStandard - 266 words
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Article, Illustration351 1950-07-11 2 ASDFSADFASDF charge of murdering 10f a beach at Telok Blangah on the night of June 29. Police cleared more than 20 people from the overcrowded Relief Court a minute before the Magistrate, Mr. D. A. Fyfe was due to goLillian Buckoke - 351 words
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Article94 1950-07-11 2 NIKE cases all alleging murder were mentioned m the court yesterday. Those alleged to have been murdered m the cases were: four Chinese, Yong Yit Lin at Bukit Pasoh Road m Majr; Lee Kirn Wah m February. Woe Kirn Wah m Erskin Road m May94 words
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Article61 1950-07-11 2 BAIL of $1,000 was fixed Cor Syed Anwas bin Nadar Shah when he pleaded not guilty to a charge or misappropriating $624.55. The charge alieged that between March and October 1948, Syed was entrusted with the money collected from .members of the Kebajikkam Kamatian Islam. He misappropriated this61 words
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Article40 1950-07-11 2 MALACCA, Mon.-Mr. S. V Rahman, President of the Malacca Estates Staffs Union, has been elected tw a candidate for the scholarship to the United Kingdom to study Trade Unionism. The scholarship is offered bjr the Malayan T.U. Council,40 words
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Article221 1950-07-11 2 7 ,000 Morew Telephones By Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Is rapidly expanding Its tf? f ?,ho n# ijstcra lo cope with the demand by eommrrc' ii i ITTn and, to lesser decree, by residents In various uJ: of the Island. Miles and miles of cables are being laid the city221 words
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201 1950-07-11 2 Standard Woman Rrportw A GALA Garden Fete will be held on August 5. it Raflles Institution. Singapore WMMH of all nationalities are serving on 14 sub -committees, to ensure that a good time will bo had by all. The proceeds from201 words
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41 1950-07-11 2 IPOH. Mon 1 ;w.. Bran<h of the M;»:.v AmoH it ion ha.- n its central Luinpiir a sum I lo be used for gift fletaineea at th*» I, ramp on the o a Rj\.< Pi.asa.41 words
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Advertisement479 1950-07-11 2 alii MION UtMi.l, SWISS CHIEP O seek fagUrti French orfi.iiiising ability Engish. rreadi l denti.us. Capab!« medium si/^ed able terms. Box N pore Standard. ACCOMMOI)%TK>\ H wTJ^, WAMTMD TO I bun»a!ow or asen<i No.L', S BCM!^> tlg| 1 BO^RORF^" 'MM giris VU 8. For' pMBlm I I Lite Apply ■My.479 words
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Article, Illustration490 1950-07-11 3 M. T. Yong - M. T. Yong I B? Standard Staff rikr*« C iw> M 4 AM Alter 1$ years of service m the Government, Mr. S. P. Tiip.othy. Hospital Assistant, Port bickson. is retiring shortly. During his period of vtmi' 1490 words
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124 1950-07-11 3 Stand.ird Staff Correspondent PENANG, Monday.— "l hope ■Aili return with some idea m your mind that crime pay," remarked tne Court President. Mr. M. R. F. Rogers, today, when he sentenced Johari bin Rambli. three years' imprisonment ea of guilty to a iishonestly retaining pertar.124 words
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78 1950-07-11 3 Sp«i ul To The Standard lion. The ban Rotary Club which >imded m 19°9 is the •'gistered club m the though Kuala was inaugurated first. lai of the list of past of Seremban <ry club reveals the name O E. Venables. a senior Malayan78 words
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Article71 1950-07-11 3 Johore Bahru, Mon. A Chinese Lim Ton of Singapore, behaved queerly when charged today before Inche A. Kadir Yusof. the Johore Magistrate, with having failed to obtain an identity card. Lim told the Court, 'I am the identity card myself and I never used one". The Magistrate71 words
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Article, Illustration81 1950-07-11 3 Itaact hostesses of Kuala -""Pur took part m a 1 tition lust week m '■I <>i S*lun-or f s Welfare week. Miss lassie Rons of hnnbow Cabaret (left, be- low) was elected Welfare Queen with a total of 3.411 tickets. Second was Miss Evelyn Low (centre) ofStandard - 81 words
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Article, Illustration324 1950-07-11 3 Photo. Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The appeals of a 53--year-old Chinese woman Tan Kwee and her two daughters, Tan Kirn Hiew (23) and Tan Teh (20), against prison sentences of four years' rigorous imprisonment on charges of consorting with armed bandits nearStandard - 324 words
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Article33 1950-07-11 3 RAUB. Mon.— A Chinese Chan Chor, was caught posses sing a still and four bottles oi s. im.su upon which duty haf not been paid. He was finec $250.33 words
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233 1950-07-11 3 ione by unregistered dentists. one has only to visit the dental jut-patients department of the General Hospital." Dr. Gross: "A limitation ■rill be imposed on these dentists. They will be forbidden to administer dangerous irugs." Standard Staff Reporter i DENTISTS are divided about the "fitness*'233 words
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Article95 1950-07-11 3 Standard Staff Correspondent Johore Bahru, Mon. At a recent examination held at the Sultan Idris Training! College, Tanjong Malim, the following passed as teachers: I Abdullah bin Abdul RarAtnan, A. Samad bin Ahamed, A. Bucker bin Mahat, Mohammed bin Abdullah, Mo- nammed bin Said, Sharif bin95 words
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125 1950-07-11 3 Special To The Standard SEREMBAN. Mon. Referring to the election of Mr. P. P. Narayanan as President of the Seremban Rotary Club, the past district governor Mr. Sidney SL Franklin says that the Seremban Rotary Club is making history m two respects. This is125 words
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Article31 1950-07-11 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA PILAH, Mon— A woman. Siew Thai was sentenced to ten days' simple imprisonment for unlawful possession of about a kati of scrap rubber.31 words
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195 1950-07-11 3 Standard Staff Reporter Kang Tang Leng, a mother of seven children wept m the Coroner's Court yesterday when she told Mr. W. G. Porter how her 20-month old baby was killed by a three-ton lorry while being fed m195 words
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170 1950-07-11 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A Singapore tailor, Tan Loo Teck, was today sentenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment by Inche Ma'arof m the Kuala Lumpur First Ma-j gistrate's Court for stealing $65 from a Chinese. Richard Loke.' at the first day's170 words
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Article, Illustration442 1950-07-11 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Kuala Lumpur's legal fraternity were all present at the Supreme Court here today to bid farewell to Sir Harold C. Willan Chief Justice of the Federation, on the eve of hi* retirement after 30 years m the Colonial442 words
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Article71 1950-07-11 3 A YOUNG Chinese, Chan Heng Meng was charged m the Singapore First District Court with assisting m the management of the Malayan Communist Party, the Malayan National Liberation Army (Singapore Branch) and the Singapore All Races All Trade General Labour Union. Chan was also alternatively charged71 words
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Article40 1950-07-11 3 RAUB, Mon.— Twenty days after bt was released from jail for being drunk and behaving m a disorderly manner, a former extra constable. Chinniah. found himself m the dock again. This time, he was fined $5.40 words
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Article110 1950-07-11 3 3 Sugar Retailers Fined MORE Singapore sugar retailers appeared m the Second District Court yesterday. This was the sequel to n raid by Food Control inspectors last Saturday. For selling a katty of sugar two cents m excess of the maximum control price 28 cents a Moulmein Road proprietor was110 words
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311 1950-07-11 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Five thousand dollars lie with the Federation Police for the person or persons who can give information leading to the arrest of 34-year-old Chik bin Arsad, who previously lived m Batu Kurau. i311 words
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Article, Illustration955 1950-07-11 4 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Mon. THE ADJOURNED hearing of the summons case against Mr. Tan Kee Gak, prominent Malacca Chinese, on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Mr. Lim Kee Jin, manager of the Overseas Chinese Bank m Malacca at theStandard - 955 words
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129 1950-07-11 4 Court Orders Car To Be Confiscated Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Mon.— A motor which was used m an attempt; to evade customs duty was confiscated by the Sessions Court President. Mr. R. F. Rogers today. The claimant Chan Sam Mar. a rice dealer m Alor Star, stated at a previous129 words
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Article95 1950-07-11 4 Standard SUIT Correspondent PENANG. Mon.— Sir Alexander Carr-Saunders will be making a Hying visit to Penang tomorrow to meet past students of the King Edward VII College and Raffles College. He will be accompanied by Dr. G. V. Allen and Professor T. H. Silcock. They will95 words
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148 1950-07-11 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, MON. Ong Chye Choon, a sundry goods shopkeeper of Tanjong Bun■gah, told Mr. D. R. Home m the Magistrate Court today of an anonymous letter with five "stars" and a demand for $10,000 or forfeiture of bis life. He was148 words
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Article, Illustration105 1950-07-11 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Man.— The Arch deacon, the Yen. S. M. Collier, former president of the Rotary Club, has been engaged to Miss Eda Mary Mitten, youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mitten, it was revealed at the InstallationStandard - 105 words
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Article191 1950-07-11 4 Perak Planters Escape Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. Although his car was hit several times this morning when bandits opened fire m Perak, as he was returning to his estate, an assistant manager was not injured. On two occasions last night, bandits fired shots at a police station m191 words
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Article244 1950-07-11 4 TWO EMPLOYEES of boxing promoter Mr. Abdul Razak were on trial m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday for alleged cheating of 10 $3 tickets from a sales agent of the promoter. The accused were 25-year-old Sf l?n V Smith and 21-year-old •rnimp ran. The agent, Mr.244 words
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199 1950-07-11 4 Standard Staff Reporter GOLD WOfelS about $150,©0« (Malayan currency) was found by Customs Officers m two lockers is a cabi* oecspied by some of the Chinese crew Id the 1,435-toa Mai Ann which is on the Singapore-China ran. According to199 words
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180 1950-07-11 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Monday. For failing to report to the Police the presence of armed men, one of whom was subsequently kiUed m a gun fight, a 59-year-old vegetable gardener. Lang Hong Kong, of Sitiawnn. was sentenced this morning by Mr. Justice180 words
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81 1950-07-11 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Mon. Twenty-three-year-old Mazalifah binte Abdul Ariz and Mr. D. M. Suppiah today took up the posts of Assistant Probationary Officers of the Department of Social Welfare. Penang and Province Welles ley. Both of them have just completed a four-month probation81 words
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Article60 1950-07-11 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Mon.— Bail of $10,000 was allowed Rayappan Francis, financial clerk attached to the Registry, Supreme Court, who appeared before the lpoh Magistrate, Che Bahaudin. this morning on a charge of criminal breach of trust. The charge was m respect of a60 words
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Article53 1950-07-11 4 Staaiari Staff CerrespeasteaL PENANG, Mon.— Thousands of pilgrims from all over Malaya are expected m Bukit Mertajam on Sunday, July 30, to celebrate the annual feast of St. Anne. It is expected the Railway Department will run a "pilgrim special" from Fenang to Bukit Mertajam53 words
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Article29 1950-07-11 4 Standard Staff fniirif MiisH KUA L A TRENGGANU. Mon. The Council of State will meet here on Wednesday, August 9, at the Istana Maziah at 10 a.m.29 words
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Article, Illustration51 1950-07-11 4 picture. 17-year-old Eileea Hopkins, daughter of the Deputy Controller of Immigration m renang. Mr. C. E. Hopkins and Mrs. Hopkins, Arrived m Singapore by Clan tas Constellation from London yesterday. She is on a two months vacation m Malaya and will lravc Singapore by air for rYnang tomorrow.Standard - 51 words
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494 1950-07-11 4 THE SINGAPORE Relief Court was told yesterday of aa alleged plot by two Indians to kflf an Indian Mohamedan "priest" who had two wives. The two wives, it was stated, were a woman and her daughter. In the dock were 36-year-old494 words
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Article153 1950-07-11 4 Standard Staff Reporter THERE were 647 traffic accidents m last month. In ten of these people died other 'cidents people were injured. Chief causes of accidents involving drivers appeared to' have btttl errors of judgement, inattention or diverted attention, turning without due care (particularly153 words
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Article, Illustration46 1950-07-11 4 The Mrntri B/wr of Kelantaa (ir«*arinx topper i h with the President of the Malayan Chinese Aw..*, Kelantan Branch. Mr. Foo Cher Mci, (wrarm glasses), during an inspertioa by the Mentri Brs." >(h( j other offlrials of the Kimpoi; II tn Sr^man, t Chin'-s*' re-settlement area.46 words
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58 1950-07-11 4 Penang Malay Teachers Join Trade Union SUntUrd Staff Coi PENANG. Ifon Teach' rs* and Province W< ed to form it union, at a met night. Che 1 president <f th»- Malay T«\,. hd congratulated the their de ttkm. < a wi*f i!i«nr that as ir h ttrrsti wo (1 Ch«58 words
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Advertisement107 1950-07-11 4 Start studying now, it's worth it: Why leave your future to chance irbtn MF.RC.W STITUTIOX can show you the way t .< vveil-pa post? By attending the Instituti<>"»i thrire a week progress m a future profession whirh roa IMU You can equip yourself with the -no'inlisrvi that is so essential107 words
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Article, Illustration653 1950-07-11 5 Louella Parsons - Louella Parsons By HOLLYWOOD, July 2? -We've got the B*t& GrabJe of Japan m tewn. She's Shirley Tama^s. eni the box-office queen of Tokyo. To prove that she has a fair claim to being the Grable of the Orient, she653 words
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125 1950-07-11 5 'Der Bingle', Mickey/Wow' Germans FRANKFURT. July 10 L Mickey Mouse and Bing Crosby are "wowing" German movie audiences. And "shoot-em-up" Wild West pictures are showing to packed houses from Brei men to Munich. Getting American films into German movie houses is easy. Public opinion polls show that Germans prefer U.S.-madeA.P. - 125 words
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Article70 1950-07-11 5 rj OM E July 10.— The American film star Ro bert Taylor was thrown from a chariot while racing, the British actor Norman, Wool] and m a scene for M-G-M film "Quo Vadis" during the weekend. SILENT STAR DIES UOLLYWOOD, July 10.— AA Helen Holmes 3aunders. 58,70 words
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Article, Illustration23 1950-07-11 5 '> ih'^i lovely star Adelp tea up this pin-up jnsl to remind you r'Jl >oon be coining your iv m a new film.23 words
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Article, Illustration415 1950-07-11 5 UISTORY has long been the happy hunti n g ground for movie srenarists and producers on the prowl for story material. There is scarcely an era, an empire, a nation or a war that has not, at some time or other, been415 words
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Article, Illustration40 1950-07-11 5 British tfcn stars SaHy Ann Howes and Donald H*ust<m set oft for a lone, to*rtjr laiy day on the river near Maidenhead, t« swim, sunbathe and picnic Just for one peaceful day, away from it all.40 words
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Article, Illustration356 1950-07-11 5 'Born Yesterday' Script Gets Going Over By The Censors BY EBSUNE JOHNSON "The censors are at work r like little weevils on the film version of "Born Yesterday." Even the hotel suite set, where most of the action takes place, was censored before it left designer P a356 words
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418 1950-07-11 5 OSWALD HENRY - OSWALD HENRY by GOVERNMENT quick to investigate the allegations made by a film critic m another Colony paper regarding what lie terms "the latest spree" ?o fi C u en rJack Evans having recently banned 12 JUms— has come back418 words
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Article127 1950-07-11 5 PRODUCER. SWITCHES STUDIOS XIOLLYWOOD, July 10.— xx Howard Hughes has announced the consummation of a deal whereby Producer Jerry Wald's contract with Warners has been transferred to RKO. Negotiations are under way for Mr. Wald and Mr. Norman Krasna to produce a group of independent pictures for RKO. Meanwhile Mr.127 words
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198 1950-07-11 5 "DERLIN. July 10—"Ninot--LF schka"—Hollywood's 12--year-old satire oq Moscow Communism is still one of democracy's hottest weapons m its cold war with Russia here. This film hntf West Berlin figglmg m 1948 when giggles were hard to get during the Russian blockade. It was re-issued duringA.P. - 198 words
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Article159 1950-07-11 5 TJOLLYWOOD. July 10— AA Jerry Thomas, preparing n film called "Hot Rod" at Monogram Studio, is endeavouring to locale the actors who appeared nt juvtniles the famous "Our Gan^" comedies many years ago. Thomas wants these players for featured roles m his picture. Best knownA.P. - 159 words
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Article84 1950-07-11 5 reported.— It- a.m. Emergency Nf«s from Kuala Lumpur; 1i.50 For the Schools; 12 moon Programmes m Malay; 1 pan. Light Music; L3O Time Signal amd News; 1.45 Dance Music by Ken Wright (organ); si p.m. Programme Summary; 6.02 Listeners' Choice; 7 p.m. Time Signal. News, Singapore Share Market84 words
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Article80 1950-07-11 5 QUINS WILL MAKE DEBUT IN MOVIES H°" -WOOD Julj ax Columbia has signed quint Mplrts of a famous UN-spian debut *£"s£-'" Firesome are (hre<- «rk •M kittCM. drs, rndanM «f Cf*?* 1 famous cat of Mark Srnnru comrdlrs. J»ho co-starred with MahH Nnrauod. lonise Ijaenda and I ord Sterling m80 words
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Advertisement128 1950-07-11 5 |Jik_ NOW SHOWING! 1 SHOWS! NOTE TIMES: IWtIXTuWk 10.00 1.45 ffij-f /S t: 7 iE 515 9.00 WffivjnSjP' A Columbia Serial NEXT CHANGE: >4 Semi Documentary S&*|4i The FUNNIEST MOU \2Sr sl^ iB^ s SWCe A/^ii/ Abbott. CosteHo NOW SHOWING 4 11 1.45 I 8.30 9.39 W^ _j4m You'll Remember128 words
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760 1950-07-11 6 TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1950 After The Convocation that the University of Malaya's first convocation is over, let us give some thought to the problems that were overshadowed by the colourful robes and ceremony which accompanied the granting of degrees. Of the 72 men and women who received degrees, 69 are760 words
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Article, Illustration529 1950-07-11 6 Simpang Lima - Simpang Lima NOT THESE 3 LADSI by IN the outskirts of Seremban town there is a postwar institution which is doing humanitarian work for the welfare of the not s« fortunate children of the State of Negri Sembilan. It is the Seremban Children's Home, situated m spacious grounds m529 words
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Article430 1950-07-11 6 iWhom Do They ißepresent? Sir: It was announced m the 2 press recently that the Indian 2 Association is arranging a farewell party for Mr. J. A cThivy, "on behalf of the Indiaa community" of Singapore One wonders how this AssoSciation ran represent the InSdian coin m430 words
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Article1164 1950-07-11 6 Patrick Chee - Patrick Chee By Gone are the days when a t Singaporean would save every -ent he could so that he might f have m his old age a piece of J land and a house to accommo- t date all his children and r1,164 words
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Article570 1950-07-11 6 It's The Talk of The Town OPIUM DENS IT was with something nf a shtK'k that I read m i,<.*_J annual report of the Smg.i- pore Customs Department for 11>49 that there are about 1.400 opium dens m *he i\>- lony. They are the remnants of some 1.571 known smok570 words
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Article482 1950-07-11 6 Review of Views Great. Blind Man I fHE pro-Kuomih: r f Shlnf Jit V dorsod the id I Churchill on K I Korea first. t with Russia afti I same time, it I proached Pand I what he considt rod I w ;t\ mU "t the K I RelcrrinjJ UJ482 words
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238 1950-07-11 7 Red Satellite Countries Raising Volunteer Forces To Aid N. Korea ™"U", July It <AP m Soviet satellite natioi a f cruit^ "internatioi I ai brigades" to fight In 1 the North Korean 1 says the West Berlin new I paper Berliner Stadtblatt M o Sim ultaneously t h 1 Soviet238 words
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Article126 1950-07-11 7 Red Bloc Armies Get Ready LONDON, July 10 (UP) Russia is reported to be hastening the streamlining of her satellite armies m Eastern Europe whHe the West's attention remains focussed on the Far East. Report reaching diplomatic rters here say that 35 or lore divisions m the satellite f .tf.nies126 words
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Article, Illustration83 1950-07-11 7 NEW YORK. July 10. <A.P.) hope that the Korean ould t>e ended by me:'..nn once the Communists a<k north of the '.vas expressed Urs. Vijak shm it, India* sador t> LJuite 4 n a urged reeoff- "nimuUJUI no c to si 183 words
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Article21 1950-07-11 7 Korean spie*, iwitchvhite peasant Clothing their^ untfornw, are ou* an positions two senior AmeSiJ" foriM^w co nmanden ReutersReuters - 21 words
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Article25 1950-07-11 7 m^SmmZ tf" on* ear uVrV h to avoid the do Th <* taxi and damaged. All vehicles missed the do*. I I—25 words
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Article, Illustration107 1950-07-11 7 U.S.S.R.Says Trygve Lie Abetting U.S. Ra L ri 9 N 'DpN. July }0.-(UP).-Kariio Moscow attacked th< v..v Secretary-General. Mr Trygve Lie. and said that US attempts "to kindle a new ■•H° rld ar m Korea wS doomed to inevitable failure' IHe Russian commentator L-ev Sedin, charged that Mr Ue. m107 words
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91 1950-07-11 7 MANILA. July 10.-<AP> The Philippine Government' Wants SCAP to return a Jap-' anese war criminal, borrowed last y«ar as a witness m anOther trial, so they can execute' him. The Defence Department, said the Philippine Government loaned Warrant OMU-er I c£ S91 words
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86 1950-07-11 7 South Koreans Now Outfight Red Invaders US HQ. IN KOREA. July 10^-( AP) —Seriously though u.b. reverses m the early small-scale combat with North Korean troops have been, they have raised the morale of the South Korean army, U.S. milij tary sources said on Sunday. The South Koreans are outfighting86 words
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Article40 1950-07-11 7 Communist demonstrators protesting against the Israeli 1 Government's support for the I United Nations action In Korea marched through the »-entre of I i Haifa, shouting "Hands off J i Korea." They dispersed as i police arrived.40 words
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207 1950-07-11 7 MANILA, July 10 (AP> The graft-busting Integrity Board has urged a legislation requiring all public officials and employees to /declare their assets and liabilities upon assumption of office and every January thereafter. A Board spokesman said the proposal for such a bill has been submitted207 words
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Article20 1950-07-11 7 Iraq has announced that she supports the U.N. Security Council's decision to aid South Korea. Reuter.20 words
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Article23 1950-07-11 7 A special session of the Phi- \v lippines Congress is to l»*» ImMlm on July 18.- A. P.A.P. - 23 words
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Article, Illustration96 1950-07-11 7 WASHINGTON, July 10--(AP) Senator Homer Ferguson has urged that Brig-Gen. CarJos P. Romulo, P.I. Foreign Secretary and president of the U.N. General Assembly, should join Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur m the Far East "as one of the leaders" m the battle to repel the96 words
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Article33 1950-07-11 7 Egypt's Premier, Mustafa El Nahas Pasha, has appointed a senior Cabinet member, Osman Moharram Pasha, Minister of Publir Works, as Acting Prime Minister during his six weeks' tour of Europe.33 words
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Article157 1950-07-11 7 Where Are The Red Planes PA U^ S AIR BASE IN JAFAN, July 10 (UP) The question that is worrying American fighter pilots I r f, tln g over Korea whether they*will sudden- h swarm of "Red planes while strafing at low levels n/r r r, Six days there has-been157 words
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Article69 1950-07-11 7 BOGOTA. July 10.-(UP).— More than 150 bodies have been recovered m Cucuta Pro vjnco after violent earthquakes destroyed mountain Colombia. Hundreds more are reared dead and injured. The area was rocked by eight heavy shocks, which were felt throughout Peru Ecuador and Chile. Villagers fled69 words
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158 1950-07-11 7 WASHINGTON July 10 (UP.):- Surgeon-Gener-al Leonard A. Schlee has ur*ed American leadership m a global fi^ht against preventable diseases which plague* "almost one-half of the peoples of the world" and make them easy prey for Communism. Dr. S-hlee, who heads the jU.S. Public Health158 words
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Article48 1950-07-11 7 Georges Adam. 70-year-old r ren<-hman of Boulogne, rowed KTdss the Channel from Bouogiie to Folkstone harbour m i light rowing skiff on Sunday n six hours 24 minutes. He >eat his own previous record, chuh he set up m 1905.- A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article31 1950-07-11 7 The rormer C.-in-C. of the South Korean forces. Son Ku! Sun, has joined the North Koreans, the Prague radio reports, quoting the official North Korean news agency. A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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83 1950-07-11 7 LONDON. July 10.— Russia again charged Britain. the I United States and France with t failing to fulfil Italian peace c treaty Hauses on the free ter- ii ritory of Trieste. 1 A Soviet note to the Western I Powers, reiterated the stand it83 words
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Article27 1950-07-11 7 About 1.500 switchmen m Chicago have ended a two- E reek strike on the Rock Island ■Hroad m fompliance with a OUTt injunction.27 words
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Article11 1950-07-11 7 Ceylon and Italy have agreed to establish diplomatic •elations.11 words
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Article24 1950-07-11 7 Mr. Thuni Kusunose. Governor of Hiroshima, now on visit to Berlin, said that the Reds of Japan were "now slipping quietly underground."—24 words
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184 1950-07-11 7 Nationalist Navy Will Continue To Patrol TAIPEH, July 10 (AP):— Nationalist China's Navy will continue patrolling the Formosan Strait Adm Kwei Yung-ching, C.-in-C. of the Formosa Navy indicated today after conferences with Vice-Adm Arthur >truble Commander of the U.S. Seventh Fleet assigned o ward off any Chinese Communist invasion. Adm.184 words
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Article95 1950-07-11 7 UMIIDEN (Holland). July 10 (AP):-Sixty babie*. including a set of twins, were born aboard the British steamer Atlantis during the voyage from Jakarta to Amsterdam. The ship has been christened "the Stork Ship" by Amsterdam newspapers. Members of the crew report that their sh.ip has providedA.P. - 95 words
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Article, Illustration179 1950-07-11 7 R.A.A.F. Goes Into Action Against Red Tanks, Troops dVife^uthwarr 11 K rean ta ks nd inf tr > tinn l ha t d a Rra d V and seal for attack m an observation post overlooking the plastered area cables Roy Macartney. Reuters correspondent. It was ideal weather for airA.P. - 179 words
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Article39 1950-07-11 7 Ex- Russian Arms Seized In Korea IS. Hq. i\ hORIA. July 10 <l P);— The Allied fortes m Korea have raptured an assortment of enemy weapons, including much former lend lease equipment furnished Kussia under World War II contracts39 words
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75 1950-07-11 7 SO.MKWHFRK IN KORF July 10 .-(AP) -Kirn D«. I s ing editor of Korea Pa -.v,Press, a BeWI agen< y said that only five .<: tnc Seoul new- papers haH survived C'ominu- nist Of'riipation of the city h lit said all five75 words
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Article104 1950-07-11 7 LONDON. July 10— (Ron- ter):— After a night of freak 'i itonm, the sun shone over southern England again today 3 Heralding a resumption of the fhree-day heat wave that yes- lerday sent the temperature Wtecting to 80 degrees. A siuuen thunder storm m London rut104 words
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Article220 1950-07-11 7 NEW YORK, July 10— (UP)— The United States must speedily extend economic aid to the new nations of Asia to limit "the aggressive power of jthe Soviet Union and its Communist instruments.'* Mr. Harlan Cleveland, deputy assistant E.c.A. Administrator, stressing this need, Mid "More220 words
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Article90 1950-07-11 7 HONGKONG. Ju\v (AY).— Fear that Hongkong would soon be embroiled m a *.»r!d war has arted an exodus from th»« Colony. Population of this eotoaf has been redi ed ;.t the rate of 4.000 dailj Bine* the outbreak of the Korean war, the Hongkong Standard90 words
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Article38 1950-07-11 7 BRUSSELS. July io_ i;P)- -A 24-hour "Stop Leopold" rencral strike, pnitesting the tUirn of the exikvl Belgian king, will be hold through* I "rench speaking Wallonia HI Wednesday, the Socialistontrolled Belgian Federation if I.;il>oyjr announr.-es.38 words
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Advertisement48 1950-07-11 7 MALAYAN AIRWAYS ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE CHANGES EFFECTIVE JULY 16TH. SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK NORTH BORNEO MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS NORTH BORNEO SARAWAK TO SINGAPORE TUESDAYS THURSDAYS fr SATURDAYS SINGAPORE TO SAIGON RETURN I SUNDAYS SINGAPORE TO PALEMBANG RETURN WEDNESDAYS SATURDAYS MANAGERS: MANSFIELD COMPANY., LTD. iUGAPORE TELEPHONE 5021 TELEGRAMS "TERBANG"48 words
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Advertisement83 1950-07-11 7 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY 1 1 OLD BLEACH I g SHEETS PILLOW CASES j We HAVE THE FINEST EGYPTIAN 1 COTTON COLOURED 1 SHEET SETS. I TO MATCH YOUR BSDRO9M COLOUR SCHEME FINISHED WITH HEMSTITCH OR TWO ROW CORD IN SOFT SHADES OF PINK GREEN AND BLUE I83 words
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Article, Illustration571 1950-07-11 8 Iff ft!F sbl THE favourable balance of British North Borneo's overseas trade, which m 1948 amounted to about Malayan £500,000 was maintained last year, the value of exports rising to about £5.000,000, an increase of about one millionLillian Buckoke - 571 words
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Article117 1950-07-11 8 NEW YORK. July 10. (GIIS).— C. R. Srinivasaii. editor of "Swadesgnutran" Madras, urged that a "two-way traffic" m trade and commerce should be established between India nnd AmericaHe was addressing a gatherIng m New York of prominent businessmen interested m eastern trade. Emphasising117 words
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Article45 1950-07-11 8 NEARLY 200.000 workers of GO textile mills m Bombay will receive a bonus equal to their two months* basic earnings aggregating to Rs. 21.6 million for l!»4!>. The bonus has been awarded by a full bench of the Bombay Industrial Court. (GIIS).45 words
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Article174 1950-07-11 8 NEW YORK, July 10. (AP). Scare buying is beginning to appear m isolated spots. It is concentrated on items which people remember became scarce m the last shooting war, such as cars, tyres, batteries, sugar, coffee. It is fed by j rumours. It is even174 words
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Article56 1950-07-11 8 LONDON. July 10— (Reuter) The Organisation for European Economic Co-operation announced here today that the O.E.E.C. Council had adopted a decision providing that at least 60 percent intraEuropean private account trade followed last Friday's 18- nation decision m Paris to liberalise intra-European trade through the 0.8.EC.56 words
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100 1950-07-11 8 NEW YORK, July 10.— CA.I\). Tin prkes rlimbed SI cents (U.S.) a pound last week, as traders sought to appraise war prospects m the Far East. Other metals held steady. There was little change m the supply-and-dcmand situation. Industrial demand for tin increased100 words
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Article141 1950-07-11 8 LONDON, July 10— (Reuter) An initial hesitancy m the markets today was replaced later by firmer conditions* m domestic issues. Trading generally remained under the influence of the war m Korea, and was restricted to leading issues. British Government stocks were fractionally higher, with some support for141 words
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Article62 1950-07-11 8 SAN FRANCISCO. July 10--(AP>—More than 18,500 ton of rice Tjt civilian relief wil be sent to Japan this month The rire will be carried b, non-military ships. It will b delivered to the Japanese Gov eminent for civilian use undo a programme initiated m Jun<62 words
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Article771 1950-07-11 8 Latest Malayan Share Prices SINGAPORE. Monday.— The 1 Malayan share market today maintained the better tone which developed at the end of last week, but business was'] still transacted on a small scale. 1 1 Closing prices were: Lukut 23 30 Malayan Tin 19/6 20/6 cd Malavsiam 1/3 1/7 Mambau771 words
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232 1950-07-11 8 Standard Staff Reporter SELLERS predominated In the Singapore rubber market yesterday. There were only small trade buying inquiry. The market opened easy m the morning and at noon quotations were lij cents per Ib. below Saturday's levels. F. 0.8. m bales for first grade was transacted232 words
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Article105 1950-07-11 8 COPRA opmed firm m the Singapore DtodbCt market yos- terdaj, with buyers opeung at $36) and sellers $3(5}. Buyers rose to $36} towards the CIOM with MUCH ho! I '< off. Coconut oil was firm with buyers at $'>6 and sellers hold- ing oil for $57*. Prices (m105 words
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Article133 1950-07-11 8 MUNICIPAL Spore 5* 1920 ***** 10G..V) 4J ~o l l j:i0 105 50 10t>50 3% 1935 BG.OO 87.00 3% 1937 92.50 93!sgxi 3'o 1938 92 50 9:VfWxi 4% 1939 100 50 102 50 31% 1948 9000 92.00 xi Penang 5% 1926 105 00 106.50 4|% 1929 104133 words
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Article49 1950-07-11 8 NEW DELHI, July 10. (GllS).— With immediate effect the Government of India banned further exports of raw wool from the country. This follows representations to the Government that due to heavy exports, wool is no longer available for wool using industries m the country at reasonable prices.49 words
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Article, Illustration82 1950-07-11 8 The Singapore Government has asked for 140.000 sherp this year ataiast 190.000 sheep allocated by the British Ministry of Food m 194.9. Most of the sheep imported to this, country are from Australia. Picture shows part of the shipment of 2£09 sheep, which the Roya! Interocean Lines steamer Maetsuycker brought82 words
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Article133 1950-07-11 8 THE POSSIBILITY c* 'amalgamation of ru* I ests within the Hani Crossfteld group was n. ;ed by Mr. H. Eric Miller i Ithe meeting of Petalinc R !ber Estates last week, reoor The Financial Times. The Directors. Mr. said, had not overlooked possibility of absorb equitable terms,133 words
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Article27 1950-07-11 8 NEW DELHI. \n (GllS>— Talks It m New Delhi bt j eers of the (I<> dia and Pakistan the supply fwl j tan to India.27 words
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Article449 1950-07-11 8 ALEXANDRA BRICK- 1 WORKS LIMITED: Profit for 1 the year ended March 31, 1950, < amounted to (274.732 before m tncOWM Tax. Tins M equivalent tg 29 per c-etit on the Ordinary |1 capital after providing for the Preference dividend. A dividend of 10 por cent is recommended449 words
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Advertisement238 1950-07-11 8 Ruling Money Exchange Rates EXCHANGE rates now m force, as supplied by the Malayan Exchnnge Banks Association, are as follows: FREE MARKET CURRENCIES SELLING BUYING T.T. .'0.1> T T. OU. W A Ml cf/fl 90 d/l. London 2/4 1/lt 2/4 3/1S 2/4 7/S2 2,4 0 32 2/4 #711 Australia 2/11238 words
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Advertisement32 1950-07-11 8 SINGAPORE TO HONGKONG BANGKOK 28 DAYS RETURN only Ms^> 2456 Break your journey m Bangkok if you with 7V«v«f m siym«ster Luxury INFORMATION-BOOKINGS AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRWAYS PTY LTD 5. PRINCE ST.. SINGAPORE32 words
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121 1950-07-11 9 LON IX>N INS —Ships of Navy survey ser- ;>»day carrying out a i g clean" round the O-. Britain to ensure time wrecks are su*' -.v the surface for tion. ited wires, the .> sweep every its depth. too high I for safe Navy's121 words
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Article, Illustration516 1950-07-11 9 H.K.-S hai Shipping To Be Resumed As Nationalists Comply ———i___—..^l^i^^^^^^^_ B^^^...^_^_^^^___^^^ VS 5x SJSSS nfl IB fen is I^H m______l __B____L ___________H _____i^____i js» SI B £2 e& I H _B V I_i___^ l ___r_____L^______C^^_^^__^^_________^^a__R-^_^______________R ntmfflr ______P* RS I _______k___J_B k «b «mni«S rC JSij W|ls alnady aaaouced their be516 words
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Article, Illustration40 1950-07-11 9 Carrier President On Tour irt^sident of Carrier Intemitioaal LWL (Americaa airr rt iiUoniU firm). Mr. firman Greenwood (rieht)TnH J nt I niversity student, who are <m a tour of th "pacW?' Mr. Gnrnuood arrived m Sinsaporc on business iSr' day.40 words
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Article63 1950-07-11 9 Mails arrived froa Honskonff and China by the Carthage today, and will close for Great Briknn. N Ireland and Europe tomorrow For South ud East Ainca mails close at noam today for the Berlase. Mail* wiß be arriving by the Gorgon tomorrow from Western Australia, and by the Foorhow63 words
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Article139 1950-07-11 9 t t HONGKONG, July lft (AP) Eleven Nationalist horn type mines have been swept from the harbour of Swatow. oppo- site to Formosa, this week, it i was reported today. The report came from Cap-! tain a Patey. skipper of the British steamship Empire Park,139 words
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218 1950-07-11 9 I A F Has Modern Depot For Repairs CHAKERI (INDIA). July 10. i The Indian Air Force base Repair Depot at Chakeri, eight miles from Kanpur m the Uttar Pradesh, has after i nearly three years of bard labour come into its own. In the huge hangars and newly erected218 words
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Article, Illustration388 1950-07-11 9 re n!£ S I^L 0 tons deadweight as a practical possibility, btates the ShipbuUder. Following the launching of the 28.000 oU-Unk steamship, Xf utl na ta A P rU Ute year by n c -Anglo-Saxon Petroleum P°;: Ltd ot London the Shipbuilder388 words
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Article31 1950-07-11 9 1 The relative costs of build and Pa JK n r toaSS a united States Senate Com. mit jee, are «urpr££? He 1 fig £s srf31 words
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Article57 1950-07-11 9 rJ v a y t d c B an( h of the R°yal Naval Sailing /Usociation 1 ru "T* an °P« off-shore S f and finishing off the Royal Ulster's line at Bangi siUer tankard presented by Ux^ commodore of the AssociaR.O R.C. ratings, time allow. August 1157 words
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55 1950-07-11 9 The Moras Towing and Transport C*. of New York. has about 30 Dieselelectric tors m serrice aa4 the mnu future, btohabty daring this year, the e«Ure leci will be Dieseletectrlc the first DieseJelertric fleet m the world. This rompany t^ stated to be the55 words
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Article45 1950-07-11 9 An nnn'ys's of Bri'ish shipping shows that m 1939, 59 per cent, was liner tonnage, compared with 58 per cent m J949; tramps, 23 per cent, m 1939. 21 per cent m 1949; tankers, 18 per cent m 1939 and now 21 per cent.45 words
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Advertisement258 1950-07-11 9 "Meonfe** dor afct* tui B««w«,* l-ui»r« M| l% •Übj.ot to .U»»aoo Ma moccii-uob wlth»ot iati^ »W ip*» and DM«eneer e^«>,tt«n olmm aoon urn AMERICAN MAIL J.INB r\si mm 1 s el su < ''£r <^ t ~,«iv.KrK, r ror ttan«*ok. aoottong i.p* o KVKKtri BT/%R MNB 'LoMvereu (gs 39 Joly258 words
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Miscellaneous130 1950-07-11 9 I TOMORROW MENTAKAB T A^rAo WWo».r o». AITIVaIS GORGON (Mansflelds) mI 0^??^ 1 1 TIN YUAN from Fraonantlc MAETSUYCKER (R.1.L.) ULYSSES YESTERDAY POOCHOW (Mansfields) £L£f karta Soerabayt and B^ ILI iaK a P rta 5 S PisSA#ctpj..) BF& ntte INNER ROADS s^:e S IS m» Mr* SENG^ ARAN inner-Roads S«A,130 words
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463 1950-07-11 10 Louis Ng - Popular Structure /rows From Humble Hut 20 Years Ago By Louis Ng THE largest ami most tnagnifircnt Chinese Teno'e In the mainland of Pioviiue Wellesley and Ke(iah. is too •*Hai Tung Mah" Temple which stands on the lower 6lope of the hillock463 words
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48 1950-07-11 10 LONDON, July 9:— (INS).— American 829 Superforts, handed over to Britain under the military assistance programme will be christened "Washington's.** This is m accordance with the Royal Air Force custom of naming their aircraft instead of calling them by their type numbers.48 words
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Article, Illustration16 1950-07-11 10 "Well— lets go put out that little old fire I"16 words
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Article, Illustration455 1950-07-11 10 rests Show Mother's Milk Is Best For A New Baby Bj EDWIN r. JORDAN. M. D. Written for NEA Service 'TWERE fs no doubt that the best food for a new-born infant is the mother's milk. When such feeding is possible there is no need tp argue455 words
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Advertisement276 1950-07-11 10 gmm U SoyißßJli^A DPCU/CDr Recommended for >^* prevention of d.v^pei Our indigestion, fiatulei t •nd other Vita-n:r coiiiplex deflclencie*. PLEASANT TO TAKE. bole Agents ■^'"^'''^Pl :rT 14 Raffles Place, Singapore. li^ 4*. k 3 streamlined beauty with built m 4 stuulincjsl Built m Bulbil 1 npuc t Preferred by typists276 words
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Miscellaneous251 1950-07-11 10 HIT I ■"•ii^ w I ffi 1 I I BLONDIE^ Til' (SH-W n "N rrs better now J j» wwvcants.^ > s<^' J 1} /EW-W-W-S THAT ITH INN EP "N J/ YOU MAKE 1£~?0< r— i I -Cn^ I 1 jacrjjL I |a*.at_ r* l C-pr I'" X ••>; fotufn251 words
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Article, Illustration318 1950-07-11 11 lew \orks Jake Lamotta and Tiberio Mitri of meet tomorrow m a world middleweight titlp 1 rht ar Madison Square Garden. Mitri replaces 1 original opponent Rocky Graziano who orted an injured hand. i Press, commenting oi nates th«t if then are h318 words
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Article67 1950-07-11 11 BAJ V (AP) July 10 Farina of Italy, Alfa R-meo 158, kilometre fourth Bari on Sunday. lei Fangio of i driving an Alfa y trailed Farina the 60 lap race' wd second. i Britain tiurd. Pierre egh of France ot) was fourth. Franco y (Ferrari)67 words
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28 1950-07-11 11 n on a^rl Oie other school i double fig-; bert for liking six, iM while Jagtuied three for •"-Plied with lurai topscoringi28 words
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192 1950-07-11 11 Standard Staff Correspondent July 9 —Scoring nine points Jaffar bin Awang won •lonshin at the annual athletic meeting of the n police held at Seremban yesterday. Inspector Lira. 1 i ampin was runner-up with seven Doi"*- *i| m champion'V Umt of the gCi Ports192 words
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271 1950-07-11 11 LONDON. July 10:—(Reuter). The "green cap* incident which caused so much controversy m rowing circles over 20 years ago, when John B. Kelly, the American sculler, was supposed to have sent his rowing cap to King George V as a protest against271 words
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Article, Illustration261 1950-07-11 11 I KUALA LIPIS July 9The first Pahang Indo-Ceylor ese Sports Carnival which wi he held on July 16 and 1 is not purely an all Indc Ceylonese affairs. The Organising Committei In charge of the programm» have met and drawn up programme consisting of mon than twenty261 words
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Article18 1950-07-11 11 It S G «PATANI, July 10--for ?h^ n tenta tively fixed SoMfSof 1 Patani Police18 words
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454 1950-07-11 11 THE SINGAPORE Motor Club, through th* m l| Johore, has obtained official approval from thl Jo£L°^ the Regent of Johore Grand Prix car and motor cycle ScestnhSl Sta /c Council, for the Aug. 6 aces to be run at Johore Bahru on The454 words
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Article181 1950-07-11 11 OLLIE DAY IKS - OLLIE DAY IKS SDFSADSADFSA By OLLIE DA VIES SLOW to pace work was done at Bukit Timah yesterday morning wiien the going wm* good. Golden Grove was the first out With Ah Kirn astride, this Hall Mark mare went round twice, half-pacing over the last five181 words
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90 1950-07-11 11 HONOLULU. July 9 (AP)Evelyn Kawamoto, 17. Honolulu High School girl, on baturday set a new American record of one minute 24 2 sees, for the 100-metre breast stroke m the Hawaii AAU swimming meet. The old time of one minute Z4.3 seconds was set90 words
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236 1950-07-11 11 LONDON, July 8: (Reuier) The annual Oxford and Cambridge Universities match which began at Lord's today was left m an intriguing position by close of piny when Cambridge had been dismissed for 200 and Oxford had scored 90 for four wickets. South Africans played236 words
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Article, Illustration22 1950-07-11 11 All Set For More Winners Jockey H. Charles and Mrs. Charles uho ntumcd to Siarapore on Sunday from a holiday m AnsiralL22 words
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772 1950-07-11 11 Following arc the weights for eight races on the hrst day and four ra-es on the second day of the Singapore Turf Club July meeting: HORSES CLASS 1 Div. l—4i Fur. St 5 yd. Persian I^ord 9. Croydon 9 1 Fright Ev s772 words
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144 1950-07-11 11 St'"»--d Cnrr^sponiciit IPO'.I, July 10 —With a view to ancovmging cricket among t* n M.t'iv;, who have yet to show up m the competitive jteW, Malaj State rulers m the Federal on arc donating a sh eVl for annual inter-stat* competition among Malays. This »s144 words
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Article, Illustration27 1950-07-11 12 American. Victor At Wimbledon Budge Patty, giant killer at WimblHon, who won the coTeted singles championship beating Australia's Frank Sedgman 6—l. B—lo. 6—2, 6—3 o n Friday.27 words
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Article100 1950-07-11 12 A meeting of officials and players of the Chinese Athletic Association soccer team will be held shortly to consider a proposal to admit players of other nationalities to their club membership I beginning from Jan. 1 next year. A suggestion that the name of the100 words
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159 1950-07-11 12 Standard Staff Correspondent l < IPOH, July 10.— Three elimi-j nation round matches for the 1 Malayan badminton championship were played off m Ipoh last night and resulted m Goh Chong Hong and Foo Ving Khean qualifying for the tournament proper m the singles event159 words
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498 1950-07-11 12 With a magnificent throw, Harry Taylor of the Singapore Police pulverised the Ma ayan and Singapore record for the javelin throw at a Singapore A.A.A. triangular meet held on the Padang vAstentav. yesterday. Taylor, a newcomer to Sing- J ipore athletics, threw the498 words
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362 1950-07-11 12 Twenty-five-year old Ong Chew Bee won the Singapore singles lawn tennis title yesterday, beating' I. Khamis, 4— <J, 6—3, 6—2 on the S.C.C. courts. Youth was well served, for Khamis, who is m his 39th year, was visibly tired m362 words
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80 1950-07-11 12 TWENTY-EIGHT players have been invited by the Singapore Amateur Football Association to tour Manila. Rangoon and Hongkong m January and February next year. The players are: Chee Seng, Yew Chang, Suppiah (TBA) Salleh, Morton, Abdul Rah- man, Lawther, Khamis Bedol, Boon Leong, Vass,80 words
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374 1950-07-11 12 RE M E Save Match With Last -Minute Goal A LAST-MINUTE goal scored by inside right Hewitt enabled R.E.M.E. to draw with the Tamil Brotherhood Association m a S.A.F.A. senior league match at Jalan Besar yesterday. The game was a tame affair. The T.B.A. had more of the exchanges m374 words
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Article38 1950-07-11 12 MELBOURNE, July 8 (Reu-ter-A.A.P.) A minor sensation occurred juse befor ethe start of the Grand Steeplechase at Flemington Racecourse here today when the stewards ordered the withdrawal of the favourite. Bronze Laddie, becaus eof his unfltness.38 words
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Article59 1950-07-11 12 SEREMBAN, Monday: Three of Negri's top ranking cricketers were m excelleni form yesterday when playin* for their respective clubs. I. C .Ingleton of the Negr Sembilan club gave an al round performance by takinj seven of the Port Dickson Rec reation Club's wickets for four teen runs m59 words
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Article221 1950-07-11 12 The West Indies closed their 1 first innings against Northamp- r tonshire at the lunch interval a today declaring at 431 for 8. t At the close of play this evening Northants had scored t 215 for seven, (Brooks 51. Oldfield run out 85, Barron221 words
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Article, Illustration183 1950-07-11 12 KUALA LUMPUR, July 10— The Tamilian Physi-' cal Culture Association defeated the Selangor Indian 1 Association by two goals to nil m a first division league soccer match on the Kuala Lumpur Padang today. Both goals came oft penalties which were converted183 words
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72 1950-07-11 12 PENANG, July 10— In a first division league soccer match on Dato Kramat ground this afternoon the Indian Recreation easily defeated Police Sports Club by five goals to one. Indians led three goals to one m the first half. Scorers for Indians were72 words
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175 1950-07-11 12 Austin's 156 Records In US Confirmed LONDON. (Airmail): (Reuter) British racing motorist *Alan Hess, credited with 149 United States motoring records, believes that he now holds more such records than any other man m the world. Alan Hess was one of four drivers who took part m two attempts on175 words
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Article, Illustration323 1950-07-11 12 LONDON. July 10 (Reutei > %Jhe I Cricket Club have announced that F. G Middlesex has been invited to captain tin- MCC which goes to Australia for the Click winier. Mann captained the touring side m South Africa m I'j4B-4M butStandard - 323 words
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75 1950-07-11 12 PENANG. July 10— Tan Cheng Tee beat S. T. Stewart m straight sets, 6 4. 6 2 m the ftnal of the Penang Plate m the Penang Open tennis championships today at the Penang Sports Club Court. I The final of the men's75 words
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Article, Illustration28 1950-07-11 12 Miss Cora Nrubronner and Inspector Mary Voon of th# Singapore Police who competed m tbe Singipore \AA triangular match yesterday h -twrrn (ho p«»ii«... n w ■»<• bUC- StandardStandard - 28 words
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161 1950-07-11 12 MANCBCSTEI •>- -(Reut«T> For hi of sconnn V.t king five v. Aniarn.it n I 1 U player u»id X., rtitnai. crowd with £9 the Lancashire I a#airM Middleton Middlttoa, t> ■eotvd 102. Ra i replied with Ml for when play IMllCll drawn AmariiHih's kni when161 words
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79 1950-07-11 12 The Tloni H f bf Bourabaya invitation t.) t! <• I lotie Association «>: 5 —last year- SAi champions to toi.r [i 3 September. The C.A wi I vitation arul the hide HVtfll Chil m the Federation I Mr. Lam Joon Cl sident of79 words
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65 1950-07-11 12 LONDON. J I Robert Villemain will meet Randolpl I England for tin weight boxing i Burope, the Bi Control annoui. Tho date M match have not !•> I The Board I V it must takr plan ber 27. 1 llhMii.iin Ray R<»M? m what was65 words