Singapore Standard, 28 July 1950
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Title Section15 1950-07-28 1 Singapore Standard Zfe $f} M VOL. 1 NO. 26. SINGAPORE, FRIOAYTjUI^iT^T" 12 PAGES TEN CENTS15 words
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Article, Illustration711 1950-07-28 1 Arson Probe By Police Opens In $11 Million Lo$5 A Virtual Inferno Witnessed Here Standard Staff Reporter S Aik Hoe rubber factory, property of Chinese re Mr. Tan Lark Sye and others, was vester. day razed m a spectacular $11 million fire one of theStandard - 711 words
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Article225 1950-07-28 1 T?^ n ?i ird staflf Reporter IHE $11 million Aik Hoe rubber lire yesterday was described as a fire involving -'the biggest iinancial loss" m the history of Singapore. The fire is said to have destroyed about 4,000 tons of rubber valued at more than225 words
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311 1950-07-28 1 aianaara staff Reporter GALLANTRY was the watchword with the "army" of Singapore civilian and services firemen, who fought the Aik Hoe blaze yesterday. I Many of the firemen collapsed from sheer fatigue, but carried on again as soon as they revived. Firemen faced great311 words
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62 1950-07-28 1 Standard Staff Reporter WHILE ten fire engines were fighting the Aik Hoe rubber fire yesterday, there was an unusual amount of lallang fires all over the town and outskirts. There were seven of these lallarg fires all between 11.20 a.m. and 3.11 p.m. just62 words
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131 1950-07-28 1 Standard Staff Corresponded IPOH, Thurs. Another terror attack was launched m th« heart of fpoh at 8.50 tonighl when a handgrenade exploder near the children's playground on Anderson Road frontage. It is known that four Servicemen and three women were injured. j A few131 words
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137 1950-07-28 1 TOKYO, July 27— (ReuterAAP)— A United States General Headquarters courier plane carrying 23 passengers between Tokyo and Kyushu was today reported down m the sea about eight miles south of Oshima Island. The passenger! included four correspondents flying to the Korean battle137 words
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War Briefs
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Article47 1950-07-28 1 SAN FRANCISCO, July 27 (AP). America is taking precautions against an atomic "Trojan Horse.'* Officials said all foreign ships will be boarded at the three-mile limit and thoroughly inspected with geiger counters to detect any possible atomic bombs intended to blow up ports.47 words
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Article29 1950-07-28 1 CANBERRA. July 27— (UP) Acting Premier Arthur Fadden announced today that the destroyer Warramunga shortly would leave for Korea to take part m the United Nations campaign.29 words
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Article43 1950-07-28 1 WASHINGTON, July 27— (UP)— Chairman Carl Vinson of the House Armed Serv ires Committee announced today that the Air Force will be expanded starting at once to the strength of 69 groups. It is presently limited to 48 groups.43 words
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Article64 1950-07-28 1 LONDON, July 27 (Reuter) Prime Minister Clement Attlee is expected to warn Britons of a further period of austerity because of the international situation when he broadcasts to the nation on Sunday night. His theme will be the part Britain is to play m defence against aggression, and64 words
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Article70 1950-07-28 1 LONDON, July 27— (UP)— The Korean war may see the resumption of controls over shipping which have been only recently abandoned, according to Sir Andrew Common, addressing the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers. Common said, "'Although it will no doubt increase the demand for tonnage and raise70 words
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140 1950-07-28 1 Housing Declared Gov't Servan ts Own Problem KUALA LUMPUR. TThus—r s— Winding np the debate on the Six-Year Development Plan m the Legislative Oouncil today, the acting Chief Secretary, Mr. M. V. del Tufo. stated that the Government has not. and has never accepted liability to house all its servants140 words
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329 1950-07-28 1 Truman Says He Is Not Contemplating Use Of Atomic Bombs WASHINGTON, July 27-(UP)-President Truman said today that he is not CommurlSte COntemplatin S the Us e of atomic bombs against the North Korea!* n nJ r c m n m i ad l th c <* isclosure m response to329 words
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Article, Illustration508 1950-07-28 1 Optimistic I Bin. ARMY HQ., July 27— (Reuter-AAP)— With nghters as escorts roaring down the dusty strip, Gen Mac Arthur conferred with correspondents "today alongside his private plane "Bataan" during a lightning visit to Korea. When I asked him for comment on the announcement508 words
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126 1950-07-28 1 TOKYO. July 27 (AP) South Koreans gained up to seven miles In counter-attacks on the 200-mile battle front arc today. But Northern Communist trops attacked American positions m the face of roaring guns and succeeded m getting behind one regiment. The US Eighth Army126 words
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46 1950-07-28 1 BRUSSELS. July 27 (AP) Socialists threw themselves into a self-declared "fight to the finish" today toust King Leopold from his newly-reco-vered throne. "Total" strikes were called m the southern Charleroi region, while m Lie some 100,000 workers prepared to down tools.46 words
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93 1950-07-28 1 LONDON. July 27 (ReuterVConservative Opposition leader Winston Churchill failed by only one vote today to force the Government to have today's session of the two-day defence debate m secret. There were loud cheers and some gasps of surprise as the small margin was announced93 words
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50 1950-07-28 2 The Serretary of State for the Colonies has selected the Singapore Commissioner of Police, Mr. R. E. Foul ger. as Deputy to the Inspector General of Colonial Police. Mr Foulger is expected to take up ms new appointment about the end of the year.50 words
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515 1950-07-28 2 'Information To Police Not Evidence THE SECOND District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah, yesterday dismissed an application made by a Singapore lawyer, Mr. C H. Koh for information given to the Anti-Corruption Sub-Branch of the C.I.D. to be used as evidence m court. Mr. Tan ruled that the information was515 words
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Article300 1950-07-28 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Federation of Services Unions may seek the personal intervention of the Commissioner- General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, m getting their demand for housing allowances to Services civilian employees settled at an early date. Mr. M.P.D. Nair, Vice-Presi-dent of the300 words
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169 1950-07-28 2 WHILE taking an oath with 12 lit joss sticks m her hands, a woman was hit with a broomstick on her back and a stool on her head. The woman was Chan Ah Chun of Killiney Road. Her assailants were a couple. Chow Yue169 words
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Article, Illustration50 1950-07-28 2 Major-uenerai w. uriageioni. secona irom len. nead ox the Australian Military Mission to Malaya, who returned to Singapore yesterday morning by s Malayan Airways plane from Kuala Lumpur, where he has been instructing Malayan fighter units jungle tactics so successfully adopted by the Australians m New Guinea during the war.50 words
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118 1950-07-28 2 FMG's Answer Unsatisfactory, Says GPO Clerks Standard Staff Reporter POSTAL clerks and peons m the General Post Office yesterday described as unsatisfactory the reasons given by the Post Master-General for asking Division II Superscale officers to resign from subordinate services trade unions. They alleged that the serving of notices on118 words
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Article122 1950-07-28 2 Baa It's Hot Standard Staff Reporter A QUARTER mile from the Aik Hoe rubber factory (ire yesterday, 2,500 Australian sheep m the runs of the Malayan Livestock Co. Ltd.. bleated fearfully from the discomfiture of the heat. They had arrived m Singapore only the previous day by the Charon. Their122 words
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Article51 1950-07-28 2 I A MEDIUM force of Lincoln heavy bombers made another bombing attack against band.t positions m Perak yesterday. It was the second attack that Tengahbased 100 th. Squadron has made this week. The first night bombing sortie was made by the Lincoln bombers m Maluva on51 words
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645 1950-07-28 2 Standard Staff Reporter ACQUISTION of two natural beauty spots and the construction of a coastal access road to Changi Beach are major steps which the Singapore Government has taken for further development m the Colony of weekend holiday places. Development will take a645 words
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205 1950-07-28 2 Standard Stall Reporter THE Singapore Government is to be asked to set up a Committee to enquire into the economic conditions of government clerks. A motion seeking the appointment of such a Committee is to be moved at the meeting of the205 words
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Article11 1950-07-28 2 JL Christie oas been appointed Surveyor of Ships.11 words
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95 1950-07-28 2 Standard Staff Reporter A CANADIAN United Nations official is m Singapore looking out for 24 camp beds. He is Mr. Carl Bergithon of the United Nations Children's Emergency Fund organisation m Jakarta. Vc said on his arrival veslerday by K. L. M. Constellation:95 words
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Article, Illustration55 1950-07-28 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— A young Chinese. Liew Long Koh of Havelock Road, Singapore, was fined $10 for failing to notify his change of address. The Singapore Deputy Commissioner of Police. Mr. XV. J. Parks (left) and the Offker-in-Chargc Beach Road Police Station. Mr. T. 11. Allen at55 words
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190 1950-07-28 2 Standard Staff Reporter MALAYAN students m Hongkong are outstanding m their knowledge of English, otherwise the standards m Hongkong and Malaya are very similar. This opinion was expressed by the two-men selection com- mittee of the Medical Faculty of Hongkong Uni verity, comprising Prof.190 words
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Article, Illustration22 1950-07-28 2 Ji^h«l n?a P 0r 'U7 re a^ l beln attended to after being, shghtlj injured ia fighting Uie Aik Hoe Are yesterday.22 words
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Article153 1950-07-28 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE DELEGATION' of the International Confederation of Free Tr. le Unions, h fade by Mr. F. W. Dalley of Britain. will meet remesentat.ws of the Services Unions DO Saturday m tie La bow C -reference room of the Chinese Secretariat. The Assistant153 words
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Article, Illustration342 1950-07-28 2 S.T.C. Takes New Steps To Fight Colony Firebugs Standard Staff Reporter NEW SECURITY precautions are now being; taken by Singapore Traction Company against Communist agents from disrupting the public transport system m the town area. These security measures are contained m g notice issued to the uniformed staff of the342 words
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Article128 1950-07-28 2 Standard Staff Reporter MOST worried man of all the Qantas Constellation passengers who flew into Suigapore yesterday was Mr. Arthur Shakespeare. Australian newspaper editor. His worry: The newsprint. Mr. Shakespeare ha«; just retur«_ed from the Imperial Pr Conference m Montrep.! where the supply of newsprint was128 words
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Article98 1950-07-28 2 Standard Woman Correspondent A DELIGHTFULLY informal party was held last evening at the home of the American Consul, Mr. W. H. Lawrence. Jr. The party was m honour of Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. A. Lineburger. who recently arrived m Singapore. Among the guests were the98 words
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Article30 1950-07-28 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— A young Chinese. Koo Kee Yong, was fined $15 for bavin? sumsu. He was arrested by a police patrol conducting a raid al Sungei Tiram.30 words
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846 1950-07-28 3 I KUALA LIMP OMUI correspondent the adoption of the report o?"^ 5S *5 d ral "^Wative Council adjourned was presented today bTth^ after a lively two s^gg****** of Education, Mr. M. R. Hclgate, the piopo^alT/DatrE T r P tS f the u re846 words
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Article187 1950-07-28 3 Standard stati torrcsrmndent KUALA LUMPUR Thurs tor of Education, i of Malaya. Mr. M. H ,!,i m the Federal Council today that .nt had received representations from groups of imittees and Chinese es on the subject of c inadequacy of anient financial assisI present187 words
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Article20 1950-07-28 3 St.ind.ird Stiff Correspondent Thurs.— For not attendant behind the driver. Tan Kirn Bned $50 by the yesterday.20 words
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Article, Illustration10 1950-07-28 3 photo. A group of Orang Mantra at Bating Labu. StandardStandard - 10 words
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499 1950-07-28 3 Standard Staff Correspondent BUM™ "V; 1 MPl^ T mrs The Week, y Holidays 1 »>. was passed at today's Federal Legislative >. m following the adoption of thi report or di Select t ommittee. This provides weekly holi■»yi for shop assistants and for499 words
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Article21 1950-07-28 3 The Commissioner of Prl- sons, Mr. G. E. W. W. Bayly, has been appointed a Commis--aoner for Oaths, I21 words
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718 1950-07-28 3 Standard Staff Correspondent v LALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Director of Education, Mr. M. R. Holgate, asked the Federal Legislative Council today to reach without delay an agreed general policy on education so that the various administrations would be able to set718 words
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Article130 1950-07-28 3 Special To The Standard SEREMBAN. Thurs. When the President of the Malayan Chinese Association, Negri Branch. Dr. Chong Ah Khoon. turned down the handle of the main switch for the first time, 260 electric points were lighted and the Squatter Re-Settle-ment Area on the Seremban Port Dickson130 words
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Article, Illustration72 1950-07-28 3 photo. arrived m f °tt FARELF. Major General J. H. N. Poett, D SO., centre General 5«2f fa P >rc Wednesday by Qantas Constellation from London. Majof CRF _-h^ tt ""eves the present Chief of Staff. Major General J. M. Kirkman, C.Bft_TkA_# X as S the a* r -*<> rStandard - 72 words
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Article226 1950-07-28 3 j Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPtTR. Thurs A total of nine Bills was passed by the Federal Legislative Council m Kuala Lumpur today, including a Bill to increase tax on sweepstakes and betting by five per cent, and another providing weekly I holidays for shop226 words
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Article117 1950-07-28 3 Strikes On Bandit Targets Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tburs. Airstrikes were carried out on bandit targets m Johore. Selangor and Perak this morning. A Chinese, m whose house the security forces found a primed hand grenade, was arrested m Perak today. A woman bandit agent WM also arrested m117 words
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Article313 1950-07-28 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.--Sir Henry Gurney reminded members of the Federal Legis- i lative Council yesterday that I at the last meeting, on June 14J he said that opportunity had bean taken of the visit of the Secretary of State for the Colonies313 words
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Article, Illustration45 1950-07-28 4 i*hoto by A scene from the play "The Little Nat Tree" show in* Genadio greeting toe Princess. This play was presented by the YJW.C.A. Pioneers and pro luced by L ,l0 rU lur e V MP. A. hall. Kuala Lumuu last night. C. F. LarmC.F. Larm - 45 words
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Article46 1950-07-28 4 Standard staff Correspondent MUAR, Thurs.— Lakiam binte Kassmo, a Javanese woman rubber tapper at Sagil Estate, was charged with theft of rubber. She was found guilty, and sentenced to one week's rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. Rauf bin Haji Mohamed Sa'at Citcult Magistrate, Muar. m*46 words
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Article46 1950-07-28 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KAJANG, Thurs.— Abdul bin Baba, who failed to observe a S op. Look and Go sign at the entrance to Sulaiman Street, at Kajang, was fined $25 by the Kajang Circuit Magistrate, with the option of two weeks' imprisonment.46 words
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504 1950-07-28 4 Standard Start Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Mr. Justice Spenser Wilkinson today dismissed a claim for $10,485 m the Supreme Court which a Penang firm of share brokers. Messrs. Soon Theam and Company brought against a Kuala Lumpur businessman, Mr. Khoo 800 Gone;,504 words
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118 1950-07-28 4 Special To The Standard SEREMBAN, Thurs. That a co-operative society shou' 1 be established on the Orang Mantra aboriginal reservation at Labu m Negri Sembilan is the opinion of a prominent government official who visited the settlement recently. This official, who has had the118 words
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Article, Illustration29 1950-07-28 4 photo. M. RENE Carrier* de BclgarriOk Director-Genem! of the French Institute of Research of Manufactured Oils, who arrived m Singapore on Wednesday to study Malayan palm oil production. StandardStandard - 29 words
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Article17 1950-07-28 4 Major E. C. Watson has resigned his Commission m the Singapore Volunteer Corps Liaison Regiment.17 words
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Article52 1950-07-28 4 THREE CHINESE, a Malay and an Indian, each armed with a knife, entered a house at Alexandra Road on Wednesday afternoon and robbed the occupant, Muthusamy, of $55 m coins and jewellery. The robbers wore sunglasses above black masks, which covered the lower part of52 words
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Article35 1950-07-28 4 KAJANG, Thurs— Tek Kirn 32, who travelled on the Semenyih Kachau Road, a protected area, without a permit, was fined $100 by the X >jang Circuit Magistrate. Mr» A, aP, «JaiCl__35 words
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Article88 1950-07-28 4 101st Bandit Executed In Penang Standard Staff Corropondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Wu Ah Kong, a bandit, who shot and killed a detective m a toftee-shop m Perak Road, Penang, recently was hanged at Penang jail this morning. He was the 101 st bandit executed under the Emergency Regulations. Wu was88 words
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Article236 1950-07-28 4 Special To The Standard SEREMBAN, Thurs. The absence of a suitable :oad from the settlements at Chuah m the Port Dickson area of Negri Sembilan is the greatest handicap :he settlers have to face at the moment, according to a urominent government oilicial who236 words
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135 1950-07-28 4 EIGHTY-FOUR per cent. Ol hawkers m the Singapore I Municipal area are Chinese, compared with 14 per cent. Indians and two per cent. Malays. This Is stated by a recent census and survey of hawkers sponsored by the Singapore Hawkers Inquiry Commission. The135 words
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Article37 1950-07-28 4 I KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs I The 13th meeting of the Negri I Sembilan Council of State will r be held at the Council Chams ber, Seremban at 10 anx. on Aug. 2.37 words
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Article22 1950-07-28 4 I A HOUSE at Bukit Panjang was broken into on Wednesday and several pairs of trousers .ft'wta $52 were stolen.22 words
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Article, Illustration25 1950-07-28 4 A collision between a motor cvrle and a bicycle which took pi' J Kuala Lumpur. The motor cyclist sustained slight injuries.— Art Lite pnoiv m25 words
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1604 1950-07-28 4 nvmunfc. live. Forward Looking Policy Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUE, Thurs. That the Six- Year Draft Development Plan would cost an additional expenditure of $30 million a year, alter 1955, was revealed by Mr. M. V. del Tufo, acting Chief Secretary,1,604 words
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Article, Illustration33 1950-07-28 4 Pcrr r. A <1 of i* P OnenMl 1 trie Co by OP I yesterday to 1 h I m s i OT .1 v st -d-.it si I School m Wi StandardStandard - 33 words
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21 1950-07-28 4 Perak PWD Union To Join Malayan TUC 1! I H H to H H H H I H H I H21 words
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20 1950-07-28 4 Standi' 1 I T< k i h S Chaii \i I I 1 n20 words
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23 1950-07-28 4 Aus tralia F o un d Guilty Of Cheating I tinii J sui KOTA 1 I Austr; I Cr, 1 I sup; valuN23 words
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197 1950-07-28 5 Penang Clerks Flay Spore Govt's Stand On Whitley Council PM ,J tandard st a«f Correspondent of the T re«Uon T of U r n r """"ST"*"™ was the keynote after reading th ISTSSTf sC!__ Jg_ **5 41 We detest Government's attitude m this respect," the President of the Government Clerical197 words
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225 1950-07-28 5 Manciard Staff Correspondent NG. Thurs. Referring to certain letters appeared m the press (not The Standard) tion .with the recent appointment of two Accountants, Mr. H. G. Hammet, President unicipality said that his days would be fully if he had to deal with225 words
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60 1950-07-28 5 Mand.trd Suft Correspondent PEN Thurs. The ipality has been appro by the Federal for the services V Adams, Municipal Secretary, m with the proposed Of municipalities boards m the oi the Federa- 0. Hammett the Pn ~x:ent, revealed Commissioners' 3 will be required the60 words
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Article64 1950-07-28 5 Bukit Mertajam OBA Dinner ?)V1 XI V M U ER I AJ AM, Thurs. —The High School annual sports will be held at Jacob Green here on Saturday. Mrs Bingham, wife of the Resident Commissioner, will give away the prizes. J T^e annual dinner of the High School old boys64 words
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Article45 1950-07-28 5 The advance party of the International Confederation of Free Trade Union delegation, which will include Mr. F. W. Dalley of the British T.U.C., is expected to arrive at the Kallang Airport on Friday. The delegation will leave for Kuala Lumpur on July 31.45 words
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179 1950-07-28 5 Promise To Varsity Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thurs. Mr. Lav Pak Khuan. Vice President of the AU Malaya Chinese Mining Association and former president of the Perak Chinese Mining Association, today denied certain statements made by another Perak miner, Mr. F. S. Chong, regarding179 words
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63 1950-07-28 5 standard Staff orrespondent IPOH. Thurs. A 29--vcir old Indian. Suppan, :r:ed m the Matris- ourt today with murder. He was I to have killed a woman, Paruathi, and an nth old child, Krishnmrder was alii (i io have occurred at the Town Board Labourers'63 words
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Article, Illustration383 1950-07-28 5 c ""TwT.ru aian ive porter >)u- RAL th °usand Singapore Chinese squatters banded together as a "fire-fighting force of their own when their 700 attap-thatched homes were threatened by the Aik Hoe rubber factory pre m Kirn Chuan Road yesterday. Using primitiveStandard - 383 words
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Article83 1950-07-28 5 Promised Cheaper Lighting Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. Electrij city charges m Penang will be reduced at the earliest possible moment, the President of the Municipality, Mr. H. Hammett, said today at a Commissioners' meeting. Mr. Hammett assured consumers that the Commissioners have the matter under immediate consideration. He said83 words
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71 1950-07-28 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs- Amendments and control of advertisements, and bylaws per- m'tting the display of advertisements on buses were passed at today's Municipal special meeting. Mr. H G. Hammet, Municipal President, said that the Commissioners had already decided that no advertisements i71 words
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Article33 1950-07-28 5 THE GOVERNOR has granted a Commission as Acting Sub-Lieutenant, Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, to Donald O. Huartson. A Commission as Acting Sub-Lieutenant has also been granted to Rowland J. Godber.33 words
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Article296 1950-07-28 5 Miraculous Deed Standard Stan* Correspondent IPOH. Thurs. How a young rubber tapper tried to escape from a gang of bandits after refusing to obey their command to kneel by the side of a river, was told at the Ipoh Assizes today before Mr. Justice R.296 words
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233 1950-07-28 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. Residents m Penang may soon be able to buy houses without having to pay the whole of the purchase price m a lump sum. This was hinted by the President of the Municipality, Mr. H. G.233 words
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145 1950-07-28 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. To commemorate the name of Mr. H. R. Cheeseman, C.M.G., retired Director of Education for the Federation, the access road to Green Lane Housing Estate, will be named "Cheeseman Road" instead of "Greenlands Avenue" as previously confirmed145 words
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Article68 1950-07-28 5 TUBERCULOSIS claimed 36 lives this week, according to the Municipal health state- ment for the week ending July 22. The total number of deaths recorded was 202, i which is 40 less than for the week before. Pneumonia and enteritis took a toll of68 words
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Article42 1950-07-28 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PLNANG, Thurs.— Another banned picture "Three Came Home," Agnes Newton Keith's best-seller, which was subsequently released for screening m the Federation by the Appeal Board, will start a season at the Rex Theatre here next week.42 words
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Article100 1950-07-28 5 Sergeants Get Full Honours Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thurs.— The funeral of two European sergeants KJ. Webb and L. Wernaham who were killed by bandits on Monday, took place yeaterdaj with full military honours. Army Chaplain. Capt R E Cox. conducted the ceremony at jhe graveside m the Christlan Cemetery,100 words
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Article40 1950-07-28 5 Standard Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR. Thurs —The Sultan of Kedah will lay the foundation stone of the as bly hail of the llwa Keow Chij nese Middle School al Kampong Bahru, Alor Star on Sunday.40 words
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207 1950-07-28 5 Insp. 's Car Was Perfect-Coroner Told Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thurs.— The inquest into the death of Inspector J. Sumithram, aged 26, of the Kuala Kangsar police, as a result of a motor accident the 39th. milestone Ipoh-Taiping Road, was held before the Coroner, Che Bahaudin today. The Court was207 words
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130 1950-07-28 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs— Penang's Malay daily. "Warta Negara" m its ediional to lay mid that the two most important dates m the Malay political historj Malaya this year is June 11 fend July 28. It was on June 11. the editorial said,130 words
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Article42 1950-07-28 5 Standard Staff Correspond*- nt IPOH, Thurs— A verdict ot death by misadventure was returned by the Coroner. Inche Abdul Wahab, following en inquest into the death 3 a 12--year-old Malay boy. Hassan, as result of a tall from a COCOnut tree.42 words
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Article773 1950-07-28 6 '"THE Six- Year Draft Development Plan, the final j chapters of which were published less than two weeks ago, naturally dominated the meeting I of the Federal Legislative Council this week. There j were so many members eager to sing its praises that the debate had773 words
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Letter546 1950-07-28 6 Sir, —Your editorial of July 25, has been read with pleasure and approval by all decent-minded people. You have expressed your views on a subject without equivocation. Now that the Commissioners know the feeling of a certain section of the Press, it is possible that546 words
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Letter332 1950-07-28 6 1 Sir: I am a humble white1 collared worker and have to 1 support a family on some--1 thing like $200 a month. i Now I have been otlered J better prospects. I could get myself a $300 a month job if i the Commissioners332 words
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Letter184 1950-07-28 6 Sir: lam a prospective freshman of the University of Malaya, and am much confused over what I read about ragging m the papers. The President of the University of Malaya Students* Union Mr. K. Kanagaratnam, told The Standard that an unwilling undergraduate would not be ragged against184 words
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Letter246 1950-07-28 6 Sir: Sir Henry Gurney was reported to have said m his speech at Malacca recently that Malaya is "Self governing" and that the Malay States and the British Government are partners. But m the same speech he said that he proposed to introduce a Bill to amend246 words
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Article884 1950-07-28 6 Michael Davidson - IT'S A WAR IN BLINKERS Michael Davidson Says r THERE are so few birds. m the battle-torn South Korea. Look up from this appallir-g war for a moment and listen to the countryside: not a twitter; the infrequent bird that streaks over the padi seems lost, a strange i There884 words
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Article498 1950-07-28 6 We In MaTaya, ronfronfed *ith ffie pro Mem of peasant poverty, can learn a great deal from this Indian experiment by A Special Correspondent NEW DELHI. A half-dozen Japanese technicians and 100 »00 rupees worth of Japanese machinery are providing money making jobs for several498 words
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Article212 1950-07-28 6 Review of Views Counsel To Won n CM NO Women will be bo J soon wen p nam? Ma N» gara uc a v special _tt< X eo.ir«.-nin« V. v general The women dl Warta N better m fu( meet »>♦■:■ the nati Women Beet th:it recm Penang won be212 words
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Miscellaneous38 1950-07-28 6 ]S j, l "l?l i'? _e^r '^taaaaaac V,, \j. 'ii-* m\ m^L mmmS^ \ll!\ jm>\ Z^mZ^^^-ZWmaßmmm Wi I <Wh.''a_HF iLmmm^m^tmmißm^O*% k\ m^&^T^WmmX WWt > V X.'^^^^C^^^^^^^_ X ___U»v j] JmmaSßmmm^^^^^' k _"fl^MHß_\ S BY WOrAEN OF IThe ANDAMAN ISIANQS38 words
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Miscellaneous19 1950-07-28 6 USELESS EUSTACE Rllmn Th* meal's gonna rt* loucb mi werk llr't just «i. n up lb* i butcher's kid19 words
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295 1950-07-28 7 LONDON. July 27 (Reuter) The British contingent "fully equipped with armour and artillery"— to be sent to the aid of Gen. MacArthur's hard pressed forces m Korea will not be drawn from Malaya I or Hong Kong, the295 words
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Article169 1950-07-28 7 US UN Rejoice Over Aid LAKE SUCCESS, July (UP) Amid general I rejoicing m the United s over the decision of j Britain. Australia, New Zealand and Turkey to! tough ground forces to Korea, the U.N. Secre- tary General, Mr. Trygve Lie, saluted the How of U.N. troops to Korea.169 words
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101 1950-07-28 7 >T ST. LAWRENCE. July JT i AP)— George Bernard ho says he has decayed dodderer, celebrated his birthday yesterday by rig that he has writi new play railed "The Lady, She Would Not." t porter, *T ha\f> the play *a little It101 words
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Article44 1950-07-28 7 J ".ONG, July 27, (AP): a lent of Britain's v end troops to Koo far brougnt no sign v along Hongkong's jvith Red China. i is a certain s (Tnesa about the Red fronl .is. 0 British soldiers border.44 words
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Article, Illustration36 1950-07-28 7 Burly Jackson llewitson. Durham miner and a union leader, who attended the recent Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace, is here seen m his working clothes. He says he represented "the working lad* at the party.36 words
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159 1950-07-28 7 WASHINGTON, July 27 (AP) Pentagon optimism about the Korean campaign has been dampened by continued Red successes m plunging through and around the U.S. lines. Some high officers here now say privately that America will win or lose their beachhead m the next159 words
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Article78 1950-07-28 7 LONDON. July 27. (Reuter):! —The Prime Minister. Mr. Cle-j ment Attlee. said m the House' !of Commons defence debate' that ovei hail the extra £100.000.000 to be spent on defence would go to the R.A.F. Of the rei»t. the army would! get a rather larger share78 words
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Article189 1950-07-28 7 WASHINGTON. July 27-( UP)— Britain's growing anxiety over repercussions resulting from an apparently imminent Red China assault on Americanprotected Formosa is matched here by the U.S. High Command's worry lest Soviet-trained Red Chinese armies enter the Korean war. London officials potnt out that' useA.P. - 189 words
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Article37 1950-07-28 7 LONDON, July 27 (UP)— The Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Attlee, last night warned Britons of continued austerity under the rearmament programme because "more hopeful conditions of a few months ago no longer rule.'*37 words
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Article51 1950-07-28 7 PENZANCE (Cornwall). July 27 ißeuter):— A Meteor jet fighter crashed into the sea near here yesterday within sight of hundreds of people on holiday. The two occupants were killed. Another jet a Vampire crashed m a field at Rickinghall (Suffolk), killing its51 words
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62 1950-07-28 7 LOS ANGELES. July 27. <AP). Contrary to popular belief, wine, women and gambling are seldom the real cause of embezzlement, says Dr. Donald R. Cressey, University of California sociologist. He says embezzlement usually 1 starts when a man gets into financial trouble which62 words
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Article, Illustration71 1950-07-28 7 He's After Tanks And Wine Anti-tank squads of the U.S. lst Cavalry Division m Korea, armed with the new bazooka seen below, are out to get the decoration and bottle of champagne which have been promised to each member of every squ id which "kill" a North Korean tank. TheA.P. - 71 words
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Article85 1950-07-28 7 COLOMBO. July 27 (Reuter)— One out of every eight Government employees m Ceylon is m debt, says a report by a special committee. It says that 17.186 of 134 .POO state employees owe Rs. 15,000,000 the average debt being Rs. 900. Causes of this indebtedness,85 words
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Article137 1950-07-28 7 AT THE FRONT IN KOREA. July 27 (Reuter-AAP) —North Korean troops are now using a heavy tank described as similar to the Russian '•Stalin" 55-tonner, and bigger than any type previously seen m action here. U.S. artillery disabled one of the tanks on Sunday137 words
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Article122 1950-07-28 7 LAKE SUCCESS. Inly 27.— (Reuter): An lmionesiin spokesman here said ni^' Government "have no reason for 1 anxiety" over a statement by former U.N. militars observer I that Indonesia is there i'^r the taking by "Communi vi.* h> waiting to walk m." Charges that IndonesiaA.P. - 122 words
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Article, Illustration41 1950-07-28 7 pnoio. Behind a puffing locon otive, a tr .unload of .'O-ton tanks, armed with guns, moves across America, presumably to a port for shipment to the Korean front, where increasing numbers of tanks have arrived m the past few days. A.P.A.P. - 41 words
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Article153 1950-07-28 7 'Nehru Did No Good At A ll': Peer LONDON, July 27 (Reuter) Pandit Nehru's recent .effort to restore peace in Korea was bitterly criticised in the House of Lords by the Tory leader, Lord Salisbury, who said that the Indian Premier's approach to Marshal Stalin had not only "done no153 words
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Article25 1950-07-28 7 The U.S. casualty list in Korea to date is 48 killed, eight dead of wounds, 249 wounded, n injured and 330 missing in action. U.P.U.P. - 25 words
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Article36 1950-07-28 7 Belgrade sources say the Yugoslav Government will soon denounce North Koreas attack on the South as aggression^Yugoslavia was the only U.N. member to vote against the Security Council resolution authorising military action against the lnunricrs. U.P.U.P. - 36 words
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Article48 1950-07-28 7 After 23 years service, the town crier of Honiton (Devon) has resigned because the Town Council had ignored nu<? request for a new uniform "It was so old and shabby, it was a disgrace to the town when I visited other places for ceremonial affairs," h* said. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article12 1950-07-28 7 A typhoon on Wednesday destroyed 50 houses m Luzon, P.I. A. P.A.P. - 12 words
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Article23 1950-07-28 7 The Defence Minister. Mr. Emanuel Shinwell, told Parliament that Britain realised the importance of bringing India and Pakistan "to better accord." a a23 words
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Article33 1950-07-28 7 Elder statesman Bernard Baruch said m Washington that America should arm 1,000,000 Japanese to tight m Korea, adding. "I am m favour of getting the heln of anyone who can help us.' U.P.U.P. - 33 words
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Article24 1950-07-28 7 A Hungarian hospital train, staffed by 15 doctors, has left. Budapest for North Korea yiai Russia as Hungary's contribution' to the North Korean cause.24 words
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Article49 1950-07-28 7 »_J The Hongkong authorities, who are building a wire fence against infiltration of illegal Chinese immigrants by night, find that 1 those returning to Red China now outnumber the incoming Chinese. This emigration is due to war scares and the high cost of living m that overcrowded colony. A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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Article49 1950-07-28 7 Britain I M.l 6 was charged with espionage activities in Poland since 1947 when Vladislav Slivinski, appearing before a Warsaw military court, said he had sent 45 reports on military and political matters to this branch of the British Intelligence Service in London and had been paid US$6,600. A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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Article30 1950-07-28 7 More than .13.000 Canadian? filed past the bier of ex-Premier W. L MacKenzie King on Wednesday m the Hall of Fame on Ottawa's Parliament Hill before the funeral service. U.P.U.P. - 30 words
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Article, Illustration51 1950-07-28 7 photo- King Leopold (centre), whose return to Belgium after a six-year exile, has launched a wave of sabotage and strikes throughout the country, is here seen waving at a crowd of loyalists outside his palace at Laeken. With him are his sons. Prince Baudouin, 19 (left), and 16-year-old Prince AlbertA.P. - 51 words
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Article51 1950-07-28 7 The Prime Minister, Mr Clement Attlee, told Parliament that it was not possi ble to integrate the policy of tho eight member countriet of the Commonwealth over the whole field of foreign affairs. He added. "It would not be m accordance with the nature of the Commonwealth to do so."U.P. - 51 words
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Article34 1950-07-28 7 The United Nations appears to be moving toward some kind ot federation between the former Italian colony of Eritrea and Ethiopia. Britain. however, favours partition of Eritrea be tween Ethiopia and the Sudan ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article46 1950-07-28 7 The Canadian Navy has announced that "one or more submarines of an unknown nation have probably been m the waters off the east coast of Canada during the past month." Navy officials said earlier that Russia was the only power which could have sent them there.46 words
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Article31 1950-07-28 7 The Ministry of National Insurance has, m one skX-rtOMk period, paid off disability clafms of 455. a week to five cases of tenters' cramp and 4,162 cases of housemu'ds" knee. m31 words
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Article17 1950-07-28 7 Sixty-six Reds were killed m Hyderabad m June as police stepped up their drive against terrorists. A.P.A.P. - 17 words
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Article35 1950-07-28 7 A Paris Foreign Office spokesman said that, much as France would like to send land forces to Korea, it was impossible as long as she continued at grips with powerful Red forces m IndoChina. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article24 1950-07-28 7 Probable effects of atom bomb ing on the Manila area are being studied by the P.I. Safety Council by order of President Quirino. A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article19 1950-07-28 7 France is to call up m October for military training an estimated 110.000 men of the 19">0 class U.P.U.P. - 19 words
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Article18 1950-07-28 7 All six crew members were killed when a B-25 bomber crashed during a violent thunderstorm m Kansas. A.P.A.P. - 18 words
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Article13 1950-07-28 7 Oru.sa state will spend *"t5.285.000 to destroy monkeys. which are menacing crops. A.P.A.P. - 13 words
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239 1950-07-28 7 TOKYO, July 27— (Reuter -AAP)— As the U.S. lst Cavalry m the Yong t! ong sector reported the killing of 2,500 Red troops m three days* fighting, it was stated that one U.S. company, which had been cut off m that area, had239 words
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97 1950-07-28 7 Last Chance, Gen. Chiang Warns KMT TAIPEH. July *>7 <Ro,i»crAAP): Kuomint-ane reform has moved a further step forward with the forn itun uf a 16-man reform ecmr.i'ttee. which will formulVe a "new deal" Nationalist Party md ;e--place the present all -powerful Central Executive Qammittee C.en. Chiang Kai-shek told tho meeting97 words
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88 1950-07-28 7 KARACHI. July 27 (AP) The Pakistan press has expressed strong opposition to Field-Marshal Sir William SlinYs suggestion for I joint Indo-Pakistan defence plan. Central point In editorials on the subject is that the proposed ioint defence plan would compromise the sovereignty of Pakistan88 words
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Article46 1950-07-28 7 French Premier Rene Pleven warned that Western Europe must prepare or perish, and that the fate of Europe "and even the world" depended on the way it pooled its men. its money and it* munitions to meet the growing peril of aggression. U.P.U.P. - 46 words
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Advertisement59 1950-07-28 7 BUXGA HA J AMI _K_^_M__. 811 I mmfma^~^nr m^ I H- lei -""?<>,_. _l I I H?_*~ «B_ii2_iß I 1 Hve*^"*^ jr m\ IB HI H _itjtr'- V JR I BUNGA RAJAK BUNGA RADIN MAS BUNGA KEMANTIN AND per BOITLE POPPY RAJAH 1 HAIR LOTIONS BUNGA RAJAH POPPY RAJAH M59 words
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Article41 1950-07-28 8 The latest rubber price yesterday (July 27) were, per lb. Buyers Sellers No. I. R.S.S. spot loose $1,221 $1.23* No. I. R.S.S. f.o.b. in bales Aug. $1.22 $1.23 No. 2 $1.21 $1.22 No 3 $1.20 $1.21 Tone of. market: Erratic.41 words
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Article39 1950-07-28 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. July 2"?. The price of tin today wgs $367.37}- per picul. Up $2.37*. LONDON, July 27. —(UP) Prices of tin on the London market this morning were Spot (closing) £734 Three Months £732| (Morning Spot) £734*39 words
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161 1950-07-28 8 LONDON, July 27 (AP)" Britain and West Germany are near agreement for freeing and boosting their trade to its prewar level. Official sources reported on .Wednesday a new trading arrangements pact, which probably will be ready for signature m about two weeks and gill161 words
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631 1950-07-28 8 NG SEX YEW - NG SEX YEW i -By Standard Stall Reporter MALAYA'S June trade rose to ifl unprecedented level, widening at tbe same time excess of tbe country's exports over imports. The half year's favourable balance of trade reached almost $95,tOM*& The high631 words
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151 1950-07-28 8 Standard Staff Reporter OPENING somewhat easier yesterday morning, the Singapore rubber market reacted with sharp rises m i prices on the report of the big rubber factory tire m Paya Lcbar district Quotations shot up and business was done from a151 words
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Article133 1950-07-28 8 Standard Staff Reporter PEPPER m the Singapore produce market continued its advance m prices yesterday. White Muntok being quoted at 51. 050 and Lampong Black $665 per picul. Only small business passed at slightly lower levels. Copra was firm on good advices from Europe but no133 words
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Article50 1950-07-28 8 HONGKONG, July 27. (AP). Hongkong's stocks of liquid fuel increased by 20 000 tons on Wednesday. The motor vessel, Nutuiana brought 9,742 tons of dtexl oil from Singapore. The meter vessel Paulus Hook broueht 19,000 barrels of fuel oil and 800 drums of petrol from Bahrein.50 words
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Article47 1950-07-28 8 COLOMBO, July 27.— (UP). _-The price of sheet rubber jumped 14 Ceylonese cents to I Rs. 1.60 per pound the highest price m 25 years. The market Wei following the world-wide rise m commodity prices which Started right after the outbreak of the Korean war.47 words
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Article747 1950-07-28 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Malayan rubber shares had small selective .buying today. But the Tin and Industrial sections of the Malayan share market again showed little interest. Closing quotations were: INDUSTRIALS Buyer Sell«r Ale? Bricfc» Pref 1.95 205 xd rd 1-95 2.00 xd Atlas Ire 31 90 12 2fS747 words
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Article160 1950-07-28 8 iw_i™ CI!^ Nt? E rates now.ln force, es supplied br th« Malayan Exchange Banks Association, are ar? follow? dc-i^ns?" *,tb «•*>«.!"» p'; rmlt_„ -s^^a_^_ri^.3 5& v-- is« -m* London S/4 l/Sf «/4 T ?;i« ,,a W> d <• Australia lu l/1B Kt Sg* Wg */4 S/33160 words
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Article, Illustration58 1950-07-28 8 With the Increased tonmare which Singapore port is now handling, the harbour authorities have installed mobile quayside cranes to speed np loading and unloading of cargo. This picture taken yesterday shows one of the mobile cranes now m «c In KafTles Quay. In tbe last six months. SingaporeStandard - 58 words
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Article150 1950-07-28 8 Cloth I TOKYO, July 2*.— (Ke'tterAAP). Japan may ber. Tie the world's biggest expo.. 1 of cotton manufactures, according (to the Kyodo newi -g^uy. Statistics have .>»iowu that her export contracted during the first half of tbe present ,year ending June '3b amc-mted 'to 960.000.00U150 words
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Article21 1950-07-28 8 LONDON, July 27 (UP).— The British Government innounced that tea auctions would be resumed m April 1951.21 words
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107 1950-07-28 8 Standard Staff Reporter aABOUT 1.153.307 tons ot cargo -were discharged and loaded by vessels of over 75 tons at ports m the Federation of Malaya during the first half of 1950. Monthly returns showed that the tonnage dropped from 220«48 tons m May107 words
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344 1950-07-28 8 Crisis Trends In Stock Markets: Gold Is Boom ing sAPTmLMt*, juiy Z7— (lteuter)— Crisis trends were still evident m world markets this morning, according to reports to Comtel, the World Economic News Agency. Goods and gold were still booming. Stock exchanges were again cautious, though with occasional improvements m both344 words
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Article83 1950-07-28 8 Standard Staff Reporter PRODUCTION of tin-in-ore m Malaya dropped from 5.!7»; tons m May to 4.739 tons month but the first half of 1950 production at 8J49 tons was 2.47^ tons higher than the corresponding period of year. Stocks of tin metnl and tin-in-ore also showed83 words
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Article66 1950-07-28 8 I NEW DELHI. July 27 (AP) The Government hai granted permission for thc port of 600 cattle to the Philippines for breeding purposes. They will include water buffaloes from the Punjab and cattle from Southern India. Permission was given earlier this year for the export of66 words
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Article33 1950-07-28 8 PITTSBURGH, July 27— (AP): Tin mill producers now expect near record demand for tin plate through the summer months and will continue heavy for the balance of the year.33 words
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Article130 1950-07-28 8 bpora 6» 1826 10.100 106.50 1 4ft <% 1930 105 50 luriSO 3% 1935 86.00 87.00 3* 1937 92 SO 93 50xi 8% 1938 02 50 9:4.50x1 4% 1939 100 50 102 SO *i% 1946 90 00 92 00x1 Penan* 1926 105 00 iof>50 4|% 1929 104130 words
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156 1950-07-28 8 CAPITAL for undertakings by the Colonial \u epraent Corporation ia Malaya last year amount-?* 1 £4,158-500 or 29 per cent of Uie total for driS? v m tlie various Colonies. lopmp nt Malaya's share of the Corporati«.!. remained the biggest for156 words
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Article80 1950-07-28 8 HONGKONG, July 27: (Reuter-a\AP).— The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank's Canton branch has applied to the Chinese authorities to dose down. The notification published by Canton's Bureau of Industry and Commerce, requests concerns or persons still having some unfinished business with the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank80 words
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Article21 1950-07-28 8 WASHIN (UP) A official cred;T to be p<>rt-I t. He is like.v buyini ti merit. and dozer21 words
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Article, Illustration29 1950-07-28 9 Shipping Aviation The largest ship to be launched as yet m 1950. the ?5a W .S ri eirt liwT ORONSAY (^B,»oe tons gross) glides into the water at Barrow-in-Furness.29 words
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312 1950-07-28 9 ALTHOUGH it has been known for over a year that thc Soviet Union is exploring the range of speeds md Mach I ani claims to have exceeded that no fully substantiated details of the aircraft I nave so far312 words
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83 1950-07-28 9 NEW DELHI. July 27.—Indian pilots have received an invitation from the Royal Aero Club of Britain to take part m the International Handicap Air Race on September 16 to commemorate the "Battle of Britain" m 1940. The race will be run83 words
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Article67 1950-07-28 9 SPRINGFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS. (AP)— A new Indian motorcycle designed for use m Britain and christened The Brave is being introduced by the Indian Sales Corporation. It is a single cylinder model with 15 cubic inch displacement and weighs 247 pounds. i It develops a speed of 5567 words
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Article334 1950-07-28 9 THE UNITED STATES have applied their undoubted ability for hustle to developing gas-turbine engines and aircraft for jnine "fears, and the fruits of their efforts, particularly since 1945, have begun to constitute a serious challenge to Britain's onetime acknowledged lead m jet propulsion, states334 words
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500 1950-07-28 9 Derek Drabble - S 'pore Gets 3,000 Head Of Australian SheepAnd Floating Menagerie Derek Drabble Beside The VTatesVfront By H'AMOUS AS THE MULE SHIP the British-«nsigned, Greek-owned, at last has sailed *SL X SS?' F rench-chartered, Indo-China When she left here yesterday only »5 ln 6 a P<? re for Haiphong, remained aboard.500 words
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Article160 1950-07-28 9 JAPAN'S first governmental representation m the United States since Pearl Harbour Day was established recently m San Francisco. Culminating more than two years' effort by the Chamber of Commerce to secure trade representation by Japanese officials, a four-person group arrived m San Francisco160 words
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Article, Illustration84 1950-07-28 9 A daring rider hurtles oyer three motorbikes stacked three abreast during tests m Bavarian Alps of the new 10# cc "IflM machine. This amazing new model was developed by Norbert Riedel, 38-year-old German engineer who designed a starter for German jet fighters m world war two. Powered by a 4.84 words
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101 1950-07-28 9 TOKYO. July 27 (Reuter-AAP) Japanese shipping agents are now authorised to conclude contracts dircctlv witai foreign shipping concerns for the provision of agency service within Japan, subject to approval by the Japanese Government, announced Mac Arthur's headquarters today. Officials of the headquarters101 words
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Article72 1950-07-28 9 MELBOURNE, July 26 (Reuter-AAP) Dr. Seige Udovikorl. an Australian doctor stranded m the Antarctic,! who had said he would cut his own appendix if aid did not I come m time, was today reported out of danger. Vfoonwhfle, Australia's wartime cruiser, the 10.000-ton Australia was72 words
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Miscellaneous225 1950-07-28 9 fP_fligW IN and OUT OF HARBOUR ]g Amvais iBEN-^Riiji\pa k terson s Vessels Here 1.. wtlA E s vfqtfrhav Simons) _~7* Maron Gdn. 44, Telemachus YbSll-KUAy from UK /Co ntinent; OUTER ROADS |Gdn. 42/43, Tosari Gdn. 41, ELLEN MAERSK (Borneo LUXMI (Boustead) Hai Hsuan, Raki, Star, Arc- Sitsen Gdn. 40,225 words
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Miscellaneous174 1950-07-28 9 ipg^_i__^j Despatches TODAY:— Pontianak Noon by Toboaii; Palembang Noon by Tosari; Trengganu (parcels' only) Noon by Rawang; North Borneo, Labuan Brunei and Miri 6 p.m. by Kelantan. I July 29:— Sarawak (except Miri) 9 a.m. by Angby; Java j Noon by Batavia; Hongkong f and China Noon by Benvenue; Thailand174 words
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Article813 1950-07-28 10 Mary Haworth - Mary Ha worth By Woman Who Was Slave to Her Husband Is Worried By Daughter's Severe Treatment of New Helpmeet, Who Is Showing Signs of Get ting Fed Up, Mom Says DEAR MARY HA WORTH: I firmly believe parents never Should interfere with married children and so far813 words
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374 1950-07-28 10 Substitute For Iron Lung VIENNA, July 27 (INS)— Vienna'^ largest hospital has announced perfection of a "pint-sized" electric device that will do the work of an "iron lung" although jit is small enough to be carried m a suitcase. The "electric lung"374 words
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Article187 1950-07-28 10 TOKYO: (Reuter-AAP): According to the newspaper Tokyo Nichi, the Korean war m Japanese! economy, has so far acted) as a strong stimulant which has boosted the prices of raw materials and employment m some industries. Shipping and shipbuilding industries were the first to be' affected187 words
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190 1950-07-28 10 STROMNESS, ORKNEY ISLES, July 27 (AP) Britain is shipping artificial cherries made with seaweed to America. This latest product is one of' many British chemists have' learned how to make from the 1 seaweed, most of which is. taken from areas off the190 words
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120 1950-07-28 10 LONDON, July 27. (INS)— Dr. Robert Lawson, Sheffield University scientist,, advises late home coming husbands how they can tell whether their wife is asleep or merely pretending. Writing m the optical magazine "Vision," Dr. La. son said "If your wife's lids quiver120 words
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215 1950-07-28 10 Bewildered By Sights LONDON. July 27, (INS)— 1 A lilting Irish brogue brightened the dingy Hendon (North London) police court when a 28-year-old Irishman. Joe Skelton pleaded not guilty to "loitering with intent to commit 8 felony." A suspicious cop, not accustomed to seeing215 words
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Article20 1950-07-28 10 COPENHAi. „p The Mayor of Andersen's nay presented the habitant Mrs Chi and a cop> of A tolas20 words
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Article, Illustration358 1950-07-28 10 EDWIN P. JORDAN - EDWIN P. JORDAN THE DOCTOR S4VS D B> isease, m Written lor Nl A TINY gland called the pitul- tary lies on the underside of the brain at the base of the skull This gland secretes several important hormones which are necessary358 words
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Miscellaneous288 1950-07-28 10 OFF THE RECORD By Ed Reed sfBSBSSBSSBSB I I j "Want to holler 'HI' to Ed and Mary Anne, dear?— They just stopped by to say 'HelloT B*o»>\W i fZ^Hr^^^ vo J PROMISED ON U 7 /*«y^ai _wfiuV SeFas€ WE WEC? E WARPIED. V BENDEO KNEES TMATf= OK THATS JUtST288 words
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417 1950-07-28 11 DOROTHY ROE - DOROTHY ROE dy TTE.V YORK, July 27— American girls will l, e girls asain this autumn. Xhe last hint of the 111 -chested silhouette, the boyish bob and the flapper slouch has been rem .,ved firmly from the autumn fashion picture. Xhe designers voteA.P. - 417 words
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452 1950-07-28 11 SAMUEL G; ESTHER B. KLING - Wives— Here's How To Defeat A Younger Woman's Charms SAMUEL G. ESTHER B. KLING By and Q. Can a wife compete against the charms of a younger woman? A. Of course she can. Most wives do at one time or another, often without realising it. Few husbands haven't chanced across452 words
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Article, Illustration47 1950-07-28 11 BARBARA BOCHER. wlto is 14 years old, is the youngest ballerina m the New York City Ballet Company which is now having its London season Covent Garden. Limbering up during rehearsal time at Rachampton. she ffives expression to the joi de vivre.47 words
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Article204 1950-07-28 11 [ROWING what to eliminate from any costume is the key to avoiding the overdressed look. It's a knowledge which many women never acquire. With it. a woman can always look well dressed, no matter how small her wardrobe or how inexpensive her clothes. Stripping a costume204 words
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Article, Illustration298 1950-07-28 11 WILLIAM E. McKENNEY - WILLIAM E. McKENNEY BRIDGE CORNER By .^LLt other resources failing, there is always a chance that help may come from the opponents. There is more than a little likelihood that a defender who holds a hand that looks hopeless may be taken off298 words
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Article177 1950-07-28 11 ALICIA HART - ALICIA HART By TPHE girl who is plagued by blackheads is likely to feel that hers is a major beauty problem. Blackheads are blemishes, true, but they are not disfiguring and they need not be permanent. Since blackheads arc simply collections' of dried hard oily material177 words
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Miscellaneous749 1950-07-28 11 Today's Radio Highlights RADIO MALAYA (Singapore) Another United Nations Programme transcript from Lake Success can be heard from this station at 6.40 o.m "Alphabetically Yours" is ©n the air at 7.30 p.m. vith Pamela Fairgrieve presenting it. Lunch-time music is provided by Frankie Carle's dance orchestra (1.45 p.m.) while a749 words
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Article81 1950-07-28 12 ALBERT SPENCER. well-known to many racegoers since before the war has been granted a S.R.A. licence as a Jockey again and will be riding at the Selangor August meeting. Spencer can still make the weight at 7.11. His last mount, prior to his taking up an81 words
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Article45 1950-07-28 12 WELLINGTON. July 26: (Reuter-AAP) The British Rugby League touring team beat Wellington by 40 points (10 tries, five goals) to 15 points (three tries, three goals) here today m their first match m New Zealand. The tourists led 24-2 at half time.45 words
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516 1950-07-28 12 SINGAPORE had a fairly easy passage over Army-navy, wuutui K wur-one at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday m the first of two trial matches arranged for the specific purpose of putting the "locals" into tip-top shape for the forthcoming soccer classic— the Malaya516 words
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Article206 1950-07-28 12 Singapore YMCA Tennis Tournament FOLLOWING are the results of yesterday's ties m the YMCA tennis tournament: NOVICES OPEN DOUBLES Dr. T. E. Tay and Dr. Tan Ah Chua beat Richard Loh and Jack Low, 6-1, 6-1; Dr. Ong Swee Law and Un Hon Kuri beat A. M. Nougarou and P.206 words
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289 1950-07-28 12 Standard Matt Correspondent I PENANG. Thurs. Speculation is rife as to whether Law Teik Hock, that young temperamental player who caused a sensation m the 1948 championships when he beat our Thomas Cup hero, Ooi Teik Hock, to rob; the latter289 words
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Article80 1950-07-28 12 TOKYO, July 26: (ReuterAAP). Hironoshin Furuha-| shi was picked captain of a 12-man Japanese team when the All Japan Swimming Meeting last night selected champions to compete with the American team, including Australian swimmer John Marshall next month. The American team is expected to arrive m80 words
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Article43 1950-07-28 12 HONG KONG. July 27 (AP) Malaya University athletes were guests at a supper dance m Hong Kong Hotel last night on their return from a two-day trip to Macao. The hosts were members of the Hong Kong University Union43 words
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Article51 1950-07-28 12 St. Andrew's OB A The Annual General Meeting of Members will be held at St. Andrew's School Hall. Woods-] ville on Saturday July 29 at' I p.m. The Annual ''Past vs Present'" Football Match for the "Lim Chong Pang" 'Challenge Cup will be played 'oil at 5.15 p.m. the same51 words
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Article, Illustration31 1950-07-28 12 Sixteen-year-old June Foulds. who recently- equalled the British 100 yards record, seen here winning at the White City, during the Women's A. VA. championships. June was first m the 100 metres.31 words
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1253 1950-07-28 12 THE Penang Turf Club meetfng on Aug. 5. 7. 9 and 12 will see four now horses make their debut. They are Contact m class 1, Black Velvet, Manchester Cobbler and Real Mackay m class three. i There will be eight races on1,253 words
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322 1950-07-28 12 SUNDERLAND, July 26 (Reuter) Fresh from their triumph m the third Test the West Indies visited Sunderland today for a two days' match against Durham County. They amassed the useful total of 375 before their last wicket fell just on the tea322 words
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504 1950-07-28 12 L.UIN JJUiN Juiy «so i; neuter •> <ust before the M.C.C. sub-Commit tee :r... mi^ ;eam selection for the forthcoming I dl *uu Australia, the traditional Gentlemen p.*** <« jame which was begun at Lords todaj 1 Jiat was not already knovvn. a504 words
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Article, Illustration39 1950-07-28 12 Brigadier R F. II Hud** Negri's brilliant md attrif. tive batsman who mil h* going on home irjve nut work. During His two sr<vtn» >a Negri. lilniki Hudx* scored three centuries til made several v nro nl nvn ftftv39 words
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35 1950-07-28 12 SUnd.trri si iff Rrporvr SAM H ilk trresth l follcn bold with X d tv otfl Bui tour ot le.i\ with W Kuan B K< tm de<". Iti LRt35 words
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Article28 1950-07-28 12 HON (Al'. -Till I 19 J Ma of the In tl I I Iv I latei X Thc VI up ti to none28 words
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Article80 1950-07-28 12 KUALA PILAU. Jolj tt— The 15th. annual athletic sports tlie Tuanku Muhammad hool. Kuala Pilah will held on July 2l> at 2 p.nv There will be two inter- school relay races for tht A and B. divisions. For the old boys there will I be a80 words
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Article, Illustration42 1950-07-28 12 r i— tl h.l OFF AT LAST! Members of thr Combined Singapore basketball Singapore two weeks while visa difficulties, were straightened out |> finally at Kallang airport yesterday. Here they are seen marrhnm will carry them first to Bangkok and then Hongkong. StandardStandard - 42 words
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