Singapore Standard, 13 October 1950
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Title Section17 1950-10-13 1 Singapore Standard fan m. VOL. 1 NO. 103 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS17 words
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246 1950-10-13 1 Standard Staff Correspondent M \l ll MPI R, Thurs. The Standard learns following private information received from 11 ,-Imh (on thai the I nited States Government proto open all a\ailable synthetic rubber plants to I m lhe war effort, an emergency meeting of leading246 words
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Article116 1950-10-13 1 May Hold Talks On Missouri )d 12 m the it President nference Arthur this place battle- Ati as j l of i lhe Pre- Arthur and foi a de- j miles waa the j g eur'.y ir. v ith the tl c more its to ac- i rs har i116 words
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Article78 1950-10-13 1 SAIGON. Oct. 13. (APX French forces have withdrawn from Thainguyen. former principal Viet Minh base m North Ir.do-China. which the French seized on October 10. A French military spokesman said the withdrawal was made on Tuesday without any Vietminh pressure to a new defence line about78 words
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Article, Illustration47 1950-10-13 1 Fire broke out m a Chinese shophouse m Malay Street last night and destroyed part of a huge consignment of buffalo hide. Picture taken at the top of a staircase shows a portion of the gutted shop with firemen standing by. Standard Photo.47 words
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Article140 1950-10-13 1 Output Of Power Reduced Standard Staff Reporter The output of the St. James' Power Station will be reduced until a new blading arrives from the manufacturers, the Singapore Municipal Electrical Engineer. Mr. C. C. Payne told The Standard last night, hinting that power cuts may be effected fron time to140 words
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Article133 1950-10-13 1 Australian Budget Introduced CANBERRA, Oct. 12 (Reu-ter-AAP) Treasurer Arthur William Fadden today introduced m Parliament Australia's biggest peacetime budget. It proposes A £700,000,000 (£560,000,000) expenditure m the current financial year. Mr. Fadden is leader of the Country Party irr the coalition Liberal-Country Party Government. Mr. Fadden announced there would be133 words
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50 1950-10-13 1 Standard Staff Reporter Eight Chinese taxi drivers and some passengers near the Southern Hotel. New Bridge Road, just before midnight last night, were involved m a street fight, with thfi result that three of them were injured and removed to the General Hospital.50 words
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221 1950-10-13 1 Standard Staff Reporter ARSONISTS took advantage of the black-out last night and tried to set lire to a Singapore Municipal electric sub-station at the lonely Bendemeer Road off Lavender Street, but the attempt was foiled by the prompt arrival of the police.221 words
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109 1950-10-13 1 BANGKOK, Oct. 12 (AP)— Jolted by reports that 200 Siamese students studying m England are not going to school but are living the life of "society butterflies," the Siamese government has ordered a committee representing four ministries to carry out an investigation. The109 words
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278 1950-10-13 1 Standard Staff Reporter IF a sub-officer of the Fire Brigade is not p«"mitted to marry after his il itial three years' service it would be "inhuman and mos* i nnatural." Municipal Comn issioner P. J. Johnson told Tne Standard yesterday. Mr. Johnson was commenting on278 words
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203 1950-10-13 1 PLANS are now nearly completed for the staging of tomorrow's gala reception given by Mr. Aw Boon Haw, Governing Director of the Singapore Standard, m honour of the winners m The Standard Essay Contest. With Dato C. J. Paglar. as Master of Ceremonies,203 words
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417 1950-10-13 1 6 Divisions Push Within 70 Miles Of Reds' Capital TOKYO, Oct. 12-(UP)-Six United Nations divisions surged through North Korea today against diminishing Communist resistance. Five of the divisions— plus the British Commonwealth Brigade smashed toward Pyongyang, Red capital, on a 100-mile battle are stretching from the south to east. The417 words
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296 1950-10-13 1 TOKYO, Oct. 12— (AP)— Big guns of the U.S. battleship Missouri, Allied warships and naval planes set fire today to Chongjin, a far northern part on the cast of Red Korea. The industrial port city of 190.000 inhabitants is 34 miles southeast of Red296 words
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Article182 1950-10-13 1 1st Cavalry Captures Hanpo-ri WITH THE FIRST CAVALRY DIVISION, Oct. 12 (UP) Battle-seasoned First Cavalry Division troopers kicked oif at dawn today with a threepronged assault northward from the 38th Parallel and by nightfall their left flank elements had seized the town of Hanpo-ri, 20 road miles above the parallel.182 words
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Article26 1950-10-13 1 WASHINGTON. Oct. 12--(Reuter)—The official list of American casualties m the Korean war rose to 24.163 last night, an increase of 3,407 m one week.26 words
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Article61 1950-10-13 1 TOKYO, Oct. 12 (ReuterAAP) For "conspicuous gallantry m action" m last month's Inchon landing operation, Rear Admiral William G. Andrewes, C.8.E., D.5.0., has been awarded the American Silver Star Medal, General Mac Arthur announced today. Admiral Andrewes, Royal Navy Flag Officer, is Second-in-Command of the61 words
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Advertisement72 1950-10-13 1 On Other Pages Page Councillor Urges Alternative Site For International Airport 2 Torm Singapore Brigade Now' Plea 2 Indian Interpreters Seek Redress 3 Penang Shooting Outrage 1 Union Chief Warned.. 5 Living Costs Have Risen In Colony 5 Victorious GeneralEditorial 6 Move To Oust Nationalist China 7 Protest Against ProKsed72 words
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Article154 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. The Executive Committee of the UMNO has decided: (a) to form a delegation to interview and consult the authorities concerned on the question of State Nationality. (b) to form a committee to investigate and report on the question of154 words
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Article68 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs At the Executive Committee meeting of the UMNO held at Kuala Lumpur recently, 12 Advisory Committees have heen formed. They are: Working Committee; Finance; Political, Education and Election: Organisation and membership: Publicity and Information; Economic AtTairs and Rural Development: Religious68 words
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Article, Illustration277 1950-10-13 3 mdian Interpreters Seek Redress Standard Staff Correspondent KLALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Indian Interpreters m the Federation have drawn up a lengthy memorandum which they intend to submit to Government urging that their student interpreters be put on a commencing salary similar to that of theirLim - 277 words
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Article60 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA PILAH, Thurs. Eleven Chinese and two Tamil labourers of Ladang Geddes Estate, were fined a total of $45 each for gambling at the central kongsi and breaking the curfew. In another case. 42 labourers, Chinese and Indians, of the same estate60 words
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190 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent X U ALA LU M PUR. Thurs. The iMalayan Chinese Association is campaigning for more members. The association hopes by the end of this year to bring its membership total to 200.000. a Kuala Lumpur M.CA. official told The Standard.190 words
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Article80 1950-10-13 3 dmdard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Thurs.— Attaps >r thatching the -oofs of houses id bullock-carts a.c m demand i Negri Sembilan An official port released fc diy mentions at there was a great demand >r attap rumbia m the various districts. A Malay contractor m Rembau alone disp'-80 words
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100 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent M A UMPfR, Thurs.— Representatives of Malay ta fi Parts of the Federation, except Perak |c v :abled m Seremban for an extraordinary j ed :Ml Uw Malay Teachers Association of the 1 re- t ted by 14 votes to nine the100 words
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Article, Illustration110 1950-10-13 3 photo. photo. pa t.re. Mr .:a! Ml* Yon? (liin Fah i after their wedding il k ilt I.umpur recently. j .■'nm is on the staff of Bin Huat Pottery H ks Ltd The bride was ran h Miss Yap Swee Bros:. C.F. Larm 1 redding of In;C.F. Larm; Negri Studio - 110 words
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146 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Thurs— "Many people are of the opinion that the British Council is merely a cultural organisation interested m art and exhibitions," stated Mr. J. W. L. Gale of the British Council, last night when he addressed Seremban Rotarians on146 words
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Article, Illustration252 1950-10-13 3 rnoto. Standard- Staff Correspondent KOTA BHARU, Thurs. In the Supreme Court. Keta Bahru, before Justice F. A. Briggs the first case here under the Debtor Creditor Legislation was heard when T.A.R.M. Annamalai, a moneylender of Kota Bharu, sued Munah binti Che Musa "for $9,839.79 andArmy P.R - 252 words
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Article88 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Thurs.— The president of the Se^si as Court, Inche Azmi bin M o hamed convicted and sentenced Gan Kit Leng. 21, two charges of abetting the offence of criminal intimidati n and with being found m possession of seditious publication on88 words
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Article103 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. An estate m Perak was raided by armed bandits yesterday. They burned two smoke houses, three labourers' lines, one house and a packing shed and also damaged the estate factory. There were no casualties. I Also m Johore, a103 words
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Article39 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Thurs.— There is demand for sago as livestock food m Negri Sembilan. an official report disclosed today. j This is due to the shortage of padi and other feeding* stuffs m the kampongs.39 words
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Article92 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA PILAH, Thurs. A Malay, Lebai Derman, was committed to stand his trial m the Supreme Court at Seremban, during the next Assizes, on a charge of murder of another Malay at Kampong Jumbang, Sri Menanti, m March. 1945. The case arises as92 words
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Article55 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KAJANG, Thurs. The District Officer, Tuan Haji Abdul Aziz, will preside at a meeting of heads of Government departments and pensioners to be held at the Broderick Club at 4.45 p.m. on Oct. 24. The meeting will discuss the formation of a55 words
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Article62 1950-10-13 3 WSL Appeals For More Members Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. An appeal for new members is being launched by the Women's Service League Ladies' Rest Room (International) here. Subscription is f per mo:;lh. Besides providing refreshments at low cost, the Room also provides books and r. gazines and other amenities.62 words
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Article, Illustration417 1950-10-13 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. "However widespread the use of the English language, it is stilt a foreign tongue and will not be spoken by the masses of Malays In their homes", remarked Dato Haji Mohamed Eusoff, when asked for his views on MalayP.R. - 417 words
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Article78 1950-10-13 3 MUAR. Thurs. Convicted on a charge ol giving Ca c information to the police, thereby causing tbe tnesl <>t n I I Teo Lam was sentenced i y I Inche Rauf. the Muar ma. tra to pay a fine ot $75 I t rgo 4n days' rigorous78 words
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Article48 1950-10-13 3 KAJANG, Wed. —The President of the Kajang Sessions Court. Mr. D. M. K. Grant, sentenced Chong Ah Wong. 19, to six months rigorous imprisonment for stealing a bicycle and dishonestly inducing Yap Chiang to hand over to him $40. Chong had seven previoi 1 Lctions.48 words
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Advertisement169 1950-10-13 3 Cop f, t ht jf- mm \f ft ounce W Good news for mothers You Remember start giving Ft res can buy Farex, the ideal hen y our Nif weighs 15 lbs, weaning food for babies, m Every baby needs Farex. It's the new convenient 10-Ounce tins. carefully balanced ready-cooked169 words
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Miscellaneous401 1950-10-13 3 <_*___ t> 1 Cathay: Give Us This Day: 2.30, WA 11_t\ir* T J SLLANGOR Today 6.45 and 930 om TAIPING Today Metropole: Haunted Mansion Majestic: Sweet Dream (Can- and Gold Lock (Chinese) 6.45 Lj do Jesse James: 3. 6.30 and tonese): 12. 3, 7 and 9.15 p.m. and 9 p.m.401 words
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Article, Illustration1175 1950-10-13 5 S'PORE UNION CHIEF WARNED AT INQUIRY 'You're Liable To Jail' President Standard Staff Reporter THERE WAS a dramatic turn at yesterday's meeting of the Seamen's Inquiry Commission m Singapore, when the President of the Indo-Malay Pakistani Union, Mr. M. A. Majid, asked to be allowed to withdraw from giving evidence.1,175 words
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Article81 1950-10-13 5 Standard Siatt Reporter ol the Sißgapore Police Force will be i bia farewell parade for Singapore's Police Mr. R. E. Foulger. at tin* i>l on \o\ 2. years Mr 5 Commissioner ag< have C I -:0-'" s j his period l and eir own tele--<tem,81 words
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Article, Illustration71 1950-10-13 5 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING, Thurs A 52--vear-oUt cook Woon Seong Chow, was produced before gistrate Che Abdul Aziz j Mere Of) Tuesday on a charge of having terrorist documents i Wong was arrested on Mo:.-! day at the residence of the a c I i71 words
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Article, Illustration267 1950-10-13 5 Delegation Front Pakistan Standard Staff Reporter A T^ G-MAN delegation is now m Singapore to invite Muslim* m Malaya to the first annual session ot the Motamcr-E Alani-E Islumi (World Muslim Conference) to be held m Karachi from Dec. 29 to 31. The delegation,standard - 267 words
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Article29 1950-10-13 5 SATA APPLE TO DOCTORS tfl Reporter Com- Anti offei li N three St iff, ii y need arises. >■ G H. Garts arc to one v- f sudden PI j29 words
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Article46 1950-10-13 5 FOR TRIAL AT S'PORE ASSIZES Tan j stand Assizes i '..irv m i Court j he was with posi and six muni- aSI a pai'". X b laid Sl eet Sq t 13. ing on a the light, police I arrested Bed, Sm th s waist46 words
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Article149 1950-10-13 5 THE story oi how a quarrel over a debt led to the death of an Indian fitter was told m Singapore Relief Court yesterday. In the dock stood a 26--year-old labourer, Velayudhan Bhanu tentatively charged with the culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Senior149 words
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Article264 1950-10-13 5 THE GREATEST provocation for a Tamil is the brandishing of a broom on his face by a woman, argued Mr. A. P. Muthuswamy, counsel assigned tor the defence, m an appeal which was dismissed yesterday at the Singapore Court of Appeal. The appellant was a264 words
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150 1950-10-13 5 Standard Staff Reporter A LETTER from the Singapore Commanfaf Party, changing the Seamen Employ iwt 111 Bureau v> iI li corruption and other practices, was handed over to the Seamen Commission of Enquiry at its sixth public session isi the Victoria Memorial Hall150 words
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Article96 1950-10-13 5 Standard Staff Reporter A RUSH for the new telephone directory is expected at thc Oriental Telephone E ectrica] Company office today. Seven thousand five hundred post cards, have been sent to subscribers yesterday morning asking them to collect the directories. There are 40.000 to bo96 words
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Article26 1950-10-13 5 THE S:hi-ap< re Co-op.. c Stores Society Ltd. will hold a luncheon party on Sunday ai 1 p.m. to celebrate its fourth anniversary photo.26 words
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213 1950-10-13 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE COMMITTEE appointed by the meeting of delegates of Singapore trade unions to survey increase* m cost-of-living and make recommendations for increased allowances has found definite facts and figures to prove an increase m the cost-of-living, especially since June this year.213 words
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Article40 1950-10-13 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG Ti. irs storms during Septe did some damage to vegi ta) gardens, and the reduced output resulted m all round i increases m the local markets, j states the monthly agi ici 1 -port40 words
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Article58 1950-10-13 5 KK Gives 10.272 To Varsity Fund Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. rhurs. -Kua i X Bar's contributions towards U University of Maiaya Endow ment Fund for the months of August and Septembei lounted to 110,272 Of the<e $902 came from the sa brick coupons. Donations received bi the Ipoh bank'; for58 words
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Article30 1950-10-13 5 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING, Thurs -T. moration of La Saliian the St Geoi Institution will stage a concert iv i -hool ha s lay, Oct. S SQ p.m.30 words
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Advertisement168 1950-10-13 5 y 7>\ r (jQ y^}---' A^ =£9^ synchromatic gear change, the feather- refinements. Vo: town or for longSfie sits back relaxed and serene,.. touch steering, ail contribute to the distance dm ing, here isa car beautiful only the flicker of thc speedometer joy of handling: while to the passen- m168 words
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Article, Illustration332 1950-10-13 7 'Move gte Oust N'list China NEW YORK, Oct. 12 As the General Assembly Political Committee progressed with the Aeheson Plan for a L.N. army lo fight aggression, a cool reception was given to a formal Russian proposaf for a Big Five conference332 words
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Article, Illustration334 1950-10-13 7 photo. COPENHAGEN, On. 12 (Keuter): Although pointing out that K'.ii.i'o oligarchy* while frothing words of peace, has since 1945 armed force*, trained ami organised more than almost countries of the worid put together," Mr. Winston Chur jjjH i rapid creationPANA - 334 words
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Article54 1950-10-13 7 Second 'Korea' Looming LI > i utral miliay, pointregion •.-backed II Ri China, reported ..rms c most I Red q p] tea *.< i H .»f the lmh»-( hina tordrr rtjptm has shakes the •ntirf military balance that \y_ iu.fii the warns Fi> i, iminh. quip- Thatkhe Chi I h54 words
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12 1950-10-13 7 w. Germany Waiting,' West Is Told a I he r man i12 words
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Article13 1950-10-13 7 'helpful' Talks On Jap Treaty X Lit CAP, Deai h a p peao13 words
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Article131 1950-10-13 7 RANGOON, Oy. .2 (AP):—\ S en-months-otd X:/ i >"' cii haa ior playmate It-foot boa coitstrictor. But the little boy'j porenti are* worrying. attachme it between child d make make a strangt itom Thm father, Maung Aye a "mw r hi the delta rillaye Shwepay, relate*131 words
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Article95 1950-10-13 7 MANILA, Oct. 12 (Renter)— j Moro Congressman H. Gulamu] Rasul iia- petitioned the office •i: President to require; n m Mindanao, 90 per I oi whom are Muslims, to i a- iiy theii Koran when j iv court or taking r oaths. R n si95 words
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Article101 1950-10-13 7 WASHINGTON, Oct 12 (AP) —With President Truman's departure for his dramatic top-secret meeting with Gen. Mac Arthur m the Pacific," speculation placed thc site of the rendezvous *at Honolulu. Wake Island. Manila or the baitieship Missouri, scene ol the Japanese surrender m World War 11.101 words
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173 1950-10-13 7 CALCUTTA, Oct. 12 (AP) V correspondent of the newspaper Statesman has confirmed the Peking radio claim that Chinese Red forces had entered Tibet. Reporting Irom the North Bengal bonier town ol KaShnpong, he says that the Ked* bad penetrated ">0173 words
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Article75 1950-10-13 7 WASHINGTON, Oct. vi iai-j j_U S State Secretary Dean Aeheson said he was disappointed .ncr the North Korean (Communists" rejection oi Gen Mac Arthur's surrender offer, but expressed hope, that the Reds might still take some peaceful action I The TJ.S Secretary of State De-. i f_chesA.P - 75 words
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Article, Illustration16 1950-10-13 7 Seoul <m«en, f1...k to v l b.^ »a|-ket pS et up^a cora of^ ooe gttgj*^ A.PA.P - 16 words
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Article62 1950-10-13 7 TOKYO. Oct. 12 (Reuter): When a military plane from Korea crashed m Japan on landing, three crew men were killed, ar.d three war correspondents and two military passengers were injured. The correspondents wei c .John Colless of Reuter-AAP, John Jefferson of Columbia Broad casting Service, and62 words
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Article34 1950-10-13 7 COVENTRY, Oct. 12 —(AP):— Home Secretary J. Chuter Ede said m _n address here that Britain aims to set up a civil defence force of about 800.000 within a few months.34 words
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Article260 1950-10-13 7 Clerk Helped In Battle EIGHTH ARMY HQ. IN KOREA, Oct. 12 (UP)— lt is now disclosed that a fighting one-star general, with a decimated regiment and a handful of engineers and clerks, halted the main Communist drive on the night of Aug. 31 and thereby helped save the U.N. Pusan260 words
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Article52 1950-10-13 7 OTTAWA. Oct 12 (AP): Canada's sp c cial 10.000-man force., recruited for s< rvice m Korea, is scheduled to sail for Okinaw a next month. Meanwhile, Greece has announced that a Creek brigade .'.ill leave early Ln November to join the Q.N. Forces52 words
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Article115 1950-10-13 7 New Tale Of Mass Murders WONSAN, Ot. 12 (Reuter) The townspeople m Wonsan claim tiiat the Communists four days ago beheaded 500 anti-Red Korean prisoners, including women and children, when the fall of Won san seemed inevitable. The Reds are said to have buried the bodies j m river sands.115 words
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Article73 1950-10-13 7 Kew YORK. Ot. 12 (Reuter) Coi. Alfred G. Katzin. persona! representative of the U.N. Secretary-General m Korea. said here there was little capaci'v for further resistance m North Korea barring unexpected assistance to the Communists. He had just returned from Korea. He told a press73 words
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Article101 1950-10-13 7 W ASH] NC,T O N. Oct 1 2 (UP): -The U.S Defence Department announces that 24,163 casualties have been officially reported m the Korean fighting through Oct. 6. The Department said these figures do not reflect all the casualties which occurred up to the timeA.P - 101 words
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Article28 1950-10-13 7 I Shah Mohammed Reza Pa- hlevi, ruler ot Persia, has been betrothed to Soyaya Eefandiari, beautiful 18-year-old Persian girl, m the Teheran Royal Palace's Hall of Mirrors.- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article33 1950-10-13 7 A.P A Joint US. Suite Departj ment-militarv mission under Mr. John Melby and U.S. Marine Corp S Major Gen. Graves Erskine has returned to Washington uy air alter n eight-day Stay at Jakarta.■i.A.P - 33 words
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Article62 1950-10-13 7 T.S. Amhassador Adm. Alan G. Kirk has left Moscow by air for iwo weeks m Western Europe on 'personal husiness."' He hopes to visit London. Paris and Brussels. Senator Claude Pepper (Dem >- crat Florida), m India on a tour, lunched with Pandit Nehru on Wednesday. Senator "ill report toA.P - 62 words
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Article43 1950-10-13 7 A 40-year-old (ireek. Loenidas Stryngos. identified by an Antwerp court as the former Minister of Food of the (ireek Communist Markos' government and a member of Markos* general staff was sentenced to three months' imprisonment and fined C14 living illegally in Belgium.- A.PA.P - 43 words
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Article54 1950-10-13 7 South African scientists an making v'..^* to use a tree to ight drought m various parts ■of the country. The tree i.s the j ordinary American mesquite which sends its roots down a(J for f>o feet for water and keeps flocks and herds alive through long droughts with heavy ;<>.jcbReuter - 54 words
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Article49 1950-10-13 7 The Pakistan Parliament has adopted a resolution supporting the U.N. Security Council '*m asking ior immediate cessation i ol hostiliUeS m Korea"' The resolution added. "The attack by North Korea on the' Republic ot South Korea constituted a breach oi the peace."' j A.PA.P - 49 words
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163 1950-10-13 7 NEW DELHI. Oct. 12 (AP)— lndian Prune Minister Pandit Nehru has told his Pakistan opposite number. Liaquat Aii Khan, that agreeing m advance on one rigid, uniform procedure foi the settlement of all disputes between India and Pakistan is "unrealistic. inaDtiroDriate and unworkable A c163 words
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Article, Illustration266 1950-10-13 7 USI Challenges UN Righ t To In tervene In 'Domestic Affair' JAKARTA, Oct. 12 (AP)t-— Aa ilu- L.N. tommission asked the Security Council for v.id**r Mwen to settle tile South Molucca* conflict, and the Indonesian Government challenged the I .V ri«rht to intervene m it* "domestic affair." rebel Amboina appealedA.P - 266 words
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Advertisement67 1950-10-13 7 FOLK WEAVE FOR GRACEFUL CONfORT fi MARO REAR i'iWr %r c »Y J/ ;C> I THIS REALLY EXCELLENT BRITISH FURNISHING FABRIC WiLL WEAR WELL. THE COLOURINGS ARE PLEASING AND WILL GIVE ADDITIONAL BEAUTY TO ANY TYPE OF ROOM AND FURNISHING SCHEME. ATTRACTIVE MULTI COLCUPvED ORANGE/BROWN CHOCOLATE TISCUIT *o o *-prn67 words
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Article, Illustration12 1950-10-13 9 picture. d lYlix Koussel sweeps into Singapore harbour. Standard Shin- StandardStandard - 12 words
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Article, Illustration397 1950-10-13 9 cl Shipping Reporter f PROI 1* moment yesterday for M.le f I „1 |b« Keliv Ronaocl when he brought the .kilL.whitc liner alongside al Singapore after nine i> i plain I u-rre \!i\ Has not m coni- Ke!i\ Ro«a»el visited lhe ColonyStandard - 397 words
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Article16 1950-10-13 9 annotmcr eat e make a igat i o o r from airport16 words
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Article, Illustration104 1950-10-13 9 'ACE' MACHINE READY SOON SIR BEN Picture by ONE OF THE biggest undertakings m the electronics field, the British "ACE' machine, that has a storage capacity for about 8.000 binary digests and can operate with a million oi these is nearing completion. This was announced by Sir Ben Lockspeiser, SecretaryThe Standard. - 104 words
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Article85 1950-10-13 9 Standard Shipping Reporter The first Indian-owned passenger liner. Jalagopal. to ply regularly from Madras an»l Nagapattinam to Si .gapore, eagerly awaited by the Indian community here, arrived m the outer roads yesterday and halted at the Quarantine Anchorage. After being released by the fort Health authorities,85 words
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Article82 1950-10-13 9 LONDON, Oc. .2.- R I'ter) The Indian National Steamship C-nnpany of Calcutta has purchased two more ships m London for their lines, the s s. "San George" (4.<i72 Ions) arid the s.s. "Custodian" (5.881 tons), it was announced here today by Air. T. S. Subramaniam, a82 words
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Article31 1950-10-13 9 BOMBAY. Oct. 12 (AP)— The Bombay Seamen's Union on Wednesday placed a ban on Indian seamen signing for the s.s. John Lyras, which is under U.S. Navy Charter.31 words
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Article20 1950-10-13 9 ALL POAS Skymasters have been chartered by the Siamese Government to carry United Nations troops to Korea.20 words
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149 1950-10-13 9 THE UNITED STATES produced 475,569 metric tons of rosin and 108,266 metric tons of turpentine m 1949 the magazine Foreign Commerce Weekly, published by the U.S. Department of Commerce, reports. Twenty-nine per cent of the rosin and 25 per cent of thc turpentine were149 words
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Article, Illustration694 1950-10-13 9 Standard Aviation Reporter WITH JET POWERED aircraft destined to play a major role m international air transportation about two years hence, Department of Civil Aviation officials are faced with problems that are not likely to be solved until Singapore has built694 words
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173 1950-10-13 9 Standard Staff Reporter AIRLINE staff m Singapore beware of a tall mustachioed man who may scrutinise you with narrowing eyes. He may with suddeness draw out an implement with a sharp point from his pocket Don't shy away. Just carry on working, for173 words
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Article, Illustration59 1950-10-13 9 ONE of the F.E.A.F. Sunderland flying: boats now operating: with the ILN. Forces m Korea starts her take-off run at Iwakuni, Japan. In the background is the American Flying Boat Control Ship. Operating with US air-boats, the F.E.A.F. Sunderlands are maintaining a day and night patrol59 words
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148 1950-10-13 9 Airship To Guide Traffic I n Britain BOURNEMOUTH, Oct 12 (Reuter)- -A 108-feet non-rigid type of airship i.s to be used to j dire ct traffic here during next j year's Festival of Britain celeb- rations. This ship, first of its type to be buill m Britain for more than148 words
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Article26 1950-10-13 9 TAIPEII. Oct. 12 (ReuterAAP)— Nationalist China today dispatched a Liberty ship with rice, sugar, salt and DDT as relief goods for South Korea.26 words
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Article28 1950-10-13 9 LOS ANGELES, Oct 12-<AP> The American aviation industry's first long-term labour contract, and the firs! providing for cost of living increases, was signed on Wednesday28 words
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Article26 1950-10-13 9 VERA CRUZ. Oct. 12— (UP)— Mexico's worst hurricane m ten years sank an estimated 20 small coastal fishing boats m the Gulf today.26 words
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Advertisement124 1950-10-13 9 HJLAB IVANS PACIFIC SERVICI Wn Overland >. Lo> Aagefcs, All American Canadian Cities e«-n.»ns 9 han <°MM aOd 27 Oct 28/30 Oct o for MmnAmHR Kobe Vnkoh»ma b| 1 ii»ub.ir Jk lMnstao. X St.KVH ISA (WEST COAST)»AH lit vb lAP V HONGKONG. r- nnuu 13 oct. for Colombo. Bombay. Karacbl.124 words
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Advertisement990 1950-10-13 9 SAILINGS tnOM SIANDLVAWA I X MMMW Spore P Sham *en»air "Nordvest" for Saigon Banttko* 1* 17 Oct. 13 14 Oct. taii Oct "Korea" for Bangkok. Manila. Hohk Kong. Kobe A: Yokohama. »-3u Oct. "Danholm" for Bangkok 810 Mov. ••Nordhval" for Bai«on &i Bangkok 17 18 Nov •Kina" for Manila. Hongkong990 words
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Miscellaneous120 1950-10-13 9 (air arrivals] 'j I [and DEPARTURES] \______s&~j!^ nreg<' Arrivals KLM CONSTELLATION from Jakarta BTA BJSb a.m. GABUDA INDONESIAN AIRWAYS. DOUGLAS from Jakarta. Bangfca I I •'-■"> pm. MALAYAN AIRWAYS DAKOTAS from Alor Star, PuUAMLg, laipinif. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur ETA 8.15 p.m. from Kuantan. Mor Ster, PeuanCa Kuala I.umpur BTA <120 words
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Article286 1950-10-13 11 Samuel G; Easter B. Kling - Your Marriage Samuel G Easter B. Kling !>'• tnd fill A Happ? Vslfr? .s chances be pictucted Authorita- .Ed the •'..iv.on to happily traits are marrir a single happiness avoid debt? I gs easily i :r h without I the c hi i "aa ke friends I to i n't286 words
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556 1950-10-13 11 New Anti-T.B. Drug From Tropical Plant Other Antibiotics From Soil By ROBERT N. SCHWARTZ CHICAGO, Oct. (INS)-The discovery of a new antibiotic drug which shows high potency as a killer lof the tuberculosis .germ and fungus growth was reported by a biochemist. The new drug, tentatively called plumericin— from the556 words
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Article, Illustration14 1950-10-13 11 Ed Reed - Ed Reed By "Well, what are you waiting: for a receipt?"14 words
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Article141 1950-10-13 11 MACCLESFIELD, Eng. Oct. j 10, (INS) Forty-six-year-old Russell Wright of Macclesfield. Lancashire, performed one of the toughest endurance tests ever attempted m Britain when j he walked 12 miles backwards from his home town to the I nearby town to Buxton. Wright covered tTie distance m 3141 words
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Article232 1950-10-13 11 i LONDON, Oct. 10 (Reuter) A one-acre farm m a London school is celebrating its first birthday. It started as an experiment at Lewisham, a South East suburb, to teach town-dwelling boys "life down on the farm," and is run with the help of232 words
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Article, Illustration500 1950-10-13 11 EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D - EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. Muscular Spasms Around Person's Face Nothing More Than Habit By Written for NEA Service Ttf ANY people are troubled j by strange muscular move- j ments, particularly around the face. What causes a person to blink the eyes all the time? My eyesight500 words
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Miscellaneous227 1950-10-13 11 r 702? d PtIXXl£ answe* to nawtmm rvxzLit wm Kfflsmsi EEE 33— C: art order lillll A J L ,J A 39—.- :c unulate IpfEfeff LIE IsMSIE k! P 42— Gree* letter I mi i ,1 M i i -Hereditary factor |Ti -Period of time AR3 O"" R jW. JL227 words
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Miscellaneous173 1950-10-13 11 B/^vH fl ffilMi I 11ll 1 i— J I -,y>^yy— T /7gf_\\ I dagwood/ you no pear jI I i i MerreßGorl Si^s» A~~al _-JTy_ make a note) £2E» SggtJWR 1 CJ___2F____ r^ *^:'S™e___*>J yj'/it £\f \V > I OF rrAND PUTIT^L ao. J^7m J:r >^' at 1 I forget173 words
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370 1950-10-13 12 ALL-INDONESIA, who wind up their tour today, with a match against Singapore Civilians played the Sino-Malays yesterday and drew twoall m a game which could have been highly interesting but became instead an exhibition of below-par soccer which a large crowd a little disappointed.370 words
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112 1950-10-13 12 Brace (15) Plays For W. Australia PERTH. Oct. 12 (AP) Bruce Buggins. 15 yearold schoolboy, will keep wicket lor Western Australia m the game against English team starting October 16. Bruce is the youngest Australian ever to play m an official match against England. Bruce's only interest is cricket. He112 words
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Article106 1950-10-13 12 LONDON. Oct. 12: (Reuter).— Jean Borotra, the famed Bounding Basque of French lawntennis, suffered his first defeat from an Englishman m the British covered courts championships for many years today when he was beaten at the London Queen's Club 3-6. 5-7. 6-1, 6-0, 6-3 by Geoffrey106 words
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Article398 1950-10-13 12 TWO well balanced teams the /Colours and the Whites played themselves to a standstill when they sweated it out to a 0-0 draw m a keenly-contested hockey trial of the Singapore Hockey Association held at the S.R.C. yesterday. The Colours had the better •of the exchanges m398 words
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Article125 1950-10-13 12 MALAYA ADMITTED PARIS. Oct 13 (AP) Singapore and Malayan weightlifting teams, with teams from Ireland. Guatemala, the Saai*. Costa Rica, Haiti, and Puerto Rico, for the first time, were admitted to the membership of the International Federation of Weight, il'ters Thursday. Japan was admitted to the membership alter a ten-year125 words
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Article163 1950-10-13 12 Sel. Club Trounce Guards KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Scots Guards were no match for the Selangor Glub m a friendly rugger match on the padang, this evening, the Club winning by 20 points (one goal and five tries) to nil. Skrine, the Club left wing three quarter, scored four of163 words
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Article132 1950-10-13 12 PENANG, Thurs:— The Chinese Club drew one all with the Ferry Youngsters m thc semi-final of the Victory Cup soccer competition played on the Victoria Green yesterday. The Chinese Club had to play with only ten men m the later stages uf play when the132 words
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Article94 1950-10-13 12 IPOH, Tues.— The Perak Badminton Association h; ye selected six players foi the match against Singapore oft Cctober 21 and 22 m the semi fi iai ol the Foong Seong Cup Competition which will be held at .he Happy World Stadium. They are Teoh94 words
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Article105 1950-10-13 12 Following is the latest lasslfieation of horses sued by the Straits Racing Association. TRANSFERS From Class 1 to Class 2 Ouranos. From Class 2 to Class 1 Kaiserine; Springbok. From Class 2 to Class 3 Everest; Royal Borough; Raheen; Victorine; Ovatoin; Windy Island; Egyptian Queen; King Regards; Sisteron;105 words
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Article59 1950-10-13 12 LONDON, Oct 11 (Reuter) Following are the latest U.K. football results: SOCCER Representative match: The Army 4 Civil Service 2 Ulster Cup (re-play) Linfield 4 Glenavon 1 RUGBY Rugly Union Surrey 10 U. Hospitals 5 U. Services 8 Rest of Hants 8 Staffords 6 Middlesex 25 Rugby59 words
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Article380 1950-10-13 12 KUALA LUMPUR,. Thurs.— The first inter-school Rugby match of the season took place today on the Victoria Institution ground between the VI and Clifford School, Kuala Lipis, the VI winning by a penalty. A very large crowd mostly schoolboys cheered their respective teams lustily. Rain,380 words
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Article43 1950-10-13 12 BLACKPOOL. Oct. 12 (UP) A Tory convention here was interrupted this afternoon to hear an announcement that Winston Churchilfs horse Colonist II had won at Newmarket. There were loud cheers. Churchill skipped the convention's opening to attend Jie race.43 words
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356 1950-10-13 12 Perak Confident Of HMS Malaya Win By Leong Hew Meng IPOH, Thurs. Perak is out to win the HMS Malaya Rubgy com petit ior and Saturday's match against Penang on the Ipoii Padang will show hou strong the team really is. There is no thought of possible defeat here. The356 words
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Article, Illustration297 1950-10-13 12 picture. Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The third football "Test" match between Singapon ,1 th, Federation, for the Malayan Sportsmen** trophy, v l be played at the Jalan Besar Stadium on October 21. I 2 The donors of the trophy, Messrs. IsidoreKoh Chin Peng - 297 words
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Article36 1950-10-13 12 IPOH, Thurs. The YMCA and the Commandos drew twoall m a hockey league match played on the Padang today Velupillai and Ferdinands scored for the V" while Capt Ramsden netted both the Commandos' goals.36 words
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209 1950-10-13 12 I SINGAPORI s lor thii I competition of 44 proi at Farrer Park. Singapore i. makings of a tei which can be Ear year thank the influx of 3 S:. Andn a But there ig ever, m thai tunity hai tern a combined moo209 words
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Article236 1950-10-13 12 RAJKOT. Oct. 11 (Reuter) Frank Worrell skippered the Commonwealth cricket team to the first victory of their tour today when they defeated Saurashtra by nine wickets with a day to spare. Saurashtra were all out m their first innings for 139, to which the Commonwealth236 words
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Article156 1950-10-13 12 PERTH. Oct M ißeuterAAP)— The If.CC leave out Len Sutton, Trevor Bailey, Eric Ho! lies and Brian Close ior the one-day match against a Western Australia XI at Xortham on Saturday. The side will be selected from the remaining 12. m which both wicketkeepers156 words
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Article98 1950-10-13 12 BOYS of the Malay Schools yesterday met at the grounds of the Geylang English School for their annual inter school sports. The events differed from those of English schools m that one of the Malay national games, Sepak Raga passing a wicker ball either with the98 words
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Article69 1950-10-13 12 Injuries will < (>nt and possibly two changes 1 the Combined Services Rartj team due to m. n Malacca m the HMS Malaw competition tomorrou It was reported I that the RAF's I to rake for the Sei is injured and hiv j be taken by69 words
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Miscellaneous66 1950-10-13 12 S___\\t<s\ V rt TIMERS HIGH TIDFS at the principal resorts m Malaya: TODAY Singapore 11.27 Malacca 8.44 9.04 Port Dickson 7.25 7.45 Port S .am 6.27 6.54 Penang 1.30 1.44 TOMORROW: Singapore 12.09 11.57 Malacca 9.23 9.39 Port Dickson 8.04 8.20 Port Sham 7.07 7.36 Penang 2.05 2.21 SUNDAY Singapore66 words
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