Singapore Standard, 15 October 1950
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Title Section16 1950-10-15 1 Singapore TIGER Standard VOL. I K0 105 SINGAPORE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS16 words
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242 1950-10-15 1 Federation To Bargain With Clerks On Pay El Staff Correspondent V MPUR, Sat. The Standard »t the Federation Government into collective bargaining with unions in connection with the own by it* employees over the of the Benhani Salaries •II!"--ing sen? to trade unions and s shortN on this decision, and242 words
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40 1950-10-15 1 Benham Deb ate Likely Put Off For Two Weeks I Stafl M indent it— t l 'e Fede- i m K to report tor a -Jit. po^t- n of t meeting I rtdin ment ...11 be mite in r < vs.40 words
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Article36 1950-10-15 1 China Reds Sai Moving Toward I-C 14 (UP) s from arge Chiforces were vard Indo- I large I umnu- ;-v •onfirm- een from thought mates of iV 170 :ed a Ol r town nably rces i36 words
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59 1950-10-15 1 TAIPEH. Oct. 14. (A.P.) The Nationalists forces in southern Formosa today l gan two days of ma .cuvres. possibiy the most extensive tl\ey have conducted on this island. The manoeuvres were Icing watched by a group of United States Attaches headc by Rear Admiral Harry59 words
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Article, Illustration70 1950-10-15 1 photos. The Sii^upore Standard's first essay contest was brought to a successful close yesterday. Top picture shows Mr. Aw Boon Haw. Governing: Director of the Star chain newspapers, congratulating Mr. R. W. Woodworth of Penang. winner of the first prize, at the Haw Par Mansion.Standard - 70 words
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Article189 1950-10-15 1 WASHINGTON. Oct. 14— (UP) American-French taiks on rearmament were recessed today after France outlined a 28-division three-year programme that seeks down-pay-ment of $:j. 1 70.000.000 in American help next year. The French request includes American dollars and arms to build 10 French divisions to full strength189 words
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134 1950-10-15 1 Seaman Charged With Burglary In King 's Home LONDON, Oct. 14: (Reuter) Douglas Monro, 26-year-old Glasgow seaman, was charged in court here today with breaking into Buckingham Palace, home of King George VI, and stealing a despatch box containing documents. He was remanded until Monday week. The charge accused him134 words
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Article, Illustration390 1950-10-15 1 A GALA reception given yesterday by Mr. Aw Boon Haw, Governing Director of The Singapore Standard, in honour of the winners of* The Standard's Essay Contest, wrote the grand finale to the first of the paper's annual literary competition. With nearly390 words
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Article30 1950-10-15 1 SEOUL, Oct. 14. (AP) Lieut.-General Sir John Harding, British Far East Com-mander-in-Chief paid a surprise visit to the British Commonwealth Brigade in North Korea on Friday.30 words
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180 1950-10-15 1 Gravest Dangers Still In Europe Churchill BLACKPOOL, England, Oct. 14 (UP)— Winston Churchill warned the Western world against becoming too deeply involved with the fight against Communism in the Far East because he said the greatest dangers to western civilization still are in Europe. Churchill told a cheering mass rally180 words
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382 1950-10-15 1 TOKYO, Oct. 14: (Renter- AAP)— United Nations forces, stretched in a westward-scything line across Norjh Korea, today drove towards the Communist capital of Pyongyang. The Communists were reported to be preparing a last-ditch stand there. The line ran almost straight from Kaesong382 words
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Article334 1950-10-15 1 EN ROUTE TO WAKE ISLAND WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN, Oct. 14 (UP) President Truman flew to Wake Island today for a highly dramatic conference with GeneralDouglas Mao Arthur, which is apparently part of a renewed effort by the United States to check further overt Communist-led aggression.334 words
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Article218 1950-10-15 1 TOKYO, Oct. 1-1— (IP) United Nations armies tightened their noose around 12.000 Communist troop* south of Pyongyang today and began forging a new trap to catch the hulk of the remaining 56.000 defenders of North Korea. A spokesman for General I Douglas Mac-Arthur reported218 words
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108 1950-10-15 1 Many Doc tors Affected By US Visa Rule NEW YORK. Ot. 14: (Router) The new United States immigration restrictions may prevent 40 to 50 foreign doctors from attending the fourth General Assembly of the World Medical Association here next week, SecretaryGeneral Dr. Louis Baur said yesterday. Delegates from 39 countries108 words
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Article195 1950-10-15 1 TOKYO. Oct 14 (AP) Two British commando raids on the North Korean east coast, only 65 air miles from the Siberian border were dis- 1 closed on Saturday. Vice Admiral C. T. Joy, Comraander of the Naval Forces '< in the Far East, said the195 words
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Advertisement39 1950-10-15 1 toioui t/K -/wico, imiuazine r H.^fo With This Issue 'CAM® It U o SO_AP_^ L 4 't y i j^^y^*- rT iiiii|fft^ rh'E ONLY 6ENU/HE PtLSENtR J PILSNER BREWERIES NATIONAL CORPORATION J PLZEN Pilsen) i 4 *"»GA»OM -TIL intl39 words
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Advertisement104 1950-10-15 1 Bjß ffe 4RSk fc. lit Sx S^^B, e. fly/ T U^ f o^p^fl On Other Pages Pare Youth Wants To See Malaya Progress 2 I ndergrad To Suspend Publication 2 Threat To Trade Warning To Federation Government S Plan To Aid SE Asia 3 Colony Water Rate Going Up 4104 words
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Article, Illustration579 1950-10-15 3 I Standard Staff Correspondent i LUMPUR, Sat. "The loss of confidence which will be market I>\ l* I**1 introduction of a scale of duty of the nature „1 to a general tightening up of credit which, as past i shown, brings579 words
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Article103 1950-10-15 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Complaints that they have been forced to forego their sugar ration because they cannot receive their ration cards in time from the Food Control authorities have been marie by a number of Kuala Lumpur residents. Some point ouf that they103 words
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Article31 1950-10-15 3 v §4 i pondent Sat— Cheras, Kuala i Mukiin kind in iew to erstand- and the I three Ch oese -v I Council, I m beI Gv-31 words
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Article68 1950-10-15 3 SIR CHRISTOPHER TO VISIT JOHORE Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat— The Standard learns that Sir Christopher Cox of the Advisory Committee on Education, will be visiting Johore Bahru. at the end of the month in connection with educational problem in Malaya. Invitations have been issued to prominent members of68 words
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Article, Illustration132 1950-10-15 3 DOWN in the Malayan jungle, you can hear the soldiers all say: "Who's our favourite pin-up? Who's the jungle queen?" And back comes the answer "Pauline." The lady in question is Pauline Catton, of Acocks Green, Birmingham, who zoomed by air-lift into the lives of our soldiers serving132 words
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Article232 1950-10-15 3 KL Police Officer Dismissed Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Kuala Lumpur's well-known Chinese detective Sub-Inspec-tor, Gunn Chai Lai, a King's Police and Colonial Police Medallist, has been dismissed from the Police Force after 27 years' service The notice terminating his services on Oct. 1, was served on him a232 words
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Article152 1950-10-15 3 Standard Staff Reporter BECAUSE of shortage of hospital staff and teaching stuff, it is not possible to allot a midwife or school teacher for a small area like Pulau Übin. The Acting Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L. Blythe said this at Thursday^ meeting of the152 words
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384 1950-10-15 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUAIA LUMPUR, Sat. Plans are being prepared for a steady expansion of the regular police in the Federation over the next two or three years to 25,000, the present strength being 15,495 and 3.830 extra police. A communique showing the progress384 words
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Article62 1950-10-15 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A verdict of accidental death and no blame to the motor-cyclist, was returned bv the second Magistrate, Che Annuar. at an inquest into the death of a 50 year old Tamil woman, today. it was said that the woman knocked into the motor-cycle ridden62 words
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829 1950-10-15 3 Plan To Aid S. E. Asia developments warrant the t)elief that it will find ways and means of effective help." Of the fifth and possibly the most Important source ol external aid. the report is staled to say that a 'substantial element829 words
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Article160 1950-10-15 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. More bandit camps have beets" located and destroyed by security forces operating on Lai 1 and by the RAF in various parts of the Federation. Following up a night bombing attack in Perak yesterday i ing. security forces opei i1 g160 words
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Article53 1950-10-15 3 sec; A mat. Saturdi Remarking that the off< tee was becoming too preva the Segamat magistrate impost I a line of (100 on each of two Tamils who were found guilty of possessing toddy without a permit. En default of payment, they will have to undergo 5053 words
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Advertisement125 1950-10-15 3 JF./LM. TROPHY NORTH vs. SOUTH I ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL IN AID OF s iH.fi. P. TB. FUNDS W.Q. Ws/cyo Ground, Rifle Range Rd. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28th. Kid: Off 5.15 p.m. and SI. available now at leading Ciubs, Sports Associations. s Every ticket holder will get a seof. I MOTORISTS PLEASE NOTE.125 words
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Advertisement42 1950-10-15 3 GEORGE LEI MOTORS 200, CLEMENCEAU AVENUE SINGAPORE. THE HOME OF SERVICE I w -^n^^ m > OPEN MAY WE SI2IWICE YOUB GAE WHILE YOU ENJOY THE PICTURES OU7AIEII SEIIVERS WE WILL FICK Ll> VoLlt CAK ANVIIML: VWii&n vitAvains rOR gERVICE please hinc 533$42 words
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Miscellaneous231 1950-10-15 3 FEDERATlQfrj^|||ri i SELAAIGOR— Today Majestic: Fashion Parade (Cantonese): 10 a.m., 12. 1 and 9.15 p.m. Odeon: Nancy Goes To Rio 3.15, (5.45 and 9.15 p.m. Princess O'Rourke 11 a.m. an* 1 p.m. Pavilion: Barsfiat (Hindi) 3, 6.15 and 9 p.m. Colorado Terlitory 11 am. and 1 p.m. Rex: City Lights231 words
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Miscellaneous239 1950-10-15 3 Lido: Revenge is Sweet 10 a.m. 12.30 p.m. City Lights 3. 6.30. 9.15 p m. Rex: Jolson Sings Again 10 a.m., 12. :i0 p.m. City Lights 3. 6.30, 9.15 p.m. Savoy: Daughter of Zorro (Man.) 3, 7, 9.30 p.m. IPOlJ— Today Ruby: Mexican Hayride 10.45 i a.m. Sands Of Iwo239 words
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Miscellaneous36 1950-10-15 3 Majestic: Salome, Where She Danced: 12.30 p.m. Sun: Return Of Frank James 12 noon. Table Tennis: Sing Tao team vs. The Penang Union team at New World Stadium: 8 p.m. Hookey: Krian Rovers vs. CRC (women).36 words
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Article, Illustration65 1950-10-15 5 Penang To Be Lit up Nest Year pendent The hap public tattling of mewas e\- ;H m r t stated this at fi was a e te i .1 he awei already year, i be stretch tens the prenenta in M nts t theii Mr. and Mrs. Ong Sim Khenu65 words
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Article20 1950-10-15 5 in ney- ived in. Id pn busi- Sim. I Rangoon >. their met :>* mem- tami- Sir.-^pore j20 words
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Article58 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat.— The inquiry Into the death of a 60-year-old Chinese, Ng Tee, whose body vva.s found floating in the sea ofl Sungei Pinang on Sept. 24 was held before Mr. E. M. Small wood today. Owing to the state of decomposition,58 words
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Article27 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR, Sat.— A seven-year-old Tamil girl. Alagi. was "found drowned in Sungei Raja near the Wednesday Fair, here on Thursday morning.27 words
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567 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PARIT BIVIAR, Sat. An interesting judgment km delivered by >Ir. M. K. F. Rogers in the Sessions Court here al the conclusion of a ease in which Ong Hong Ccot, a taxi driver, was charged with causing the deaths of two567 words
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Article, Illustration212 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sat. More than 100 Malays took part in a religious ceremony at Kampong Kudang* 16 miles from Taiping, swearing allegiance to Government after admitting having regretfully given assistance to bandits in their area. At the mosque, the congregation was addressedLai Fong - 212 words
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Article76 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Sat.—An ex-detective, Chung Ah Kum, 24, was produced before Magistrate Che 3ahaudin this morning on a charge of wrongful confinement of a Chinese, Lee Kim Puat at the race course, Ipoh Chung was alleged to have committed the offence in76 words
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Article137 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat.— The development of the Commissioners Housing Estate at Green Lane is now gathering momentum and every facility will be given to Municipal employees and ex-employees to take advantage of the opportunity to possess their own homes. This was stated by the137 words
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Article157 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat.— A donation of $10,000 was given by Mr. Yeap Chor Ee, the millionaire banker. to the Chung Ling High School. In announcing this gift at a dinner to celebrate his 83rd. birthday last night. Mr. Yeap said, "I shall continue to157 words
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Article149 1950-10-15 5 Standard Stiff Correspondent SUNGEI PATANI, Sat. Two Penang Chinese business men, 34-year-old Leong Lin Choi and 40-year-old Moej Yok Wah, who travelled on a motor-cycle met with an accident a1 the 11| mile ~>>ngci Patani-Tikmn Batu Main Road on Thursday, resulting in the (loath of Moey149 words
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Article120 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Sat.— The following are the successful candidates in the first aid held under the auspices of the St. John Ambulance Association at the Convent. Teluk Anson recently The lecturer was Dr. L. A. Watson and the examiner was Dr. J. Paranjothy:120 words
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Article43 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PEXAXG. Sat.— Two Chinese were injured and taken to the General Hospital when the motor-cycle in which they were riding collided with a saloon car in front of Union Institute in Burmah Road at 7.40 a.m. today.43 words
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323 1950-10-15 5 Standard S t ii lT Correspondent PENANG, Sat. The Municipal President, Mr. H. G. Hammett, expressed the hope that in the not 100 distant future George Town would feel the benefits of an Improvement Trust of its own. H«' said this in his address on323 words
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Article, Illustration114 1950-10-15 5 Yan Pheng Geck; Peggy Renny; Lee Kong China - Yan Pheng Geck Peggy Renny Mr. Miss Standard Staff Correspondent PARIT BUNTAR. Sat. Submitting that ii was not wrong to have liquor in house so long as the duty on the liquor had been paid, Mrs. B. 11. Oon asked for the acquittal114 words
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304 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. Owiiiii to the steady increase in the prices of building materials and the nnci Plain arrival of shipments of steel from the United Kingdom, the Continent and Australia, it i* feare<l that larye building projects here mav304 words
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Article47 1950-10-15 5 PENANG, Sat— The nude body of a 11-year-old Chinese school boy. Cheah Yok Song, son of a merchant m Perils, was found floating in the sea near the Kedah Pier at 10.30 a.m. today. The boy was reported missing from, home yesterday evening.47 words
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Article193 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KOTA BAHRU. Sat. The first case under the Debtor and Creditor Ordinance in Keiaritan was heard by Mr. Justice F. A. Briggs in the High Court, here on Thursday when T. A. R. M. Anamaiay. a moneyj lender sued a Malay woman,193 words
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Article90 1950-10-15 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat— The Penang Dance Association was formed at a general meeting hold at the Piccadilly Hotel this afternoon. The following were ek- I office-bearers: President: Mr I. K. Cheah. vice-presidents: Dr. Cheah Cheng Poh and Dr. K. S. Oh. hon. secretary: Mr90 words
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Advertisement89 1950-10-15 5 I dj-jLonoon I I f^dusivefllljootktts I r- l^-Tk t m she agents:- j HAMDASANI CO., In PHONE. *****.^^5J I PAIN M'^%f& ia *j£s a sweet— no water required —sugar coated s joset digestion I AND HIGH CLASS DEALERS j V HD &SONSLTD..4S, Rafties Plice. Singapore I A 26, OU Market89 words
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Advertisement102 1950-10-15 5 j&w*sS± mT' S WQELB FAMOUS Cycle Dynamo Lighting Equipment Sold by all leading dealers. r aH«»r\ Representatives:T. V. MITCHELL CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG a -i; a. A. A >. Jt. jl A jl.j. ju j. ju j. a *.j. aj.jla AA^. j,;. "now opex" l SPenang's Latest Sea102 words
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Article, Illustration437 1950-10-15 7 fOKYO, Ort. II V* Gen- Mac Arthur's headquarters announced jjjßg oi N«rtli korean vessels and the increase of Red prisoners--60,000) and t!ie world momentarily awaited a new massive U.N. B p >ortli Korea, <ien. Mac Arthur flew off to437 words
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Article25 1950-10-15 7 Nearing N.Korea Capital A the Rei thai e hi r I. in watered frwi tl 7;n .i\a!rv British \nd r. i;u; •fi LBd •-Ist rces25 words
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54 1950-10-15 7 F ntline South Korean troops are now carrying light weighi >ns develo] II S Qu u U M^r Corps in It c isia of items such as d< ice dried biscuits. rid cheese, dried sh, ted peas, cube sugar, dried red pej per, green teaeuter - 54 words
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Article19 1950-10-15 7 Britons Are Making History Now (Reuter): n- Far British B B 1 1 M 1 HP B C B.19 words
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Article37 1950-10-15 7 T ite < len Smuts buge collection oi diaries, documents, letters and books wil] be placed ai th€ service of the Soul i A can Union, his son, Mr. C. Smuts has announced in A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article107 1950-10-15 7 WOKINGHAM, (BERKSi. Oct. 14 (Reuter) Parents have gone back to school here, at the express desire ol their children's teachers, who complained that pupils v.< re being confused by two methods of teaching. Mothers and fathera helping with the homework, were using out of107 words
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39 1950-10-15 7 HONGKO ;G. Oct M AP'— The nmunlsts have seized the Cat! University oi Pe- king. which h;t> been run b> > un Fathi rs ol the Divine v »rd he p^< 26 j es rs39 words
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Article47 1950-10-15 7 Red Sneak Raid On US Warship I MACARTHUR'S lIQ.. 0:1 14 I (Reuter-AAP) An unidentij tied plane early this morning made u low-level attack on a i U.S. warship lying oil' Inchon and also dropped tw6 bombs on Kimpo airfield. No damage Us reported at the airfield.47 words
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Article115 1950-10-15 7 HONOLULU, Oct. 14 (AP)— When President Truman arrived lure aboard the presidential plane Independence yesterday, en route to his one-day conference today with Gen. MacArthur on Wake Island, he was welcomed by the wife of Adin. Arthur W. Radford, Pacific Fleet commander, at theirA.P. - 115 words
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Article, Illustration636 1950-10-15 7 \V A SHINGTO N, Oct. 14 i (Reuti i >: The people of America have born advised to drink a glass of salt water in the eveni ol an atomic biast as it is almost as effective as plasma in shock 1 real ment. TheU.P.; A.P.; Reuter; AAP; UP - 636 words
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Article, Illustration62 1950-10-15 7 Seventeen Negro workmen ol a Georgia lumber company were shot and wounded while en route to the plant, vyhich is involved in a labour dispute.— AP .er of ti:r ("forth Jv jrean \y, us Corps, attached lo t > nth Korean Army, disi»ly rests a hand on herAP - 62 words
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Article, Illustration251 1950-10-15 7 Eein&oreemettts For I-C WASHINGTON, Oct. I* (\V) \mic! growing indication* thai Indo-China is hrinu, made the scene of the next krcmlin-inspired flare-up, America has assured France that she is making every effort !to rush the delivery of military equipment to hartl-presned251 words
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274 1950-10-15 7 U.S. Tells UN: Act On Army Proposal Or See Peace Explode NEW YORK, Oct. 1 1 Al»)— As Rureia'i Andrei i>liif^ky sought to wreck ihc Acheson Plan for a I .V army i<» fiiriit aggression by talking disarming!* «»n East-West collaboration for pcarc America's rodcr Dulles bluntly t«»!<l the I274 words
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Article89 1950-10-15 7 UN Hasty, Say S. Koreans SEOUL. Oct 14 iR. AAP): South Korean Gkwei mcnt ofTuials described "hasty" the resolution of U.X. interim committee Korea limiting Presideni Syr:" man Rhee's authority to Sou I Korea. They added I th< v bad i been officially informed < resolution by the United tions89 words
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Article29 1950-10-15 7 A egation of ranking Turkish officers has crossed the 38th Parallel into Communistinfested hills to obsei > i ftg with Major-Gen. Eiofoari Gay, I'.S. Cavalry Commander. UPUP - 29 words
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Article31 1950-10-15 7 Hungary's army must be strengUiened because "Tito, the bloodhound of imperialism and j his Fascisi gang are in the neighbourhood," Hungarian Ma-jor-Gen. Sandor NTogradi told factory workers in Budapest.31 words
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Article56 1950-10-15 7 Four Czech soldiers, who desert°d to Western Get many M Thursday, said the Korean conflict had been a "hitter lesson" f.>r the Czech people. "Now every body in Czechoslovakia believes that Russia first invites her satellites to start a war and titea leaves them in the lurch.A.P. - 56 words
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Article, Illustration28 1950-10-15 7 M shal Tito hat (lie noi ified I" S A ibassad< I ">■ Alien that Ym clayia wilJ seek tielp soon 'i America e. A. P.A.P. - 28 words
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Article, Illustration3363 1950-10-15 8 GENTLEMAN, THE TOAST IS THE BOOKIES, GOD HELP THEM A Prince Monolulu regards some bookies as the greatest athletes of our age. But the British policeman can run even faster. However for the honest' bookie, says Ras, things are not always milk and honey. He also tells the story of3,363 words
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Article79 1950-10-15 8 MY friends, wherever you may be-^-whether you are reclining in the luxury of the Ritz; whether you are buried in an armchair behind The Times and sipping your whisky-and-soda in the Poonah Club; whether you are at home in Mile End. Marylebone, Manchester or MacclesfLeld with79 words
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Article, Illustration39 1950-10-15 9 Flyiag hi^li in Hollywood is p.etty Linda i>.:rn< 11 I Century-rax star, soon to be seen in a new picture. Catelfc lines aside, Linda is a pretty pood flirr. In fact, she's on« of fiimtown's keenest enthusiasts39 words
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Article147 1950-10-15 9 JOHNNY WEISSMUI.I.ER J iias taught scores of people how to swim, bul in Columbia's jungle thriller, "Mark of the Gorilla," he taught a person how to drown! The movie is the current attraction at Singapore's Rex where it is drawing good houses. One of147 words
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Article78 1950-10-15 9 nOLI.YWOOD. Oct. I?— Jean Simmons said in Hollywood that htr engagement to Sir wart Granger "makes my trip to America complete." Stewart (iranger said. "W« have planned and looked forward to this day for u long lime. It makes me feel very happy and exceedingly fnrtunaie.A.P. - 78 words
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Article44 1950-10-15 9 I>ARIS. Oct 14— Hollywood's 28-year-old actress Deanna Durbin nnd 44-year-old screen director Charles David expect to marry before the end of this vear '"somewhere in Europe" £>avid said on Friday. It will be David's second rmrriage. Miss Durbin's third. A.P.A.P. - 44 words
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Article, Illustration943 1950-10-15 9 OSWALD HENRY - OSWALD HENRY By CEYLON AUDIENCES TO SEE S'PORE-M ADEM ALA Y MOVIE J?OR the first time a Singapore produced Malay film is to have its season in Ceylon. The movie is "Nilam" the 12-reeler which *aa made in the studios «f Malay Film Productions Ltd. at Jalan943 words
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Miscellaneous655 1950-10-15 9 YOUR EADIO PROGRAMMES D n |A m*i AY A People"; 1M Radio Ma?ailne "Ml- Pons (coloratura soprano) and Andr;K.IOKI IVIAL/\IA ava 1 Vffairs"- 1 t5 Interlude; 805 Re- Kostelanrtz and his Orhcestra; 11..>> o.w».t^ nnnn Ua from B.H.'c., London: S.l.^ News! South America take it away: 1 pnj SINGAPORE gj«655 words
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663 1950-10-15 11 SKIP - SKIP Bv Kl i u MPUR, Sat. Selangor had to haul to rlear their first H.M.S. Malaya todai 11 piayiti^ at home against Kedahrwon 1> X 15 points (2 penalties and three f, points (two penalties) after a game b wry and a I663 words
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Article41 1950-10-15 11 Dalcross, Adniral Very Fit DAVKS s i nd truk ■da\ morn■i, wis very The na the 58 irm-d by I tali il of P rt s-.i:--and Big I t< Lg c for the s if D W Ol TO b -ars41 words
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Article120 1950-10-15 11 PENAXG. Sat.— The victorious Sing Tao Table-Tennis Team of Hongkong swept the board against the Ker.g War; Club Tebble Tennis Team of Penang by five games H singles 1 double) to nil held a1 the New World Park Stadium last night The results wore (Sing120 words
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Article, Illustration38 1950-10-15 11 Before The Big Game Wegri-Malacca and CoTr.bined Services players being introduced to Air Vice Marshall Forgarty before their HMS Malaya matrh on the Singapore Cricket Club rodaas yesterday even n is:. Services won 29-0 (Report on Page 12).38 words
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Article310 1950-10-15 11 FOLLOW i\(i are weights for Saturday I lie opening day of the Penan*: Turf .'lnfo Autumn meeting: (lass 3. Div. I— Good Advice 8.11 CLASS 3. DIV. ESS" PoS Trobefla §.00 1 Trumpington 8.08 Jimmy 9.00 Ettonian 8.1 i Lightning 807 Tn Bosun 8.11 Bsnquet Hull 8.11310 words
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403 1950-10-15 11 SKIP - SKIP i B > i WOMEN'S hockey has caught on in Selangor in a big way and there are no less than ten club and three i school sides playing this season, a figure which is a record. Of particular significance in I the403 words
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Article, Illustration284 1950-10-15 11 PARAS and Nene are in Java, Nai Klong has returned to Bangkok, Brooks has no worthy opponent at the moment, Jimmy Welch is preparing to invade Manila, but hexing goes on in Singapore nevertheless* Wally Oakes, who now stands aione in the promoting field.284 words
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Article177 1950-10-15 11 Herman Rappa - THE SQUATE RING Herman Rappa Gtj Malayan boxers. Il s his biggest bout to date. The long-awaited return between Kan Tong Kee and Young Roberts has materialised. The referee's action in stopping the first fight in round lour and awarding the decision to Roberts on a t.k.o. has been the177 words
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709 1950-10-15 11 Leong Hew Meng - Leong Hew Meng By IPOH, Sat. Penang confounded eriticf fcy putting up a magnificent display against Perak to* day winning by 22 points (2 goals, 3 tries and 1 penalty) to 11 (1 goal, 2 tries) in their first match of the HMS709 words
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305 1950-10-15 11 A BIG crowd turned out to see ihe annual Boccer match between the Indian Recreation rluh and the R.A.F. Seletar for the Mahatma Ghandi Memorial Challenge Cup (donated hy Mr. S. R. Jagathesan) at Farrer Park yesterday. The Indians playing with bet lor305 words
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355 1950-10-15 12 -Sundoy. Octol»r7s^9so^sapore^ S>((lltWr( SHOCK awaited the Singapore Civilians vlien they travelled up to the English College ground yesterday to meet the Johore Bahru XV in a H.M.S. Malaya Competition southern section tie. Singapore who were expected to score a runaway victory were only ahle355 words
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Article288 1950-10-15 12 AUDEX - Negri Sports Review AUDEX By THE Old Boys soccer competition which created tremendous interest also brought to a close the soccer season in Negri Sembilan and Negri Sembilan sportsmen have now turned their attentions to hockey and rugger. Negri Sembilan's hockey league has begun for the fourth year since it288 words
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Article47 1950-10-15 12 TIMERS and TIMES HIGH TIDKS at the principal resoits in Malaya: Singapore 12.54 12.29 Malacca 10.02 10.14 Port Dickson 8.43 8.55 Port Sham 7.46 8.13 Penang 2.37 2.58 TODAY Singapore 1.41 1.04 Malacca 10.41 10.50 Port Dickson 9.22 9.31 Port Sham 8.18 8.54 Penang 3.09 3.35 TOMORROW:47 words
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1008 1950-10-15 12 KEN JALLEH - PENG SOON FIGHTS HIS HARDEST BA TTLE KEN JALLEH By SINGAPORE'S defending singles champion, Wong Peng Soon (Mayflower) defeated his Wrongest challenger* Ong Poh Lim (F. N.) in what was undoubtedly the hattle of the year when they met in the semi-final of the Singapore singles championship played at the1,008 words
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Article80 1950-10-15 12 Indians Brat Taiping CRC TAIPIXG. s Indians de- ted ie Taipi:-.^ CRC by four goa s to one in disi .rt hockey Bxture played a1 the esplanade iy. S< liar Gam my gave the India is a two-nU lead in the first If. In the second half, Thiam Hock scored80 words
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Article55 1950-10-15 12 PF.XANG. Si The visas for the Perak Chi Football Federal q com] to go to M lan have been approved T is team w s sti nded in Penan? for over a week due to tfc Don-arrival ol the visas. I:- manager is now making an55 words
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Article486 1950-10-15 12 LONDON, Oct. 11: (Renter) A preat win by Arsenal kept them at the head of Division I League table today at the expense of Manchester tinted, who had been only a point behind. This defeat dropped Man- Chester United in the table as Newcastle, whose defeat486 words
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Article, Illustration31 1950-10-15 12 Negri Malacca skipper Mitchell leading a dribble in the HMS Malaya Rugby match played at Singapore yesterday between the combined States and the Combined Services.31 words
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97 1950-10-15 12 PARIS. Oct. 14 (AP)— World boxing champions Sugar Ray I Robinson (welterweight). Ike 'Williams (lightweight) and Vic Towcel (bantamweight) will j come to fight in Europe this winter, Paris promoter Bilgert I Benaim said on Friday. Benaim said agreement has been reached between97 words
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Article102 1950-10-15 12 ABERTILLERY. Oct. 14— (Reuter) England beat Wales by 22 points to four in the season's first Rugby League International played here today. RUGBY UNION COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES Cornwall 9 Somerset 20 Devon 21 Berkshire 0 G'syershire 23 Dorset &W. 0 OTHER MATCHES Harlequins 48 U.S. P'mouth 3102 words
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237 1950-10-15 12 IPOH, Sat.— A solitary goal scored by Ding Hong Kee ten minutes from the end of the game gave Perak Central the victory over Perak North and South Combined in today's hockey game played on the padang. Play was fast and interesting but was237 words
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479 1950-10-15 12 335 For the the 5< 'm came int after that l g t heavier pack M and -c DO > lfe| j quarten i nrrt cum who inti ■way, th( from yeni ovei I Bavact I Then <-■;,■ the fin rd by Du479 words
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Article103 1950-10-15 12 Singapore Schools Trounced show; bination the S Association I Schools Institution by ftve g The outstanding p the skipper of Kariin. live scored the John Mark two got was also en For the pu* up e S H A Lnitia I seventh mil through John shori d n Ab w103 words
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74 1950-10-15 12 Selangor Club Just Heal Eurasians KUALA I. Selang i I ing ol S C to ;v hockey n a1 The r nl without b minutes of the hi; y-otl Ihl but 'i.e E il through the fence and 1 Tin' Stheir si cond the lead a1 Paying w mination, the74 words
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Article29 1950-10-15 12 Joe Louis To Fight Again NEW Y Deih: champion 1 i Ws deft at by plans to conti probably Brion m O Noven a a food Louis Lmmc lUI29 words
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Article, Illustration457 1950-10-15 12 NORTHAM. Oct. 11: (Renter) From near!> every point of view the HOC could feel well Mtisfied with the outcome of their one-day drawn match a«:aiii-l a Western Australian Country \I here today, the fir-t game of their tour. The batsmen snowed sparkling form in scoring457 words
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