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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section18 1950-09-30 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA sdfgsdfg SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.18 words
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Article59 1950-09-30 1 Bevin says 'We must cross* IMI'I'D N VTIONS armies were this morning massed all the N th Parallel, •waiting the order to enter North Korea. military and political observers m Tokyo expected the lered to cross the boundary^ pass through the Hod and extend their59 words
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Article, Illustration122 1950-09-30 1 U.N. TO ADMIT MAO MEMBER VIA SUING MEADOWS, Sat. £IR Gladwyn Jebb of Britain, President of the Security Council, yesterday disallowed a Chinese Nationalist double veto against an invitation to the Chinese Communists to attend the Formosa debate starting November 15. ..♦-.se Nati Dr. Tina m T i the andU.P. - 122 words
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Article44 1950-09-30 1 JAKARTA. [>RESIDENT So I rday c ibl< d to Mao he bis- x and tlons" 01 the pie m connection with the ftrsi anniversary of the i People's Dr. Soefc the b] Inj ;jt'a<e and prosperity to the ile. A.P.A.P. - 44 words
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Article94 1950-09-30 1 MAO ENVOY TO BRITAIN SOON LONDON, Saturday. 4 LEADING Chinese Communist said yesterday that the establishment diplomatic relations between Britain and Peking would not be delayed much longer The forecast was made m an Lntervi< Liv Ning, vice-chairman of the All-China Federation of Frade Unions and Communist China's unofficial "RovingU.P. - 94 words
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Article135 1950-09-30 1 Sgt. Zain goes back )NE of the nine Malay Ro<iimcnt sergeants, who leave Singapore to-day aboard the Empire Orwell a two year course at Sandhurst, was born m Hampshire and left England when b€ was one year old. Hi la Sc Z3in Mahmud Hashim of Kelantan, who— <ven although he135 words
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Article57 1950-09-30 1 TOKYO. Silt. .MENERAL Mac-Arthurs \j spokesman said yesterday that British troops m Korea have been doing one whale of a good job" on a tough assignment. He said they have been successfully clearing out R< i d pockets of resistance left when the U.S. 24thA.P. - 57 words
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Article14 1950-09-30 1 Canada yesterday withdrew it s 11-year-old bar against German immigration Canada.- ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Article122 1950-09-30 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. L\ i (area annount»'d vesterda> girt t«»t.»I Imerieaa casualties In the Korean (.ontiit t up to i week is 11 SI it i -li^her than the eomulatire total announced lip to Sept. 1 i i* indudfN 5.441 dcid. wounded and the iead SJMI wereReuter - 122 words
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76 1950-09-30 1 French prepared for Vietminh attack SAIGON, Saturday. •■-HI. Jitiua Foreign Lesion garrison ..i Caobang has prepared tt.r an expected attack by Vietminh rebels dispatches from the front said yesterday. id that Caobang's 2,500 m population had been moved to Langs :i becau supplies and the m( from the Communist forcesU.P. - 76 words
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Article20 1950-09-30 1 q tnd Prii inds n to visit VI and Q i at B P.ilace N v 24.— ReuterReuter - 20 words
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81 1950-09-30 1 i.UNDON. Sat. IKlk Influential wcricly journal The Economist yester-congratulan-a the adtiinlstratlon m the i-'dera-Llon of Malaya uti having r.ade "considerable progress" m several directions diram past tew months But the administration nad particular eausei for The Economl :dln^: -While General Fighting the guerillas no little success InReuter - 81 words
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Article55 1950-09-30 1 1 rom ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Sat TH! h<i( is li. v.iih little prosper! of rain, and the -,<»in^ lor today's races i> likely to i>e v >tni Kks are fa t .v the nionicni. Wy besl beti kc BRAVE \M\l>. HEIDLEBERG and No REGRETS. rKESPASSER'S best55 words
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Article23 1950-09-30 1 The nex I the Committee of Ministers ol the Counril of Europe ha* been ftx'-d i >r November 3in Rome23 words
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Article73 1950-09-30 1 WASHINGTON. Sat MALAYA was the leading Asian exporter to the ed States for July, with a ta] Oi 1'55J3.900.000. This ia under the U5525,500,000 ,i similar business donedurins Juno. But the July trade showed a hanisorne prolit for \i il lya the American Imports being onA.P. - 73 words
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Article29 1950-09-30 1 An American soldier has been killed In Stuttgart by accident when another soldier grabbed bis rifle by the tri^^r to prevent its alip'piqg from his shoulder. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article19 1950-09-30 1 Mrs. Clara Bryant Ford. '6-i .v ol Henry Furd. died li loi yesterday ol hear ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article176 1950-09-30 1 GIRL WRESTLERS TRAIN IN S 'PORE Free Press Stuff Reporter £IX well-built Singapore girls, adopting names like "Daughter of Kong," "Phantom Lady" and 'Mary Marvel", will box and wrestle m Jakarta next month. Two of them are Eurasians: the rest Chinese. Although most of them have never fought before, they176 words
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Article, Illustration17 1950-09-30 1 M Another glorious race da>. (ieorse. Let's scram before tin* guard checks the train."17 words
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Article53 1950-09-30 1 A »iant landslide en ■s and moved a railway 100 yards m the Swedish Municipality of Surte yesterday. An estimated 40 houses In the community of about 2.o;)0 person s were destroyed. So far only one person is known to have been killed, police m GotA.P. - 53 words
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Article49 1950-09-30 1 FOLLOWING India's ezampit of sending elephants as i; sits of goodwill. Pakistan is to send an elephant to Turkey a» gesture of friendship. Besides ihc elephant, which will be shipped from east Benzyl she is to send other animals sar^estefl by a visiting Turkish journalist. A.P.A.P. - 49 words
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Article90 1950-09-30 1 COMMUNISTS START FIRES IN PENANG PENANG. B Penang Fin p<>: :i a rter ot a mile from the Penang R.u on fire. An I irt of the town lire alarm box was b: after a short interval. I box v bluz.' before the rtre fightMi rearh'd the spot long after,A.P. - 90 words
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Article147 1950-09-30 1 U. S. h its out at Moscow WASHINGTON. SalunU\. THE I \S. State Department olluially described Kussia yesterday a^ power-hungry government bent oil spreading its power by force In a policy outline, dratted at President Truman's suggestion, the Department said that since 1945 the Soviet Union has annexed some 7,500.000A.P. - 147 words
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Article22 1950-09-30 1 General Dean 'a prisoner' CHINJU tKOM A MERK ,->u:d wei n E man the C Islor. r Dt an t R,.Hc A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article22 1950-09-30 1 I\l RING iiih moriuiu "s Morm m Sinjjapoitrif tr.ish«-d on a larue house m 'ham-en l.anr. Thr liiiunc iH d:unas«'d.22 words
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Advertisement27 1950-09-30 1 gfgfess? ■iA ANTIQUE HOUSE *0H UMC.Or? KIUINCV KO.S'NKE v il oi iM Tl 1 LAST..T there can be no improvemem m) a .Playgr's N? 3 x^ P27 words
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Advertisement127 1950-09-30 1 M. Flinter S. Grinberg Diamonds Jewellery 67, Stamford Rd., (Eu Court Bldg.) Spore, Telephone 7923 S V CAL 111 V l'ONs 5 IjTy M sines o\ jf^j. COLUMBIA R« A DME PON GARDE A CUPIDON POL BABILL\RDE baud) x IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGI I Una voce poco fa: lo >no127 words
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Article, Illustration220 1950-09-30 2 LAURA FILER - DR. TURTLE MR. RABBIT LAURA FILER 4 Korean folk tale retold by Sc<: > 10 oo to tilt" h > IS* M I'm you en.K 1 bnlli; Rabbit ri himself on his Dr T Do I conlent. "I i i Sea I and d the )f the re m ;rse."220 words
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Article1473 1950-09-30 2 S. C. GEORGE - S. C. GEORGE By Midshipman Andrew Christie and his iriend. lien Noakes of a privateer recently returned from sea. are pressgan^ed on to a Naval warship at I'lxmouth Andrew is now an ordinary sraman. The warship sails lor Calcutta where they join a fleet hound1,473 words
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Article, Illustration128 1950-09-30 2 r\NE ol the Empire's pioneer lands has issued a 2d. stamp with GO years of adventure behind it The stamp celebrates tha diamond jubilee of British rule 111 Southern Rhod< sia B country rich m sold and big game. This land was brought Into the Empire by CecilJ.A.A. - 128 words
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Article, Illustration26 1950-09-30 2 British Naval Units of the Iti Fleet have been opei Naval Force m support of land forces m X ntenance Carrier H.M.S. Unicorn of Singapore) en26 words
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Article, Illustration384 1950-09-30 2 Capt. W.E. Johns - Capt. W.E. Johns By Air Commodore Raymond calls m fi trouble m Malaya. An unpleasant chmracl Cant Langlev Vandor. of Eurasian ci a-Uon, firearms to bandits. His aim rush. o\. rUtsfl and run Maluua himself. As tl a <* and Vandor has his own airstrip, Raymond asto go384 words
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Advertisement67 1950-09-30 2 For wlioU^jle pun Sole Agents F. E. ZUELLIC (M) LT P O BOX 7*5 MNC.AI MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAiRS Him S«nt Pian., p O f g^ f p vkolt of itel P tical experience to deal with all typn WhtUnr It be minor or major r. fi :npt MlMtton. Twtimonials (ion67 words
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Miscellaneous143 1950-09-30 2 Junior Crossword CLUES ACROSS-:. Tii- HvIng being, like a germ. 6, It B!__ _i 1 a Shake- pea rean play. 8. A di- ["■■n vision m music. 10, Length by i-BB,,^^^! I I "Christmas. 1 I*>, Took food. lb. NO I ■^rM~r^ He wroie "Martin Churzlewit. Lgjgj ■gl~~~g^g^gMft~i I 18.143 words
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Article221 1950-09-30 3 FRANK GOLDSWORTHY - BRITISH SHIP WAS A DECOY FRANK GOLDSWORTHY Invasion two days later From WITH THE FLEET, Saturday. "THE British frigate, Whitesand Bay, it can now be revealed, carried a mixed American and British raiding force to make diversionary landings near Kunsan on the West Korean coast two nights before the main221 words
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Article, Illustration34 1950-09-30 3 This viM'tnuT tr«»m amither planet is Ihia t.ii'l.ti <sh!»»shi?ie man m Lei- > "I 1 eshif suit, worn by Mr. raa leu! l« L— d— twmm America where ii win used m making :i film.34 words
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Article39 1950-09-30 3 CALCUTTA, Saturday. I and Tibetans are continuing their according to Reginald Fox, the 14 Mars Ikin k<'pt Tibet m touch ie Tibetan Governfor "lit of all ck>. re hap; I D m his 3r.DDorl A.P.A.P. - 39 words
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Article, Illustration19 1950-09-30 3 Bridge Problem ops are tne h leads nap it m I inch I rtti When 8 viii I I19 words
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Article90 1950-09-30 3 HENRY, 10, EATS RAW MEAT SYDNEY. S ItE N- V E AR- OLD HENRY Tarzan Prio> and friend David < •■Di.-r"» Taylor. 11, of Sydney, are being raised the hard way. And they it. Henry eats raw David \s a vegetarian; ther ha s seen a doctor since h (thoughReuter - 90 words
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Article38 1950-09-30 3 m a two-day foray n gainst Vietminh communications lines m Central Vietnam. French troops have captured about 100 sampans loaded with rice. The craft were taken on rivers and creeks leading into aiiorllla strongholds. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article35 1950-09-30 3 s:r Stafl r i Cripns. H Chancellor of the Ex Is expected m Zurich week's r ii the B Benner "lively clinic where he iiid a m the .summer Ins 4 year ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article236 1950-09-30 3 Ni:\V YORK. Saturday. 4 CONDEMNED murderer m Sint; Sins, Raymond Fernandez, Has asked to be executed to end what his lawyer calls "menial torture" caused by a triangle involving his woman partner m murder and a jail guard Thirty-four-year-oid I nned to death with 14-stone236 words
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Article, Illustration20 1950-09-30 3 rOUTH MAECfI Buieshirted youths from thr Russian Zone of (iermany parade through the streets of Berlin m a Communistinspired demonstitition.20 words
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Article112 1950-09-30 3 FX-SHIPOWNER CLEARED LONDON, Saturday. \IK. William Thomas Williams, former shipowner was told by the coroner at Westminster London, that there was no evidence of a suicide pact between him and his dead wife. Then he said: "I have been persecuted. I deeply resent the implications112 words
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Article115 1950-09-30 3 TIIK Communist Men China News Agency listed among the advances under the new regime m him the facl thai bases m Peking are burning 'oal £as instead of petrol. it said that research was stifled as long xs the Americans were able to sell petroletim products mA.P. - 115 words
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Article23 1950-09-30 3 Arab si ter asking postponement of tin c jonomic Congr Islam ites to be held ir i.'d to take part.R ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article48 1950-09-30 3 CRESWELL. Derbyshire. Su" THE British Fuel Mm Mr Ph Up No 1-8.--.vc!i. Derbj where he ord ilry Into a fire v miners I (KM feet Mr. No* 1 Bak n a convi vor 1. But he thought it v. should be a com ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article32 1950-09-30 3 Mr J G X S Pi id Marsha] Srnui Irman it the South Africa Party by the pai I mmittee. r of the party, has i 'loaal eader.— A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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Article76 1950-09-30 3 I voted for the A-bomb -SAYS SCIENTIST NEW YORK. B £)R. H. Compton. one ol ;he men who voted to a lorn bomb Ja: would have U irons .-.> the bomb. And he would vol to use A-b<>mbs if it would help m "del and ULViI Prize win 1 AmericanAP - 76 words
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Miscellaneous173 1950-09-30 3 dfgdfgd SINGAPORE (BLI h Nl I WORK) I :n Bingti] '2 I me Sumnur;. I "0 D 130 Time Signa 1.50 Album nt I Time; 4 on SruJio Melodif-s: il l me: 3.30 Tea D I; 5 1 Hour; 6.30 Program 7 Time Signal I rh*' Police the b Choice;173 words
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Miscellaneous153 1950-09-30 3 -MV Wir£ SAVJ SHE WEARS TMJN6S U/fPE" GETTING WOT /Q 7 Ing Serena «n. New Crossword No* 16$ CLUES ACROSS I. Tl menl may i>j a bore i 4). 3. He takes red wine withinning or end <>». 8. Emergency getouta m the heat i>i ;he moment (4-7). 9. Search153 words
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264 1950-09-30 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Sept. 30, 1950. Malaya Europe p E RYONE knows that defeat ol the C unmunist attack on ilava has saved most g -nth-East Asia going Red It" U strategic and ivc country had imbed to the banit the peoples o f ilaya had Riven any264 words
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Article, Illustration946 1950-09-30 4 THE SUCCESS STORY OF AN OFFICE-BOY A pen-picture of Harold Drayton, the financier, who has £950,000 sunk m the But lin s (Bahamas) holiday village now m financial straits. pHOM a large, sparse- lv furnished oakpanelled office m Old Broad-street, the very heart of the946 words
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694 1950-09-30 4 Talking about Singapore by Citizen. BIXGAPORE citizens come to accept the principle which Government has apparently already ac■fd that people who do public work without receiving a salary should be paid an allowance to meet their out of pocket expenses. The Government's decision to pay a travelling allowance of Si694 words
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
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Article164 1950-09-30 4 WITH reference to your leader of last Friday I am highJy amused by the following: 'Could we allow Naval Base workers for instamv to be told that the war m Korea was an American plot t enslave the workers of Vs. a and. as such should be smashed?164 words
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Article, Illustration86 1950-09-30 4 Tirentv-tuo-iecir-old R. A. Birham. C7ids his v end a half year* appien let becomes a qualified cooper. At the Stag Brewery. Fimlico. he was put th n r °;<?» coopennc, ceremony by his brother coopers. .the ceremony consist, of the being encased m a hogshead cask (54 gallons) the first86 words
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Article611 1950-09-30 4 W. H. Potter - Gold— So Near And Yet So Far W. H. Potter By M /\NLY twenty miles from this spot lies what is believed to be the richest goldfteld In the British Colonial Empire", said the gold prospector, pointing at the map. He sighed. "Yet we might Just as well be 20.000611 words
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Article26 1950-09-30 4 AIRD LEWIS - Space rocket is not new AIRD LEWIS By pROM rock< ed into scripts idea In potn of the I before I anc pla^ UPpfT far b*26 words
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Advertisement29 1950-09-30 4 I The PEKING Co.! t CURIOS i CARPETS RUCS J j JEWELLERY! STRAW HATS NIELLO WARE j JADE. IVORY etc. etc I 31 HIGH ST. SPOREJ PHONE 804 1429 words
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Advertisement117 1950-09-30 4 r A If 1 JENNIFE,^j»- i —^y 1., W*, f ht«t B.th 3 Ibt. 14 on VVe.^hf Oct. 23 a («4« (L We are proud to the beautiful Bristol Quad if on June 12th. 19-48. are I K~B^MMDcfl7~fa( on Co* Gate Milk F| we, X ht«tßrth steady gain m 3117 words
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Title Section8 1950-09-30 1 Free Press Saturday Magazine Saturday, Sept. 30, 1950.8 words
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Article, Illustration40 1950-09-30 1 MARIAN WELLS - MARIAN WELLS dfgdf i lather's Imkil on Ihe pic- I j hrough s of would d of I on their 1 an In a telending r will built rs 01 rid. M > by aoat Marian WellsMarian Wells - 40 words
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Article421 1950-09-30 1 Kenny Kaye - Kenny Kaye says r rl!l Ikii Ik-is of Penang are m a quandary. With a new-found freedom m Ihe form of Sundays <>H under the Weekly Holiday Ordinance soon to come into force m Ihe Federation, they are faced with the dilemma <>t whether to open421 words
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Article, Illustration397 1950-09-30 1 George Seow - George Seow The Dato has moved from the lock-up to a new shrine by MR. R. Onraet former Inspec-tor-General Straits Settlements Police, asked m an article re cently published m the Straits Times if the Dato of Ihe Hayelock Road Police Station. Singapore, was still causing "much consternationGeorge Seow - 397 words
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Article, Illustration222 1950-09-30 1 TEMIANG - TEMIANG by UNDAUNTED by illness. ;i young Indian, who rome l<> Malaya sometime ;iuo ;is ;in apostle of the classical ar| of Indian dancing, lias struggled successfully to stimulate interest m this ancient aspect of Indian culture among Indians ;m<l Ceylonese m the Federation. To Dulip222 words
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Article98 1950-09-30 1 Kluanger - Kluanger by WHEN 'me to think Since we hare em\ i |le are more snobbish note the Everyb idy h a 'spade' c the chap who catchet raU He iras called a Ratcatcher a' uou musn't use the tern 'Rodent Operator' is his democratic nar>. Soon we'll have the98 words
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Advertisement20 1950-09-30 1 1 S~) JI^LSWISS shock fits/sr/K THE THINNEST /m^^K\\f WATERPROOF HWSTItT I f^5l)I WATCH OF ITS TYPE ij%j4^A 17 JEWELS ti^!^%^'20 words
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Advertisement47 1950-09-30 1 1 1 111 ?*J i a 1 1 2 n tor your KIDDIES EXCLUSIVE fl I WALT DISNEY f 7p DESIGNS STRJPES J V^ PLAIN COLOURS J^>v^ V RIBBED NECK CO\STRUCTiON RETAINS ITS SHAPE AFTER REPEATED LAUNDERINGS. S Id \gentt EXCELSIOR LTD. 66, HIGH RTRFF.T. TF!L. 316147 words
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Article, Illustration557 1950-09-30 2 EVE PARRICK - ...So This Is Hollywood EVE PARRICK MEETS SOME OF THE STARS pALM TREES and mist, shops that jook like beach bungalows, offices that look like holiday-camp chalets, churches that look like cinemas, and a new Dlctnre-taooae which his a steeple. 'Hiat is Hollywood. booted and round su--shinv cocktail lounger d557 words
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Article281 1950-09-30 2 PRESTO - PRESTO By i i OF OrclH it t fullire film. .i canno r time lucers i en at v the U our < Hall burp the I. opoui lential I lace provide halls repl< itues and oil r which the camera lingers. But it is the281 words
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Article, Illustration114 1950-09-30 2 WOW that the tide has turned m Korea, Hollywood is pressing ahead j at full speed with plans to j launch a film which glorifies the military qualities of General Mac Arthur. The film, entitled —^An— American Guerilla m the Philippines," tells the story j of114 words
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Article, Illustration219 1950-09-30 2 Pearl White's Tormentor' Is Dead iRTHI novelist, port and ywright- and the man who made Pearl White famous, has died at his home, m Mountain Lakes. New Jers« aged 76. He wrote the film an rios. "The Parila of PauUnt which made early nlm his- tory with Pearl white is219 words
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Article, Illustration12 1950-09-30 2 The Vl^iLid Philharmonic Orchestra m "Festival of Music," coming to the Pavilion.12 words
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Article210 1950-09-30 2 t \THAY— "Sands Of Iwa Jiina" is running into its second auocesei'il week of showing at this cinema. It is the story of the American Marines' marathon struggle for the possession of the Japanese fortnss of Iwo Jima and fiction and fact are cleverly bk-nded u> make210 words
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Article369 1950-09-30 2 VERA ELLEN IS OUT TO BEAT IT By Our London film Reporter WHEN Vera-Ellen announced she was coming to London to make a musical Hollywood said: "You're crazy. They just don't make that kind of picture m Britain". Hollywood had the right idea but the wrong tense.369 words
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Article303 1950-09-30 2 'Streetcar' Role is 'Just Hell Free Press Theatre Correspondent |\OWN the of New Orleans dist: Royal, there run two I the same tracks One of tin ailed "OmoI and the is called "I> <\re" Th« are not comments i tho char but of two which the uad down the Royal303 words
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Article, Illustration99 1950-09-30 2 IAN GRANT - IAN GRANT TN "STATE SECRET" an extremely intelligent thriller coming to the Capitol, we are introduced to the imaginary state of Vosnia and hear an entirely new language, Vosnian. Vosnia's magnificent mountain scenery recalls the Dolomites. The language ha decided Slavic ring about it. But what places99 words
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Article, Illustration303 1950-09-30 3 John K. Jones - John K. Jones /;v HERTO my interest m Is had been conthc Johore 11 il was until a i c disturbed r nap. is some hairy umped from and landed There was <c a tinny ng and the ailed a^ain. il scampered arden and or the m)303 words
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Article231 1950-09-30 3 V v I he I I I i I oe- a I and 5] rii I hen VI a n playing next door. raon had 0 topped I :r.v T rees >n tha Ing arr ?c :> if thft my lips would have i force231 words
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Article, Illustration910 1950-09-30 3 PAUL E. DEUTSCHMAN - PAUL E. DEUTSCHMAN The story of a Chinese who is making good m the United States with a new kind of business. by QN the surface, a man named \i Kin Pan and a laundry seem the most natural combination m the world to AmericansUSIS - 910 words
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Article53 1950-09-30 3 CINEMA ON TRAINS YOU will be able to see the latest movies while you travel on Italy's fast trains, the Italian State Railway Administration announced. A supplementary fare equivalent to one dollar will be charged for admission to the movie cars, including insurance against theft of luggage left m theA.P. - 53 words
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Article413 1950-09-30 3 STEPHEN SIM - STEPHEN SIM The thief with filial piety lives midway by 'J'HE Chinese are noted for having numerous gods. But of their host of divinities there is only one who has neither a place m heaven nor on earth. Known as the god of thieves he lives413 words
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Advertisement66 1950-09-30 3 raits Times R_ f^ Published weekly on YJ \J Saturday and gives Radio Malaya's English w Ili JLI JSb imM A and vernacular programmes m detail. .RPORATING RADIO MALAYA NEWS QN SALE TODAY PRICE 20 CENTS from all Newsagents and Newsvendors oies may also be obtained from The Straits Times66 words
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Advertisement107 1950-09-30 3 REFRIGERATOR (EUctruai r,r fi RADIOS (Mai*s& Battci RADIOGRAMS of Leading Makes an i display at VAN HIN'S SHOWROOM 136 ORCHARD RD. V\ t- d I Automatic Record Changers Vacuum Cleaners Floor Polishers m Cookers Air Conditioners All Electrical Appliances Electrical Accessories Lamp Bulbs VAN HIN ELECTRICAL CO. 136 Orchard Rd.107 words
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Article, Illustration657 1950-09-30 4 GEORGE CREIGHTON - GEORGE CREIGHTON By gIXGAPORE Swimming Club f;ms are assured of an unlistkil spectacle when the Clul> st.igcs its No. 2 championship gala :it Tanjong Rhu today ;il 3 p.m. Ie Club staff have h making Olympicirting blocks similar m design to those intendedFree Press - 657 words
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Article25 1950-09-30 4 r pHIAM PAPA OALLO 1 m to but he i Birama. He also the In ne La M'Ba: K>uld bo25 words
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Article165 1950-09-30 4 S 'pore chess results R a were: ol Malaya bt. club II Swimming club I St-hool c Chess iver V V. A v R well capChee Cl g, while he only his team m a Kan only team und^fealed ith four points, S C I and I each with Chess165 words
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Article, Illustration300 1950-09-30 4 ESTER PIGGOIT, baby raced jockey, came out of the Brighton weighing room alter riding Ins 40th winner hall mark of the fully fledged Jockey and was told: "Your mother is waitIng. She says: 'Hurry So 1.. v r flannel suit scuttled away. He v. ;>300 words
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391 1950-09-30 4 JOHN ARLOTT - This can be death-knell of good football JOHN ARLOTT \l\ U ITH foot bull once again under way. I am neighboured at i once a fortnight >n the terraces by Mr. Faithful. i 1 he is, ii ir prom and ("up semi-fli m th and end-of-the doldrums he faithfully pays391 words
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223 1950-09-30 4 IT'S a pity that Singapore Chinese Recreation Club are not fielding a rugger side this season. Of course. there urn enough Chinese players m the city to form a team but most of them are turning out for other clubs and I am told223 words
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Advertisement95 1950-09-30 4 FREE PRESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATIONS VACANT— SITUATIONS WANTED— ACCOMMODAT lON ACCOMMODATION WANTED— FOR SALE VEHICLES FOR SAU n'TED TUITION— MISCELLANEOUS Write voui ■iMIIiMWII here ,n BLOCK LETTERS f.vt to vZ 'minimum 4 lines' j 'All rh.ir*es are payable m advance) Birth,- Marries- Death,- Personal $1 50 line minimum char«e $695 words
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Article, Illustration414 1950-09-30 5 Modernising Chinatown Free Press Staff Reporter ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME chance to modernise hfilding m Singapore's Chinatown has been lost, according to the Municipal Architect, Mr D. C. Rae. Surveying building: developments m the city, Mr. Rae m his annual report for 1949 says that many changes will be seenFree Press - 414 words
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Article190 1950-09-30 5 Free Press Staff Reporter UOW a Chinese mother was allowed to breast-feed her small baby while police officers searched her room for counterfeit coins, was told In the Singapore Relief Court yesterday when the woman. 34-year-i)ld Tan Meng Jiaw. was produced before Mr D A190 words
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Article64 1950-09-30 5 ANEW school for workers m the Seranpoon area L> ised by the newlyBducation on. esident of the association. Mr. V. Rajaretnam. ihe Free Pre^s yesrercay. that the demand by n .e more schools apore is Increasing < no intention qt he Peop I sociation, but co-opev64 words
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Article183 1950-09-30 5 trvf l*rr>s Stall Reporter A NEW and more convenient system for the replacement of lost identity cards v/ill be introduced m Singapore from Oct. 7, the Governnt announced last ni When anyone loses his 1. he should go at once to the nearest Police Station and183 words
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Article18 1950-09-30 5 Anothor 34 Chinese books have been banned by the Police m Sinpapore under The Enerrrenry Regulations.18 words
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Article21 1950-09-30 5 Captain D A. Johnston, Singapore Volunteer Corps. has been placed on Ihe Singapore Volunteer Corps ojaisoni Reserve of Officers.21 words
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Article60 1950-09-30 5 UNDER-SECRETARY FOR AIR DUE BRITAIN'S Undo: Secretary of State for Air. Mr. Aidan Crawley, M P.. arrives at Kallang thia aiternoon on a 10-day vi.sit to units of the Far East Ai: Force. On arrival he will be met by the C-ln-C, F.E.A.F.. Air Marsha! Sir Francis Pogarty and by60 words
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Article38 1950-09-30 5 Twenty-five Chinese were acquitted m the Singapore Second Police Ccurt yesterday on a charge of playing paikow for money In a common gaming house at Queen Street on Feb 25 when the prosecution withdrew the case.38 words
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Article407 1950-09-30 5 Free Press Staff Reporter til FT V million dollars ol Malaya's financial i resources used locally would help to maintain the stability of local loans for the financing of trade, said Mr. E. M. F. Fergusson. chairman, at the halfyearly mr«'t!nj; of tho Singapore Chamber407 words
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Article34 1950-09-30 5 A Malay woman from Johore Bahru on a visit to Singapore Botanic gardons with her five children yesterday evening was held up by three Malays and robbed of jewellery worth about $170.34 words
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Article, Illustration246 1950-09-30 5 THE A.o v. Malaya Air Vice Marshal Sir Francis Mellersh presented a badge ♦o R.A.F. Station Cfaangi nt< ceremonial parade at the tirfield this morning. >taln L. F. J ?uller-Good. the Statior Commander, lecetved the badge richly illuminated or parchment and unproved ano iU'.neci by he246 words
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Article, Illustration38 1950-09-30 5 picture. A FTER 38 years planting n m Malaya, Mr. H. G. Bailey, pictured yesterd.iv, is leaving; for England today on retirement and will start a rubber planting school for potential young planters. Free PressFree Press - 38 words
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Article37 1950-09-30 5 Free Press Stall' Reporter CL'GAR is to cost 32 cents a kati m Singapore from .Monday. The Government yesterday announced a four-cent incre/ise brrause of "substantial rise m world prices."37 words
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673 1950-09-30 5 Comm ission er urges housing 'short cuts Free I'ress Stall Kepurter I^HKEE Singapore Municipal Commissioners touch- ed on the Colony's housing problem at the I ommissioners' meeting yesterday, but each sounded a different note and the acting President, .Mr T. P K. McXeice, reminded them that housing was not a673 words
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Advertisement79 1950-09-30 5 Gian Smgh s Quality Goods cz Competitive Prices The Department Store m the Heart of the town. SILVERWARE m Sterling Silver and Kleetro■lity. Our selection comprises man\ for Weddings, Birthdays, I're- < md the individual critts S P H de SILVA, '•I* MXXXI NINCiAPOKK c EataftaHt X- Lumpur 43, Station79 words
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Advertisement37 1950-09-30 5 J&^ J*/ 7 POCKET f^€^^* i> 9y x /^x WATCH FINISH CASE a^/^ DIAL THIS IS THE OPEN POSITION JHF a Hr i >■<.■ V JiUnUl Of THIS IS THE CLOSED POSITiOM JEWELLERY DEPARTMENT ROBINSONS RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE37 words
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Miscellaneous67 1950-09-30 5 MAIL Surface ma:: ed m Stafapore today from Bong Kong. China. Japan. Palembang, North Borneo. Labuan. Brunei. I Java, the U.S.A. and the Federation. Latest times for posting mrfact mail ;tt the G.P.O. t noon for the Palembanp. North Borneo. Labuan, Brunei. Miri. South Africa and Mombasa; 5.45 p.m. for67 words
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Article48 1950-09-30 6 FARR MAY FIGHT SAVOLD F. former British ;ht champion whu it comebacl ntec i Jack Solomons noter, has starte< [or him to s i void of the London next re I returned d. I could not F I d out i P < I I m his fl ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article13 1950-09-30 6 Kpore pavilion on the St. C< I home- h will ioil >13 words
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Article426 1950-09-30 6 JIM CHAMBERS - JIM CHAMBERS Today 's English League soccer From pOOTBALL moves fast. A quarter of the season's League games will have been completed late this afternoon and the chances are that Newcastle United will still be at the top of the First Division of the EnglishA.P. - 426 words
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Article117 1950-09-30 6 \LI i:\ll\K •ffer :i contract t<» fight m the Philippines has been mad*' to Jimim Welch, the K.A.I-. lightweight bo\«*r. This oiT<-r is conditional on his beatins Little Par.ts m their bout it the Happj World Stadinn n»\t Friday. "The people m the Philippines think highl)117 words
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Article67 1950-09-30 6 COSMOS WIN CUP GAME JOIIORE BAIIRU. Sat COSMOS beat 221 "B" by thn [a to nil m the .soccer knockout competition for the Capitol Cup on the padang yesterday. a:; i ->d m the Lah Don opened )llo\ved by Talib. (inside-left) iverted a penalty. Towards I the half Talib tin.67 words
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Article22 1950-09-30 6 NEW U.K. GOLF CHAMPION MJoan Gee, 32 Iren. Pan :>• champion, 8 and 6 luled 36-: winn r, r turned from tho A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article, Illustration29 1950-09-30 6 picture. FREDDIE WILLIAMS (Wembley Lions) is presented with World Speedway Champi onship (up by Earl Mountbatten after winning; the eh ampionship at Wembley Stadium on Sept. 20. Tropical PressTropical Press - 29 words
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274 1950-09-30 6 ARCHIE QUICK - ARCHIE QUICK fr^ r pIIEKK is discontent m the flayers Liuon. members have withheld this year's subscriptions and West Bromwich Albion and Birmingham City have followed suit. Is it the beginnin? of a landslide? Up to the beginning of thii season membership was 10( per274 words
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Article53 1950-09-30 6 YEW YORK i'ANK: ..rrhed the 1950 American League pennant yesterday when the Cl Indians defeated De n»it and eliminated the Ti The Yankeei won I7 h American League championship without Hl.imt a ba r a> tl* v had iy at Bo' they finish the I sea land tomorrowA.P. - 53 words
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Article196 1950-09-30 6 GEORGE CHANDLER - GEORGE CHANDLER I mm ILTHOUGH the English Ltmgmt football teas*n is <»nl\ iust DVCT a month old. many dubs are experiencing a near-record < ron of injuries Wllg their players, causing many experts to ask whether English trainers are trailing European and Scandinavian nations m theirU.P. - 196 words
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Article192 1950-09-30 6 **J UINDUK •pHE usual week-end Influence sutx A Exchange yesterday, itefel i:. correspondent. In a reduced turn(»\ were mainly to slightly lower tods British Government stocks, hoi recent improvements and closed tract Support was again for short-dated L( ■adiiiß industrials suffer- Ed from neglect while m192 words
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Article19 1950-09-30 6 Yesterday's pri Hong k HK$6 32 per I HK$l6 GO per pound sterlHKS279 per taeJ I U.P.U.P. - 19 words
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Advertisement53 1950-09-30 6 NOW SHOWING li i ;:> i ;i» a >.:jo p.m. FOR THK FIRST TIME i\ IPORI CINE -VARIETY •UN SCREEN* !>>;:in h\v ft kikk DOUGI W. inter I»ro» "YO'J 6 MAN OF MUSK" •ON STAGE* I HAMILTON Dfl DANFORD and hi^ ric n win n it lbe > i a53 words
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Advertisement57 1950-09-30 6 1 •2nd S!M and jrrnu' JOHN HlMltff K5. M N |PI GREAT WORLD fi^ CABARET HU MAI A > 3 LARGEST BAI.I.ROOV Ho YokeMeng^J^B^^ B30 12M'nMe v r PILSNER Mh-yvinn Jl P j NIGHT |^^^^RJ^r^> NIGH B Muli f U ATTRACTIONS* was Alluring interlacing Lucky Number Dances hostesses PRIZES: PILSNER57 words
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Miscellaneous185 1950-09-30 6 W^lCfrSi^S Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya LEAVE AS MANDRAKE'S BYES BU*H I ThE«E--it's CFF--F.-PST TIME IN i] I h—^xr- 1 E r OFF STOPMYHANOS-^ l/TTTr 1 ___j j JANE Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya o_i Vl/\c C*^/ YtS, I M£ARO v ;wJ MSNT>ON\^ We185 words
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Miscellaneous226 1950-09-30 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR DOltN today, you have one of thotc keen minds which can see through to the heart of a problem instantly. Unfortunately, you are too much of the idealistic dreamer to act upon your ideas at once and because of this you often lose out. Learn to act226 words
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Article421 1950-09-30 7 ALLAN LEWIS - HEIDELBERG IS HOT FAVOURITE ALLAN LEWIS More sera teh ings m main race From IPOH, Saturday. Hard Cash and Colony will not start this afternoon on instructions from official veterinary surgeon, Mr. J. T. Forbes. Tara Street. Four O'clock and Raj Mahal will not start m the main race. No421 words
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Article, Illustration39 1950-09-30 7 picture. a iif of the famous jockey, pre- to nl. Harry Lleuellyn at the h m Harrinsay irena, London. Col. contest, called the Gordon held uross a course with 14 fences. peed of about a quarter i minute. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article254 1950-09-30 7 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS dfgdf IPOH, Saturday. the Ilobd.i\ operation perirind trouble recently, was :i'»h this morning when the No. Z d for fast work. h Star of India m 'ter than her the distance m i ating m the i ision v. nesd (nnv.imc 'BufTDy also when254 words
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Article58 1950-09-30 7 HOMJ KONG, Fri. r PHL Hong Kong Badminton Association voted yesterday to enter for the Thomas tup competition m 19.V?. This international competition will be held m Malaya who won the trophy m 1948. Denis liazell. II K. Association President, said lion; Konj; should send58 words
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Article131 1950-09-30 7 IVXO world Maccabi ath- letics records were broken -md one equalled during finals m the Maccabiah games (Jewish sports festival! at Tel Aviv yesterday M. Spilkin of South Aft broke the record for the 110 hurdles by winning In 15.5 sees. Stanley Lamper; of the U.S newReuter - 131 words
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Article72 1950-09-30 7 I'LL UNMASK MARBLE' IFTAIN Marbl I r. who knocked out George Zbisko m round ar.d then b< diaqualification. will Hardii a B the Happy \V rid promotion toni M.irble had K:^ Kons d our counts m the firs: round D they met Hst Saturday and might have K. ->:; H.ird:;72 words
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Article117 1950-09-30 7 2 more games for Indians r rUE All-India table ten team will play a return match against Hong Kong at the Happy World Stadium tomorrow night. A trophy presented by Council members of the Singapore Tanle Tennis Association will be given to the winners The Indians will nlay their farewell117 words
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Article25 1950-09-30 7 NEW ZEALAND is to be Invited to send a cricket team to tour South Africa '■inri Rhodesia during the 1953 54 season.25 words
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Article267 1950-09-30 7 -iHIH SU-CHU. the ail-China runner-up, became the "Far East" table tennis champion when the Singapore T T.A. -sponsored tournament was completed at the Happy World Stadium last night. The quarter-finals resulted as follows Shih Su-chu (Shanghai) bt. Chandarana (India) 21-11. 17-21. 21-19. 21—19; Loh Kum-san <Hon'^267 words
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Article228 1950-09-30 7 ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOX POINTER RACF 1 SEX? 8 ENTERPRISE LIBERTY FLAG ABBOT < I <»RD~ ABBOT OKI) 2 ii A J;botsfor d Hurry Dp Hurry tp Er.U-rpriM- ul! f llurry lp Queen Vie Abbotsford Liberty I Qu.en Vie BACK 2 HEIDELBERG BIRTHDAY228 words
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Article, Illustration778 1950-09-30 7 TODAY'S race card at Ipoh is given below. Double tote will be on races three and four and six and seven. Bitf Sweep will be drawn on race eight. RACE 1—2.30: CLASS 2, DIV. 4—5 FURS. STR. 1 0M Rob Koy Ellery y.OO 2 310 Hurry Ip 9.00778 words
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Article121 1950-09-30 7 Army cricket final toaday for the final of the Singapore Base District cricket knockout competition at Tanglin today and tomorrow are: lillQ FARELF: L'-Col. J. P. Knox (capt>. Col. Ricketts. Col. Goodwin, Maj. Bright man. Maj. Badprr, Maj Heywood, Maj. Flanders, Maj. Erwin, IfaJ. Boyle. Capt. Cox, Pte. Doyle. Twelfth121 words
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Article62 1950-09-30 7 THE annual soccer fixtures for the Tay LUn Te(-k Shield between Combined Services and Singapore Civilians will be played at the Jalan Besar Stadium today. All proceeds will go to the Poppy Day Fund. Singapore Civilians will be as follows: Chee Seng; Ilaji Garhan, Salleh; Vass Harith,62 words
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Article32 1950-09-30 7 rHE crack Argentine racehorse. Penny Post fetched 2.300.000 pesos when auctioned yesterday at the Palermo track before 40.000 people. THh* buyers were thr^e local St ..vi t 111 lil£.32 words
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Article109 1950-09-30 7 VICTOR barna. a former world table tennis champion, will visit Singapore m the course of a world tour. He will play a number of exhibition matches. Barna has given up playing tournament singles, but still a leading exponent of the game. He will !eave on his tour109 words
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Article30 1950-09-30 7 QHQ Signals were no m for H.M. Dockyard when they met m a SAFA Junior Cup semi-final at jaian brsar stadium yesterrt. dov.-n by five -reals to nil30 words
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Advertisement52 1950-09-30 7 P Tl I tt >• 1 1 1 1 JUNE AMILTON 77/17 INTIMATE H HER ROVING WPHONE ct the CAPTOL BALLROOM rBONI KISS) at 10 11 p.m. EARING SINGING STAGE OF THE CAPITOL THEATRE m the ariety Programme 1.45,6.30 and *.3O p. nt. shows J and Tomorrow o/ Wiarner*' 'Young52 words
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Advertisement116 1950-09-30 7 TRUFORM up -to date Racing Form Guide ISSUE No. 2 FOR IPOH MEETING Including Cold Cup Statistics NOW ON SALE at All Book States "iT'S THE TALK OF THE TOWN! "AN AVALANCHE OF LAUGHTER" OPENS TODAY 4 SHOWS fy A\/ I I ink! 2— 4.15-4J..10-9 *rt pm I L. N116 words
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Article334 1950-09-30 8 RUSSIA MAY MAKE PLEA FOR TRUCE Contacts m United Nations LONDON, Saturday. rHE possibility that "peace-feeler" contacts between the Soviet Government and the Western Powers may take place behind the scenes of this year's General Assembly of the United Nations marks the current session as the most important since the334 words
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Article, Illustration49 1950-09-30 8 MOUNTAIN MOVlNG—Occupants of a row of houses at Mount Pleasant m the Rhondcla Valley of Wales lie awake at Bight afraid of hrin? buried alive by the mountain which has started to move. While heavy planks span the shrinking gap at No. 5, the taunt ditjs to ease pressure.49 words
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Article107 1950-09-30 8 GRAZIANI 'FREED TOO SOON' ADDIS ABABA, Sat. rE premature release from prison of Italian ex-Mar-shal Rodolio Graziani, recently, brought violent protest 1 from Ethiopia's only newspaper Graziani commanded the Italian troops which conquered Ethiopia m 1935-36. He is wanted by the Ethiopian Government for alleged war mes and atrocities. InA.P. - 107 words
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Article79 1950-09-30 8 BUENOS AIRES. S 1 ARGENTINA'S r\ third p n m v aila;: according t I Juan an Ideological -h can be i: ntre, on left 01 riyht, according to events." Addr^ssin? Conl derail of Intellectuals on the Per said: "In the tirst place, not sectarian. SomeReuter - 79 words
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Article85 1950-09-30 8 SENATOR HERBERT O'Conor said yesterday that the owners of an American merchant ship accused of delivering war materials to Communist China have offered to co-operate fully with Senate investigators. Mr. O'Conor. Chairman of the Senate Commerce Sub-Committee lg*tin| the charges. *.ud that officials of the shippingU.P. - 85 words
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Article41 1950-09-30 8 The second Islamic Economic Conference will be held In Teheran next week, i 11 states participating. The nations taking part include Indonesia. Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq. Syria, Lebanon. Egypt, Saudi Arabia. Turkey. Hashemite Jordan and Iran U.P.U.P. - 41 words
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Article53 1950-09-30 8 Sir Owen Dixon, United Nations mediator for Kashmir, would make no statement on his failure to find an acceptable solution to the deadlock between India and stan when he returned to Sydney on Wednesday. All he would say was I was received with courtesy by India53 words
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Article28 1950-09-30 8 The Freighter Middlesex Trader has left \ns Angeles with the first shipload of oil pipes to build a new 500-mile oil line across Iran. U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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67 1950-09-30 8 Robber ends life in police ambush TAIPEH Sat LONE bloodthirsty rob- ber has killed hi after a battle with the poIn a suburb of I. Aft ild ar.ci as, the bandit d by a The shooting lasted more than 30 mi] until the police got him crippled m the foot.Reuter - 67 words
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Article171 1950-09-30 8 LONDON, Saturday. OEAUTY, as well as medical treatment, is part of the cure M a hospital m I'pper Tooting, London, And according to the doctors it has proved to be invaluable. As an experiment hairdressing facilities were provided m the hospital, and now the twoReuter - 171 words
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Article53 1950-09-30 8 An unv. C ol an Am rican army mt, and th< old s >n, will be pern the United SI it< s under a bill signed by I Truman. The father, w I n :ul m his wed Yukie Yabe. 2< Eeant Demetrlua J. YaA.P. - 53 words
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Article79 1950-09-30 8 No French protest PARIS. Sat. A FRENCH Foreign Oflkt spokesman has refuted press reports that France would protest to Br 4 ta;n over Commonweal fn conn rence lnvitaiions to Indo-china. The three French Union A^socl ted States of Vietnam, c.tmooiiii |nd Ejmm have been Invited to the British Commonwealth conference,Reuter - 79 words
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Article124 1950-09-30 8 PRAGUE, Saturday. WHAT this country needs, a Czechoslovak maga- zinc remarked the other day, is more criticism. Some people cannot take it, ran the complaint, and t»o many newspapers do not dish it out. The magazine was Tvorba (Creation) a political kly published by the Central Committee124 words
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Article, Illustration22 1950-09-30 8 GEOFFREY EVANS - GEOFFREY EVANS 1 The only dm* your father will worry is when it costs more to lubricate hi* throat22 words
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Article68 1950-09-30 8 The Mayor of the Borough St. Pancras m North West London La to have a new i.* 1 00 sterling ermine-trimm-ed robe of office. The existing robe, given to the Borough 50 years ago, I suffered constant alterations to conform to the varying figures of successiveReuter - 68 words
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Article39 1950-09-30 8 THF bell of a rentiiries-old rhuriii m the British Zone of Germany has been replaced five years after the benfry was destroyed by All ied shellflre. The new beltrr was built by the congregation.39 words
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59 1950-09-30 8 5.000 Huks making ready for attack? \i: a s E. re.c 5,000 led &ps ad of i Taruq, their Commander-I ing Ibt m tion for I Lvzn I Secretary. Mr. Ramon I saysay, disclosed that Huk situation is n i than a year ago. There are at pi 40,000 Jen[yReuter - 59 words
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Article59 1950-09-30 8 wh< they luid hundred Communist Huk- oal i grounded m wooded hi :i d 30 kih. :i > I Manila, found t trry had and Co: ,rv un .ater I thel ie area thoroug with mortarf combed the jungle only to find the Huks had vanished over-nightA.P. - 59 words
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Article49 1950-09-30 8 BULLETINS BY PIGEON POST To give pi on her mother's health M: C. Pointer of Brisbane pigeon p Each day the visits h year-old mother, Mrs C i row. m a Brisbane h( si.'- takes .i pigeon, sc: a note and sends the pigr.a <m its 20-mile flisht. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article182 1950-09-30 8 A BIOGRAPHY just issued M v Truman as saying that Mr. I his nerve at Moscow and "failed n fa s I tarv of State". The New York Herald-Trib Byrnes as saying m reply that him on as Secretary of State lor the Moscow talks andA.P. - 182 words
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Article24 1950-09-30 8 CHINESE HAVE CELEBRATE PROBLEM I lira" I Th< N ttam I i m 1911 the C I Mai I X I O I U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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36 1950-09-30 8 Cocoon larvae made into chicken feed TOKIO, Wed JAPAN has a jcrt v.rie coco ed into chicken fee A b ry the larvae are This cor. protein and three perr ■I S S3 50 ft *> ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Advertisement299 1950-09-30 8 An.. ..oii.vrioa vacant CXWMUSL 17. Scotts Rd. Avali room on Lit October, double room Full I -W TIOKAVILLE, Ist Class I B double acrommoda- d Ith October. Tele--130 Grange Ro-d. 11 ITION BUINNERS Bk-i:^.. lyping, Bngllsli Ma:r.s, all Stds; Accounting Bk-kpe; L C.C, Crv-xpc: 35 panel dis:onr out of 40:299 words
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Advertisement67 1950-09-30 8 TONIGHT RAFFLES SPECIAL DINNER 54.50 m DINING ROOM MENU DOEUVRES V A OF 0 STEAMED PiNK SAUCE Dl\ ASPARACUS AU P ROAST ENCLISH PHEASBREAD SAUCE CAVE CHPS CREEN PEAS FRA-. COUP! APRICOT DEMI TASSE DANCE 9 to midnight CASTILLO'S ORCHESTRA with ROSALIE T I MORROW NIGHT IN THE PALT* THE67 words
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