The Singapore Free Press, 31 October 1950
1950-10-31
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Title Section18 1950-10-31 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA N SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.18 words
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Article, Illustration181 1950-10-31 1 'ed headquarters endangered I 3 exploded across the snow-dad mountains of lavas Korean Communist troops, reinforced by ine*e units and equipped with new weapons, struck d the extended United Nations supply lines. d forward I >port South Koi 11 nil n fighting south of Chosin181 words
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Article192 1950-10-31 1 Soviet accord "possible" WASHINGTON, Tuesday. I' UK British Defence Minister, Mr. Kmanuel Shin well, said yesterday that he dots not rule out the possibility of an agreement with Russia, but that such an accord would bt> worthless unless the Western Powers become strong enough to meet across the conference tableU.P. - 192 words
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Article, Illustration37 1950-10-31 1 picture. Piper Smith, of the Ist Seaforths, In the middle of a "hit; h cut" as he darned the Sword Dance at concert in the Victoria Memorial Mill last night. PipeMajor MacLellan played for him. Free PressFree Press - 37 words
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Article24 1950-10-31 1 Sweden i new Kirg Gn the VI met his Minister* ami pLirLament yesterday and wa« .sworn in according the Constitution. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article28 1950-10-31 1 South Korean military a i r' rivil courts hare senten 609 persons to death for wartime offences sive Inn Rot: invasion of June 25. A.P.A.P. - 28 words
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Article301 1950-10-31 1 CHINESE IN WAR -U.S. VIEW WASHINGTON, Tuts. 4 r.S. state Deparfc- ment spokesman, Mr. Michael McDermott, told a news conference yesterday that the department had no confirmation of reports from Korea that an American official had definitely identified a Chinese Communist regiment in North Korea. oved coi would be aA.P.; U.P. - 301 words
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Article49 1950-10-31 1 fPHE Chinese Nationalist 1 Central News Agency yesterday said that Chinese from six .Malayan states and towns would come to Kormo>a to pledge Imalty to (;<-iieralisMnio Chiang Kai-shek. The agency said the Chinese would travel before spring from Singapore, Malacca,* Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Perak and Johore. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article179 1950-10-31 1 VIETMINH USING AMERICAN ARMS WASHINGTON, Tuesday. AMERICAN and French intelligence sources said yesterday that Ho Chi Minn's Communist forces were using some American-built weapons to fight French and Indo-Chinese troops. They said the weapons, part of the Chinese Communist supplies, were seized during the Nationalist retreats from China to Formosa.U.P. - 179 words
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Article130 1950-10-31 1 'Even my wife' says Peer LORI) TEVIOT is to fac an accusation ing without due care ro i L1 in H'* said tha,t mv ho commil nee should be s ill. "Pun. \s n f i un\a punishment Ing which people r all their lives," he w< nt on. Anybody130 words
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Article25 1950-10-31 1 Oil producers of 14 nations have asked the Internationa] Labour Office in Geneva to occupal lonal diseases in the pstroleum indusi rv A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article54 1950-10-31 1 The Burmese press yesterday expressed stern disapproval of Red China's invasion of Tibet, which it saw as a threat to "ther Independent Asian countries. The Influential, independent Burmese newspaper Hanthawad described Peking's clalr to be liberating Tibet as "mere eyewash" because Tibet his always been aA.P. - 54 words
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Article84 1950-10-31 1 THE HAGUE, T rTHE DUTCH Government yesterday pave a warning apalnst future "aimed Infiltration' of !i:iM -Dutch elements into Western New Guinea. It said measures had been taken to meec this, addfng that it knew there l;ad been infiltration of unarmed i; ti-Dutch propagandist forReuter - 84 words
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Article25 1950-10-31 1 Tho United Nations Social *nd Human Rights Commisiona yesterday observed a ie-minute silence in mer.cry of King Gustav V of len.- A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article42 1950-10-31 1 MOTORIST who ignored a traffic policeman's orders was told by a Trenton iNew Jersey) magistrate: "You have acted like a child, and will receive a child's penalty. Writ; out 500 timta; *l always obey the orders ©f a traffic policeman'.''42 words
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Article228 1950-10-31 1 BEAT THEM WITH IRON BARS BRUNSWICK, Germany, Tuesday. HUSKY 26 year-old German calmly admitted in court at Brunswick, yesterday that he raped and killed nine women and killed one man to obtain "sexual satisfaction". Rudolf Pleil. a former blacksmith, described hi.s killings in gory detail, withA.P. - 228 words
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Article266 1950-10-31 1 U.N. rejects Russia 's peace plan LAKE SUCCESS, Tuesday. THE SOVIET "peace plan" for outlaw m- the atom bomb and reducing the armed farm of the five major Nwen by one-third wm overwhelmingly defeated yesierda\ at week of debate in the United Nations main Political Committee. Under Soviet insi 50-natlU.P.; A.P. - 266 words
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Article55 1950-10-31 1 the t: Japanese i gels en route to t lie A tic on the fifth post-war whaling expedition ielt Yokohama on Sunday and is expected 10 be away for 9 An Occupation He quarters spokesman estima that the expedition would take at least 2.000 wha yieldingA.P. - 55 words
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Article26 1950-10-31 1 ere I food poisonii fling party In a village ol them I •e saul thf poisoned by rerdJgru from copnor cookine A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Advertisement68 1950-10-31 1 POLAR CO. r-CI£AN/NC| l i)Y£/NC and t US MENDING] -eman Street, I I_. Phone 71 b 1 AGAIN PLENTIFUL SUPPY i 8 1 1 fl< 1 1 %M MADE FROM WHOLESOME FULL CREAM MILK. VANILLA STRAW3ERRY VANILLA 8? "3dns J CHOCOLATE 4 VA^'LLA KLEEN CUPS IN THREE FLAVOURS i CHOCOLATE68 words
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Advertisement40 1950-10-31 1 Latest Importation for The Fashionable SILVER MOUNTED BUTTERFLY WING JEWELLERY m LANKA JEWELLERS 20. BATTERY RD., PHONE ***** for inside—) rTTTil (and outside /f (manufacturers:' PAR. MALAYAN PAINT WORKS LTD. DISTRIBUTORS.' 1 SI M E, DARBY CO.. LTD. J AVfV40 words
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Article, Illustration64 1950-10-31 2 'Ba n Beauty contests' i ft- tinj The Girls in Green members of the Women's Land Army- setting out to OiVt a hand at turning the hau in preparation for stacking. Brloir: haymaking is a s'renuous job and this girl has split her shirt doing it. A colleaQue is doing64 words
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Article318 1950-10-31 2 Rhona Churchill pays a tribute to the Women s Land Army that is no more. FIVE hundred women :mri girls, dressed In the bright green jerand corduroy :hes of the Women's Land Army, recently formed up at Wellington Barracks to march to Buckingham Palace. n o'clock318 words
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Article366 1950-10-31 2 In Search of Gifts for Xmas By A WOMAN CORRESPONDENT 'POURING the shops A of Singapore on the exhausting annual hunt for Christmas gifts, I noticed in WHITEAWAy LAIDLAW'S. La Cross' "Naylon" nail varnish witn matching lipsticks and was impressed by their wide range of colours, particularly those In the,366 words
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Article120 1950-10-31 2 I- alway of food t< r en parties Hen are ti tor mering (Ml RINGUES 01 CORNFLAKE l large cup of cornfl cup of sugar i Icing r prefereiw 1 cup chopped whit*- of 1 e white i f •gg until O i iff, vly. Add cornflakes120 words
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Advertisement50 1950-10-31 2 TRUFOOD steps to stamina sturdiness and strength MEDICAL HALL, MAYNARDS. SINCAPORE DISPENSARY. SINCERE DISPENSARY, THONG WATT, SIANG BEE, NAINA MOHAMED SONS, THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY L MITED. 13, RAFFLES PLACE and COLD STORAGE ARCADF Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang. \r Jk^ tooth mst{ >W^W^ IB SSSK Lk Lt 1 1 fit |3Bp^^.,r50 words
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Advertisement77 1950-10-31 2 AND ELIZABETH ARDEN H Yo you I Ctf AMf I TOMAYNARO CO., LTD. 11, Battery Road ?\n '^B i 4 Ai.//'t>/ >-. *s At,// *^^ii^^»^ < 77; P. H. HENDRY, Jeweller 78. North Bridge Road, Sine LLAIRE has p .i WINGS TO FASH/ON^^^^ ALWAYS SC NEW fa CLAIRES Singapore Cold77 words
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Miscellaneous133 1950-10-31 2 Solution To Crossword No. 190 rrsv R| d :iW n D lli.'D B. Lathi, in. Trees. 11, Irish. 12, Ex'ra. 13. House-mai 15 Peep i I day. l)t»wn: 2, Elm. 3. R ibbi h heap. 4 Blow the u- atr r>. Oddn Dullish 7. S Tribute 14. New Crossword No.133 words
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Miscellaneous140 1950-10-31 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today. >ou have Mich a tremendous amount of personal magnetism that you are bound to be a leader in circle in which you move. Vou are versatile and can usually adapt yourself to any situation which presents itself. Vou are not, however, very assertive and often140 words
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Article205 1950-10-31 3 Bulgars to expel 250,000 Turks WASHINGTON, Monday. THE Tl KKISH ambassador, iMr. Feridun Eakin, forecast yesterday that the United Nations may soon be confronted with a new, urgent, cold war dispute— the threatened mass expulsion of 250,000 Turks from Bulgaria. Unless there is a prompt solutionA.P. - 205 words
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7 1950-10-31 3 THE 'BEST ALTERNATIVE TO CONGRESS' bt'd ReuterReuter - 7 words
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Article, Illustration20 1950-10-31 3 photo. »u«nd d in a turn against thf I Ita first aid station by a t.S. inf jntrv in.in. USISUSIS - 20 words
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Article40 1950-10-31 3 WHY 'HAWHAW' WAS FUNNY WASHINGTON, Monday. H laughed it the German broadcaster Han during Ihc war -and handed him laerican Gl'a u^uillv were only ged Haw Haw and able 1 ?cau r ed no 3 V A of A. P.A.P. - 40 words
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Article, Illustration91 1950-10-31 3 V*OR TH ■> r,'roii« to bid Ui j cluba to express 'he In-between two and hrre "ure of Ills har;d lgorous heart raises It Norths decision cally corrtct from a neverti haa a preemptive value against a b:d from the opbcs tne of th*» hand bef^rf such d91 words
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Article39 1950-10-31 3 The United N leeship Cor. powers a account for I re ;::v ut roc of the T LI or Gfr.eral The C '->xirLtn the Becretary- »sed which dealt with 1 1 hey by the ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article14 1950-10-31 3 MA IL FOR TROOPS 1 K rean war roops received I 000. oon ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Article, Illustration34 1950-10-31 3 Sir Stafford Cripps (right) laughs carefreely at Bristol when he confirmed his resignation as Chancellor of the Exchequer. With him is Alderman W. 11. Ilenness\. Vice-Chairman .*nd Secretary of the South-Ka*t Bri>tol Labour party.34 words
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Article33 1950-10-31 3 Burma has told Uie r lean Committee of the Inil Labour Organisation a: Geneva that she exsoon to resume nepoh oil companies for joint exploitation of the Upper Burma oilfields.— ReuterReuter - 33 words
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25 1950-10-31 3 'Admit Red China but no recognition' MR R r La] I Natioi it thai r C t Nai made his co i .11. E.C.A. A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article31 1950-10-31 3 The special conference ol Americ Jewish Congress I i a res >lung :h n policy ol Ing Germany as iikercvive and stn ys menaced the depeaceful v- i ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article18 1950-10-31 3 A in Ku r and presidential Mr Ch i tang, haa i In Tal "1 ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article20 1950-10-31 3 Spain has concluded a year trade agreement with Prance Involving exchanges >tal valued 25,000.000.--000. French franca "about ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article18 1950-10-31 3 ese ment sources hav ment would bo signed with the sterling arm very shortly ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article243 1950-10-31 3 MOSCOW, Monday U7HETHER Soviet schools should be co-educational is a burnins issiu* among Russian teachers. The public has also become interested as a result of articles on the subject in the Literary Gazette. Ever since 1944 in primary and secondary schools In Moscow and most other largeA.P. - 243 words
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Article167 1950-10-31 3 NAPLES, Monday. V i:\VSBOYS rushing round the streets in Naples with tiie iatc editions of the Saturday evening newspapers shout strings of apparently meaningless number-. it those numbers mean a fortune to some ky Neapolitan. For they are the winners of the klv "Lotto most popularReuter - 167 words
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Article44 1950-10-31 3 piious of the American Flying Tigers Squadron In China may fly suppliea for the French in Indo..a. The T ho f oughi IS V( C 1:1Air force before the 8t entered the last war. may have French lots R iter.44 words
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Article46 1950-10-31 3 Mrs. Louif Q 67--bought a I advertisement in a Columbia. Ol paper to save the Stars Stupes froi ed." of Pai and the D.N. flag, then, and then* only. should it fly over public buildir the Qi Stai the adverti Id.- A.P.A.P. - 46 words
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199 1950-10-31 3 Britain will free next year- U.S. view NEH YORK, Mund V T EW YORK bankers do not think Britain will revalue her pound sterling upward. Nobody, of course, professes publicly to r: any official information on the matter, but authoritative banking sources predicted a move to l<*t the pound findA.P. - 199 words
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Article81 1950-10-31 3 QTUDENTS of the Damur.u;ol;i Mixed S< hmil in < O lon's central provnuf mi on stones in the lower c Li^m >. because there are no hem hes. Thc> keep their slat»> on their laps, when they want to write because there an» no desks. OtherReuter - 81 words
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41 1950-10-31 3 RUSSIA TRAINS CHINES? GIRLS TO SPY TAIPEH. M :i PUSSIA has trained b:ai; v ful Chines on Chinese Col P members and Sjv. :hroughou: R a The English ed Ing Chine. trained In M i prepa job. •and i disciplin* ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Advertisement13 1950-10-31 3 Wen only the best is qood enough... beer THE I6AST ASIATIC CO., LTD13 words
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Miscellaneous299 1950-10-31 3 SINGAPORE Dan Britain <BBC> 11 30 News and Kill NI-.TUOKK. N€m| Analyst (BBC; 1143 10 am. Newi from Singapore; "Bvenlnf Serenade" (Giam. :o 50 For the Schools; 12 Pi<>- re In Malay, nrxinwr 1 ra; 1.30 lime S rriWAriVj 1 45 Dane- Mum. Nrv^. 1(J 5Q sdloo i s t;299 words
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The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. Oct. 31, 1950.
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Article45 1950-10-31 4 DINGAPORI c:' low infant mortality nd a s( the er folk i t lie inci>e to p B:. a JUS' I r 13 r a free in for he ipti- homes I jrt heir cr.\ n i md iuse ol It I es.45 words
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Article114 1950-10-31 4 II ably foil ibillc is far m ill thr '>l(f with i ire m>t re> r neas a .ci who or :.:ch :d--of e conbreeds locking re children sleep us, arliest age. come irr.o contact. with the worlds evils. Build the houses and the schools ivhere our youngsters can114 words
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Article1068 1950-10-31 4 MEXICO CITY: THE unpredictable Mexicans are trying to outdo the Russians and Americans at one and the same time The Government, still proud to call itself revolutionary, is pressing forward its socialist and nationalisation programme, parcelling out resources and promises to peons and simultaneously building an American-style1,068 words
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Article, Illustration767 1950-10-31 4 COURTENAY EDWARDS - 1951 Car Shows Few Innovations COURTENAY EDWARDS AT THE MOTOR SHOW By -i THOSE who went to the Motor Show at Earls Court expecting to lind bold experiments Ji\ British car design were in for a disappointment. British manufacturers, busily ministering to the enormous appetite of overseas markets. have been767 words
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Article17 1950-10-31 4 Tough Guy drew 'like an angel' A ser be< en< vious dm ed in A" after he:17 words
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Advertisement15 1950-10-31 4 GIFTS QUALITY for THE SEASON U. S. de SUVA 106, ORCHARD ROAD NEW TEL *****15 words
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Advertisement93 1950-10-31 4 (Ehrifitinaa 2K> TURKEY ■eedn t have a Ltst iush for your u order it now. and when tf> comes your bird will be dc jo you m beautiful cor, The turkeys arr.v r. prime quality birds m a vn Jty range of weights. Make sun one is yoc When you93 words
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Miscellaneous28 1950-10-31 4 PAJot rVme....BJ ,{J IP INVA| '••I want to /<j AJ J harne down J 1 /< r KJLJK rtf* MOTOR SHOW 4.S 77*£ ENGLISHMAN 1 AT HOME SEES IT.28 words
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Article, Illustration266 1950-10-31 5 WELFARE CHIEF LEAVES FOR K.L. POST 'Big task ahead in Singapore Free rres> Staff Reporter T. Kames Hughes, acting Secretary for Social Welfare, Singapore, who helped to draft the Five-Tear Social Welfare Plan for the Colony, is to be transferred to the Federal Secretariat in Kuala Lumpur. His place willFree Press - 266 words
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29 1950-10-31 5 t MTCSpondenl tlie rolled States was partly •r the wai In Indo-China was txrsterdai i>v M. Jules Ha igon ih-'a lonrnaJ r peo-29 words
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Article30 1950-10-31 5 iAPORr ppy 31. to c- Fools" c :i be open to women of •he their fa f to amuse ce. r« em of the <J' A30 words
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Article192 1950-10-31 5 Prawns improve S 'pore diet Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S G8 prawn ponds yield a total <>f about 142.H7 tons of prawns a year, states the annual report of the Fisheries Department for last year. high demand ;he fUh auctioned in I tailed only 10.163 9 tons in 1H49. the192 words
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Article, Illustration68 1950-10-31 5 p»( tuir\ IN the bomb-bay of this converted Halifax bomber— the type used extensively on ni^ht-bombing missions over Germany In 1943— which landed at Kalians airport yesterday was a fire-ton propeller shaft, a replacement for the damaged one of the ship SUrdhana. Members of the c rew are F 0Free Press - 68 words
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Article16 1950-10-31 5 l ree Press Stall Reporter Duties Mr. 1 via rses i n 116 words
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Article92 1950-10-31 5 Singer on way home I rr.- Prcsv St:iff R«-port«-r InVENTY-ONE YEAR -OLD (ir- ta I»- w lyric Ived in jresterday *>n v home ifter compl< the l*r. She arrived aboard .t QanBOAC I singing li r Friti Lehman, brother Fan IS singt-r. I n Si .v York. Coming from a92 words
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Article222 1950-10-31 5 DEBATE ON PAY SCALES TODA Y Free Press Stall Reporter AN important principle relating to *tall appointments in the Singapore Municipality is expected to be debated when the Municipal Commissioners meet t<>r their monthly ordinary meeting this afternoon. I 011- The Questi i Mr Prank C Ja -> to have222 words
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Article25 1950-10-31 5 A Malay youth stole a gold ring and two bangles valued at 555 from a Malay v. outside Lorong 2^. Gtylang. Singapore, yesterday.25 words
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Article87 1950-10-31 5 I^o COPE with the population of rats in Alor Star the authorities sh <il seriously consider breeding cats' in equal number, Mr. K. Nair suggested to the Kota Star Town Board. The Board agreed to appoint a rat Hitching overseer after having considered a letter from87 words
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Article75 1950-10-31 5 hthe M< ernment, urges that a up to i: s and standard of living tble wages to be bn level. noditief iuHxi of till trades, wpectall et. as made to maintain a ■ndard of living ■.dar.t lrtbc-ur troubled .uclude 'he up ol machii provide for ■'s and75 words
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Article193 1950-10-31 5 SHORT-TERm PLAN FOR ATTAP AREAS Free Press Staff Reporter RECOMMENDATIONS have been drawn up b> the Teehnical Working Party anponUed by Singapore Municipal Commissioners, which will proxidt lor the erection of temporary dwellings, attap or otherwise, within such areas as the Commissioners m allocate for temporary houses There are »^<»193 words
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Article20 1950-10-31 5 Donation* to thr A Relief Fund from the B. Serai branch of the M Indian Co:. total* 216.40.20 words
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Article47 1950-10-31 5 Malay villagers object I I I r.t. A MEETING .1 B 3 I 1 appoimed 1. bv the C Tht- rep:er; G it ;o riebaie meet;/, led and B ird well I rest of th< The :ied by Gv< tore the mt It has a p 150047 words
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Advertisement62 1950-10-31 5 OUR REMNANTS' Week Sale I im l Full Swing 5 <>u haie not taken advantage of this pportunity please hurry vp and fi our choice. t from COTTON. SILK FURNISHING 5 FABRICS All At Reduced Prices i I Ist. FLOOR FASHIONABLE FAMOUS AMERICAN CORO JEWELLERY' IN EARRINGS. BRACELETS BROOCHES NECKLETS.62 words
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Advertisement128 1950-10-31 5 R>' mi f g What a treat to open and close c c\ at a touch en Ruff!ette curta.n 1 r «k®* This is the rail with the eye -level sc I Lil lEßfif at ena t > es one pe s>o n to secure the W&m&^wW complete rail together128 words
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Article217 1950-10-31 6 'WE HAVE FAILED' PANDIT CHIEF M.C.P. orders his death Free Press Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A MALACCA bandit leader, Siew Lau, who advocated giving up the terrorist campaign, has been ordered b> Central Committee of the Malayan Communist Party to be "destroyed." A* F'ederation Government statement today said: "The217 words
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Article, Illustration33 1950-10-31 6 Ph:ito. i PICT! MM at the r.cent dance held hv the Singapore Municipal BcilkJW I nion at its clubhouse in J.'irtr Park. Picture sh»\\»i i *r^ i lh\s Municipal irial and their DavidDavid - 33 words
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Article105 1950-10-31 6 Doctor says 'don't be squeamish CEX should be taught in Malayan schools because it Ls "ao fundamental in lil .and Dr. B. R. S: .>an. member of the Council he Univo sity of Mai [ht. He said we and have the cow: face facts There should I irl ilarlj >105 words
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Article66 1950-10-31 6 ARGI Jorge S Sugden yesterday set up i '.)rd by swimming Straits of Gibi i 6 hrs 58 mins. Previous record for the 12--.vim was held b^ unt ry man, AnU Ah- who crossed In 7 hrs. 42 mins. pt. 27 last. Sugden, who swamReuter - 66 words
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54 1950-10-31 6 THE Bril h Am iteur Box- are sec to Austria for the time next week for two international contests i on Nov 14 and another yet to be finally arranged. Three changes are being made from the team which drew four-all against Ireland at WembleyA.P. - 54 words
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Article383 1950-10-31 6 PETER LOVEGROVE - Record entry for Army Rugby Cup PETER LOVEGROVE Bv AST season's record entry of 100 teams for the Army Rugby Union Challenge Cup has quickly been eclipsed. Another 19 units have joined in the competition this season to emphasise the constantly Increasing popularity of rugby football among the troops. I:.383 words
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Article20 1950-10-31 6 1 1 ruct- hi P. K B A Cr Ir. G. R 1 1 Mr A. MacN20 words
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Article14 1950-10-31 6 OATITRDA^ Ctfj frusadI IV: IV I I Ol ■••"r..n 8. < Lin- < ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Article57 1950-10-31 6 FM)R thr first time in 1 history, the West Indii's touring trit keters li.ivr receired a bonus an a tour. Of the VMO.OOO In profits made bj the British West Indies rirki't Bt»:ird of ontrol mi the last English tour. Ihf players h.ive each been s«»ntA.P. - 57 words
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79 1950-10-31 6 3 batsmen stand out in MCC innings IMIREE men rescved the M.C.C. baf trom n 'v again.-; i accurate South iltao ick on the third da match at Adetaklt*. They were Len Eiutton I i. century on Sit in <:\ > ll'J'. !i:s pa i cond-wicket s* ol 170. and79 words
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Article108 1950-10-31 6 -••I ih II srKALLI I*l iv\> '*0 Mil I •> 1 I > lluttoa I t.anclrt k Hirta IMI txhbrook Ibw b Htrro Nimp-.ua I k Ni.birt ill* lirwr, b Sti^rl L.sr C Noblrt b M I '*S I Kitlo k Molr l'.rg« n l»/.p»lr k VAu»c« In IReuter; AAP - 108 words
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Article101 1950-10-31 6 ]\ew tobacco 4 loan stock LONDON 4 PKEBUI M of three points Imi*»rial IWhain 4S (OJ was introdurrd to the Stock I k itatel KriJtci > linaiK i.«| Trading three and a optimistic foreThe inark- trend. Op< I B: Text ed. Rubber dull S;> >e tll| •fReuter; A.P. - 101 words
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Article35 1950-10-31 6 Water bills: experiment A. M ir.spare •.dh'd a O'T i sinners paid their bills in I first two hours, rod tl of one And tw nad to b»» iv-: mor. day t j lo rs35 words
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Article21 1950-10-31 6 CHXKLTON ATHLETIC l H Ham three-nil in a nd replay in London Challenge Cup icm competition yesterd A. P.A.P. - 21 words
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Article32 1950-10-31 6 UK SOCCER FIXTURES -UDlir 1 IMIKI. |M K W« p«rt Mli PuM lifrtotfva I Hit ■■Mfai DM! Nhrr v -t -rn < Mo! hi •rl| '< K U*. \rb «Ait> Km I Hun I32 words
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Advertisement71 1950-10-31 6 OPffJVS TO-DAY OWIY 4 SHOWS 3A;i.y No! ILTI RED TIMES 1 1.13 I i uid MS p.m. \)I RE-ISSUE \<>U RE-HAKI Bu I "i« ProdiHtion aW Ij^u .^aw V A i^Lh^mW Hh£ iNCOfAPARAB^ 1 &UMAM I a«««Biy M BOY n Is, »S5 I Magazine feature W^? 1 II k J71 words
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Advertisement58 1950-10-31 6 "THE PERSONAL IFFARS OF WOMLN OF THI TODAY OWLY 4 SNOWS E?A V I L I 0 N 2-4 15-6.30-9 30, J DAVIS- deHAWIUWD T- SIP- Bpi DENNIS HORSAK f TOMORROW- Everybody s in the cart in Merriest -Marital Mix -Up of J Time -BOOK •s*/ iohns kw*r: r loKxihX,58 words
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Miscellaneous105 1950-10-31 6 J/\|S|t Exclusive to the Singapore Tree Press in Malaya MSRaTdKB Exclusive to the Singapore free Press in Malaya JZ^lr™?*??* TH6 ST B f AND IP YOU GIVE- A- V> M«S AUTO SHOULO F AM WE A«6 .N T WtsLT'^ iffi M6 YOUR PA «Ol-E fl REACH THAT BENO j'^M LOCK,105 words
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Miscellaneous112 1950-10-31 6 SOCCER: P. A.M. TROPHY-. NORTH v* SOUTH S^ToRO^Yi? NORTH V, 500TM X^ -^O "^J Soccer nqr<rM AT K.lumpoß X<^^^ if Will 6£ KCMi>ie£*£& IhaTplp^ J 0\ SPECTATORS Fo^ x V \Q Q> l Jl^ N 5853 [4bJn[ 1 gL^)-^ Y\ CAUSE FOR V TTf^J^ /r\ MM,<M T WAS s^f Mv112 words
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Article10 1950-10-31 7 Parkhouse and Bedser indisposed 1 u ..iv be i r.de10 words
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Article, Illustration263 1950-10-31 7 ALLAN LEWIS - JAUNTY AND WINATION WORK FASTEST ALLAN LEWIS Sanlana shows improvement By KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. LOCALLY-trained horses held the spotlight this morning when the second grass track, which was a little soft, was opened for fast work. The fastest time of the morning was returned by Jaunty (I)unwoodie) and Wination (Ay263 words
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Article137 1950-10-31 7 FHE PICCOTT SUSPENSION jH! stewards of the Jockev Club dealt severely with the 14-year-old boj prodigy, Lester Piggott, in t.iKinu his lieenee awaj to ride for the remainder i tii«' iron season. There will be man.i who will perhaps the leadini men in the British racingReuter - 137 words
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Article41 1950-10-31 7 NEE SOON BEAT SEMBAWANG Soon Garrison defeated RAF. Setnbawang by six pom's (try, penalty goal) to three (try) In a rugger name played at Net Soon yesterday, rs lor Nee Soon were Pemberton (tryl awJ Parry (penalty) while March scored Sembav41 words
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Article27 1950-10-31 7 Y.M.C.A. TENNIS RESULTS tnpion- Mi n OPI n SIN°<;LES: v P H Ml > R v|\..| I I I -IM.II^ \II S |M>l I'.l I H Ann K27 words
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Article32 1950-10-31 7 \'o' NG Aman. rm«?r fl 8 Aman waa ooi a '.n mt. In 193S B i \a p An Al a nne i h a. Al :ir. Aman32 words
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Article19 1950-10-31 7 i i CHI .<r\< r }< C R R H ft j H !U~ A. B Da, v19 words
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Article166 1950-10-31 7 PENALTIES were the order of the (lav in the Kugbv match at Woodsville yesterday when St. Andrew's School defeated Raffles Institution by six points (two penalties) to three (penalty). A hard tussle towards the end saw St. Andrews holding out against a Raffles team who seemed166 words
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Article183 1950-10-31 7 By KISADI K ANG I'oh I.ini, the Singapore Thomas cup badminton player, lias been invited to turn out in tfif exhibition matches Wring arranged by the Selangor Badminton Association in aid of the Poppy Ua\ Fund this week-end at Kuala Lumpur. As the183 words
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Article137 1950-10-31 7 \7ICT< >h [AS port C Club B xv mucli U> r thni in the ru^uer Padanf y« sU i ■a inn they were beaten bj points 1 5 goaN» to three (trj first g.nne for the Club. centra three, JannJnga scored four Of SCC's five137 words
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Article185 1950-10-31 7 Singapore hockey roundup AX interesting point about yesterdays Singapore hoc- s was that in a.! i e games played the score Ceylon sports club down 2 0 to RAF. Changi Road yes! ere. Parmenter scored in the .md Potter got thp second resump- Malaya won185 words
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Article25 1950-10-31 7 following will rei 8.0.D.C.A. i key a! St. q* rge'a Road on Thursday: Webb< r Balen Collins Lawson Kelly. Rudh Singh, M<*iin-25 words
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Article398 1950-10-31 7 WEIGHTS FOR K.L. RACES I Kuala l.um.'Hir Mttu. nTENGHTS for all v*>\en race« «»n Ihe fhsf day of the Selanjjor Turf lull i meeting:, Saturday. Nov 4. are: Class 1, Div. 1 About 7 Furs. I oui lock II 10 '0 I Raj Mahal S.l' Dark Brtnade Clvnor 8.1'."' LotiKchamps398 words
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Article, Illustration44 1950-10-31 7 lioi. l. is en. the Norwich centre-forward, and KinBey, Norwich insid<*-risht are beaten to the ball bj i MHlwall defender when Hutu o teams met in a Div. 3. (South) match on Oct. 14. The result w.is a one-all draw.44 words
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Article43 1950-10-31 7 Eyre takes a rest EN i A 1 1 "I see t en my tr iund. and I have had enough of run- Eyr. ad a plao Englan I i nal- <■ tho ter a< H«- believes it d stamina I track s< son.43 words
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Article99 1950-10-31 7 OUTCROP OF RUGBY 'HEROES' By THE SPORTSMAN 'rHERE seenu to be a sudden outcrop of rugby 'heroes" men who insist on playing after they have Km 50 per cent, incapacitated. Admirable 0 Yes but often a nuisance to their own side. B an unfair obstacle to the opposition. To be99 words
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Advertisement31 1950-10-31 7 .VTE L I mII \DTHE 5\ ROE .ng St s unts jUH; LANCASTER! ro d a y p in. PI \i:\\( E mil iin it-t HEAVEN I Will .^\O A 3*31 words
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Advertisement202 1950-10-31 7 ffiM%h> Music W^li C Ballet > -Superb COLL MHIA Recordingsswan lake (Tchattovskjr) london Philharnionu Orche> bv Antal 1V:..-: DX 1*32 35 THE RED SHOES E The Philharmonla Or MuiT Mat.hieson DX lf*7 5»6 GAVANEH Ballet Bultc No 2 < Khach«i;u: l'l;i \< ed by E K.: —DX 1641 42 f202 words
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Miscellaneous22 1950-10-31 7 Today's sport HOCKEY SCC v SRC S. C C A v BOD I C ell 6 C I SCC v GSC P.22 words
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Article61 1950-10-31 8 LOVETT: To* Mary, wife ol I ovett. on 24 h Oct., 1950 •I Kcmioon General Hospital, tht gtf) of a David Lewis. MUNRO On 23rd Oct.. 50. at u- B.M.H Spore, to PtjfJ (n> of Maj I C. B the Gordon Hghhndors REEVES To El-5.\ w.fe of J. 061 words
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Article80 1950-10-31 8 LONDON. Tu INDIAN fi.it ions with China ng in the balance as i result ni China's announcer army will T:bot the M cle. ssador In pressed his in lib' a understood or assumed Id. Mr Nehru h ty of a ,n p u Ip in nReuter - 80 words
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Article207 1950-10-31 8 2/6d TO SEE OLD BARONIAL' LONDON, Tuesday. IN the Stately Homes of England they are tottii up the takings, counting the florins and halfcrowns paid by sightseers to look over ancestral mansions during the summer. For the visiting season is nearly over. And there looks207 words
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Article44 1950-10-31 8 LONDON OOMPOoITORS and i: v empl rs jri si relay end i dispute which has stop] >r hampered p ib: :»r the r< w. T!.. £8 a week and to pi laim 1 ci f > and r r d ke ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article29 1950-10-31 8 Th- Han Stan I ♦•I was reported in "very condition In P.ir; yest< i I following an operation or Satur r the removal ni an ab A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article, Illustration21 1950-10-31 8 JEST A MINUTE "One little lot of those invisible* exports they re talking about in the papers these days, chum!' r21 words
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Article157 1950-10-31 8 STABILISATION OF TIN FAVOURED GENEVA. Tuesday. DOLIVIA is "vitally interested" in an agreement to stabilise the tin trade. Mr. Manuel Carrasco, head of the Bolivian delegation at the United Nations tin conference in Geneva, said yesterday Dr. Cmr ference would probably not succeed in setting a dat' such an agreementA.P. - 157 words
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Article72 1950-10-31 8 I A KE SUCCESS. Tues. riiHE United States anJL nouneed in the United N i lons Economic and Social Council yesterday that it lias decided to grant a visa to Mr. Georges Fischer, a representative of the World Federation of Trade Unions. to a! tend UN.A.P. - 72 words
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Article30 1950-10-31 8 has just had National Letterwritfaf week The post office urged everyone to write more letters even though it lost more money on everv letter it delivered.30 words
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Article277 1950-10-31 8 PATIENT SHOUTED 'MURDER' Nurse testifies against matron WORTHING, Tuesd:i>. IT was just after 9 p.m. at the Concord Nursing Home in Worthing. Sussex England. A patient, 76-year-old Mrs. Fanny Parkinson, was ill with slight blood pressure and heart disease; she had periodical attacks causing mental upsets; .she became truculent and277 words
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Article, Illustration34 1950-10-31 8 CRYSTAL PALACE FlRE— Fireman strive to contain the w.i/,. which broke mit in the Crystal Palace grounds in London, destroying the old School of Art building which had survived the great firr of 1936.34 words
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Article143 1950-10-31 8 V(> sea passages in British ships are available this winter either way between Britain and her West Indian colonies in the Eastern Caribbean. People from the West Indies who are now in Britain are having to travel home by wav of America. Canada, or even Africa143 words
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Article58 1950-10-31 8 LONDON. Tin I^l IE Colonial Development rporation today disclosed its plans to Increase food production in some of Britain's under-developed colonial areas. Among the projects contemplated by the cornpi are a rattle ranch, freezing plant and abattoir in African Bechuanaland, agricultural .schemes for three islandsA.P. - 58 words
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Article23 1950-10-31 8 Thr World Bank yesterday -announced luans iolallnv» USs2o.4f^ooo to Siam for dcvrlopmeiu of railways ports, irrigation and drain-' A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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Article13 1950-10-31 8 Pra to the forces h ted her fi •r four A.P.A.P. - 13 words
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Article70 1950-10-31 8 U.S. firms sold copper to China WASHINGTON, T na i ist China 4 copper anc by a round- th< led Ui. rt rvgu. aVlivrred to R.-d C r by ships of th< line of Hew York T en ord nload In New York a .n— a p war material Th<U.P - 70 words
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Article13 1950-10-31 8 NEWCATHOLIC DOGMA IS APPROVED V I CARI N Chur ed tion. Itm-d A.P.A.P. - 13 words
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Miscellaneous24 1950-10-31 8 THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris *S3SBSSP^^^3SF\ C L E \=s s t" y UP TO. A.-O N0303Y E.S6 Ksaxd -O-^ \=w l ="=jj t'^ESE?"^ <24 words
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Miscellaneous15 1950-10-31 8 UK, 11 TIDES rod x I >') i.m: 1 04 p.m Tomorrow 3tia.m: "!7 p m15 words
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