Singapore Standard, 20 November 1950
1950-11-20
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Title Section11 1950-11-20 1 Singapore Standard <a^^^ l^' SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NO^EMBER~2O iQqn 8 PAGES TeTTcBNTI11 words
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Article, Illustration58 1950-11-20 1 Firemen of the Singapore I ire Brigade playing their hoses on yesterday's fire behind the Customs Sub-Station at Beach Road (upper), and (lower) a Chinese hopefully digs into the debris to recover whatever he can find of his beloiiijinss while his dejected mother looks on.58 words
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131 1950-11-20 1 Firebugs Take Tragic Toll Of Eleven Lives pb, Standard Matt Reporter »rt ■Mbh atlap whcdo, More houses t-c nil Beach Road early yesterday till to eleven persona, all of one jiuiN- I __Zl— I tag KU TTaa \h -otberthe the ined Porter, and insurance :;r scen< J i>\r- m fter131 words
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Article89 1950-11-20 1 LONDON, Nov 1 VP» Britain will soon start rrcriutm? women to fill jobs in armaments factories as part of this country's dHVncc proi;ramnii'. MiniNii\ of Supply spekesouui said on Saturday thai a large nunibiT of women among tin' 6.000 tired in the past89 words
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Article254 1950-11-20 1 Revenue Expected To Go Up Standard Stall Reporter ESTIMATED revenue from income lav in Singapore is expected lo be npped l>y about s|(> million daring tin* veai !*>."> I. ii i^ The increase i-* expected to 1 come largely from tax on company profits, which will be upped 10 per254 words
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182 1950-11-20 1 Standard Staff Reporter A 15-YEAR-OLD Hylamboy Lee Ah Lim alia.- Lee Kah Blew, met with an untimely death yesterday when an aged shade tree fell on top of him into a stream near the McRitchie Reservoir, where he was swimming about with four of182 words
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Article72 1950-11-20 1 BIRGANJ. Nepal, Nov. 19, (Reuter> Nepal Government troops fired on a Nepali Congress demontrators who iasi night attempted an uprising in Guar a town AO miles east ot Birganj, seat of the "emergency insurgent government. according to reports here today. Two were killed and seven injured72 words
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545 1950-11-20 1 A w Boon Ha w Urges Visa La w Rescinded Special To The Standard HONGKONG, Nov. L9. Mr. Aw Boon Haw, Governing Director of The Singapore Standard, today strongly criticised the new Malayan visa regulations ns hindering overseas movements am! expressed tin* hope thai saner counsels prevail tor an early545 words
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124 1950-11-20 1 UN Urged To Tackle South Africa Issue LAKE SUCCESS, Nov. 18: (Reuter) Ecuador asked the United Nations Special Political Committee to place the treatment of Indians in South Africa on the Assembly agenda next year in case the problem is not settled by then. The Ecuadoran amendment co-sponsored by Mexico,124 words
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Article278 1950-11-20 1 By NORMAN SOONG HONGKONG, Nov. 19 (PAW) Millions of «allons of American gasoline arc being offered for sal«to Chinese (iomnuinist purchasing agencies here. At least two known shipments totalling more than .'1.000.000 gallons of 70--72 jut cent, octane fuel. which meets the specifications for military278 words
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90 1950-11-20 1 PARIS. Nov. 18, (AP>.— A French government spokesman j said today that 50 American i J B-26 bombers would soon be transferred from the Korean l front to holp the French forces lin Indo-China. Meanwhile. A. P. reported from i Hanoi that90 words
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197 1950-11-20 1 JAKARTA, Nov. IP (AP) None of Jakarta's 2,250,000 in- 1 habitants was permitted out of doors this morning. From 5.00 a.m. (Java time) strong patrols of military police and armed troops were out on the streets stopping '■everything j that moves" The197 words
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392 1950-11-20 1 7th US Division Only Eleven Miles From Yalu WITH THE U.S. SEVENTH DIVISION, Nov. 19 (IP).Leading elements of the Seventh Division attack toward the Matichurian border were only 11 miles from the Valu River tonight. The 17th Regiment leading the drive towards H\c*anjin, a border town which is the primary392 words
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110 1950-11-20 1 LONDON \ov. 1M u\P) The Chinese Communists charged .;n Sundav that South Koreas troops had bombarded a Chinese village across the Yalu Kiver at intervals Oct. !(i and Oct. St. A New China News Agent dispatch relayed by Moscow radio and monitored in London,110 words
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128 1950-11-20 1 Soviets Said Training For War In Korea TAIPEI. Nov. 19— (AP)— The China News, English language mimeographed daily published in Taipei, claimed toady it has received information that so-called volunteers were^>eing organised in the Soviet Union for participation in the Korean war. There was naturally no way of confirming this128 words
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Advertisement21 1950-11-20 1 vcbsfjgkj;khf;f;m l A v \J ft r < it /J *tw 4% nf r c tik —^^ix AHjCHOR S^^^^ ndon Exhibition 195021 words
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Advertisement47 1950-11-20 1 l .V© i p lant> Service A Garuda Indonesia Airways C'onvair which left Singapore for Jakarta yesterday morning turned back to t|ris city. Passengers said they encountered machine gun fire at Jakarta. Other aircraft bound for Jakarta were held up at Kal- lang until late last evening.47 words
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Advertisement62 1950-11-20 1 ESWI WESTAB fl| il l| VENTHATOB ■\^k Ctinnft ot Air t&v^-*^" Noiseless, Lfttcti\r. Inexpensive WESTERN ELECTRIC CO. 138, Robinson Rood, S'pore. S MODERATELY PRICED OUTSTANDING 8 S OUALITi rf£xr\ and j /^^Pi j^§ PERFORMANCE jSMi^l I S HEAVILY S Constructed 3 *ii Sneed j S& I Control g OSCILLATING FAN62 words
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403 1950-11-20 2 Standard Staff Reporter COST OF LIVTNG in Singapore has greatly increased since the Korean War began. There is, according to price statisticians in the Colony, no likelihood of an early return to the 1949 level. Statisticians are of opinion that factors403 words
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Article84 1950-11-20 2 —TEACHERS Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Teachers' rift* to the Government asking thai all appointments to bi^iei posts in the service be advertised i' i 7 through the Public Si es Commission. Union's management to tmittee considers the prin- pies guiding the Colonial Ei ation Service84 words
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65 1950-11-20 2 Lach Brind 's Sister On Holiday Here Standard Staff Reporter TWO imp rtani visitors at lea>t to the Commander in Chief, Far East Feet. Sir l k Brir'.d and Lady Brind arrived in the Colon? by <-, taa Constellation from i 100 jester lay. They were Mrs. Simpson and her65 words
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Article30 1950-11-20 2 A CHINESE who was walking along Chulia Stn I it 4 at yesterday v. held up by an armed Chinese v- (h a pisti i relieved $10 cash.30 words
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Article137 1950-11-20 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE PUBLICATION of the report of the Singapore Cost of Living Committee by a Singapore Sunday newspaper (not The Standard) was yesterday termed "irresponsible'' by Mr. Devan Nair. the Secretary of the Committee. Mr. Nair added that the Committee wishes to137 words
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Article35 1950-11-20 2 SUnriard Staff Reporter THE ACTING Director of >n, Singapore. Mr. 11. M, Young said yesterday that! his Department is planning a new calendar for Chinese schools in the Colony. i35 words
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478 1950-11-20 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE LABOLR Parly is trying to capitalise on something mlimli it has already done or is in the course of doing, Mr. A. P. Rajah. Progressives 1 leader in the Municipal Commission declared yesterday at Farrer Park, speaking478 words
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Article, Illustration55 1950-11-20 2 Photo. THE Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson seen unveiling the certificates and awards received by the Archipelago Brewery Co. Ltd., Singapore, when they won the gold and the silver medals at the Brewers' Exhibition held in London recently. At Saturday's ceremony, Sir Franklin also opened the Company's new OverheadStandard - 55 words
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Article64 1950-11-20 2 Standard Staff Reporter A ROYAL Singapore Flying Club Tiger Moth coming in to land on the airstrip at Kallang airport yesterday suddenly "nose dived" to the ground. The pilot was shaken but unhurt while the only damages to the aircraft were the crashed propeller and nose of64 words
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416 1950-11-20 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Progressive Parlj has Id down tin- voters of the South Ward^ Mr. 4. V Maideem, a voter >aid \«*su*r<lay. lit* appealed t«» wrorfcgri at like llcAlister Road Hospital Quarters i<» \<»i« the Laixxir Party candidate, Mr. M.416 words
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122 1950-11-20 2 MANY of an audience of ncariy 100 London jour:^: commended the CummissionerGener.'i] lur South East Asia, Mr. Malcolm MacDooald tor the clarity of his statement about Malaya recently. They said the story of the Federation of Malaya never been better loni.' 1 The small-size122 words
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Article321 1950-11-20 2 Standard Staff Reporter FOL'R MORE <andidatofor tlu* Singapore Municipal elections on Dec. 2 have come out *itli their jxr--onal manifestos*. Two of them ane [ndependeots, Mr. Mak P;-.k &hee ?:< the City and Mr S. A. M med A!i. from Bochorc R Tho others are321 words
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Article41 1950-11-20 2 The marriage v. tak< S the 261 ■t n.oo tun Sims Avenue I 21 ing) betv Cheng Hua 'Commercial 0 eldest i ray Ot>n Seng B ping Trading Co. Ltd.- u i- B Kim daught r Sin Ciiew Jit F41 words
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Advertisement79 1950-11-20 2 II STAND THE TEST FOR ENDURANCE V-'ofcrproo* SKcck Resisting end fifcJm»fM El J^uSrI R An?i Mcgrcfic. Just the muUb Bb nofuro: movement of your crm rJ^'Sl.'^'^' •^V^.'^M- y^: ~jr^- -^^Bm^ mr- fcc ?s vtur Mido Fully VSc-und. Ij0 f^Ht f'j a VfB^t ■j| Wotchcs give Time Keeping r jH m[79 words
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Advertisement267 1950-11-20 2 SlTUATiO^rwX^r E r- t V i B and m> references oTsIIT RUBBER B In, lift] V Pric N'OTiC?" I'.i 1 1 1 H 1 The T Ap:. N I. SOH Pi i F IPPLK N \H I U XOTIf ing grar and S H'ee I IMPORTANT SAU N < I267 words
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Miscellaneous58 1950-11-20 2 fcs^ ((/>,/ Ik. A f WMATSA IDEA O' SWITCHIN' BUT VA WON'T KNOW 1 I <-niaci ice 1 1/ Sflk W// TS?^ E c f GNS YA5ILL v < O"^ T VA Wanted J I V NCwSSorv 1 •vy /s^'Ofs t>^^^" A PLAN, /M M\t rcal.lv itlicw^Tl? Cr I i58 words
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Article67 1950-11-20 3 Another Demand To Govt. gaaferi Stoi ft »rtw IOHORI BAHRI .t:.d M fc»J '>tr ht Hr-nham RrpOfi on »bn s*al« lot Malay t): „i d i > -.ibmit i jtimiiM t' the ic ladiag > i, t and "i senrke. linv ,i, t ision u.i- t.jken iltff t Vs h'67 words
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332 1950-11-20 3 Chinese Must Strive To End 'Terrr' Tan Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Sat. Dato Tan Cheng Lock, IY<>i«lcnt of tlie Malayan Chinese Association, speaking al a tea-party jiiven in his honour by the Kegri Branch of the M.C.A. last night stressed that "It i^ the responsibility of the Chinese CominiiiiitN to332 words
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Article, Illustration68 1950-11-20 3 Anolher Malayan. Captain Chelvanayasam. of Kuala Lumpur passed his final Bar-at-Law at Grays 1 Inn Capt. Chelvanayagam was educated at the Victoria Institution in Kuala Lumpur and was a police officer with the Federated Malay States Police before the war. He later joined the Army and returned to Malaya with68 words
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87 1950-11-20 3 THE LADY OF F ATIM AH FOR TAIPING TOO I Standard Staff Correspondent TWO thousand paper candle- shields have been ordered lor a candle-light procession of the statue of the Lady ot Fatima on November 24, at Taiping. The Pilgrim Virgin leaves Ipoh by car the same day and will87 words
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312 1950-11-20 3 Will Press For Unified Service Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. More than twenty delegates and an equal number of observers, representing various Teachers' Unions in the Federation of Malaya and Singapore will meet in Penang next month to participate in the Pan-Malayan Teachers" Con-312 words
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Article126 1950-11-20 3 Govt. ToldBan Sale Of Toddy Standard Staff Correspondent 1 IPOH, Sun. A resolution appealing to the authorities to stop re-opening toddy shops on estates, was passed at the an- j Dual delegates conference of the Perak Estate Employees Union today. The resolution also called on Government to ban the sale126 words
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Article35 1950-11-20 3 Standard Start" Correspondent PENANG, Sun— A tragedy occurred at the Royal Air Force Station, Butterworth. at about 10.30 p.m.. last night when Corporal Murphy of Headquarters Staff was found shot through the head.35 words
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Article79 1950-11-20 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Foui diesel Locomotives used for hauling timber in a Selangor Forest Reserve were burned by bandits yesterday. In another area in Selangor. bandits murdered a Chinese and wounded his nine-eyar old child. In Johore Bahru, Security Forces yesterday shot dead a Chinese bandit79 words
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Article44 1950-11-20 3 Standard St:i*T Correspondent PENANG, Sunu— Glowing tributes were paid to Mr. H. B. Basten, retiring Chairman of the Singapore and Penang Harbour Boards at the Heong Kong Restaurant last night Earlier Mi'. Basten had been presented with an engraved silver salver.44 words
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Advertisement97 1950-11-20 3 I \> KM i \t rK\SSP\riKt( SKKVN-I Overlann <, n g| i m luseles Ameri« l iin ('jnidi in fMtie* iHrt. 1101T 1 :i I U j l»ec. •.>» i»r, l>^< !N a Dec „i tor Hon^kons Kobe Yokohimn H I i in-inpment Tikubar A BsUtffaM \m kk.i USA IWESI97 words
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Advertisement629 1950-11-20 3 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA UK CONTINENT S p«ir«- P s <n >n okkhv al tor fiafatOß ft Buudtoft 22:^: Hm tiv\ t.l > BuuKkoo* LuKutmr Kubc s Vuk .Ha.-nu Dec 28 Nnv ALSTRIA' for SuiKon* Bunxkok MOM OSS •ALA! Inr HanKkol M.iiuia Hongkong Kooe v jfoknhaiDa Bin l»'c (KIAM)IA lor Sni^nn629 words
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Miscellaneous754 1950-11-20 3 > OLLARS J/ L 1 1 Quit M^^ v A lot of monlv' 7 d' 1 I'M so 7 I CROSSWORI v "DERATION' readers won nM four prizes of the Standard I ssw >rd Puzzle No. 4 The ;r.i/e s^nes t" Miss Shirlrv l ►•e of Alor Star Ar.<>l'r.:>v Star754 words
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Article795 1950-11-20 4 FROM the report on the availability of granite on S tpore and the surrounding islands, it is dear that Bukit Timah Hill can be spared further encroaches by commercial enterprise and conserved as a beauty spot. The report, published by Singapore Government without disclosing the oi the795 words
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Article, Illustration1514 1950-11-20 4 S. C. OEI - S. C. OEI By PENANG NOTWITHSTANDING the world tension resulting from the Chinese Communists intervention in the Korean war, the majority of the businessmen here are doing very nicely for themselves as a result of the boom in prices of tin and1,514 words
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Article966 1950-11-20 4 'Imaginative Performance' 9 Sir:- -Before 1 had time to get into your columns with my correction of what your stall correspondent reported, you lavished on me a doublecolumn leader. I am not here concerned with your assessment of my merits and defects or the satisfaction you derive966 words
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Article, Illustration16 1950-11-20 4 1 "Personally, I think we should I have laid low and said nothip- 116 words
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334 1950-11-20 4 G. M. Pillay - 3-Year-Old Thai Cabinet To Answer Influential Oppoents G. M. Pillay By BANGKOK, Nov. 16 (PAXA)- The three I government of Premier Phibun Songkhram laces a fromal assault in the House of Representatives when the Opposition's no-confidence motion is brought up for debate. While there is practically no doubt that the334 words
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Advertisement104 1950-11-20 4 SKANDEX if VISIBLE CARD ZLSSS?*! l!??™ SYSTEHI st<K>k Tobacco Aroma: Kill Cavendish. ider Wood. flake. Virginia Flower of Virginia. Honey Dew. Na v ut LaUkia, Kum. t: 'W/ Jamaica Rum, Maple ISffi Svrup Turkish, >"T3*V^^jßH 4% Mentholated. Banana, /.-^A iM^B Pmapple. Lemon, Orange, fir'- fe^^r Vanilla, Egyptian, Havana, I^^^ _J>^^^.104 words
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Advertisement39 1950-11-20 4 9 B l\ y i B V*a^ i^H KlWl— the Ace of /^jQr/ Boot Polishes. Kiwi B-r^^jJ < is avoiloble in black B^^/^^r i ton. b o w dark g J tan, ox blood, I^^^^^^ %l^ mahogany, blue and "**^f»39 words
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346 1950-11-20 5 NP A DEIAN™ 19 (AP>--ln an apparent effort to s «ften he ting of „l iki. Red ""a on salunlay appea ed to India through Radio Peking ir .l.H,i Ji'lln Ckiwri action on Tibet. f ,^t monitored here and considered as having official346 words
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Article51 1950-11-20 5 Methodists Want Reds Recognised CHI N ls Methodisl §s n lure „..u muni>t a Chop as Ihe rww f -ust!-.. ;i ifthe I illBS. sesaoa tte on Friday, the Bsidef the peace, iiihe strensthea- itioas, o the k aders tp] btrge sai n» a f n I I n i51 words
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41 1950-11-20 5 N support •muted Nail amy for oJ the for o last who n a ti on i to se to the exhave n by peace- bed her former s beci •)0 a > bu41 words
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Article49 1950-11-20 5 ST LOUIS. Nov. 18 (UP)— Guenther Goldman ran to I catch a streel car lasi Thursand was knocked down by a "motor car. n living slight injur:- H ruling for the street ai ai Uie same -pot today, he was knocked down again, and kil.ed m- ..:::'■>•■49 words
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Article211 1950-11-20 5 LAKE SUCCES& Nov. 1!' (\P) El Salvador formally manded on Saturday nighi thai th United Nations condemn Red China for its "unprovoked aggression against Tib< t" It also proposed creation of a special committee to study whal measures can be taken by the U.N General Ass211 words
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67 1950-11-20 5 TOKYO. Nov. 19: (ReuterAAPi Forty-eight fishermen are missing and five others dead as the result of the wrecking of 20 t: tang boats by a storm off Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, on Tuesday night the Marine Safety Board reported today. Altogether M persons67 words
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Article, Illustration58 1950-11-20 5 photo Senator and Mrs. William F. Rnowland (Republican. California) are now in Taiwan on their tour of the Far Fast. Senator Knowianti declared that his trip was to get firsl hand information on th*> state of affairs in Asia. Fit" ture shows the couple wavingAP - 58 words
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230 1950-11-20 5 WASHINGTON, Nov. 18 (UP)— The Catholic Bishops of the United States today denounced sex education in si h;;ols as an invasion of the rights vested exclusively in fathers and mothers. They also took issue with all those who would put the care of orphan230 words
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134 1950-11-20 5 HONGKONG, Nov IS. (AP). —Several Chinese newspapers today identified as Nationalist reconnaisance planes, the twoi unidentified aircraft which wore reportedly fired on. on Wednesday, by Chinese Red anti-aircraft batteries just across the Hongkong border, j The identity of the planes has thus far134 words
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Article148 1950-11-20 5 RI.IEKA. FIUME, Now 18 (UP)— The American Ambassador, George Allen, rrelo the first shipment of American i food reiief for Yugoslavia today. He declared that the only condition thai the United States is imposing on Marshal Tito's Yugoslavia is thai country remain free and148 words
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Article123 1950-11-20 5 FLUSHING MF.ADO W S N ov. 18- <Reuter> The United Nations General Assembly has i approved a pl«n to set up a j National Assembly in Libya North Africa. by Jan. 1 and |< establish a provisional govern- nient there not later than April j 1 next123 words
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288 1950-11-20 5 KAPSAN, North Korea. Nov. lf) ,jjp) a brilliantly executed American tank attack and a panicky North Korean battalion commander brought a quick victory to a Seventn Division task force here this morning as it swept across frozen North Korea toward the Mrinchurian border.288 words
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Article85 1950-11-20 5 LONDON. Nov. 19 (UP)— A Tass Agency broadcast, monitored here, said today that the Chinese Communist delegation to the United Nations arrived in Moscow yesterday. Earlier the delegation was reported to be held up by bad weather in Minsk. A group, which is85 words
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Article58 1950-11-20 5 ROME, Nov. 18 (IP) Vatican sources today s;iid that the Deaa of the Czechoslovakiao Bishops, Monsignor Voytassak, topether with two other Bishops, was arrested by the Communist police in September. There has been no information on the whereabouts of the three. but they are58 words
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84 1950-11-20 5 Congress To Act Against Corruption NEW DELHI. Nov. IS (Renter) A group of left wing intellectuals in Indian National Congress have formed a "democratic front* 1 to rid the country's ruling party Of corrupt ion and powder politics. Working in co-operation with official Congress committees "as Ear as possible." the84 words
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146 1950-11-20 5 Briggs To Ask More Aid For Malaya LONDON IS i will wipe out when S ii I Brigj i• I in M arrivei day. it was MlthortUlU' Learnt today. Sir Harold, who i r Britain tod. lo have high level talks Gov< officials, tndud the il Sec. i lames Grid146 words
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474 1950-11-20 5 KIIATMANDIir. NEPAL. Nov IS (IP) A govern ttenl spokesman said here tori i\ that SWfWWI twopa have recaptured the t<»\\ n af liir^an.i. and have t; m <•.:<• «i the invasion by Nepali Cm^ress forces thai Btmgkl to overthrow the regime. The spakesaUUß474 words
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Article99 1950-11-20 5 NEW POKK, Nov is <I I* A-tltur /inini t man. 11. parked hiv .ir in the P.;m\ and i turned to find it*- maerator and radio nusMnt:. He reported it la the police. Whea he started to mo\e the cur on lhurs (i.i> nii'.ht a r r;99 words
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Article, Illustration346 1950-11-20 6 I/OR the first time ever, mas, aircraft model-n be able to buy construct] make power-driven helicopters. Why has there never been such a kit before? To find the answer to that question, our Loi lon reporter wenl to Southampton lasi week to see Mr. Joseph346 words
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Article, Illustration268 1950-11-20 6 SHIRLEY M(iUf:-Main thanks for >i.nr lotHj tetter. I (lo hope all vour wtilin come true. Ye>. I'd verv mu< h like to ha»r> a picture of >i.ur^«-ll hen v»u <-.m spare one. .Mejnwhile keep writing in. MI.IW \HO HXMIO:— I was ?lad to hear from .you. Thank-, for268 words
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Article140 1950-11-20 6 Singapore, Nov. 19, 1950. FIEAR Juniors, Many thanks for your kind letters and the good wishes you keep sending me. I must say they all help a lot and go to prove how very popular this Corner is becoming. In return. I am writing a very brief140 words
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Article91 1950-11-20 6 Standard Staff Reporter 1 A CHINESE woman, Soi See iKean, reported to the police yesterday that she was robbed ,of her handbag containing $25 iby a taxi driver who had i driven her from the town to j her home in Potong Pasir dur- j91 words
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Article, Illustration51 1950-11-20 6 MISS DOROTHY HSU. i principal of the Methodist i Girls' Continuation i School, (centre) and Mrs. i h. B. Amstutz (third I from left back row) who < presented the prizes at < the school's first postwar 1 ui sports' Day last 1 week, with the prize51 words
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246 1950-11-20 6 MALAY N.r.O/s of the R.A.F. Kt-iment (Malaya) J'are to be flown to Britain for training courses' an Senior |(,unner Instructors. Far Fast Air Force Hea«lquarter* announced yesterday. I 1 The courses will last between six and eight weeks. <'and will be246 words
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Article60 1950-11-20 6 EIGHXEEN-year-old Kwong Sow and his 1 1 -year-old accomplice, Mak Kee, were produced in the Singapore First District Court on Saturday on a charge of breaking into a house and stealing rice, clothing, and a table dock Kwong was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment. Mak60 words
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Article36 1950-11-20 6 i The appointment of Mr. i William Addis, as Deputy Com i missioner-General for Colonial i Affairs, South East Asia, has i been Approved by the Secretary 10l State for Colonies, Mr. James Griffiths.36 words
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Article79 1950-11-20 6 At the fourth annual General Meeting o! the S ipore Dravidar Kazham -'iice-bearers and comm: i members were elected for the wi suing year: President V Balaferishnan: Vice-Presiaeni X K Veeriah: Hon. Gen. Secretary S. Kandasamy; Hon. Assi Sf S ;appan: Treasurer S Nadarajan; Hon. Auditoi R A79 words
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Article64 1950-11-20 6 RAF GIRLS IN RESCUE AIRLIFT n u i i K«'halMlitaiioii .Mir.,Hot an iii.,a,m, Mala\ jui w t A' mtroller Malay; an air> 1 tO U.r. The the v B which v. diverted it 1 i the D an imbulan h the ir; vu Ci of S Earier 3 I had64 words
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Article13 1950-11-20 6 51 'd-irci st»l extent ol cies ami the early h morning.13 words
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Advertisement115 1950-11-20 6 77/ ese 77/ iiigs //a ve 1 T HAVE a voice to shout, and .^iiig, and say, And whisper when I pray, I have a pair of hands to work and play. And a pair of feet that carry me all day. RONALD SAVAGE' (8 yrs. HOW MANY? A NUMBER115 words
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Miscellaneous305 1950-11-20 6 $1 CO CROSSWORD— 6 *y ENTRIES for i uwM pel fron. thU competition shan court rv -RvtaeuM omi dose with the last S S sS.t£i P«^«a» delivery on S < o-SSSjT /rulay. Nov. 24. •co'ioq i <» Ba*u MMtml in SinjiaDore. OraM M-Mln KesilltS Will HC StSSrT^ SSTi bod, published305 words
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Article94 1950-11-20 7 Ex-Soldier Held For Killing Five VINEI \M> lEW JERSI V Xo\ Ifl i. \P This state last nighi promised a quirk pn seration of Ernest Ingenito. used of slaughtering live of 's relati and wound- ins four others in a wild shootpree The pr< utor announ ed murder chai j94 words
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41 1950-11-20 7 K\:.-\V -I. SIDAX. Nov. Ii (Reutcr) Sudanese opposed Egypt's demand for uniting Egvpi 3UWI the Sudan under the Egyptian Crown at a meeting held here last aighi by the Sudanese Umma i Independence) Party.41 words
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Article, Illustration356 1950-11-20 7 FLUSHING MEADOWS, i i^ov. 19 (LP)— Bri-mlitr General Carlos P. Komulo. of the PWippinet, charged m the I nitetl Nations today that Russia's new t wen ly- year peace proiiiamnie meant that Ru-ssa .would only negotiate on the basis of 'total capitulation* hyStandard - 356 words
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220 1950-11-20 7 TOKYO. Nov. 19 (Beuter-j -AAPi-Owr l-i.OOd douik s o! heavy woollen pullovers v.- re flown up to British troops north of the Chon^chon River today, enough to provide every man in the Middlesex and Argyll battalions with one a pie* e, a British military220 words
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Article574 1950-11-20 7 By A Special Correspondrnt ALTHOUCrH previous dismal i forecasts regardinf the supply of and the it!m* nA vat rubber and tin so far prove the aphorism -fig' i '-es he and statistics are damned lies" never to have been more apt. relative fluctuations in574 words
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Article307 1950-11-20 7 Vishinsky Slashes UN Peace Plan NEW YORK. Nov. 19 (AP) Russia's Andrei Y. Vishinsky declared on Saturday there car. be no lasting world peace uniil the United Nations admits the Chinese Com- munists and adopts a long list of other Russian proposals. The Soviet Foreign Minister. in a slashing one307 words
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976 1950-11-20 7 BUSIXFSS done in the Singapore share market l rt is < ws: Industrials: C.T.S. Ords. 22/-, I Fra a. ave Ords. 9, G immons 52.:.. r and $2.:i7^, Hammers Malayan Collieries Sl.b'TA to $1.62J, Malayan Bit series 1 25 c.d., McAlisters] |45976 words
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478 1950-11-20 8 Kl VI II MPI Sun. A. K. Omar of ihe kuala l^nur "01n.k,,. rwiddkrs" Cycling Club, won the Selangor MM) nilei) road rarin-; championship over the Lardena rini.il loday, overinu the distance in .> hours. 18 min-. 19 mm* Hefoßghl out llw (iniA478 words
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Article129 1950-11-20 8 SI Rl v.BA.V Sunday.— A Com- 1 I Dei d s Police P |t g for the NeS P >iice in H m :rh I ed here esi Xhi ten ended i i for j visitors six g s. tries! I nil. I p home team129 words
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Article21 1950-11-20 8 Tickets Nos. *****1 !15#fl m re u a 1 a Mm Bis Sweep l!ie Snisaparc Tuii < lab on21 words
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Article, Illustration257 1950-11-20 8 MiEM^ TEOH KHOOIS /VV had a hard time handling things at Saturday's Happy World rassliiiii, but with the King Kong temporarily aftspnt ou an up-country jaunt, he stole the shotv. The grappler* AH Riza Hey and George Daune, big noises for the night, spent most of the time grappling257 words
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644 1950-11-20 8 KEN JALLEH - KEN JALLEH Poppy Day Fund Badminton By EQUALLY matched in strokes and smashes and in all the *il> tricks champions employ to win their points, Malayan double champion* Ong Poh Lim and Ismail bin Marjan S'pore) fought a thrilling three-set battle644 words
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Article602 1950-11-20 8 FOLLOWING are the weights for all the <*i«:lit races for the second day, and three races for the third daj «>i the Singapore Turf Club winter meeting. Horses: (lass I—Div.1 Div. t 1 1> Furs. 5 yds. Bright Eyes 9.12 Miss Nathan 9.11 Oiidinc 9.07 Persian602 words
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Article71 1950-11-20 8 Singles: Ong Poh Lim (S'pore) beat Cheong Hock Leng (S'pore) 14-14; 3-1: 15-4. Lim Kee Kong (Sel.) beat S. A. Durai (S'pore) 15-9; 15-9. Men's Doubles: Ong Poh Lim and Ismail bin Marjan (S'pore) beat Yeoh Teck Chye and Chan Kon Leong (Sel.) 6-15; 15-9; 15-8. Mixed Doubles:71 words
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219 1950-11-20 8 LONDON, Nov. 19 (AP) Oxford Innervily an now firm favourites to win the match a^ainM Cambridge I Diversity early in December* Following their mid-week v>\\\ o\»-r a tram oi international players, the Dark blue.- Satunlav ideated the strong Harlequin* tt 0. A sound219 words
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Article248 1950-11-20 8 COrXTV H\Mri')\>HlP c unl W 'i Durham I rkshire 1(< Lancashire 9 n. B .and LUB HATCHES Bladcheath I I mb. U. 3 Harlequini 0 Ox 8 jO. Ailevnians A London W U Old Mill. 3 London Ir:.sh 3 Old M. T 0 Old Blues 3 I sslyn248 words
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