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Title Section18 1947-09-26 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 bliill'l PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1947 PRICE TEN CENTS18 words
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622 1947-09-26 1 TWO BANDITS KILLED IN RAID ON GANG HIDEOUT Police And Troops In Battle With Sten Guns And Grenades From Our Special Correspondent KLUANG, Thursday. TWO notorious Chinese bandits were killed and four of their companions woun* ded when Kluang police, helped by a detachment from the Dorsetshire Regiment, fought a622 words
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193 1947-09-26 1 India Claims 1,500 Refugees Killed THE Government of India 1 Information Services, through their Singapore office, claim that 1,500 non-Mus-lims were killed when a refugee train was attacked on the way to Amritsar, on Sept. 22^23. Quoting a New Delhi delayed message, an official report says: "Of the 3.500 non-Muslims193 words
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Article63 1947-09-26 1 GALVESTON, Texas, Thursday.—Two men were trapped in the tngine room of a tanker. Cedar Mountain, and presumed burned to death when fire and explosions 6wept the vessel shortly before midnight last night. Texas City was the scene of a major disaster last April. two vessels exploded63 words
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Article53 1947-09-26 1 GUAM. Thursday.— A fire, accompanied by heavy explosions, completely destroyed a US. inter-island transport ship at Apra Harbour dock today, causing severe injuries to three of the Crew and two Filipino stevedores. The origin of the fire is not yet known. The blaze was fought for three53 words
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Article406 1947-09-26 1 PTE. G. Mules, of the Dorsets, says he will "remember all his life" the heroic act of a Chinese detective who stepped forward while he was helpless on the ground and received the bullet meant for him. Pte. Mules had been knocked down by a bandit406 words
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267 1947-09-26 1 INTENDING voters hav e until midnight tonight to register 1 at the G.P.O. central registry or until 10 p.m. at their district electoral office. Forms sent by pot will be accepted if they have today's postmark. Registry offices will also be open tonight at the267 words
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Article150 1947-09-26 1 From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Thursday. rthe end of July, mining equipment worth more than £2 million had been despatched to Malaya, leaving I only about £500,000 worth of I orders unfulfilled, I am officij ally informed t»day. In addition, engines, pumps, monitors, etc.. worth £600,000150 words
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228 1947-09-26 1 A MIDDAY hold-up took place in a corridor on the th'rd floor of Fullerton Building, Singapore yesterday. mi. n f tUa Vinlri-im I was Mr. Gordon Ahin, a 22-year-old Eurasian employed by Lyons Motors Ltd., Singa 3 pore v«™*a at thP nnin' He228 words
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Article, Illustration45 1947-09-26 1 Four members of the crew of H.M A.S. Warruambool were killed when the ship struck a mine off the coast of Queensland. Picture above shows a woman greeting one of the survivors with an embrace when he arrived in Sydney by air after the disaster.45 words
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66 1947-09-26 1 BATAVIA, Thursday. MR, JUSTICE KIRBY, Australian representative on the three-nation commission appointed by the I'nited Nations to investigate the Indonesian oi.spuu-, will arrive at Singapore on Oct. 1. It is hoped the commission will begin work shortly afterwards, it was reliably learnt here today. The66 words
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Article149 1947-09-26 1 Rubber Up Another 3/8 Cent RUBBER yesterday, continued its steady ris c of the last few days. It gained 3 8 of a cent on the Singapore market. The price has now risen 1 J cents since Tuesday, on the expectation that the United States Government will shortly be buying149 words
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62 1947-09-26 1 BANGKOK, Thursday. Slam today formally presented to India the priceless Siamese version of a complete s?t of Buddhist scripture, the Tripataka. in a simple impressive ceremony at the Na. i.ional Museum here. Royal permission was obtained for th? gift, which was written on Siamese parchmentReuter - 62 words
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Advertisement173 1947-09-26 1 y.i» jtinsf a m Prize Winners List No. 17 TIGER RHYMING COMPETITION Below is the seventeenth list of prise-winners. Successful entries are published twice weekly— watch the newspapers. Drink your "Tiger" and relax. And forget this income taxWhile there's income there is scope, While there's "Tiger" tftere is hope. Philip173 words
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Article, Illustration1156 1947-09-26 2 make as she was moving one of these days from Stockholm u> Uppsala, she added. The 89 year-old King of Sweden has not yet announced his decision.—A.P. Peace Move LONDON, Thursday. A move to end the Smithneld strike was made yesterday by ErnestAP - 1,156 words
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Article64 1947-09-26 2 LONDON. Thursday.— The British Minister of Fuel and Power. Mr. Emmanuel SMnwell, told a dinner audience on Tuesday gas might be the next in Britain's spreading nationalisation scheme. He told a dinner celebration on the inauguration of British nationalising of electricity that he would likeUP - 64 words
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386 1947-09-26 2 "IRRESPONSIBLE ACTS:" PROTEST BY THE U.S.A. lension Continues In Trieste WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE United States has protested to Yugoslavia against the "irresponsible Yugoslav actions" iv the Trieste area and on the Yugoslav boundary. The Acting Secretary of State, Mr. Robert Lowett, in a formal statement, said the United States considered386 words
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Article299 1947-09-26 2 PLAN TO OVERCOME VETO LAKE SUCCESS, Thurdsay. fTHE U.S. Secretary of State, 1 Mr. George Marshall's plan for a continuous session of a new United Natiais General Assembly Peace and Security Committee was yesterday being completed in detailed draft form. It will be presented to General Assembly delegates today forReuter - 299 words
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Article42 1947-09-26 2 PARIS, Thursday.—Representatives of all Cochin-Chinese political parties yesterday unanimously accepted the offer of Bao Dai, former Emperor of Annam, to mediate between the French Government and the Vietnam people, ihp French news agency: reported from Saigon. Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Advertisement850 1947-09-26 2 NOTICES NOTICE TIIE HONGKONG Si SHANGHAI Banking Corporation. Singapore, has installed a NIGHT SAFE for use of in constituents. Deposits can be nade Day or Night. Sundays and Holidays. THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that i th<- Transfer Bojks of the abave Cornpa y will850 words
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Advertisement496 1947-09-26 2 NOTICES AT THE CATHAY BUILDING STORE HANDY ROAD AT 10.30 A.M. SATURDAY, S7TH SEPT.. 1947 AUCTION SALE ol Miscellaneous desks, tables and chairs; bed frames and spring mattresses; latex cups; steel cabinets; carpets; wardrobes: hatstands: operation table; wooden shelves; radio cabinets; zinc sheets; 6" x 6" brottles; steel Dines: steel496 words
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Advertisement217 1947-09-26 2 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY WATER DEPARTMENT Tenders closing noon Tuesday. 31 October. 1947. are invited for the "Purchase of damaged Steel Plates." Deposit $50. Tender form obtainable from Municipal Secretariat. P. W. D. TENDER NOTICE Construction of approximately 200 (two hundred) permanent type class VIII quarters at Kampong Pandan housing site. Circular217 words
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Advertisement86 1947-09-26 2 m m I jflr m^K% 4 mM ii-iiSfe*'' 1- i'-^a 7 >'-~«SV It] l^"^~ _^^^1 ■ml f *"*■<> Wtit-tf* 1 gumsarr lealthy joo— sc itart W PP^Sj^^^^ I using Gibns S.R. Tootnpasie j "*~^ll§^ ifoJ^^»ilMii i <m<l P rotecT te€U> < vms The sodium ncuxxeau n j§§yf trom deep insiuc86 words
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341 1947-09-26 3 Survivors Tell Their Story In Lahore KARACHI, Thursday. TASUALTIES in the attack near Amritsar on a refugee train are now estimated at more than 3,000 killed and 1,000 injured. Six hundred survivors from the train, including 400 wounded, reached Lahore, in Pakistan's West Punjab, yesterday.Reuter; UP - 341 words
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Article30 1947-09-26 3 Four Chinese were convicted yesterday at the First District Court of being in possession of chandu pipe and lamp on Sept. 24. They were fined $35 or 10 days' r.l.30 words
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Article123 1947-09-26 3 From The Times Correspondent NEW DELHI, Thursday. JT [i reasonable to estimate that four million people are now on the mov c in tne Indus valley and part of the plain of the Ganges, seeking to fl<-o either east to Irrdia or West to Pakistan.The Times - 123 words
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Article80 1947-09-26 3 range radio reception blackouts experience^ by Sing- apore news agencies yesterday may hnve been due to the activities of a powerful "pirate station." Reuter, whose afternoon re-,' ception from London was interrupted, reported that the inte r t< rence was not atm^pheric. nolsea were identifiable as80 words
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Article, Illustration186 1947-09-26 3 SINGAPORE Chinese, Teoh Kirn Tung, of Kheam Hock n Road, who helped to hide British and Australian soldiers for two years during the Jap occupation of Malaya, was presented yesterday with a commendation certificate signed by the former Supreme Allied Commander in South-East AsiaAdmiral186 words
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Article103 1947-09-26 3 THE Singapore Overseas 1 Chinese Importers and Exporters Association has obtained permission to evacuate refugees from Bagan Bahru, situated in the centre of Sumatra. The local lmmigraiion author!, ties gave permission on the understanding that the Association would entire ihe refugees going back to Bagan Bahru103 words
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Article147 1947-09-26 3 New S'pore Pre-Fabs. Tenanted CEVERAL Singapore families J hav e moved from their wood and attap huts in the Balestier PPlani n area into the new-type, semi-permanent pre-fabricated Improvement Trust houses at Kirn Keat 1 Road. Among the first families were I vegetable gardeners and squat- 1 ters, whc«e old147 words
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Article102 1947-09-26 3 Without being called upon to make his defence, Pang Wee Ngoh, who was alleged to have been concerned in illegally bringing 23,318 katties of Siamese rice from the Malayan Union into Singapore on Sept. 7 was acquitted by the Second District Judge. Mr J. P. Mrrson,102 words
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Article62 1947-09-26 3 Malayan Airways will, from tomorrow, start a new weekly passenger-freight service to Medan. on the East coast of Sumatra. A plane will leave Singapore every Saturday morning' for Medan and return in the evening Passenger bookings for tomor- row's flight are reDorted to be heavy. Malayan62 words
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Article84 1947-09-26 3 Saying he had "no money, no friends and no relatives," 39--year-old Kua Boon Chang pleaded not guilty in the Second Police Court yesterday to the theft of a piece of iron railing, value $5, the property of the Registrar of Vehicles, from the Registrar or84 words
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Article305 1947-09-26 3 Servants Stole From Major rLLOWING detective work by a British army major, his cook boy and the boy's amah wife were charged with theft in the Second Police Court, on Wednesday. The majoi became suspicious of the servants after the theft of his wife's handbag, because sand on a window305 words
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Article98 1947-09-26 3 SHIPS alongside the Singapore wharves yesterday (godowns in brackets) were: Main Wharf: Limburg (31-32), President Monroe (36-37). Agapenor (38). Dunera (42-43). West Wharf: Cornelius Maersk (1-2), Templar (10-11), Glenartney (12-13), Empire Palace (14--15). Empire Colne (16). Empire Dock: Lake Winnipeg < 23-24). East Wharf: Vasna (44). Sheers Wharf:98 words
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353 1947-09-26 3 ON the second anniversary of the signing o f the Japanese surrender, the Bishop of Singapore, the Right Rev. Leonard Wilson, C.M.G., launched an appeal for £100,000 for the diocese of Singapore. The Singapore diocese covers a vast area stretching from Siam to Java. Sumatra353 words
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Advertisement105 1947-09-26 3 Messrs. RUSTON BUCYRUS, LIMITED, We are pleased to announce, have a I) Pointed us as their Sole Distributors in the undernotcd territories: MALAYAN UNION, SINGAPORE ISLAND, SOUTHERN SIAM. Your enquiries covering their worldrenowned products will receive our careful and prompt attention. HARPER, GILFILLAN CO., -TD KUALA LUMPUR. RAFFLES HOTEL TONIGHT105 words
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Advertisement233 1947-09-26 3 HEALTH MEANS fSHH HAPPINESS. !^JH However wholesome a I meal Is. unless you are BQR 1 In Rood health you canBwSp^jlj 1 not enjoy tt. 1^55 Why not let De Witt's I 5 Si I Antacid Powder helD Elll*---* M3y you regain that health so that you obtain the maximum233 words
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Advertisement129 1947-09-26 3 Last 3 Show.: 3. 6.15 A 9.15 p.m. "MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS" In Trrhnlrolor Ooenln* To-morrow -THE LADY OBJECTS" —In Trrhnlrolor To-morrow at Mid-nitr "SONG OK SIIKIIARA/.ADE" In Terhnirolor QUEENS THEATRE To-day! 3.00. 6.30. 9 15 p m. Republic's smashing srriall JUNGLE GIRL (Oprninic Chapters) To-morrow at Mid-ni|rht Buster129 words
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Article883 1947-09-26 4 Johore police, wiui the full co -operation of a platoon of the i Dorsetshire Regiment, yesterday engaged in acuon a number vi gunmen ut Niyor, near Kluang. They killed at least two and wounded several others in the battle that followed the throwing of a883 words
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Article161 1947-09-26 4 Nonsense From A Shanghailander The Straits Times yesterday published in its Thursday Magazine for the greater edification of its readers one of the most extraordinarily misinformed articles on this country that has probably ever appeared in print The article was written by a Chinese journalist publishing a newspaper in Shanghai161 words
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Article177 1947-09-26 4 rVT the people of Britain] will loyally observe whatever regulations the Government decides are necessary to meet the present crisis everyone knows, but it is also worth while to note what Confucius has to say about the conditions prevailing today. Confucius, when asked about Government by177 words
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Letter543 1947-09-26 4 TF direct taxation must be" A introduced, may I venture to suggest an Excess Profits Tax as an alternative to income tax. Excess profits may be defined as the amount of excess of the total profits of a current year over the total profits of543 words
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124 1947-09-26 4 TT is incomprehensible to 1 me why one should not register as a voter, in spite of what PUTERA and the AMCJA have to say. Is it not more effective to accept the right to vote and refuse to exeroise that right when the time124 words
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Letter207 1947-09-26 4 THE Education Department, Negri Sembilan, recently inserted newspaper advertisements inviting applications with the required qualifications for appointments as teachers. As one who applied. I was told to call at the Education Department. Seremban, for an interview at my own expense. If I were successful, I207 words
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Letter59 1947-09-26 4 VOL have drawn ait.mion to 1 the filthy way in which fish is dried on roadways. What about sawdust? This is spread out anywhere to dry, and when stored in open boxes in cofTe?.shops makes conveni. ent spittoons. Iced drinks are not usually boiled, and just washing59 words
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350 1947-09-26 4 T WANT you and your readers 1 to b e the first ones to know that I have at last found a use for Australian whisky. I mean apart from using it as a hair tonic or slipping it over on a friend when his back350 words
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Letter37 1947-09-26 4 IT is about two months since the Malayan (Union Advisory Council approved payment of Passive Defence Services' gratuities. Members of the P.D.s would be grateful to know when such payment will be made. tX-OltlCUi r.L>±.37 words
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Article246 1947-09-26 4 A SURPRISING amount oi nonsense has been tai d Ly the Government on th question of the penalty ot banishment and I cannot understand why no banishment can be ordered without reference t 0 the Secretary of' State. Why be squeamish on this question? Government246 words
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Article137 1947-09-26 4 DEFORE the war, anyone who trespassed on the Forest Reserve was liable to a tine or imprisonment. But now hundreds of people enter the prohibited place. The forest is being destroyed "rom three sides Bukit Panjane. Rifle Range Road and Thomson Road. Every day hundreds of137 words
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Article268 1947-09-26 4 AS one who ha.s iived in many parts of Malaya lor the past thirty years, I endorse the Straita Times views on the question of banishment. 1 spent Marls six v> Pahans after 103 a and duri Japan a i d ike In U Dunne that268 words
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Article100 1947-09-26 4 WHILE at Cameron Highlands, it surprises me that I can get a copy of the Straits Times in the aft. moon on the same day of its publication, and at Kuala Lumpur even as early as seve n in the morning. Congratulations for the initiative, for,100 words
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Advertisement899 1947-09-26 4 CLASSIFIED AOS At Per ang Maternity Hospital, on I3rd S p timber, to Eleanor (Betty) fnee Smith) wife of Y. S. Walker. Office Jelebu. a son. 'VIUJAMS. At K. K. Hospital. S p >re on 24th S pt. "47. To J s 'p--lii wife of W. 0.1. S M. Williams899 words
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Advertisement15 1947-09-26 4 BABY BELLING COOKER. Now Available from Stock. Ii v T M. ltd.. Ilitjh Street, Sin^pore.15 words
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Advertisement106 1947-09-26 4 Our Carpet-Department is CLOSED, but we have received one more consignment, which we offer at an exceptionally low price. These carpets have plain cream or fawn centres with plain coloured borders and can be used on both sides. BANGALORE WOOL CARPETS 4x7 6x6 sxB 6x9 $35 $40 $45 555 HARVEY106 words
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Article, Illustration932 1947-09-26 5 CROWD AT FUNERAL 'EXTREMELY AGGRESSIVE' MPAJA Leader Accused Of Breach Of Permit traffic obstruction naa Deen causea. Using a motor cycle, he encountered the procession at HiU Street and followed it along its entire length. He noticed that the number of people was considerably In excess of that stipulated in932 words
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190 1947-09-26 5 PUBXEEN hunu/vd enumerators have returned nearly 100,000 schedules to the ffli'ers !n charge of the Singapore section of the Malava-ui-V ma us. Schedules compiled by tht t "ffic r on (hri tx\ M Island territory ted iy will be Uip last lodged. Tliey hp.ve to190 words
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Article81 1947-09-26 5 i From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday, i TTHE Malayan Union produced 1 58,743 piculs (3,497 long tuns) of tin ore concentrates during August. These figures were announced by the Chief Inspector of Mines, Malayan Union today. Pcrak led production with 37.407 j piruls «2.22781 words
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Article128 1947-09-26 5 The possibilities of a closer eco- nomic co-operation between Singapore and the Netherlands East Indies were explored at the recent trade talks held in Batavia. The Singapore Government was represented by Mr. T. Van Der Gaast, Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs, and Mr. M. W. Himsuorth,128 words
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Article28 1947-09-26 5 In the Batu Pahat Government! i English Schools camera club competition announced in last Wednesday's Straits Times the name Tow Siang Yoke should be Tow Siang Yeow. I28 words
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Article75 1947-09-26 5 Part of Tanglin district was blacked out three-quarters of an hour from 7 o'clock last night electricity consumption threatened to overload Municipal turbines. A spokesman for the Electricity Department said tfhe load last more slowly. Coon in economising during the 6 p.m. to 10 p.m emergency period75 words
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Article41 1947-09-26 5 LONDON. Thursday. ViceAdmiral Clillord Caslon. former Commander of the battleship has been named Flag Oflifcr. Malaya, jr. succession to Roar Admiral H. J. Egrrton. the Admiralty announced last night. Admiral Caslon's appointment s effective in December.— A.PAP - 41 words
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Article155 1947-09-26 5 From Our Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thursday. ALL Government servants were at their desks and posts today, which was hartal day here. Town Board and conservancy labourers were present in full force Most Asiatic business premises were closed. Public transport, with the exception of yellow t >p155 words
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Article141 1947-09-26 5 rE Royal Navy, Army, and the Royal Air Forces in Singapore have been taking steps to save petrol. The Navy has reduced consumption 17 per cent, the Army 20 per cent and the Air Furce 23 per cent. A scheme has been put into effect that141 words
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Article112 1947-09-26 5 The Immigration Department i officially informed the Straits Times yesterday that contrary to published reports no restrichad been placed or. the entry of CWnnse into this country. The Department*- spokesman said the fact was that existing restrictions had been eased Whereas previously employers of labour112 words
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Article140 1947-09-26 5 Two Chinese and a Malay robbad a cycle shop in Middle Road, Singapore, yesterday of $1,645 in cash and valuables. The shop had just opened for.) the day and the proprietor. Mr. Chew Boon Seong. was alone inside reading a newspaper when the robbers entered. He140 words
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Article90 1947-09-26 5 x lie oiu^apuic run iroira Amendment) Rules. 1947. were passed by the Singapore Advisory Council yesterday. The Rules lower maximum charjes for lighterage fares in the port 3f Singapore. The Attorney-General. Mr. G. VfcL. Henderson, said that in July last year lighterage charges were ncreased. It was90 words
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Article64 1947-09-26 5 From Our Staff Correspondent. KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. A strike vote will be taken when the Pan-Malayan Council of Government Workers mcc's here in a full emergency session tomorrow I afternoon. Outstation members of the Council hav c been summoned to Kuala Lumpur by telegram for the64 words
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Article34 1947-09-26 5 Aviation, Lord Nathan, returned to Singapore by special Lancastrian yesterday after a week's visit to Hong Kong. Nanking and Bangkok where he was the guest of the respective Governments.34 words
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Article237 1947-09-26 5 FORMATION of a Malayan 1 team to compete in the World's Ballroom Dancing Congress in England is proposed by the general secretary of the Institute of Dancing Teachers, Singapore. Mr. Matheson Sinn. "It will indeed be lamentable," he says, "if Malaya, with its many capable teachers and237 words
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Article, Illustration130 1947-09-26 5 From Our Staff Correspondent KEMAMAN, Thursday. A MALAY rubber plantation owner was carried away by a ti^er at Pundoh Ltati wh le ho wis out tapping: rubber. I A se rch party was organised when the planter, who tapped his own trees on his small130 words
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Article92 1947-09-26 5 Jo urnalist's Dea th PENANG, Thursday. The funeral took place yesterday evening of Mr. George Pcrera. a member of the editorial staff of the Straits Echo. Mr. Perera came to Malaya from Ceylon in 1930 and had been resident in Penang ever since. His early journalistic career wa.- with the92 words
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Article44 1947-09-26 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thursday.— Fifty-eight traffic accidents were reported in Johore Bahru during August, compared with 50 In July. This total caused six deaths and 22 injuries. In July eight people lost their lives in traffic accidents and 13 persons were injured.44 words
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Article61 1947-09-26 5 KUALA LUMPUR Thursday. Vtterinary officers will shortly tour Johore Bahru. Batu Pahat, Muar. Segamat and Kluang to inoculate fowls against rar.ikhet disease. Ranikhet disease, which Is highly infectious. is causing poultry keepers in this country heavy losses A successful vaccine for prevention of the disease will be distributed61 words
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Article35 1947-09-26 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. Passages to Ceylon will cease to be controlled by the Immigration Department. Kuala Lumpur, as from September 24. All intending applicants should obtain their tickets direct from the shipping agents.35 words
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Article38 1947-09-26 5 ffUALA LUMPUR Thursday. All Malay ex-Membeis of Force 136 and the Inter-Services Liaison Department in thf; Malayan Union are requested to forward full particulars of th?i;service to Major Ibrahim bin Ismail, M.8.E., Records Officer. Johore Bahru.38 words
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Article49 1947-09-26 5 THE Malaya premiere of a firstclass British picture called Thunder Rock last night raised more than 53.000 for Singapore's Convent of The Good Shepherd. Proceeds were by courtesy oj Shaw Brothers, proprietors of The Rex Cinema. The Band of the Royal Northumberland Fusiliors introduced the programme.49 words
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Advertisement24 1947-09-26 5 9HB PP^^^S F6M l BEST TODAY StHI better tomorrow KIRfiBTOWE TYRB A. RUBBER CO. (S.S.) LTD.. 22 GEYLANO RD. SINGAPORE PRICE TAG SHDPS j24 words
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Advertisement35 1947-09-26 5 Prmted JUfcPfc)) '-Spun HR'Jlir Rayons in v? <*%^L I Pleasing *^|p|) Designs. Select Your Choice of Colour from the [I Artistic Shades of Blue, Rose Pink, Lime, Fawn, Gold h w?dth 38" $1.95 per yard35 words
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Miscellaneous221 1947-09-26 5 Annual general meeting Eurasian Association. S.R C 5.30 p.m. Chess Club. 7 p m.. beginners welcome; Darts tournament. 8 p.m., Union Jack Club. North Bridge Road. Recorded music recital, V.M.C A., Orchard Road. 8 p.m. TOMORROW Remembrance celebration of the* founding of Pun Kio Joo Lim Association, lal Tong Restaurant,221 words
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Article219 1947-09-26 6 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. —An inquiry into the qualifications of the Malayan Union Town Planner, Mr. R. P. Davis, was asked for by a member of the Kuala Lumpur Town Board yesterday, following an announcement that the Board would have to abandon a219 words
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Article46 1947-09-26 6 Summoned before the Third Police Magistrate, Mr. F. B. Ohlers. yesterday, a European named G. W. Moss denied that he used criminal force and abusive language against an Indian. Chanan Singh, on Sept. 10 The case will be heard on Oct. i46 words
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226 1947-09-26 6 Prison 'Did Not Cause Lin's Death' MEDICAL REPORT ON COMMUNIST LEADER THE death of the Singapore Communist leader, Lin Ah Liang, was not caused by his imprisonment, says an official statement yesterday. Quoting medical reports prepared by the acting Director of Medical Services, the statement declares that the cause of226 words
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Article113 1947-09-26 6 SITIAWAN, Thursday. TWO young Chinese criminals, both handcuffed, took their escorts by surprise and leapt into the Parit River at the Blanja Ferry. They have not been seen again by the police. The two youths were being escorted from Batu Gajah Prison to be produced before113 words
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Article122 1947-09-26 6 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday.— Four former members of the Green Dragon Mountain Society of Salak South appealed unsuccessfully to the Malayan Union Court of Appeal yesterday for reduction of sentences imposed for offences under the Public Order and Safety Proclamation. Th" men were:122 words
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Article44 1947-09-26 6 From Our Staff Correspondent. KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. i The Governor of the Malayan Union. Sir Edward Gent, will give a broadcast on "Malaya Today" on Sunday at 9.45 p.m The broadcast will be carried by I all stations of Radio Malaya.44 words
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190 1947-09-26 6 From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG Thursday. TWO people were killed in -1 the storm which raged through Penang, Province Wellesley and Kedah on Tues-j day night and Wednesday' morning The two fatalities reported today occurred in Province Wellesley. An Indian cowherd. Suppiah, j190 words
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Article447 1947-09-26 6 Australian Rice And Malaya rE Governments of Singapore and the Malayan Union yesterday issued a statement on ric c availabilities from Australia in reply to the leading article in the Straits Times on Sept. 24 on the subject. The statement follows: At the end of last year Australia advised that447 words
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Article111 1947-09-26 6 The disabled 7,165-ton Canadian freighter Lake Chilco is expected to reach Singapore at 7a.m. today after a 500-mile tow by the Singapore Harbour Board tug Griper. The Lake Chilco lost a propeller in the South China Sea on Sept. 18. two days after leaving Singapore. The111 words
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Miscellaneous330 1947-09-26 6 wSmmmmmatLJKkK^Kk Wj^v-- iBHBRRVMiIMHHM^ RADI S?NC^^ YA UfCUUCHT OtJff%^JSBTJS 1 p.m. <Ss?£K%o. DanieU; ADI ALAYA (S>P RE) wSS ISS? ifS^ 1.40 Band Music. 8.20 Friday Prom; 'TV l^ V om 829 P m Main World Affairs (Wickham Steed)- 12 00 9.45 Forces' Quarter Hour; 10.00 Work Beethoven's Symphony in E AU330 words
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Advertisement605 1947-09-26 7 MANSFIELD C 0. f LTD. (Incornoratea in Singapore) BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINGS FROM U.K. AND OS. A. "Llmburg* From t.S.A Q. ?1 "Talthybiui" Doe from IK Sept 26 -St Cloud Victory" Due Iroro I.' S.A Sept. 86 "Tydeas 1 Due from U.K. Sept. 37 "Antilorhus" Due from U.K Oct. 11605 words
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Advertisement584 1947-09-26 7 LONDON STOCKS THE stock markets were again very quiet generally, the only section to show any definite trend being that for British Government securities. This, after sagsing at first, closed with small net gains, writes Reuter's financial correspondent. Certain Industrials were Inclined to follow this lead, but business was very584 words
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Advertisement914 1947-09-26 7 Produce Market Standstill In Sugar Transactions Correspondent. ns in the Singapore sugar standstill with the anional Emergency Food Cound to remove the international sugar. Sarawak White $122; Lampong Black $85. Sago Floor: Llngga $19.85; Rhlo 115.25: Sarawak $14.50. Sago Pearl: Local $34. Tapioca: Malaya No. 1 $29: No 2 $26:914 words
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Advertisement226 1947-09-26 7 SPORE SHARES By Oar Market Correspondent. SINGAPORE, Thursday. mWENTY-SEVEN Tin shares X were marked op in price on the local share market yesterday, including sterling issues. Industrials continued steady, but the main Interest was In Tins. Changes in price quotations given by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were as follows: INDUSTRIALS226 words
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Advertisement580 1947-09-26 7 ELLERMAN KLAVENESS LINE l3 U K N A (Incorporated with Limited UUVrvilMLh Liability in Norway) 5. 5. W. f LIU. LOS angeles^ (Incorporated in England) SAN FRANCISCO, LONDON, ANTWERP VANrOllVPR l.fl. CITY OF CARLISLE *aflLUt»r,tt. Doe 7 Nor. 1)up m riTv no i irnvnw "GRANVILLE" Due 9 Oct. i» S~580 words
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Article50 1947-09-26 8 Big Golf Triumph For Cotton ST. ANNES-ON-SEA (Lanes), Thursday. HENRY Cotton, Britain's Ryder Cup captain has struck a shrewd blow for British golfing prestige. In opennig round of the "News of the World" professional match play championship, yesterday he defeated the diminutive Australian Norman Von Nlda four and two.— Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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659 1947-09-26 8 Tee Siang Plays A Good Game Chinese Seniors 3; H.M. Dockyard 1. ALTHOUGH they fielded a faster forward line which gained numerous opportunities of scoring, the Chinese Seniors finished poorly in front of goal and were only able to eliminate H.M. Dockyard from the Singapore659 words
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Article, Illustration33 1947-09-26 8 YU YIU TAX. the Sing Tao goalkeeper, who created a favourable impression in Britain, conceded seven goals to the Blue.White (Blauwit) Club of Amsterdam on Wednesday. The tourists lost I—71 7. A.P. picture.AP - 33 words
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210 1947-09-26 8 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. T^HE possibility of encour- aging rugby in Kuala Lumpur schools was a subject discussed at a meeting of the Selangor Rugby Union held in the Selangor Club. It was decided that every effort should be made to210 words
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Article30 1947-09-26 8 The Singapore Traction Co., Employees Union have formed a soccer team. Their first game will be against the Singapore Rangers' 2nd. XI on Sunday at Teluk Kurau.30 words
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Article697 1947-09-26 8 LEARNING THE CRAWL SHOULD the beginner in swimming, learning the American crawl, keep his knees hard, stiff and straight? WingCdr. A. G. Dudgeon, who has considerable experience in teaching R.A.F. personnel, says ye,, but Mr. G. Creighton, .of the Singapore Harbour Board Police and697 words
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Article48 1947-09-26 8 MOSCOW, Thursday.— A new women's world Javelin record Is claimed here for Claudia Mayuchaya. Soviet champion, with a throw of 165 ft. 01 in. The existing record. 154 ft. Hi in. was set up by the German girl, Annelise Stelnheuer, in Frankfurt in June 1942.— Reutrr.Reuter - 48 words
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Article22 1947-09-26 8 TODAY: High water. 8 00 p.m. (7.7 ft). TOMORROW: High water, 9.48 a.m. (7 8 ft), 905 p.m. (8.2 ft.).22 words
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Article187 1947-09-26 8 f ATEST classifications of horses issued by the StraiU Racing Association are as follows: Transfers: From Class 2 to Class 1 —Double Aries (late Regent); class 2 to class 3— AimweU. Double Scotch. Locksmith. Wildey; class 3 to class 2 Constance (late Cavalti); class 3 to class187 words
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Article66 1947-09-26 8 PARIS. Thursday. Monsieur Deniel Saint's four-year-old BerirtinK at 13 to 2. won the handicap De La Seine (French Cesarewitch). run over two miles an 110 yards at Maisons Lantte here yesterday Berril beat the tavourite. Super Linnet, by one length, with Bangkok, a further twoReuter - 66 words
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Article22 1947-09-26 8 The eighth annual Singapore Chinese athletic meeting will be held at the Jalan Besar stadium on Nov. 11 and 12.22 words
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265 1947-09-26 8 From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thursday. k KEEN tussle for the presidency of the Penang Turf Club is expected next month, when the club holds its annual general meeting. The election is likely to lie between the present president. Mr. Lee Toon Poon, and the265 words
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Article115 1947-09-26 8 fiON BALASIS. the apparently \j invincible Australian wrestler, meets a new type of opposition at the Great World tomorrow, when he fights Jagindar Singh, the Ipoh heavyweight champion. Jagindar, who is one of the best wrestlers in the Malayan Union, relies on fitness and agility and115 words
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Article47 1947-09-26 8 The three-ball handicap billiards final of the Chinese Swimming Club, Singapore, will be played at 7.30 this evening. The flr.alists are Teo Slew Sun (—200) and Tan Kong Guan (—200). The highest break so far in the tournament is 58, made by Teo Slew Sun.47 words
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Article51 1947-09-26 8 The following players nave been selected to play football for the Nelson Sports Club, Singapore, against the Supply Reserve Depot on Sunday on the Victoria School ground: Tony, Talib Hussain, Hass?nsah, Haniff, Osman, Jaffa, Samadsah, Doll, Sulong and George. Reserves: Choon Watt, Hamid, Rahim, Sidik and Haron.51 words
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Article177 1947-09-26 8 LONDON. Thursday. MILLIONS of Britons whoi spend a considerable" amount of time and money each week in entering for football pools have been assured by no less an authority on soccer than Sir Francis Joseph. President of Stoke City Football Club, that they are pursuing aReuter - 177 words
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Article109 1947-09-26 8 The Singapore Old Joaephiana will revive their soccer activities or. Sunday at 4.30 p.m., wl\en Colours meet the Whites in a practice game on the St. Joseph's ground. Teams will be: Col°urs: Ah Koon, J. Lopea, James Tan, Ronr.ie Lim, Chwee Leng, Keng Wah, Hoi Meng,109 words
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Article31 1947-09-26 8 From Our Own Correspondent IPOH, Thursday. The colt foaled by Harlem Princess has died in hfe stall. The colt had been fed with cow's milk since his birth.31 words
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Advertisement722 1947-09-26 8 CLASSIFIED ADS (Continued from Pane 4» SI TITATIONS WANTED LADY S cre"-ar> Stenographer Linguist. Fully conversant office routine. Kno'.Weti'ie of Accounts First class cied.n'tals Would c nsider umparary Encag nii'i't Box A5Ol ST MMMOn.VTION VACANT I UtOI FURNISHED double-room. With full board. Apply 348. River Road. Ask for Miss Lim.722 words
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Advertisement209 1947-09-26 8 REX CHILDREN'S CLIB I MATINEE TO-MORROW AT 11 A.M.I X/% V» "THE WAR OF THE WILDCATS" I M MM* -J^ I** AIR^M THE GIRL WHO PLAYED TO WIN <*>*\ locks heorfi with the mon who never y^J I^V loses. See who gives ip— in thii omozmg, J^QB^X omosing romonce, »ef209 words
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Miscellaneous100 1947-09-26 8 fTjfffTff^^ Singapore Merriiads The following will represent the Singapore Merriiads against the Scrangoon Association at soccer on Sunday at the Serangoon School ground in Simon Road: Glm Soo. Cheow Hln Swee Hock, Hock Guan. Ronnie Lim Kirn Swee, Patrick Ee. Eng Klat. Kirn Hock, Kirn Chene and Kwee Wah. Reserves:100 words
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Miscellaneous88 1947-09-26 8 WHITES: Oeoree: Ch«oa War- Amin bin Awang; R. Dollah; HanlfT; Rahman; Osman; John; S. Dollah; Sidlk; Kadir. N.A.A.F.I. Beat Cosmos The Singapore NAAFI football team boat the Cosmos XI 4-J at soccer on the Government Printlne Office ground Chop Seng played brilliantly in goal for the NAAFI side. All Manan88 words
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Miscellaneous108 1947-09-26 8 Pc*r.&:wtoaiam, V. John. E. DoraUamy, C. Thuraisingam, Kuhadass, W. D. Ponnambalam. S. Kulaslnßam W Ponniah, 8. Yogarajah. Resenres: A. C. Shegran and D. M Peter. Return Encounter The Perhlboran 8.P.. Singapore defeated the Senyum B.P. 6-2 In a friendly return match In badminton. Results (Perhlboran players mentioned first): Haron beat108 words
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Article113 1947-09-26 6 SITIAWAN, Thursday. TWO young Chinese criminals, both handcuffed, took their escorts by surprise and leapt into the Parit River at the Blanja Ferry. They have not been seen again by the police. The two youths were being escorted from Batu Gajah Prison to be produced before113 words
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Article220 1947-09-26 6 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. —An inquiry into the qualifications of the Malayan Union Town Planner, Mr. R. P. Davis, wa« asked for by a member of the Kuala Lumpur Town Board yesterday, following an announcement that the Board would have to abandon a220 words
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Article48 1947-09-26 6 Summoned before the Third Police Magistrate. Mr. F. B. Oehlers, yesterday, a European named G. W. Moss der.ied that he used criminal force and, abusive language against an Indian. Chanar. Singh, on Sept. 10 The case will be heard on Oct. i 17. I48 words
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Article128 1947-09-26 6 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday.— Four former members of the Green Dragon Mountain Society oi Salak South appealed unsuccessfully to the Malayan Union Court of Appeal yesterday for reduction of sentences imposed for offences under the Public Order and Safety Proclamation. Th" men were:128 words
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Article43 1947-09-26 6 From Our Staff Correspondent. KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. i The Governor of the Malayan Union, Sir Edward Gent, will give a broadcast on "Malaya Today" on Sunday at 9.45 p.m The broadcast will be carried by all stations of Radio Malaya.43 words
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208 1947-09-26 6 From Our Staff Correspondent i PENANG, Thursday. T*WO people wer c killed mi 1 the storm which raged j through Penang, Province Wellesley and Kedah on Tues-j day night and Wednesday morning. The two fatalities reported today occurred in Province Wollpsley. An Indian208 words
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Article111 1947-09-26 6 The disabled 7.165-ton Canadian freighter Lake Chilco i< expected to reach Singapore ai 7a.m. today after a 500-mile to\n by the Singapore Harbour Boarc tug Griper. The Lake Chilco lost a propellei in the South China Sea on Sept 18. two days after leaving Singapore. The111 words
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227 1947-09-26 6 MEDICAL REPORT ON COMMUNIST LEADER THE death of the Singapore Communist leader, Lin Ah Liang, was not caused by his imprisonment, says an official statement yesterday. Quoting medical reports prepared by the acting Director of Medical Services, the statement declares that the cause of227 words
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Article446 1947-09-26 6 Australian Rice And Malaya THE (iovernments of Singapore and the Malayan Union yesterday issued a statement on ric c availabilities from Australia in reply 10 the leading article in the Straits Times on Sept. 24 on the subject. The statement follows: At the end of last year Australia advised that446 words
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Advertisement142 1947-09-26 6 OPENS TO-MORROW S SHOWS 11 am. 2 pm. 4.15. 6.30 9 15 ±1 thing-: f *yi about v on A l j 3»*LB i~? s. jk COLUMBi* PiOURCS H^" fr GLENN FORD 1^ K C rl BOOK NOW! GRAND OPENING OF THE ALHAMBRA MIA 4 SHOWS: 2 4.15 6.30 9.15142 words
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Advertisement292 1947-09-26 6 J* ACIVK WVEBSEAS /%|RLINE» \|9iamJ CTO HAVE CONNENCKO SI'MKDULI «HD CHABTEH SERVICES «6 UNDER X.UXUMY OAJtOXA AND SatVMASTSA SERVICE* S'PCKr IiAM.MIh J HONGKONG l.os INOCUI I 1 OM'XRIfI \1 SHANGHAI MANILA C.I AM A \Kt ISL NKXT DEPARTi'RFS FOR BANGKOK 0800 Wednesday. ]>« Ortobrr Unjkok oonnectiook u> follo»> 'lonekonr— Shan292 words
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Miscellaneous342 1947-09-26 6 RADI S ?NG I A^ R f YA HEIGHT j tiW^ii^SSff'-SS ,p. m c5Sf 22^40. Daniels; J^™ MALA (S P BE) T* pS pSS? u'STSfi 1.40 Band Music. 8.20 Friday Prom; lmr Fr d *J p pomJ om 8 -2« P«n-: Main World Affairs (Wickham Steed)- 12 00 9.45 Forces'342 words
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Article181 1947-09-26 7 By Our Market Correspondent. SINGAPORE. Thursday. rENTY -SEVEN Tin shares were marked up n price on the local share market yesterday, including sterling tesues. Industrials continued steady, but the main interest was In Tins. Changes In price quotations given by the Malayan ShareI brokers' Association were as follows:181 words
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Article69 1947-09-26 7 The report for 1946 of the Sungel flinching Rubber Estates statos thut the balance brought j lorward was £5.807. Prom thi^ s rteducted the loss for the r «ir of 1.433 (compare! with tine previous -»r's £843). This left a nadft >rward of £4.:-t Shippers and69 words
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Article417 1947-09-26 7 TUE stock markets were again very quiet generally, the only section to show any definite trend being that for British Government securities. This, after sagging at first, closed with small net gains, writes Reuter's financial correspondent. Certain Industrials were inclined to follow this lead, but business was very417 words
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Article336 1947-09-26 7 Produce Market By A Market Correspondent. SMALL lots apart, transactions in the Singapore sugar market came to a complete standstill with the announcement that the International Emergency Food Council in Washington had decided to remove the international control of the distribution of sn*ar. Most speculators said336 words
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Article60 1947-09-26 7 The Singapore Chanaoer of Commerce Rubber Association's orice: at noon yesterday were: eta. ru dct lb. er ib to. 1 R.S.B. Spot loose nominal 31% 31 H lo 1 RS.B. fob in bales Oct. 31% 32 to 2 RB.B. fob In bales Oct. 31% 31* lo 3 RB.S fob60 words
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Advertisement618 1947-09-26 7 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. dnrornoratea in Sineapore) i BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINGS FROM IK AND U.S.A. "Mmhurir" From C.S.A O. ?1 "Talthyblnt" Dor from IK Sept 26 "St (loud VicUK-y" Due from I' B. A Sept 86 "Tvdrus 1 Due from UK Sept. 27 -Antilochus" Due from U K Oct. 11618 words
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Advertisement299 1947-09-26 7 PRESIDENT LINE SAILINGS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON via INDIA EGYPT MEDITERRANEAN PORTS Passenger Freleht PRES. MONROE Singapore Gd. 36 37 Sis. Sept. 38 Prnan< Sept. 19 Sto. Oct. 1 Passenren embarking 1 p.m. Sunday Freight Only MOTNT DAVIS Slnaganore Arr. Sept. 2* Penan* Arr. Oct. MOINT ROGERS Slnjraapore Arr.299 words
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Advertisement368 1947-09-26 7 P. €C O. AMD K. ;p o 3 HOMEWARDS r -TRUVIIHjfcN" ...for Genoa and London l.im Oct. i "TREVTAN for Genoa snd London II Nov. "CANTON" for London Sails Nov. 30 dur London 22 D*e. I M TWARDS I "BENRrOCH" from D.X 7 I Sept. "BKNLEDI" from I' K 4368 words
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Advertisement603 1947-09-26 7 ELLERMAN KLAVENESS LINE _U(KNALL (lucorporatrd with Limited M W V r\ 11 M L V Liability in Norway) 5. 5. CO., LTD. LOS AN GELES, (Incorporated in England) SAN FRANCISCO, LONDON. ANTWERP VAMrOIIVFH s.s. CITY OF CARLISLE »A«tUt*rn. Dns 7 Nov. J J)up riTv°n?°| N r( KNOW "GRANVILI.E" Dur 9603 words
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135 1947-09-26 8 CHINESE FORWARDS MISS MANY CH ANCES Tee Siang Plays A Good Game io 3; JT.M. Dockyard 1. JlL'hi-.v, .i A fielded i faster forward Wne which i. oi.u mis opportunities of c f, the inese Seni re »i i poorlj r and ,i "T.M. n»>v!<yarcl from th»» ■i. p. c135 words
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96 1947-09-26 8 IPU l: pi \e i. ii- ii •> i c.i rugb K ialaj (oj ipu a i ■>*»•. I i; I"::.- J i .i Bid Df the a R )j iOA| ,-?o u ffoa l.i r;. hat e ry cnc ti t ill .-iiati-96 words
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Article, Illustration78 1947-09-26 8 I'A.ihSi MStMv OV i nut 2 to < ke A m i»^ >- abui a raw* I .-Hut j\ t. loiotu U". r. Urn I BfcttfMl, K> IUI, ~> id), i .>-*■) «*i w..._ New ..vi,. btilCtki Ml i hi" U»f Ttil* I". 13 r :i.j r>...78 words
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Article16 1947-09-26 8 RESULT OF FRENCH CESAREWITCH J I ::r.: v I IK i a Berril in Lino .> l >16 words
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56 1947-09-26 8 A--' EN p<>»;>t i -it t club bold lit. and tha i: R;1C« Huck Lin i M <r r >■ ..r -cera uri. f. bal i t; <>..' rr -war. aiy i I Ucs a iii une the I L'J v I >■ <■ I56 words
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Article315 1947-09-26 8 LEARNING WE CRAWL ClfoiiLlMbo ixtfi me nisv, nmu ,loa n .'mrncan crawl. keci> »vut i uxid, &<iiT .uid j>U.." Cdr. rt. ft. Judfn a, who has considerable me R.A.*. pit iWMiitl. > i y«*i i« of th* Sinea !>on- n<».rr,« i B< .1 'I315 words
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Article28 1947-09-26 8 ■i eat V, rid I r..- I. < 1 3t:. I'jcr. IP) un v v. 'i ten V\ IK i vii. M; s tit ,k'-28 words
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Article16 1947-09-26 8 k-i.- tth >;„'.• ft Itir «*U 3 "-i :;<•.. ..»..i Dull, Mi i 7. H16 words
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Article15 1947-09-26 8 "I Ul cit men 1 I i > A P4K »m '1H it •<>. rt.).15 words
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Article109 1947-09-26 8 Soccer Pools 'Mug's Game' :.WIM TI. rinv. 4 Mi. Ml -s «4 > ■i:in>rulnp^ i n -nil ii > ti>< hull .r»-<t ny n» ..o r, v (1) MM MT <i I'r. rrnu -n I Ii t t I ,1 -:»Us| tl DO IN i < akt v 4 o»109 words
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Article29 1947-09-26 8 OLD JOSEPHIANS SOCCER MATCH >»..<ow>r.> i.i tnepniatw tnriav < < v. kwni i> rr:" 'ah o' n n nd live .'ne a !>nn hnna, '-psvx>. >'(ir t lieu Im m nr29 words
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Miscellaneous68 1947-09-26 8 israoofa* na&rrt//*rt» HJUrt'S' Omarttr f*Ti«ii w»^« .•> N 1 i *Him •<,) Chmm >inntr.rc ifiCr, i... a bi a, C W c r «f ">«.! V.A.A.FJ. Beat Cosmos n <■* i turn Encounter n»..->*MP> N^K A) d. v rerni* v l>. n I Che« cry lU n f c '•'•■>68 words
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