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Title Section20 1947-10-05 1 FINAL EDITION THE STRAITS TIMES LARGEST NETT SALE IN MALAYA No. 636 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1947 I'KI'JL 10 UKNI&20 words
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Article540 1947-10-05 1 Gent hints at greater powers Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. FRESH deportation powers for the authorities are being considered by the Government, declared the Governor, Sir Edward Gent, today after seven speakers at the Malayan Union Advisory Council had urged swifter banishment procedure and540 words
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Article, Illustration51 1947-10-05 1 MR. S. Kendrick Guernsey, President of Rotary International, accompanied by Mrs. Guernsey, is making a world tour of Rotary Clubs and will be arriving in Singapore on Oct. 21, leaving for Bangkok on Oct. 23. During his stay in Singapore, the Rotary Club is organising various functions in Mr. Guernsey's51 words
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245 1947-10-05 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Saturday. MR. Gromyko, chief Russian delegate to the UNO General Assembly, said that the Netherlands Government had flouted the Council's cease-fire order and it was able to do this only because it had the support of "certain governments," when he spoke at the245 words
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82 1947-10-05 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter NO decision has yet been taken *jy the Singapore Government on tho levying of Income Tax. If however, the decision were to be In favour of Income Tax speedy action would be called t to bring the scheme into operation.82 words
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Article29 1947-10-05 1 A woman was walking .hrough the main street of Torquay when a seapull landed in front of her, laid an egg on ih<> pavement and flew away.29 words
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132 1947-10-05 1 CRISIS LOOMS m GERMANY OVER REPARATIONS I A&JBURG. Saturday EADINc German politicians Li said a lajor political crisis would result in the British occupation zone with the publication, probably next week, of the new American-British list of plants to be dismantled for reparations. In the American zone police reported thatAP - 132 words
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Article90 1947-10-05 1 TOKYO. Saturday. A USTRALIAN and United States A military commissions in the Far East have sentenced to death 253 of 1.077 Japanese convicted on war crimes charges in 541 trials since the end of the war, the S.C.A.P. legal section announced today. The report revealedAP - 90 words
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Article72 1947-10-05 1 LIEUT.-GEN. Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart, 67-year-old oneeyed, one-armed V.C. of the World War I. has retired from the Army, the London Gazette announced last night. Captured by the Italians during the North African campaign, he was released from a prisoner of war camp toReuter - 72 words
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Article72 1947-10-05 1 BRIdHiON FREEDOM FOR CHURCHILL BRITAIN'S wartime Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, was given the freedom of Brighton yesterday and; "as a further token of the goodwill of ihe burgesses of the borough," a Louis XV chair and a ca^kot of Chinese jade. Seated on the voA oi a louring car,72 words
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Article26 1947-10-05 1 BANGKOK, Saturday.. The Siamese Air Force mission head, cd by Air Marshal Devaridh Phanluk is expected to leave for Singapore on Wednesday. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article161 1947-10-05 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter. EIGHT O.iinese wore painted masks when they robbed the Queen's Bar and Restaurant in Tanjong Katong Road. Singapore, of $200 at 1.15 a.m. yesterday. While five of the men waited outside the back door of the shop, three with pistols climbed161 words
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Article, Illustration61 1947-10-05 1 NEW CLUB FOR SINGAPORE AN artist's impression of the f future home ri the Singapore Ish'.nd Club, standing on high ground overlooking the Peirce Reservoir. According to plans, now under way. there will be a swimming pool and tennis courts. In the clubhouse will be billiards and cardrooms, a dining61 words
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319 1947-10-05 1 'Labour to blame for India' churchiu BRIGHTON, Saturday. MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL, Britain's wartime Premier, today accused the Labour Government of "bringing widespread ruin, misery and bloodshed upon the Indian masses to an extent which no one can measure." Addressing a mass demonstration of Conservatives here to wind up the Party'sReuter; UP - 319 words
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Article90 1947-10-05 1 HANDS OFF' HINT BY BRITAIN LAKE SUCCESS, Saturday. BRITAIN told the Trusteeship Committee of the United Nations General Assembly here last night that the Assembly should not intervene in affairs "which are intrinsically the concern of the British ann Colonial peoples." Reading a prepared statement on behalt of Mr. ArthurReuter - 90 words
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323 1947-10-05 1 Gangsters will be flogged in future Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR Saturday. IMMEDIATE consideration is to be given by the Government to impose flogging on armed gaingsitcrs in Malaya, following demands by seven members of the Ma. ay an Union Advisory Council today that corporal punishment should be included323 words
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Advertisement342 1947-10-05 1 NEW STYLr. WED!J!HG RiNCS Id Man. mm. V.iii'o Go|(' P. 11. lIK.NDKT 78. North Brides Ed. S por6 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOR THE HOME. W'v list I) w M,;ne of the most Dooular and useful Appliances available from our Hi-*h Street Stock. ELECTRIC IRONS. ELECTRIC KETTLES. Automatic Irons A.C. only. Automatic342 words
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Advertisement71 1947-10-05 1 Did 'School ftirdotS foot import* o lov»y jdm y-V^HS** look of «oh, «o«<i«' y^i :;\,<>' > I^^& fj&£^ FACE POW D E R Max factor HOLLYWOOD ir Soft as its delicate fragrance, smooth a* firicsrvelvet.'jtfa* Factor Hollywood Face Powder wall give your skin a warm, vivid radiance and bring out71 words
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Article, Illustration1015 1947-10-05 2 SPOTLIGHT on MALA VANS CLIFFORD PEER TURNS HIS DETWEEN fifty and D sixty old Malayans gathered in the India Room at Overseas House, London, for the annual meeting of the Association of British Malaya, writes my London correspondent. It was gratifying to see so many of them looking fit and1,015 words
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Miscellaneous267 1947-10-05 2 SS-wST.» f -S-?«5£«S! »lir- *T. "T S^r^^^ZS 9.00 Music from America; 9.45 Talk 8.35 p. m Sunday Pwm: Main mony; 10_00 Radio Cinema; 11 00 bT *c Governor-General; 10.30 Radio k E^ 8 Sym ph.n y No. *in E fven^ <£* aJJkIJAL\ LUMPLB 1 I 1 U.K. Trahsmission. 1 p.m.267 words
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Article378 1947-10-05 3 Neilson explains Spore policy Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE importance of free primary education in Singa- pore and the institution of regional schools where children of all nationalities could attend and thereby promote a better racial understanding, was stressed by the Director of Education, Singapore, Mr.378 words
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Article, Illustration26 1947-10-05 3 T| /fit. DAVID C'KM.IAH. MM ITI of the Rev. D. D. Chelliah, assistant chaplain of St. Andrews Cathedral, '.insapore, has gone to England for legal studies.26 words
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Article48 1947-10-05 3 SEREMBAN. Saturday.— Dr. J. j F. B. Edeson. who was medical officer, Tampin, and research officer at the Institute of Medical Research, Tampin, has taken up his duties as medical officer, General Hospital. Seremban, j following the resignation from the service of Dr. A. Young.48 words
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121 1947-10-05 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Amending a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to one of causing hurt on sudden provocation, the Singapore Fourth Polio? Court magistrate, Mr. R. J. C. Wait, yesterday told the accused that he should be ready with a proper story when the121 words
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93 1947-10-05 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter WHEN five Chinese were charged In the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with cutting trees in the Bukit Timah forest reserve. it was stated that unauthorised cutting had done considerable damage to the catchment areas. The five men. Chong Soon, Tan93 words
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Article42 1947-10-05 3 BANGKOK. Saturday.— The Siamese Government has decreed that foreign exchange realised out of private cement exports from Siam must be turned to the Bank of Siam. This measure is intended to conserve cement badly needed here for rehabilitation.— Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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Article360 1947-10-05 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter FE Singapore organisers of this year's Poppy Day, Nov. 11, have received from Britain a consignment of 5,000 specially prepared wreath poppies and have secured the local printing of 70,000 c.ird-poppies for school children. The or-ianLsers told -he Surday t rimes yesterday that the360 words
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Article232 1947-10-05 3 FIVE BROTHERS OUTGROW A FACTORY Sunday Times Staff Reporter DEVELOPMENT of the Buklt Timah district of Singapore as an industrial area is accele-j rating. Latest enterprise t»| there is a sauce factory started i by five brothers fifteen years agoi in Outram Road, and which hasi now out-grown its buildings.232 words
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Article79 1947-10-05 3 Sunday Times Correspondent KUANTAN, Saturday. TWO ti?ers sat quietly on a hillside overlooking a Chinese prayer-house in Hutan SetaH one morning this week. They stared at the house, but did not bo nearer. The keeper did not run away, neither did he call the hunters. A79 words
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Article139 1947-10-05 3 THE Singapore Government Muslim Advisory Board, which continues the functions of the former Mohammedan Advisory Board, held its first meeting last Thursday, when office-bearers were elected. The following are the ofilcc-bearers and members of the Board Syed Ibrahim bin Omar AlsagofT, J.P. (Chairman), Inche Ahmad bin139 words
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Article, Illustration62 1947-10-05 3 riuvo thousands of the swift JL family are nesting in the American Lloyd building in Robinson Road, Singapore. The photograph was taken on the stairway and shows the nests, which are used for making birds nest soup. The nests are made of the birds' saliva and62 words
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Article407 1947-10-05 3 MiiKiiiy Times Staff Reporter IN the heart of Singapore in a building at the corner of t Robinson Road and Boon* Tat Street, 2,000 birds of the swift family whose nests are used for making the Chinese delicacy, birds nest soup, are living in407 words
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Article137 1947-10-05 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter. rE first extradition proceedings by the new Union of India Dominion in Singapore were discontinued by the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday on instructions from India. The magistrate, Mr. L. C. Goh, discharged A. R. K. V. Shanmugam Chettiar.' alias A. R. K.137 words
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Article40 1947-10-05 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A Chinese, Lee Meng alias Lim Beng. appeared In the Fourth Police Court, Singapore, yesterday, on a charge of having returned from banishment without permission. The case was postponed to Oct. 11 for mention.40 words
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Article423 1947-10-05 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter rNS are under way for the proposed building of a new clubhouse to be the future home of the Singapore Island] Club on high ground overlooking the Peirce Reservoir and the surrounding countryside. The proposals cover the building of a new423 words
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Article105 1947-10-05 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter LONDON, Saturday. DISCUSSING a reported Cabinet decision to reduce further the strength of the Services, the Evening Standard understands that the Navy has been instructed to cut the Pacific Fleet substantially. This will involve the future status of the Singapore and Hong105 words
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Advertisement71 1947-10-05 3 fftsrf/ini/itiA A quality cigaret t c v FOR PEOPLE DeLuxe OF Whist!er ht msw!^*Z^^ MADE IN ENGLAND $1.75 TIN OF FiFTY DL/e/4 Stopped my Cough quickly too! *J^ What wonderful stuff Beecham's 4/» Jf\ I.'jni? Syrup is 1 It soothes my 4kW \(ym throat stops my cough, lets me Jt»-^^71 words
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Article1243 1947-10-05 4 808 GILMORE - BANK GRAB BATTLE IS RAGING 808 GILMORE LOOKING AT AUSTRALIA says MELBOURNE Spnr 2fi c ate t° invest deposited funds mriijDUUftlMD, oept. 40. and finance their own ventures. AN TTC, T PATING A Roman Catholic parish in nxx\j xx .n.x.L^ivj New gouth Wales dQes nQt gQ to maybe the tough-1,243 words
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Article610 1947-10-05 4 w^—" (.i^ie ago Mr. Joseph Wechsberg wrote an extraordinarily good book called "Looking for Bluebird," a book that I still remember with gratitude as one of the most pleasantly amusing that I had read for a long time. Now appears another book by Mr. Wechsberg, but alas, one610 words
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Article, Illustration38 1947-10-05 4 PAT KIKKWOOD. lop musical 1 comedy star in England, famed for her singing of lively numbers, was quickly snapped up by Hollywood's M M to star in film musicals. Bui of course, it wasn't only for her voice.38 words
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Article301 1947-10-05 4 RIGHT TO THE SPOT OW method of giving medicine, which he calls "aimed injections." where the drug goes maLnly to one place or to one sick organ, recently was explained a. the third Inteinatioma. Pediatrics Congress by Dr. Rudolf D:ckwitz. of Hamburg, Germany, writes Harold Blakcslee. Associated Press Science Editor.301 words
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Advertisement64 1947-10-05 4 For the Racing Season Binoculars SESTREL MADE IN FRANCE 6x30 Agents: MONTOR LTD. 35/40, The Arcade, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. Tel. 5046 6 *****. f j-ovcllnc^ Icilma beauty preparations add a an exquisite finish to natural good looks. FOUNDATION CHEAM On sal* at aU chemists and drug ttortt K-IC 80 264 words
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Article278 1947-10-05 5 Swettenham 's collection Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Malayan Union Government is A buying for $30,000 the collection of Malayan silver, books and objets dart made by the late Sir Frank Swettenham. The collection will be housed in the Kuala Lumpur Museum when278 words
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Article157 1947-10-05 5 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUANTAN; Saturday. DELAY in installing electricity in Pekan Bahru is causing much disappointment. Earlier this year the inhabitants were told a plant would be in operation by July or August and in anticipation of this they were planning on buying radios,157 words
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85 1947-10-05 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter MALACCA, Saturday. FOR driving with "great negll- gence" in a busy part of Malacca town, and causing grievous hurt to a pedestrian an In. dian soldier. Mohd. Syed Khan, was convicted and sentenced by Mr. E. A. Burton. District Judge to85 words
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Article65 1947-10-05 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter The wedding took place yesterday of Mr. Lim Se r Puan of the editorial staff of the Chung Sheng Jit Pao and Miss Tan Pek Choo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Tye Long. Th« wedding ceremony was in thr Chinese traditional style.65 words
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Article65 1947-10-05 5 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's prices at noon yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Cts. Cts. oer lb. per lb. No. 1 R.S.S. Spot loose nominal 32 Vg 22% No 1. R.S.S. fob In bales Oct 33 i 32 Vi Mtt. -2 R.S.S. fob in bales Oct 32 32V465 words
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Article, Illustration292 1947-10-05 5 Srnday Times Staff Reporter WORK oi. reconditioning Singapore's Farrer Park has begun, and it is expected that the public will once again be enjoying its amenities early next year. With the help of six bulldozers and other mechanised equipment the initial levelling of the main292 words
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Article66 1947-10-05 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. THE Malayan Union Advisory Council today approved a supplementary provision of $98.10 v provide for a bodyguard of i men for the Sultan of Johore. It was explained that when the 1947 estimate were prepared (and when a provision of $G.*>,59266 words
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208 1947-10-05 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter PENANG, Saturday. A BLIND villager of Sungei Nibong who managed to earn a good income as a treeclimber was mentioned when the Penang Rural District Council discussed a questionnaire on blindness. The Council, meeting in Balik Pulau. was told that208 words
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Article158 1947-10-05 5 Sunday T'mes Staff Reporter. A SPECIALLY chartered wartime Halifax bomber, carrying a si-ton propeller shaft for the disabled Canadian freighter. Lake Chilco. is expected to arrive in Singapore today. No news has been received in Singapore from the aircraft since she left London at midnight on158 words
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Article85 1947-10-05 5 Sunday Times Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE special session of the Ma- layan Union Advisory Council to debate income tax policy and legislation and the finances of the territory is now to be held early next month. The Governor, Sir Edward Gent, saic today that there85 words
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Article135 1947-10-05 5 Sunday Times Stuff Reporter A JAVANESE who was brought to Malaya by the Japanese told the Singapore Fourth Police Court magistrate yesterday that he had no ration card and had to steal tapioca to feed his family. The man, Muslim bin Othman, said that135 words
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Advertisement384 1947-10-05 5 Energy comes from the food you eat. Every doctor will tall you that when the fl*^*V 111 K food we eat iails to provide the lull nour- fc ~^W^v ishmont our bodies need, our energy flags X<? n K-V^ end we become tired and listless. Now M^sllf*^^ thai basic foods384 words
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Advertisement528 1947-10-05 5 Be a Master of English Improve Your Speech and Writing in a Few Hours If you are interested in acquiring a command of good English for business, professional and social purposes you are Invited to write today for a copy of f'Word Mastery." issued by the Regent Institute. This lntormative528 words
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Advertisement535 1947-10-05 5 Just Arrived NEWEST TYPE OF ZYLO FRAMES... JAUNTEE in most attractive colours and shapes See us before the lot is taken up. DAH SIN OPTICAL HOUSE 325, North Bridge Road, 1 Singapore. CHILDRENS CHRISTMAS BOOKS Mail now to U.K. and ensure delivery by Xmas. The following books make most attractive535 words
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Article653 1947-10-05 6 SINGAPORE, OCT. 5, 1947. ACTION HEAVY machine is always slow in starting, but once it gets gokig i; is difficult to stop and it Joes its job efficiently. The Mc.layan Union Government h&z becai more than slow in putting into operation all lus weapons against the gangster menace that is653 words
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Article, Illustration1695 1947-10-05 6 SURVEYING MAPPING S-E ASIA By A MILITARY OBSERVER MOST of us, before the war, thought only of maps in connection with motoring or walking holidays. During the war, however, maps were thrust right into everybody's daily life by the almost daily publication in the press of maps showing ominous bulges1,695 words
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Article658 1947-10-05 6 CALCIUM FROM THE SUN EVERYBODY knows the E disastrous effects of sitting or lying in a bathing costume in the sun, yet everybody talks about the the health-giving properties of a sun bath. What exactly does the sunlight do to the human body, and is there anything in tht phrase658 words
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Advertisement543 1947-10-05 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS MR. MRS. LIM CHENG SEONG. Pcremban. thank all friends and relatives for their kind pr:sents. good wishes and a-viistanco rendered on the :i of the mnrrimte of their only son Mr. Lim Ewe Law to Miss Lee Che: N o Last 3undav. Scot. 28. MR. MRS. LEE543 words
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Advertisement8 1947-10-05 6 If 100% MALAYAN PRODUCE Why buy imported tea?8 words
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Advertisement137 1947-10-05 6 Prize Winners List No. 21 TIGER RHYMING COMPETITION p. y £*y2 Below is the twenty-first *>st ol .{.~4j£§BHhJ prize-winners. Successful entries are published twice weekly watch the newspapers. The Tiger is a beast I've heard, Now this I do not follow For I think "Tiger" is a bird; A most137 words
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354 1947-10-05 7 $20-MILL!ON TIN CLAIM ON SI AM GO VT. Malayan war damage bill Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANG, Saturday. WAR damage claims estimated at one hundred million Siamese ticals, or about twenty million dollars in Malayan currency, are to be filed with the Siamese Government by Malayan tin-mining companies with interests354 words
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Article, Illustration34 1947-10-05 7 YOt A<j»i tits at the itoßgapore Harbour Board Boys' ('lMb enjoy a bcut with the #lov«s on. Eager spectators •wait for their turn to have a go and show how it should be done.34 words
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Article39 1947-10-05 7 SEGAMAT. Saturday, -For theft of a canvas covering from a lorry, a young Chinese, Tan Ah Chiew, was sentenced to three months' rigorous Imprisonment by Che Nassir bin Haji Abu Bakar in the Segamat Court.39 words
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Article362 1947-10-05 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter OPENED just over a month ago, the Singapore Harbour Board Boys' Club has now a membership of nearly 500, largest of all the boys' clubs on the Island, and it is expected that the figure will soon reach 1,000 or more.362 words
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106 1947-10-05 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter WHEN Auxiliary Police Officer Mr. J. G. Mac Donald stopped four Chinese women at the Singapore Harbour Board on Friday afternoon for criminal trespass, he recognised two of them as persons he had previously arrested for a similar offence. The four106 words
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Article140 1947-10-05 7 Sunday Times Correspondent. KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. METHODS j increase the consum; on of natural rubber are at proent being considered as part of the broader economic discussions being conducted with other European countries and America. This forms part of ihe Governernment of tne Malayan140 words
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Article76 1947-10-05 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter AN Indian named Savanathan, employed at the Atlas Ice Works in Kampong Soopoo. Singapore, received an electric shock on Sept. 28 and died half an hour after. Savanathan was painting a crane for carrying ice when his hand touched a live wire. He76 words
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Article118 1947-10-05 7 Sunday Times Stuff Reporter fpHREE Chinese who were alleged A to have been involved in the $35,000 hold-up at the Lee Wan Bank, Singapore, on Friday morning were produced before Mr. E. S. de Banzie in the Seventh Police Court yesterday. They were a 29-year-old118 words
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Article32 1947-10-05 7 rpHE eleventh meeting of the x Interna'.onal Emergency Food Council's Sub-Committee on Rice for South-East Asia took place at the Special Commissioner's Office, Singapore, y:sterday. Dr. William Clyde presided.32 words
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Article145 1947-10-05 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter. ABOUT 116 families of squatters whose houses and vegetable gardens are within the proposed industrial zone for Singapore in the vicinity of Alexandra Road fear they will be asked to leave the area in the near future Many of the families145 words
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Article136 1947-10-05 7 SARDAR VALLABHAI PATEL Minister of Interior. Information and Broadcasting. Government of India, has replied to the I telegraphic appeal from Mr. M. A. I Mai id. of Singapore, to the Indian I leaders urging them to use "firm and determined measures to end all inhuman136 words
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Article, Illustration81 1947-10-05 7 Mr. and Mrs. Lim Ewe Law after their wedding in Seremban last Sunday. Mr. Lim, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Cheng Siong of Seremban, was the Negri Sembilan badminton champion for two years before the war, and his bride, formerly Miss Lee Chee Neo, eldest81 words
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Article221 1947-10-05 7 Si... 1 ..iii's SlaA Reporter. KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE committee of the Straits Racing Association, the ruling body for racing in this country, has unanimously opposed any proposal for the licensing of bookmakers. Disclosing this at the Malayan j Union Advisory Council meeting! today,221 words
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Article338 1947-10-05 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter PLANS for the erection of a modern crematorium for Singapore are held up pending replies from three local associa- tions to the questionnaire sent out by the Municipality on the I subject. A spokesman of the Municipal Secretariat who gave this338 words
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Article300 1947-10-05 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter rE Singapore Government has placed a ban on the importation of race horses into the Colony from all sources, including the sterling area. This news was described by racing circles as "a shattering blow," especially as the Singapore Turf Club is300 words
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Article81 1947-10-05 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. •riORTY-EIGHT hours after her F arrival In Malaya to start Women's Voluntary Service duties in the Union capital, Miss Norma Tute found romance. A young military policeman offered her a lift when she was stranded by lack of transport outside the Selangor81 words
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Miscellaneous1074 1947-10-05 8 THIS WEEK FOR YOL —What the Stars Foretell— LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23).— CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. ARIES (Mar. 22-Apr. 20:— CANCER (Jun« 22 _J..1v Take care of your health and 20).— Increased aotivity is ap- Although surface facts look good Capitalise on your falente this stick close to routine for the1,074 words
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Miscellaneous429 1947-10-05 8 fllllfiaitl# iiik 9- How many lives has a Cai. NllmMiNli SIM in the legend? •JVlfllflll^^l Ul 10. How many arms has the J. statue of Venus de Milo? UST a few figures. That Is 11. How many sides has an what the answers to octagon? this week's quiz add Up429 words
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Article, Illustration887 1947-10-05 9 MARY HEATHCOTT WALKS ROUND TO FIND LONDON, Sept. 16. (By Air Mail). THE housing pro- gramme, we are told, is not up to the target set and the new dollar cuts will affect it even further. Yet, wherever you go in residential London, it seems new887 words
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Article389 1947-10-05 9 KIDNEYS can be cooked i n so many delightful ways that it seems dull always to stew them or serve them in steak and kidney pie. You will find these three suggestions helpful. Kidney Rolls CUT the kidneys into very small pieces and fry for five389 words
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Article379 1947-10-05 9 FIRST important point in the pruning and training of young trees which vill eventually attain lai c size is that they should be mad*? to form one single, clean, straight trunk. They should never be allowed to fork low down. If they are allowed to379 words
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Article277 1947-10-05 9 Cm you suggest anything to itimulate a brain that has done practically nothing for ten months but cope with domestic problems? I really feel I have nothing in mv head but cottonwool. It makes an extra worry. —DIANA. rpHE brain is at lU> best X when It277 words
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Advertisement328 1947-10-05 9 Indigestion? I) you're a victim of after-meal misery drowsiness, ancoro|foriable fullness, 01 acute «tomacb pain youi one sure standby is 'BisuratccT Magnesia. Immediately it reaches the stornacb 'Bisuratcd' Magnesia o<-utr::'-sa> (he excess add that causo digestive pain; 11 it recognised the world ova as a standard antacid treatment. You want328 words
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Miscellaneous108 1947-10-05 9 CROSSWORD SOLUTION ACROSS 1, Score. 6, Seats. 10. Consented. 11, Ached. 13. Elope. IS. For. 16, Spasm. 19, Red. 20, Fret. 22. Ate. 23, Very. 24, Reserve. 27, Debars. 28, Varied. 29, Draping. 31, Style. 3', Gun. 34, Ewer. 37, Tee. 38, Bergs. 40, Ore. 41, Adage. 43. Aloes. 45,108 words
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Article88 1947-10-05 10 Pcnastg Beat PeFak 16 3 Sunday Times Correspondent TAIPING, Saturday. PENANG beat Perak by 16 points (two goals, one try and one penalty) to three (penalty goal) in an inter-State rugger match played here this evening. M. Pestana, the Penang skipper, played an outstanding game at the base of the88 words
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Article147 1947-10-05 10 THE Singapore Police, playing the*, first rugger game yesterday, beat the R. E. Sappers, who were also playing their first match. The police scored five points (a goal The game, which was played on the Police Training School ground in Thomson Road, was scrappy for147 words
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Article, Illustration597 1947-10-05 10 M.F.A. (I) 4 G.H.Q. Signals 2 IT took an extra 20 minutes of play to decide yesterday's S.A.F.A. Cup game at the Jalan Besar Stadium, which he Malays Seniors won by defeating G.H.Q. Signals by foiirwo. The game, which was a replay, was a grim battle597 words
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97 1947-10-05 10 NEW RECORD SET UP FOR NEGRI IOO YDS. S':"<! y limes Correspondent 0-^REMBAN, Saturday. NE ■pi S^iribilan record was oroken today in the second day's events ol the first post-war State Athletic sports when Won* Kee Sione pole-vaulted 9ft. lOin. The championship unit shield was won by the Ceylonese with97 words
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Article542 1947-10-05 10 USfcruL B.P. FUNCTION Tne Useful Badminton Party Singapore, will be "at home" this afternoon to members and friends, for the official opening of their third and fourth courts at No 11. St. Michael's Road. The function will open with a reception, after which the court will be declared open by542 words
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Article487 1947-10-05 10 By Our Badminton Correspondent ALL attention is now focussed on the finals of the Sineapore Badminton I Association's junior and veteran's sincles and doubles. Koh Kene Sianc. of Plavlair. will meet Scah Eng Liat of Mayflower, this mominu. The former is well known for his487 words
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Article91 1947-10-05 10 By "Epson Jeep" WHAT'S in a name? But Malayan racehorse owners are so "I particular with the names of their horses that they hav c renamed practically half the new importations landed in this country since the liberation. Owners in thio country seem to enjoy renaming their horses91 words
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Article437 1947-10-05 10 S.C.C. 32 pts; 223 8.0.D, 3 pts, PROVING far superior to their opponents, the Singapore Cricket Club registered a runaway victory over the 223 Base Ordnance Depot in a rugby match on the Padang yesterday evening, the score being 32 points (two goals, a drop-goal, six437 words
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Advertisement295 1947-10-05 10 STOMACH UPSETS THEN TRY THIS fcggyE You Cannot enjoy ISwAjfi (We U you are not HwWMßlap Co'lln-/ ud to the mark r'WTltj'j I' you are sufTenr i I ?!?mj7l|? .f.orn liidisostion. flatu- IfcSSj^j 'lance, dvspensia or sour l?^".-.£^ •cid stomach here Us fc^' —J*s instant relle' from your =sJP^ tils295 words
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Advertisement16 1947-10-05 10 THIS week's Malayan soccer and turf personalities are held out and will be resumed next week.16 words
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Advertisement81 1947-10-05 10 Our Answer To A Moderate Price Quality Radio RETAIL $195/I RADIO J The Ultimate in Modern Radio Engineering Perfection Obtainable from all reliable Kaili.j Dealers Throughout Malaya SOLE AGENTS FOR MALAYA KHOON GIAP CO., LTD., PENANG More people than ever are saying JADE IN ENGLANdT^^^^^J PM-6 wf\li wfw i^)\j Vffn81 words
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Article1833 1947-10-05 11 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. JACKPOT (Morsillo) sprang a surprise in the stayers' race for cracks, beating the hot favourite, Grand Prix 11, by a short head at K\iala Lumpur today, opening day of the Selangor Turf Club October meeting. This was Jackpot's1,833 words
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Article904 1947-10-05 11 Race I.— LUCKY ACE $14 and I $7, Norton $9, Sans Ame $15. Race 2.— LACKEY $16 and $8. Double Nine $12, Peace Night $12. Race 3.— DARNOK $12 and $7, Prince Colin $8, Lusan Maid $22. Race 4.— ELECTROPLATE $13 and $7, Spear Mirth $10,904 words
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Advertisement354 1947-10-05 11 OPENING TODAY AT THE Ph:>m- A IT U A V Phone 3400 \s II M I 3400 DICK TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK WAS NOTHING COMPARED TO THIS!! MEW 1 BO L PIP AR I N o"t 1 W U- M S gr««t 9 itlLJ'i/'' Jb*> adventure dram* j^^ 1 1354 words
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Advertisement275 1947-10-05 11 Air-Conditloned Phone 5159 DAILY 5 SH OWS im^^^_ m 11^ a.m.— 2 1.15—6.30 and 9.15 p.m. cr^^jrWr^ DON T Af/SS THIS wiy^UAta BEAUTIFUL PICTURE! CALIFORNIA! 1 In Technicolor 3 BARBARA STANWYCK 1 1 BARRY FITZGERALD I 0 *f f I. -I MEXT LAURENCE OLIVIER in chance "LOST SECRET" COMK EAKLY275 words
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Article, Illustration65 1947-10-05 12 NutAiNL.lt C. O. ("Ollie") Davies, Australian veteran of the 1 Malayan Turf since 1935, first as jockey and now as trainer, masters Mayloon with a short, hard rein in this fine action shot taken on the sand-track at yesterday morning's work-outs at the Singapore Turf Club's Bukit Timah course. The65 words
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Article81 1947-10-05 12 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. iTtOLLOWING is the Stipendiary I 1 Steward's report on today's Selangor races: RACE ONE: Norton was checked at the four furlongs, when his rider of Norton, was reprimanded, by horses on trie outside. Jeffers, rider or Norton, was81 words
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Article83 1947-10-05 12 OWING to a large number of entries for the forthcoming Singapore Swimming championships, it will lie necessary >o hold heats on Friday afternooon, Oct. 17, for the women's 50 metres free style and the men's 50 metres free style The compulsory dives for men will also take83 words
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Article504 1947-10-05 12 ARSENAL LONDON, Saturday. ARSENAL are the only unbeaten team in English major League football, but had a lucky escape in today's goalless draw. Queens Park Rangers lost their record when they were outplayed by Swindon from the first minute in which Swindon missed a chanc c of scoring, but theyReuter - 504 words
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Article409 1947-10-05 12 rR the first time in six years, the Singapore Recreation Club held their athletic sports meeting and gymkhana on the Padang yesterday. The weather kept ftn c and an excellent afternoon's sports was witnessed. Lloyd Valberg, holder of the Singapore high jump record of 6 ft.409 words
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Article95 1947-10-05 12 LONDON, Saturday. READING non-league clubs are renewing their efforts to bring about the formation of a fourth division of th? English football league. Their cause is being championed by several first and second division clubs, including Brentford, Tottenham Hotspurs. Sunderland, Huddersfleld. Liverpool. Millwall and Southampton.Reuter - 95 words
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Article110 1947-10-05 12 AUSTRALIAN tour: Northumberland and Durham 0, Australia 49; County Championship: Gloucestershire 26, Dorset and Wilts 13: Club matches: Rlackheath 22, Birkenhead Park 3; London Welsh 0, Richmond 16; St. Marys 23, Old Cranlelghans 0: Bath 4, Weston 3; Bedford 22, Gloucester 6; Bristol 15. Stroud 9; Cardiff 29,Reuter - 110 words
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Article71 1947-10-05 12 MEW Zealand tour, first test: Great Britain 11, New Zealand 10; Club Matches: Barrow 10, Warrington 18; Bellevue Rangers 20, Batley 6; Dewsbury 13, Bramley 5; Featherstone Rovers 19, Wakefield Trinity 11; Keighley 9, Hull 8; Leigh 60, York 7; Rochdale Hornets 8, Castleford 7; Salford 10, HunsletReuter - 71 words
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216 1947-10-05 12 Sunday Times Staff Reporter. IfN the final of the women's 11 doubles in the Singapore Badbtfnton Association's Junior and [Veterans Championships, played <at the Clerical Union Hall yesterday. Misses Lav Hui Keow and Tay Kirn It of the Mayflower B.P. beat Misses Helen Heng216 words
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97 1947-10-05 12 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANG. Sat. gNTRIES from Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Taiping and Alor Star have been received for the open Amateur weight lifting championships to be held at the New World Park, Penang, on Oct. 10 and Oct. 11. A feature of the programme97 words
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94 1947-10-05 12 rE August Association beat the Chinese Sports Association by 3-2 in the Singapore senior inter-club table tennis tourimment at the Great World last night. The scores were (August Association players mentioned first): Soh Kirn Peow beat Loke Seek Cheong 11-21, 21-20, 21-13, 21-12; Liew94 words
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84 1947-10-05 12 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent MR. C. O. ("Ollie' Davies told the Sunday Times in Singapore yesterday that he had engaged an Australian light-wright Jockey to ride for him in Singapore and th» Malayan Union. The jockey is Arthur Ayres. of Melbourne. Mr. Davies said84 words
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Article113 1947-10-05 12 •THE Old Raflksians' Assn. beat I Raffles Institution in a friendly badminton match on Wednesday by five games to two. The results are as follows (O.R.A. members mentioned first):— Chan Khek Eng beut Wong Yeolr Yeok (15-8) (15-12); Lim Chin Aik beat Wee Sian Gian (15-9) (15-12); Ong113 words
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Article84 1947-10-05 12 THE following will represent the Colours and Whites in a Singapore Recreation Club hockey trial on the Padang on Wednesday Colours: A. de Souzr. R. Cordeiro, G. B. Armstrong; C. W. Kerr. R. S. Barth J. Fergusson: P. Scully. N. F. Modder. A. Watts, J. O. Reutens,84 words
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Article62 1947-10-05 12 "T/HE following have been selected t I represent the Radin Mas Malay Football XI against the Hospital Youngsters, at soccer at the Kampong Bahiu Road ground today. Osman. Kecrot, Johary Kechot, Hamed Haron, Ismail Ahmad, Ahmad Jabri. Kha lid Am In, Abu Bakar. Ismail Beta SanifT,62 words
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Article35 1947-10-05 12 IRELAND BEAT SCOTLAND BELFAST, Sat. Ireland beat Scotland by two goals to nil in the soccer international at Belfast today after leading one-nil at half-time. This was Ireland's first victory over Scotland since 1925. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article32 1947-10-05 12 Con Balasis, the Australian heavyweight champion, beat the 220-lb. Naval Base champion, Hardlt Singh, by two clear pin falls in the wrestliim held at Happy World, Singapore, last night.32 words
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