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Title Section18 1948-05-05 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED IS4S TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1948 PRICE TEN CKNiS18 words
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Article765 1948-05-05 1 Settlement But For Red Aims LONDON, Tuesday. THE Foreign Minister (Mr. Bevin) told ParliaA ment tonight that there was little chance of a lasting settlement between Britain and the Soviet Union until the Kremlin changed its "ideological attitude." "I have always felt that if we hadReuter; UP - 765 words
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Article241 1948-05-05 1 New Ideas For Pine Industry A NEW development Pi. which is likely to take place m the Malayan pineapple industry is that of qu ck-freezing," said Mr. r.C. Cooke, Canning Om" cer of the Department of Agr culture, Malaya, who returned on the President Monroe from Hawaii yesterday. Quick-freezing is241 words
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Article87 1948-05-05 1 WAR AGAINST INSECTS WASHINGTON. Tuesday.— New methods of fighting disease-spreading insects will be studied by experts from 40 nations at joint meetings of the International Congress of Tropical Medicine and the International Malaria Congress. It meets m Washington from May 10 to May 18. The use of new drugs mReuter - 87 words
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Article, Illustration72 1948-05-05 1 DB. MARY TAN. Lady Medical Officer of the Singapore Municipal Health Department, who returned to Singapore yesterday by the Canton after a 13 months' tour of the United States and Britain where she studied infant welfare work. She told the Straits Times that Malaya was not m a position yet72 words
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Article42 1948-05-05 1 From Our Own Correspondent. BANGKOK. Tuesday. ABRIDGE, spanning the Nae Sai river and marking the border of Siam and Burma has been stolen. The thieves, apparently, wanted the iron beams used m its construction and dismantled the entire bridge.42 words
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Article157 1948-05-05 1 Three More Polio Cases In Colony fHREE more cases of ■■■infantile paralysis were reported m Singapore yesterday. The victims are one Malay adult, one Malay child and one Chinese child. Cases to date m the Colony total now 39. Seven persons have died of the disease since the epidemic started157 words
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Article64 1948-05-05 1 LONDON. Tuesday. The Secretary of the Labour Party (Mr. Morgan Phillips) announced today a membership campaign with a target of one million new members. The announcement came three weeks after a statement by Lord Woolton, Conservative Party chairman, who declared the recruitment of the second million ConservativeUP - 64 words
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Article, Illustration290 1948-05-05 1 NEW DELHI, Tuesday. rH.IKRAVARTI Rajagopalachari, who will be India's GoTernor*General m suecessiotHo Earl Mountbatten, wants to follow the Gandhian way of rule of love and toleration. C.R., as he is widely known, is described as 'a man with the knack of getting things done." OfficiallyAP - 290 words
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Article51 1948-05-05 1 HYDERABAD. Tuesday.— The Nizam of Hyderabad's Gevernment today lifted its five-year-old ban on Communist organisations m the State. They were banned for an attempt to establish a "people's government" m the State. The Communists claimed that a third of the State of Hyderabad was m their control.Reuter - 51 words
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Article213 1948-05-05 1 BERUN, Tuesday. "PHE American Military Government said to- day that border violations had been committed by Russian and Czech sol- diers along the United States occupation zone frontiers m Germany. The semi-monthly Military i Government report on occu- pation affairs said that Chechoslovakian border police had "firedAP - 213 words
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178 1948-05-05 1 NEW YORK, Tuesday. THE New York Times Tokio correspondent reported 1 today that local Military Government teams m Japan were being warned that incidents calculated to embarrass the occupation were likely to increase as international tension grew worse. The correspondent added: "Gen. Mac ArthurReuter - 178 words
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Article503 1948-05-05 1 LAKE SUCCESS!, Tuesday. "THE situation m Palestine is desperately serious. An ugly, savage and devouring war is lurking and waiting to defeat the United Nations. There is no time to lose." The political committee of the United Nations last night listened m tense silence to theseReuter; AP; UP - 503 words
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Article41 1948-05-05 1 MUNICH. Tuesday. One American flier was burned to death and two others seriously injured late last night when a B-29 Superfortress crashed shortly after its take-off from Furstenfeldbruck air base. Nine others received minor injuries.41 words
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1121 1948-05-05 2 LONDON, Tuesday. i POLICE magistrate held yesterday that Fascists had just as much <** right to freedom of expression m Britain as anyone else. He was passing judgment on 31 persona charged with threatening behaviour and, m some instances, assaulting police followingUP - 1,121 words
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Article78 1948-05-05 2 THE HAGUE, Tuesday.— The Dutch Minister of Home Affairs (Dr. P. J. Wittemam, "alert to the possibility of a coup d'etat with outside help," called last night for volunteers to strengthen police and army reserves. Dr. Witteman explained in a broadcast that events in other countries hadReuter - 78 words
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Article, Illustration17 1948-05-05 2 Sardar K. M. Panikkar, newly appointed Indian Ambassador to China Government of India Information picture.17 words
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Article68 1948-05-05 2 ~LONDON Tuesday. Thomas Arthur Beall, of Thornton Heath, (Surrey), has been awarded the first Binney Memorial Medal for the bravest act of the year m support of law and order. Bean helped to arrest a dangerous criminal armed with a sawn-off rifle m May last year. Although shotReuter - 68 words
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Advertisement691 1948-05-05 2 NOTICES EDUCATIONAL MRS. GORDON HINDS proposes to open In September private school for European children, aged 6 to 8 years, at 1. Jalan Dato Klana, Seremban. Mrs. Hinds will be pleased to Interview parents who are Interested by appointment. Phone Seremban 303. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, KELANTAN. The above Department requires691 words
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Advertisement689 1948-05-05 2 NOTICES SINGAPORE FILIPINO ASSOCIATION. A general meeting of the above Association will be held on Sunday, May 9th at 10 a.m. hi the New World Cabaret to elect office bearers. GOVERNMENT COMMERCIAL DAY SCHOOL, SINGAPORE A Two-Year post-School Certificate Commercial Course is being re-instituted at Raffles institution. Singapore, and will689 words
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Advertisement523 1948-05-05 2 NOTICES NOTICE Tne Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China nave pleasure m announcing that In addition to their branch m old Delhi a further branch office of the Bank was opened m New Delhi, India on Saturday the Ist May. 1948, at which all kinds of banking business is523 words
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Advertisement68 1948-05-05 2 Announcement M* VjCw ririTH daily precautionary broad- casts and other official advice aoout infectious diseases constantly Appearing m Singapore, now is the time to BUILD UP YOUR STRENGTH AGAINST INFECTION. >tv s OVALTINE provides nutritive eleM>X* t<VX i»V* c^ V menta most needed for buiMing up <^^ rt tfvS \p.68 words
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Article583 1948-05-05 3 'Stockpiling May Be Main Hope' From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Tuesday. TN a leader on the rubber outlook the Financial Times says: "Estimates of production and consumption for the current year do not suggest at the moment that there should be any sharp price movement either way."583 words
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Article109 1948-05-05 3 BEULIN, Tuesday. THE official Russian licensed press told the people of Berlin yesterday that their city was destroyed by the "indiscriminate" bombing of British and American fliers. The Russians made this allegation -m propaganda steeped articles marking the third anniversary of Berlin's capitulation. All editorials attacked theAP - 109 words
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Article98 1948-05-05 3 BERLIN, Tuesday.— Nine French citizens, expelled from Russia so suddenly that a professional boxer among them still wore shorts and sweater under a great coat, were found- m the early morning: m the Berlin garden o f a French official. They knew neither where they were norReuter - 98 words
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Article29 1948-05-05 3 "PRAY FOR THE HOLY LAND VATICAN CITY, Tuesday.— The Pope has asked that special prayers during May be devoled to imploring the "happy triumph of peace" tn Palestine.— A.P.AP - 29 words
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Article26 1948-05-05 3 LONDON, Tuesday.— Prance, Britain and the United States have rejected Yugoslavia's Russian-sup-ported claims for a big piece of southern Austria plus 37,500,000 reparations A.P.AP - 26 words
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Article, Illustration45 1948-05-05 3 GERMAN ADVISORS FOR E.R.P.: Dr. Kurt Haefner (left) and Dr. Gunther Kaiser are checked aboard a train at Frankfurt by a French conductor. The two Germans, who are officials, m the Bizonia Administration, were advisors at the European Recovery Programme Talks m Paris. A.P. picture.AP - 45 words
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130 1948-05-05 3 SAIGON, Tuesday. EX-EMPEROR Bao Dai, former ruler of the IndoChinese states of Tonkin and Annam, will only return if asked to do so by a popular referendum and after peace has been established m Indo-China. This was stated yester- f day by Gen.Reuter - 130 words
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Article142 1948-05-05 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. A PROVISIONAL agreement for extending the first aid to China under the Marshall Plandrawn up m an exchange j of notes between the U.S. I Secretary of State, (Mr. Marshall) and the Chinese Ambassador (Dr. Weliingj ton Koo) dated April 30— was released yesterdayReuter - 142 words
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121 1948-05-05 3 Negroes May Live Beside U.S. Whites WASHINGTON, Tuesday. rS United States Supreme Court ruled yesterdny that restrictive property agreements which bar coloured persons from "all-white" neighbourhood? cannot be enforced by either State or Federal courts. The Chief Justice upheld m full the rights of coloured property-owners. Five other Justices joinedReuter - 121 words
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Article29 1948-05-05 3 ROME, Tuesday —The Italian Government is recalling Communist Amerogio Donini. Ambassador to Poland, who disobeyed instructions by leaving his post to campaign m Italy during the recent elections. —A.P.AP - 29 words
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Article234 1948-05-05 3 BERLIN, Tuesday. A BRITISH order forb.dding. the release of m- j formation to the press in 1 British areas of Germany! except through official channels was rescinded foi reconsideration yesterday! a tew hours after press correspondents had protested to Gen. Sir Brian; Robertson, the Military! Governor. CorrespondentsReuter - 234 words
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Advertisement150 1948-05-05 3 /m\ iqUtitf CH Jhe /amp* with yf+u behind T^rTwipj 0 BORNEO j q (Incorporated In England) ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Singapore Malay* EEUHESSY COGNAC BETTER THAN EVE i^U^J^ WAREHOUSE ARE BIGGER JHj V^R^ft'wl^V j$V f Ja One nn a> well asK wny ii "-*zu iie V; -<m^* during the enemy occupation there150 words
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Advertisement272 1948-05-05 3 Ihink of all the superlatives you know like creamiest... smoothest... richest most luscious most delicious ...and then you've just an »dea ot Magnolia Ices! There're various flavours m the popular bricks and enough portions tor 6 to 8 people. $1.50 is the noteworthy price at any of the three Cold272 words
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Article, Illustration169 1948-05-05 4 The Malayan Press Delegation to Britain was entertained to lunch by the Newspaper Proprietors' Association In London on April 26. In the picture above are, from left to right: Mr. John Coope (Daily Mirror and Sunday Pictorial), Mr. H. N. Heywood (Kemsley Newspapers), Mr. Edward W.Reuter - 169 words
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354 1948-05-05 4 'Anti-Chiang Week' Plan For Singapore rjENEKALISSIMO Chiang Kai-shek was attacked as "a tyrant" yesterday at a Singapore meeting of 240 representatives of 120 Chinese organisations, claiming 100,000 supporters. Most of the organisations were left-wing parties. A three-hour meeting! at the Chinese Seamen's Union m Seah Street "rejected" Chiang Kai-shek as354 words
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Article83 1948-05-05 4 LONDON, Tuesday. BRITAIN today finally qualified for aid under the Marshall plan. The first requisitions of supplies are expected to be made soon. The Government have refused to promise that any Anglo-American agreement on money aid would not limit the nature and destination of British exports.Reuter; AP - 83 words
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Article73 1948-05-05 4 TODAY Rotary, Mr. D. H. Tudor on "Some Points Concerning Income Tax,' Adelphi, l p.mT^ Medical College Alumni Association, symposium on Anterior Poliomyelitis, Department of Pathology, General Hospital, p.m. Drs. Ransome. Balasingham and Canton will take part. Wesley Guild, Dr. H. B. Amstutz on "Dedication," 4, Port Canning73 words
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Article162 1948-05-05 4 LONDON, Tue-sday. THE 27th British In1 dus tries Fair opined yesterday m London and Birmingham, with hundreds of overseas buyers there to see Britain's finest products for sale to the world. The Fair is Britain's bid for export markets and the slogan of exhibitors thisReuter - 162 words
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Article107 1948-05-05 4 Pour members of the Boys' Brigade went round the Great World Amusement Park m Singapore last night and persuaded 23 people to become blood donors. The boys, members of the Third Singapore Company of the Brigade, were led by their Captain, Mr. James Chen, and107 words
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472 1948-05-05 4 By Our Woman Correspondent fFHE Girls Sports Club, Singapore, plan a gala dance A on June 5 to raise funds for the rehabilitation of their playing fields m Serangoon. The 120 club members now use the playing fields of the Singapore Recreation Club which472 words
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Article123 1948-05-05 4 LONDON, Tuesday. THE British Government 1 announced today that it has suspended "for a short time" its purge oi Communists from state jobs vital to the country's security. Sir Stafford Cripps. Chancellor of the Exchequer, told the House of Oommane tix&t action had been postrxxned to penr.it123 words
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Article51 1948-05-05 4 PARIS. Tuesday. French tourists going to Britain may now carry £15 with them instead of five, It was officially announced In Paris last night They will be allowed to enter England with only £5 3^ 1 8 1 the r «nainmg cheque -i A p rCDreSented by51 words
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Article153 1948-05-05 4 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. A SUPREME court for business is en route to Japan to help put intc operation the law to prevent the Zaibatsu ever again getting control of Japan's economy. The group was appointed at rfip request of Gen. MacArthur. It comprises repre- sentatives of American153 words
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Advertisement254 1948-05-05 4 IT 15 t TOUCH SHAVE l^^^^Hil s**»use it's hollow irrouml, ibt \:J=:SpWI|I^V*mPH MUe H flrxiMe m the "»*0r.... \jg »\s\^agl li»»^^A\)!L follows curves m the face easil; sh *v*s with Just a ■feathrr jMr/' touch' No puU. No scrape BRITISH MADE V)mPly^^_s«ds^^^^^^^^_ RETAILS FKICE M M W l ssssW AM254 words
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Advertisement231 1948-05-05 4 Wy» ■\1 11 r^^M Ou <»"""g I TOMORROW! OPENING CHAPS. OF COLUMBIA'S MIGHTY SERIAL HOP HARRIC/N sK i^Er*". "**i&t& JJastslVr^ Jassssls^^a^asssßallSaar k^^ vi -^KS&} V L**^ "'teteJrl We have a very fine inexpensive Dining Room Suite on display m our stall at THE CREAT WORLD EXHIBITION DIETHELMS •we are also231 words
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Advertisement326 1948-05-05 4 0f xgII^WORLD'S Vs?|r FAVORITE SPARK PLUG IftCIORIES: ttltit). U S I eitbiM. C«f.: tiiliii. CM i Attention Importers. Wt are pnm e suppliers and packers of FORMIC ACED 857 c and 90% and all rubber coagulants m 45 and 65 lb. carboys. Orders being now accepted for immediate and f-iiure326 words
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Article, Illustration2060 1948-05-05 5 Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill - Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill THE SECOND WORLD WAR—I 7 By The In this instalment Mr. Churchill surveys the results of the Munich agreement on the internal political situation of Great Britain, and on the broader international plane. IT Is not easy m these 12,060 words
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Advertisement314 1948-05-05 5 I 'THERE is a welcome return to the smoking of the best Turkish leaf. Cigarette smokers are rediscovering the exquisite pleasure of a rare aroma and their palates are recovering their discretion. Smoking is ceasing to be a nervous habit and is once a<?ain as right and proper as the314 words
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Advertisement542 1948-05-05 5 Sole Agents for the well-known Higliest-A warded Zvy w% yi /nt LAGER BEER Mk EXTRA STOUT J^k and In order to benefit those (Uscernin* MlWK&7vn member* of the public who preler drink- ing these Kood quality producu we have ftrS^**' **^J decided to permit them to have an extra arViLiiP'542 words
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Article91 1948-05-05 6 Mr. Horace W. Langdon who has been visions: Singapore. Malaya. North Borneo and Hong Komr since January of this year is learinir for Colombo to-day (Wednesday) from whence he will travel to England on the 26th May. Mr. Langdon regrets that It is not possible for him to say91 words
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1106 1948-05-05 6 The S traits Ti mes Singapore, Wed., May 5, 1948. SKIMMING THE CREAM There are two chapters m the Carr-Saunders Report which are of fundamental importance for the youth of Malaya, quite apart from that very small but very important proportion of rt that will go to the proposed university1,106 words
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Article95 1948-05-05 6 It is proposed to add a portrait oi the late Sir Cecil Clementi to the Municipal collection of portraits m the Victoria Memorial Hall The portrait will be copied by Mr. Shister from one which now hangs m Hong Kong University and wh'ch was painted95 words
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Article, Illustration1301 1948-05-05 6 W.L. BLYTHE, M.C. S - W.L. BLYTHE, M.C.S. For The Malayan Bookshelf Reviewed by THE CHINESE IN MALAYA By Victor Purcell, (Oxford University Press, 18s.) nR. Victor Purcell is no stranger to the public of Malaya. In the later years of his service m this country his articles m the Press1,301 words
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288 1948-05-05 6 I HAVE just "been to one of the three prefabricated police courts and I feel that the Government's attention should be drawn to the difficulty of haying fair and just trials m the.ie courts due to the suffocating and overpowering heat, especially around288 words
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Article121 1948-05-05 6 DECENTLY a paragraph, apI peared m your newspaper I stating that Stephen Velge of the Oeylang Fire Station, and an almunus of St. Andrew's School Singapore, was the first local boy to gain the Graduateship Diploma of jthe Institute of fit. Engineers. Facts m my possession121 words
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Advertisement675 1948-05-05 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. BOUDEWYN. To Florence, nee Gomes a daughter on Ist May at Paglar's Maternity Home. SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED REPUTABLE SALESMAN with thorough knowledge photographic equipment, supplies ard trade. Box No. A2744 S.T. JUNIOR ACCOUNTS Clerk wanted by old-established European firm. Good handwriting essential Box No. A2756 S.T. FULLY EXPERIENCED675 words
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Advertisement93 1948-05-05 6 THAT FINISHING TOUCH! It does make a world of difference between m Cycle. unmbM and adjusted by unskilled mechanics and tbat attended by oat Experts. C&refal Assembling. Accurate adjustment and Superfine Polishing arc but tame of the special features that make the name "T.M.A." so famous anvng the Cyclist* of93 words
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Article518 1948-05-05 7 KILLED ELEVEN IN TRAIN— INSANE 6 Amok Caused By Worry 9 Theory From Our Own Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE man who killed 11 people on the Singa1 pore-Kuala Lumpur mail train on October 9 was to-day ordered to be kept m the mental hospital at Tanjong Rambutan at the518 words
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Article, Illustration125 1948-05-05 7 MR- H. P. BRTSON, the newly appointed Deputy Chief SSrSf'J? 1 P* Federation of Malaya, and Mr. A, Hey-»ood-Waddington, the new Acting Secretary for Economic Affairs In the Federation, who returned to Singapore yesterday from leave en board the Canton. Both Mr. Bryson and Mr. Heywood-Waddington visited the Colonial Office125 words
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Article113 1948-05-05 7 Singapore Dutch Remember IHE Dutch conimuniiy m S nsrapore yesterday commemorated those who ded during the war, especially those who if 1 during the liberation of Holland. if 4 is celebrated by the Dute'i people all over the i as the anniversary of their cointry's liberation from thf Germans. *n113 words
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256 1948-05-05 7 One- Way Traffic Scheme At Singapore Junction A ONE-WAY traffic system will come into operation on Monday to relieve congestion at the Kalian g Road, Lavender Street, and Crawford Street junction m Singapore. The system has been under consideration for some time, and m December last year, Singapore Traffic Police256 words
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Article28 1948-05-05 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. —The next meeting of the Federal Legislative Council will be on Monday May 31. at 10 a.m. m the Council Chambers, Kuala Lumpur.28 words
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Article145 1948-05-05 7 From Our Owa Correspondent KEMAMAN. Sunday. DURGEON Lieut. Robin Abel, of Singapore Naval Base, is expected here tomorrow on a tiger hunt. Six tiger hunters have written to the administrative officer. Mr. E. M. Smallwood. I m response to his recent letter m the "Straits Times" Inviting145 words
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Article220 1948-05-05 7 'THE people of the Rhio Archipelago were very I happy with their new i status of self-govern-ment The President of the Council of Rhio, Mohamed Apan, said this m Singapore yesterday. AH six members of the Executive Board of the Council are m Singapore to-day to say220 words
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Article69 1948-05-05 7 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. The Australian Commissioner. Mr. Claude Massey, is leaving for Australia by air on Sunday to have general consultations with his Government. Mr. Massey said to- day there was no special reason for his visit to Australia. His recall for consultation was m line with general69 words
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Article200 1948-05-05 7 "TTHE public must report 1 cases of serious crime as early as possible because a prompt report is necessary for mrrnnffr 1 police action." Singapore's Ci_D. chief (Mr. J. C. Barry) said this yesterday when commenting on comparative figures of serious crime since July 1946. Saying200 words
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Article266 1948-05-05 7 nil. Mary Tan, Lady Medical Officer, Singapore Municipality, yesterday said that Malaya was not yet m a position to adopt the highly advanced a™ l specialised methods of infant welfare work as carried out m America. She returned to Singapore yesterday by the P. O. Canton266 words
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Article272 1948-05-05 7 Judge Flays State For Neglect From Our Staff Correspondent IPOH, Tuesday. "TN MY OPINION this I X man has committed j this second offence as a direct result of neglect ,on the part of the State j to see that he is put back [m the environment from i which272 words
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Article120 1948-05-05 7 Heavy rain yesterday afternoon held up for two hours the 4,000 men working on 25 ships at the Singapore Harbour Board wharves. Normal work was carried out In the morning. Board authorities expect 23 ships to be m the wharves today. The Board's Acting Chairman (Mr. PIT.120 words
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Article113 1948-05-05 7 From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tuesday. fiSE HUNDRED war refugees m Penang are to be v repatriated to China within the next two or three weeks. Tfcey will be the first, group of displaced persons to be sent home through j the Preparatory Commis-I sion of113 words
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Article64 1948-05-05 7 IPOH, Tuesday.—An annual scholarship of $10 a month has been offered by Mr. A. G. Shaik, of Teluk Anson, to a Malay boy or girl studying m standard VII of an English School m Teluk Anson. The Government of Porak has accepted the offer and the first award64 words
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Article60 1948-05-05 7 pENANO, Tuesday. The Commissioner General (Mr. Malcolm MacDonaH) will vacate the Residency m Western Road for the new Resident Commissioner (Mr. A. B Aston) wtio will mov? m shortly. Mr. Aston told the Straits Times today that the Tanjong Bung&h Residency. where he is at present staving, would60 words
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Article57 1948-05-05 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tuesday. —For the fortnight ending yesterday lour cases of smallpox were reported from Pontian district. All were Malays connected with the fishing industry. The disease is believed to have been brought over from Sumatra. One of the victims, a child, has since died. All persons57 words
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Article77 1948-05-05 7 MALACCA, Tuesday Saint m Francis Institution, Malacca, is appealing for $30,000 Irom former students and friends to build and equip a science laboratory for the school. The laboratory planned will include a physics room, chemistry room and store room. The necessary structural alterations are expected to cost about77 words
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Article79 1948-05-05 7 PENANG, Tuesday.—As part of the Welfare Fund Campaign Week, a beauty contest will be held m Penang on May 27. The winner of this competition —the first of its kind to be staged here will be crowned "Miss Penang of 1948." Silver cups will be presented to the79 words
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Article307 1948-05-05 8 Chief Justice Is Asked Them TS there a legal obligation on every smoker to divulge the source of his supply of tobacco? Could he be prosecuted if he were unable to? This was asked by Mr. D. K. Walters m an appeal which, he argued m the307 words
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Article, Illustration72 1948-05-05 8 WAR VICTIMS: Kashnvr, no less than any other centre of fighting has many thousands of people whose homes have been destroyed and who are fleeing for their lives. Top: Grain is> distributed by Indian Army troops to starving refugees m a welfare centre. Above: An old man carries his wife72 words
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207 1948-05-05 8 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. PUR major chiefs of Selangor State will be ceremonially installed at Klang on Thursday week by the Sultan during his fiftieth birthday celebrations. The four chiefs are Tungku Haji Abdul Aziz (Indra Stia, Klang), Inche Ismail bin Dato207 words
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Article412 1948-05-05 8 THE following new books will De added to Raffles Library within the neit few days: Arthus Dr. Andre) The Unknown World of the Chid, Allen (Frederick H.) Psychotherapy with Children. Bott (Alan) The Londoner's England. Childers (Erskine> The Riddle of the Sands, De Selincourt (Aubrey) A Capful412 words
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Article78 1948-05-05 8 TAIPING, Tuesday. An Indian Muslim, Sher Mohamed, who pleaded guilty to a criminal breach of trust charge m respect of a krls valued at $100 was sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment. Sher Mohamed borrowed the kris from a Malay friend, but later sold it for78 words
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Article93 1948-05-05 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tuesday. Ebil bin Ebon was charged dn the Assize Court yesterday with having murdered his wife, Zabidah binte Sombol. It is alleged that the accused, a rubber tapper, decapitated her following a quarrel In the field about her work. The Crown counsel (Mr.93 words
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Article90 1948-05-05 8 At tne annual meeting of the Hongkong University Alumni Association Singapore the following officers were elected: President: Dr. Hu Tsal Kuen; Vice-Presider/: Mrs. E!sle Lee; Hon. Secretary: Mr. Woon Wah Slang; Hon. Treasurer: Mr. Wilson Heng; Committee Members: Mr. Richard Chuan Hoe Lim (ex-officio) Dr. William90 words
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Article142 1948-05-05 8 THERE was a sharp rise A m April m the number of people seeking jobs m Singapore. The strikes are believed to be the cause. Many of the men affected I registered m the hope of finding temporary work or else a more permanent and better-paid142 words
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Article151 1948-05-05 8 Opium By Air: Pilot Fined PENANG, Tuesday. THE prosecution today 1 withdrew a joint charge against the pilot and four other members of the crew of a Siamese Airways aeroplane. They had been on a total of $70,000 bail since February 23 on a charge of being concerned In the151 words
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Article130 1948-05-05 8 Found guilty of criminal breach of trust of Jewellery valued at $111. a 28-year-old Malay, Ibrahim bin Haji Shaffee was sentenced, yesterday, by the Fourth Police Court magistrate, to one month's rigorous imprisonment. The owner of the jewellery. Che Minah binte Mohd Sharif said tf.at she130 words
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Article44 1948-05-05 8 MALACCA. Tuesday Jewellery valued at $3,600 was stolen yesterday from the bungalow of Mr. Stewart, rnanasrer of Devon Estate. Merlitau, m Jasin District Sudarshan Singh, OCPD, Jasitn, told the Straite Times that fine theft occurred between 9 a.m. and noon on Monday.44 words
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Advertisement138 1948-05-05 8 N4A ff UADS IN ENGLAND awi YOUR FAVOURITE Gihbs Dentifrice is now m nezv coloured tins! This is the same famous Gibbs Dentifrice that keeps teeth clean and strong. So insist on this new tin m either red or bi'jc, and you'll be sure &i££s DENTIFRICE CLEANS TEETH SAFELY '••OO'S?138 words
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Advertisement278 1948-05-05 8 Your Protection against Infection Yon cannot keep healthy without vitamins. Lack of sufficient vitamin A, for instance, lower* bodily resistance, and makes one more liable to coughs, colds and other illnesses. One of the richest known sources •f Vitamin A is Crookes Halibut Oil. Vitamin A is a protective vitamin278 words
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Miscellaneous72 1948-05-05 8 RADIO MALAYA SPORE 1 p.m. Viva America; 1.30 News; 1.40 Jimmy Leach His New Organolians; 1.55-6.30 (approx.) Commentary on the Singapore races from Bukit Tlmah, with interval music between races; 8.15 Programme Summary, News Summary and announcements; 8.30 Musical Cocktail: 8.45 At Your Rcquets: 9.30 News; 9.45 Bing Time; 1072 words
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Miscellaneous79 1948-05-05 8 from Britain: 8.45 The tinory cf Malaria; 9.15 'South American Way'; t.30 Radio Newsreel; t.48 Band Parade; 10.45 Piogramm*; 11 Brains Trust; 11.30 News; 11.40 News Amalysis 11.45 Report from Europe; 12 Music in Mina;u: 12.30 a.m. Clr<6e RADIO AUSTRALIA Two Stations: 10.30 a.m. Australian News; 10.4'J Records by Request;79 words
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Miscellaneous93 1948-05-05 8 5 Presenting Dinah Shore; 5.15 Australian Sporting Diary; ft. 30 Forces Requests; 5.30 Baritones of Renown; 5.50 Background to Australia. Talk; 6 Concerto Half Hour (Grieg A Minor Piano Concerto); 6.30 News; 6.45 Accent on Rhythm (BBC Programme;; 7 Recoias Seldom Heard, 7.30 Peter Dawson Sings: 7.30 Radio Australia's Hit93 words
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929 1948-05-05 9 NURSE ELIZABETH - Little boy who is scared of dying NURSE ELIZABETH MOTHERCRAFT IN MALAYA By Nurse Elizabeth Is qualified m the care of babies and i young children. If you have any problems and need her I help, write to: Nurse Elizabeth, c/o Straits Times. Cecil Street, Sin i gapore. Please give929 words
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Article, Illustration85 1948-05-05 9 A charming American newcomer to Singapore is Mrs. Robert C. Hoffman, wife of the new American Vice-Con-sul. Mrs. Hoffman Is a psychologist and mathematician and graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.Sc. degree. She used to do personnel work for the U.S. War Department, where her psychological training85 words
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Article606 1948-05-05 9 K.S. Chia - K.S. Chia By ACTING on medical advice we returned to the country for a brief re-visit last month and those few nights out m the open watching "Orion" straddling tbe sky were nights we could not forget for a long, long while. They made us wonder why our606 words
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Article219 1948-05-05 9 WOMEN members of the Australian Olympic team may wear a cloak designed on the lines of an ancient Roman toga with the coat of arms of Australia worked on the shoulders. The designer is Mr. W. Lutton. a young Sydney trainee under the Australian Government's reconstruction219 words
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Article368 1948-05-05 9 WHAT would the world do without music? I do not mean music heard over the radio or the gramophone but the simple sort that country folk love su much. What a sociable thing it ia too, and certainly It is a language which everyone can understand.368 words
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Advertisement150 1948-05-05 9 [precautions POLIO (Infantile Paralysis) sterilise all kitchen utensils Disinfect basins, latrines and water closets Wash all wearing apparel Bathing i Rinse your hands before food. i Use i j K0 HONG CARBOLIC SOAP j Price 10 cents per cake Available at all well-known Dealers L .J I V .^m^^^»^ f*'150 words
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Advertisement293 1948-05-05 9 attractive t fragrant Jt y T^ choice of f^k that? who Jpjiow The distinguished quality of Atkinsons Etu dc Cologne is unchanged from year to yeai. Its lovely fragrance gives pleasure to Eg '?jBBE jounelf and to others on all occasions. HlV -A ATKINSONS i GOLD MEDAL EAU DE COLOGNE293 words
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Article717 1948-05-05 10 U.S. Attack On Yalta Pact PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. THE Yalta Agreement on Manchuria was about the rawest treatment of a trusting ally m the history of American foreign policy, the Saturday Evening Post said today m a long leading article on China. The Post is one ofAP - 717 words
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Article, Illustration31 1948-05-05 10 BIZONIA CHIEF JUSTICE: Dr. A. H. Ruscheweyh, form- 1 president of the Hamburg Higher Court, being sworn m U Chief Justice for the U.S. and British Zones of Germany. A.P. picture.AP - 31 words
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Article199 1948-05-05 10 West Java Report Goes To U.N. •LAKE SUCCESS, Tues. rTHE United Nations Good Offices Committee m Indonesia reported to the Security Council on Monday on the political developments m West Java. The report drew no general conclusions but agreed m part with Indonesian complaints that the provisional legislature established mAP - 199 words
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Article117 1948-05-05 10 j MOSCOW, Tuesday. T'HE Soviet Government x have announced the issue of a new "rehabilitation" lottery loan of 20,000,000,000 roubles (£900,000,000) "to strengthen still further the military and economic might of the Soviet state." Alexcy Nosgin, Finance Minister, m a broadcast appeal to the nation toReuter - 117 words
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Article79 1948-05-05 10 GENEVA. Tuesday. A Swedish compromise resolui tion adopted unanimously j yesterday, by the Economic Commission for Europe ended j a four-day dispute between East and West over relations with Germany. The Commission accepted a proposal to approach the Allied Control Council once more withAP - 79 words
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Article187 1948-05-05 10 FIFTY offlcersrand 300 F men of the Malayan R.N.V.R. will start theii mcd cal inspection and reattestation at Volunteer H.Q. Singapore today. The stun of $93,000 has been earmarked this yesr for the revival of the Malayan Rjr.yjt Two of the four shijjs claimed by thr M187 words
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274 1948-05-05 10 EXERCISE "Red Lion/ to show the R.A.F.'s ability to provide at short notice a Far Eastern striking force, will be commanded by an officer who escaped I 1942. m a life-boat from Java i He is Squadron-Leader A.K. Passmore, D.F.C., Commanding officer of No.274 words
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Article54 1948-05-05 10 BANGKOK Tuesday. All major pow:rs have recognized the new Siamese government formed last month by Marshal Phibun Songgram. Th 3 Ur-ited States Ambassador (Mr. Edwin Stanton) called at the Foreign Ministry yesterday to signify the American recognition. Britain and China forwarded rotes last week. Th^ Soviet has also recognised theUP - 54 words
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Article54 1948-05-05 10 WASHINGTON. Tuesday. /GOVERNMENT officials say \J they have heard rumours that Russia intends to annex Rumania this summer as a seventeenth Soviet Republic bat knew nothing: definite to support these reports. They were commenting on m report from Britain that Rumanian leaderss had decided to prepare their countryAP - 54 words
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Article117 1948-05-05 10 LONDON, Tuesday, npwo Labour M.P.S criti- cised the spending of £55,000 for altering and modernising Clarence House, the London home for Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. After Mr. Charles Key. Minister of Works nad said that 55 workmen would be encased for about a rear.Reuter - 117 words
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Article77 1948-05-05 10 NEW YORK, Tuesday.— An American Embassy official back from Moscow said today that America has "a tre- mendous fund of good will with the people of Russia." Joseph Bulik, agricultural attache to the U.S. Embassy m Moscow for four years, arrived aboard the liner America. HeAP - 77 words
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Article77 1948-05-05 10 BERLIN, Tuesday.—American officers were called to the Russian headquarters yesterday to receive the release of three U.S. soldiers arrested by the Russians over the week-end. Military police officials said the Russians had told them to come and fetch the soldiers who, according to a German girlAP - 77 words
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Advertisement281 1948-05-05 10 BREATHLESS Barbara EXCITEMENT/ STANWTCK X <r J| 1 'Vl ■I H9 m 19] 6ERAIOINE BROOKS TO-DAY: 11—2— 4.15— 6.&— 9.15 PHKCEDED BY LATEST MOVIETONE NEWS ENGLISH F.A. CUP FINAL CAPITOL SATURDAY AT MNITE P»: ST-SELLER SET TO GLORIOUS MUSIC AND ACTED BY GREAT STARS! P^^^^^HJ HEW KERft v/ 9 el^lTiiTm281 words
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Advertisement458 1948-05-05 10 AMERICAN MAIL LINE PAST SERVICE To Lot Anreles, Sao Francisco Portland Seattle A Vancouver Also accepting cargo for Central and S. America o ports ISLAND MAIL" loads Penang 22nd May H P. Swettenham 24 h May Singapore 25 f h May •OREGON MAIL" loads mid June EVERETT ORIENT LINE For458 words
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Article449 1948-05-05 11 LONDON, Tuesday. LONDON stock market operators yesterday marked time as they awaited developments m the Middle East situation. In extremely quiet markets, prices remained fairly steady. The little business transacted failed to produce any outstanding: feature, says Renter's financial correspondent. Some irregularity was shown by British Government securities.449 words
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Article842 1948-05-05 11 From Our Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Tuesday. DOTH the Industrial and Mining share markets remained quiet m Singapore 0 today, although a slightly larger volume of business was transacted. Price changes were again slightly downward. Prices quoted by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: INDUSTRIALS Barer Sdlcr AtlM lee842 words
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Article232 1948-05-05 11 From A Mark* mHE Singapore coconut oil A calmer yesterday. There bay coconut oil at the prevail Copra quotations, however, made another advance. Fair support brought price Increases m pepper. Yesterday's quotation* wer«: Rice Unclassified: No. 1 $65; 2 $60; 3 $52; 4 $48. Gluttnoos Rice: No.232 words
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Article127 1948-05-05 11 rE Singapore rubber market yesterday was again ▼cry steady, but quiet. The f.o.b. quotations closed »nchanged from those on Monday evening:. Sellers yesterday were reserved. Inquiries were confined mainly to near shippings. Closing prices yesterday were: No. 1 sheet f.o.b. buyers 43} cents, sellers 43]; spot loose buyers127 words
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Article89 1948-05-05 11 NEW YORK, Tuesday. Led by selected Rails and Industrials, the New York stock market moved upward yesterday, although animation was larking. Gains of fractions to tore* or more points predominated at the close. Transfers totallled 1,150,000 shares. Gainers Included Nicker Plate Railroad, Northern Pacific, Prymouth Oil, American Woolen,89 words
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Advertisement667 1948-05-05 11 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporated id Singapore) BLUE FUNNEL UNE SAILINGS FROM UK AND 0.8. A. •Anrhises" From U.K I" "Telemachus" ....From Holland and U.K I*» P° rt "Myrmidon" Dne from U.K May -Talthybius" Due from U.S. A M»y -TTdeus" Due from U.K Ma* SAILINGS MIX LIVERPOOL GLASGOW AND CONTINENTAI PORTS667 words
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Advertisement116 1948-05-05 11 PRESIDENT LINE SAILINGS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON via INDIA EGYPT MEDITERRANEAN PORTS PRES. MONROE Singapore Gas. 4/8 Penang Ait. May LOUIS MCH HOWE Singapore May P. Sham May It Penang May It AMERICAN PRESIDENT LINES, LTD. UNION SLUG rhL ittl Penang Agent: Btme Darby Co. Pt. Swett. Agent: Anglo-French116 words
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Advertisement195 1948-05-05 11 PO f\ ft P. and O. U. K. CHINA JAPAN LINE TREVEAN J>H In x'ort ...From UJL. Con'tal Porto Sails May 15th ...For Il'kong and S'hal CANTON Dae In Port ...From U.K. Sails May «th ...For Hongkong CANTON Dmo May 19th ..From Hongkong Salb May 21st ...For London EMPIRE RAJA195 words
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Advertisement687 1948-05-05 11 ELLERMAN i/iawcmccc BUCKNALL KLAVENESS HAVRE, LONDON PACIFIC PORTS ANTWERP CASTLEVILLE "cmr of c»«l:sle" p sw Pen nt Spore P. STiam Pen»««S 3 Mmy 8 May 6 May 16 May 83 Msy 26 May „Ma 8 M»y 7 May tt May 25 May 28 May y Itenls McALISTER CO.. LTD, »lncorDoraua687 words
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Article974 1948-05-05 12 Kerry's Luck Is Also Fancied By EPSOM JEEP CTRICTLY on form, Kerry's Luck, Colbay and John Ham should make the best bets at Bukit Timah today, the fourth day of the Singapore Turf Club Summer Meeting. Hambrion, who won her last three starts, has974 words
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Article110 1948-05-05 12 LEICESTER, Tuesday. 'THE Australians beat A Leicestershire by an innings and 171 runs. There was no play before lunch today owing to rain. At the close of play yesterday Leicestershire, who had followed on, were 113 for five. They were all out today for 147. Johnson,110 words
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Article126 1948-05-05 12 Australians—lst. inns. 448. Leicestershire Ist. inns. 130. LEICESTER 2nd. Inns. Berry c Miller b Johnson 20 Lester c Ring b Johnson 40 Prentice c b Johnson 3 Tompkin c b Johnson 5 Jackson not out 31 Cornock b Johnson 6 Chapman c Saggers b Johnson 16 Walsh Ibw bReuter - 126 words
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Article75 1948-05-05 12 A SINGAPORE Turf Club official told the Straits Times yesterday that there was no limit to the number of tickets to be sold on each horse. Tickets were unavailable on certain horses on Saturday, the third day of the Singapore Turf Club's meeting, because the Club75 words
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Article64 1948-05-05 12 LONDON. Tuesday. gCOTTISH Football League results yesterday were: Scottish ''Al'A 1 Division: Morton 0. Clyde 1; Rangers 1, Hearts 2 Scottish "B" Div. supplementary cup final second leg: East Fife 1 Stirling Albion 0 (East Fife winning on aggregate by nine goals to one having won the firstReuter - 64 words
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Article25 1948-05-05 12 MANILA. Tuesday. The Chinese Olympic footballers today scored an easy 4-0 win over a Manila colleges aide before a crowd of 15,000— U.P.UP - 25 words
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Article1041 1948-05-05 12 I>ELOW are the acceptances for today's races at Bukit Timah, showing the probable jockeys, owners and trainers. The Double Tote will be on races six and eight, and the Big Sweep will be drawn on race eight. Race 1—2.00: Class 3, Div. 5 Abt. sft F. Value1,041 words
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Article301 1948-05-05 12 T'HS nine -year dispute A between the Chung Wah Football Club (Chinese Athletic) and the parent body of Chinese football m Singapore, the Singapore Chinese Football Association, was finally settled yesterday. At a meeting of the C.A.. it was unanimously decided to accept the S.C.F.A.'s invitation to301 words
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Article164 1948-05-05 12 Straits Times Selection EPSOM JEEP TRESPASSER POINTER 1. NEW EEA NEW ERA WEBRISTON RACE 1 Z. Barbam Werriston Qoeen QUEEN 3. Werriston Barbam New Era Quetn Barhani 1. DEMOCRAT PREFECT PREFECT BACK 1 2. Prefect Democrat Democrat S. The Magic John Boll The Marie Lamp Lamp 1. KERRY'S KERRY'S LUCK~KERRY'S164 words
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Article292 1948-05-05 12 R.A.F. Changi 4; Tiger S.A 3. O A.F. Changi regained the lead m the S.A.F.A. IV. Fi rs t Division League by virtue of a four-three victory over Tiger Sporting Association at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. A goal m arrears with r barely seven minutes- to292 words
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Article136 1948-05-05 12 A keen game on the padang resulted m R.A.F. Tengata gaining full Div. II points from the Tiger Sporting Association Iby the odd goal In three At half-time the Tigers led one -nil. The goal was scored by Ah Juan, who headed m a lob from136 words
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Article135 1948-05-05 12 TUB Sumatra £asi Coast FootI 1 ball Association lam will meat the Malay Football Associa- tion tomorrow at Jalan Besar stadium. The Sumatra team are 1 expected to arrive m Singapore ,by plane today. i The following Malay players 1 are requested to be present at135 words
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Article116 1948-05-05 12 LONDON, Tuesday. SWEDEN beat Spain s—o m their first-round tie m the Davis Cup tennis competition. T. Johansson beat M. Szawost 6-3. 11-9, 6-3, and T. CasteUa gave a walkover to L. Bergelin. Ireland gained a winning margin (3-0) ov3r Luxembourg when C. Kemj and T.Reuter - 116 words
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Article53 1948-05-05 12 TO-DAY SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I—Hovers1 Hovers v. Seaforths, Jala- Be«ar stadium; Div. ll— Chincce Engineering Assn. v. Base Group, RE.. Geylaa*; Div. m Customs v. C.A., C.V.M.A. found, St. George's Road. CRICKET: RAP. V. Army. p mA l 11 a.m. RACES: Fourth day of Singapore Meeting Bokit53 words
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Article512 1948-05-05 12 T*WO hundred and twenty 1 horses have been entered for tr-e Selangor races on May 15, 17, 19, 22 HORSES CLASS THREE First run. 6 furs.; second run, sVfc furs.: Advantage. Amvilta. Apollo. Artist's FKer, Avail; Arizona, Bariiam. Baritone, Bertnn (late Tin Platei.512 words
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Advertisement73 1948-05-05 12 cdierfaogrdf OBTAINABLE FROM ALL HIGH CLASS WATCH DEALERS THROUGHOUT MALAYA SOLE AGENTS: SHERBANIE KIATINA <c CO., IS. Ho.bin.you Road Tel.: 7402 Singapore TUCK CHEOKC WATCH DEALERS. 441-443. North Bridre Rd.. Tel.: 7449 Singapore com where n to the spacious alr-condliioned dining and ballroom with ltn s^ifl, fastidious decor, concealed [•if73 words
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Miscellaneous25 1948-05-05 12 SINGAPORE TIDES Today: High Water, 8.06 a.m. (7 0 ft.). 9.05 p.m. (7.5 ft.). Tomorrow: High Water. 9.01 a.m. (7.4 ft* 9.33 p.m. (7.9 ft.).25 words
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