The Straits Times, 6 February 1949
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Title Section22 1949-02-06 1 FINAL EDITION j THE SUNDAY TIMES LARdt:si Nt:ri sale in .ma lay a No. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1949. PRICE 10 CENTS.22 words
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Article451 1949-02-06 1 Only the rich may take in servants Sunday Times Correspondent MELBOURNE, Sat. QNLY real tuan besars, burra sahibs and taipans can bring amahs and ayahs into Australia with them when they come on leave, Mr. A. Calwell. Minister for Immigration, announced today. Henceforth the Immigration Department451 words
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Article, Illustration58 1949-02-06 1 MR. A. L. BIRSE. British Adviser of Selangor, who left Kuala Lumpur yesterday on leave prior to retirement. Ha was accompanied by Mr*. Bi'se, who was president of the Women's Service League in Selangor, Mr Birse was the first British Adviser of Sclangor under the now Constitution. He has been58 words
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Article410 1949-02-06 1 THE visiting Overseas Commissioner of the St. |ohn Ambulance Brigade and Association. Sir |ames Sleeman, told a parade of Singapore Municipal Fire Brigade personnel in Hill Street yesterday afternoon that it had attained a high standard of efficiency. The full complement of the Municipal410 words
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Article170 1949-02-06 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Saturday. I AST year's harvests were the best the world has had since the war and millions of people can look forward to increased food supplies, says a United Nations survey. The survey was prepared by the United Nations Economic Department andReuter - 170 words
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Article272 1949-02-06 1 From LEE SIEW YEE, Sunday Times Staff Reporter with Thomas Cup Team. LONDON, Saturday. £APTAIN L. D. Cammans, will raise in Parliament the question of tax on shuttle cocks which the Malayan Thomas Cup team brought to England. "It is outrageous." said j Captain Gammans today, when272 words
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Article195 1949-02-06 1 TEHERAN, Sat THE Pei s.an Covernment today dissolved the extreme left-wing Tudeh Party, a member of which, Fakhre Ra\ yesterday shot and wounded the Shah. Newa of the Government's decision was d telosed in Parliament a.s an official statement announced the death of the Shah's assailant fromReuter - 195 words
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Article168 1949-02-06 1 STRICKEN with pulmonary tuberculosis. 27-year old 00l Say Hun. patient of the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, forgot his trouules for a moment to receive from Sir James Sleeman Overseas Commissioner ol the St John Ambulance Brigade, a certificate! and "warm greetings from I Her Majesty the Queen."168 words
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Article47 1949-02-06 1 More than 1,000 people, mostly businessmen, attended the opening of the Overseas Union Bank, in Raffles Place yestprday. The Bank, described as a "People's Bank," is designed to offer all classes of people and nationalities a uniform service. The paid up capital is $2,000,000.47 words
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Article28 1949-02-06 1 MANILA. Sat. -Fire today whipped through Cotabato, provincial capital in Western Mindanao, burning to death an Irish Catholic priest and leaving possibly 10,000 persons homeless. A.P.AP - 28 words
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Article53 1949-02-06 1 ■ATAVIA. la* A DUTCH aircraft will »ak« off from Medin. North Sumatra, early tomorrow to carry Republican President Soekjrno to Banka island, where Republican Premier Mohamcd Hatta and other leaders »rt held by the Dutch. Republican and Federalist representatives arm also to Hy to Banka fromReuter - 53 words
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Article206 1949-02-06 1 RANGOON. Sat. fIIWENTY-SEVEN Britons, including women and children, were today trapped in Insein town. 10 miles north of Rangoon, where heavy fighting has been going on since Monday. The British, Indian and Pakistan Governments are making efforts to aid their nationals. An Indian Embassy spokc-a wanReuter - 206 words
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Article284 1949-02-06 1 Police flush bandits kill 2 IPOH. Saf. TWO bandits were killed, and one sten gun, two rifles, five hand grenades and a large quantity of ainiu' nition recovered when a police party operating in the Manong area of Kuala Kangsar district last evening, surprised five bandits in a hut at284 words
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Article, Illustration104 1949-02-06 1 When the Singapore L*gUlative Council meet.s >n Feb. 16. Radio Malaya's observer will btr present. His report on proceed ingy will be broadcast that mm evening over the Blue Nei work from 9.45 p.m. to lf.M p.m. IN THE NEWS YESTERDAY. Above: Mr. G.rald Hawkins. Secretary104 words
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Article, Illustration769 1949-02-06 2 T HAVE always found that if you srive tne southern Indian a square deal you get a square deal in return and it is just the same with the Chinese. Here are some reminiscences about servants 1 have had in days gone by. Once I769 words
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Article, Illustration382 1949-02-06 2 KEBUN - KEBUN CWERYONE likes something that will flower all the time and in Malaya we have a number of plants that do. The best which comes to my mind is the Crossandra or, as It is more popularly known, the Singapore Geranium r6ssanara «;ien once established iiu>t keeps382 words
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Article200 1949-02-06 2 Pis always interesting to read about old time Singapore and I am appreciative of "Old Timer's" contributions. However, I should like to correct an item or two. H.M.S. "Waterwitch" was not sunk by a small launch but by the Government yacht "Sea Mew" as she was returning200 words
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Article581 1949-02-06 2 AMONG THE NEW BOOKS fiAPTAiN Roy Farran is essentially a man of action. He Joined the Army while he was very young, he became a member of a unit which operated outside the main theatres of war and he was thus detached from the main body of the581 words
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Advertisement259 1949-02-06 2 tONDON and V| "fiF BIRMINGHAM BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR u^ji, Lvery year, from over 100 countries, trade t buyers gather at the British Industries Pair. Tiir Chambei ot Commerce in Birmingham, «nd manufacturers from every part of Britain, join with the Government of the United Kingdom to welcome them. At Bl259 words
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Advertisement188 1949-02-06 2 UROLEXo) V^ OYSTER-PERPETUAL Sole Importers of genuine Rolex healthy, cleansing, Kolynos Is perfect for children. At a touch of tht toothbrush tht fresh, cleansing foam frisks right round their teeth. It's such fun to do It such t fresh, healthy mouth when It's done. Kolynos rm> <<^ foam vanishes with188 words
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Article116 1949-02-06 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter rIE Singapore Chinese Consul-Oeneral Dr. Wu Paak-shlng, addressing an annlverary gathering at the Chinese V.M.C.A. last night, appealed to overseas Chinese to extend to the Chinese V.M.C.A. every assistance possible. He said: Chinese youths all over the world can find no116 words
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Article64 1949-02-06 3 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's noon prices yesterday (Feb. 9) were. In cents per lb.: Buyer Seller No. 1 R.S.S. Spot loose nominal 36 36% FOB. In bales No. 1 R.S.B. 36 36 K No. 3 R.~9. 34V4 34% No. 3 R.B.S. 33% 33% On reg. tender.64 words
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Article184 1949-02-06 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE second meeting of leaders of all religious groups prompted by the Muslim divine Maulana Siddique was held on Friday at the house of Mr. S.I O. Alsagoff and a provisional consultative committee was formed to prepare proposals on the forms of possible184 words
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Article48 1949-02-06 3 Stamford Club, at a committee meeting yesterday, decided to form a joint choir with the Raffles College students. The choir will be under the direction of Mr. Paul Abisheganaden, assistant music master of Singapore Education Department, and is expected to consist of more than 60 voices.48 words
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Article55 1949-02-06 3 Sunday Times Correspondent A 40-year-old Chinese deck passenger was found hanging on board the Dutch vessel De Eerens on Feb. 3, during the ship's voyage from Sourabaya to Singapore. The man was buried at sea the following day. The De Eerens arrived in Singapore yesterday and55 words
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Article27 1949-02-06 3 Sunday Times Correspondent The Singapore Master Attendant has requested all vessels in the harbour to "dress ship" today to commemorate the founding of Singapore.27 words
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Article, Illustration1078 1949-02-06 3 Gurkha fought with elbow shot away THE Gurkha patrol which showed such splendid devotion to duty on Jan. 13, 1949, consisted of one British officer, one Gurkha officer and 29 Gurkha non-commissioned officers and men, plus a small accompanying force of police. Although their British officer1,078 words
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Article, Illustration210 1949-02-06 3 THREE hundred and sixty frozen Australian eggs packed in a wooden box will leave Singapore by a Lancastrian plane this morning for England. It is Singapore's answer to the Malayan Thomas Cup team's appeal for "extra egg rations" which were refused them in210 words
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Article86 1949-02-06 3 ONE curtain that lot* of peoplt in Singapore hay« seen railed and lowered many times it being put out of commission for a time. The asbestos of the 47-year-old safety curtain in the Victoria Theatre is perished in parts and for the safety of the public86 words
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Article239 1949-02-06 3 Sunday Times Correspondent DEALINGS in the Industrial sectior comprised by far the greatest business of the week. Tin and rubber share transactions were meagre, undoubtedly due to the bandit problem and the publicity it is receiving at home. Loans were steady and had small business. The239 words
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Advertisement315 1949-02-06 3 ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA Releases Knowledge To The World The Oldest, The Most Honoured. The Most Widely Read Encyclopaedia In The English Language Important Features of the Latest Britannlca: 24 Volumes. 26.445 Pages 38.000.000 Words. 17.588 Illtistratlcns 4,160 Contributors from 63 Countries. 736 Maps, Including 236 Plates In Colour 400.000 References In315 words
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Article1400 1949-02-06 4 C.H.E. DET - RAINS BRING FISH TO 'SAWAHS' C.H.E. DET By LOOKINQ ac the parched and cracked padi fields, bereft of every drop of water during one of those spells of dry weather so frequent in Kedah, it is difficult to believe that these same fields will be teeming with fish as soon1,400 words
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Article636 1949-02-06 4 C.H. ALDRED - C.H. ALDRED BY EXTENSIVE research has been and is still being carried out to study the effects of atom bomb rays upon the human body. Recently new plans have been made to study the long-ierm effects of these rays on the Japanese survivors of636 words
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Article, Illustration18 1949-02-06 4 THE pretty British film actress Sandra Dome, pictured in Hie ever-popular one-piece swimming suit, .ippliqued to white flowers.Domei - 18 words
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Article212 1949-02-06 4 IN 1877, the British peopir beg? to perceive that the music of Brahms was not merely the work of an obscure intellectual. His Opus 52. Liebcs Lieder Waltier, gained immediate popularity. Written for piano duet and a mixed vocal quartet, the words are from Polydora212 words
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Advertisement301 1949-02-06 4 For immediate delivery of:— Theodolites, Levels and Survey Materials of every kind, Microscopes, Diagnostic Sets, Infra-Red Ray Apparatus, Home Massage Outfits; Instrument Trolleys and Cabinets, Hospital Cots, Electrical Sterilizers, Stainless Steel Hospital Ware; Sphygmomanometers, Dispensing and Chemical Balances, "Vim" Syringes and Needles; Medical and Surgical Instruments of all kinds; Industrial301 words
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Advertisement282 1949-02-06 4 MOERIS WATERPROOF J^^^ AUTOMATIC /^p^fT Heayy 18 kt. /^jUt^ Gold Case /y~2s* 17 Jewels /pr I OBTAINABLE AT ALL WATCH DEALERS Sole Agents: MONTOR LIMITED THE ARCADE PHONES: SS9I 5892 See this WORLD PAMOU9 TRADE MARK O^L^Mq I?"" The riNEST BICYCLE BUILT to-day X**K i»i)|* 'World's icirge.it it fHfc HtKCUltb282 words
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Article689 1949-02-06 5 ARE you content with the way you speuk and write? Are you sure that you ar« not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? Never has the importance of good English been more widely recognised than today. If you can express yourself persuasively689 words
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Article, Illustration1013 1949-02-06 5 808 GILMORE - 808 GILMORE by MELBOURNE, Jan. 27. WHILE the External Affairs Minister, Dr. H. V. Evatt, talked in Sydney of world brotherho.od and of Australia's "prominent role at New Delhi, many an Australian viewed with suspicion this week the queer brotherhood into which Australia had been admitted.1,013 words
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Advertisement182 1949-02-06 5 <^^v Did you un ilgd^L MACLEANS J^^ I a% mW^^w" -jf^^^ rfcafaV I 4 II II it <f"^ N CWf r Ckl irCiO You don't know how spark\jj course llng your tt-th nor f fljfi f k° w •ttractlvt your smil« O»O unt y° u> Y* Ul *l Macleani I182 words
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Miscellaneous348 1949-02-06 5 SPARE Variety; 4.00 In Person; 4.40 runt Episode 1 of 'Murder U Dangsr- BFEBS 9.00 Morning Music; 9.30 ous;" 5.00 "Allot ln WonderLatin America on the Air; 10.00 1 land;" 5.30 Religious Servtos; M 'Strictly Vocal;' 6.90 Solo corner; 10.15 Hit Parade; 6.30 Children's Corner; 7.00 B**»dstand; «00 English Theatre;348 words
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286 1949-02-06 6 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1949. 18-YEARS-OLD ENVOY DEOPLE who are inclined to r be critical of life in Singapore should take heart from the reactions of a young man from austerity Britain who has just spent the most enjoyable week of his life here. Those who have seen 18-year-old Sergeant John286 words
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Article287 1949-02-06 6 |N the news pages of tills 1 issue are printed graphs published today by the Federation Police to show the consistent decrease in crimes of violence In the Federation in the past three years. A statement accompanying the graphs points out that for the purposes of j a287 words
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Article, Illustration522 1949-02-06 6 WILLIAM ROWLEY - WILLIAM ROWLEY "y SCIENTISTS hope shortly to be able to land an unmanned rocket on the moon. By following the progress of this space plane, astronomers hope to gain a great deal of knowledge concerning the possibility of travel to the stars. Science522 words
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Article, Illustration676 1949-02-06 6 S.C. GEORGE - S.C. GEORGE By "Y"ES, because that monkey looks so much like Uncle Joe", answered a small boy when asked the question that is the title of this article. Incongruity? A malicious delight in lowering Uncle Joe's self-esteem? Something copying the antics of a human being? Bergson In676 words
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Article681 1949-02-06 6 K.S. CHIA - K.S. CHIA By THE fishing village of Tanjong Tokong, four miles from Georgetown, Penanp, claims one of the most prosperous Chinese temples on Penang Island—the Temple of the God of Prosperity Tuah Peh Kcng. For one week every year, thousands of Chinese pour along all roads681 words
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Advertisement443 1949-02-06 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. TO BERTHA LILIAN, wife of L. H. T. Caulfleld, a son, Richard Hammerton. on Feb. 4th. 1949. at Kandang Kerbau Hospital. RYDE: To Josephine. wi?e of Derek Rydr at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, on 2nd Feb.. 1949, a daughter. OIBSON-EVERETT, T el U k Anson, Feb. 4. Dr. O.443 words
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Advertisement14 1949-02-06 6 f i©H* for better tea-time* f Fiactt Broken Orange Pekoe Price $2.00 per Ib14 words
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Article, Illustration642 1949-02-06 7 Police Report 3 good years Sunday Times Staff Correspondent. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. APART from political crimes the Federation Police have all other acts of violence well under control, and figures for the past three years show a remarkable decrease in Malayan crime. Most instances of642 words
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Article314 1949-02-06 7 BRITISH SUBJECT BILL EVERY person who was' born in Singapore, or in j s the territories comprising the former Straits Settlements, can now be called a British subject or a Commonwealth citizen. This privilege is confeired by the British Nationality Act which has just been gazetted In Singapore and came314 words
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Article57 1949-02-06 7 Selected airs and choruses from Handel's Messiah were given at the Paya Lebar Methodist Church yesterday by the Church Choir combined with choristers from St. Paul's and St. Hilda's Churches. The concert was in aid of the Paya Lebar Methodist Church organ and *hoir funds.57 words
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Article44 1949-02-06 7 Two dinner parties were "held in Singapore yesterday to mark the first anniversary of Ceylon Dominion Day The Ceylonese Association had their dinner at the Adelphl and the Sinhalese Association at '.he residence of their President, Mr P. E. Perera.44 words
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Article, Illustration958 1949-02-06 7 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent THE maximum sentence of ten years for gun running was asked by the Public 1 Prosecutor, Mr. J. W. L. de Creef, at the conclusion of the Carlton A. Hire trial before a Dutch court on Friday at Tanjong958 words
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Article, Illustration222 1949-02-06 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CINGAPORE voters in the forthcoming Municipal elections will go to the polls to record their votes against symbols now being prepared for them by 35--year-old artist Wong Tiet Mm of the Public Relations Office. To this quiet, soft-spoken Chinese has fallen the222 words
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Article86 1949-02-06 7 MEMBERS of the Alumni Association of the King 1 Edward VII College of M<-di-cine, Stamford Club, Hon<i Kong University Alumni Association and other University graduates residing in Malaya will ireet in early March to launch a University Club in Singapore. Mr. Seah Yun Khonp. one of86 words
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Article198 1949-02-06 7 Jobless seamen ask for help Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Singapore Asian Sea« farers' Federation at m meeting yesterday decided to send a deputation this week to meet the Commis* sioner of Labour on behall of the large number of unemployed seamen. Though registered with th 6 Government Seamen's Registration198 words
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Advertisement66 1949-02-06 7 fat BRYLFOAM THE CREAM SHAMPOO IN A TUBE— IS NOW AVAILABLE k l BEtf.t Model 102 Portable Gramophones Reccrrls Z^^Wk will provide you with hours &^M*n^* of perfect musical entertain- /^■mTw ment 4^_Wjr EITIIKR IN VOl K HOME OK A&M \1 YOVK PICNICS HHP*ES-^* Aviilahlr in thrre attrarli\r TKLJKH^k J66 words
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Advertisement106 1949-02-06 7 LOTUS DELTA MEN'S SHOES PREEMINENT HIGH GRADE FOOT WEAR r^^^K BUS* VT j* k Men'i Supei Comfort **^^v^*' Shoct ror all occasions, in 3^^ Town or Country '*S6* ALL USUAL SIZES ROBINSONS RAFFLES PLACE SPORE COLDS *3gtj; When Colds or Influenza N, "JZJ^SK^^^- hold you in a relentless grip, Scaled106 words
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Article431 1949-02-06 8 AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19).— Take full advantage of any opportunity to make beneficial progress for this is a good day for you. Be wary and do not leap to conclusions. A good business day if you seiie chances. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21). Keep your major objective431 words
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Article419 1949-02-06 8 rIS is a pet-ing party that you can have without a fair companion, providing you're fair in grading your answers to the questions. Getting 12 right is fair, 15 good, 18 or over, excellent. 1. Many a tongue h?--twlsted trying to say. "Peter picked a419 words
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Article438 1949-02-06 8 pEOPLE get funny Ideas on what constitutes a free bid. Two hands of recent vintage come to mind. On the first we got the ax; on the second we were the beneficiaries. On hand one we held the following beauties: S. x H. K Q J x438 words
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Advertisement168 1949-02-06 8 fltmmmm ■p: w >>~*> (jinqcrlip fascination Add to your costume a smart accessory note one of Peggy Sage's authoritative colours on your fingertips, expertly blended to fit into the present fashion picture. If you want a nail pol* 'Jsh that WEARS. f\ and who does not, 1 bu T Pe168 words
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Advertisement159 1949-02-06 8 THE BLOOD IS THE STREAM OF LIFE Cleanse the system from blood impurities many sufferers from rheumatic aches and pains, lumbago, neuritis, pimples, jgja> minor skin gfS jf^r can derive Jn l IQUID m TABLET FORM BK*VaaMslssMߣ*£sßßaßaCaa>aaa>B>fll FEARS ni* Wirld'i Cnmm Shot Aorfofm WONDER SHOE i 4 oo Wgk •><«•«159 words
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Advertisement611 1949-02-06 8 1 I I r I a r 1 I sxcVs 5 a 1 2 t I I k m I C TaO AAC l^ ;ff I DlvrrtU M I was told I'd be spreading I«rmiW KS^ SBssssH if I didn't get rid of my cough, J t knanv that— but611 words
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Miscellaneous161 1949-02-06 8 Sunday Times Crossword b^Bbsbi bbbbbbh^^ I I^^ I asal^^ 1 I I I I BSBBBsI I ACROSS DOWN 1. Distorted (4). 4. Affirm (6), 1 Tending to revert to early 10. Obligation (3). U. Beat (6) (»>.*• <«). £J u p m 2S2tum f/^oT 6 ,**>««• (6), 15. Prosecuted t4>161 words
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Article839 1949-02-06 9 MARY HEATHCOTT - MARY HEATHCOTT BY LONDON, Jan. 23. I ONDON couturiers have developed their own idiom, not slavishly imitating Paris and yet recklessly deviating from the accepted trends. Their interpretation of the mode is restrained, one would almost say ladylike except that "ladylike" is an old fashioned839 words
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Article, Illustration111 1949-02-06 9 NOT since the early '30s have cocktc 1 clothes been so popular, "ketched here are the lates* zocktail ensembles from the world's leading fashion capitals: PARIS: This dress in heavy oyster satin has the new 'picture frame' neckline. The dress has elbow length sleeves with flyaway cuffs buttoned with jet.111 words
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Article137 1949-02-06 9 Here There AN American idea you might think worth r«membering and Copying »OT horn* leave cloth**: A plaid wool top-coat hat its warm lining sipped into it. The sleeves of the coat are full; the lining sleeves end in knitted jersey cuffs to keep out draughts and cold winds. When137 words
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Article293 1949-02-06 9 vlte all know the attractions of stuffed hard boiled eggs among makan ketchil. Variations In flavouring for the yolks are many, but here are some ideas for serving stuffed eggs as a course instead ol fish. They make a pleasant change. YOU need for six people:293 words
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Article627 1949-02-06 9 My husoand falls asleep in the evening when we have friends round. I try to make excuses for him, but there isn't a valid one. He has his normal quota of sleep, done no more than an average day's work, and he's in perfect health. I asked our627 words
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Article110 1949-02-06 9 Across: 1. Awry. 4. Allege .>, Tie. 13. Pulse. 14, Aplshly C. Oiled. 17. Venue. 18. Sacs ::o, Beam. 22. Shekel .25. Droop 27, 81re 28. Tic. 31, Slain. 33,' i i 34, Idol. 36. Error. 38. Cynics. 40. Emit. 42. Mate. 44. Adore. 46, Flops. 48, Bedewed.110 words
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Advertisement146 1949-02-06 9 r Salon Treatments, Make your appointment now for a delightfully refreshing treatment with Miss Arden's representative, MISS CEORCE who is here permanently MAYNARD CO, LTD. 11 Battery Road Phone 6115 M v The supreme C C o Ai personal as her own signature more ■acssMmUc r>. n man dress or146 words
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Article80 1949-02-06 10 LONDON, Sat. International Match: Wales 14, England 10. Club Matches: Barrow 13, York 2- Dewsbury 17, Hunslet 16; Hallfax 13. Salford 4; Hull 22, Bramley 9- Rochdale Hornets 7, Leigh 3; Warrington 29. Liverpool Stanley 3; Widnes 6, St. Helens 2; Wlgan 17. Oldham 4; Worklngton Town 14,80 words
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Article15 1949-02-06 10 International Match: Scotland 6. Wales 9. County Championship Semifinal: Middlesex 3, Gloucestershire 3.15 words
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Article225 1949-02-06 10 Six players to make up squad Sunday Times Staff Reporter with the Thomas Cup Team. kJALAYA'S probable Thomas Cup team against m America at Glasgow will be: Singlet, Ooi Teik Hock, Wong Peng Soon, Law Teik Hock. Doubles, Chan Kon Leong and Yeoh Teck Chye,225 words
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Article, Illustration21 1949-02-06 10 A STUDY IN EXPRESSIONS: tour conUttantt pulling harj in th« tug-o'-wir event at th« Federation Day iporti held in Kuala Lumpur.21 words
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Article322 1949-02-06 10 Newport, Stoke stay in Cup LONDON, Sat. rpHREE Cup fourth round re--1 plays took much of the Interest away from an almost full League programme today. In these replays Newport County and Stoke City, who were held at home to a draw last Saturday by Huddersfleld Town and Blackpool respectively,322 words
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Article265 1949-02-06 10 THE Singapore hockey veterans taught an S.R.C. XI a 1 thing or two about the game when they beat the Club team by six goals to nil on the Padang yesterday. It was a treat to watch the hockey stars of a decade ago in265 words
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Article449 1949-02-06 10 Badminton Notes By FEATHER I*HE Singapore Malay Badminton Association will open the 1949 badminton season In Singapore with its annual championships on Feb. 12. Ties will take place every Saturday, Sunday and Monday night at the Clerical Union Hall, Rangoon Road, artlng at 7449 words
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Article282 1949-02-06 10 R.A.F. Combined 6; S.C.C 3. THE R.A.F. Combined (Malaya) won the Singapore Rugby Union pentangular tournament (or this season when they beat the Singapore Cricket Club in a hard-fought game at Seletar yesterday. The Airmen scored a dropped goal and a penalty goal and the Club,282 words
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Article251 1949-02-06 10 Bombay, Sat. BATTING on what was described as a "sporting" pitch, the West Indies lost their last five wickets for 51 runs today and were all out for 286 In the first innings of the fifth Test against India. Scores: WEST INDIES— IstReuter - 251 words
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Article32 1949-02-06 10 BATH. Sat. E. L. Choong (Malaya) won the men's singles in the Somerset Cl .b badminton championships her** this afternoon, beatIng H. J. Wlngfleld. the England player, 15—13. 15—13. In32 words
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Advertisement281 1949-02-06 10 Wherever you go it's the tobacco that counts JOHN PLAYER SONS ENGLAND Children's Wear in Wool! BAIRNSWEAR and JAEGER PRAM SETS Also rompers, cardigans, slipovers, jumpers, booties and jackets in wool. Vests, socks and underpants in cotton. We Send Gift Pared* Home/ Ia fow™ me ]\y\J*jiT^J7WM icrveo has never see281 words
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Advertisement261 1949-02-06 10 DESIGNED FORGOOD^ fe EASY RECEPTION Jl C? TYPE 126 This model is fitted witb a good receiver for general purposes. Specia] attention has been riven to make Short Wave very easy. PRICE Z55 EASY TERMS. FREE HOME TRIAL Available throughout Malaya from Murphy Radio distributors or Sole Aeents 12. ORCHARD261 words
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Article, Illustration817 1949-02-06 11 Yardley replies to Bradman By NORMAN YARDLEY M V old rival, Don Bradman, has had a good innings in the Sunday Times, but some of his attacking shots have been wide of the mark. He criticised the English team selection and the form of817 words
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Article, Illustration20 1949-02-06 11 TWENTY FOUR YEAROLD Rinus William van Breukelen. nephew of M. van Breukelen. who has been granted a temporary training licence.20 words
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Article205 1949-02-06 11 Argonauts toast Thomas Cup team Sunday Times Malacca Sports Correspondent ONE hundred people toasted to the success of the Thomas Cup team at the third post-war Chinese New Year dinner of the Argonaut Badminton Party, Malacca's lnter-clua champions, held on Friday night. The Party also celebratel their success in the205 words
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Article151 1949-02-06 11 THE following have been selected to represent the three Combined Colleges Chess teams for the Singapore Chess league: TEAM I: Gwee Ah Lerg (captain) (M.C.U.). Chew Wai Nam (M.CU.), Che« Phul Hung (MCU). Lee Yong Klat (M.C.U.>, Abdul Majld (MCU). Henry Oh 'R-CU.h TEAM n: Wong151 words
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Article63 1949-02-06 11 THE Chinese Swimming CluL, 1 Singapore, will be holding a children's party next Sunday, Feb. 13 from 1 to 5 p.m. There will be "fishing ponds lucky dips and pulls, free refreshment and other attraction*. Musical selection* will be glve« by the Liberty MuMcal and Dramatic63 words
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410 1949-02-06 11 5-^: m The University team is composed entirely of Malayans and has only one seasoned player, Low Keat Soo of I poh, an ex-Malayan doubles champion, while the Chinese "V" is actually a combined team, with the j majority of their players from the410 words
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Article162 1949-02-06 11 THE standard of football in 1 Muar is high, as Indicated by the inclusion of seven players In the St»te team in last year's I Malaya Cup competition This statement was made by the president of the Muar Football Association, Mr. L. C. Finch, lat the M162 words
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Article51 1949-02-06 11 THE FOLLOWING will represent the Borneo Co, Ltd. Sport* Club in a friendly badminton match against the A.P.O's at a p.m. today at the SVC Head quarters. Beach Road: Tan Guan Hong. Simon Ng, Chan S"K> Gu^ Tan Keng Soo, Eddie Low. CMMM A ng and Claude da51 words
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Article166 1949-02-06 11 Sunday Time.s Penang Sports Reportt-r rpHE Penang Polo Club plans to hold another triangular tournament in April and to organise gymkhanas, showJumping and other events this year. The president. Captain Lindsay Years, Indicated this in his report presented at the Club's annual general meeting on166 words
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Article307 1949-02-06 11 QR. S. H. Al-Junied, honorary secretary and medical officer to the Singapore Boxing Board of Control, in a statement to the Sunday Times yesterday clarified the position of the Board in relation to professional boxing in the Colony. The statement was issued following the publication of307 words
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Advertisement471 1949-02-06 11 ROYAL Command Performance (LONDON, 29th NOV., 1948) fc° t^^Bjr^^^ T? AKTHO* HANK PKiSENTS t|H < r^HE^P|nK *BF M'CHAH BAICON PRODUCTION SJK i Colour by TECHNICOLOR r jfttbr ham «I MM ITWXH GLORIOUS BRITISH PICTURE OF THE MOST GLORIOUS ADVENTURE IN HISTORYI TODAY 11 a.m.. 1.45, 4.15, 6.45 and 9.30 p.m.471 words
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Advertisement166 1949-02-06 11 TUMBLING and SPILLING and CATAPULTING in a WILD and FURIOUS CASCADE c 4 TORRENTIAL ACTION I Bft* 4tV, A Picture that Justly Jr w) y. deserves the adjective KIWtO THW UNITEO ARTISTS Wt* John WAYNE Joanne DRU Montgomery CLIFI TODAY 71 1.45 -*00 6.30 9.J5 fKo*«>lS9^ AIR-CONDITIONED A DESIRE SO166 words
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Article108 1949-02-06 12 Don t take your wife's badge IF you make a mistake and take your wife's badge to th« Singapore Turf Club's meeting this month you may have some trouble before you are allowed into the course. Turf Club badg«t for 1949 hjve been issued under a new system to prevent108 words
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Article36 1949-02-06 12 Gothenburg. Sat. Sweden's neav> weight champion, Olle Tandberg. gained a 12-round decision o\er Stephen Olek of France last night before 6.000 fans at Pair Hall. Tandberg weighed 199 lbs. and Olek 187. U. P.36 words
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Article94 1949-02-06 12 MELBOURNE. Saturday. H TURNER a hard hitting It* left-hander who has been regular 12th man for Victoria this sea. o:i, seized his chance today and scored 96 against Western Australia in his first Sheffield Shield game. Victoria carried their overnigh' first innings score from 286Reuter; Reuter-AAP - 94 words
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Article48 1949-02-06 12 Sunday Times Secamat Sport* Correspondent rE AU-Johore P.W.D. Sports Association may organise an athletic meet on an inter -district basis to select competitors from the Stat? to participate in the proposed All-Malayan P.W.D. sports .scheduled to take place at Kuala Lumpur during the Easter Holidays.48 words
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Article59 1949-02-06 12 •THE following have been elecied I office-bearers of the Golden 'Hind B.P. for 1949: president,: Chan Wah Swee; vice-president. I Mohamed bin Abdullah; hon. secretary, Harry Goh; hon. treasi urer, Othman bin Ali; hon. spurts captain, Laurie Chan. Hon. auditor. Willie Tan; committee members: All bin Hajl59 words
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Article335 1949-02-06 12 First day of Ipoh races From EPSOM JEEP. A TOTAL of 1 44 horses have been handicapped in ten races for the first day of the Perak Turf Club February Meeting on Saturday, Feb. 12, constituting a new turf record. Old-timers of the Turf could not recall335 words
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181 1949-02-06 12 Kailasapathy scores first century M. C. Kailasapathy, the! Singapore and South I cricketer, scored the first j century of the season when j he made 124 not out for Raffles College against the C V.M.A. at Bukit Tlniah yesterday. Raffles won the match by nine wickets. Kailasapathy and Doralra] scoring181 words
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Article64 1949-02-06 12 rE Tamil Brotherhood Asso- elation, Singapore, have formed a table-tennis team. Indians interested In tabletennis are to contact the honorary Indoor games secretary, co 2. 1 Rambuttan Road, off Joo Chial Place. Slngaport Indians interested in badminton are to send In their names to the64 words
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Article60 1949-02-06 12 THE team to represent tht Customs Sports Club at soccer against Chinese Sports Association on Tuesday at 5.15 p.m. at Geylang Stadium will be chosen from: Ramley bin Ishak Ma n Daud, Sldik. Hoe Thlan S?ng; Aziz, E. J. Se by, Mahmood; Ikjan (Captain). F. A. Rodrlgues. Cheng60 words
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Article32 1949-02-06 12 FE Jollilads drew two-all with the B.M.H. in a game of soccer playel at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers were: Baskaran (2) for the Jollilads and Davie; (2) for the B.M.H.32 words
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Article267 1949-02-06 12 Sunday ...us Kuala Lumpur Spuru Correspondent THE Selangor Club "A" won the Selangor Rugby Union seven-a-slde tournament yesterday, beating the Club "B" team 19 points to eight in a fight which saw action all the time and 14 very exhausted players at the end.267 words
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Article, Illustration20 1949-02-06 12 THE RAF. Combined XV who beat the S.C.C. six-three at Seletar yesterda>' to win the Singapore Rugby -non pentangular tournament.20 words
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Article480 1949-02-06 12 \jyEICHTS for the first day of the Ipoh races, next Saturday are: i/Ln» iin i— r i n>. sib. Km a 900 Liberty 8.02 Ktmbolton 8 11 Whispering Hartman 8 09 Hope 8.01 O den News 80S Flarepath 7.10 Fiancelene 8.03 Amusement 7.10 Brooking 8480 words
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Article242 1949-02-06 12 lor five races on the second day of the Perak Turf Club meeting. Feb. 16, are: CLASS 1, DIV. 1— FURS. Waveation 900 Merlin 804 Ganymead 0.00 Walt 801 Unicorn 8 10 Tretes 8 01 Avail 8.04 London 8 01 Fine Silver Feathers 8 04 Sequin 8 00242 words
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Article27 1949-02-06 12 THE R.A F. (Tengah) beat the Singapore Harbour Board Rugby Football Club by six points to three in a match played at Tengah yesterday.27 words
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Article137 1949-02-06 12 Sunday Times Kuala Lumpur Sports Correspondent THE Rest scored an easy victory over the Europeans at hockey yesterday, defeating them by four goals to one on the padang. Highlight of the game was the hat-trick scored by Eng Kirn, the Rest inside left. The Rest proved137 words
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Article96 1949-02-06 12 THE cumulative scores aftei yesterday's second qualifying round for the Singapore Chess championship were: Two points: H. Campbell, W. Groom. Chow Wai Nam. One point and a half: Kiang Chin Eng, Wong Poh Lam. One point: A. M. Ismail, J. Matthews, P. R. Vakil, Man Beng Guan,96 words
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Article201 1949-02-06 12 J-JBCORD entries have been received by the Victoria Racing Club for the Newmarket Handicap to be run on March 12, 114 horses having been nominated. Entries for the Australian Cup; (to be run o n March 14) tailed! by one to equ-U the 1947 record.Reuter - 201 words
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