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Title Section18 1949-05-28 1 The Straits Times AMLdftlS LEADING NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED IH4S TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 2S, 1949. PRICE TEN CENTS.18 words
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Article, Illustration1524 1949-05-28 1 Packed Galleries Hear Commissioners 9 Three-hour Debate gIRTH CONTROL advice will be made available to parents who seek it at Singapore's Municipal Infant Welfare Clinics. This was decided yesterday after a three-hour debate— described by the President of the Municipal Commissioners, Mr. W. L. Blythe,1,524 words
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Article177 1949-05-28 1 VALAURIS (French Riviera tr. FILM star Rita Hayworth said 'oui' before a Communist Mayor, M. Paul Drelgon. today and became a princess by her marriage this morning to Prince Aly Klian, son of the Aga Khan. Th<> ceremony took nUce at the tiny Town HallReuter; AP; UP - 177 words
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Article47 1949-05-28 1 BATAVIA Fri.— Over 170 Indonesian guerillas were killed in various actions in Centra! Java, the Dutch Information Si vice weekly revicv of thr situation stated today. HMfUla attacks on Dutch posts around Jogjakarta, Indonesian Republic capital, and So»kananta still continue), th^ review added. Renter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article134 1949-05-28 1 WITH Mr Lim Chuan Geok holding high the gold Thomas Cup trophy for all to see. Malaya's victorious badminton team which capt:>rvd world honours arrived In Penang yesterday and was given a rousing welcome Wearing their famous blue blazers and ties, the team was greeted by134 words
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Article115 1949-05-28 1 THE voting at the end of the debate on birth control resulted as follows: YES: Mr. S. K. Gaw. Mr. D. Robertson, Mr. A. P. Rajah, Mrs. Robert Eu, Mr. P. J. Johnson. Mr. G. E. V Oehlers, Mr. S. F. Ho, Mr. F. Lane. Dr. C.115 words
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Article71 1949-05-28 1 LONDON Fri. Gerhard Eislef, German-born Com•munist who was removed at Southampton from a Polish liner on which he had stowed away in New York, was discharged here today when th*; United States application for his extradition failed. The magistrate Sir Lawrencp Dunne, in discharging Eisler, remarked thatReuter - 71 words
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Article101 1949-05-28 1 SHANGHAI. FrL SHANGHAI'S 3,000 British community emerged from the fortnight's battle with! comparatively small property damage and no casualties. The British Consul-Gene-ral. Mr. R. W. Urquhart, re- 1 vealed that some British river j craft were requisitioned by I the Nationalists but all these! had now been recovered.Reuter; AP - 101 words
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170 1949-05-28 1 From Our Staff Correspondent. KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MEW planes— Bristol Brigands— are coming to 11 Malaya to help fight the bandits and strengthen the R.A.F. in the Far East, the new Air Officer Commanding Malaya. Air Vice-Marshal F. J. M. Mellersh, said today. Air Vice-Marshal170 words
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Article51 1949-05-28 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. -The UJS Army and State departments and the Australian Embassy said, yesterday that "as far as we are concerned the Gamboa case Is closed." Lorenzo Oamboa Is a U.S. Army sergeant of ""illpino parentage, who was 'efused admittance to Australia to visit his wife and51 words
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Article119 1949-05-28 1 WITH the currency manipulations on the Hong Kong market steadily dying out. the price at <*oUI has failm to $270 in Singapore and around $500 In Hong Kong There every .nci Moo that the peal price* ''era those reached earlier u> the week— s3oo In Singapore119 words
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Article281 1949-05-28 1 from our staff Correspondent IPOH, Friday. pOLICE and troops rescued 24 prisoners in the 1 ells when fire broke out at Taipinf Police Station today. In three quarters of an hour, despite desperate efforts by the Taipinf Fire Brigade and the Army Fire Services, the281 words
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Article59 1949-05-28 1 THE Straits Times Thomas Cup Souvenir is now on sale at newsagent* throughout Malaya, price 50 rents. It contains a complete record of the successful tour of the Malayan badminton team hi Europe. There are messages from Sir George Thomas .nd Dave Freeman and autographed pictures59 words
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Article143 1949-05-28 1 PARIS. Fri. rE Big Four Foreign Ministers yesterday reached a temporary deadlock In the negotiations on Germany The U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson. rejected Russian proposals to go back to the old system of Four Power control of all Germany. Mr. Vlshlnsky of RussiaUP - 143 words
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Article32 1949-05-28 1 LAKE SUCCESS, FrL— The United Nations announced last night that six «,overnments Austria, Australia. Iceland, India, Luxembourg and Slam had promised another contribution to the International Children's Emergency Fund.— A.P.AP - 32 words
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822 1949-05-28 1 T.U.C. PLEDGES AID TO UNIONS IN MALA YA From Our Stuff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. pROMISE of help from the British Trade* Union Congress has been received by Malayan trade unionists who are proposing a Central Malayan Trade Union Committee, similar to the T.U.C., to replace the old Pan-Malayan Federation822 words
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Article38 1949-05-28 1 MANILA. Fri. -A gang of seven men ambushed five vehicles n^-ar Clark airfield last Might and killed seven Filipinos and wounded four other persons with tommygun Ore. A girl was among those killed.— A.P.AP - 38 words
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Article45 1949-05-28 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. —It was disclosed here today that the British Government had turned down a United States protest against Britain's 40 per cent movie quota, under which British theatres are required to reserve 40 per cent of their screen time for British films.— U.P.UP - 45 words
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Advertisement78 1949-05-28 1 \jo A word on Packaging ll l/sVI Most people will agree thai Rothmans I, *|55^ De Luxe are very fine cigarette* Indeed. [IJL It b natural, therefore, that pain* thould be taken to ensure thai (heir protecrloo II j U maintained during theii long Journey I I'll from England tr78 words
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Article, Illustration357 1949-05-28 2 ISTANBUL, Friday. 171OLENT rioting broke out in the centre of Istanbul's European district last night in the wake of a hugit demonstration protesting against Turkey's loss of a football match in the Mediterranean Cup competition in Athens. A mob, thousands strong, marched from Inonu StadiumReuter - 357 words
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Advertisement237 1949-05-28 2 BAItJ '4. *■•«*<>• 3 Show* Dally— 3, (.15 and 9.15 p.m. Warners Bros' •ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN' i Starring ERROL FLTNN In Technicolor To-nlte at Mld-nIU Warner Bros' I •THE UNSUSPECTED" To-morrow at 11 a.m. M-O-M's "EASY TO WED" I In Technicolor i QUEENS THEATRE mity: 3.00. 630 9.15 p.m.237 words
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Advertisement743 1949-05-28 2 NOTICES KELANTAN ADMINISTRATION ENACTMENT. 1930 Estate of Data' BenUra Stla, KrlanUn, (Che Wok bin Mohamed, deceased). Id KelanUn High Court Pesaka No. 5 of 1931. Notice Is hereby given that all jersons having claims against the wtate of the above-named debased are required to give to the jndentlgned before the743 words
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Advertisement751 1949-05-28 2 NOTICES ""notice"" NOTICE Is hereby given that Ahmad Rubal bin Ariff of 261 f Thomson Road, Singapore, Is ap- plying to the Governor for Naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why na- i turallsatlon should not be granted should send a written signed statement of the facts751 words
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Advertisement674 1949-05-28 2 NOTICES FOR SALE Granite metal all sises available jnmediately at our quarry, Kuban* Semang (Penantl), Province Wellesley. Enquiries: PAULIM CONSTRICTION CO., t. Tavoy Road, Pcnani Tel. 1501. THE INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SINGAPORE NOTICE OF REMOVAL Notice is hereby given that the Office of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce674 words
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Advertisement196 1949-05-28 2 The Arm Of Coincidence A FISHERMAN at Broome, north west Australia, caught a ninefoot tiger shark. Inside the shark was the arm of Kathleen May Passaris. 22, who was attacked by .a shark five days earlier. Miss Passaris was swimming untu the shark tore her arm off above the elbow.196 words
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Advertisement121 1949-05-28 2 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LTD. EXECUTOR AND TRUSTEE Duties of Every Description Undertaken. CONTINUITY OF SERVICE. SECURITY AND EXPERT ADMINISTRATION ENSURED AN EXPLANATORY BOOKLET WILL GLADLY BE SUPPLIED UPON REQUEST TO THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LTD. 21. RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE *y AC \JOMI* a«\ Kyvlia is crammed121 words
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Article203 1949-05-28 3 Present Moves "Insufficient LONDON, Friday. QECAUSE of the "hopelessly insufficient' anti-tuberculosis measures in Singapore, the Federation of Malaya and Siam, "it appears likely that international aid will be given later" to assist local authorities in an anti-tuberculosis vaccination campaign. This aid, says a United Nations203 words
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Article, Illustration37 1949-05-28 3 WESTERN ZONE railway strikers and Russian ■controlled police in a tight outside Charlottenbnrg Railway Station, Berlin, the strike began because the Russians who control the city's railways, refused %m «ay th« men to West marks. A.P. "leture.AP - 37 words
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Article127 1949-05-28 3 BERLIN, Frl. A GERMAN railway strike leader last night yielded to an appeal by a young American officer and allowed four Allied military passenger trains, held up between Berlin and the West, to proceed. The arrangement was made after the four trains had been held at theAP - 127 words
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Article73 1949-05-28 3 LONDON, Fri.— Fears that compensation for British companies nationalised in Burma would be inadequate, were voiced in the House of Commons yesterday. Mr. Oliver Crosthwalte Eyre (Cons.) asked if the Government could hold out any hope that fair eorrmensation would be offered. Mr. Douglas Jay, Economic Secretary toReuter - 73 words
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Article55 1949-05-28 3 HONQ KONG Fri— The British destroyer Linirfu, lent to the Chinese Nationalist Government last year at the same time as *he cruiser Chungking, will be returned to the Royal Naw today. The return of the destroyer was mutually agreed UDun "owing to the recent tuir of events,"55 words
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Article46 1949-05-28 3 SHILLONG. India. Fri. The 130-year-old blind Raja of Wogspung and the 12-year-old schoolboy Raja of Langiong were among the 25 Khasi States' rulers of Assam who met. in Bhlllong recently to draft a new constJtirM an for their federate prin^doi.is. A.PAP - 46 words
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Article46 1949-05-28 3 GUIUAN <Ph es», Frl.: —Stateless refugees from China's civil war protested loudly her? when told that they may be transferred to displaced persons camps in Germany. The Resettlement Officer of the International Refugee Organisation warned them the transfer might begin on June 30. A.cV46 words
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Article25 1949-05-28 3 From Out <)-■ r 'orrr*iv'ndfnt SEOAMAT, Fri. Charged in the Segamat Court with disorderly conduct. 32-year-old Loo Teck Chye was offered ball In $25.25 words
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Article101 1949-05-28 3 WASHINGTON, Frl. rE Philippines accused the United States yesterday of "coddling" Japan at the expense of America's wartime allies in the Pacific. The charge was made by Gen. Carlos Romulo at the Far Eastern Commission's weekly meeting. He also accused the U.S. of breaking faith with the PhilippinesAP - 101 words
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Article70 1949-05-28 3 NEW YORK, Frl The criDDline Illness of Franklin D. Roosevelt was "a blessing In disguise for it £ive him strength and courage he had not before." his wlf declared yesterday. Mrs. Roosevelt, in the first Instalment of her memoirs, writes that the late President's affli.'tton causedAP - 70 words
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Article139 1949-05-28 3 BKftNB, Frl. PRINCESS Margaret arrived in Switzerland from Italy shortly before noon yesterday and was greeted on the border by Swiss officials from Berne and Lausanne. She was handed a huge bouquet of flowers as her car j arrived on Swiss soil. The Princess is expectedAP - 139 words
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Article33 1949-05-28 3 From Our Own Correspondent SEGAMAT. Fri. -Ball of $100 was offered a 12-year-oln boy charged in the Segamat Court with the theft of wrist watches from a shop at Batu Anam.33 words
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110 1949-05-28 3 LONDON, Friday. TWO large trade unions affiliated to the Trades 1 Union Congress yesterday defied official Congress advice to keep Communists out of key union jobs. The Electrical Trades Onion Conference voted overwhelmKsalnst discrimination any trade unionist unt of race, religion alAP - 110 words
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Article61 1949-05-28 3 MELBOURNE, I ri FE Lian Fan Leong, four-year-old girl who was flown to Melbourne for a major •Deration to save her remaining eye, is doe to leave Syiney foi Singapore on June 8. Her mother has written to a Melbourne newspaper: "By the very -k.lfulReuter-AAP - 61 words
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Article, Illustration81 1949-05-28 3 HONO KONU, 'Ti Plans aie being made for the registration of all Hong Kjov; residents said a Government spokesman yesterday. The necessary adminlstm tive macninery had not oeen estab'i.sbeo but it was ore sumed that the plan would mean that all residents would carry identity -ards81 words
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Article229 1949-05-28 3 RANGOON, Friday. THE Kachin President, Sima Duwa Sinwa Nawng, yesterday confirmed that the north Burma Kachin State was standing by against a threatened Invasion by Chinese Communists. He said that 10,000 Chinese Communists were In position within 30 miles of the ChinaBurma frontier awiiting an opportunityReuter - 229 words
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Article149 1949-05-28 3 SAIGON. Frl PRINCE Buu Loc. principal private secretary to Bao I Dal, ex-ESiperor of Annam and future head of the Vietnam State, in Dalat yesterday told of the ex-Emperor economic plans for Vietnam after his return to Indochina. Prince Buu Loc said that Vietnam would Impose noReuter - 149 words
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Article40 1949-05-28 3 From Our Own or-. rtrnt MUAR, Fri.— Lee Ah Bang fnd Selamat were each fined $30 or 15 days' gaol by the Muar Magistrate for failing to obtain their identity cards within the prescribed period.40 words
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Article23 1949-05-28 3 riM Our S(»«T ArrekpoflArnt KLALA LUMPUR, Fri Empire Day was celebrated at the Sungef Oapl Estate. Berendah, In the school premises.23 words
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Article64 1949-05-28 3 SYDNEY, Frl.— Jealousy by another elephant has caused the death of Nellie, popular 19 -year-old elephant, who was able to blow a mouth organ, jtt the Tarong a Park Zoo, Sydney. Nellie was being fed by a small girl when Jill, another elephant, became angry and buttedReuter - 64 words
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Advertisement276 1949-05-28 3 LAMB CUYLETS Specially selected from the tenderest choicest cats SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD. The World's M Most Wanted Pen if! lt*kr I .n,o»en.n«n| I ndb ui ,ncv S .th t IM V er '51 Gold •nd prefe«K.iM. the 51 v ihc ...cfcrrtd #^V Ca Pen S wttiinguwrumcni Aitu-illy. »>lur>(y*276 words
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Article138 1949-05-28 4 MALAYS SHORT OF BOOKS From Our Woman Correspondent SINGAPORE'S Malay schoolchildren are short of text-books because the Federation cannot print them fast enough or In sufficient quantities, Mr. Karim of the Education Department Singapore, told me yesterday. The shortage is most strongly felt among pupils of higher forms, where they138 words
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Article86 1949-05-28 4 None of Singapore's Asian residents are Included among the small group of ncn and women who are now studying French at the bi-weekly classes organised oy the Alliance Francalse, a French cultural organisation which has Just been formed in the Colony. English and the Dutch make up86 words
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Article103 1949-05-28 4 REPRESENT ATTVES ol the Green Bus Co. of Singapore and the Singapore Bus Workers' Union yesterday signed a provisional agreement, making wag& cuts for the company's 78 drivers and 71 conductors effective from today. The agreement was signed before the Singapore Acting Commissioner for103 words
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Article199 1949-05-28 4 U.S. Steel Still Hard To Get nESPITE the recent relaxa- tion of export controls In the United States on a large number of iron and steel products, Malaya will still not be able to get what it asks for until the first quarter of next year, a U.S. steel representative199 words
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Article, Illustration313 1949-05-28 4 UPSIDE DOWN 3,000 ft. IN THE AIR R.A.F. Man In Malaya Drama THREE thousand feet over the Malayan jungle recently, the navigator of an R.A.F. Dakota was lowered out of the plane head first. Other crew men held on to his feet. The navigator was Flt.-Ueut. J. R. Skrine, member313 words
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Article97 1949-05-28 4 Tan Song Yam was ccnvicted of using as genuine forged documents and fined $50 at Singapore Assizes yesterday. Tan was also ordered to pay $224 compensation to Mr. Chua Hoo Chic, manager of the Boon Hua Printing Company, and the costs of the prosecution which was conducted97 words
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Article63 1949-05-28 4 The Hindu staff of the Military Departments of Singapore will celebrate the "Bathurthi" Day with special AbLshegam (holy bath) and Pooja tworshlp) ceremonies at the Sree Senpaga Vlnayagar Temple, Ceylon R.>ad, Katong, on Tuesday from 5.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. From 5.30 p.m to 7 p.m63 words
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Article83 1949-05-28 4 MORE than 700 Chinese deck passengers from Amoy, Swatow and Hong Kong, including 43 refugees for Sarawak, arrived in Singapore yesterday by the Ho Hong Steamship Company vessel Hong Siang. They were taken to the Bt. John's Island quarantine station for inspection and will be discharged83 words
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Article49 1949-05-28 4 from Our Own Correspondent JOHORF BAHRU. Frl Wei Khar Poon, who said he had no money to get his photograph taken, was sentenced to two months' gaol for being without an identity card. Wei was found in the notorious Hailam Kang area in Rulal.49 words
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Article, Illustration157 1949-05-28 4 DR. FRANK C. LAUBACH, world campaigner against illiteracy for 20 years, has arrived in Singapore after a tour of New Guinea where he has been teaching Papuans to read their own dialects and pidgin English. He has a short-cut phonetic reading diagram for 193157 words
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Article274 1949-05-28 5 fHE Singapore Acting Commissioner for Labour, Mr. G. W. Davis, told the Straits Times yesterday that he would suggest a meeting between the 2,000-stronf Malay Seamen's Union, of Singapore, and five Colony shipping companies to discuss a dispute over the wages and working conditions of274 words
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285 1949-05-28 5 AFTER months of quiet markets with small fluctuations, the sudden fall In rubber prices which has occurred in the last few days has attracted far more attention than it has really warranted, says Lewis and Peat's weekly market review. Ai usual the decline Is285 words
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Article43 1949-05-28 5 Ow Ah Kek, found in possession of four gallons of fermented rice and a still In a hut off Braddell Road, was fined $500 for possession of the still and $100 for the fermented rice in the Third Police Court yesterday.43 words
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Article486 1949-05-28 5 T.U.C. WRITES TO UNIONS From Oar Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rpHE letter from the British Trades Union Congress to the Malayan trade onion movement, reported in Page One, said the Congress had "for some time been watching with keen interest and, of recent date, with486 words
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Article89 1949-05-28 5 From Oh Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— A I verdict of murder against a person or persons unknown, was recorded after an Inquest on a kepala of Bukit Pulai Estate, Cbee Eng, who was found fatally wounded in his kongsi last November. It was stated that Chee89 words
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Article54 1949-05-28 5 The Naval Dockyard reds won the half-yearly fire competition of the Army Fire Senrtce at Nee Soon. Slnga pore, yesterday. The Dockyard red team j knocked out the three targets In 57 2/3 sec. I"he Naval Dockyard blues were second and the Gillman barracks third. Brigadier Roberts54 words
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Article34 1949-05-28 5 The annual general meeting jf the Indian Muslim Association <Selangor) will be held tomorrow at 10 am. at the Batu Lane Mosque, Kuala Lumpur. Mr. a O. K. Obaldullah wiU speak.34 words
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Article88 1949-05-28 5 From Our Staff Correspondent PFNANG. Friday. 'IIIERE are sifns that Government efforts to combat terrorism are beginning to bear frnit, says (he chairman of Taipiajc Consolidated. Mr. A. Cromarty. In his statement for the company's annual meeting in P-nanjj on June ti. The company, he aitfe,88 words
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Article, Illustration234 1949-05-28 5 Colony A.S.P. For Britain MR. Cheah Teng Cheok, asp., attached to the Singapore C.1.D.. the first locally-domiciled police officer selected by the Colony Government for United Kingdom trainIng, will attend a 10-week course at Hendon for senior detective officers. The Singapore Commissioner of Police, Mr. R. E. Foulger, told the234 words
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Article66 1949-05-28 5 Singapore Sikhs will commemorate the anniversary of the martyrdom of Guru ArI Jan Deve on Tuesday. Arjan Deve was the fifth I Guru of the Sikhs. He died at the hands of the Mughals. Singapore Sikhs are arranging a ceremony of prayers, lectures and feeding of66 words
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Article27 1949-05-28 5 For hawking peanuts in the St Andrews Cathedral area two days ago, Ramasamy Nadar was fined $10 In the Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate's Court yesterday.27 words
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Miscellaneous106 1949-05-28 5 TODAY Singapore Chess Glia:n, i-m&htp. sixth round. YMC A.. Orchard Road. 3 p.m. Singapore Christian Youth Council, united rally of Christian youth, Presbyterian Church. Orchard Road. 5.16 p.aa. Strait* Chin Methodtst Youth F-lloirshlp, World Friendship meeting. 3. Kampong Kapnr Road, 730 pm. Outram Church V >uth Ffllowshlp. Mr. P. Thomas106 words
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Obituary73 1949-05-28 6 MRS. 7EO HOE KANO and family thank all relatives and friends for wreaths, messages of condolences attended the funeral -f the late Mr. Teo Hoe Kang. THE BEREAVED members of the family of the late Mrs. Kwok Fook Luni wish to express their thrafci to relatives, and friends who73 words
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576 1949-05-28 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Sat., May 28, 1949. ECHOES FROM PEKING From two quarters we have been taken to task for the views we expressed on the Red broadcast from Peking, and on the mischievous statement which Mr. Tan Kah Kee saw fit to make from Hong Kong. There were576 words
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Article488 1949-05-28 6 With the publication by the Working Committee of Malayan trade union delegates of its recommendations for a central committee of unions there has come from the British Trades Union Congress an offer of assistance which should help to translate these recommendations into reality at an early moment. At488 words
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Article, Illustration13 1949-05-28 6 Federation Studies 35 Photograph by C. A. Gibson-Hill. THE STATE MOSQUE, PEKAN, PAHANQ13 words
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Article1620 1949-05-28 6 TUAN DJEK - TUAN DJEK By CjUNDAY, May 22.— Yesterday the attapist finished his job, and departed for home with all the implements of his trade. Besides the articles listed in a previous Diary, he had requisitioned some of our tall bamboos, and cut some of our rarest Jungle saplings.1,620 words
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Article321 1949-05-28 6 Steffan Andrews - Steffan Andrews By jyjAJ. Gen. Claire U Chennnult believes that a third world war is inevitable when Communism succeeds in swallowing all China. The former commander of the famous "Flying Tigers" says that China is the key to the question of peace or war and when it321 words
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Advertisement778 1949-05-28 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. CASPEI.S: On the 26th May, at Urn hrn h to Margery, wife of Wing Cdr. Ralph Cassels, R.A.P., a son. ORGAN-DAVIS: T!.e enf?af?emeni Is announced betwern Chartai Or.sniond Organ, younger nn of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Olgaa of Alexandria, Egypt and Porthcurno. Cornwall, and Monica Orllia Davis,778 words
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Advertisement70 1949-05-28 6 oLije'i Cfreateit Qlft Hun &tfti ftgßttgggt£*«^gggggk JHA^-iZ i t "Vision Is life'i precious gift. Only those without vision Know to the uttermost the truth of these words for inly when a thing If irremediably none from us forever do realize the magnitude of our loss So we shouldn't neglect the70 words
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Advertisement13 1949-05-28 6 DIESEL EH6IHES 31 HP TO 150 HP. j THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.13 words
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Article, Illustration591 1949-05-28 7 Labour Commissioner To Draft Legislation AS their first step to check the housing tea money racket in Singapore, Municipal Commissioners passed a resolution yesterday agreeing m principle to the requisitioning of empty houses throughout the island "in an effort to alleviate the present housing shortage."591 words
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Article96 1949-05-28 7 train- riE Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. i M. H. MacDougal, gave a present of one dollar out of his pocket to a 66-year-old limping Chinese named Tee Pone, after acquitting him yesterday of a charge of stealing three logs of wood. Tee told the court96 words
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318 1949-05-28 7 Municipal Meeting Round-up THE Government has approved of the new cost of living allowances, housing allowances and expatriate allowances proposed by the Municipal Salaries Revision Committee for the Singapore Municipal staff, said the Municipal President, Mr. W. L. Blythe, yesterday. Mr. Blythe said that the318 words
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Article245 1949-05-28 7 BOTH vessels were held to blame by the Singapore Boaicl of Inquiry investigating the collision bfttwaeo the British freighter Richmond HiM and the '.iberty chip William Titehman. Mr. E. P. Shanks. District .T\idpc ii nd First Magistrate, who presided, said that 60 per cent. of t l245 words
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Article140 1949-05-28 7 A PLEA tnat fares on Singapore Traction Company buses should be reduced to five cents a mile was made by Mr. H. A. Jivabhal (Independent City Ward) at the Municipal Commissioners' meeting yesterday. He said that the S.T.C. charged ten cents for Journeys of three sections140 words
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392 1949-05-28 7 'Teen-Aged At Debate By Our Woman Correspondent rpHE public galleries were crowded to capacity for the birth control debate. Women of all races formed a large proportion of the audience, most of them being married. The majority of the men were ounu. some in their 'teens Public interest in the392 words
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Article201 1949-05-28 7 THE Singapore Court '.f Criminal Appeal yesterday dismissed the appeal «f two i 8.0. R. s. Pees. J. J. O'Jinn aged II and Robert Howl and aged j 20 who had been convicted of robbing a taxi driver and causing hurt to him. They had been201 words
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280 1949-05-28 7 7 Gurkhas' Wo' To 'Give In Call By 100 Bandits From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. OEVEN soldiers of the 2 7th Gurkha Rifles, all wounded and surrounded by over 100 bandits in an ambush on the Manchis-Karak Road, in Pahang on Tuesday, refused to give in despite the280 words
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Article124 1949-05-28 7 A PROPOSAL by the Sintfapore Municipality to advertise locally and In the United Kingdom a acant post of Assistant Treasurer, was criticised at the Mui.iclpal Commission yesterday. Mr. A. P. Rajah (Progressive) successfully moved reference back of the proposal to advertise the post at a salary124 words
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Article41 1949-05-28 7 There are fiM societies registered under the Societies Ordinance and existing in Singapore. The full list was given In yesterday's Government Gazette. It also gave a list >f 605 additional societies which have been exempted from reglstraI tion^41 words
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Article28 1949-05-28 7 A Chinese gardener was knocked down by a car in Orchard Road yesterday. He sustained injuries to his head and shoulder, and was taken to hospital28 words
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Article24 1949-05-28 7 Front Our Own "rrr i>. •> nt JOHORE BAHRU Fri Three casts of diphtheria have been reported in the past week in Johore Bahru.24 words
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Advertisement62 1949-05-28 7 jfom //ere yvr wt/ 1 200 yea/V fi/rj rf/rrs. /If AKT eL-L rroKDiNO v, Frpnch Uw only L 1 hiandy distilltd from grapei 1• uro-i-n in- thr delimited area around MMrauTj Another Shipment WEL M A R STERNWAYES STEINBERT widely I ilHß^lh^B^^^"^ 9 I Bi id II acclaimed Pin I62 words
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Advertisement156 1949-05-28 7 THE LAST WORD IN MODERN FURNITURE (^r^T^i™s^Hr jhh f *i tit 4i IN TEAK LACQUER POLISH $1690/WARDROBE. 5 i 22" x 6 2 WITH INSIDE MIRROR. TALL BOY. 4 x2« x 4' GLASS TOP. DRESSING TABLE. 44" x 20" KOI Mi MIRROR GLASS SLIDING DOORS. GLASS TOP AND SHELF. DRESSING156 words
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Article, Illustration1070 1949-05-28 8 HARRY MILLER - HARRY MILLER future Of Cameron Highlands By This Is the second of two articles on Cameron Highlands today. The first appeared in Thursday's Straits Times. gINCE the advent of terrorism, the Cameron Highlands has descended into a condition reminiscent of the days of the Japanese occupation.1,070 words
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Advertisement275 1949-05-28 8 MALAYAN AIRWAYS LTD COMMENCING MON. 6th JUNE WEEKLY TO KUCHING LABU AN JESSELTON i MANAGERS: MANSFIELD dc CO., LTD. OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE fA\} V 3 Clears J«W| f**M th e head and e t/\ N^xP —^N Stimulates To clear the oasaJ passases is the first VNaAf hi relieving thai "stuffy"275 words
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Advertisement108 1949-05-28 8 1 riASNUCHT B^ V^ BATTERIES 50/e Rtpresentatives GETZ BROS. CO. PENANG- KUALA LUMPUR- SINGAPORE *y //a No 'oug« u«ocl you »utler the torment* at J. "*ifc lkin UTitation— thea^ooy of «kin di«eim««. M X 4 7 S?* 1 he iin DJ>.D. PiworiptioD HH Cw^^H RIVES A N ANO ITCH AWAY108 words
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Miscellaneous232 1949-05-28 8 It U hart to believe that some tlag on the same trick! (Ewctly i^T™ 1 8 M ulin U" 5 f° ld «*>M throw d^ UUey are-but con&ider today's In any oik's eyes U haid to understand, but apparently toti Sh «kta^,i k, declarer -knew hb et»tomrr."> Both side, rul"»r.hl-.232 words
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Article651 1949-05-28 9 "We Have Been Robbed Of Victory' ]y|R. Winston Churchill declared the other day, "\Ve have been robbed of our victory." We in Malaya should echo Mr. Churchill's words. Private enterprise and the man-in-the-street in Singapore ana Malaya have also been robbed of victory. We individual merchants and residents of Malaya651 words
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Article201 1949-05-28 9 I HAVE recently been concerned at the lack of volunteers for the Blood Transfusion service and have tried to arouse ,«<>me enthusiasm for such h worthy cause. But, it seems, there is no means <>i supplying informaik«n to potential volunteers. A couple of Public Relations201 words
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Article104 1949-05-28 9 rE War Damage Commission in the Philippines set February 29, 1948 as the closing date for filing claims, and received 1,254.738 requests for compensation. By March 1, 1949 more than 600,000 claims had been "processed" and more than Pesos 243,090.000 paid out. There are some 650,000 claims still104 words
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Article74 1949-05-28 9 MUCH has been written of the beautiful and peaceful scenery around the Sercmban lakes. One cannot fall to notice big notice boards round the lakes prohibiting bathing in large letters. Unfortunately these notices are ignored. It Is most embarissing lor the fair sex when crossing the bridge during74 words
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Article179 1949-05-28 9 IN a recent issue of the Straits Times there ap- peared a statement from Mr. O. M. K. Sabai that he sent in his resignation to the Indo-Malayan As- sociation on the ground that its Committee had acted wrongly in having supported party politics by authorising its179 words
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Article564 1949-05-28 9 yOUR leader of May 24 when read in conjunction with the report regarding the broadcast from Peking by two former PMFTU leaders shows that either you possess unpublished facts or that you have misunderstood the report altogether. It is stated clearly in the agency report564 words
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Article208 1949-05-28 9 rpHERE has been a tend- ency on the part of some people to blame the Chinese for the present emergency. Let us see whether this is Justified or not. It was the war which gave rise to the MPAJA, an army which the Imperial Government encouraged208 words
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Advertisement215 1949-05-28 9 WHY DENTISTS THEMSELVES CLEAN THEIR TEETH THIS CORRECT WAY .^SESHI-^k. |"y nsrs know how important it Is to clean teeth the /iSgiSSeS^S^^ THE CORRECT-SHAPE iSI NYLON TOOTHBRUSH WOJ^^^^^M ftys.-v4.ga HOW T0 CLEAN OUTSIOE UPPER FRONT TEETH I -rw&H T^Sii^^B^K ,*AkA I a; bruih hud lightly on tht gums aboit tht215 words
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Advertisement104 1949-05-28 9 HOUSEHOLD [lily APPLIANCES Ash AC/DC »M.M Obtainable from all x«M>d storrs, includinc;: NANG HENG C 0. —103 Selecif Road. Singaporr. KELLER PI*NO CO.— I Orchard Road. Singapore. RADIO A GENIRAL TRADING C 0. —186 Brewster Road. Ipoh. K.C. DAT CO.— Old Market Square, Kuala Lumpur. Sole Distributor* for Malaya:— E.B.104 words
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Miscellaneous304 1949-05-28 9 STRAITS TIMES CROSSWORD 1 Deduction witb record he«d <7>. LBWawUHU no. L*+* for a »Urt <Bi. 19. Sharp direcUon of iubUety J U I j s I 1 1 |i^« I* I" I I U -Make" known concerning 27. Sitiialloni on ihe rail '"J uwl JmhJ il J"^U»a« •*> «•*<304 words
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Article311 1949-05-28 10 London Stocks LACK of support and some bear selling produced fresh dullness in the London Stock Exchange yesterday, says Reuters Ananclal correspondent. Iron* and Steels lallled from the loweat and occasionally showed a «nau net gain Tobaccos. Textuw "tout M Oils' followed the general trend and recorded small faJta. Closinß311 words
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Article768 1949-05-28 10 From Oar Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Friday. ff«E Malayan share market was still irregular 1 tndav with only «m*n i nt.-Mt ph™* uVhoro ,],7.. "P*" tat«rest- "»ces. where changed, were slightly lower. Prices quoted by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Assoelation were: INDUSTRIALS Buyer Seltar AUU lot IS 80768 words
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Article144 1949-05-28 10 The Prod uc e Market From A Market Corresiwnaeut r>D in,rMt for nan flmir m. >p lrterest for sago flour wa» the only reature of the Slngftpore produce markets yesterday. £t^w 0^?. r^T1"^ T Interesting and one or two quotations slipped. yesterday's prices per picul were Pepper: Muntok whlU 6364;144 words
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Article174 1949-05-28 10 COON after the opening yesterday morning, the Singapore rubber market "ho^ed a dettnite lmprovement pr^eg advanced by nearly a cent on Thursday's closing prices but there was some reaction to nroflt-tak-mg towards midday. The market steadied during the afternoon Closing V^ y****** were 1 2£±. fio,^174 words
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Article71 1949-05-28 10 SHIPP ING IN PORT wharreg yesterday (fodowng lr bntcketg) were: STZ^i ISWr* West Wharf: Chinese Prtnct <»-3>. Borneo (4-5). Tyndareui <M> A"6111 (11) MureM <>3-l«>- «■»*>• Dock: Planclus (19Ml SitJl«n (21)- AsPhaUoß < 33-34). Taksanf (35). Marudv (39-30). Bh«*r. Wharf: Emplr* Hamble ToaUy's Wharf Arri»al«: Men. <«>• Cblntse Prtn« <4-«"'71 words
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Article132 1949-05-28 10 LONDON. Prt. UR. George Straus.. Minister ol HI Supply, told Parllamect yester. day that the British Ooreriimetil was stin considering the reovecirg of the London Metal Exchange He said the Metal Bxchange opera. 1 effectively under eondlItons of free International trade ar.,* free conversion of currency,Reuter - 132 words
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Article24 1949-05-28 10 May 25. May 26 Industrial* 171.84 171.95 Rails 46-76 46 67 Bond* 08.43 98.38 UUHUw 35.60 35. M Straits Time* Service24 words
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Advertisement1111 1949-05-28 10 MANSFIELD <St CO., LTD. i'h.^iMUiaie<- ii >ritfdpoic) BLUS VUKMM. UMB jmUITS i KAH.HIP CO.. Cam«r s option to jikmo «h ofHw i ports te lead aad drataona carga LTO FAILINGS fltOM UK t USA AnchiMS ttom U K /Lont C 10/11 WkSI COASI MALATA i j a w I..__ V#si*w1,111 words
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Advertisement413 1949-05-28 10 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS BAST ASIATIC LINE TO NfW roitt AND BOSTON VIA CfVLON. IHOIA ICfH AND MM J»i |rth,.». MayiH/IMM I kM. 2/J Jaae4/8 COMTIMiNT SCANDINAVIA KrvS'"*:.:.::::::: fZ M C- IMI .JsT,. 1^ 1, 1-7 wh«— Mo-"f DTS ui^■••adtA.sr^ttX® «^W gMg-.-£~ Pres lokmea laae 11/14 leae 10/10 laa. 8/t rokohema413 words
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Advertisement981 1949-05-28 10 tfoALISTtit tt \.*j. .1> llrKorpoiatei vi V ajtsWt BUXBAMA* o. ;ICKN»ii «UVi. l asJ 4.1H8 LONDON. HAVRk. «niI(ROAM N > CANADIAN fACIfIC PORIS. HAMtuMC *r»«nli"« arer >er-tiK J v ufh Pore P Sham Penana i ixm» P s h»m H*um« 1414|--e IllfS 2l2?Trn. %M^ fflL lan. l H n. t981 words
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Article665 1949-05-28 11 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By Going In Penang Has Improved PENANG, Friday. DLANK Spec and John Ham should carry on the good work for the Wadsworth stable in Penang tomorrow, the last day of the Penang Turf Club Summer meeting. Blank Spec's staying ability cannot be665 words
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Article157 1949-05-28 11 Stra it s Ti me s Sel ec tio ns EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY RACE 1 Z-M MARTIAN MAID Crairmeant RontHla NACHTEGAAL Younr Lneins RonU-lla MARTIAN MAID Pat Rontdla BACE X S-#« SOLTARA Coronation Lady Demaratw BLUE EYES lUheen Will O'the WUp FRANCELF.NE Corenatlen Lady Seltara SOLTABA Demaratas Coronation Lady157 words
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Article, Illustration280 1949-05-28 11 By FRANK W. ROBINSON L/CPL. Fred Young REM. E.s tall left full back, and a member of the Singapore District side which toured Hong Kong In April will be saying farewell to Singapore A.F.A. first division football during the next few weeks. He will be leaving280 words
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Article44 1949-05-28 11 IN a fri.ndly soccsr match on the padang yesterday, SRC beat JollUads by two goals to nil. Klass opened accounts for the S.R.C. during a goalmouth melei Five minutes from the end. S.R.C. were awarded a penalty, which B. Norohna fonvert:d.44 words
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Article316 1949-05-28 11 TOMMY LAWTOA - TOMMY LAWTOA Law ton Lessons No 14 H.v ijivujiiMj tne ban from a centre is some in ing 11 about which all inside forwards should know, and having mastered the fundamentals of the header when facing the ball, it is the next point316 words
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Article888 1949-05-28 11 Race 1—2.30: CI. 4, Div. 2— Furs. 000 Zargnn lone* 900 "Aga Bynd." Rodgers 010 Fenton Daw.-on 8.12 "Cob Stable" Heddle 400 Eastern Gold Posiol 8.10 Mr. M. Y. Poshnl Klrwan 422 Craiftnount fiannery 808 "K.H.M. Kongsl" H. Sleigh 400 Pat Bagby 808 Mr. C. P. Liston888 words
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Advertisement358 1949-05-28 11 LAST DAY! 11—1.45-4-630-930 HERBERT WILCOX ll|J|J II X*3l3?>3Pn eagle A LONDON FILMS PRODUCTION DISTRIBUTED BY SHAW BROS.. LTD. PLUS! LATEST BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS: INHABITANTS FLEE SHANGHAI! 1949 KENTUCKY DERBY! PHONi A^ I K^Wj 5159 SEASON FROM M'NITE TONIGHT! blood'on the moon J^\i death lurks in the fR J^? shadows! >~^358 words
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Advertisement207 1949-05-28 11 NOW SHOWING fATHny 5 SHOWS 111 4 SHOWS 11 a.m.. 1.45, 4.15, I I 1 30. 4.00. _tU^*nd 9M p.m. I 6.30 and 9.15 p.m. THE MOST SOUGHTFOR SECRET SINCE THE BEGINNING OF LEX BARKER^Miiki -<BRENDA JOYCE V/^JI with ALBERT DEKKER A t &V BELYN ANKERS- CHARLES ORAKE Affi^flf. Vt207 words
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Miscellaneous320 1949-05-28 11 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 1015 YAFI U IJ Rhy" 1 SWOAPOU Records; '1.30 :iost 10.00 News from Ku<la Lum- AUSTRALIA szzi ssssa Wiis ""Sir is Ih^e'M^lt 3 .mS J,^ o >™ g^ in S| «f u n n n t «a On .i_ n Ttma- 8.30. 10 And 11), 6.45 nominee320 words
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Article, Illustration614 1949-05-28 12 HEROES' WELCOME FOR CUP WINNERS Penang Turns Out In Full Force From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG, Friday. T«HE victorious Malayan badminton team with the 1 non-playing captain and manager Lim Chuan Geok, holding the golden Thomas Cup aloft for all to see, returned to Malayan soil today to the strainsAP - 614 words
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Article287 1949-05-28 12 Indians 3; Europeans Nil. AFTER their defeat at the hands of the Eurasians last Sunday, the Indians made amends when they met the Europeans in their inter-community League fixture at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday, winning in convincing manner by three goals to nil. There were many287 words
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Article314 1949-05-28 12 LONDON. Frl. OXFORD today became the first team to beat the present New Zealand cricket side when they beat the tourists by 83 runs. The New Zealanoers resumed their second Innings requiring 16b runs to win with only five wickets I standing In dull weatherReuter - 314 words
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Article210 1949-05-28 12 PENANG. Fri. "IF Malaya la to retain the 1 Thomas Cup In 1952 and for many more years to come, all Associations In the country must get together and work as a united body," declared Mr. Lim Chuan Geok when he replied to a210 words
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Article74 1949-05-28 12 DUBLIN, Fri. IN the quarter-finals of the British opm tnutnr golf championships on 'Air Portm-ir-nock links this manilng K. B. Milwud. iKnrUnd), scat last CttasMine iSi-otUnd) by four and three; W. P. Tarnesa (U.S.) bemt Mlrhawl Power (Ireland) at the 19th hole; Kenneth Them |En«iaod)74 words
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Article134 1949-05-28 12 From Oar Stall Correspondent PENANO, Frl. pENANG was proud to be the first port to welcome the Thomas Cup team back to Malaya, declared Mr. Yeap Hock Hoe, President of the Penang Badminton Association today. Mr. Yeap said he would like to express through the Straits134 words
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Article280 1949-05-28 12 FERE were ties for the Individual championships In both "A" and "B" divisions of St. Patrick's School': ann lal athletic 'ports meet yest^ii'ay. Conrad Rodrigues and R. Westerhout, with 11 points each In "A" division, and Wee Eng Slong and Oeorjre Ch'ng. with ,Mx points each280 words
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Article478 1949-05-28 12 Community League AFTER some poor exhibitions in the opening games of the S.A.F.A. Community league at Jalan Besar, tomorrow's Malays versus the Army (Singapore District) Community League match should provide a standard of soccer nearer to general expectations. i Both teams have wound upi their trials478 words
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Article187 1949-05-28 12 TWENTY -ONE members of '.he Tiger Swimming Club parsed with full marks a life saving ex;> mi nation conducted by Mr. R. Lyne of the V.M.C. A. assisted by Mr. Lee Hon Ming at the Tiger Swimming Pool last week. The Instructor was Mr. Foong187 words
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Article96 1949-05-28 12 KAMIS and Yadl, liold r.^ of the si- m» pore L.TA. m us doubles title, had an -asy passage Into the final yesterday when they beat Paul Cl re and N S. Wise fl-2, 0-3 on the SC.C. court Th-y will now meet A. G B96 words
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Article51 1949-05-28 12 IN a Junior B Oroup 1 league soccer match playrd at Oeylang stadium yesterday, the Serangoon Association d r ew two- all with the Social Athletic Party. R. N ü bron ner .scored both goals for the Association 'vhlle Yew Tim and Thlan Khoon scored for the51 words
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Article369 1949-05-28 12 £i.C.C. cricket teams for i o week-end matches axe: Against V.M.C. A. at Farrer Park at 3.30 p.m. today: J. C. Smith, W. J. Hartley, R. M. Nelson. R. A. Murray, J. A. Court, O. W. Coolings, O. C. Winton. C. Milton. K. Graham, N. NJcKee, K.369 words
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Article187 1949-05-28 12 rpHE strong but luckless Royal Air Force Malaya Cup soccer team, still without a point in this year's competition, today at Jalan Besar Stadium meet Malacca, who have given away 11 goals in two fames, and this match looks the Airmen's chance to come187 words
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Article173 1949-05-28 12 Northants Surrey Win -LONDON, Frl. NORTHAMPTON and Surrey scored victories In County games ending today. Scores: At Northampton, Northampton b«at Kent by 1* wickeu. Kent 222 and 134 (Evans 55. Nutter for 44. Clarke 3 for 27). Northampton 331 for 9 dccl. and 2S for none At Leeds. Yorkshire v173 words
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Article92 1949-05-28 12 Racing, Other Sport— P. 11 have added to their troubles. R. E. Dunkley, who played such a fine game in goal against Negri until he was injured. is still out and, although his Injured nnger is mending, he is unlikely to be able to assist Malacca for the rest of92 words
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Article39 1949-05-28 12 HARLECH Wales. Ptl:— A Lancashire lass named Prance Stephens won the Bri'tsh womei.'s amageur golf championship Thursday. She boat Mrs. Va) Reddan. Ireland's No. 2. 5 and 4 on the picturesque Royal St. Davids course. A P.39 words
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Article28 1949-05-28 12 The Tiger fwlioming Club feat H.M.S. Terror by six 10 two irt a game of w.'.ter polo played oa Wednesday at the Tiger Swim.-.ilr.g Pool.28 words
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Article24 1949-05-28 12 TODAY: H.W.. 11 37 am. (•ft. lin). 10 v p.m. Oft. inTOMORROW: H.W.. IMS a.m. (Bft. lii 11. 25. m. 19ft. 2inl.24 words
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Advertisement655 1949-05-28 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued trom page 6) TUITION PIANOFORTE Tuition. All grndes for the Hoyal Schools of music exams. Miss P. Tay, 33. N n Road. Tel. *****. LEARN DRESSMAKING AND DESION In the simplified Dutch Method. Enquiries to Mrs. 001, Joo Yee Si Co.. 91. Selegle Road. r.KARN OREOO, write655 words
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Advertisement144 1949-05-28 12 Olivia de Havilland ACADEMY Q IN THE MOST AWARD WINNER /K CHALLENGING (fir "TO EACH V^J ROLE A WOMAN HIS OWN") Wi EVER PUYED! B^aL^kw _.^^^m sV .^B^sl S^sW ■b^B^Lk Miilnwß-innucwkiM. nimTiimi JSviwniunulMuiiusiii tmmtt m Hjii k> >••» Km 4 Wat* r A n|Y^| WEDNESDAY VAr I I Ist JUNE144 words
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Miscellaneous163 1949-05-28 12 TOIIVV SOCCEB: Mala j a (up. It.VK. v Malacca— J Besar. LEAGUE SOCCER: Jnr. B. Orp 1. AAU v R meo Motors SC— Ocylaag. CRICKET: S.C C. T Y.M.t.A —Farrer Park; S.C.C v T.M.C.A. —S.C.C; S.C A.C 5.0.8.A.— K.C.R.C.; Raffle*' Inst. v. Shell S.C— R.I. St Andrew's v St. Joseph's—163 words
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