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Title Section20 1949-06-04 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 184S 1 ,»KI.VK PACES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1949. if PRICE TEN CENTS20 words
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Article, Illustration695 1949-06-04 1 End Not In Sight Of $300,000-A'Day Emergency: Newboult From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. r |']iK bandits were turning from politics to brutal robbery and murder in some parts of Malaya, said the Commissioner of Police, Mr. W. N. (Irav, in a review of695 words
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Article, Illustration47 1949-06-04 1 THE OFFICER ADMINIS TURING the (icveriiment, Mr. P. A. B McKerroo, cuts the tape to open ofnYiMlly the new taxi track at Kallang Rirport. In the background ready to tatl on to the trick is the 8.0.A.C.-Qantas Lancastria n, Newcastle. Story in Page Seven. Straits Times picture.47 words
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Article71 1949-06-04 1 From Our Own Coi^cspotulent KUALA LI'MP'.R, Irl. AFTER the recent I'u'ai Valley and IMeratxih squatter operations, there was a better flow of Information to Government, it was revealed at the Press conference today. In Pulai. 36 men, 31 women and 61 children were detained, while71 words
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Article113 1949-06-04 1 BACK TO WORK IN BOLIVIA LA PAZ. Fri. GOVERNMENT official said today ttiu: Bolivia's t n miners will resume work aht the six-day strike which st t oil bloody riots in which two American englni n were killed Guillermo Estrada, prefect nl La Paz department, said fie miners and governmentAP - 113 words
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Article124 1949-06-04 1 SCRAMBLE FOR GOLD SHARES LONDON. Fri BUYERS on the London Stock Exchange scrambled for South African gold shares today following news of a "fabulously rich" gold strike 12 miles south east of Odendaalsrust in the Orange Fre« State. The rich strike by the Free State Gold Areas Company assaying M.105Reuter - 124 words
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Article71 1949-06-04 1 A MALAY AN Airways plane had to circle for 25 minutes over Kallang Airport during the ceremony when the Officer Administering the Government. Mr. P. A. B. McKerron. declared the new taxi strip open yesterday morning. The plane was the first to land after the airstrip71 words
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Article162 1949-06-04 1 "Shanghai Eager For Trade" HONG KONO. Fri AMERICAN President Lines have resumed booking passengers and cargo for Com-munLst-occupled Shanghai. Mr. M. J. Buckley, senior vice-president, said yesterday in San Francisco that assurances had been received from the Line's representatives In i China that the Communists j "are eager to resumeReuter; AP - 162 words
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Article69 1949-06-04 1 From Our Own Correspondent BANGKOK. Fri.— Fifty armoured cars. 100 motor cycles and five motor-boats are to be supplied by British Military authorities in Singapore to the Siamese Police Force which Is being reorganised. Negotiations have been completed and a Siamese police officer has just returned from69 words
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Article44 1949-06-04 1 TOKYO. Fri— Six hundred Toyko tram workers were on strike today in the spreading aftermath of labour demonstrations against public security law revisions on Monday and Tuesday which resulted In the death of one worker and the arrest of 65 more— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article50 1949-06-04 1 I mm Our Own Correspondent LONDON. Friday. A BATTALION of the Middlesex Regiment U to be sent to Singapore shortly, say» the Daily Telegraph. The paper adds The C.-in-C. FAR.II.F. Gen. Sir Nell Ritchie, U return' or to Malaya greatly encouraged by hla talks with the Cabinet"50 words
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Article24 1949-06-04 1 MANILA, Fri.— Three sol- dlers were killed and two civilians seriously wounded In Central Luzon today In an ambush by Hukbalahap guerillas.—A.P.AP - 24 words
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Article97 1949-06-04 1 r BARCELONA. (Spain). Friday. t second bomb in 48 hours exploded her,, today during Generalissimo Franco's visit here. No one was injured in either explosion. A small bomb went off this morning in the St. i'ancras Chapel of Barcelona's cathedral. An unidentified man. praying in front ofAP - 97 words
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Article374 1949-06-04 1 SAMBASIVAM CASE From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA II Ml'l K Friday. rIK execution of Sambasivam, former secretary, it is understood, of the Rubber Workers' Union In Segamat, which was to have taken place at Johore Bahru prison tomorrow morning, has been stayed by hig374 words
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Article141 1949-06-04 1 BIG FOUR SECRET MEETING PARIS. Fri. THE Big Four Toretgn Ministers met in a secret session this afternoon to begin discussion on a United States plan to restore fourpower government in Berlin. The American plan was j expected to be examined alongside Mr. Vyshinsky's proposals for a revived Ber- jReuter - 141 words
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Article51 1949-06-04 1 PARIS. Fri. -The Government today annou:ir?d the seizure of two bu&loads of arms and the arrest of 16 persons after invest Igaclon of an alleged plot to demoralise the French Army. Among those -arrested were three high offkial.s of General de Gaulle's Rally of the French People—UP - 51 words
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Article32 1949-06-04 1 MOSCOW Fri- -A Soviet whaling expedition which recently returned from the Antaractic brought with it a family of red-headed penguins. They now are on display In the Moscow zoo. A.P.AP - 32 words
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Article186 1949-06-04 1 SQUATTERS MUST HELP OR GO I mm Our Staff Correspond* nt KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. OIR Alec Newboult said at today's Press conference that, if squatters did not play their part In efforts to protect them, and continued to help the bandits, they would be repatriated. As&ed What progress had been186 words
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982 1949-06-04 1 "MORE POLICE TO STOP INFILTRATION" COMMONS DEBATE MALAYA LONDON, Friday. \JR. Woodrow Wyatt, Labour M.P. who recently visited Malaya, asked in the House of Commons today what security steps would be taken in Malaya, assuming that the internal Communist threat was dealt with fairly soon, to prevent infiltration from outside,Reuter - 982 words
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Article180 1949-06-04 1 THREAT TO U.K. HOLIDAYS LONDON Fri. A BIG wave of industrial unrest sweeping the country threatened Britons 10--nlght with their most troubled holiday weekend since the Labour Government came to power in 1945. Top level officials of ihe Government railways and trade unions sweated ov^r plans to keep the nationReuter - 180 words
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Advertisement196 1949-06-04 1 Am -A Contented ffljL^v Jr* CW.im V.LmIM A. 81. Bi, ••<< D, ~<Ot* f~S?W S7& Nl i' 011 Ct um pho >l<or S^\ f.'iV'H'A irffXrfl 0v.1.i« 1. —d. BABY tlrrpa contentedly though thtrlng the peace of minJ of tha mothef who h«l happily fulfilled OA« Of the moti im, portant196 words
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Advertisement256 1949-06-04 2 WHAT A SC#fAAO/£'hrtiiiy H£# TH&LL IN THE JM I ftt 9 eNTZRTAINMF*" ZKY jEZkj^QM SPECTACLE! t^ \^W Edward O'Brien: Robert Stick: John Rodney M'NITE TONIGHT CATHAY Phone 3400 For Reservations The SINGAPORE PRIVATE ENQUIRY AGENCY hat been opened to till t long-felt want for the benefit of merchants and otheis256 words
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Advertisement434 1949-06-04 2 NOlll.t> SINGAPOM HOLDINGS LIMITED .MfMBERS VOLUNTARY WINDING UP I THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE Mi NOTICR IS HERJtBY OIVKN that the Creditors of the abovenamed Company, which is being voluntarily wound up, are required, oa or before 81st July IS4». to send in their names and addresses, with particulars of their debts434 words
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Advertisement374 1949-06-04 2 NOTICES MALAYAN UCHANGe BANk> ASSOCIATION All meniMn at the above A.« ■odattan in the Colony tf Singapore will be closed for budness on Monday the 6th June, bein* "Whlt-Moodaf" and oa Thursday tIM Mb June. 1949. being the "King's Birthday." VACANCIES FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS. Vacande exist for three TV finical374 words
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Advertisement157 1949-06-04 2 aat t Sho«v~S, IS »15 pm. Columbia's "SLIGHTLY FRENCH" Gayest Romantic Mrt-ap! To niu- at Mld-nlte— Paramomnt's WHISPERING SMITH" —In TeehnJcolor- Opening To-morrow Warner Bros* "THE TBRASCKR OF THE SIERRA MADRE" To-manvw at II a.sa.— hrusafi "IiNCONQUERED" -4n Teehnleolor URfcAl ttl»Rl.l> (.It*? >— 1—9.15 "TAP ROOTS" In Technicolor NfcW t\<)Kl.l>157 words
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Article47 1949-06-04 3 BURMESE KAREN TO BE BISHOPS The first Burmese and the first Karen to become Bishops of the Anglican Church will be consecrated In Calcutta tomorrow, Whit Sunday. They are the Yen. John Sung Hla and the Rev. Francis Ah Mya. They will assist the Bishop of Rangoon.47 words
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Article24 1949-06-04 3 The Rev. Nigel Edmund Cornwall, headmaster of St. Joseph's College, Chidya. Masasl, Tanganyika, has been appointed Bishop of Labuan and Sarawak. Reuter.Reuter - 24 words
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288 1949-06-04 3 VISHINSKY TALKS ON CHINA Policy May Be Changed PARIS, Friday. TMPORTANT talks which may lead to a change in Russia's relations with the Chinese Nationalist Government began in Paris yesterday. The Soviet Ambassador to China, Gen. Nicolai Roschin, arrived from Canton in a French plane early yesterday morning and soonReuter - 288 words
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Article, Illustration54 1949-06-04 3 A BIBLE, A SPEAR, blanket and a belt made up tb* equipment of pastor Robert Salan, 42-year-old minister of the Sevvnlh Day Ad yen list Church from the island of Vella Lavella, In the Solomons, when he arrived recently in New York. He wants to foster interest in his churchAP - 54 words
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Article201 1949-06-04 3 BATAVIA, Friday. f ED by Dr. Hatta, their Premier, the exiled Indonesian Republican leaders plan to contact the Republican guerilla headquarters in Northern Sumatra tomorrow. They will discuss the DutchIndonesian terms for a cease-fire. Thl« meeting will bring the Republican Government Into direct contact with201 words
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Article92 1949-06-04 3 BENGHAZI, Frl. BRITAIN'S agreement to the formation of a Cyrenalcan Government, and recognition of the Emir, caused great satisfaction In Benghazi. The population was Jubilant at the Emir's declaration of Independence and his intention of assuming governmental responsibility. Arab political circles stressed the common ground betweenReuter - 92 words
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Article43 1949-06-04 3 LAKE SUCCESS. FA—lndian delegates discussed with the United Nations Legal Department today a reasonable diplomatic approach to the problem of French possessions in India following •the appointment of two "neutral" observers to examine whether conditions are favourable for plebiscites. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
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Article64 1949-06-04 3 LONDON, m— The British Colonial Secretary, Mr. Creech Jones, said In Parliament yesterday that Johore, Keriah, Perils, Kelantan, Trengganu and Brunei were "protected States." TheL rulers were styled "Sultans," except for the ruler of Perils who had the title of Raja, he added. Mr Geoffrey Cooper, aReuter - 64 words
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59 1949-06-04 3 THE Pakistan Embassy in Washington said that Afghanistan's attitude toward Pakistan had been growing "increasingly unfriendly and provocative." The charge was made in reply to recent statements by the Afghan Embassy that Pathan tribes In the Northwest Frontier area of Pakistan should be riven Independence. The59 words
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Article48 1949-06-04 3 BRAILLE ROMA m v A near-blind American Ri:l groped her way off the liner Washington at Southampton Into the arms of a blind Englishman who courted her for a year by letters written in braille. The couple met In a training college for the blind last June.— APAP - 48 words
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Article37 1949-06-04 3 SNAKE PIT/— One hundred living cobras were found under a small sweetmeat shop In the town of Begusaral, near Patna. India. The shoo was demolished and passers-by killed the cobras and destroyed about 150 cobra eß*s.— ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article41 1949-06-04 3 RITA IN UJL— Prince Aly Khan and Princess Rita Hayworth flew to London from Paris and went to the races at Epsom Downs They saw Aly's horse Susan V finish a poor 15 th In a fl«ld of 17 horses— UP.UP - 41 words
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Article15 1949-06-04 3 WOMEN ENVOYS—President Truman said that several women were under consideration as United States Ambassadors. APAP - 15 words
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Article43 1949-06-04 3 BELGRADE, Frl.—Yugoslavia today publicly accused Russia of supporting a group seeking to overthrow Marshal Tito by force. This constitutes on "impermissible and flagrant Intervention" In Yugoslavia's affairs, Yugoslavia said, In an unprecedentedly sharp note nanded to the Soviet Embassy.— UP.UP - 43 words
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Article45 1949-06-04 3 PARIS. Frl.— The French National Assembly today adopted unanimously a Socialist moilon tavltlng the government to observe a truce In Indo-Chlna for the safeguard of dams there during the rainy season (May-September >. Hostages could be exchanged during this truce, the .notion cuggested. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article53 1949-06-04 3 SEOUL. Frl. Constabulary units from Comnrtunist North Korea have Invaded Ongjln Peninsula, about eight miles north east nf Seoul, a Press dispatch said today. The Republic of Korea's army claims that 60 North Korean soldiers wer« killed and casualties among the South Korean forces wera eight dead andReuter - 53 words
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Advertisement146 1949-06-04 3 Dynamo Lighting Sets a Triumph of British Engineering Sold by all leading cycle dealers Factory Representatives: T. V. MITCHELL 6c CO,, LTD, SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG "r» I I v\~ H Son* >tud* ol fe«»*4i Quality rott*d aaM. I ploTe hay« bc»r wotn for 01 long at thirty-fhr* H S146 words
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220 1949-06-04 4 Forces Make 2 Big Jungle Sweeps In Cameron Highlands Area From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TWO major operations were carried out in the Cameron Highlands area last month, it was revealed at today's Press conference. "Operation Ramillies", which lasted from April 22 to 30, was a drive through220 words
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Article, Illustration93 1949-06-04 4 THE MAIN TABLE at the P.W.I), dinner at (h- Great World on Thursday in honour of Mr. E. T. F. Elburry, the Senior Executive Engineer, and Mrs. Elburry, un the ere of their departure for England on six months' leave. Picture i.hnws (from left) Mrs. R J. Bee, Mr. E.93 words
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Article196 1949-06-04 4 BANDITS KILL 4 OF FAMILY From Our Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. BANDITS stabbed a Muar Chinese and his wife and two sons to death on Wednesday night. Another son, who was in the house, heard a shot and ran into the jungle. When he returned at dawn yesterday, he196 words
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Article32 1949-06-04 4 From Our Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Fri The British Adviser, Johore, and Mrs. J. Falconer, are giving a garden narty at "Saujana* on Thursday In honour of the King's birthday.32 words
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Article83 1949-06-04 4 Five years' rigorous imprisonment was yesterday imposed by Mr. Justice Taylor. In the Singapore Assize Court on Lv Poey Wah on a charge of armed robbery at a shop in North Bridge Road last September. Lv forced the shop-keeper to hand over two gold rings, but83 words
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Article446 1949-06-04 4 LORD MILVERTON ON LONDON, Friday. T OKD MUverton, a former Governor of North Ij Borneo, declared today that the whole future of Malaya depended upon the possibility of MalayanisIng the Chinese community there. As a member «f the Colonial Development Corporation, Lord Milverton went to Malaya atReuter - 446 words
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Article197 1949-06-04 4 From Our Own Correspondent KUALA TRENGGANU, Fri. IN the golden throne room at the Istana Maziah. Kuala Trengganu today. Tengku Jaya Pekerma spoke into a microphone and announced the start of the coronation ceremonies of Sultan Ismail and the Tengku Ampuan. It was the first197 words
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Article88 1949-06-04 4 Bail of $1,500 was granted to Tan Tal Chco, Government rice retailer of Moulmeln Road, in the Singapore Second District Court yesterday when he appeared* on a charge of moving 1.928 katles of rice and 132 katis of sugar from his shop without a permit. Tan was88 words
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167 1949-06-04 4 LONDON, Fri. rIE Commissioner-General in South-East Asia, Mr Malcolm Mac Donald. who has been reporting to the British Government on the progress of the campaign In Malaya, and on other matters, hopes to fly back next week, probably on Thursday. Mr. Mac DonaldReuter - 167 words
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Advertisement459 1949-06-04 4 W /"■(>!• Üb> CMppendale, N^^k/Z/ggT^ fat^ I Corot or a Churchman, J /SSHt, t»ir pleasure t$ the same \f J L. 4g2^.-V f £^i picusure that comes from Kfn^^*^~ thr instinctive rer <<jnttion IMaJfi^M^^^m&B uj "itrit P^KKto^Ltf^^^lcZ ENGLAND nJ^B^^B: More H WITH mjj^P tt 4M IL more flavour ,jj MR459 words
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Advertisement281 1949-06-04 4 MERTON BROWN CO. for LAUNCH YACHT FITTINGS AVAILABLE FROM STOCK:- Prop.-llors 15 ill dia Stern Bearings I}" to 3 Tailshifls Staitufss Steel and Bronze up to Iti Stern Tubes u» to 12 Rubber Bushes all sices. Brass Tap Type Pumps Brass Bilge Pumps. Stuffing Boxes TQR Anchors. Bollards. Winches Fuel281 words
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Article527 1949-06-04 5 Defence Opens In Murder Trial From Our Staff Correspondent IPOH, Friday. MAKING his defence today, Tan Poh Thiam, a iTI prominent merchant, who stands accused of murder, said that his second wife had shot him in the face during a quarrel over some missing money, that527 words
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Article, Illustration69 1949-06-04 5 THF PRESIDENT of the American Association. Mr. F. (.nevenback, welcoming the Malayan Thomas (up team at a buffet party given by the Association at the American Club yesterday. Mr. Griesenbeck congratulated the Malayan tea«n and praised their sportsmanship.—Strait* Timen pictnr c. MALAYA'S THOMAS «'IP te»m and members and guests of69 words
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Article32 1949-06-04 5 Arrested during a security check at a village at Jurong. 59-year-old Llm Seng Chin was fined *10 in the First District Court for not having an identity card32 words
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Article358 1949-06-04 5 A GLOOMY WEEK INRUBBER THE week in rubber bas been rather a gloomy one I for Malaya, which has been I unable to stand up to the 1 hammering received by the New York market, says Lew's and Peat's market report. Conditions In New >rk have resulted in nervousneaa ir358 words
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Article34 1949-06-04 5 P. Kuppusamy was yesterday committed for trial at the next Singapore Assizes on a charge of attempting to murder Janagl Rajon with a parang in a house in Enggor Street on April 29.34 words
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Article134 1949-06-04 5 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. ALTHOUGH no plans had been made for resettling special constables after the emergency, specials were being recruited' for the Malay Regiment and locally enlisted forces and the police would seek recruits from among specials, stated the Commis- sloner of134 words
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178 1949-06-04 5 nnHE Hector Medal of the Royal Society of New 1 Zealand, once awarded to the atom scientist Lord Rutherford, has been riven to the Raffles College Professor of Chemistry, Dr. R. A. Robinson. The scientific work for I which the medal was awarded was carried178 words
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Article348 1949-06-04 5 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rpHE Supreme Court here today dismissed four of 1 five claims by a former Port Swettenham labour contractor, Mr. A. Chellappah, who had sued the Malayan Railway administration for a total of $243,718. The claims were for labour stated to348 words
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Article52 1949-06-04 5 Students of the NetaJl Memorial Library Hindi class, who have passed the Madhyama examination, will receive their certificates from Mrs. D. Kalelkar at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow at 6, Race Course Lane. Mrs. Kalelkar will speak on "India and her National Language," and Miss Leela Menon on "India—52 words
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Article35 1949-06-04 5 In the Singapore First District Court yesterdvy, H. N. Montgomery, charged with driving a car while under the influence of drink, was discharged without being acquitted on instructions from the Deputy Public Prosecutor.35 words
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Miscellaneous140 1949-06-04 5 TODAY Hospital Diversions] Therapy Unit, sixth sale of work, RoUinsnns, 8.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Girls Sports Club, Jumble sale, Victoria Memorial Hall, 10.30 am. to 2 p.m. Singap-.-re Chess Championship ninth round, Schoolboys' Championship, seventh round, V.M.C.A., Orchard Road. 3 p.m. Indian Fine Arta Circle, general I meeting. 143,140 words
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Obituary18 1949-06-04 6 BERTHA DA BILVA, age 70, at 14 Udlni Road. Penang at 12 noon on Thursday, June 2.18 words
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Obituary32 1949-06-04 6 IN LOVING memory of Anna von Hartwig. Died in India 4.6.45. A Requiem Mass will be spirt for her on Saturday 11.6.49 at 6.30 a.m. Cathedral of the Oood Shepherd.32 words
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Article49 1949-06-04 6 Messrs. Khoo Soo Choon, Soo Chay, Soo Chye families tender their slncerest thanks to the numerous friends relatives for their night visits, attendance at the funeral of the late Mrs. Khoo Kok Wan and those who so kindly sent telegrams, letters of condolence, wreaths etc., In their bereavement49 words
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Article783 1949-06-04 6 In his broadcast last night on exchange control, there obviously were moments when Dr. Benham, the chairman of the Joint Advisory Board on Export and Import Control, parted company with Dr. Benham .the economist. He was, of course, stating a case, and he did it brilliantly. The gist783 words
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Article299 1949-06-04 6 Not yet is banditry nearing its end, warned the Chief Secretary, Sir Alec Newboult, in a statement yesterday to the press. It is a warning confirmed by the recent small increase in the number of murders and robberies committed in widely different parts of the Federation. The299 words
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Article, Illustration13 1949-06-04 6 Federation Studies 36 Photograph by C. A. Gibson-Hill. KAMPONG TANJONG DAWAI, SOUTH KEDAH.13 words
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Article1727 1949-06-04 6 TUAN DJEK - TUAN DJEK By CUNDAY, May 29.— Yesterday was a red letter day for us in the Dusun. A friend called unexpectedly, carrying a small parcel which he said was ours. Mystified, we opened the package and from it drew a fine pair of modern field glasses, together1,727 words
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Article399 1949-06-04 6 Vatican Prepares For Holy Year By ROBERT SHEARER ROME, Fn. rvHE twenty fifth Holy x Year in the history of the Vatican will begin on Christmas Eve this year. The Holy Year celebration dating from the early Middle Ages— was originally a time of prayer and penitence. Today It is399 words
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Advertisement761 1949-06-04 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. MANASSEH To Paula, wife of A. Mana.->seh on 29th May. 1949, at Raffles Clinic, a daughter. •.ITI'ATIONS VACAN'I SECRETARIAL post vacant, rrorn'nes only Monday to Friday. 'Ivmiiß shorthand essential $250 prr month. Box No. A 6552. fI.T. WANTFD experienced bookkar K bf "Id established European Inmort Firm. Apply761 words
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Advertisement69 1949-06-04 6 JLiji.'^ CjnaLst Cjift -^^z -Vision Is life's r<t precious gift" Only those without vision Know to thf uttermost the truth of these words for >nlv when a thing if irremediably none from as forever 6c w* realize the maenitude of our loss So we shouldn't neglect the care of our69 words
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Advertisement70 1949-06-04 6 Bh Bfc* a»3» r»ry. I M -jf^ta*^^ (i^^A"^ t^ff~ 1 afl i ■WT iffl 3E im 'Htr |jn» Short of WHISKY' com* to THE TAVERN European Residential Hotel) (Open to non-Residents) Kirst Class Bar Excellent Cuisine Best Service Meals A La Carte *erved op to Midnlrht Special Dinner every Wednesda?70 words
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Article813 1949-06-04 7 MALAYA BETTER OFF IN AREA Controls 'Not Causing Real Hardships 9 —Dr. Benham IT is more advantageous to Malaya to stay within the sterling area than to leave, said the chairman of the Joint Advisory Board on Import and Export Policy, Dr. F. C. Benham, in a Radio Malaya broadcast813 words
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Article203 1949-06-04 7 INCREASE IN MAY HOLD-UPS SINGAPORE'S C.I.D. chief, Mr. E. V Fo^/Jer, jesterday blamed "a number of taxi robberies Involving aniformed Malays and in one case a uniformed Ceylonese," for an Increase in robberies without arms during 'ast month. There were 15 such robberies last month, compared with only five in203 words
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Article64 1949-06-04 7 Use of a forged letter was alleged when Thomas John Danes, ol TeloK Kara a Road, pleaded not guilty yesterday in the Singapore Second Police Court to attempted rhpating Da vies was allowed to have drawn $1,000 from ihe Hongkong and Shanghai Bank by using a forged64 words
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Article87 1949-06-04 7 THE $15,000 Thomas Cup "went to lunch" yesterday at the American Club. It was brought there by the Malay in Cup team who were guests of (he American Association of Malaya at a luncheon party. The Thomas Cup winners were introduced to more than 150 members87 words
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Article238 1949-06-04 7 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MR. Leslie Weldon Litkie, manager of Mentakab A Estate, Mentakab, and police constable Abdul Majid bin Haji Din have been awarded the Colonial Police Medal for gallantry in action during a bandit ambush in Pahang on April 11.238 words
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Article, Illustration76 1949-06-04 7 IMMEDIATELY after Dr. Marl.ar»-n. t/.e Singapore Blood Transfusion Officer, finished her talk on "Blood Transfusion" to members of the St. John Ambulance Association yesterday, a member, Yon; (him Mci, stepped forward and offered to donate a pint of his bloob. The other members gave him a big cheer. h." ♦V.76 words
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Article214 1949-06-04 7 BETTER PAY, FOOD SOUGHT MR. Yacob bin Abdallah, president of the 2.000--strong Malay Seamen's Union of Singapore, and the M.SU. legal adviser, Mr. Mark Morrison, yesterday saw the Singapore Acting Commissioner for Labour, Mr. a. W. Davis, and presented demands for better wages, rations and overtime to five shipping companies.214 words
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Article29 1949-06-04 7 Remittances to Chin i from Singapore and the Federation of Malaya last month totalled $242,127. The amount from the Federation was $152,031 and from Singapore $90,096.29 words
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Article78 1949-06-04 7 THE Economic Advisor to the United Kingdom Liaison Mission in Tokyo. Mr. E. R. Llngeman, who is In Singapore assessing Malayan needs of Japanese goods, has met representatives of the three Singapore Chambers of Commerce, f\nd has civen them an up-to-date picture of Japanese Industries. Japanese requirements78 words
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Article105 1949-06-04 7 REVISED monthly pay for non-industrial grades of Service civilian employees has been approved by the three Service Ministries in London to take effect restrospectively from Aug. 1, 1947, but the Singapore Army Civil Service Union is not satisfied. A decision on the revised monthly pay for105 words
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Article35 1949-06-04 7 25 Fines,. $82o Fines ranging from $30 and $60 and totalling $8'.!0 were imposed yesterday by the Singapore Eighth Magistrate, Mr. S. E. Teh, on 25 moturists charged witn exceeding the 30 m.p.h. speed limit.35 words
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Article60 1949-06-04 7 Charged with using criminal force on one of his dance hostesses, the manager of the Happy World Cabaret, Chew Kay Hong, was discharged In the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. The Magistrate, Mr. M. H. MacDougal said the offence had been proved, but because of Its "trivial60 words
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Article61 1949-06-04 7 From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Frl.— Chua Eng Chlew, a boatman from Djambl, Sumatra, pleaded guilty in the Police Court yesterday to a charge of being found at Kulai on May 28 without a permit to remain In the Federation. The police asked for61 words
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250 1949-06-04 7 McKerron Opens New $250,000 Kallang ßunway A FTER oflfcially declaring open the new $250,000 all-weather taxi track at Kallang Airport yesterday, the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. P. A. B. McKcrron was taken for a ride along it in the 8.0.A.C.-Qantas Lancastrian Newcastle. Welcoming the crew of he Newcastle, which250 words
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Article148 1949-06-04 7 NAGGED BY WIFE, HE SAYS 1 DUTCH second mate emn ployed by a Singapore shipping company told Lhe Eighth Police magistrate yesterday when answering a charge of disorderly behaviour at a police station, that his wife 'nagged" him so much that i had to pat her out of my house."148 words
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Article57 1949-06-04 7 For soling 12 ozs. of mutton for 75 cant i, whi' h is 18 3 i cents abov.^ lhe controlled price, Kailasakalidir Luchumanen, of U.anr.e Road, was yesterday nn»a $75 by the Singapore Second District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tah. He was also lined $5057 words
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Advertisement32 1949-06-04 7 PH ILCO Advanced Design PORTABLE AIR-CONDITIONERS Capacities to suit every room distributor* SIME. DARBY CO.. LTD. MlM FLINTER S. GRINBERG Diamonds and Jewellery TELEPHONE 7923 67. STAMFORD RD., Eu Court Bldg SPORE32 words
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Article, Illustration225 1949-06-04 8 Eileen Ascroft - Eileen Ascroft By TIIK skirUength battle still continues in Paiis niidm—on coUactkms. Christian Dior, who started it by shortening skirts to above mid-calf level in the Spring, is not, taking part. He is In America supervising a new Dior wholesale collection. Pierre Biiimain shortens skirts225 words
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Article184 1949-06-04 8 Royal Garden parties, have companion umbrellas. Something new In evening shoes is a rayon furnishing. velvet sandal, lined with gold kid. Jewellery includes solid dog collars of brass, exquisite little Kla3s perfume bottles to wear as fob brooches and expandable gilt bracelets for wrist or elbow. Other184 words
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Article51 1949-06-04 8 to tempt children to clean their teeth with special coloured strawberry, banana and peppermint cream flavoured toothpaste. by a stocking firm who have woven a special arrow seam indicator into the welt of their stockings to save twisting your neck round to see if the seams are51 words
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Article91 1949-06-04 8 EUROPEAN parents puzzled about disciplining their children should study a new book called Let's Talk About Children, by Elizabeth Bradford. It favours the methods of the Chinese whose children are noted for their perfect manners. No Chinese child U allowed to make himself a nuisance in public.91 words
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Article, Illustration38 1949-06-04 8 fie-trill pleats round the hem of the little jacket echo the pleats of the calflength skirt; scalloped edge straw hat, with polka dot veil; long white gloves smart outfit of Miss Mary Farrer as she walked in London.38 words
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Article787 1949-06-04 8 Cynthia Neville - ASSISTANT TO A HANDYMAN Cynthia Neville By |t|Y husband's a handyman. Sometimes I wonder,whether it's a good thing or not. Of course, it's very useful all my friends envy me. But the trouble about one's husband being a handyman is that "the little woman" automatically becomes chief assistant handywoman. It787 words
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Article, Illustration35 1949-06-04 8 Parisian designer Schiaparelli's striking Hying Mercury collar in navy and white striped faille starts at the waist and forma a papoose pocket at the back of this slim navy taffeta evening gown.— A.P. picture.AP - 35 words
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Advertisement138 1949-06-04 8 BILL HOLLAND WINS GRUELING INDIANAPOLIS RACE 121.327 MILES PER HOUR on 11^ \Amm immammmm I mftimamkf Ut, H/mmmmmJS^m/ J mm mmmm^mmmmmmm^ l^mt^mmmmmmmmmaaWt^S J^^^mmmm)^mm^m^mm^mr^mTMTmm^Li^L!\l^k:\uKtimi\ -jJy mmmr amMm^MM m Imm M Mtm m I M mmm i mmmm jc*^*^^m^mt^ml^^mT*&mmTjmr^mTmT^A?mX^ Wl» 'M pDAAC AC EXTRA SAFETY M < EXTRA WEAR I TT OR138 words
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Advertisement176 1949-06-04 8 jjgl A word on Packaging hfe iiW Mo»t people wilJ B| jrce thai Riithnians rnß^ De Luxe «re very 6ne cigarettes Indeed. V It U natural, therefore, thai pain* ohould be rakrD to ensure rhat their prtKerrine I 1 Is maintained during their long |ournet /I from England (r rou.176 words
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Miscellaneous167 1949-06-04 8 A more caieiul count ot Uie west opened the diamond un distribution that an opponent re- d-ciar., nuT** .«a. nw vealed would have given today 1 declWCT Ue^ w »y E*s.ts declarer the key to the winning Jack. The spade king waa laid play. down; Bast won and returned the167 words
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Article277 1949-06-04 9 The sad sights of Singapore TIME is marching backwards in pertain parts of this so-called progressive city. Walking through some quarters of Chinatown is like being whisked back to medieval Europe with its slinking, filth-cluttered roadways, wretched beggars and slinking, hungry animals. Dogs running with vilej sores, thrown out to277 words
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Article110 1949-06-04 9 I WONDER how many of your readers feel satisfied with the programmes presented at all t'.ie local clnemps I do not consider paying U) sit and look at advertisements being "entertained", yet quite an astonishing percentage of what local cineuom call a "programme" Is advertisement. On Wednesday110 words
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Article225 1949-06-04 9 TWO points of view have been expressed over the proposal of the Penang Teacher's Union for the shortening, by one year, of the present secondary school course in Malaya. In the Sunday Times, your correspondent reported that > the Union's Education Sub-. Committee was In favour of225 words
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512 1949-06-04 9 Knights -errant get the cold shoulder J^S a precaution, I wish to tell my readers that I am not in any way a misogynist. In fact, I find myself to be the opposite, but some observations of mine have urged me to write this. I hope the ladies will not512 words
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Article376 1949-06-04 9 /CONGRATULATIONS on your uncompromising stand towards the Democratic League, as shown in two recent leaders and in editorial footnotes to letters from "Ex-Leaguer". The Democratic League wui outlawed by the Chinese National Government In October 1947 on charges that It was r-lplng the Communists In376 words
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Article526 1949-06-04 9 "A BRAVE VICTOR Y" FEEL compelled to pen the following .lines to congratulate the councillors who have won a narrow and brave victory on the question of the establishment of a birth-control clinic narrow, because they were nearly defeated, and brave, because they have won it in the face and526 words
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Article26 1949-06-04 9 Letters signed with a norn deplume are ..ot published unirj the writer's name and address ire communicated to the Editor as i guarantee of good faith.26 words
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Advertisement87 1949-06-04 9 riRST CHOICE OF LEADING I MUNICIPALITIES I •am TaWiK^^L/l. S t l\Tv^\J V GOMMER KARRIER The Commer and Karrier range— built by Engineers AR£ YOU with wide experience of municipal needs includes vehicles for each purpose. Unequalled in reliability and economy, and capable of giving long periods of trouble-free service87 words
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Advertisement37 1949-06-04 9 OIL-BOUND jf WATER PAINT /4G* Provide* a hard-wearing W^ and washable finish. _^g§^^aw For inside or outside use. HL_^ Toughened with H.D. Petrifying Wkg A M Liquid, It withstands damp. I^"|^^P« arTT^a^a^HWrTrj^Bß^Tßßf^lTwsaim^^d^»«Li-JL I J^^ mjt Mr. Attttoma*37 words
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Miscellaneous183 1949-06-04 9 STRAITS TINES CROSSWORD M Withered from U»« lak* CROSSWORD No 146 I General orjcuuontr t* <S> V V T Uli 17 Cratultout <4> i Ij 1 I 4 I Is I Is Courier* (7» SO Taxl'i Venetian counterII Found 10 most emfilem* SX A fresh ludicial Mamma- j i ll183 words
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Article343 1949-06-04 10 LONDON. Fri. A STEADIER tendency prevailed for the greater part of yesterday 'B session on the London Stock Exchange. Some bear-covering was prompted by the approach of the week-end, saya Reuter's financial correspondent. The Exchange Is on holiday on Monday. Although man; small galas were recorded among Industrial343 words
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Article135 1949-06-04 10 From A Market Correspondent BUSINESS In the Singapore produce market* yesterday was again small and limited to one or -o section*. There was generally very little Interest. Quotations, however, were unchanged. Yesterday's price* per pteul were: Pepper: Muntok whlU $370; Sarawak white «369; Lam pong black $337.135 words
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Article800 1949-06-04 10 From Our Market Correspondent I SINGAPORE, Friday. I INHERE was little change in the Industrial section of the Malayan share market today. Tins showed slightly less selling pressure at the lower levels. Small London interest was also maintained. Prices quoted by the Mala- yan Sharebrokers800 words
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Article214 1949-06-04 10 SLNUAPOR2, I ri. MEW York at last showed some recovery whtcft produced quite a sharp improvement in the Singapore rubber market ye^Uirday. The market opened yesterday about 1)4 cents higher than Thursdays, close and again steadied further during the afternoon on good support from trading quarters. Closing prices214 words
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Article89 1949-06-04 10 t P3 .i port a." reside the O irfap. Harbr v Board wlu i -lenL'T (trodowns in braciti re' Main Whaif: Ben venue (38--99). F^anclsvllie (38-39), Napoll (43-43). West Wkarf: EelanUn (11). Msntln (3). ResaiiC (3). Oranje (1-3), BreooDshira (6-7), Dorsetshire (11). Kmplre Dock: Tjlbodan (98--30). Silver89 words
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Article53 1949-06-04 10 TAKUAPA Valley Tin Dredging announces that In May the No. 1 dredge worked 613 hours, covered 148,000 cable yards and won 394 plcub of ore. The No. 3 dredge worked 638 hours, covered 1704)00 cubic yards and won 84 plcula of ore. The No. 3 dredc*53 words
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Article89 1949-06-04 10 June 1. June 3. Industriate 167.06 168.18 Rails 44.60 44.39 Domestic Bonds 98.18 96.11 Utilities 84.96 3i.00 Straits Times Service. •en. 4%% IN* 111. JO 111 60 •en. 3% IMS 97.00 J6.00 xi "m 3% 1937 96 39 97.39 »en 314*. IM« 9900 100 60 i.U 3%89 words
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Advertisement1239 1949-06-04 10 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Singapore' BLUE rUNMKL LIMB STRAIT* tirfAMSHIP CO., I Carnar's opMon te proceed? via ether I LTD. ports to raae and mscharga cargo j waT CO ast MALAYA SAILINCS FROM U.K. ft VXA Moramau for Muar lana Vessel for Malacca lane 9 frßjßfß, '"J Vessel for1,239 words
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Advertisement328 1949-06-04 10 PRESIDENT LINER SAILINGS TO NEW YORK. AND BOSTON VIA CfYLON. INDIA, ECYPT, AND MEDITIRRANIAN PORTS. S'oora P. Sham Panang Pras. lottersan laaa 4 6 Marine Snapper hsne a/11 lane IMI lane 14/17 Pres. Polh kne 22/27 lune U/ luly 1 Mount Da««s isrty 1/9 |ury 10/11 |aty 12/11 TO U-S328 words
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Advertisement276 1949-06-04 10 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILING FROM SCANDINAVIA UK >AILIN« 10 CONTINENT/ CONTININT. SCANDINAVIA Loading at Singapore, Port Swattanham •M d««.bt Mcl b p for Manila. H'Kong. Shanghai!?). Kobe 6 Yokohama m.s. "Nordf arer" due abt. lune 1 1 for Aden. Port Said, Canoa, M 4 M a M M l« fi^-oJof^StrJr^:276 words
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Advertisement921 1949-06-04 10 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. tinuMixjtanew n t— s>inr-»r ELL—MAN ek BUCBMALL KLATKMESS LIME LONDON .^^^"lB-aAaj A muk •«I» O»^ro!foHA»aA Osry f|» Central ft 10-11 rarf 16 ZH lf.S» |«t> l h »"V Tatopfjoa* Mo. 590« BOUSTEAD CO.. LTD. Lloyd AgentsTicket Aajents for Malafan Railway CLM Urn •AISM^KAOOEN LINE T e-ae»e»921 words
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Article139 1949-06-04 11 EPSOM JEEP C/IIX BOY RACE 1 2-30 FLYING COLOCB Duke San Kandy KM KWDY KID oron«Uon Lady SHINING WILLOW Wonder Bird Polhh Bride KANDY KID t oronation L««y Franeelene RACE t I-M SHIMNCi WILLOW Polish Bride Wonder Bird WONDER BIRD RACE S S-M Ida. 4 J-00 BADGER139 words
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824 1949-06-04 11 EPSOM JEEP - KAISERINE BEST BET AT K.L. TODAY Advantage To Win 7-fur Race EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. it AISEKINK stands oat as the best bet on the car* at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow, the first day of the Selangor Turf Club June meeting. This mare scored a comfortable win over six824 words
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Article177 1949-06-04 11 IN spite of petrol rationing 1 and bandits, a very good entry has been received Tor the first post-war speed trial to be held by the Aam tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock at Rahang Hoad, Seremban. Major J W. SneUing. Chief Fire Officer, Negri177 words
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398 1949-06-04 11 TOMMY LAWTON - Qualities Of FirstClass Full-back TOMMY LAWTON Lawton Lessons... No. 17 By T»HE value of a really first-class full-back is judged by his positional play, the way he uses a ball in his clearances, and his understanding with his goalkeeper, wing-half and centre-half. As the game is played today, it is398 words
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Article896 1949-06-04 11 f THE card of events for today's races at Kuala 1 Lumpur is ffiven below. Double Totes will be on races two and four and six and eight. The Big Sweep will be drawn on race eight. Race 1—2.30: Cl. 3, Div. s— Furs. 000 Kandy Kid896 words
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Advertisement300 1949-06-04 11 BLAZING WITH ADVENTURE! THROBBING WITH EXCITEMENT! H. de Vere SUckpoole's WORLD RENOWNED NOVEL! HIM mm niiml cuut tuNHi urn mm ""JjK^^Pflß^^B ISV* JE.AN SIMMONS Wtf^KHW The Blue Lagoon Jfl A NOEL P'JRCELL CYRIL CUSACK *^J*jfjL JAMES HAYTER JM^^fr' PP^ V*mmi W riA« UkVMDtm fUglUtrf DBT»I»OnOMl Preceded by A Musical Paint300 words
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Advertisement232 1949-06-04 11 IT'S MADNESS TO MISS THIS! TODAY at 11 -1.45 -4.00 -6.30 9.30 Special Morninjr Show s at 9 a.m. Tomorrow: "RIVER LADY" in Technicolor Monday: "LAST OF THE REDMEN" in color Reduced Prices: $1.00 and 50 cts. PHONE P^IIi m HffJ I 5159 TONIGHT AT M'NITE! From actual caie histories232 words
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Miscellaneous102 1949-06-04 11 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 10.00 News from Kuala Lumpur; 10.05 (approz.) Close; 1.00 Programme Summary; 1.02 Dance Music; 1.30 News (also at 7 and 9.30); 1.45 Weekly Singapore Share Market Report; 2.00 Album of Harmony; 2.25 Racing Commentaries from the Selangor Turf Club; 6.15 Danqe Music; 6.30 Children's Programme: 6.43 Light102 words
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Miscellaneous112 1949-06-04 11 English; 8.00 Siamese; 8.33 News (English); 8.45 Dutch; 9oc Kuoyu; 9.30 Burmese; 9. 45 English; 10.00 Radio News Reel; 10.15 Light Music; 10.30 Studies In English Letters 1 'William Plomer'; 10.45 Rhythm on Records' from Radio Malaya; 11.30 News; 11.45 Dance Music; 12.00 Close. AUSTRALIA 5.30 Australian Radio Reel; 5.45112 words
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Article572 1949-06-04 12 FINALISTS Army-Navy, N.S. In Vital Cup Tie VKCiKI Sembilan, Malaya Cup football champions, and Army-Navy, one of the best post-war Service combinations in the South, meet at Jalan Besar Stadium today, and the winning team may well be this year's Southern finalists. Negri Sembilan come to572 words
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Article, Illustration39 1949-06-04 12 I. JTT. RAF. Changi's goalkeeper, getc his hands to th. ball before thr onrushing Tee Slang could connect with bis head during yesterday's Senior League game at Jalan B>«ar against the CA. Changi won 4— 2— Straits Times picture.39 words
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Article446 1949-06-04 12 R.A.F. (Changi) 4; Chinese Athletes 2. /'HINESE Athletes' hopes of winning Senior League honours without conceding a single game were shattered at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday before a large crowd. K.A.F. (Changi) a team completely out of the running did the trick. And they446 words
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Article525 1949-06-04 12 Singapore Football Tables Latest positions in the 3. A I.A. league are: '.A. LAFSelrtai Lovers :ota RaJ« I.E. loyal Navy Brani V lAF Changl EMI "amil.s "tgers I.C.C. I! Signals R C P W D I. T A pis. 11 1 1 33 11 19 11 t 1 1 31AP - 525 words
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Article150 1949-06-04 12 LONDON. Friday. ALL County cricket games had to be abandoned today i-wlng to rain. The only victory in ihe series ending today went to Essex who beat Kent by 47 runs yesterday. Scores j At Liverpool. Lancashire v Warwickshire. Lancashire 282 and 101 for 4 declared.150 words
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Article157 1949-06-04 12 AKIER six moiiuii of waiting, Navy's boxing sensation, Jimmy Newell, who has scored knock-outs In all his three Singapore fights to date, Is about to meet Som Pong. Singapore's wel-ter-weight champion, the opponent Newell has set Ms heart on fighting. This fight, wnith has been talked157 words
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Article53 1949-06-04 12 •THE Singapore Lawn Tennis AsI soclatlon's women's doubles championship was won by Miss L. Walker Taylor, and not Mrs. M. Burnett, in partnership witn Miss I. L. Butt. Miss Walker Taylor and Mis& Butt beat Miss S. Still and Miv D. M. Roper in the women's doubles final53 words
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Article288 1949-06-04 12 THK Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's annual sports meet will taste plaoe at Jalan Beaar stadium on July 22 and 23. These date* wore decided on at a committee meeting of the 8 A A. A. held at the Singapore Recreation Club yesterday. The events to288 words
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Article167 1949-06-04 12 LONDON, r'n "TIIKRI-. are 33 ttrobable run--1 ners for liie premirr cUmk of the British Uirf. tbe Derby, to be run over one and m half miles at Epsom i»u-,.- al HOO hours GMT tomorrow. They are: Amoar f>rakt iH. Juhnaorvei: Barnes Park I\\ Cook); Big Wig-Reuter - 167 words
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Article278 1949-06-04 12 TAUNTON, Friday. I RAIN slopped play when Somerset had scored 43 for one In their second innings, and the match wa.i abandc i"d is a draw. New Zealand had oi rd 297 for nine declared in reply .o Somerset first Innings total of 191. With the NewReuter - 278 words
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Article91 1949-06-04 12 The S.R.C. crtckri teams (or the week-end are: Against Raffles lnjtitutian on the Padang at 2 p m. today: A. Armstrong (capt. i, C. Alphonso. N. Boudewyn E D'AranJo, M. Oammell. D. Miller. J. Martens. R. Scully. O. Webb. P. Yiselman O. Westerhout. Against R.A.P. Tengah91 words
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Article323 1949-06-04 12 LONDON, Friday. OKI CE Woodcock of England has established him- self as European candidate for the vacant world heavyweight crown by knocking out Freddie Mills his countryman, in the 14th round before 46.000 fans at the White City Stadium last night. Woodcock kept his323 words
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Article250 1949-06-04 12 I>KF SIEW YEK - Cup Men Put To 'Test Tomorrow I>KF SIEW YEK By A MONG the thousands watching the Thomas Cup team play the Rest of Malaya tomorrow will be many who will have one question in their minds This question is: Did the Malayans beat the Danes and Americans because they had250 words
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Article67 1949-06-04 12 ]N 1 Junior B. Group 1 nwu-h played at the Oeylang Stadium yesterday. Social A P. drew oneall with Borneo Motors S C. Rough play in the second half marred the game. Borneo Motors opened accounts through inside-left. Salleh. during; a melee in front of67 words
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Article69 1949-06-04 12 Th following will play cricket for the Indian A\soU'i.>n auMiui RAP Changi on the I A mound on Sunday at 2 pm: N. Abbasbhoy icapt i. M K Motiwalla. M Bhatrl.'z. Bhatrl. f\' Sltharam. R V. Slngxni. Sclakaft Blngh. C 8 V Sundrsm. Mohaf mcd Shah N69 words
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Advertisement171 1949-06-04 12 Race Review In Page 11 fj^ Ory M'NITE f%fcyV TONIGHT MVERS TRAVEL? MOIO TTTT^ -Tt' n^5 v f This new service we offer you means that rhe American operated Pacific Overseas Airlines (Siantl Ltd. takes you direct to Bangkok. From Bangkok you fly to India, to the Middle and Near171 words
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Miscellaneous99 1949-06-04 12 HMI MM K Miliu US), Sigil Sembilan v Anny-N*vy J. Besar. FRIENDLY SOCCER: Hotspurs v Qaniaa Farrer Park. CRICKET: Europe is v K. t (Clarke Cup)— S.C.C; l< < B.I.— SJt.C; Potlc* y C.S.C.— Thomson Rd.; S.C.C. Cold Storage— Farrer Park; I.A. v SA.0.8.A.— 1.A.; St. Andrew', v Rorklites— HooeWrlile.99 words
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