The Straits Times, 18 September 1949
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Title Section28 1949-09-18 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Bditlon Off Tb« MMItS) Times e» ttngapo— Vr— Pmss No. 738. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1949. PRICE 10 CENTS28 words
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Article562 1949-09-18 1 Communities ask for 'nationhood 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter ATTAINMENT OF SELF-GOVERNMENT WITH SOVEREIGN STATUS AND THE CREATION THEREIN OF A NATIONALITY SHOULD BE THE AIM OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA. THAT IS THE 'AGREED VIEW" OF THE COMMUNITIES LIAISON COMMITTEE, MOST POWERFUL UNOFFICIAL BODY IN THE COUNTRY, ISSUED562 words
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Article83 1949-09-18 1 THE MEMBERS THE member of the Communities Liaison Committee are: Dato E.E.C. Thuraisingfcam. Chairman. Dato Onn bin |aafar. Sir Roland Braddell. Dato Hamsah bin Abdullah. Mr. Khoo Tcik Ee. Mr. Y. C. Kang. (in place of Mr. Leong Yew Koh). Dato Zainalabidin bin Haji Abbas Dr. MustaHa bin Osman. Inche83 words
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Article302 1949-09-18 1 Sunday Times Special Correspondent THE international status of Singapore, at present the venue of the United Nations Conferences, may be further heightened next month, when the fifth and to daH most important session of ECAFE (Economic Com mission for Asia and the Far East)302 words
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Article23 1949-09-18 1 SAIGON, Bat. Twenty people were killed and several badly injured when a fuel tank exploded near Saigon yesterday.— A.P.AP - 23 words
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Article111 1949-09-18 1 TWO MISSING IN 'BOYS TOWN' PLANE NEW YORK. Sat. UNITED STATES coastguards, cutters and aircraft today began a look-out for the two Italian aviator* Brondello and Barlogllo crossing the Atlantic in a light plan*. Their landing here was well overdue The aircraft was on the last stage of the JourneyReuter - 111 words
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Article61 1949-09-18 1 HONG KONG, Sat.— Two thousand Communist troops of Gen. Liv Poh-chen's 14th army were reported today to have knived across the Kwangtung border into an area only 100 miles north of Canton. The reports said that the troops were operating near Yungyun, 96 miles northUP - 61 words
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Article44 1949-09-18 1 B ATA VIA, Sat— The general strike in Bandjermassln, capital of South Borneo, ended today, the Aneta news agency reported. All employees of government offices and public utilities resumed work early today, followed by personnel of buslnsss firms and banks.— U.P.UP - 44 words
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Article50 1949-09-18 1 GAJiTON, Sat. The United States retained the professional golfers' Ryder Cup here today when they beat Britain by seven matchea to five. Britain won the foursome* yesterday by three matches to one, but the United States recovered to take the singles by six matches to two today.— Renter.Reuter - 50 words
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Article, Illustration118 1949-09-18 1 STRAITS TIMES PICTURES The 1949 edition of STRAITS TIMES PICTURES brings Hi* full beauty of Hi* Malayan icene— in COLOUR! Nineteen colour platei mads from colour Transparencies which faithfully render scenes from Sultans' Installations in the Malay States, the natural beauty of Penang Island, and other striking itudies throughout the118 words
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Article, Illustration133 1949-09-18 1 RANGOON, Sat. TWO prisoners were killed and 124 injured In a riot in Rangoon central jail last night after prison guards, armed with wooden staves, had charged political detainees who had refused to return to their cells. An official statement said the detainees, who numberedReuter - 133 words
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Article101 1949-09-18 1 TOKYO, Sat. THE Norwegian motor collier Helgoy was shelled and damaged by heavy batteries In North Korea last Thursday, according to a signal received by the Yokohama agents of the snip. The captain reported that the attack was carried out from the west coast of KoreaReuter; Reuter-AAP - 101 words
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Article, Illustration286 1949-09-18 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter |OH ORE BAHRU, Saturday. THERE were celebrations in all p- ncipal towns of Johore today in honour of the 76th birthday of Major Ceneral Sir Ibrahim, the Ruler of the State, who is in England. The Istana Besar, was the focal point286 words
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357 1949-09-18 1 Sunday Timet Special Correspondent INFORMATION leaking to the terrorists, rather than 1 lack of information about bandit movements, has been largely responsible in the past for the lack of spectacular results in the anti-bandit campaign, a member of th<i Security Forces told me in an357 words
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Article158 1949-09-18 1 FIRE RIPS LINER: MANY DEAD TORONTO, Sat. AFIRE, believed to have been started in the bar, ripped through t'.ie packed luxury liner Noronic today. Fire officials said many of its 540 passengers were either dead or missing. Thirty firemen have recovered 80 bodies from th« charred and twist»;d wreckage. ThreeUP - 158 words
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Article56 1949-09-18 1 HONG KONU. Sat. TH*; woist flood in 40 year? i.« threatening the inhabit a its of southern Shensl Province where a river has ove •flooded its banks. Thousands of people have alreany been affected. Wide are^s of arable land are covered by the spreading waters, causedReuter - 56 words
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Article, Illustration982 1949-09-18 2 IN THE BALKANS, traditional trouble-spot of Europe, the StalinTito quarrel reaches a cresendo of abuse and threats. PETER BURCHETT has spent much of the past seven months there in Belgrade, Sofia, Prague, Budapest. This is what he has to say I fV^^P^v^^^^P^Pf?^^^^ IttlUUEljiUliJ I TOOK982 words
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942 1949-09-18 2 'JHE divorce court presents the strangest spectacle in American jurisprudence. In 1913 tne ratio of divorces to marriages was one to seven. Now it is one to three. Since 1867, the population has increased 300 per cent; divorce has increased 6,000 per cent. The942 words
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Article312 1949-09-18 2 SIMPANG LIMA - SIMPANG LIMA _b! THROUGHOUT Negri Sembilan there are many kramat», or sacred places. Among these are Arab and Malay graves held In respect and venerated not only Malays b but also by Chinese and Indians. The kramats of Penga kalen Kempas, that of Parol and that312 words
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Advertisement504 1949-09-18 2 Favoured by Fortune WL indeed are those members of the j\ «1J\ V human race to whom the possession IIO^) of a critical, perceptive palate permits I7T a full appreciation of ell the finer nrances of flavour that are to bt found in Rothmans De Luxe Virginia. But then, De504 words
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Article, Illustration33 1949-09-18 3 kJYRTLI SPUKGEON. one 4 the 60 young Singapore socialites who will act at dance hostesses at a dance in aid of Poppy Day Funds to be held at RafNci Hotel on Oct. 133 words
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Article, Illustration48 1949-09-18 3 MISS Pamela Bronthant, daughter of the late Col. A. C. Bromham and Mrs. Bromham, of Tunbridge Weße and Singapore, wai married yesterday at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd to Mr. Fetor Crick, assistant manager of Overseas Corporation (Australia) Ltd. The hesieymee* will be spent at Fraeev's Hill.48 words
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Article535 1949-09-18 3 CALL FOR MALAYAN NATION (Continued from page 1) the Malayan way of life should be given In those two languages when children are sufficiently advanced to understand what is being said. "Every encouragement should be given to the establishment of a steadily increarng number of Government or Government -aided schools535 words
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Article428 1949-09-18 3 Slum dwellers may get aid Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. lOHORE Bahru's Wardihana district, a low 1 lying area between Jalan Nghee Heng and the railway line, is a conglomeration of wretched hovels in which about 2,000 men, women and children live428 words
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Article263 1949-09-18 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter £ONCREGAT|ONS in Singapore churches are tending to increase and revenue from collections is now picking up again after falling off in the early part of the year, church authorities told the Sunday Times last week. Archdeacon Maxwell Gregory attributes the increase263 words
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Article84 1949-09-18 3 Sunday Times Correspondent SEOAMAT, Sat.— "Consider yourself extremely lucky that you were not killed," Inche Abdul Hamld. President of the Segamat Sessions Court, today, told a 42-year-old Indian temple priest, Subbiah, charged with violating the curfew on Melville Estate, Labis. Found walking on the estate84 words
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399 1949-09-18 3 'Malaya should have her own anthem' Sunday Times Staff Reporter A NATIONAL Anthem tor the Federation is suggested by the Communities Liaison Committee in their statement issued yesterday. Until this anthem is written, it it stated, children in the two Settlements should sing "Cod Save the King" and those in399 words
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Article69 1949-09-18 3 Sunday Times Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Ourkhas arrested five suspects after finding a camp in the Jelebu area of Negri Sembllan while following up yesterday's ambush of Gurkhas and police. Thirty bandits ran out of the camp as the Ourkhas approached. A loaded revolver was found,69 words
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Article49 1949-09-18 3 SEOAMAT, Sat, The British Adviser for Johore, accompanied by the Deputy Mentri Besar of the State and Mrs. Falconer, will be in Segamat next week. The District Officer, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Musa, is holding a garden party on Tuesday In honour of the visitors.49 words
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Article, Illustration46 1949-09-18 3 MR. and Mrs. Roland Barker after their marriage at St. Andrew Cathedral yesterday. Mr. Barker b a technical assistant with the P.W.D., Singapore, and a well know* Colony sport——. Mrs. Barker, formerly Miss Sylvia Alice Leicester, is the daughter of Mrs. A. M. Leicester of Slngaaore.46 words
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Miscellaneous115 1949-09-18 3 aiiikiEnH.l i^^ffil i^^T^flfiH^ aWCAPORI 9.00 Programme Summary; 902 1 Morning musk; 9 JO Latin j America; 10.00 News from Kuala Lumpur; 10.15 Hit Parade; 11.00 Paul Temple and the Cunon Case; i 1.30 Light music; 19.00 Programmes in Matey; 1.00 Programme Summary; 1.02 Light music: 1 30 News (also it115 words
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Miscellaneous120 1949-09-18 3 Hi.niica: '">om News ..so at 1.30, 7 it 9.30); 10.16 Hit .ande; 11.00 Paul Temple; 11.30 Light Music; 13.00—14)0 Malay Programme (as Spore); 100 The International Trio; 1.45 Keyboard Cavalcade; 3.00 Show Time; 230 Dance Music; 300 Y.A.F.1.; 4.00 London Radio Orchestra; 4.30 Music of the Jaa Bands; 5.00 Light120 words
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Miscellaneous114 1949-09-18 3 (fTenuu; 7JO BngUsh; 8.00 Siamese; 8.30 News; B.4ft Dutch; 9.00 Kuoyu; 9.30 Burmese; 945 BnglUh- 10 00 Radio News Reel; 10.15 ''Chamber Music Recital"; 11.16 "Science it everyday Life"; 11J0 News; 11.45 "Music for the Olose of Day; 1940 Close. AUSTRALIA 8.30 pjn. Lux Radio Theatre; 8 30 Oversea* Australian114 words
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Article818 1949-09-18 4 C. H. E. DET - WEEKLY FAIR AT ALORSTAR C. H. E. DET by A LOR STAR'S A "Pekanßabu", or Wednesday Fair, is a place you cannot fail to visit if you happen to be in that town. It is there that all the kampong and dusim produce are obtainable at the cheapest price. More818 words
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Article, Illustration23 1949-09-18 4 DEMUR! md DANGEROUS lovely Honor Blackmail, silver blonde British film actress. Note Hie attractive lace mittens, worn with a black satis) evening dreu.23 words
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Article, Illustration681 1949-09-18 4 TALKING OF BOOKS "THAT great Biblical 1 scholar Professor Richard O. Moulton, said of the Scriptures: "We have done almost everything that is possible with these writings. We have overlaid them, clause by clause, with exhaustive commentaries; we have translated them, revised the translation, and quarelled over the revisions; we681 words
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Article125 1949-09-18 4 GREEN GROWS THE UN—O A London correspondent writes: Last week a friend played me a record of one of the "Jingles" by which the work of the United Nations is being popularised abroad. Though these SOsecond songs are playea as a public service in the United States and some British125 words
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Advertisement257 1949-09-18 4 WHICKAILMENTS DOW SUFFER? A /V/t I T '^2- I lV^^^i«^a^mafc^ai \ft^ four doctor will tell you thit often these are warnlni slfns of" MINERAL A VITAMIN DEHtIENCY"-w«mln I s that you're not gettlni enough Minerals and Vitamins which Nature demands you to have. The cooked-out foods you eat aren't giving257 words
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Miscellaneous277 1949-09-18 4 Records of the Week TANNHAUSIR, .njoy.d is m.gnific.nHy realised by On the reverse side he hss th« i. «n... Kirstes) Flagstad, who Is one of vocals sll to himself in a tuneful wnere many .rt.tr f|w #fcw<f illt#rßftfen Wagwer numitr called "While the AngW.g.ri.n works fail In popuU- tingwg red.v.277 words
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Article, Illustration1477 1949-09-18 5 SO TEARS TEACHING TiHE unique record of 1 having been actively engaged in the teaching profession for a half a century in Kuala Lumpur belongs to Mr. R. THAMPIPILLAY. The greater part of this service, 36 years, was spent as a teacher at the Victoria Institution, which1,477 words
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Advertisement385 1949-09-18 5 tflaV m Mi 60 years M%£\ reputation \\jgs# these two new lines V^^^ Db WITT'S baby (OUGH SYRUP syrup wi+h GUAIACOL fyr CREOSOTE Children up for AJulis to 5 years BaaßHaaavaaaMßßß Obtainable Jrum all Disjxniariet aaaUBBaaHBBBiBBBaI Fool Itch Cause Killed in 4 Days Pain and Itching I Stopped in 7385 words
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Advertisement273 1949-09-18 5 mofces a suggestion If ym want to b« rtally populu with youi mmm children youi niaces and nephew* ot any other child in Britain now. tend them a 7 H>. tin of iwutii fof Chrtttna«. Send them one of these: Keiller f Miscd Fruit Drop* Keillcr't Barley Sugji Oropt Keiller273 words
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Article, Illustration752 1949-09-18 6 PETER ROBINSON - PETER ROBINSON bitKs IN PHOTOCRAkHY-11 by 1 ET me introduce to you a giant that 20 years ago was a baby, unborn in the photographic world. Ladies and gentlemen the flashbulb! He is a very simple fellow, closely resembling a domestic lamp. Lacking the familiar lump filament,752 words
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Article, Illustration644 1949-09-18 6 SKIPPER - SKIPPER L ROVER Scout Leader L M. K. Pillay, of Seremban, tells me that his crew is the first open Crew In the town. It was formed in July and has a dozen members, all of whom except R. S. L. Pillay and A. R. S. L., G.644 words
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Article559 1949-09-18 6 A NOTHER "Listeners A Library," the ninth In the series, is on the air again tonight at the usual time, 8.30. This time Margery Morris has adapted Flaubert's famous novel, "Madame Bovary." Pamela Titheradge, whom you will remember for her excellent performance in "Wuthering Heights," plays the559 words
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Advertisement335 1949-09-18 6 POND'S IfJ&?j4s y^J^W^ POWDER I /f Smooth as silk 10ft as moonlight r' *^'^'J& r Sx* V d^c^te *he morning mist fr \Y\\ F** fc" 11 Artery, for subtle charm v*^§flls*»i*(T m# to b k n< w t 1 l rour eoniplcxioa, Y^^^T*' /J^rtfjr P ve na touch to your335 words
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Advertisement140 1949-09-18 6 BRAND'S ESSENCE OF CHICKEN ,1 f^Hk |l^b^j' Aiwayi have Band Aid In U>« I^pßjj^ house to deil In mediately with knocks mad cut*. It la surgically W^- :A Mft v It stretches with the skin. Band Aid U made by Johnson It Johnson, wnow hygienic dressings *.-*X ar Jaroou* among140 words
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Article133 1949-09-18 7 Sunday Times Suit Reporter rpHE current International J Labour Organisation conference at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Singapore, has been closed to the Press in the past week because some delegates felt that the repotting of preliminary discussion* might embarrass their governments, the 1X.0.. SMT+-tary-general. Mr.133 words
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Article86 1949-09-18 7 Sunday rimes Correspondent SEGAMAT. Sat.- 'There is no truth In the story and It is Just a fabrication by some special constables 'cause I we refused to give them free lifts on our bus too often was the explanation given to the Segamat Circuit Magistrate by86 words
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Article58 1949-09-18 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter The Third Singapore Company of the Boys Brigade held its 13th annual inspection and display at the Riffles Institution yesterday. Bqr.-Leader J. Johnson. Chaplain of the R.A.F.. was the inspecting officer. Mr. A. M. Cherian, the Battalion secretary, took the chair58 words
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Article, Illustration68 1949-09-18 7 THii is a drying at IM Santa Maria, Chrisrophei Col.mkws's famous ship. laijle-Lion Distributers are searching for a Model of the Santa Maria, which they would lik* to borrow i» connection with the Malayan premier, of Hie I Arthm Rank film "Christopher Columbut." which will b« (hewsi at the Cathay68 words
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Article391 1949-09-18 7 Radio 'hams 9 get together Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. EVERY Friday night at nine o'clock an unusal party starts in Malaya. It is contact night for a group of Malayan radio amateurs hams in their own parlance who get together via their transmitters.391 words
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Article75 1949-09-18 7 1 n c Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's noon prices on Saturday (Sept. 17) were in cents Der lb. Bayer Seller No. 1 R.S 8. Spot loose nominal 36% 37 i FOB in ba'es October No. 1 RJ3.S. 364 37N, No. 2 R.S.S. 35 Vi 35 V, No.75 words
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Article, Illustration104 1949-09-18 7 AicA pj/if was ncM by the Oriental l*el „v tu.tnc Co Ltd., yesterday at telephone House, on the occasion of the presentation of Long Service Certificates to 34 members of tho staff who had served the Company for over 25 years. A tec rioM of the recipients ate from left104 words
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Article166 1949-09-18 7 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANC, Saturday. MO Seng Sooi, 63-year-old Penang rubber merchant, found dying in his Anson Road house on July 19, had been heavily in debt, his daughter, Mrs. Cheah Wat Sun, testified in the Coroner's Court today. Mrs. Cheah said that, after166 words
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Article243 1949-09-18 7 Malaya 'best place ever' Sunday Times Staff Reporter ENGLISH Public schoolboys who have spent the last six K weeks in Malaya on holiday vote Malaya "the best place ever." Now the fun is over. "D Day has arrived for all of them, many left by Qantas-8.0 A.C. air-liners last week243 words
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Article96 1949-09-18 7 Sunday Times Stall Beporui pEYLON has yet to Inform Vj the Federation Government \.iiether she will accent Malaya't dflei of 20,000 tons of Ft-yptien rice to help her to improve her stock position. rhe otlir was made this mentn by the Federation Oovtrnmert, and if96 words
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Article60 1949-09-18 7 Sur.a. niBO iwrreapoMleitl SEGAMVT, Sat. Owners of houses in the newly declared Tenang Station Town Board area of Segamat are informed that the valuations and rates to be imposed on their premises are now open for inspection at the Segamat Town Board Office. Any complaint;, regarding60 words
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Article72 1949-09-18 7 SCOUTS GUIDES PAY HOMACE Sondav Times Correspondent SEREMBAN. Sat. SKA Scouts Boy Scouts, Guides, cubs and brownies, all ir urJtorm. attended the cremation ceremony at Port Diuksun ci Gumdur Singh, y-jucgest son of Mr. Glnder Singh a prominent Port Dii-k.si.ri businessman and the past president of the Seremban Rotary Club.72 words
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Article70 1949-09-18 7 Sundat lime* Corre'sonetent GEMAS. Bat.— The Gemas Welfare Committee has drawn up an elaborate programme for Welfare Week which begins on Sept. 24 Highlights of the programme are a charity football match between Gemas Town and the Gemas Railway Institute, charity cinema shows on Oct. 170 words
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Article55 1949-09-18 7 Sunday Times Correspondent BENTONO. Sat. Inche Hussain bin Hajl Mohd Sidek. 0.C.PJ5., Bentong, was the guest of honour at a function held at the Government Recreation Club here, at which his friends and associates congratulated him on his receipt of the Colonial Police Medal and his55 words
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Article40 1949-09-18 7 Sunday Times Correspondent MUAR, Sat Muar girl guides held a camp fire at the Muar girl guides hat at Jalan Abdulrahman last night. The District Commissioner for Olrl Guides, Mls s M. L. Anderson, was !n charge.40 words
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Article35 1949-09-18 7 Sundaj Times Correapondem IPOH. Bat.— Pour Chinese connecteo with bandits have bee*i detained in Perak. Three] of them mere from the 13th mile Tanjcng Rambutan, and I the fourth from Bldor. >35 words
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565 1949-09-18 8 Singapore, Sept., 18, 1949. Toward the future FE fuiiue 01 Malaya as a nation was char Led yesterday in a document issued in Johore Bahru by the Communities Liaison Committee as a result of three days of intensive discussion. This document, fearless in Its recognition of Malaya's problems and wise565 words
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Article, Illustration1331 1949-09-18 8 KEN JALLEH - KEN JALLEH by fA RE you short and fat and clumsy, with a face like a bullfrog? Are you tall, dark and hunched, with a face like a tombstone? Do you belong to that "Inspector" type the broad, rough and burly personality with fat cheeks and1,331 words
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Article, Illustration632 1949-09-18 8 CHARLES GIBSON - CHARLES GIBSON by »THE habiliments of 1 European men In Singapore have lately been adversely commented upon by a lady and by someone, obviously conscious of his minority views, who takes cover under the soubriquet of "Englishman." The lady's criticisms were answered devastatingly and wittily632 words
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Article270 1949-09-18 8 EMC mixOHELL - EMC mixOHELL What our town needs— B by rw\RADESMEN in Kluam; 1 have little or no competition—a condition that is greatly exploited. Whisky— an "under-the-c 0 v n t c r" commodity for many months in this district— U unobtainable unless the customer's account is sufficiently large. Frozen meat270 words
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Article177 1949-09-18 8 Schoolgirl princess loves a king TjAHK EYED Princess V Sirikit, atti-actice 17--year-old daughter of Thailand's Ambassador in London, is in love with a king. She met 21-year-oid King Phumiphon of Thailand 'or the first time a year ago. Their engagement was it»pt secret for some time. "I am very young177 words
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Advertisement510 1949-09-18 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. MARRIAGES MUNRO-BEROAMIN: On Friday, the 16th Sept.. 1049, at the Cathedral of the Oood Shepherd. Singapore, Tnnes, younger son of the late Mr. and Mrs J. Munro of Wick, Scotland, to Lily, only daughter of the late Mr. H. Bergamln and Mrs. Bergamln of Batavla. CRICK-BROMHAM: The marriage510 words
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Advertisement17 1949-09-18 8 Finest Broken Orange Pekoe 1 lb. Foil. Pkt $2.00 1 lb Tin $2.30 2 lb Fin $4.5017 words
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Article173 1949-09-18 9 SWOOP ON K.L NIGHT SPOTS Check-up on parks, hotels Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. MILITARY police, civil police and auxiliaries swooped on Kuala Lumpur's night spots last night and interrogated thousands of people. A road block patrol sped through the town to make surprise half-hour checks at Cheras173 words
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Article, Illustration37 1949-09-18 9 THE march past at the ISth annual inspection and display of the First Singapore Company of the Boys' Brigade in the Victoria School Hall on Friday night. It. Col. O'Dwyer, of the Royal Engineers, took the salute.37 words
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Article78 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has appealed to its 1,400 members to contribute as generously as possible towards the Malaya University Endowment Fund Letters together with printed forms to indicate the amount of contribution Intended have Been circulated to the78 words
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Article157 1949-09-18 9 DELEGATES LIKED THE THEATRE Sunday Times Staff Reporter TWO early arrivals at the Little Theatre in Armenian Street, Singapore, to claim their seats last night for a special theatrical performance in honour of United Natons conference representatives were two Indian delegates. Mr. D. L. Deshpande j and Mr. S. N.157 words
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Article42 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter For cheating the sales manager of Maclaine, Watson Co. of three cases of brandy, a Chinese. Chew Sze Ong, was sentenced to 18 months' j rigorous imprisonment in the Singapore First District Court 1 yesterday.42 words
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Article69 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Cathay cinema was first opened on Oct. 3, 1939. and from the beginning of next month special anniversary celebrations are being arranged, including a programme of outstanding films. Apart from special decoration of the cinema building and various other surprises,69 words
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Article58 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter The Commissioner-General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. leaves Singapore by air this morning on a visit to Borneo He will go first to Brunei, where he is to attend the ce)pbratlon of the silver Jubilee of the Sultan of Brunei on Sept. 20.58 words
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Article252 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter DARE Singapore orchids will leave by air today for Olympia, London, where they will be included in a flower show to be held between Sept. 22 and 24. Yesterday, members of the Malayan Orchid Society were ar the home of the Director252 words
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Article76 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A mahjong drive in aid nf the Singapore Harbour Board Boys Club was held at the residence of Mrs. J. T. B. Mossett at Telok Blangah Road last Thursday. It was organised by a committee comprising of Mrs. J. T.76 words
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Article, Illustration159 1949-09-18 9 U.S. honours Malayan after 4 years Sunday Time* Staff Report*-. rrXHE President of the UnlX ted States has awarded the Medal of freedom, with Bronze Palm, to Mr. Anker Rentse, State Development Officer, Ke lan tan. The military attache to the U.S Consul -General in Singapore yesterday Issued the following159 words
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Article29 1949-09-18 9 Tiu following have been appointed honorary consultants to thf- General Hospital. Singapore- Brigadier R. A. Bennett Brigadier C. M. Marsden, Lieut. Col. J McChie. Major E. L. Manton29 words
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Article215 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THOUSANDS crowded Hie RAF. base at Seletar yesterday when a fun fair was held in aid of Earl Haig's Poppy Day Fund. One of the most popular of the 120--odd side-shows was a giant chute, made from a Spitfire packing cis215 words
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Article53 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Correfcvondent SEGAMAT, Sat. Three Malay reservations, covering 15 246 acres, in the Jementah mukim of Segamat have been established. The largest of 13.600 acres, to be known as the Teblng Tinggl reserve. The other two will be known. as Kampong Jawa Jementah and the53 words
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Article, Illustration114 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Staff Kepori. i TV/E Royal Singapore Qolf Club's bulldog. Pharaoh, has been made en associate member of the club Pharaoh was presented to the club last year and it was thought—probably with reason that his presence would discourage burglars at night. Some difficulty was114 words
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Article47 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Correspondent The Inaugural meeting of the University of Malaya District Appeal Committee at Segamat will be held at the Government English School on Tuesday at 3.45 p.m. The British Adviser. Johore. who Is chairman of the State Appeal Committee, will address the meeting.47 words
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Article298 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter COR decades, Chinese mothers have used a popular patent medicine to treat minor ailments of their babies. Described on its label as a "baby's protector," the medicine, "Poh Chin Tan," is imported from Kwangtung and Hong Kong. From this week, however, this298 words
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Article23 1949-09-18 9 SEGAMAT. Sat.— For driving a car without a licence, a youne Indian, Husin, was fined $15 in the Segamat Court.23 words
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Article39 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter Mr. and Mrs. On? Kah Lock gave a farewell Chinese dinner for the Municipal Secretary, Mr. W. Duncan, and his wife, at the New World last night. There were more than 50 Kuests.39 words
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Article, Illustration289 1949-09-18 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter EIGHTY-NINE year old Mr. A. Sheffield, probably rh« oldest European in Malaya today, was among th# public who were shut out when the current ILO conference met in closed sessions last week. Mr. Sheffield told the Sunday Times yesterday: have289 words
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Advertisement74 1949-09-18 9 Life is Brighter with sparkling >k ROBERT PORTER C° UMITEdV/ PRICE PER CARTON 24 PINTS $16.00 12 QUARTS $15.00 Also Available Continental Brewed At The Same Prices ROBINSONS RAFALES PLACE SPORE Why do her teeth stfuf white? W^S^* T«!tt> Cleaned *ftb Gihhs Dentifrice stay sound and ffhttr heuume (bey «re74 words
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Article929 1949-09-18 10 BRIDGET CHETWYND - NO STARS, BUT THE SHOW GOES ON BRIDGET CHETWYND by LIKE a Ch inese ceremonial dragon the London season for debutantes has been got on its feet again the feet of the gallant mothers who believe this traditional experience to be as essential fsr their daughters as a Public School929 words
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Article, Illustration782 1949-09-18 10 Penelope - Penelope Notebook...... by rtONSIDER for just a \j few moments how very important It Is to look nice at the back as well as the front view. A smart woman coming down a street Is sure to encourage people to turn and look at her. How very782 words
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Article344 1949-09-18 10 CVERY doctor in genEl eral practice ia accuatomed to the middle-aged wom&n patient who cornea to him and complaint of a vague feeling of ill-health and malaise. Middle age la exceedingly trying for a woman lo some extent this la unavoidable, but medical science now344 words
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Advertisement399 1949-09-18 10 The quickstep again 1 THIS week we return to the Quickstep in order to IsSM two figures wheh look extremely attracHM when well danced, but which are not at ail j difficult to learn. The diagram below shows the rough pattern made by the feet of both partners when dancing399 words
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Advertisement375 1949-09-18 10 Lovely curls 9mMi^ MM** amm Rlk^] hJR Baiiftlß^Ea^LkaSßßflliV^Liiil wan IES Pinup The amazing new permanent ware you give YOURSELF at HOME! This marvellou* discovery is ddighting women all ovek the world 1 Now, yo*i too can give yourself a luHtrous permanent wave in fevr houra in your own home. You375 words
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Article821 1949-09-18 11 MARY HEATHCOTT - MARY HEATHCOTT by fTIARAS are back in fashion. Or so I am told by tri i National Jewellers' Association. This Is news guaranteed to set me scrabbling in the trunk in the attic where I keep my old tiaras. It is essential to be in821 words
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Article334 1949-09-18 11 I went out to lunch re--1 cently with a friend from Malaya. We went to the Berkeley Buttery, which is a popular place for lunch with women after a shopping session. Our bill was £2 odd which was no surprise to me, since we had* had drinks334 words
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Article, Illustration154 1949-09-18 11 Thk.._ really only on* golden ml* to follow when choosing clothes for children they must be comfortable. After that one can consider style. Sketched here are three children wearing "easy to live in" clothes. The child on the left is clutching a disreputable bunny with one eye.154 words
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Article465 1949-09-18 11 Can yvu tell me why it v that some people quite literally make one tired? I have in mind two people, quite unlike each other, whose company leaves me exhausted and bilious— A. M. T. TITHER they are ex- tremely demanding people or they are parasitical in personality465 words
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Article82 1949-09-18 11 FR BROWN STAINS between the teeth try an orange-stick dipped in tooth paste with a little powdered pumice mixed with it. This must be done only occasionally otherwise it will destroy the natural enamel. Peroxide in the tooth glass when washing the teeth will also whiten them. DERFUME82 words
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Article354 1949-09-18 11 THE housewife holds the health of the family— and indirectly of the community—in her hands, /ood should do more than satisfy hunger it should maintain health and in .-ease resistance to disease as well. The range of manufactured foods is so wide nowadays hat some354 words
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Article835 1949-09-18 12 R.H. NAYLOR - What the STRAS foretell R.H.NAYLOR\ E THIS WEEK FOR YOU CAPRICORN (Dee. 21— Jan. 19)— Likely to be a week of Important business developments and may coincide with the launching uf some scheme of study or training. Wednesday and Thursday should bring news that may determine jour plans for the835 words
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Article412 1949-09-18 12 MEM I*b£USBSS douses, when all i*m, -SiSl™ at to •25^ 55? b f E? caUed com" petlttre doubles. They constitute one or tne most difficult phases of contract, since it is unposslbl- lay down any hard and fast nuesEach hand to separate and Individual and calls for such412 words
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Advertisement435 1949-09-18 12 dividing w;:ie CARLOS has 21 wine casks. Seven are full, seven are half full and seven are empty He Is giving up his vineyard business and wishes to divide the casks and wine among three friends. He wants to do this without mixing wine by transferring wine from one cask435 words
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Miscellaneous51 1949-09-18 12 ly Edgar Rice Burroughs ICVmS* l^ai f**|fP #J LMd a^^UJaU tf*lr*^\-lT 1 a^Ha^a^B.' —^f^^f^Kj iv 1 rt 1 VS. I ItnOLI-'M UL^K "I r R«/ \*SWr* rNHJn I. B^Ml^lf %k^^tLS~*4rTtNTp? aJafaJMMaWLW— WMF ht wVt^L O Mm\i J^^^*"~ A^a^ala^a^a^PPlw^^afl a^aß \IM J V-«aMrl2a^a3 I MUTTFRPI^ I 9^\Y W^ jS'^a^^^^aSrfa^a^a^af Vla^^V^ak.^a^ afll51 words
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Article148 1949-09-18 13 Sunday Times Segamat Sports Correspondent WILLIAM Tan became the singles If champion in the Segamat District badminton tournament far novices, beating Tan Hwa Lee In the final last week. The doubles event Is also in tne final stage and should be concluded this week. Results of last148 words
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Article, Illustration899 1949-09-18 13 SHARPSHOOTER takesyou 'lnside Sport' rpwo of Malaya's 1 finest badminton strategists Singapore champions before the war— are scheming to outwit each other on the court again, but only through their respective proteges. Leow Kirn Fatt, whose victory over the former All England champion, J. P Devlin, gave899 words
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Article82 1949-09-18 13 Sunday Times Segamat Sporte Correspondent AN attempt Is being made to Interest Segamat girls In hockey and the Segamat English School have begun regular practices for girl students. There was a women's hockey team playing in the district before the war but the big snag82 words
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Article109 1949-09-18 13 Across: 1. Baste; 6. Chaotic; 11. Eccentric; 13. Grind; 13. Adipose; 15. Reed; 16. Owed; 17. Tow; 18. Pals; 30. Doctors; 33. Dream; 36. Greets; 37. Seance; 38. Eases; 39. Planted; 30. Gaud; 31. Ago; 33. Rest; 34. Fist; 36. Verdant; 37. Mania; 38. Precedent; 39. Dilated; 40.109 words
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Miscellaneous65 1949-09-18 13 Headlines or the Week HoNj>\V HONDA>V I LdngchaMK JL HAS /vo*Y' *f/VM-2iAY ti&sw&S Aaous*e*' WOU f 40,000. m CrOT #/6 7-//ZS L&3S 'SGatfg' **>&£ orre^ "&«iusH tX/ctier ms A/or &wveA* "S.r.c. got&9.ooo 'sgh&v 7b SAY «or«,** am WmA£^ T*e*4's A TtUKSM* fg|t>AY "A teFMe host nr* Ar C/Ha £Sf£C/*Lty WS65 words
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Article429 1949-09-18 14 Preparing for busy season Sunday Times Penang Sports Correspondent DESPITE lack of co-ordinated coaching and the shortage of outside teams with which they can play friendly matches, Penang Combined Schools are preparing for a busy rugger season this year. On their programme will be a429 words
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Article, Illustration52 1949-09-18 14 (^RAFTSMAN Williams Stevens, of 12th Infantry Workshops, RE. ME., does a corkscrew dive, one of several dives that secured him the award for the best direr at the unit swimming gala at the Victoria Institution swimming pool, Kuala Lumpur. The gala was part of the units' flnt anniversary celebrations.— Army52 words
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Article, Illustration37 1949-09-18 14 THE Army's athletes bt- gin at an early age, Roger Hale (aged 2'- 2 yean), son of A. 8. M. William Hale, R.E.M.E., throws hit first discus at the 12th. Infantry Workshops athletic meet.— Army PR. picture.37 words
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Article59 1949-09-18 14 P their first match yesterday, Raffles Institution defeated the BOD. Civilians by two goals to nil at hockey on the school ground Vastly superior in the attack, Raffleslans opened the score In the first half through Williams. In the second half, after series of raids, the schoolboys59 words
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Article63 1949-09-18 14 Malayan Airways' soccer team defeated the Malayan Teacher's Union by three goals to one at soccer at Parrer Park yesterday. After a scoreless first half, Malayan Airways opened their I score through Chal In the middle of the second half. Borham added the second and soon afterwards63 words
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Article28 1949-09-18 14 The RA.F. Police beat the Singapore Malay Teacher*' Union at hockey yesterday at the Tanglln School by onp goal to nil. Sulalman was the scorer.28 words
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Article67 1949-09-18 14 Sunday Times Muar Sports Correspondent OELANGOR Hockey Association officials for this season are: Chairman, H. P. Clancy, hon secretary K. Sathlvelo, hon. treasurer, Hul Weng Chee, State selectors: H. P Clancy (chairman), K. Sathlvelu. J. Morrison, Gorbez Singh. Che Mahmood Ambak. State coach: H. M. de67 words
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Article303 1949-09-18 14 G ANTON (Yorks), Saturday. rpHE United States led Great Britain by five matches 1 to three at the end of the first 18 holes of the 36 holes singles in the Ryder Cup professional golf contest here today. Britain won the foursomes yesterday byReuter - 303 words
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Article214 1949-09-18 14 PLAYED at Changl yesterday, a the cricket match between the Police and the R.A.F. Changl ended in a draw, neither completing an Innings. The Police put up 187 for three wickets ad declared. J. C. Cook* being undefeated with 99. The Airmen had scored 114214 words
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Article76 1949-09-18 14 pYMKHANA Football XI against \J Rocklltes S.C. on Wednesday on the C.V.M.A. ground will be chosen from: A. Rahman (capt), Paul. 8. V. Plllay. 8. K. Plllay. C. P. Cavalar, Mahon, Carrol, K.^sim. Tian Soo. Narayanan, Supplah, Wlnson, Kallp. Ibrahim, Amln, Simon and Llm. NEE SOON WIN MEE76 words
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590 1949-09-18 14 pon ah JUAN of Tan Tock Seng Hospital, winner of the 100 yards, 330 yards, 440 yards and high jump events at the second annual athletic sports of the Singapore Medical Services Union, held at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, won the Individual championship with 13 points,590 words
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Advertisement358 1949-09-18 14 VALUE that makes MOTORING HISTORY SRB^lm^m^lmllmaHllni^flC^ J the FAR east I account of itself undtr I BBB^^H conJi'doni ol lime* 1 I among IA« t*or«l I MORRIS have arw* r led the motoring una g i' U M$." M world for r«lue. The ntx, MORRIS W OXFORD make* oew ftaadardi358 words
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Article517 1949-09-18 15 LONDON, Saturday. A LL five unbeaten teams in the four soccer Leagues maintained their records today. Division One leaders, Wolverhampton Wanderers, scored a 2 1 victory at Everton, Liverpool beat Birmingham at Birmingham by three goals to two, while Mansfield also won away defeating Barrow517 words
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Article401 1949-09-18 15 CSC favourites for the title IF THERE is no rain today, the Singapore ftrlckei Association's inaugural tournament will come to a finish in a manner that even its most ardent supporters did not think possible at the beginning of the season. Whatever the final result, the401 words
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Article, Illustration90 1949-09-18 15 NEGRI SembiUn Indian soccer team, which beat Penan* Indians four -one to win the Bardha i Trophy for the inter-State Indian soccer competition in the first post-war match of the series. Negri Indians have a young team, coached by Mr. A. Rozario, former Negri Malaya Cup player. Back row (leftEdward Jesudasan - 90 words
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Article268 1949-09-18 15 Ist Inns. P. W. L. W. L. I) Vis. B.R.C. 15 4 C S 2 101 C.S.C. 15 2 0 9 2 2 99 B.C.C. 15 4 0 4 3 4 97 RAF. S«leUr 15 1 2 6 4 2 R.A.K. Changi 16 1 0 2 5 V268 words
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783 1949-09-18 15 T ADDIE Outschoorn, the former Singapore cricketer now with Worcestershire, finished 109 th. in the English first-class batting averages for the season just concluded. His figures were: 52 i runs; 215 not out highest The leading 50 averages for batting and bowling v»re783 words
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Article171 1949-09-18 15 IN a high scoring match, the Singapore Cold Storage defeated Shell Company by eight wickets at Fairer Park yecterday. Shell compiled 124 runs for thre« wickets at declared, and the Cold Storage replied with 160 runs for two. Woodford and Wilson carried their bats for 42 and171 words
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Article166 1949-09-18 15 Sunday Times Johore Bahru Sport* Correspondent THE annual soccer match to mark the Sultan of Johore's birthday between the State Malays and the State Chinese for the Tung Seng Cup was played on the Istana padang yesterday and resulted In a win for the Malays166 words
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Article28 1949-09-18 15 T*HE cricket match between I Singapore Cricket Club and P.W.D., which was to have been played on the Padang, was cancelled owing to the rain.28 words
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Article211 1949-09-18 15 TULIPSE Badminton Party, Slngaore will celebrate vs 13th anniversary next week-en^ at the seaside bungalow of a patron, Dr. Chla Kens Ho, at Padang Terbarker in Bedok The occasion will also be taken to welcome two new patrons of the Party, Dato C J. Paglar and211 words
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Article293 1949-09-18 16 WET SPELL HERALDS PERAK MEETING Longchamps v. crack sprinters By EFSOM JUttf THE September-October rainy spell in the Kinta valley was heralded by heavy evening nho wers and it looks like a wet Autumn meeting in Ipoh. Both the main course and the training track, made heavy by 2.75 inches293 words
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Article415 1949-09-18 16 Sunday Times Ipoh Sports Reporter WEIGHTS for all seven races to be run on Saturday, Sept. 24, the first day of the Perak Turf Club Autumn Meeting, and three races on the second day, Wednesday, Sept. 28, are given below. Class I—l MIU and415 words
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Article61 1949-09-18 16 Sunday Times Malacca Sports Correspondent UALACCA created a big l surprise yesterday by beating Negri three-nil at Malacca to win the Fal- I coner Cop In their annual Inter-Government Services fixture. The Negri team Included Soon Teck, Kee Fah and the Sheik brothers, Mustapha and All.61 words
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Article146 1949-09-18 16 By EPSOM JEEP HONEY COMB has fl.iished hit career as a racehorse. This flve-old-son of Lambert Simnel showed no inclination for racing in his last few starts, and I understand his owners have completed arrangements to sell him to a Siamese syndicate for stud purposes.146 words
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250 1949-09-18 16 Sunday Times Kuala Lumpur Sports Reporter THE Selangor Boxing Board of Control and its co-opted members Messrs. Khoo Cheng Kiat, Aster Gunesekera and Ho Kirn Meng will jointly promote a special card at the Bukit Bintang Park on Sept. 23, the proceeds to250 words
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Article507 1949-09-18 16 su iday Times Kuala Lumpur Sports Correspondent OVERCOMING very vigorous opposition, the v Selangor Club beat the Selangor Police by 18 points to 14 on the Kuala Lumpur padang yesteriay evening, scoring three goals and a penalty against a goal, two tries and a penalty. It507 words
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Article95 1949-09-18 16 Sunday Times Koala Lumpur Sports Correspondent MOK Kal Khoon beat Nal Som See on a technical knockout In the third round at the Buklt Blntang Park on Friday night. Th» flght was stopped by the referee after Som See had sustained a cut95 words
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Article433 1949-09-18 16 Badminton notes by CAPTAIN THE Selangor senior inter- team doubles league for the handsome Car Ie Co. challenge cup will begin this weekend and will see all three Selangor members of the victorious Malayan Thomas Cup team turning out for their respective clubs for433 words
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Article, Illustration50 1949-09-18 16 Gold Cup champagne UR. H. C. Reilly. chairman of the Singapore Turf 11 Clnb, pours champagne into the Singapore Gold up for distribution to the guests at Friday's dinner, At. Yeo Hock Seng (right), the host, won the trophj »Jth his horse, Lonrcbam ps 11, last week. Sunday Times picture.50 words
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Article112 1949-09-18 16 Sunday Times Penan* Spurts orrrspondent TAIPINO, beat the Penang Sports Club by 9 points (two tries and a penalty goal) to 3 (a try) on the International Club ground In Penang at Rugby yesterday. At half-time Talplng led by six points to three. Ballister opened112 words
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