Malaya Tribune, 9 July 1947
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Title Section57 1947-07-09 1 The Malaya Tribune j}Y THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA *%ow printed simultaneously in Singapore* W Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) .(.in PA««l SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1947 TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune London Agents:—Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St.57 words
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Article93 1947-07-09 1 lubiine Staff Reporter.) tal ol ibout 300.000 yards ili > not Japanese, are be made available to the port- public at the end of this month. This follows the recent issue I »4-million yards of Japa- stiles, nearly all of which an reported to have93 words
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Article49 1947-07-09 1 Reuter. LONDON July B.—The Mi-1-fj: Cress has been awarced t.j old Royal Air Words V. z::. Lev.* e: ant Frark William I Cettari, a member of a team which parachuted irto Elephant Ration, m May 1945 aid cuuticlkd the air strips trabUng the pos'-ion to be captured—Reuter.Reuter. - 49 words
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333 1947-07-09 1 (By S. Y. NG., Tribune Staff Reporter) Two Singapore firms, one a Chinese and the other an Indian, have applied officially to be among the 64 private traders from the United Kingdom and tne Coloneis who are to be included in the initial333 words
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Article186 1947-07-09 1 London. July B.—Herbert Morrison, Lord President the Council, frankly warned the Commons today that lin's drastic shortage of dollars might give her no alternative but to slash her imports to 25 per cent below the level now contemplated in the new austerity import programme. "The186 words
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82 1947-07-09 1 Reuter— AAP. WEL3OURNE. July 8.-Ac- to press reports reactionUme rfom Townsville. iZ l m airmen fr the So- J Islands report that Maganders had declared British settlement I: ganders, say these re- unded from their war P l a S and blowpipes. Th« trouble, sayReuter—AAP. - 82 words
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108 1947-07-09 1 (Tribune Staff Repoitcr.) There are strong rumours that it has been decided to nominate 18 and elect nine Municipal Commissioners with the acceptance of the ward system as recommended in the Laycock report on the reconstitution of the Singapore Commrsskm. The Commissioners have decided, it is understood,108 words
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Article113 1947-07-09 1 Atomic Weapons Reuter. Lake Success. New York. July f.—-Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet delegate, today warned the United Nations for a second time that if the prohibition of atomic weapons was not linked with general disarmament it would bring forth "the collapse of the whole decision of theReuter. - 113 words
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Article70 1947-07-09 1 i (Tribune Staff Reported "Extortion letters." in Beach Road area alone have increased from nine in May to 24 in June. In Singapore Island there were 33 extortion letters in May and 47 in June. A Police Officer who stated that some youths were apparently sending70 words
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Article31 1947-07-09 1 Reuter. London. July 7. Suggestion boxes used by fight ir*? men K» the war are to yield Ideas for a CommoweaKh conference on the development ot which has opened in London.—Reuter.Reuter. - 31 words
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152 1947-07-09 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter.) Dr. W. J. Vickers. Director oi Medical Services. Singapore, is in London as Malaya's represei .ative at the World Conference on Tuberculosis Prevention This work, it is expected h» will address the meeting on Tuberculosis in Malaya, a disease which152 words
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123 1947-07-09 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter.) Kuala Lumpur. July B.—Arrangement are being made to send managers of co operative stores in Malaya to the Singapore Co-operative Store, considered to be one of the best organized in the Empire, for training, it is reliably learned. Mr Lim123 words
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Article17 1947-07-09 1 Reuter. London, July —Bullets found by choirboys in Alton Parish. Church were relics of the Civil War.—Reuter.Reuter. - 17 words
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161 1947-07-09 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter.) "Singapore is a big distributing centre for all food animals, horses and dogs," said tho Chief Veterinary CXncer, Capt. D. P. White yesterday. "As many as 60 dogs arrive in a single consignment," he said. Scores of horses from Australia have161 words
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Article92 1947-07-09 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter.) Singapore experienced another 24 hours of calm and no serious crime was reported. Yesterday there were two simple robberies in which no arms were used. At Telok Blanga Road a', 530 a.m.. two Chinese robbed a compatriot on the road of $20 At 1092 words
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164 1947-07-09 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. July 8.Commenting on Governments's iecent circular about "No po--1 tics in schools," Mr. Wu Tian Wang, member of the MCP three-man delegation to the Empire Communist Conference which recently concluded in London, said in an interview: "I am aware164 words
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Article87 1947-07-09 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A freak baby was bom to a Chinese squatter's wife at Pulau Tckong Besar, off Singapore Island last weekThe child is reported to be normal in the body, and lower portion of the face, but it is believed that it has no forehead. Its87 words
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165 1947-07-09 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Yet anothr-r Asiatic doctor, with 25 years' service behind him, has resigned from Government service. He is Dr. Goh Kok Kee who occupied the post of Port Health Officer, Singapore. Under the present scheme he stands to lose his gratuity of165 words
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Article41 1947-07-09 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter.) There is ro change today for better or worse in thf, concicion cf the Singapore Chinese school teacher who is in hospital receiver g streptomycin ir jec'ior.-= in an effort to save his irom tubercular meningitis.41 words
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Article20 1947-07-09 1 Reuter. London, July 7.—Thirty DPs frcm the Baltic States are comirg t 0 Britain t 0 mak 0 surreal boots.—Reuter.Reuter. - 20 words
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528 1947-07-09 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter.) Che Ali bin Sarawi, the Singapore sailor of the five surv'vors of the merchant ship Tulagi, is perhaps still unaware that he was last week aware ej the MBE for outstanding courage by the King. The awards (fo r Sariw\ a Bengali528 words
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Article36 1947-07-09 1 Reuter. SAIGON July S—Vietnam authorities hi**! di.iec French allegations that they are cutting off dykes ami breaching canals in an effort to flood large areas of Tonking (North Indo-China), including Hanoi and Haiphong towns.—Reuter.Reuter. - 36 words
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Advertisement28 1947-07-09 1 For Lighting Sets Suitable for bungalow Estate I se Call at: Osman's Refrigeration Service, 4 Have you ever seen a dream walking?" SEAMLESS NYLON at 't'a priced HOSIERY28 words
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Article76 1947-07-09 2 The following: are rubber crop figures for the month of June in respect of the various companies for which Messrs. Turquand, Youngs, McAuliffe tif Co. act as Secretaries: Alor Gajah Rubber Estate. Ltd. 21.2000 lbs., Ayer Panas Rubber Estate, Ltd. 82,000, Glenealy Plantations, Ltd. 70,000, Kluang76 words
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316 1947-07-09 2 Abduction Charge Fails IPOH.-'I am not wOling; to return to live with my former husband. I would rather cue first." Thus stated a young Christian woman, Lim Ah Kun, to a Question by Mr. J Adams in the District Court In the dock316 words
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Article117 1947-07-09 2 PENANG, July —In the Supreme Court before Jus tice C. W. V. Carey to-day. Lee Hong Cheang of No. 4. Arratoon Road was granted a decree nisi which he Sought from his wife, Phyllis Irma Lee, to be made absolute in three months' time. Mr.117 words
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Article112 1947-07-09 2 At about 3.35 p.m. on Monday last, Mr. Armstrong, Probationer Air Traffic Control Officer, saw a landing craft cutting across the path of an on coming Flying Boat in the Civil Aerodrome Marine Anchorage, ignoring all signals, which included visual signals and also two112 words
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Article38 1947-07-09 2 U.P. WASHINGTON, July 8. A U.S. State Department official said today that Dai Ming Lee,Minister without Portfolio in the j new Chinese Government) reoresenting the Social Democratic Party. met Secrptarv of State George C. Mrashall to discuss problems.—U.P.U.P. - 38 words
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Article38 1947-07-09 2 MRS. J. F. J. ESS and fami thank all the kind friends «k! attended th* Funeral of th e jj Mr. J. F. J. Ess, and wwaS as well as telegrams ard I e ttl of condolence.**38 words
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Advertisement361 1947-07-09 2 NOTICE ACTION SALE OF 16 bales of printing and glassine paper, 75 gross scribbling pads, 245 pieces cement asbestos sheets. 42 pieces cast iron cisterns, 26 dozen screw drivers, 21! 1 dozen cycle locks, 25 tins assortI ed paints. 450 bundles ropes, 317 pieces assorted toys, 574 pairs I shoes361 words
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Advertisement602 1947-07-09 2 EDUCATION MERCANTILE INSTITUTION 209. Queen Street Phone 2370 Provide you with SDeciali-a I coaching for English, Mathers I tics. Shorthand (Pitman and I Gregg) Book-Keeping I writing. I Beginners Classes First Week I of Every Month. For particulars apply: Director I of Studies. notices" tender for government hospital supplies Tenders602 words
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237 1947-07-09 3 Commission Member Tells Soviet Press Reuter. July 3.—The recent visit of a CommisFederation of Democratic Youth to Ind!a, and Indonesia is described by Jean nee), a member of the commission, in an Mi the Soviet news agency. 11 1 In India.'* Jean Loticier said,Reuter. - 237 words
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Article164 1947-07-09 3 Kuala Lumpur.—"The people of Malaya today are politically matured to govern themselves because they have proved their national integrity in the war of resistance against Japanese fascism,*' declared Mr. Wu Tian Wang, member of the Malayan Communist Party 3-man delega tion which recently returned after attending164 words
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Article28 1947-07-09 3 Reuter. London. July 7.—Greta Garbo has accepted £5.000 left to her by Elgar Dor.re, formerly ot Hen don, a recluse who died without ever having seen her —Reuter.Reuter. - 28 words
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392 1947-07-09 3 rribane Stall Reporter.) at Uie Jiive s eiday, Ho Yt Nam Lock Street, althat a! le watching s icitbaU '.natch at the Jalai S t urn, a boy jcs:le $11 iron .-achodtc f i mm I and caugh but the392 words
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Article43 1947-07-09 3 July -Ar- ,charged with mace of abode, Seng appeared -.'lackledse this ,n the Third Court. vacant admitted bein S a jWe to give a p n for being in c>Med was order- fof to bo House of Do-43 words
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663 1947-07-09 3 "It may not be the inalienable right, but it is certainly the invariable custom for every British subject to curse his Government. It is a good democratic thing to do: no Government is perfect and beyond reproach/ said Mr. G. H. Hawkins, Supervisor of Elections663 words
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Article96 1947-07-09 3 The 44th annual celebration of the Tong Soon Kok Association was held on Saturday night at No. 6, Derbyshire Road. when, besides members, many guests were present. Dinner was served. Five officials of the Association, Messrs. Lim Yong Koon, Tan Chea Tong, Koh E Num,96 words
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Advertisement848 1947-07-09 3 Tribune CLASSIFIED AIDVERTISEMENT SITUATIONS VACANT VACANCY EXISTS for a Secretary/ Stenographer. Reply stating experience and salary required to P.O. Box 244. AN ASSISTANT for a dispensary in Kuala Lumpur. Experience not necessary, state age, qualiflcation If j any Chinese preferred. Box No. 845, Malaya Tribune, Kuala Lempur. WANTED 2 Book-keepers848 words
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Advertisement554 1947-07-09 3 SITUATIONS WANTED BRITISH SERVICEMAN. Secondary School Education. Five Years Toolmaking Apprenticeship. Willing to Learn. Would consider any situation. Engineering-Factory or Estate in Malaya or Far East. Box 831, M. T. K. Lumpur. TWO LADY secretary stenographers open for engagement Civil or Military Office in Ipoh. Apply Box No. 153, Malaya554 words
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Advertisement617 1947-07-09 3 FOR SALE POSTAGE STAMPS FOR SALE: Two Albums containing Stamps ol the World. Most valuable collection —Going Cheap. Any offer? Apply Box No. 156 Tribune Ipoh. 1940 SUNBEAM-TALBOT Sport Tourer, 1936 Austin 10 tome», 1941 Dodge Saloon, 1940 FORD V 8 Saloon view at HONG MOTORS, 28 Cavcnagh Road. Spore.617 words
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Advertisement756 1947-07-09 3 FOR SALE Ford and Wiilyg Jeeps Both in Tip Top Condition. Any Trials. Apply Ahsum 495 a, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur. I FOR SALE new Voightlander Binoculars in case 6 x 30 Magnification. Bargain at $130. Box 828, Malaya > Tribune, Spore. "PIANO for sale Moutrie excellent condition, 275, Holland756 words
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Article457 1947-07-09 4 Shortly before the Pacific war when it was anticipated that in the event of an attack from the sea the civilian population of the coastal areas would have to be evacuated, the authorties erected a number of camps for the reception of such displaced persons. These camps were457 words
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Article, Illustration1004 1947-07-09 4 I MR. A. C. T. KWONG. X.L.'s new I Chinese Consul, began his career as a newspaper man. At the i early age of 15 he left school to join the editorial staff of a leading newspaper in Shanghai. i From then, he worked his way1,004 words
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Article623 1947-07-09 4 JOURNALISTS and writers the world over, have not had to wait leng for the new Hungarian regime to pay their derisive respects to the freedom of the written word A statement issued by the new political marionettes in Budapest, says that any foreign or native journalist writing material considered623 words
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447 1947-07-09 4 Letters To The Editor S.r, ihe reply of Mr. E. E. C. Thuraisinghain, President of tne Ceylon Federation of Malaya, tu tne suggestion made by Mr. John Thivy, President of the Malayan l.ijian Congress that Ceylonese can become members of the Congress as Indians447 words
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Miscellaneous54 1947-07-09 4 N IwWk through couzr£s<// U/ Vi ALTHOUGH HEZSEFT' MOZZ/SOM Wf7S SLHTED TO HEAD THE LRBOfZ PHKn' V, fTTLEE HRD SERVED 0S 7EMPOZRZ</ HEHD THOUGH R\J ELECT/OM PEfflOD RND IT WHS DEEMED DiSCOU/ZTEOUS r/wcvrnKWMODELor/7 MUST#M5 n&fimeLWE- pV^jSSr SHOMU&ffLL /*TEe/0& K iCCP oernis TO scne/ M WcbyG/sn/ZCoJe, /«§gS CU£'*~~ ,001^" I 154 words
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315 1947-07-09 5 (From Our Own Reporter) TAIPING:—Carved out of the jungle at the foot of the picturesque Taiping Hills is the beautiful Military Cemetery now the last resting place of some 900 officers and men of forces from the United Kingdom, Australia, India, Nepal and315 words
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Article175 1947-07-09 5 Lee Teow Lim (34), a Hokien. was yesterday charged at the Fourth Police Court with cheating Pang Hee Boon, at a store on Neil Road, on July 5, by dishonestly inducing Pang to deliver to him 23 drums of Citronella Oil worth $40,000. Lee was also175 words
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407 1947-07-09 5 Fourth Injured (From Our Own Reporter) IPOH, July B.—A daylight ambush laid by the local police this afternoon on the main trunk road a few miles from Kampar ended in a running gun-fight with a notorious gang, resulting in the instant death407 words
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Article59 1947-07-09 5 (Our Own Reporter.) PtLiXANa, July drivers on the waterfront may resume work this week —at least those whose haulage licences have been renewed, I understand. It is felt that there is no further point in staying out indefinitely, as there is little likelihood of Government59 words
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Article16 1947-07-09 5 Reuter. London, July 7.—Reading is to have a rew technical school expected to cost about £1,000,--000.—Reuter.Reuter. - 16 words
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Article99 1947-07-09 5 ALOR STAR, July Permanent way inspectors, while on duty yesterday, came across evidence of attempts made to derail a train between Bukit Ketri and Padang Besar. At a lonely stretch of the track between these two stations, the officials found that several dog-FDikes had been removed99 words
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126 1947-07-09 5 Seremban, July .—News oi the cold blooded murder of a Chinese owner of a banana plantation at the 44th mile. Pertang Ulu Road. Jelebu. reached Seremban yesterday. According to information gathered, about 9.30 p.m. on June 30. three Chinese armed witn parang and spears126 words
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432 1947-07-09 5 Presentation Of New Colours In the absence, owing to indisposition of the Gover-nor-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. P. A. B. McKerron, will present new colours to the Queen's Royal Regiment to-morrow on the Padang. This extremely interesting and impressive432 words
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Advertisement303 1947-07-09 5 JointheWell-Paid Ranks of the I.C.S. TRAINED MEN ore' marvellous opportunities. St only tor those who have had sicSied training. One thmg Certain there is worthiS phce for the untrained SSttM men everywhere have Cnrceederi through 1.C.8. SSV-Study Courses. So also S jtm. We offer you the benefit of our 56303 words
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Advertisement528 1947-07-09 5 W. H. EVERETT SON LIMITED 1, Friar Street, Carter Lane, London EC 4, England NEWSAGENTS SINCE 1793 We can supply you with any BRITISH or AMERICAN books or periodicals that you may require. Send us a list of your requirements and we shall be pleased to quote you. Clubs, Schools,528 words
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Article132 1947-07-09 6 (From Our Own Reporter.) Ipoh, July 7.—A drowning tragedy occurred yesterday evening in Kampong Kepayang, off Fair Park, resulting in the death of a 18-year-old Chinese girl. The deceased, it is understood, was one of a party of four girls, who had gone to the river132 words
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565 1947-07-09 6 FurtherEvidenceAtlnquiry Into Death of DaneeHostess "He was crying and said he did not want to go back to the Naval Base; he wanted to join Annie," said attractive Lilly Loke, dance hostess, referring to lorn Prince, the man who claimed at the last565 words
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Article63 1947-07-09 6 On inquhies made at the Batu Gajah Hospital it was learnt that Dr. Lan Dickson (right !n the picture above) who received a serious abdominal injury in the shooting incident last Friday night at the residence of the late Dr. Blake- more in Golf Club63 words
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202 1947-07-09 6 Yet another feeding centre under the Social Welfare Dept. free feeding scheme for children between the ages of two and seven years was opened this morning by H.E. the O. A. G., Mr. McKerron, at No. 61, Lorong 33, Geylang. j The centre202 words
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Article254 1947-07-09 6 (Tribune Financial Corr.) Industrials were described as quiet but steady yesterday and changes in quotations were limited in compass. In the case of such small movements it is difficult to judge from the quotation list whether they are the result of business done or merely reflect254 words
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Article116 1947-07-09 6 (From Our Own Reporter.) Kuala Lumpur, July 7. —Whiie driving on the estate road. Mr. J. D. Smart. Manager. Effingham Estate. Damansara Road, was held up by six Chinese and relieved of a pay roll of $4,000 which he had obtained earlier in the day116 words
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757 1947-07-09 6 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, July B.—After six weeks of toil, the Pan Malayan Council of Joint Action and PUTERA, which are affiliated organizations and claim a total membership of over 500.000, have drafted a new Democratic Constitution for Malaya. The Constitution,757 words
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Advertisement248 1947-07-09 6 To-Day 4 Shows 1.30—4—6.30—9.30 p.m. 3AVI9 NIVIN ROGEI LIUSfY *RiTMGNI MAJSfI lfc>**Mfcfa» MABIUS 60RING NEXT CHANGE fptf SENSATION t Jf m CLAUDE RAINS WALTER abel RICHARD WARING* GEO. COULOURIS-MARJORIE RIORDAN TO-DAY 1 JUBILEE 1.15. 3.30, 6.30 9 p.m. First instalment Chapters i_7 (IS REELS) S The ferocious Attacks of Ok248 words
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Advertisement208 1947-07-09 6 Daily: 3.15, 6.30 and 9.15 P M SARDAR MANSOO•SHAHI KHAZ W (Hindustani) TOMORROW "VILLAGE GIRL" I Hin BRAND NEW PR] 4fl *«»gn^ •JLLLi'li, IP PWONE-. 647 Ci Hf Last 3 Shows: 3. 6.15 915««. TIM HOL I Red River Robin Hoof Supported by Six Wait Disrrv s Technicolor Cartoon OPENING208 words
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692 1947-07-09 7 Army 2. S.R.C L Markedly strengthened by four Seaforth players, Leddington of the backs, and Garvey, Hanlon and McGrory of the forwards, the Army succeeded in avenging their first round four-two defeat by snatching full points from the S.R.C. in the final round of692 words
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Article218 1947-07-09 7 PENANG, July 7.—A fine spurt towards the end saw Goh Kong Lye emerging an easy winner in the 100 Metre* Back Stroke 'A" for the Cheah Inn Kiong Challenge Cup at the Chinese Swimming Club competition on Sunday. Kong Lye, though he won easily, returned poor218 words
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Article35 1947-07-09 7 PENANG, July 7.—This morning a Tamil school was opened in the Muni upality's LLfaourers' Linevs at the back of Dato Kramat Read by the Department of Education. The school has an attendance of 90 children.35 words
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Article28 1947-07-09 7 TAPAH, July 7.—Rabies has broken out here and Several dcgs have been found to be affected. Steps are now being taken ta prevent the spread of this disease.28 words
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Article19 1947-07-09 7 ■iimj». i nv.w i 1 j SOCCER Fraser Neave vs Pulau Brani, at Pulau Brani, 5.15 p.m.19 words
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Article70 1947-07-09 7 Suppiy Reserve Depot, displaying better combinat ion especially in the attack, defeated the J oil i lads Athletic Union one-nil at BOCCer on the Victoria School ground yesterday. Burine, the SRD outside left, scoted the winner in the first half. The Jollilad> defence, although strengthened by70 words
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197 1947-07-09 7 First Post War Meeting Of SLTA Former Tennis Champion, Lim Bong Soo, who lulled professional in 1936, has been reinstated as an anv teur by the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association which held its first post-war general meeting at the Singapore Cricket Club yesterday No tournaments197 words
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Article66 1947-07-09 7 Kuaia Lumpur. July 7. Watched by a very big crowd which keenly appreciated the last pace of the game, the Manila touring basketball team beat the Sclangor State basketball side this evening at the sports stadium of the Bukit Bintang Park by 70 points to 45.66 words
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Article128 1947-07-09 7 PENANG. Monday.—Owing to bad weather, there was no play in the P.L.T.A. term s championships yesterday. Results of ties played on Saturday are as follows: Singles: Ramehand beat Charles Lim 6—4. 3—6, 7-5; H. E. Mohd. Hussein beat E. H. Bode 6 —3. 6—3; Goon Kok Lem beat128 words
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875 1947-07-09 7 Perak Turf Clubs Move Well Received (By •'Man at the Rails" IPOH—The unprecedented move by the Perak Turf Club in fencing off unruly horses on the last day of the meet was hailed by racing quarters as a wise step towards the improvement875 words
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Article35 1947-07-09 7 London, July 8. —At Portsmouth, Middlesex beat Hampshire by 105 runs. Middlesex 196 and 178. Hampshire 191 and 78 (Young, left-arm slow, four for 19, Sims right arm slow legbreak, 3 for 17).35 words
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Advertisement162 1947-07-09 7 n r.!3 6.30— 9.15 p.mLONDON'S «lIKATEST STAGE SUCCESS PFf YEN GREATER B SCREEN ENTER rAINMENT! T «V SHOVES ill Ikext CHANCETWINS! OKI BELOVED OKI BEWITCHED! .vr y X CITING 7 MYSTERIOUS DRAMA! ARE YOI R KIDNEYS DOING FHEIR WORK PROPERLY? If jga ar« healthy the an*we* ;<: an ocb ick.162 words
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Advertisement150 1947-07-09 7 Last Day: 3. 6.30 srd 9.15 p.m. LUSTY and BRAWLING! John Way re Ann Dvorak m "FLAME OF BARBARY COAST" OPENING TOMORROW MARLBOROUGH OPENING TODAY 3.30. 6.30 and 9.15 P.M.— JIVAN. MAYA BANNERJI. KARAN DIWAN *ai d Others in "SfJHGGL MASTER" (Hirc'ustani) Music Comedy and Drama. It's a Life-S-crv of150 words
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148 1947-07-09 8 Sirgapore Teachers' Union representatives interviev/ei the Salaries Commission yesterday, uhen they a ked for the urincation ot the educatioral sys tern, eaual status for teachers irrespeclivp of natiorality artsex, a' special allowance for Smecapoip teachers to meet higher hvirg here as compared with other parts of148 words
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Article504 1947-07-09 8 Reuter. MANCHESTER, July B.—England are in a winning position at the end of the third day's play in the Third Test against South Africa, having gained a lead of 139 runs in the first innings. The tourists' only hope is a draw, and it isReuter. - 504 words
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225 1947-07-09 8 BAGAN SERAI: The head teacher of a Malay vernacular school was the complairart in a hurt case in which the detercart was a teacher of the school. private summo: case was heard ov Ii che Bahaudin bin Yaccb at Parit Burtar Tho was Mohamad Yusof.225 words
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80 1947-07-09 8 Approached by the Secretary of the Malay Union, the Social Welfare Department has provided accommodation in the Bushcy Park Camp for a number of destitute persons who were rendered homeless aftei their houses in Trafalgar Street were demolished recently. It is believed that some of the80 words
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Article86 1947-07-09 8 (Our Own Reporter.) Bpoh. July .—Mr. Scott Anderson of McAlister and Company. Ipoh Branch, and Perak State rugger player, h3s been admitted to the Batu Gajah hospital with Injuries on his face and head sustained by a 20-foot fall from a wlntiow at No. 8. Race Course Road.,86 words
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555 1947-07-09 8 KUALA LUMPUR, July B.—There is a marked discrimination against the non-Europeans in economic and commercial affairs in Malaya. This is not due to any particular property law or land tenure law. It is rather the general economic dominance of the European to be regarded555 words
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Article41 1947-07-09 8 PENANG, July —A report was lodged by a Chinese stall-holder to the police to-day that his cash amounting to $173 and 95 rupees. (Burmese currency) were missing from his drawer in his stall at the Central Market.41 words
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242 1947-07-09 8 (Our Own Reporter.) SEREMBAN, July B.—At a special meeting of the representatives of 2,000 Indian rubber I tappers, who are members cf the N.S. Rubber Workers Union, held here it was decided to submit the following demands to the 1 UP AM.242 words
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311 1947-07-09 8 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. July B.—About 40.000 passenger who patronise the General and about 500 others who daily travel by GTC taxis v have to do without GTC service from July 17 if the Management of the General Transport311 words
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101 1947-07-09 8 Mr. P. A. B. IfcKerroc Administering the Gove: and Mr. Claude Itassejf lian Commissioner [n Sr.:/ will play cricket at the Sri Padang, next Saturday. Jul?| at 2 p.m. for the "Noi-Bend against the S R C. It will be recalled thai Shenton101 words
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Article44 1947-07-09 8 At a meeting held untitled ot the Board of Management the War Risks (O ance Fund, the Bard ously derided to re decision of the Board, ai on December 23. 1941 thai risk of looting [s nol der the War Risks r surance Scheme.44 words
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Article16 1947-07-09 8 Reuter. London, July 7- untitled rey. racehorse trairer. wife escaped, when caught fire rear Bp Stand.—Reuter.Reuter. - 16 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Advertisement139 1947-07-09 8 InkUARKMiRROi} "Dark Mirror", beyond liv>rg up to the highest j standards of psychological mys-'-ery melodrama, it emerges as the screen's most oenetratirg study of twins ard. beyord that. a < a heart-breaking exj position of human jealou sy You will find this a good film to shncder through, to weep139 words
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Advertisement166 1947-07-09 8 Gain 'ft New Cinema W< I There Is no longer any and women to remain Thin. !e derwelght. Run-Down, and F r, f" B »Ji Hollywood the Cinema Stars are severe strain night and day the best of medical servh*• v normal Weight and Health TW» resulted in a remarkable166 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous30 1947-07-09 8 Singapore TIDE-TABLE TODAY High water: 1.33 a.m. 9 ft 2irr 2.51 p.m. 8 ft. 2 in. Low water: 8.11 a.m. I ft. 7 In: 8.14 p.m. 4 ft 5 in.30 words
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Miscellaneous83 1947-07-09 8 TODAY'S I LEATHER REPORT, Long Bright Periods Singapore weather forecast for 24 hours, from noon today, compiled oy the X.A.X Central forecasting Station. Air Command. Far East. Fair with Ion? bright periods this afternoon and tomorrow morning. Fine tonight Wind light south easterly sea breeze, becoming calm during the night.83 words
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