The Straits Times, 9 September 1948
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Title Section17 1948-09-09 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1948. I'KKt TEN CENTS.17 words
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Article430 1948-09-09 1 Paying For War Damage Scheme MALAYA'S taxes will have to rise substan tially if the six-year $475,000,000 Wai Damage Compensation Scheme is to be met. The Claims Commission Chairman (Mr. J J. St. L. Carson) said this at a Press conference yesterday. Mr. Carson said that430 words
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Article, Illustration199 1948-09-09 1 HER AIM -TO SEE MR. RANK WISH to see the Bri1 tish film business at first hand, and I also wish to see Mr. J. Arthur Rank," said pretty Miss Lily Lee, famous Chinese film actress, who arrived m Singapore yesterday m the Carthage from Shanghai on her way to199 words
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Article55 1948-09-09 1 BERLIN, Wed. Rhur steel production, now at Its highest Since the war, will be boosted another 2.000,000 tons m the next two years, the American Military Government reports. To support this increase, arrangements already have been made to import from Sweden 3.400,000 tons of Iron oreAP - 55 words
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Article90 1948-09-09 1 SIX Chinese seamen of a motor tongkang who had been adrift for six days off the coast of northern Malaya, were rescued by the Straits Steamship vessel Empire Passmore which arrived m Singapore yesterday from Bangkok. The tongkang was en .oute to Singapore with a shipment of90 words
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Article28 1948-09-09 1 NEW YORK, Wed.— Mr. Billy Butlin. British holiday camp king, announces that he will open a new camp at Bermuda on Feb. 1, 1949.28 words
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Article71 1948-09-09 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. OFFICIAL U.S. sources sharply denied charges reported from Singapore that United States policy toward Indonesia was contributing towards the upsurge of Communism there. The allegations were made by Mr. John Coast, an English advisor to the Indonesian Republic. "Indonesian-Dutch negotiations have been resumed under theAP - 71 words
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Article212 1948-09-09 1 THREAT TO BERLIN AIRLIFT BERLIN, Wed. RUSSIA today threat, ened the Berlin airlift with new large-scale Soviet air manoeuvres as the battle of the Berlin City Hall ended m the arrest of 19 more West jector German police. The Western German police left the hall with Russian promises of safeUP - 212 words
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Article149 1948-09-09 1 Man They Can 't Stop TOKIO, Wed. PANK LLOYD WEAVER who was returned to Australia from the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces early this year made his third appearanec In Kure, Southern Honshu, last night, where he was arrested by Australian military police. As m the case of his former appearances,Reuter-AAP - 149 words
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Article85 1948-09-09 1 Dr. H. Van Mook, Lieute-nant-Governor-General of the Netherlands East Indies, passed through Singapore yesterday on his way to Holland. He wa s met at Tengah by the Colonial Secretary (Mr. P. A. B. MacKerron) and the Secretary for Economic Affairs (Mr. Andrew Gilmour). An Associated85 words
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Article69 1948-09-09 1 At dawn yesterday police and detectives raided the Bth mile Ponggol road, Singapore. Fifty-two Chinese and one Javanese were screened, and one Chinese was detained for further interrogation. No arm a were found. Six persons including three Chinese, two Indians and one Malay were arrested under69 words
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Article217 1948-09-09 1 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. YOUNG Malays belonging: to the Berlsan Pemuda Melayu (UMNO's youth movement) m the Man tin district have formed their own jungle i search party to look for two compatriots who were kidnapped by terrorists last week and are217 words
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Article, Illustration69 1948-09-09 1 TWO STUDENTS from Shanghai, Miss Edith Riggs, aged 18, on the left, and Miss Barbara Meyer, aged 19, seen on board the Danish ship Malacca, In Singapore yesterday. They are both on their way to Switzerland to continue their studies. Barbara, a German, met Edith, an American, two years ago69 words
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135 1948-09-09 1 WARSAW, Wed. POLAND'S President Boleslaw Bierut, newlyappointed secretary-general of the Communist Party, was yesterday offered the leadership of the combined SocialistCommunist Workers' Party, expected to be formed within the next few weeks. A delegation called on the President to announce his nomination to theAP - 135 words
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Article22 1948-09-09 1 New York, Wed. -The six-day-old strike of ***** lorry driven here has caused a cut i In food supplies.—-A.P.AP - 22 words
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Article230 1948-09-09 1 LONDON, Wed. WILLIAM John Hellard who escaped from prison m Singapore m June last year was sentenced m Swansea today to three years' penal servitude for breaking and entering and larceny. The defending counsel told the Swansea Quarter Sessions that Hellard Hkd committed the crimeReuter - 230 words
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Article1473 1948-09-09 1 WAR DAMAGE PA YMENTS 'A BETRAYAL' From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Wednesday. MINE leaders of the tin mining industry will tomorrow launch a vigorous attack on the British Government for its "betrayal of Malaya" over war damage compensation. Their charges, which are I contained In a long memorandum, will be1,473 words
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Article83 1948-09-09 1 LONDON, Wed. THE claim that Cornwall's tin output could be increased to between 6.000 and 7,000 tons annually is made by the newly-formed Cornish Mining Development Association. Such an increase would make more Malayan tin available for the American market to a value estimated at over 16.000.00083 words
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Article116 1948-09-09 1 UK Move On Italian Colonies LONDON, Wed. BRITAIN has notified Russia that she is ready to open four-power talks on the future of Italy s pre-war colonies before Sept. 15, the British Foreign Oilice announced today. The Government disclosed Its decision m reply to a Russian request for such talks,AP - 116 words
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Article66 1948-09-09 1 NEW YORK, Wed. A group of American atomic scientists claims that smear methods of the U.S. House of Representatives UNAmerican Activities Committee are harming Government atomic research. They claimed that many scientists have left because "they have found It increasingly difficult to reconcile themselves toAP - 66 words
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417 1948-09-09 2 SYDNEY, Wednesday. AFTER seven months' experience of the 40-hour week nearly seven out of every 10 Australians think it was premature, according to a Gallup Poll. Harbour, Labrador, after an 8,000-mile trip.— UJ. Yes No MADRAS, Wed.— The Indian Parliament has agreed toAP - 417 words
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Article66 1948-09-09 2 OTTAWA, Wed— A reporter asked Eire's Premier (Mr. John Coctello) yesterday if there was any likelihood of Mr. George Bernard Shaw who is St returning under the Dublin Government's policy of encouraging Irish emigrants to go back home. "Not the slightest," Mr. Costello replied. "He wouldAP - 66 words
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Advertisement1148 1948-09-09 2 NOTICES ESTATE OF H. SOMAPAH DECEASED TENDERS FOB COCOANUT PLANTATIONS Written Tenders are invited for the Lease for one rear of the following cocoanut plantations belonging to the Estate of H. Somapah. deceased: (a) Tampenis 7th Milestone and Upper Serangoon Road, 6th Milestone. (b) Paya Lebar about Bth Milestone opposite1,148 words
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Advertisement678 1948-09-09 2 NOTICES The Singapore Auctioneers (Established 1984) A Name you can trust whan you have something to sell for Immediate Cash— By Auction or Private Treaty. (Patronized toy His Britannic Majesty's Government, (military and civil) The Consular Bodies, S.H.B. Authorities Etc., Etc.). 64, Chulia St (Firs'. Floor), Tel. 8529. AUCTION SALE678 words
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Advertisement390 1948-09-09 2 SALE BY TENDER NAAFI Headquarters, Kuala Lumpur, advise that a quantity of foodstuffs, Toilet goods, etc win be disposed of by tender. The above are held a", the NAAFI warehouse at 28A Pudu Road Kuala Lumpur, from where lists may be obtained and inspection of goods made. Tenders must be390 words
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Advertisement179 1948-09-09 2 "Will glasses alone improve your Eyesight*' -NO! Protessional services hi., lechnlcal skills are the essential aids to your "seeing ability* your visual comfort *nd °fflciency It is for these services and stills not for glasses tione— that you pay for voui fee. Seek Professional advice Not glasses at a price."179 words
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Article262 1948-09-09 3 Chifley Warns Of Inflation CANBERRA, Wednesday. MR. Chifley (the Australian Prime Minister) presenting a record budget of A£511,000,000 to the House of Representatives today warned that the supply of many important commodities was failing to keep pace with the demand and inflationary pressure was exceedingly strong. "We mustReuter - 262 words
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Article123 1948-09-09 3 HANDS OFF STEEL DECISION LONDON, Wed. fFHE Trades Union Con- gress, backbone of the Labour Government, decisively defeated m Margate today a resolution calling for immediate nationalisation of Britain's iron and steel industry. Instead, delegates to the Congress approved an amendment recognising "the need for the care exercised by theAP - 123 words
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Article210 1948-09-09 3 M. Oueuille Asked To Form Govt. PARIS, Wed. PRESIDENT Vincent Auriol today asked M. Henry Oueuille, the Radical Socialist Party leader to form a new Government. An earlier request to M. Edward Herriot had been turned down. The President wa_ reported to be determined at all costs to stave offAP; UP - 210 words
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Article56 1948-09-09 3 BELFAST. Wed.— The Prime Minister of Northern Ireland (Sir Basil Brooke) last night reaffirmed Ulster's loyalty to Britain in nply to the Eireann Prime Minister Mr. 'John Costello) who said tn Ottawa that his Government was preparing to repfal the External Relations Act— thus severing the lastReuter - 56 words
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Article84 1948-09-09 3 LONDON, Wed.— With British support the Ln'.ted States planned yesterday to delay action on the future of the former Italian coueiial empire until after the Novemb?r elections despite Russian demands for an immediate settlement of the issue. Russia has -ailed for actios by the Big Pour Foreign84 words
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Article38 1948-09-09 3 K.L.M.'s Singapore office said yesterday that the gold worth $40,000 reported missing from one of their planes In Bangkok had been found m Cairo. The gold had been loaded at Amsterdam for delivery m Saigon.38 words
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171 1948-09-09 3 NEW DELHI, Wednesday. INDIAN troops entered Hyderabad yesterday and fought a 10-minute battle with Hyderabad forces in which tanks, armoured cars and automatic i weapons were used, it was announced officially last night. The Indian troops later withdrew. The Incident was the worst so far inAP; UP - 171 words
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Article121 1948-09-09 3 LOS ANGELES, Wed. •FHE pastor of a Los A Angeles church complained today that he had been forced to leave his Californian home on threat of arrest because he had contracted leprosy. The Rev. G. E. Olmstead said a county health officer told him he would haveAP - 121 words
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Article, Illustration22 1948-09-09 3 FAST BROKEN: Bal Prabhakunver Gandhi, a Singapore widow, broke her 30-day pari flcation fast yesterday. Story m Page 7.— Straits Times picture.22 words
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Article91 1948-09-09 3 RANGOON, Wednesday. [NSURGENTS besieged in Prome, 140 miles northl west of Rangoon, are in a "desperate state," last night's Government communique stated. Government troops, striking towards Prome, were well established in the Tharrajvaddy area, about 40 miles to the south. It added. The communique reported that more91 words
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Article140 1948-09-09 3 Precautions At Funeral Of Benes PRAGUE, Wed. STATE funeral services 3 for former President Sduard Benes were held inder close police surveillance today. Strict security precautions ?ere taken throughout Prague ollowing Interior Ministry rewrts that attempts would be nadp to "desecrate" the 'uneral. Sokol. conservative cultural md gymnastic organisation, wasAP - 140 words
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Article37 1948-09-09 3 JERUSALEM, Wed.— Arab attacks on Jewish positions m Jerusalem's suburbs yesterday Injured 529 Jews, said an official Israeli communique. It added that 25-pounders and three-inch mortars were used during the attack— AJ.37 words
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Article26 1948-09-09 3 CHICAGO, Wed. Labour Day holiday accidents caused nearly 500 deaths. More than ***** 300 died on the road and 62 from drowning. U.P.UP - 26 words
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Article105 1948-09-09 3 SHANGHAI, Wed. TU Wei- ping, sen of one of Shanghai's financial chiefs, is today sharing a prison cell with a criminal and eating only rice and vegetables. He sleeps on the concrete floor. His family is allowed t0 visit him only twice a W tu-^ underAP - 105 words
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Advertisement170 1948-09-09 3 GROCERY STORES f£cl\VmWmnAoJw>m Would fit m with the design of your store and keep your goods deliciously fresh as only this refrigeration unit can BRINKMANNS LIMITED SINGAPORE PENANG KUALA LUMPUR JPOH Pioneers of the British Light Car __Mk "Bjiiiigß?. i•* H ilHillliU .A—. >mfp """^^s_i _^^^^^p^^^_mß _K___*i_^d_r "singer Distributors CYCLE170 words
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327 1948-09-09 4 GENEVA, Wednesday. THE General Assembly of the United Nations 1 will this month be asked to draft a new international code to beat the world drug: traffic All countries will be required to ratify it by the end of the year.Reuter - 327 words
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Article70 1948-09-09 4 CANBERRA. Wed. rE Australian Premier (Mr. J. B. Chifley). told the House of Representatives that the Australian Civil Aviation Department was investigating operations of an airline company following allegations that the airline was nainjc a Catallna aircraft for opium smuggling. A few weeks ago a representativeUP - 70 words
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Article108 1948-09-09 4 MALAYA CAN JOIN W.H.O. VfALAYA can make her iW own decision whether to Join the United Nations World Health Organisation, said Dr. P. M. Kaul, the W.H.O. representative m Singapore. At present Malaya's Interests are being looked after by the British delegation. "Although Malaya has been provisionally Included m the108 words
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Article51 1948-09-09 4 Sohaini bin Haji Slrat. a special constable. was sentenced to two months' simple Imprisonment and a $25 fine by the Second Police Magistrate (Mr. L. C. Goh) yesterday for absenting Urnself from duty without authority on Sept. 4 and for falling to return the police kit Issued to51 words
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Article183 1948-09-09 4 THE acting Chief Justice x (Mr. Justice GordonSmith) yesterday reserved Judgment m the Supreme Court m an appeal by a Chinese named Ong Ah Kirn who had been sentenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment on two charges of possession of a pound of opium and offering183 words
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Article245 1948-09-09 4 FLED FOR LIFE TO SINGAPORE From Oar Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A YOUNG man told the Assizes today that to save himself from being butchered by a league he fled to Singapore and disguised himself. He was Low Hoi alias Tong San Chal whom Mr. Justice Brlggs acquitted and245 words
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Article183 1948-09-09 4 TODAY St. Andrews Oid Boys' Association, monthly committee meeting Woodsvllle, 5.15 p.m. Young People's meeting. Dr. B. Chew on "The Judgment Seat of Ct-riaV Bethe;sda HaU. Bras Basab Road, 6 p.m. V.M.C.A. Movie Circle, inaugural meeting 6 p.m. Liberty Musical and Dramatic Association, music practice 36 Duxton Hill.183 words
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203 1948-09-09 4 Vf ANY air mail letters posted in* Singapore were iTI subsequently found m a suit case at 273, Tanjong Pagar Road, the District Judge (Mr. E. F. Shanks) was told yesterdav^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Vincent, one! the of I the said theß case to J.203 words
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Advertisement597 1948-09-09 4 4 GOOD JOB neariylttyr f nohit ray ofar I THIS LETTER IS FULL ___\*^^M I Dni I I I BUT IDO THY HARD. ONLY I ■OF MISTAKES AGAIN- V fmW^g 1 vomrsflf T_ I I CANT CONCENTRATE PROPERLY. i donY know what m L >%| I g _t HE r597 words
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Advertisement537 1948-09-09 4 GREAT WORLD ULOBfc I— ff "THE CHASE" Tomorrow: "BLACK BART" (In Technicolor) NEW WORLD LIDO 7— o It "MELODY RANCH" Tomorrow: "THE EXILE" ROIAL |—7 iO "SAKUNTHALA- (m lamln Imperial Typewrilerd For Better Letters Sole agents: Duncan Roberts Ltd., 18, Battery Road, Singapore. __^*«i^W!.^— a^— Danger Lurks In Scratches Scratches,537 words
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253 1948-09-09 5 i\ N extensive programme of improvements m education, health, roads, I and building supervision is referred to m the manifesto of Mr. Cheong Hock Chye, Progressive Party candidate for the Rural West division on the Singapore Legislative Council, "I am one of you, a rural253 words
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Article, Illustration32 1948-09-09 5 FILM *4ACk; This hat of stiffened net trimmed with frnit and flowers was included m a Chelsea (London) exhibition. It was worn m the film •Trotty True" starring Jean Kent. A.P. picture.AP - 32 words
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411 1948-09-09 5 From Our Woman Uorrespondent TWO hundred pupils of the Good Shepherd Con1 vent School and Catholic welfare workers from the various Singapore parishes are combining in two drives to raise money for a new Convent and Girls Home. The pupils, ranging from three-and-a-half411 words
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Article135 1948-09-09 5 IN its first post-war issue, the Malayan Kennel Review, organ of the Malayan Kennel Association, states that its Asian membership is very small and "we would like to see this extended." The association was incorporated m 1939 to promote the purr breeding of dogs and is135 words
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Article95 1948-09-09 5 Fines of $200 and $150 were imposed yesterday by the Second Police Magistrate (Mr. L. C. Ooh) on two men. who were found m possession of 17 unlicensed wireless transmitting, and receiving sets Six sets were recovered from Chop Bin Seng at. B*. Jelico Road. The95 words
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455 1948-09-09 5 By Our Malay Correspondent OIR Henry Gurney's appointment as High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya has formed the subject of editorial comment by the Malay Press since the announcement made last of MalayM on the matter is givenß Utusan Melayu published^ Singapore WartaH455 words
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Advertisement351 1948-09-09 5 CUTRILIN'S ENZYME PRODUCTS KN/.IVMT Tablets (or the rtUef ot stomach, gastrtc Ac cUaesUve troubles dyspepsia, latulenee tii.-artburn etc. EN/YGKNE Corny. trlJeTes rtitumatism flbrositls, sciatica. lumbago etc. CARLBBAD Sal's to prevent constipation, gas formation, indigestion flatulence etc. and to produce regulai intestinal habits. KM PRO Foot Powdrr for Singapore Athlete's foot351 words
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Advertisement101 1948-09-09 5 Why do her teeth stUtf white? m W_t pw'^* m^r mmWrn cA V H Wr She cleans them i^^T safely with >^\ tfiSSs Dentifrice Don't risk damaging your teeth Vjaii _^?^_____h with harsh cleaners use Gibbs _*9kAM£Oy Dentifrice which cleans them safely and thoroughly so that they stay sound and101 words
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Advertisement131 1948-09-09 5 Ylermanite V. QUALITY BITUMEN ROOFINGS 'JU-ANCg &W« Agents jor: Permanite Roofings and Damp Course Felts. HARRISONS CROSFIELD (Mai,,,) LTD. KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE PENANG ft goes with a fil 4& H Click; The one- finger single f£S action of the Ronson Lighter BBW| works first and every tint?. /jot Bk> Its131 words
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Article34 1948-09-09 6 Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Paglar thank all their relatives and friends for their kind attendance, wishes and also their valuable gifts on the occasion of the Birthday of Dr. C. J. Paglar.34 words
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The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs., Sept. 9,1948 DOES MALAYA WANT UNO?
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Article989 1948-09-09 6 Do we want UNO m Malaya? This question is posed for the people of this country by the meeting of the Colonial Committee of the United Nations which opened at Geneva last Monday. The basic issue which is being debated is whether the United Nations shall have authority to supervise989 words
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Article126 1948-09-09 6 rrom tne Straus Times of Sept. 9, 1898. The Malacca pier, the grand redeeming feature of the place, and almost the only spot where the public can reinvigorate themselves by breathing the fresh sea air, has, for some time past, been evincing all the symptoms of decay.126 words
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1046 1948-09-09 6 ALICE IN WONDERLAND: K.L. VERSION A LTHOUGH the Council Chamber m Kuala Lumpur has often witnessed a display of high-level statesmanship," writes the contributor of this parody, "the proceedings of the last meeting, taken m conjunction with the debates on the introduction of income tax, read like a modern version1,046 words
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769 1948-09-09 6 A Singapore Merchant Writes ToMr.CC.Tan Itfß. Tan has described iT1 the War Damage Compensation scheme as a "COLOSSAL SWINDLE about to be perpetrated on the taxpayers of the country for the benefit of industrial capitalists and owners of valuable properties." My dictionary defines a "swindle" as a "fraudulent scheme," and769 words
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Article624 1948-09-09 6 11/lANY rich voices, from the ranks of those who would benefit under the scheme, have com-! mented loudly on the proposed War Damage Compensation Scheme. Some have even asked for more, on the Change! Alley principle that there J is nothing to be lost buti624 words
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Advertisement819 1948-09-09 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. MATHIESON.— At the Penang Maternity Hospital, on Sept. 8, IJ4B. to Muriel Alice, wife of William Murphy Mathieson daughter. The engagement has been announced on 4.9.48 between Sim Sek Chuan, eldest son of Mr. S.m Choon Ghee and the late Mrs Sim Choon Ghee of Kuala Pilah and819 words
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Advertisement126 1948-09-09 6 ONE PAIR OF EYES one oau oi ey?» tv tMt nretime. you can chew with false teeth, walk with wooden leg, but nevei can you we* with a blind eye nils does not mean that we are lo danger of going blind but a warning that w_ should not n"126 words
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Advertisement194 1948-09-09 6 FLEAS AND BUGS IVlan is the recognised meat of blood-suckers like fleas, bugs and lice, and hTs property and the crumbs that fall from his table feed an army of insect pests. History shows plainly how parasitic insects have, for example, by spreading typhus and plague fr,m rat to human194 words
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Article230 1948-09-09 7 Estate Guarded By Floodlights MEW methods of fighting terrorists were adA vocated by an ex-Commando, 24 -year-old Mr. H. V. J. Hancock, who returned to Singapore yesterday from Johore, where he and 24 Malays had been guarding a big European-ov. Ned rubber estate for three-and-a-half months. Mr.230 words
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Article258 1948-09-09 7 Sentence Cut On Appeal TWO Chinese, Choon Kee Chun and Lee Soo Choon, who were sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment and fined $500 for entering the Colony without a passport, had their sentences reduced to a fine of $50 on appeal to the Supreme Court yesterday. The acting Chief258 words
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Article35 1948-09-09 7 The new director of education. Mr. A. W. Frisby has been appointed to be a member of the Committee of the Raffles Museum and Library In place of Mr. J. B. Neilson. who has resigned.35 words
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Article474 1948-09-09 7 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. AHAKKA towkay, the proprietor of Kong Lee Estate at the 22nd mile Pontlan Road, Johore, was kidnapped by five armed Chinese yesterday afternoon. Investigations are being made. Yong Peng, m central Johore, was attacked by a large party of474 words
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Article60 1948-09-09 7 Wee Sian Kee. the manager of Naafi grocery shop at British Transit Camp, Nee Soon, pleaded guilty m the Third Police Court yesterday to criminal breach of trust of $1,660 on Sept. 7. The Magistrate (Mr. F. B. Oehlers) allowed him bail of: $2,000 m one60 words
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Article277 1948-09-09 7 SULTAN OF KELANTAN'S BIRTHDAY From Our Special Correspondent KOTA BHARI Wednesday. 'fFHE Communists have not succeeded yet m breaking up harmony between races m this State and m Malaya," declared the Sultan of Kelantan today replying to 19 addresses of congratulations on his 51st. birthday. The277 words
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Article, Illustration66 1948-09-09 7 The Colonial Secretary at the Malay Settlement Boys' Club yesterday. On the left of Mr. McKerron Is the Chairman of the Bedok Village Committee (Mr. Ang Chye Liak) and on the right is the Secretary (Inche Abdullah bin Masood). Others m the picture are Inche Yaeoh Eunos, Mr. Cheong Hock66 words
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Article124 1948-09-09 7 "THERE is no work m Singapore more urgent than the rehabilitation of our youths who have been brought up during their most impressionable years m an atmosphere of war and violence." The Rotary Club of Singapore should support youth welfare work said Mr. Yap Pheng Geek124 words
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Article178 1948-09-09 7 Sapper Pays $5O Bail For Sweeper ARTHUR William Gill, a Sapper attached to 237 Works Section, Royal Engineers, yesterday volunteered to stand surety of $50 for a 55-year-old Chinese sweeper who was charged m the Ninth Police Court with possession of a practice hand-grenade. The sweeper, Sin Mock Slew, was178 words
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Article43 1948-09-09 7 Samad bin Fadil, 23-year-old Malay, of Oxley Road was yesterday In the Seventh Police Court committed for trial at the next Assizes. He was charged with possession of a .32 Browning automatic pistol and 12 rounds of ammunition on Mar. 23.43 words
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Article184 1948-09-09 7 THE Colonial Secretary x (Mr. P. A. B. McKerron) and other Government officials were entertained to tea by the Bedok and Changi Village Committees yesterday. The visit of Mr. McKerron would do a great deal to show the villagers that the Government was really Interested m their184 words
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Article37 1948-09-09 7 The following aliens have been granted certificate of naturalisation by the Governor with the approval of the Secretary of State for the Colonies Leilo Delianocr, Berko Wajsmel, Low Tan Chang, Constance Marlon Wlnckel William Hutchinson, Junior.37 words
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Article115 1948-09-09 7 AT a quiet ceremony m England last week, Miss Nellie, Chen, daughter of Dr. Chen Ah Poh, of Singapore, was married to the Rev. Colin King, formerly of the Malayan Education Service. Miss Chen returned to Singapore from the United Kingdom recently, but left again a115 words
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241 1948-09-09 7 "I^EELING very peaceful but very weak," Bai r Prabhakunver Gandhi, 46-year old widow of a Singapore merchant, broke her 30-day purification fast at her home in Telok Kurau yesterday. After two Jain priests had chanted hymns from the Jain scriptures and blessed her at noon241 words
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581 1948-09-09 7 months' gaol and fined *5u i-r a further month's gaol. SINGAPORE ON 753 kc/s. QN Sunday morning the 229 metre transmitter of the Red Network of Radio Malaya, Singapore will be replaced by a 400-metre transmitter with a frtquency of 753 kc/s. SHOO581 words
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Article66 1948-09-09 7 At the first meeting uf the newly elected committee of management of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association held last month the revised salary scheme the delay m acquiring the clubhouse and the appointment of a personnel and welfare manager were discussed. The meeting decided to ask66 words
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Advertisement70 1948-09-09 7 The New H.M.V. Vibrator Battery operated Radio has ARRIVED. J&K BANDSPREAD tuning ___sfi\±\ Waltjut cabinet, new type tSSWmum valves giving extremely high performance. See it at j^&Sßm[iWS ESTAB. a moutrib a co. imalayaj ltcx ie 7 s JOHN LITTLE'S BUILDING mwM SINGAPQBS T TEu 7Q3Q MORE OF WHAT YOU WANT70 words
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Advertisement150 1948-09-09 7 J^iitm^'^^mmmmmm mmmmmmW oj- 6ecuc£tfu£ J/cuA, Soft, lustrous hair... surrendering to fashion's whim or fancy and so effortlessly!— that's the sequel to using Vitalis the dualpurpose hair tonic and dressing. A little applied to the scalp invigorates the tissues replenishes essential oils checks dandruff and imparts to the haii 9 healthy150 words
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Letter, Illustration584 1948-09-09 8 WHEN Indians first came to Malaya they brought with them monuments of their art, religion and civilisation. The story of their early colonisation is told m the numerous Hindu temples built m South Indian style and dotted all over the country's towns and The majority584 words
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670 1948-09-09 8 From The Malayan Forester THE small state of Brunei, wedged m between Sarawak and North Borneo and split into two parts by the "Sarawak Corridor," appears from a cursory glance at a topographical ma}) to be entirely swamp. Even when the traveller had landed670 words
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Letter, Illustration704 1948-09-09 8 T HAD sailedß over to Ba-B lingian to set-B tie some Jelu-B cases dB whilst thereß the north-eastß monsoon sud-B denly cam em down ear-| When gotß down to thel Kuala on my wayß home the bar wasH Just one seeth-B ing mass of foamH and704 words
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Advertisement68 1948-09-09 8 HIGH CLASS AERATED WATERS AMf Giugerßtev ,^M ESTABLISHED 1904 LADD S k Tough LAIxE Lovely yet dangerous! __W_Tfc__**^___\Y] f Doujini>c».Wiii»C»s*n'lurtnf Mt«f IBV Wmr <^*.""^y ls C*rnow»y Miktuil RmMMy \f_C CAPITOL Fj& at trruirraMT roaiootiiin I j^. \e?t^ t/ns fedt I _j^A_mklPm% Benson and Hedges IJ OLD MONO ST/tSfT. LONDON lT68 words
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Advertisement78 1948-09-09 8 mmWf^'^ 4_^____ _^-v /li_r/ 1 i_r -J I jS^ t V'^ A a m f/ Jtf w\ \am m jM^ |R^i__H 9b^_M__3R aH^aV mam j£* mU Bk < Jmfm Ik j *B^/ M mmami ""NiP^Bl 1^ _____BBB^W^__^_,. jMk i»1 ~^s ~eT\ l,rt econon, y car Over 44) M-P.G. yAS. JI78 words
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Article898 1948-09-09 9 MR. ATTLEE by Roy Jenkins (Heineman $7^o). AN interim biogran phy of Mr. Attlee which has iust come from Roy Jenkins helps us to picture the little-kiiown man who cantered into the highest political office of Britain m 1945. He is neither a demagogue nor a mascot.898 words
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Article152 1948-09-09 9 GANDHI: The Master by K. M. Munshi (Rajkamal Publications Ltd., Delhi. Rs. 4-8-0). T^HIS is a collection of A Mr. Munshi's recent articles on various aspects of Mahatma Gandhi's life. Mr. Munshi Is the present Agent-General of India m Hyderabad. It is Interesting at this time when152 words
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Article390 1948-09-09 9 THE following new books will be added to Raffles Library, Singapore, within the next few days Butterfly Miracles and Mysteries (Bernard Acworth), Robert (Gordon Anthony), tflbdiee of the Sadler's Wells .Ballet Company (Gordon Anthony), British Drawings (Michael Ayrton). Ballet Design (Cyril W. Beaumont). English Cities390 words
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Advertisement372 1948-09-09 9 Order from your bookseller NOW i THE STORY OF THE ARAB LEGION j ty GLUBB PASHA 25/I "The ultimate interpretation of Arabia and the Arabs by I a man who loves them and is almost one ot them." Published by HODDER STOUGHTOH LTD. Far Eastern Representative: DONALD MOORE, 22, Orchard372 words
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Advertisement14 1948-09-09 9 H.M.deSOUZASr. Son GROUND CONTRACTORS Office A Residence: (Temporary) 97. Cavenagb Road Singapore Tele: *****14 words
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Advertisement330 1948-09-09 9 THE GREATEST S) OF ALL W\M TONIGS I jjj !|j ■yHROUGHOUT the world, I S *l'l ill' or ver y man y years, 0 t 111 PHOSFERINE has been reI S3 1 garded as an indispensable |y I ft tonic for the weak and ailing, fts ==5S! j the convalescent330 words
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Miscellaneous683 1948-09-09 9 Mi ta^S? t^'f^ ?it hre^ at;ence eivin the »ituation due bought, L^iTh 5 s Wbcre »»»ey BMt continued with diamonds may be. rather than to pound even though dummy and declarer ST^-n" <**»?* impregna- were both now out n£ da«>, T.S a CSt in 8outh realised wh h might day683 words
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Article473 1948-09-09 10 Malay Protest At Damages Plan DftOTEST at the payment of taxpayers' money under the War Damage Compensation Scheme where there is no legal liability is made by the Utusan Melayu, Singapore's only Malay vernacular newspaper. The leading article says: "We do not intend to dwell on the473 words
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Article247 1948-09-09 10 OUT of 114 third year student teachers who sat for normal class examinations In the Federation 104 passed. Two hundred and fifty seven out of 303 first year students were successful. In addition one candidate m the third year and six m the first year will247 words
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Article135 1948-09-09 10 ROYAL Air Force Sunderlands, Yorks, Dakotas, Harvards, Spitfires. Mosquitoes and a Vampire will take part m the fly-past to commemorate the Battle of Britain next vVfdnesday at Singapore. Spitfires will be flown by famous Battle of Britain oilots led by Wing Commander Stamford-Tuck, D.5.0., D.F.C. and135 words
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Article26 1948-09-09 10 BELFAST, Wed.—A detachment of 157 officers and men will leave today to Join the First Battalion. Royal Innis- killing Fusiliers m Malaya A.P.AP - 26 words
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Article11 1948-09-09 10 Underalong the of roads m has been as emergerrv11 words
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Article, Illustration58 1948-09-09 10 TWO MALAY STUDENTS at National Central University m Nanking met other Muslims at a religious festival recently. They are (left to right): Othman-Wu, head of the Middle East Department of the Chinese Foreign Office; Shan Ko-hsin. head of the Nanking Muslim Association's cultural department; Raja Nongchik and Abdul Majid OthmanAP - 58 words
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Article130 1948-09-09 10 Greetings and farewells mingled at a tea party at the Social Welfare Department yesterday. Welcome was for four staff members who recently arrived from England and farewells for two members who are sailing today to study m England. The honorary magistrate of the Juvenile Court, (Mr. Paul130 words
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Advertisement283 1948-09-09 10 "A Pictn- For The Intelligent And The Connoisseur. The Singing, The Orchestra And Chorus Of The Royal Opera House, Rome, Are Beyond Reproach." (EXPRESS). IIMWII lHlli Opens Today Four Shows ia, iWaW 9 _al3 wHa 2 415 6 30 93 p- m PHONF fi9o3 k\ fr JK "OPERA LOVOS MAY283 words
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Advertisement266 1948-09-09 10 APITOL IIAM-2PM4.IS-67i0-9 15 WT "NEVER-BEFORE" m' mk. Tarzan Diving From A 500 ft. Fjk Mountain Ledge and His Fight nk WM\ With A Giant Octopus Underw_l m Si' j* water laM NEVER-BEFORE" A l?p% V jL Scores of Aqua-Queens m R.K.O. \.if'li Vl Daring Picture X*kj? Water ____P*t__k Starring ffl_H_|__k266 words
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Miscellaneous407 1948-09-09 10 T- 1 *»Hlb«nnanl« gteBiaim.: jn.15 Won^en'i Newsiettei; 10.30 RADIO i» teges" <Alan Rawsthorne;. Sym- p ro Arte String Orchestra; 10.45 i p.tn Music; 1.30 News; 1.4a phony No. 101. In D minor 'The Music- 11 News; 11.15 TalkCxraldo; 2.00 Close. 8.15 News Clock") (Haydn). Muscl for Or- I n i407 words
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682 1948-09-09 11 Decision On Sept. 30 MALACCA Electric Lighting directors have called ITI a meeting to consider winding up the company. This was Malaya's first electric supply company, started over 36 years ago, and the last to be taken over by the Gk>vernmen^^_^^^^^^^ The company'! licenneH682 words
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Article108 1948-09-09 11 From Our Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Wed. rE Malayan share market today was practically unchanged from yesterday, with a small volume of business passing. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association INDUSTRIALS Buyw _Mt!oF E. Utd. Assur. 40.60 41. M M. Breweries -5.00 15.23 Oversea Chinese Bank 85.50108 words
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Article199 1948-09-09 11 LONDON. Wed. SENTIMENT on the London Stock Exchange yesterday changed for the worse, probably as a result of East-West tension from the previous day's Berlin incident*. Dullness was general, with very little activity, says Reuters financial correspondent. Industrials generally were inclined to dullnea. Domestic Issues also tended199 words
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Article86 1948-09-09 11 CHIPS m port alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharvesi yesterday (godowns In brackets) were. __n Main Wharf: Glaucus (33-84) Scudai (33), Gujarat (40-41). Wee. Wharf: Carthage (1-2), Asphalion (11-12), Achilles (15Empire Dock: B©nggarang (1718), Charles McLeod (21-22). Hemland (25-26), Malacca (29- 30). W_^L Tw__Kll }anl L (41V86 words
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Article151 1948-09-09 11 Tin Output During The Emergency From Oar Star? Correspondent PENANG. Wed. riVEN adequate protection, Malayan dredges and other units should be able to continue tin production and benefit from the high price despite the emergency, says the Eastern manager of Eastern Smelting (Mr. D. A. Mackay.) Commenting on an article151 words
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Article192 1948-09-09 11 YESTERDAY'S Singapore rubber market was dull and easier, with little or no Interest from London or New York. Business m No. 1 sheet f.o.b. September passed at between 44 14 and 41 cents per lb. Closing prices yesterday were: No. 1 sheet f.o.b. buyers 44V. cents, sellers 44192 words
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181 1948-09-09 11 From Oar Own Correspondent. LONDON, Wednesday. THE full accounts of the London Tin Corporation show that earnings have been vastly higher than the figure In the preliminary statement, says the Daily Telegraph. I They show also that the format of the consolidated balance sheet la181 words
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Article60 1948-09-09 11 From A Market Correspondent gIAK sago flour came m for fair demand m Singapore yesterday, improving sllgtly In price. Copra quotation rose a little wifh Inquiry from India. The pepper market continued slack. Yesterday's changes included: Pepper: Murrtok white $194; Sarawak white $193; Lampong black $179. Copra: Sun-dried60 words
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Advertisement1339 1948-09-09 11 MANSFIELD c* CO., LTD. I (Incorporated In Singapore) BLUB FUNNEL UK* ETBAITS STEAMSHIP CO., SAILINOi tROM U.K ft UAJk LTD. •Achilles from IfK CIS WIST COAST MALAYA "Maron" from U.S.A C. 27 "Sogamat" for P. Sham, T. "Breconshire" due from U.K. Sept. 9 Anson Penang Sopt. II •Titan" due from1,339 words
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Advertisement240 1948-09-09 11 PRESIDENT LINES General Passenger Agent tor Northwest Amine* SAILINCS TO Nfw rORK AND BOSTON -la INDIA ECVPT MEDITERRANEAN PORTS Louis Meh Howe P Sham Sept. S I President Polk Spore Sept IS Penang Sept 9' Penang tept 21 SAILINCS TO SAN e RANCIM.«. ANl> kU. ANGtLIS THINCI NEW YORK BALTIMORE.240 words
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Advertisement281 1948-09-09 11 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINCS FROM SCANOINAVIA/UK./ CONTINENT m.» "Nordfarer' tor Saigon ft Bangkok Duo abt Oct 1 ma Kambodie for Manila, Hong Kong, Shanghai. Kobe Yokohama Dae abt. Oct. 9 ma "Selandia' tor Saigon ft Bangkok Due abt Oct IS m_ "Korea- for Manila. H'Kong ft Shanghai Ova abt Nov281 words
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Advertisement1101 1948-09-09 11 McALISTER CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Smgapoie) ELLBRMAN th BUCKNALL KLAVENESS LINE HAVRE, LONDON HAMBURG PACIFIC PORTS Accepting cargo fot US North Atlantic Accepting cargo foi Central South Port* ft Canada via Colombo American Ports. CIT> OF YOKOHAMA flMlia I IB Spote P Sham Penang FRANCISVILLI 20 Oct. 27 Oct. SO1,101 words
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Article, Illustration469 1948-09-09 12 Cycling Carnival In Singapore P. M. La Porte of the Dunlop Island Ramblers cycling team made a magnificent spurt m the last lap to win the 10 miles event at the second day's races of the Singapore cycling carnival held on the Padang yesterday. La469 words
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Article, Illustration31 1948-09-09 12 Sgt. Scott deft) and Cpl. Sim ms going out to open the W.A.A.F. innings against the A.T.S. m the women's cricket match played at Tang lin Barracks yesterday. Straits Times picture.31 words
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Article262 1948-09-09 12 GOOD bowling enabled the A.TJ3. to defeat the W.A.A.F. 's by 33 runs m a game of cricket played at Tanglln Barracks yesterday. The WAAF's batted first and were all out for 83. Sgt. Nuttal, the captain, was the highest scorer with 32. Murray and Walton for262 words
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Article76 1948-09-09 12 DONCASTER, Wednesday. MAJOR Mac Donald Buchanan's Aberrant won the Champagne Stakes here this afternoon. Mr. A. Glenlster's Nimbus was second and Mr. R. Conwell's Dato third. Only three ran. The betting was 0 to 2 on (favourite> Abernant; 6 to 3 against Nimbus and 50 to76 words
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Article103 1948-09-09 12 At the second annual genera! meeting of the Haikowyu Sports Club the following were elected office bearers for 1948-1949: Patrons Messrs. Loh Ah Fong, Yap Leong Chong and Chng Keng Seng. President. Mr. Mab Quae Leong; vice-president Mr. Barry Algoo; Hon. secretary Mr. K. R. Chandra; Hon. treasurer103 words
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Article42 1948-09-09 12 THE Malayan Chinese Football Association Cup fixture between Malacca and Singapore, which was scheduled to be played at Singapore on Saturday, Sept. 11, has been postponed Indefinitely owing to the Malacca side being unable to make the trip.42 words
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Article307 1948-09-09 12 PiLAYING brilliantly m the first half, the R.A.F. Seletar avenged their first-round defeat when they beat the Amicable Athletic Association by the odd goal m five m a First Division League game played at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Durdon, the Airmen's centre-forward, was m great form, and307 words
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Article46 1948-09-09 12 THE basketball match between TJ.S.S. Toledo and the Singapore Chinese at the Happy World Stadium on Tuesday night netted $1,268, which has been turned over to the UNAC (United Nations Appeal for Children) funds. The Singapore Chinese won by 56 points to 40.46 words
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Article30 1948-09-09 12 In a friendly soccer match played at Pasir Panjang yes»erday. the Ktppcl Bus company beat the s.s. Malacca s—o.5 —0. Scorers were Taib (2), Muthu and Dollah (2).30 words
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Article, Illustration20 1948-09-09 12 The W.A.A.F. and A.T.S. teams photographed before their cricket match yesterday. The A.T.S. won by S3 rung. Straits Times picture.20 words
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Article38 1948-09-09 12 TODAY SOCCER: S.A.F.A. Div. I: M.F.A. v. Nayy JaUn Besar Stadium. Div. HI: La ialle S.C. v. Customs S.C— McNair Road; C.A. v. R.A.S.C. Training School Geylang Stadium: M.F.A. v. S.C.S.A.— C.Y.M.A. ground, St. George's Road.'38 words
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Article66 1948-09-09 12 THE Postal and Telecoms beat the Serangoon Association by two goals to nil In a Third Division league soccer match played at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. The first goal was scored by Sharlff, the centre-forward, off a pass from M. Ismail, the leftwinger. A few minutes later Ismail66 words
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Article333 1948-09-09 12 WEIGHTS for Wednesday, Sept. 15, the second day of the Singapore Turf Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) Class 1, Dlv. B—l Mile. i^Hili^i^i^i^i^HHi^i^i^i^H Grand Friar's Prix n 9.04 Last 8.C3 D. R. B. 8.13 Electro Lynchburg 8.13 plat* 8.01 Predomin- Silver ance 8 12 Spear333 words
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Article242 1948-09-09 12 THE Three-year-olds' Free Handicap will be revived at the Singapore Turf Club's November Meeting (Nov. 13, 17 and 20). The race was inaugurated m 1934 and was a feature of every November meeting at Bukit Timah. Ballymun was the last winner of the Free Handicap. The242 words
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Article102 1948-09-09 12 From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Wed OWINO to the present emergency, the Johore Rugby Football Club have not been able to call a meeting to draw up the programme for the coming season. It Is unlikely that much rugger will be played m Johore this year.102 words
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Article160 1948-09-09 12 SCARBOROUGH, Wednesday. RAIN stopped play when H. D. G. Leveson Gower's XI had made 94 runs for two wickets against the Australians here today. Hutton, England's^ wasH by for al This the tourists' lastH m game they wiilH for for thelrß i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H Rain delayed the160 words
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Article30 1948-09-09 12 LEVESON GOWER'S Xl— let Inns. Hutton b Lind wall Flahlock not out 38 Edrich b Bill Johnston 19 Donnelly not out 39 Extras Total (for 2 wkta.)' 94 —Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article41 1948-09-09 12 London, Wednesday YESTERDAY'S U.K. Football League results were: Third Division (Southern) Southend U 0 Nosthamptun T. 1. Third Division (Nnrilitrn) Barrow 1 Wrexham 1. Rochdale 1 Carlislo U. 0. Glasgow Cop Semi Final Third Lanark 4 Rangers 1. Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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Article54 1948-09-09 12 Entries are invited for the Singapore lnter-club, inter-school and in'er-Commercial House badminton tournaments. Entry forms may be obtained from the honorary secretary of the Singapore Badminton Association, Mr. Wee Kirn Wee. c/o United Press, Electra House, or at the Clerical Union Hall on Saturdays and Sundays. The closing54 words
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Advertisement639 1948-09-09 12 i I.ASSIHED AIIS IContlnuec from oage 6) A» OIYIMODATION WANTED BRITISH bachelor requires furn iNhed Room Board with privat- family. Box No. A3966. B.T QUIET couple want to rent small bungalow or flat Eur area Willing to pay reasonable repairs Please apply to Box A3065. ST. QUIET ENGLISH couple capable639 words
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Miscellaneous22 1948-09-09 12 SINGAPORE TIDES Today: High Water, 2.20 a.m. (9ft. 3in.). 2.11 p.m. (9ft. Oin.). Tomorrow: 3.13 a.m. (8ft. 4in.). 2.50 p.m. (8ft. 71n.).22 words
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