The Straits Times, 21 November 1948
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Title Section19 1948-11-21 1 The Straits Times LARGEST NETT SALE IN MALA YA No. 695. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1948. PRICE 10 CENTS.19 words
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Article241 1948-11-21 1 PIRATE RADIO STATIONS HUNTED Blackmarket news channel Sunday Times Staff Reporter BUSINESSMEN in Singapore and other Far East centres are op; -ating a ring of pirate radio stations to transmit blackmarket quotations of exchange rates and other business secrets. In an effort to track down illegal wireless transmitters used by241 words
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Article, Illustration47 1948-11-21 1 CiINC'E Army guard dogs started patrolling certain army stores and depots at the beginning of October not a single thine has been stolen from them. Here is Toper with Svt. Jackson. Toper worked with the Polish underground movement before he joined the British Army. Story in Pager47 words
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Article, Illustration40 1948-11-21 1 IMIK Third Battalion, Gre--1 nadier Guards, In their flag march through Kuala Lumpur yesterday, remember the war dead and salut* the city'i war memorial as they march down Victory Avenue against the background of the minarets of the railway station.40 words
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Article, Illustration34 1948-11-21 1 ivftAT fascinated t' be;- most at St. Joseph's Insti- tution's first post-war exhibition of art and handwork yesterday was this amphibious opera ttpn sctlie made In cardboard and paper by some of the pupils.34 words
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Article147 1948-11-21 1 Club plane crashes in sea Sunday Times Staff Reporter A CUSTOMS launch crew saved the life of a member of the Royal Singapore Flying Club, Mr. O. S. Connochie, when a Tiger Moth he was piloting crashed into the Singapore Roads Just off Clifford Pier yesterday afternoon. Mr. Connochie, who147 words
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Article102 1948-11-21 1 THE HAGUE, Set. IT was officially announced today that because the Dutch Government believes it might still be possible to reach an agreement through negotiations with the Indonesian Republic, she has decided to send a delegation to Indonesia to conduct negotiations with the Republican GovernmentUP - 102 words
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Article128 1948-11-21 1 Sund-.y Times Staff Reporter PENANG, Saturday. 'THE Penang health authorities have wirelessed the P. fir O. liner Carthage that a baby passenger admitted to the General Hospital here, has been found to be suffering from smallpox. The infant, age 2± months, joined the ship at128 words
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Article53 1948-11-21 1 LONDON. Sat. PRINCESS ELIZABETH and the Duke of Edinburgh were spending today their first wedding aniversary quietly at Buckingham Palace. The Princess's doctors visited her again today and it was understood that the Princess and her son born last Sunday were continuing to make goodReuter - 53 words
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Article22 1948-11-21 1 MANILA. Sat.— The National War Crimes Tribunal sentenced former Japanese Army Lieutenant Ichiro Yamanoue to die by hanging.— A.P.AP - 22 words
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Article26 1948-11-21 1 PARIS. Sat.— French troops today occupied all port installations at Dunkirk where Communist dockers had been holding out behind barricades since Wednesday.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article271 1948-11-21 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE assistant manager and conductor of Sunfei Ular Estate at Kulim (Keaa.., fought a gun battle with bandits yesterday while on an inspection tour of the estate. They heard noise* among the trees, took cover, and opened fire271 words
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Article59 1948-11-21 1 MELBOURNE Sat.—Australia's strike of export slaughtermen, estimated to cost Britain 30,000 tons of meat, ended today. The men decided to return to work on employers' terms, but warned that If they did not get the 20 per cent wage increase demanded they would meet again onReuter - 59 words
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Article66 1948-11-21 1 PARIS. Sat. BY the closest vote this session the United Nations trusteeship committee last night rejected by 22 votes to 21, with 11 abstentions, an Indian proposal requesting the South African Government not to proceed with measures amounting to Incorporation of Southwest Africa into theReuter - 66 words
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Article58 1948-11-21 1 SOUTHAMPTON. Sat. About 300 of the crew of the Queen Elizabeth walked off tN huge ship today, in sj apathy with American dockworkers. an hour before the ship was due to sail with 2.100 passengers aboard The si o irPMlv 'vaci been dp'n-«.i three days because of58 words
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Article70 1948-11-21 1 NANKING. Sat. 'THE American Embassy said tonight that Communist authorities at Mukden had seized the American Consu-late-General's radio communications set. The seizure was made, the Embassy said. 36 hours after the Communist authorities issued a general order for surrender of all radio sets in theAP - 70 words
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Article34 1948-11-21 1 ATHENS Sat. -Troops and gendarmes are reported to be chasing guerillas who attacked Paliokoundours, 18 miles north-west of Athens. This is the guerilla's closest move to the capital this year.— U.P.UP - 34 words
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Article32 1948-11-21 1 PARIS, Sat.— The United Nations General Assembly has approved a long range programme to aid 000.000 refugees of the Palestine war and authorised $5,000,000 to begin relief work immediately.32 words
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Article69 1948-11-21 1 BRITISH subjects born in the Settlements of Penang and Malacca can be banished if a bill to be introduced at the Federal Legislative Council meeting in December is passed. Under the existing law. British subjects in ihe Mala> States may be banished. The Bill states that "in69 words
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Article143 1948-11-21 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter 4 FERRET Force patrol taking part in "Operation rx Rugger" In johore came across the most obliging bandit the security forces are ever likely to meet. The patrol "flushed" a squatters' camp and found the "towkay" at home (he is usually143 words
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Article103 1948-11-21 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Sat. 'THE U.S. rubber industry's sales probably will total (U.S.) $3,500,000,000 this year, said Mr. Herbert E. Smith, president of the U.S. Rubber Company today. He predicted they would remain at that level next yjar. In response to questions he said he did notAP - 103 words
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Article44 1948-11-21 1 RANGOON. Saturday. DURMA will begin shipping rice to China on Nov. 24 a week earlier than originally planned. A shipment of 4,000 tonsfirst of a 43.000 tons allotment will b« loaded aboard a Chinese ship here next Wednesday.— A.P.AP - 44 words
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Article22 1948-11-21 1 KHARTOUM, Sat. Five Sudanese were killed in disturbances on the Nile when pro-Egyptian parties staged a demonstration there yesterday.—Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
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Article44 1948-11-21 1 Mr. John W. Haus.sennun, Philippines mining magnate, has proposed that the United States raise the price of sold and lend or s?ll it on a lonsr term basis as the best way to stabilise currencies and revive world trade— U.P.UP - 44 words
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Article31 1948-11-21 1 A sign hangs in a bookstore at La Guardia airfield. New York. It reads: 'Fc/m--erly 19 cent, now $3." Th« book is entitled "Harry Truman, a Politiral Biogra^Vy."31 words
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Article197 1948-11-21 1 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANC, Saturday. THE Russian ship, Central Cherniakhovski, is expected to arrive in Penan* tomorrow to take what may possibly be the last shipment of Malayan rubber for Russia. A special representative of the Russian buyers is coming to Penang from Singapore197 words
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61 1948-11-21 1 SELANGOR CRASH VICTIMS NAMED is officially announced 1 that six men lost their lives when a Spitfire and a Dakota crashed on Nov. 12 near Serendah (Selangor) The Spitfire pilot was Flying Officer P.M. Sketch. On board the Dakota were Sq/Ldr. D. K. Hayes; Flt/Lt. D. G. Ballard; Navigator II61 words
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251 1948-11-21 1 Bandits shoot priest as he says Mass Sunday Times Staff Reporter IPOH, Saturday. TERRORISTS in the Cameron Highlands this morning burst into a Roman Catholic church 10 miles from Tanah Rata and shot the priest as he was taking Mass. Hit injuries were slight. Father Hippolyte Berto altar when five251 words
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Article1310 1948-11-21 2 Colonel was put under club tap *"^^^^^^^^^^*^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^BBVKa^^^^^^H^M^^^^^^^^^^nn^^^^^^^^^M^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M!^^^^^^HlHlMHMMMMi BEFORE World War I we always had two regiments stationed in Singapore. One regiment was British and the other was Indian. During my early days the colonel of the British regiment was unpopular not only with his own officers and men but with1,310 words
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Article, Illustration498 1948-11-21 2 PHOTO NOTES NEARLY everybody takes baby pictures either of his own children or those of friends. It is not hard to make good baby pictures if you take your snaps fairly close up, get down to the baby's level, and picture him in action. Most people fall because498 words
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Article279 1948-11-21 2 DRINK should always be regarded internationally. The Joy and comfort dispensed by alcoholic liquors should, and does as a rule, overstep geographical boundaries, and so we find it is not absolutely necessary to go to France to tase the benefits of French wines and cognacs. Scotch whisky,279 words
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Article, Illustration470 1948-11-21 3 SPORE WAITS FOR NEW ARMS Old emblem is revived Sunday Times Staff Reporter (SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT is awaiting the arrival of a Royal Warrant to confirm a new coat of arms for the Colony, a design for which was submitted to London for approval some months ago. The Warrant is expected470 words
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Article132 1948-11-21 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter WITH 10 more deys to go before registration ends In Singapore, there are still about 70,000 people who have not yet sent in their application forms for identity cards. The Commissioner for Registration, Mr. M. F. Garling, told the Sunday Times yesterday that132 words
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Article, Illustration289 1948-11-21 3 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter FIFTY young British oak saplings that have just arrived in Singapore from England to mark the Colony's participation in the XV Olympic Games have caused a controversy the British oaks refuse to grow here. The secretary of the Olympic Sports289 words
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Article84 1948-11-21 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. "r\ON'T give money to Lf policemen" was the advice given to Wong Pak Yong. a lorry driver, by the District Judge, who admonished him at the conclusion of the case in which Wong was charged with offering a bribe to84 words
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Article42 1948-11-21 3 4 CHINESE, while taking his J\ food at his home in Bencoolen Street yesterday evenIng collapsed and was removed to General Hospital by ambulance. There are flve other ambulance calls, four of which Were for traffic victim*.42 words
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Article155 1948-11-21 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter supply of electricity ta Johore Bahru Is made on the condition that the Federation Government will provide at Its own cost and without any expense to *he Singapore Municipality overhead transmission lines; and secondly. that the supply will be turneo on only155 words
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Article185 1948-11-21 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter IHJ JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday. pit rate of registration is increasing in johorc Bahru, where about 200 oersons daily are applying for -(identity cards. Many persons have failed j to obtain their cards because they did not produce their rice cards.185 words
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Article, Illustration45 1948-11-21 3 MARRIED in Singapore yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. 111 Lawrence Lee leaving the Church of the Sacred Heart. The bride was the former Miss Marian Lim, daughter of Vr. and Mrs. J. Llm Joo Seng. The groom is the son of Mr. J. Lee Ah Man.45 words
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Article46 1948-11-21 3 AB.OJD. train collided with a bus at TangUn Road yesterday afternoon. Passengers in the bus suffered no Injuries, but the bus was badly damaged. The train was going from one depot to another across the road when It collided with the bus.46 words
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Article170 1948-11-21 3 Beer, ham eggs -arrested Sunday Time* Staff Reporter EONC Thin, a Singapore detective corporal, charged v with extortion, told the District Judge, Mr. E. P. Shanks, that he was arrested in his bed after he had been out eating ham and eggs and drinking beer with his alleged victim. Leong170 words
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Article365 1948-11-21 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE needs 4,000 acres for playing fields and recreation space but at present there is available only 110 acres for club use, states a report, submitted to the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council, now being circulated to affiliated bodies. The report, prepared365 words
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Article70 1948-11-21 3 I lAN Sheah Chuan, 20-year-i old taikong of a junk, was fined a total of $1,450 in Ul3 Fourth Court yesterday when he pleaded guilty to two charges of possession of dutiable goods and to a third charge of importing tobacco without a licence. The dutiable70 words
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Article58 1948-11-21 3 SALIM bin Ahmad in the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday was committed for trial on a charge of robbery of a bicycle. At the preliminary Inquiry, Jalil bin Abu Bakar said that he was buying singlets from a pedlar In Eu Tong Seng Street58 words
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Article75 1948-11-21 3 Sunday Times Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. rE Postmaster General. Malaya, announces that information has been received from the G.P.O. in Britain that certain parcels marked "Gift Food Parcel" have been found to contain goods other than food. A parcel declared as a "Gift Food Parcel" must75 words
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Article912 1948-11-21 4 RED STRIKE THREAT FOLDS UP 808 CILMORE looks at AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE, Nov. 11. AUSTRALIA this week was treated to the educative sight of a Commu-nist-decreed general coal strike in New South Wales folding up after two days with meek surrender by the miners. Department stores in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide912 words
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Article552 1948-11-21 4 riNE of the more *J stupid of modern affectations is the idea that a musical composition can exist without a melody and that a book can exist without a plot. In part this can be laid at the door of Chekov, who was notorious for the weakness552 words
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Article533 1948-11-21 4 S.C. GEORGE - S.C. GEORGE by T»HE petty pirates of today who occasionally hold up wretched fishermen for a few dollars in Malayan waters would be scorned by their forebears of the nineteenth century. In those days the Balanini, associates of the dreaded Lanuns of the Sulu533 words
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Article, Illustration31 1948-11-21 4 PATSY AND MARTHA BROWN, twin .i.t.rt from Los A fig.l«, specialise in synchronised dancing. It comes easy ro them because each always knows instinctively what the other is going to do.31 words
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Article44 1948-11-21 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A tribute to the services of Mr. H. A. R. Cheeseman, the Director of Education, was paid yesterday by the High Commissioner, Sir Henry Gumey, at the conclusion of the Legislative Council meeting. Mr. Cheeseman is retiring next month.44 words
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Article, Illustration481 1948-11-21 5 To beat bandits on own ground Sunday Times Staff Reporter BRITISH soldiers newly out from the urban lift at home are learning that the jungle is not such a bad place after all, that properly approached it will provide them with all they want for481 words
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Article177 1948-11-21 5 T.B. clinic to examine 200 daily Sunday Times Staff Reporter CIN'GAPORE doctors are res- ponding well to the call for clinical assistants at the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's clinic at Tanjong Pagar to be opened to the general public from December Ist. The Director of the clinic, Dr. O. H. Oarlick,177 words
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Article86 1948-11-21 5 ACeylonese physician, Dr. Chelllappa* Retnasingan of Kallang Road, was fined $10 yesterday in the Singapore Fourth Police Court for being drunk and incapable in Arab Street on Friday night. A police constable said he found the doctor lying on the road with a crowd round him.86 words
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Article131 1948-11-21 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. MALAYS from every kampong in Kuala Lumpur district have organised Peace Preservation Committees for the protection of kampong dwellers during the emergency, m The Peace Preservation movement was launched three months ago under the guidance of the Kuala Lumpur131 words
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Article65 1948-11-21 5 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's noon prices yesterday November 20 were, in cents per lb.: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot loose nominal 3'"> T F.O.B. In bales Dec. No. 1 R.S.S. 36% No. 2 R.S.S. 35% No. 3 R.S.S. 34 On rcg. tender Dec. 36% Jan. -Mar. 194965 words
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Article21 1948-11-21 5 MUAR, Saturday.— Llm Ah Chal, alleged to have obstructed the foot path with certain goods, was fined $10.21 words
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Article370 1948-11-21 5 SHARE MARKET Sunday Times Financial Correspondent ALL sections of the share market were easier last week and only a small volume of business was transacted. The situation in North China is credited with responsibility for this easier trend. Events in that area appear to have been370 words
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Article96 1948-11-21 5 LETTER TO THE EDITOR In the Sunday Times last week there were two pictures of the bombing of the terrorist hideout. In the lower picture I noticed a lady standing. Was she a nurse or only a spectator If the latter I am surprised to96 words
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Advertisement535 1948-11-21 5 BOOKS JUST RECEIVED Stones Justices' w«mn' 1948. (3 Vols.) 834.00 Cotton. This Game of Ootf 19.00 Wade PhUllns. Constitutional Law 13.50 Oppenhebn. International Law. Vol. I 35. 0 a Nicol. Ship Construction and Calculations >. 18.00 Benham Economics 750 Richards. Pocket Book of Basic English 1.50 Benham's Book a. Quotations535 words
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Miscellaneous340 1948-11-21 5 RADIO MALAYA Bunday Afternoon Variety; 4.00 Music for Teatime; 4.30 Australian In Person; 4.30 To Be Concluded News; 5.13 Magazine of the Week: SINGAPORE —Repeat Performance; 8.00 8t 6.30 p.m. World News; 7.15 John's Institution Scout Show: Famous Overture*: 1.43 National goo Runriav Mroiin. mr nn «rt- 5 25 Programme340 words
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463 1948-11-21 6 THE SUNDAY TIMES SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1948. REFLEX ACTION THE FEDERAL LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL shied like a nervous colt Jumping at a piece of paper when the mystic words social security were introduced in the Council Chamber last week. Mr. M. P. Rajagopal's proposal seemed innocuous enough it simply called lor463 words
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Article130 1948-11-21 6 COMMUNIST sL Users in France are reported to be assaulting the police for having arrested strikers who assaulted the police. It rieems to be a policy that ran go on for ever and is reminiscent of the man who was sent to prison for bribing a130 words
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Article, Illustration1449 1948-11-21 6 ALAN WOLSTENHOLME - ALAN WOLSTENHOLME Fullerton Building is 21 next year by rULLERTOiN busiest and bestknown building in Singapore, comes of age next June, but for every ten thousand who are familiar with its dominating exterior only one knows that it floats on a gigantic cellular concrete raft. Designed1,449 words
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Article, Illustration575 1948-11-21 6 I ARGEST existing Nepali vocabulary in the world has been compiled by an Army officer now serving in Singapore 26-year-old Captain Malcom Meerendonk, of the Army Education Branch, G.H.Q., Far Eastern Land F~ r ces. The compilation has taken him 21 years, and he believes that after575 words
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Advertisement11 1948-11-21 6 for better tea-time* Finest Broken Orange Pekoe Price $2.00 per Ib11 words
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302 1948-11-21 7 POLICE RADIO EQUALS BEST IN WORLD 160 stations in Malaya Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. gTARfIMG with virtually no proper radio equipment icjr months ago when the emergency began, the Malayan Police will soon have a communications system as modern, complete and efficient as any in the world.302 words
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Article, Illustration27 1948-11-21 7 MR. HUANG HUNG MING, Senior Asst. Inspector of Chinese Schools, Parian*, one of the hard workers who made the West Pahan? Chinese in-ter-school sports a great success.27 words
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Article238 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter I jL'TCHMEN in Singapore will once more be able to sip their famous Hollands gin, play tennis and dance in the sanctity of their own club if the Municipality approves their plans to build new club premises in Adam Road. They238 words
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Article88 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter pHONG San Mooi, a 42-year-old Chinese nonya, Paid a S2OO flne in the Third Police Court yesterday for allowing seven people to play chi-ki in her house in Balestier Road on Nov. 12. The seven gamblers—six women »nd man »>ad flned $25 each ru88 words
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Article25 1948-11-21 7 KUANTAN, Sat.-A Malay i ost his life while another was seriously injured when a fishing boat and a landing craft collided last Saturday.25 words
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Article76 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter TO enable members of the 1 various organisations of the Straits Chinese Methodist Church to get to know each other, the official board cf the Church were hosts at a tea party yesterday which more than 100 people attended. Speaking for the76 words
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Article113 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE first festival of English Church music by the choirs affiliated to the Royal School of Church Music, will be held at the St. Andrew's Cathedral today the Eve of St. Cecilia's Day— at 5.30 p.m. The festival will open with the choirs113 words
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Article75 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SARKIES M. Arathocn charged with breach trust of Raffles Hotel fun appeared again before t. Singapore First District JJutd t Mr. A. P. Shanks, yesterday. Mr. A. H. Frew, AJSP., said that the prosecution was not ready to proceed with the hearing75 words
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Article34 1948-11-21 7 rHERE were 27 deaths from tuberculosis in Singapore 11 fewer than the previous week, says a Municipal health statement Issued yesterday. There were 727 births and 157 deaths during the week.34 words
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Article249 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CULLY EQUIPPED Russian and Ambonese anti-pirate guards are continuing to play their part on ships plying between Singapore and China ports to ensure the safety of life on board against sea robbers. Guards were first introduced on the sealanes between Malaya and249 words
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Article26 1948-11-21 7 A Chinese motor-cyclist with a pillion rider ran into a dz-ain at the third mile, Buklt Timah Road, yesterday while avoiding a dog.26 words
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Article275 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SIKHS in Malaya carry swords, one of the five religious symbols enjoined on them by their faith, even though the carrying of swords is prohibited by the Governments. But the swords are not the 3 foot long specimens carried by Sikhs in India.275 words
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Article33 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A Malay cyclist, who was in collision with an S.T.C. bus yesterday at South Bridge Road, was taken to the General Hospital with a fractured leg.33 words
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Article31 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Tunes Staff Reporter Two Singapore students Mr. T. R. Doraisamy and Mr. Cheah Blan Kung, have passed the London University B.A. General Examination, held in Singapore in June.31 words
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Article78 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter TEADING industrial plants, factories and firms in Singapore have been asked by the Labour Department for photographs to illustrate the contrast between old and new industrial methods. These photographs will augment a report on the progress of industry In Singapore now being78 words
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Article203 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE restoration of direct 1 purchasing arrangements with Australia during the j past year had enabled Singapore Cold Storage Company to reduce the price of j its meat, said the chairman, I Mr. J. M. Prescott, at the annual meeting of the203 words
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Article179 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter I^VEN the heavy rain yesterday afternoon during the annual review of the Boys Brigade, Singapore Battalion, held in Empress Place, tailed to take the shine off 230 boys who took part. The Commander-in-Chief, FARELF, Gen. Sir Neil Ritchie, took the salute and179 words
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Article, Illustration364 1948-11-21 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter VOT one cent of Army stores has been lost to looters 1^ or thieves at any depot, store dump or other military establishment in Singapore at which Army guard dogs have been operating since they were put on the job on364 words
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Article68 1948-11-21 7 TH E Postmaster-General, Malaya, announces that the latest dates of posting at the General Post Office Singapore, of letters and packets by air mail for the following countries for Christmas delivery are United Kingdom, Dec. 12; America, Dec. 12; Australia, Dec. 17. Information regarding the68 words
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Advertisement378 1948-11-21 8 cCM i ji^^sapw^p^^n a i If your aya BIS dull instead of sp.n kliiiL. 1 v.ith itit whites yellowish or bloodshot lal.i tl as a warning bathe your ryes daily with Optrcjc to wash away dust and foreign bodies, and give youi eyes back their natural brilliance and elliticncy. It378 words
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Advertisement218 1948-11-21 8 a^"fl I nri^Llv rir^of 1 1 Mr pi iCKiy iiL-Ji 1 AL^ guards you against the germs which •KIN COMPLAINT! auw skin diseases, and helps to keep your skin healthy. %-A fjMW tt>WA«D COOK > CO. LTD., COUPON, IWOLAN^ BB8B8MBBaMt jijMg)g)aw 4 SBF^BzvV JrsCfTt Rjii k^aSaEtr -%JB? ■> > r218 words
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Miscellaneous794 1948-11-21 8 THIS WEEK FOR YOU -What the Stars Foretell-, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Not. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. TAURUS (Apr. 21-May LEO (July 24-Aug. 23).---22). —Harmonious contacts 29).— Steady plodding 21).— Lot* and romanc* are Conflicting conditions make with all friends and what eoont« this week, favoured. Personal matter* decisions difficult, so be very794 words
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Miscellaneous173 1948-11-21 8 Sunday Times Crossword I I I H I ■26 I ACROSS DOWN 1. Drinks (4); 5. Be thickly beset 1. Generation (I); a. Affection (7); 9. Sols (6); 10. At all time* (4); I. Bach (I); 4. Dtioouraea ■4); 11. Mo«t meagre (8); 14. Bto*t (7); 8. Plunder (I); 7.173 words
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Miscellaneous434 1948-11-21 8 PR the millions of ona\se players throughout the world. new law* went into effect on October 1. After five years of a sort of stop-gap set of rules, these new laws truly will be International In scope. Some penalties have been reduced, others entirely eliminated. The overall Idea has been434 words
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Article239 1948-11-21 9 Tf/INTER FASHIONS "ARE BEING SHOWN. In Dorville's winter collection shepherd's plaid, frogging, bustle effects, and back fulness are high fashion points. Classic lines are accented by detail which includes Danton collars, hip "cuffs," back bows, and turn-back cuffs with deep points. Brief -waisted jackets are shown with most239 words
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Article673 1948-11-21 9 MARY HEATHCOTT - MARY HEATHCOTT by LONDON, Nov. 8. JELEVISION is not as popular here as it is in America. There apparently, every bar has its set, installed first to attract customers, now sometimes deplored because it takes customers too much from the business of drinking. When installed in pubs here673 words
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Article, Illustration40 1948-11-21 9 ThtS cocktail gown in swishy black silk moire combines several of the newest look fashion details. It has: Front skirt slim, full at the back, unpressed pleats to form restrained bustle; Hemline, dipping slightly at the back.— VIRGINIA.40 words
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Article119 1948-11-21 9 know I am not a good conversationalist but enjoy her company so much that I am content to remain silent. But I believe I am beginning to bore her. I always get on well in a crowd. How can I make my companionship attractive to her?—E. E. IUHAT119 words
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Article323 1948-11-21 9 For the flsh course try. FISH MARGUERY [F jdu are having 1 guests in for dinner it is pleasant to give themselves something new and different, even if the change is nothing but a variation on an old theme. You might begin with: GRAPEFRUIT, COCKTAIL riOR aach323 words
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Article693 1948-11-21 9 GWEN ROBYNS - GWEN ROBYNS by PRINCESS MARGA- RETS trousseau for the Australian and New Zealand tour next year will include about 30 ensembles by Molyneux, for although the Queen and Princess Elizabeth choose their clothes from Norman Hartnell, Princess Margaret prefers his simple, restrained designs. Stringent secrecy is being693 words
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Advertisement168 1948-11-21 9 C\}lWCarrd.For^ys Hands Tlic gentle beauty of your rumk ran now be of your own mAm" Ejsyto-use Jv CUTEX luiici bciuty pren- ■nMOM m.ite it [Kissible lor Ml to give your liamli tli..: nrofesMonal mani* ciutil look. Tlic louj; neat lag beauty af CUTEX poliafcwtll liclp ktt|) yo.ir lunch looking lovelier168 words
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Advertisement265 1948-11-21 9 —^rfT^- SPECIAL GOWN DISPLAY Mrs. "TOMMY" THOMSON OF DOUCET 10, BAnERY RD., SINGAPORE wishes to announce that she is making a specal trip to KUALA LUMPUR to hold a pre-Xmas display at the Majestic Hotel from Wednesday, 24th November to Saturday, 27, November. Snappy morning dresses, lovely afternoon frock.', imported265 words
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Miscellaneous95 1948-11-21 9 CROSSWORD SOLUTION Across: 1. Ales. 5. Bristle. >> Gov:rn. 10, Ever. 11, Barest. 14, Ermine. 17. Bun. 19, Yore 20, Debtor. 21. Netted. 23, Rots. 25. Top 26 Area. 27. Alters. 29. Entice. 31 Nice 33, One. 34. Adders. 36, Egress. 38. Tope. 40, Spider. 41. Testing. 42 Cede. Down:95 words
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Article107 1948-11-21 10 INTER-COLLEGE BADMINTON TODAY r j'liE annual inter-college badminton match for the Tratman Cup will be held at the General Hospital Assistant Union's Hall at 3 p.m. today. Raffles College Union will be represented by the following: Singles: Sew Nun Chee, Tye Cho Took. James Henry, Mohd. Salleh (reserve) Doubles: Khoo107 words
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Article81 1948-11-21 10 Barrow 12. Keighlcy 8; Batley 7, L«eds 12; Bradford Northern 3, Huddersfleld 7; Belle Vue Rangers 24, Liverpool Stanley 3; Halifax 0. Rochdale Hornets 0; Hull 2, Peatherstone Rovers 0; ljunsle* 8, Hull Kingston Rovuv 10; Leigh 18, Bramley 7; Oldham 11, Oastleford 5; St. Helens 97, Dewsbury81 words
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Article66 1948-11-21 10 Joginder Singh retted from hJs fight against George Penchefl after the third round at Great World last night. Panchefl scored one fall In the round. Other results were: Je.il Goldstein beat Curly Conners who was disqualified in the fourth round. George Zbisko beat Swaran Singh by two clear66 words
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384 1948-11-21 10 ARSENAL LOSE AT HOME TO NEWCASTLE LONDON, Saturday. ('UP final fever surrounded the First Division clash at Highbury today when a crowd of 62,000 saw Arsenal beaten at home by Newcastle United by the only goal of the match. This deciding goal, which put Newcastle second in the First Division384 words
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Article53 1948-11-21 10 rE Cosmos Sports Club XT against it.A F. Sembawang at soccer at Farrer Park tomorrow will be chosen from: O. Angullla, Im Peng, A. Rahlm, Marrukt Osman b. Omar, Puteh, Lloyd, 03--man b. Daud, Jasman, Sallm, Muthee, Jaffar (capt.), Ooh Ouan Kirn, Ooh Ouan Chwce, Ismail and53 words
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Article184 1948-11-21 10 ALTHOUGH fielding a scratch team of 14 players, the Police won by six point* (a penalty goal and a try) to three (a penalty goal) over the 223 Base Ordnance Depot, Alexandra, la a rugby match played at Thomson Road yesterday. The 8.0.D. were superior in184 words
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Article, Illustration52 1948-11-21 10 rIE Donnelly brothers, "Porky" on Game Law and Mickey on Sulvi, battling it out half a furlong from home In the biz race at Bukit Titnah yesterday. Game Law streaked past the field in the run-in to win drawing away by a length. Suivl was just beaten for second place52 words
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Article177 1948-11-21 10 Sunday Time* Seremban Staff Reporter A COAL scored in the last minute of play gave Malacca victory by one goal to nil over Negri Sembilan in an inter-State hockey match played at Seremban yesterday. Highlight of the match was the splendid defence put up by177 words
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Article62 1948-11-21 10 SPECIAL reports on the Malayan Thomas Cop team's tour of the United Kingdom will appear in the Sunday Times and the Straits Times. These reports will be cabled by our staff badminton writer. Lee Slew Yee. who has covered major Malayan tournaments for the past 15 years.62 words
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Article502 1948-11-21 10 FEATHER - FEATHER Badminton Notes By once again has the honour of providing badminton enthusiasts with thrills this morning. Starting from 0.30 at the S'-ngapore Volunteer Drill Hall. Beach Road, there will be matches in which all the Thomas Cup representatives of Malaya except Yeoh502 words
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Article60 1948-11-21 10 WORLD heavyweight champion Joe Louis, using his vaunted power only twice, danced through the six rounds with back-pedalling Vern Mitchell in an exhibition bout at Detroit yesterday. In his first hometown appearance for four years, the Brown Bomber floored ills 21 -year-old opponent twiceUP - 60 words
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Article31 1948-11-21 10 i a game of rugger played at Outram Road yesterday, a Singapore Cricket Club team defeated the Medical College Union by three points (a try) to nil.31 words
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Article272 1948-11-21 10 Sunday Times Kuala Lumpur Sports Correspondent UXCILLENT goalkeeping by Wong Kam Thong for Selangor was the feature of the inter-State hockey nta*ch played on the Kuala Lumpur Padang yesterday evening in which Selangor beat Perafc three-one. Starting scrappily, the game developed into one of the best272 words
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Article199 1948-11-21 10 I*HS West Indie* cncJtf. tourists, 1 who had lost two wtoketa for 23 runs at Karachi on Friday In reply to Slad'i first inning* total of 173. scored 283 for seven declared yesterday. At close Sind had scored 23 for one in their second innnings. O. Oarew,199 words
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Article76 1948-11-21 10 •THE Malayan Services a;;ain 1 failed in batting when they were dismissed for 74 In reply u> Hong Kong's Innings Of 173 at Hoirg Kong yesterday. After dismissing Hong Kong for a modest score on a batsmen wicket, the visitors found Oambrlll (six for 41),Reuter - 76 words
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Article45 1948-11-21 10 »J»HE following will represent the Saujana B.P. against the Western B.P. in a friendly match to be played today at 29. Gentle Road, starting at 3.30 p.m.: AshaTN Kasnan, Jais, Kamaron, Boskun, Kemat, Rajimin, Selamat and Rahmat. Reserves: Ismail. Hassan and Sarjan.45 words
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Article68 1948-11-21 10 DLAYING some of the most brill I lant goir ever seen in Melbourne. Peter Thomson. 19-year-old star, became amateur champion of Victoria yesterday by defeating the Australian amateur champion, Douglas Bachll, by six and four in the 38 holes final. Thomson reached the turn on theReuter; Reuter-AAP - 68 words
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Advertisement258 1948-11-21 10 ONLY 10 DAYS LEFT FOR YOU TO REGISTER DO IT NOW Will glasses alone improve your Eyesight" —WO Win. .Munai services ana technical skills are the essential aids to your "seeing ability" your visual comfort and eflldsney It v for these services and okli;*— not for glasses alone— that you258 words
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Advertisement197 1948-11-21 10 wjiMs//jy\ speed t sydney OUTSTANDLNQ is one of the world's tested air )ourncy» in less than a da> ftm kop to Sydney, via Darwin, from Singapore- «>o lot "Kangaroo" Constellation route to Australia. Concoct four Travel Agent QEA and BOkL QANIAS I/Mflßl AIRWAY: ia paroMei VMM tRITHH OYIASIAS AiRWAYi CORPORATION197 words
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Article343 1948-11-21 11 Barth shines in defence attack j}RILLIANT defensive play by R. Barth and fine combination by the forwards enabled Singapore to beat Johore by four goals to nil in the Inter-state hockey match at Segamat yesterday. A shower of rain an hour before the match made343 words
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Article18 1948-11-21 11 323 8.0.D. beat Buoca Vlsi* •lx-nll in a game of soccer played at Alexandra yesterday.18 words
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Article, Illustration45 1948-11-21 11 DETTY Officer Rooky of RMS Terror watches a team-mate being: swamped under a determined S C.C. tackle on the Padang yesterday, when Navy lost to the S.C.C. by six points to nine. Club players seen in this picture include J. Oates, Wildman, Weatherson and Read.45 words
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Article119 1948-11-21 11 Sunday Times J.B. Sports Correspondent ALTHOUGH played on a slippery ground, some interesting hockey was witnessed in the match on the Johore English College ground yesterday between the Royal Ceylon Pioneer Corps and the Johore Bahru Indians. The Indians won by two goals to nil. F.ve119 words
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Article66 1948-11-21 11 ]}OSCA BOA and Basropan were both counted out in the fifth round while fighting outside the ring in the main event of last night's wrestling at the Happy World. Other result* were: Kok Ch ng retired in the fourth round against Pakkerl Mohamcd; Smith l)' a66 words
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Article23 1948-11-21 11 YESTERDAY'S rugby match betI ween the G.H.Q Parelf and the R.A.F. sletar at Tanglln was cancelled owing to adverse ground »"onditic<ns.23 words
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Article552 1948-11-21 11 SC.C 9 pts; R. Navy 6 pts. pUTTINC up an excellent performance, the Royal Navy mad* a strong bid to defeat the Singapore Cricket Club at rugger on the Padang yesterday but went down by 9 points (a try and two penalties) to six552 words
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Article203 1948-11-21 11 rE Singapore ■acrtatiati Club continued to maintain their unbeaten record this season when an "A" team beat the Changi District Services by four goals to en» In a hockey match play?d on tha Padang yesterday. The margin of victor; was a fair reflection of the game,203 words
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Article322 1948-11-21 11 TH£ qutstion of whetner tne Japanese, with whom a peace trea y has yet to be signed, may now be re-admitted to international sport conteata is being argued in Australia. Frnnls. s"lmmlng and athletic* are the fields In which the Japanese desire to take322 words
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Article260 1948-11-21 11 PERAK BEAT SELANGOR 17-6 Sunday Times lpoh Sport?. Correspondent FIELDING a team which had several substitutes, Selangor were no match for Perak in the inter-State rugger game played at lpoh yesterday losing by 17 points (two tries, a dropped goal, a goal and a penalty) to six points 'a try260 words
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Article313 1948-11-21 11 D A.F. Changi had an easy victory by 22 points (two goals and four tries) to nil over 221 Vehicle Coy in a game of rugger played at Changi yesterday. Unlike in the town area, the weather at Changi was perfect, with the result that313 words
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77 1948-11-21 11 I*HE Chinese V.M.C.A. table 1 tennis team will play a friendly match against the Singapore Hospital Assistants' Union on Tuesday. The match will be aeld at th" Chinese V.M.C.A. premises at 7 p.m. The following players will represent the Chinese V.M.C.A.: Ong Kay Ann. Urn77 words
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Advertisement182 1948-11-21 11 iAST DAY\ n mm -j v W# W, "'in. tiiJiffi^mßJKSiHHaiKlß KT'A "i.n!i« CfllFfl H P tt^ mnl UnL unAI bruce humberstone 2o» GLENN LANGAN REGINALD GARDINER FRED kohlmar GEORGE twi §§m Ul CRACKING* lO| TOMORROW "CLAUDE RAINS IS SUPERB" (OBSERVER) TODAY FOUR SHOWS Zl}u4^ttlaPt J5-6.30-9 "»O p.m. PHONE! bQO3 Bette182 words
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Article, Illustration2460 1948-11-21 12 EPSOM - GAME LAW STAGES FINE COMEBACK EPSOM Croydon, Yutoi complete doubles By By JEEP CTAGING a magnificent grand-stand finish, Game Law (E. Donnelly up) made a comeback to win the Singapore Plate over nine furlongs for top class horses at Bukit Timah yesrerday, the last day of the Singapore Turf Club2,460 words
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143 1948-11-21 12 tiii: following have been ■elected to play in a Singapore hockey trial between the Singapore State team and the RvSt on the padang on Thursday: SINGAPORE: Lee Ah Chi.. 'S(RC); E.H. Barth (Capt) SRC. A. Ponnapalam (CSC); P. Pennefather (SRC), E. Doraisamy (CSC). G.143 words
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Article28 1948-11-21 12 'THE Rugby match between R.A.P. Changi and R.A.F. Selftar will take place at Changi at S.IS p.m. on Tuesday, and not Wednesday, as previously notified.28 words
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Article24 1948-11-21 12 FE hockey match between Singapore Colts and Raffles Institution, which was to have be*n played or? the R.I. ground yesterdny. was cancelled.24 words
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Article, Illustration44 1948-11-21 12 ii the proposal to transform Seremban Station Padang into a sports stadium is approved, this h what the completed job will look like. The conversion would cost about $20,000. Plans signed by sports organisations in the State have been submitted to the Town Board.44 words
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Advertisement406 1948-11-21 12 (Ks'nTjQn^a OPENING TO-DAY Shows— 3. 6.1S 9.15 p.m. SHAW BROS' $100,000 Malay Ilistorieal Production! featuring MISS SIPUT ROOMAI NOR Thrilling Sprctaclea! ITCHING INFLAMED SKIN HEALED! Kelentlcss itching caused by germs under the *km, speedily developsimo i»nuimg pimples and open sores unless checked Thousands of skin sufferers have proved that there406 words
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Advertisement288 1948-11-21 12 MALAYAN AIRWAYS LIMITED NOW TWICE DAILY FROM SINGAPORE TO KUALA LUMPUR. IPOH AND PENANG DAILY SERVICE TO T AIRING How to treat a HEEL BLISTER Cleanse and dry the surrounding BiVMFWWr 3Ji a I g^ I Ira' 1 Select a largt Elastoplast dressing^ «M nj la II an d remove288 words
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