Malaya Tribune, 23 June 1949
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Title Section62 1949-06-23 1 MAYALA Tribune BY THIS PEOPIjE FOR THE PEOPLE Tel: ♦Trtbrme" Spore Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Phone 5811/3 Nine Llnaa. Pub/iahed «twuZtaneou«/2/ot dinyopore, Kkaio Lumpur, /pon and Penang. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice Glover c/o62 words
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445 1949-06-23 1 Tin Study Group Shows The Red Light A.P. LONDON, Wednesday. The Internstioiial Tin Study Group warned tonight that th world's production of tin is far out-stripping its commercial use. It added, however, that its figures did not take into account the purchases of tinA.P. - 445 words
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Article32 1949-06-23 1 STOP PRESS |j„. ;< ;ni drxroyers RuiH-rtti*' (ill I eridOMi due in HnpnMNrc this artll neou, ha\f l>' '> delayed and are nnv, cted to arrive here ~n Maaiajr. (v., this page))32 words
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Article37 1949-06-23 1 A.P. LONDON. Wed. t.ord Louis Mountbatten. former Allied Supreme Commander in South East Asia, has been promoted to the rank of Vice Admiral from Rear-Admiral. I He was formerly Governor General of India. A.I».A.P. - 37 words
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339 1949-06-23 1 j. irst lime in the history of Cambridge H a Malayan has topped the class the law tripos, part II and has been star signifying distinction for work merit, the first ever given to a Malayan in any subject. rif is Lee Kuan Yew,339 words
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Article155 1949-06-23 1 (Tribune Shipping Reporter) TWO American destroyers, the U. S. S. Rupertus and th, U S S Peikins, which torm part of Destroyer Division" 32 under the command of Captain L C. Qulggle, U. S. N., will fire a 21-gun salut? when they enter Singapore155 words
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Article140 1949-06-23 1 A.P. LONDON, Wed. Britain I state-owned coal industry reported tonight a profit «>f £1,651,965 for 1948. its since the mines were nationalised in 1947. I In 1947, the State operated industry lost £23.1v>j,586. Coal was the first Industry put undci State ownership by Britain's LabourA.P. - 140 words
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110 1949-06-23 1 Reuter. LONDON, Wed. Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones told Parliament today that India would allow certain Indian labourers on leave in India to return to Malaya where genuine hardship was involved. Mr. Leonard Gammans. Conservative, had asxed if the Minister had received a replyReuter. - 110 words
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Article, Illustration318 1949-06-23 1 Reuter. LONDON. Wedi»t sda>. The j I appgClnlmcnu d ?.u overallCommandc: ol Dit .>li forces' in Hongkcng was announced In 1 the tiou.se of Commons today by the Defence Minister, Mr. A. V. Alexandci. I The Minister said the Commander, Lieut-Get. F. vv. j Festing, would directReuter. - 318 words
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Article66 1949-06-23 1 Reuter. V A LETT A, MALTA. Wed. An advance party Of the j Third Commando Brigade will leave Malta on June 29 for j Hong Kong. followed on July 21 by the main body. I j usually reliable source said here today. The Third Commando Brigade comprises aboutReuter. - 66 words
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Article346 1949-06-23 1 TRADE BALANCE $100 MILLION ON WRONG SIDE MAIJiVA's foreign trade now has an adverse balance of nearly $100 million 111 for the first five months of 1949. Trade figures for May released this morning showed an adverse balance of $50 1 2 million for the346 words
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Article149 1949-06-23 1 M. A conference of directors and deputy diiectors of Education from the British territories of South East Asia began thi« morning (Thursday) in Singapore. The Commissioner General. Ifr. Malcolm Mac Donald. opened the conference. Among the subjects to be discussed will be the future development of education149 words
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Article166 1949-06-23 1 The Singapore rubber market which opened yesterday morning at 33 cents per pound for spoi. .*o. 1 RSS, or half a cent higher than Tuesday's noon price, slipped back by the evening to 32 3 8 buyers, 32 5/8 sellers for spot. This was Tuesday's closing166 words
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Article115 1949-06-23 1 IN their first game of soccer after two months, a team from lI.M. cruiser Lusafnii defeated the JotiHadtt, Singapore lunior Ulviskm team, by live goa-s to nil on the s.ilc. sssiaag yaaterdaj. The last time the London nun had a soccer match was in Shanghai, belore London115 words
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Article27 1949-06-23 1 A.P. BERLIN. Wed.—The Western Berlin Railway strikers decided on Wednesday night to restore internal freight movement to normal without calling oft" their walkout.— A.P. iA.P. - 27 words
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Article125 1949-06-23 1 LONDON, Wed. A report J from the British Consulate ■Genera! in Shanghai on todsA; attack the second on the Elm i Funnel motor ship Anchi^ indicated that two bombs were dropped and the vessel was maohinegunncd, a Foreign Office spokesman stated j tonight. j No casualties were125 words
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75 1949-06-23 1 Reuter. DALAT, INDOCHINA, Wed. —Bao Dai. head of the new state of Vietnam, will himself head the new Vietnam Government to be formed soon, it was announced here today. "A high privy council consisting of about 10 personages of all the spiritual familiesReuter. - 75 words
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Advertisement49 1949-06-23 1 Mattel Employer's Mutual General nil i*tSUHANCE f> ASSOCIATION LTD. /incorporated in England) (I T(han»ber». Karfle. Place. BINOAFOM N. S. WISH PHONE: 283*. Thr Famous Old Man "BAN SIEW TONG" Insists on this Brand for HealtbJ^ TAY MiANG HUAT, LTD. UPPER CIRCULAR RD: SINGAPORE. J| MILK c y h°H MJWI49 words
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Advertisement18 1949-06-23 1 -4re tfcu b that you can reduce your cost of living by having time only for a Tiger.18 words
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Article459 1949-06-23 2 ABOUT 2,500 Singapore Army civilian workers—clerks, technicians, steno/V grnphers and typists-will receive full payment of their arrears at once or by July 31 at the latest." The arrears will be retrospective to August 1, «947. c in cror,nrp Instructions are being issued by the459 words
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Article28 1949-06-23 2 There have been 42 arrests In the Federation in the last 24 hours. 3 in Penang, 3 in Perak. 4 in Selangor and 32 in Johore.28 words
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Article158 1949-06-23 2 THE Singapore wage-earner and his family were better fed and clothed last year than at any time since the occupation, states the Annual Report of the Director of Co-Opera-tion for 1948. Causes foi discontentment were disappearing but houslag remains the worst P r blem. A feature158 words
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Article105 1949-06-23 2 A Sunderland tlying boat of 209 Squadron. Royal Air Force, has just returned to Seletar after tlying over to Jesselton on a special trip to mark the end ci a three-year-c!d air link with Borneo. Kncvn as the Borneo Courier, the RAF has maintained tins105 words
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Article78 1949-06-23 2 The Governor of Singapore has sent a message to the Kin<; expiessing the heartfelt joy cf the people of Singapore that His Majesty has novv been sufficiently restored to health to undertake public engagements, and especially their deep gratification that such public engagement was so intimately78 words
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Article39 1949-06-23 2 Vice-Admiral Sir Patrick Brind, Naval C-in-C, Far East, will leave tomorrow for Japan, where he will sec General Mac Arthur, the Tribune understands. With him will go Lady Brind and their daughter, Mary. Lady Twysden.39 words
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Article180 1949-06-23 2 IN sawing through a bar of a window of "C" Ward. the Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, fulfilled a promise made to the boys of the Bukit Timah Boys' Home. Two years ago." said Mr. T. P. F. McNeice. Secretary of the Social Welfare Department,180 words
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Article144 1949-06-23 2 Singapore Rctarians yesterday heard a woman social I worker tell how they can help I to lind suitable jobs for the physically disabled. J She was the Almoner of j the General Hospital, Miss V. I J. Eustaugh, who outlined in simple and precise language the144 words
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Article58 1949-06-23 2 One thousand members of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association will start i on new salaries,'recently ap- proved by the Beard.on' July L The Secretary of the Association. Mr. S. A. Iyer, declined to disclose details of the new scales but said they j58 words
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Advertisement220 1949-06-23 2 SHOWING TODAY SIMULTANEOUSLY 1 1 ALHAMBRA (Alr-Condllioned Vhone 6909) 1.45; 4.15; 6.45 9.15 p.m. ami j CHUNGKING (Tanjong Pagar Road Tel. 3327) 1 p.m.; 3 p.m.; 7.15 p.m. 9.30 p.m. Yung: Hwa Motion Pictures! SITERB PRODI CTION IN MANDARIN! "A PEASANT'S «j TRAGEDY" £fa PEH YANG ffOL Chlen lair n220 words
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Advertisement113 1949-06-23 2 COLUMBIA'S k '.ft I a new world of £E&adventure... defying 7/ fantastic death beams ...deadly cosmic ray 7 7 oj guns...to blast a madman bent m Si «>»s On WOrld AeroglobeU! destruction! Dansc Mgfak COmWTa MENACING CRIME WAVE WITH THE SCIE NTIFIC METHODS OF TOMORROW! WHOLE SERIAL! «sffio}« SAT. M'NlTE£g|^rFACING113 words
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Miscellaneous469 1949-06-23 2 1 On Your Radio Today RLUE NETWORK RED NETWORK ENGLISH PROGRAMMES INDIAN FUOGK VMM■ta 10 a.m. News from Kuala Cum- 1 > i.ocuiTineivn.i 10.0, .approx.) Down 10..W i-or the Schools: Stories. I, Summary with HlliMiil Singing Together I, Literature 12 M K.L.\Vasantha V> I J/tV"& noon Programmes n WmM K»469 words
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311 1949-06-23 3 No Check On Expenditure 1948 Report On Singapore oi the management of the affairs of some unions is expressed bv e C olonial Secretary, Mr. P. A. B. MeKerron, in his annual report en Singapore for 1948. 1 Of the 156 unions registered at311 words
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Article26 1949-06-23 3 ml*" ulation 13 •%J*ddle o, 1948. the Mr on of this Co'ony was fSd at 938.079. tnr this increase: more births deaths26 words
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Article104 1949-06-23 3 SHORTAGE ot steel supplies in the Singapore Harbour Board resulted in substantia! losses of foreign currency earnings in 1948. The Singapore Harboui Board dockyards were active throughout the year. and executed repairs at $13 million. "Occasionally. hull repairs could not be undertaken on account cf shortage104 words
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Article41 1949-06-23 3 There were twenty coconut oil mills in operation at the beginning or 19 IS out U>- wards the end of the year three small oi' m'lls closed down and a few of the larger ones cut production.41 words
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340 1949-06-23 3 FACTS ABOUT YOUR COLONY THERE were jnly 54 new cases of malaria notified from the rural area in 1948. The island of Pulau Pawi was supposed to be full of "devils" who killed all who settled there. The "devils" are almost certainly malaria carrying mosquitoes.340 words
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Article22 1949-06-23 3 Vaiious building propects resulted in the demand for bricks being made. There very little change from the satisfactory conditions of22 words
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Article21 1949-06-23 3 A new glass factory into production during 1948. it overcame initial troubles and was increasing production during the year.21 words
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Article71 1949-06-23 3 The number of depositors in the Straits Setth mcnts Savings Bank at the end cf 194S was 99.194 as compared with the 88.571 at the e'ne. of 1947 —an increase cf twelve percent. Fiftcer thousano eight hundred and nine new aceoants were opened and 5,--186 account:-,71 words
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Article30 1949-06-23 3 The manufacture of soap was maintained and a good demand prevailed from overseas countries especially the Middle East. Experiments to improve quantity and method of production were continued.30 words
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Article37 1949-06-23 3 Singapore's banking connections with Japan were reopened during 1918. An increasing amount* of business was done with the Japanese on a sterling basis. There were no other important development in the field Of banking.37 words
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Article57 1949-06-23 3 MORE and more Malay girls are going to school in Singapore. Malay schools opened in 1949 with an enrolment of 2.282 girls. In 1941,. the number was only 900, which had risen to 2.072 by 1948. The large majority of the girls share buildings57 words
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249 1949-06-23 3 high price of fish in 1948 was due not only to the high price of fishing gear and ice. but also to the high price of rice, which is used as barter. Mi. P. A. B. McKerron points out that the main difficulties of249 words
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Advertisement275 1949-06-23 3 i \st snows llfl 9JB p.m. StBCTM VIAB ENTtJRES! -jKil GODDESS" glOftGE BEEVES 1 AM)A McKAY TO-MOBSOW- Columbia's SONG OF INDIA. starring SARC _%IN. June at 11 a.m Paramount* _in IKCHNK'OLOTi TiTl VI WORLD Globe iQaaaani la Bavieaaaw** I (A Baaaaik Picture) Tomorrow: I Hi: SWORDSMAN** in lechnioo'or I NEW275 words
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Advertisement656 1949-06-23 3 SET: VACANT SHORTHAND typist preferab v wit l own machine for weeken I worl: State remuneration requir -.1 r.O. Box 585, S pore. (U. A CLINIC Want? a Licenced Mij-wiie who possesses the licence issind this year or last Chiistian is preferable. Application should state a brief account cf oreriou*656 words
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Advertisement1744 1949-06-23 3 j It's What Business Men Have Longed For— I IS A FULL-SIZED i PORTABLE DUPLICATOR DUPLICATOR PRICE Which m k^, :opics suitable for tne average requirements of I tZr\ C\f\ Offices, Schools, Stores, I If M\ Jt 1 Clubs, Hospitals and ah who wish to promote n r sales and1,744 words
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1320 1949-06-23 4 TAN CHENG LOCK - The purpose of personnel management I* improvement of industrial relations with a view to making the individual more satisfied in his work and a ni€>re effieieitt unit in the organisation. by TAN CHENG LOCK PERSONNEL policy is a policy of labour management1,320 words
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Article551 1949-06-23 4 PRESIDENT Truman's "bold new programme" for the development of backward countries, outlined by him in the now famous Point Four of his inaugural address last January, has taken more concrete form. The President will ask Congress for money to put his plan into operation. Government officials got551 words
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Article445 1949-06-23 4 JERICHO THE vast mineral resources of the Dead Sea lie unworked today as an aftermath of Israel-Arab war in Palestine. The minerals —in the form of concentrated salts —constitute a unique natural wealth in an area not otherwise abundant in natural resources. During the last great445 words
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Article838 1949-06-23 4 U.P. THE Australian Labour Government is determined to deport 800 remaining wartime Asiatic refugees, but claims that its action, while justifiable, has been "magnified and distorted" by its opposition. Final deportations will be accomplished through passage of a "Wartime Refugees Removal Bill" introduced by ImmigrationU.P. - 838 words
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Advertisement151 1949-06-23 4 Foot Itch Healed in 3 Days I Do your feet Itch, mwt»ri *»d bur crazy? Does the skin bleed The real cause of these throughout the world. various names such as Athlete t ooi. ainespore Itch. Dboby Itch. You cant StrtOl the trouble you reWye the germ cause. A new151 words
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Advertisement46 1949-06-23 4 BUNCA RAJAH jejlL EXCLUSIVE [tefl perfume Tajfeij" HAIR LOTIONS j Bunga Rajah Perfume...53.00 bot. Bunga Rajah Hair L0ti0n...52.00 bot. I Poppy Rajah Hair L0ti0n...52.00 bot. Bunga Kemantin Hair L0ti0n...52.00 bot. il Enquiries invited from Perfume clcaU J I UORI\SO\ C 0., LTII Raffles Place, Sp* I46 words
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Article, Illustration3600 1949-06-23 5 Richard Winstedt - Vtfth the advent of the Hindu period the Malay rule 7 had of a god, most often of indra, controller of weather and lord of Mount Meru with its thirty three gods. MALAYA AXD ITS HISTORY-12 Sir Richard Winstedt v- lanatlon of the adrninhv Scmbilan3,600 words
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Advertisement236 1949-06-23 5 MALAYAN AIRWAYS LIMITED SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH, TAIPING, PENANG, KUANTAN, KOTA BHAKI BAT AVI A, PALEMBANG, MEDAN, SAIGON, BANGKOK. MANAGERS: MANSFIELD CO, LTD. OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE. 1 tonight at RAFFLES HOTEL THE COCKTAIL HOUR 7 to 8 p.m. INFORMAL DANCE from 8.45 p.m. sh»« r NORMAN LAWRENCE C omedy SI236 words
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1238 1949-06-23 6 McKERRON REPORTS FOR 1948 DESPITF restrictions, international controls and the emergency, the value of Singapore's foreign trade rose by 30 per cent in 1948 year. The total value of the trade was $2,413 million as against «f» in I«M7. Mr. P. A. B.1,238 words
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Article111 1949-06-23 6 THE rubber commodity market opened steady yesterday, at 33 cents (buyers) per p»ound for No. 1 RSS spot loose. But with a lot of profit taking buyers were satisfied and the market ?ased off towards the close to Tuesday's closing levels. Closing prices were Buyers. Sellers. !No. 1111 words
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Article46 1949-06-23 6 "i here were practically no p; ice changes in the produce nsat"s.ets yesterday, with quiet tl aiTlpf LilHOltkHia buyer* of block pepper were gui?: j DUt sellers were sticking to their piv id !M of $271 per picul for j black pepper ex-c»- down.46 words
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Article98 1949-06-23 6 KutaMg Atreus (44) Em 1 pir. Hamble (Sheers Whan") i Ber.iawe'. n «42 43); Kampar (4--41) Silverplane (38 39): Tai Ping Ymtm (36:57): Tab ian (33 3D Beaten) Baca (3132); Stai AL- >ne (17 18): Hoesrh Merchant (W 20): Rajah Brook-' 2121): Benrinnes (23 24); Ser- ampore98 words
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Article12 1949-06-23 6 The share market mas quieter today with only small business passing.12 words
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Article827 1949-06-23 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Buyers. Seller*. 4tlaa Ice 15.50 16.50 Ilex. Stia* Pref. S.BO 2.90 Orda. 2.20 2.27 H 8.8. Petrol 35/3 36/3 3. Li. Trustee &60 Tut Ord. 13/3 14/3 do. (P) 21/- 22/- Utd A.mr 40.75 41.78 Estate A Trust 7.00 8.00 Federal Dispensary 7.09 7.25 F.827 words
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Advertisement698 1949-06-23 6 SHIPPING MANSFIELD CO. LTD. (Incorporated In Singapore) BLUE FUNNEL LINE j Carriers' option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo. SAILINGS FROM U.K. U.S.A. i "Atreus" _from U.K June f "Antilochus" from UK/Cont. Jfg* "Tantalus".- from U.K f u /V "Autolycus"from U.K. y Sailings for LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW,698 words
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Advertisement479 1949-06-23 6 BOUSTEAD CO,, ltd Lloyds Agents in Singapore, Ticket Agents For Malayan Raiiwa\« GLEN LINE s wompting for lSndon. ANTWFIBF i iQTra HAMBURG. Due GLENEARN (Calls Alexandria) 25 June si? DRECONSHIRE (Calls Genoa &A! uu j a FROM U.K. FOR *TRAITB. -£ai JAP AH. Due Sail, GLENGARRY RADNORSHIRE CARRIERS OPTION TO479 words
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Article1906 1949-06-23 7 Desert Queen Pays Best At lpoh From ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Wednesday. iSfORT showed a return to form at today's races, the second day of the A jvr Tnrf Club's June Meeting when he led all the wpy in the main sprint farkHsgS straight to pay his backers1,906 words
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Obituary40 1949-06-23 7 fc: i;>('K. the" f"on"a."r ■i." ,V crntr forward heong K m passed away General h 1 10 pm at lhe v tal on the 22nd in hind hie >nly daughter, ra and ore today (23rd m. at 36, KU3SlAg^ore.40 words
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Article14 1949-06-23 7 DOUBLE TOTE Ist.: 127 tickets at $127 each 2nd.: 3 tickets at $87 each.14 words
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42 1949-06-23 7 LATE SCRATCH —Prior to the Start of the 1949 Derby a Epsom Downs, England, a starter tries to free DfOBfO who fata its hind loot oaught in a surrounding lence. Slightly famed by the mishap, the horse was scratched from the eveni.42 words
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Article, Illustration283 1949-06-23 7 U.P. WILMINGTON. Wednesday. BOCKY GRAZIANO hit a comeback trail tonight a with a second round knockout of Buffalo's Bobby Claus before 6,100 fans. Flashing the punch and power that once brought hinl the middleweight championship, Gra ziano floored Claus twice before putting him down forU.P. - 283 words
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Article88 1949-06-23 7 ihe first General Meeting A i tho Golden Arrow Badminton Pariy was held recently and the fol'owing were elected office bearers: S/Sgt. G. P. Crossev (ffetrott), Mr S. B. Mustapha (President). I Mr. T. A. Choy (Vice President), Mr A Pestana (Secretary). Ch> Abd. Karim B. H.88 words
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Article151 1949-06-23 7 At the Annual General Meeting of the Christian Brother* Old Boys' Association held at the Hall of the St. Joseph's Ins', recently the follow inf were elected of fire- bearers for (he year. President: Hon. Mr. C. <\ Tan (re-elec ted i: Vlce-Prejl dentr: Messrs. T. W. Pnns151 words
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Article134 1949-06-23 7 At the General Meeting of the Wembley Badminton Party held re.:'ntly the following werft 1 elected Office-Bearers for the en-.uing year:— President: Mr. Wee Ah Tee. Vice-Presidents: Mr. Teo Kirn Ya<;. and Mr. Hamdi bin Tau- fik: Hon. Secretary: Mr. Lioiv Ku'\ Hon. Asst. Secretary: Mr. Kee134 words
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Article136 1949-06-23 7 i Ihe Lam Clioon Rubber Badminton Party beat ihe Buperwi B.P. by 6 games to 1, consisting of 4 singles and 3 doubles played at the Lam Choon 1 Rubber B.P. court on Sunday. RESULTS were: (Lam Oh on Rubber B.P. name* fir^n SINGLES: Siow Watt Pepg136 words
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Article98 1949-06-23 7 It a return friendly match ©I baaminto.» played on v the Ever low B.P. "B defeated the Golden Star B.P. by Aye -av.es to nil. Results (Everplayers mentioned SINGLES: Freddie Com bni Ong Tiong Gin 15-*. j Ye" Hoc- Chve beat Chan Ch.u En 15—*, 15—12. I DOUBLES:98 words
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Advertisement37 1949-06-23 7 uh! night coupb»uw 1 1 hl,,s °r Asthma '"oihcr day 52* S r 2 1 r t »hra th* ga>tec u>« '-arte h«lplng netar* s«*. thui ftwowe thick, aacWj 2L fcSll '*K «iL brfca U»ing and mora37 words
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Advertisement45 1949-06-23 7 IIHi SWEEP TOTAL POOL $220.0»6 1st. PRIZE No. *****0 2nd. PRIZE No. 189HI 3rd. PRIZE No. *****;> STARTERS: Nos. 2G4978, *****9, *****5, *****3, *****3, *****3, *****4. *****2, *****5, *****8, *****6. CONSOLATION PRIZES: Nos. *****5, *****1, *****S, *****0, *****5, *****3, 1959 i 3, *****8, *****6, *****6.45 words
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Advertisement6 1949-06-23 7 CASH OR EASY TEItMS SOUTHERN UUmCCQ.6 words
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Advertisement297 1949-06-23 7 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME 1 CHI "A KENG LEON-, of I 377 Beach Road, Singapore, j hereby give notice that in consequence of my desire to nave .he name of my vessel M A zt O.N. *****3 changed to M.V. 'feck Hong' I have applied to297 words
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Advertisement492 1949-06-23 7 LOST LOST. STC Badges No. 8474 ***** along Wilkinson Rd. Kinder ploa.se ring 7784 or ***** for Tay, Reward. FOR SALE D. T. LIM'S PrawncracK-rs. Fishcrackcrs, Currykurma, Curryvendhally, Currypowder. Currypickle Fried. Cur*-y--prawns, Curryfish, Chill'sauce, lia mbalgoreng, Javasauce,' Redflsh, Tepoenghunkwe, etc. D. T. LIM CO., 24, Prinscp Street. Singapore. TUITION TRAINING492 words
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Miscellaneous75 1949-06-23 7 WE BOTH KNOW THAT ANYTHING f~[ H 0.X.. JUST A BIT MORE, HAPPY- I WANTjJ i i Mire" t?k c ruir? T CAN HAPPEN IN THE RING... MtAWMILE: fCOI LV m/_TO BE SURE I BEAT CHACON rrßtl So^NGToVinV^^ AND DRAKE IS NO PUSHOVER! IN A f J? AT St _t75 words
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Article327 1949-06-23 8 LONDON, Wednesday. WITH Worcestershire not engaged in a county championship match, Yorkshire need a win to put them at the top of the table. At Hove this morning they looked on the road to victory when they dismissed half the Sussex side for 81 runs but327 words
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Article655 1949-06-23 8 Fifty students, 39 in Arts and 11 in Science, have passtheir final diploma examination which they sat recently at Raffles College, Singapore. Of these two received Class I Diplomas in Arts and two in Science; Ten got Clas II diplomas in Arts anu two in Science. The655 words
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Article, Illustration58 1949-06-23 8 Thirty-nine year-old Harold Daniell Norton's No. 1 ride r, seen at speed during the Senior Tourist Trophy Motor Cycle Race at the Isle Of -Man, which he won at an average speed of 86.92 m.p.h. Daniell, a London motor cycle dealer, cover-d the 264 mile course in58 words
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Article362 1949-06-23 8 CINGAPORE swimmers will compete in the Empire Games to be held next year in New Zealand. This was revealed yesterday at the Singajiore Amateur Swimming Association committee meeting held at the V.M.C. Swimmers, however, will have to achieve times stipulated by the S.A.S.A. before362 words
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Article164 1949-06-23 8 Reuter. LONDON, Wed.—Sellers were ajiiin predominant in the London Stork Exchange today. The fresh bout of selling caused a further decline in British Government stocks and resulted in losses ami ng industrial issues. Offering i of giltedged were less ueavv tkfm of late and the market wa; inclinedReuter. - 164 words
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Article140 1949-06-23 8 Fiiser House was the Champion Ho'.j-e at the Bukit Tinia.i Ho-ne Sports Meet \esterdav. RU'xrfer-up was the Middlebrook Result" of the sports were iOi Jr.: Chong Soh Hah Sr. Chonir Lian Chow, 220 yards Jr. Ch< r.k Soh Hah: Sr. Abdul W«bid. 440 yards Jr.140 words
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Article339 1949-06-23 8 Britain's No. 1 Knocked Out Reuter. WIMBLEDON, Wednesday. THE first surprises in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships occurred today, the third day's play, when two seeded women players, both British, were elminated from the singles. Mrs. Sheila Summers, blonde South African who reached the fourth roundReuter. - 339 words
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Article31 1949-06-23 8 A United States At my Ait Foice BEI7 airctaft is due at Kallang fiom Tokio today (Thursday! at 2 in the afternoon. She will take off foi Tokio on Saturday.31 words
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Article172 1949-06-23 8 (From Our Staff t'orr.) JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— The biggest upset in the Open Singles of the Johore Bahru District Badminton Championships was seen at the Ayer Molek School when Lamhak Jamil, the hottest favourite for the title was surprisingly beaten by Tungku Jalil in the semifinal in172 words
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Article141 1949-06-23 8 PttyUlg with > better balanced team O.A. yesterday defeated P. V. by l ight goals to nil in yesterday's Jnr. A. Grp. 2 soccer fixture at the Geylang Stadium. Three goals wen scored within ten minutes cf the first hall. The first goal was through Quintus, who141 words
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Article, Illustration184 1949-06-23 8 Reuter. LONDON, Wed. The talk of Wimbledon thu afternoon was the mcniehMg of Bob FaXheubur'g, tht United States shinies china/i<>)\ ami las Am< neon partner, Gertrude Moron, th- Cahfominn <flam oar yin. They wen down t>< plan t*e hist match on the cemtr* court amuuntReuter. - 184 words
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Article121 1949-06-23 8 A SMALL crowd saw the Eurasians beat the Europeans by two goals to nil in a S.A.F.A. inter-Community League game at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Kenny Lcembruggen scored the Eurasians' lirst goal midway in the initial session with a low drive, oft* a pass from Wright. Following121 words
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Article141 1949-06-23 8 Ai tlie Annual General Meeting ,of rhe Singapore Ciril Service Association held on June 17. foil*wing were elected to th.Committee of Management for the year 1949: """"•resident: Mr L. C. Goh: I*l jVi -?-Pre-=ident: Mr. M. T. Pillav 2nl Vice-President: Mr. H. A. Wo.dford: Hon. Secretary: Mr.141 words
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Advertisement9 1949-06-23 8 I Tomorrow:! THE Ri:!C: S j J OF LAW9 words
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Miscellaneous106 1949-06-23 8 UK V»M b> AlffgJ MOVIE.S FUM DOG PATCH ftjj 5 PPQRE. SOUL-/'~\ :''U OH, HOW KIND YO'IS/!'-- > f r-—' v mr~ K BUT (s oe> r r THEY'LL Si < N; /-1 SEEIIsJ MAH HAPPY HOME- V V I I «fr -1 GTT HELP FUM ThARY .TOWM'LLTAKEMEOUro' S )ft106 words
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