Malaya Tribune, 3 July 1949
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Title Section58 1949-07-03 1 Sunday Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Td: 'Tribune" Spore M4L4 K4!° NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Phone 5811/3 Nine Lines, PuOM'shed simuZtaneous/y at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1919 PRICE TEN CENTS THE SUNAY TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice Glover c/o Newspaper Features, Ltd.,58 words
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529 1949-07-03 1 Johore Wgter Tunnel Bricked Up: It May Never Be Used JOHNSON TO PROBE Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter pIVE hundred yards of tunnel have cost the Singapore Municipality 5800,000 and now the tunnel has been closed. Both ends have been bricked up and529 words
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Article, Illustration144 1949-07-03 1 MR. MALCOLM MACDONALD, the Commissioner General, >pene<l the new Singapore branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Rank yesterday and then gave this explanation why tenstorey Mac Donald House had been named after him: "This is the most air-conditioned building ard I a:n the most airemditioned man144 words
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Article37 1949-07-03 1 NEW YORK. Saturday The United state. Secretary of Mr. Dana Axhesoa, has warned that Southern Korea wtll fali to the Communists in two or three months, if Congress rejects the administration's >150,000.000 recovery piogrammt..37 words
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110 1949-07-03 1 Reuter. BOMBAY, Saturday. Indian shipping companies are face'! with aorisis due to the attitude foreign vested interests", accord- i ing to Mr. S. J. Panaya. an j Indian shipping executive. Mr. Pandya told newsmen that American, Australian. 1 British and continental lines had raisedReuter. - 110 words
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Article52 1949-07-03 1 ALLAN LEWIS, Tribune racing correspondent, picked eight winners comprising of three ftnts, four seconds which won and one third which also won. They are: FIRSTS: Kandy Kid, Lena Dear and Pilgrim's way. SECONDS WHICH WON: Ah Koloney, ElAlamein, Longchamps II and Frog. THIRD WHICH WON:52 words
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190 1949-07-03 1 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday. Charles Coo sens. ex-Major in the Australian Army, who was taken prisoner at Singapore in 1942, has arrived here to testify for the defence in the "Tokyo Rose" trial openine here on Tuesday. The slim Japanese-American woman Iva Toguri Daquino.A.P. - 190 words
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Article69 1949-07-03 1 A number of tin and rubber share prices have now fallen to values less than the net liquid assets of the companies conI cerned. This means that a share buyer gets the actual undertakings for nothing -though many of them are still profitable. BRIGHT SPOT: This valuation69 words
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Article85 1949-07-03 1 THE Director of Civil Aviation. Air Vice-Marshal S. E. Storrar. said in Singapore last night that he intended to open an inquiry into the conduct of the pilot of a Singapore Flying Clu!> light aircraft who flew low ovn the city limits on Friday evening. The Sunday85 words
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Article131 1949-07-03 1 1 PURFBW has hern imposed iii four districts, 18 towns and along 18 roads in the states of Negri Sembilan and Pahang. The curfew, which will operate from 7.30 p.m. to 5.30 a.m.. becomes effective today. In Negri Sembilan the curfew will be effective in131 words
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Article40 1949-07-03 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sat A London nrden has a glasshouse built I entirely of gin bottles. The bottles, being hexagonal, 'it together like a honeycomb The necks are corked to pre- vent insects making nests in- 1 side. —Reuter.Reuter. - 40 words
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Article176 1949-07-03 1 MA LA YA MAY GET MORE FROM JAPAN MALAYA will seek for mere capital goods and manufactures from Japan, according to the concensus of trade opinion, when a new trade agreement is negotiated between the Sterling area and Japan for 1949/1950. The last agreement expired on June 30, and the176 words
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Article238 1949-07-03 1 A.P. SHANGHAI, Saturday.—The small, pretty wife of American editor Randall Gould yesterday sailed through her kitchen door, leaving behind a "trail of bruised Chinese workers, who were beseiging her flat in a protest against the shutdown of iVr husband's Shanghai Evening Post. Chinese press accountsA.P. - 238 words
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Article41 1949-07-03 1 Reuter. SHANGHAI. Sat. Two bombs were dropped on the northern outskirts if the city by a single Nationalist plane this morning. The plane scattered leaflets said to name targets for future attacks, including telegraph and wireless installations. Reuter.Reuter. - 41 words
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Article93 1949-07-03 1 —But British Deny Report A.P. SHANGHAI, Saturday. Responsible British sources today denied the report that the British sloop Amethyst has been granted permission by the Communists to leave her Yangtze anchorage and leave Chinese waters. The British Consulate spokesman said he could provide no confirmation of the reportedA.P. - 93 words
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Article65 1949-07-03 1 Reuter. HONGKONG. Sat. Lt. Gen. F. W. Festing arrived here today from Britain in a Royal Air Force plane to assume his new appointment as General Officer Command-ing-im-Chief at Hongkong. General Festing travelled by way of Singapore, where he had consultations with Gen. Sir Neil Ritchie.Reuter. - 65 words
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Article52 1949-07-03 1 HONGKONG, Saturday.— Seven planes have flown 20 tons of silver bullion from Hongkong to the Nationalist Government finance department which has been evacuated to Chunking Tho bullion arrived from Britain in May for shipment to Shanghai, but was held up here when the Communist threat to the52 words
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Advertisement105 1949-07-03 1 I V A CO. British Made MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. "J. M. G." UKULELE. Finest seasoru-d wood, arched Top ujA ■ad Back; Non-slip Pegs. Hand rubbed and Polished in Golden Brown Colour. FULL, DEEP ROUND TONE. (Cjl $29.50 EACH. IW% So* "HOUGHTON" GUITARS. V*. plf/'iV" Made by experienced draftsmen with \> finest105 words
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Article206 1949-07-03 2 Mr. T. J. B. Wearne, well-known Singapore businessman, walked into the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank the other day and said to the manager- "I haven't been in your bank for thirty years, but l'f* seen your new building in Orchard Road and I like it. When206 words
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Article169 1949-07-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Mr. C Tharmalingam, Senior Trade Cnion Officer, the first from the Trade Union Adviser's Department, Federation of Malaya, to go to the United Kingdom for special training In trade union principles, has returned to Malaya aftei an intensive six-month course. Mr. Tharmalingam returned169 words
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Article56 1949-07-03 2 Eleven Sikhs have been named by the Governor of Singapore to form an Advisory Board on* matters connected with the Sikh Religion and Custom?. They are Messrs. Sardar Singh. Gulzar Singh. Choor Sir i Amar Singh. Jhanda Singh. Sadhoo Singh, Sardai Tara Singh. Hardit Singh. Kaitar56 words
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Article46 1949-07-03 2 Community leaders of the various kampongs in Jurong have volunteered to assist the people to register BJ voters before registiation closes July 15. This follows the campaign by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce urging all Chinese to exercise theii civic rights as voters.46 words
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Article25 1949-07-03 2 Smallpox exists in Osaka and this Japanese port has been declared an infected place under the Singapore OJarantine and Prevention cd Disease Ordinance.25 words
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Article166 1949-07-03 2 THE American Association of Malaya has made all preparations to celebrate the 173 rd anniversary of Independence Day today at 3 p.m. at the Thomson Road Polo Ground, for members and their guests. Baseball games and other organized sports will take place. There will166 words
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Article36 1949-07-03 2 Mr Justice Brown, now on h iv. in the United Kingdom, la expected back in Singapore on Friday. Mr. Justice Taylor, now in Singapore, will go on transft i to the Fedeiation shortly.36 words
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Article, Illustration59 1949-07-03 2 Dr Gwee Ah Long with his diploma in medicine in which he took a distinction and his three medals the Lim Boon Keng Medal for medicine, the Olbas Medal for general proficiency and the Brunei Hawefl Medal for < linical work. Dr. ft wee hones to59 words
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207 1949-07-03 2 DRITISH merchant ships leaving Singapore for D China and Hongkong are advised to spread the Union Jack on their decks in order to secure maximum identification in case of air attacks. This suggestion is made by the Ministry of Transport through Mr. W. H.207 words
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Article, Illustration49 1949-07-03 2 Mr. find Mrs. It. J. C. Clark with their baby son. Johi. Brian, after, his christening at St. Andrews Cathedral. Mr. Clark was in Singapore on short leave. He flew here from Chauk in Upper Burma where he i% with the Burma Oil Company.49 words
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Article48 1949-07-03 2 Mr. T.V. Ramakrishna iao, M. A.. Assistant Agent of the Government of India in Malaya, has taken over officially from the retiring Agent. Mr Nataraja Pillai. Mr Rao will continue to act as the Agent till the appointment of a regular Indian Foreign Service Officer.48 words
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Article76 1949-07-03 2 MALACCA, Sat. Matzin bin Lambak. a Malay school ti aehei with 22 years' seivice. was convicted yesterday on a summons in the Circuit Magisti ate's Courts befoie Mr. S. Bon Bernard with having voluntarily caused hurt to i well-known loeai-Straits-boin Chinese. Ta\ Kirn Yong. and with76 words
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Miscellaneous403 1949-07-03 2 BLUE NETWORK ,rom lh RED network Methodist Church. INDIAN PKOC.KA.UMKs KNOI..SH PROGRAMME ffi. EZSWi„I A "^£2«? 'America on the Air-Music play gramme of Ballet music; 7.4.", (i« ha X, I>T W. JM* cd. in south American style; 10 Siala>an Affairs by Alex .loscv iSed nuisi'r 1M? i a.m. News from403 words
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Article255 1949-07-03 3 (From Our Staff Correspondent) JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. three-day trial of Captain Charles Ernes! Marion, Royal Engineers, and Lily Soong Lai Chun, a dance hostess, ended dramaticallv in the Sessions Court today when Mr. W. B. Sutherland, President of the Court, acquitted both without calling for their255 words
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70 1949-07-03 3 MT. Sardar Jogendra Smgh, the Indian Trade Commission-er-designate lor Singapore and the Federation cf Malaya, arrived yesterday by B.O.A.C. Constellation from Ca-cutta. Sardar Jogendra Singh hay had expert training in bus! nesr. organisation and executive control in America ami »)een managing director of several firms in70 words
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Article84 1949-07-03 3 JOIiOP.E BAHItU. Sat.—A 53-\c2!-c!d Ce.iue.se opium smoker, Chai Hce. was asked tc shew his hands and mouth in the Sessions Court today. The Preatdenf of the Couit then ordered him 10 be sent to the Hospital foi medical examination. Chai Hee pleaded guilty to charge84 words
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160 1949-07-03 3 F. N. To Build $3 Million Plant (Sunday Tribune Reporter) ERASER and Neave Ltd. will shortly build a modem aerated water factory in Singapore costing from three to four million dollars. They have already bought a 15-acre plot of land foi more than $750,000. at the junction of River Valley160 words
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Article31 1949-07-03 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Tfterc weie arrests in Federations in the last 24 hours, 1 in Keduh-Perlis. 4 in Panang, 4 in Perak, 10 in SetangOi, and 8 in Johore.31 words
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Article68 1949-07-03 3 A month-o'd deadlock over dismissal terms ended yesterday when about 80 workers of the Joo Seng rubber milling factory in Bukit Timnh finally agreed to re paid off with a dismissal compensation mounting to roughly one-month wages, witheu. tood-allowancr. Millers will get a compensation of $74 each,68 words
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Article57 1949-07-03 3 The Man.if Police are in »*u I of men willing 10 be enlisted as Volunteer $t* ctel Cortsfaß!**, lo perform paTroli m Poii< v launch- I ea with lit; Hir* I*'1*' Police. Those who ar»- interested should t,'et in touch with A.S.F. K. H. Son-;, Stall Officer57 words
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Article100 1949-07-03 3 The Department of Civil Aviation nas purchased four American made 32 h.p. 'Jeep' lire trucks tor the Federation and they will soon be shipped. These trucks have tour wheel drive and a very high speed. They have each a trailer containing a 200 gallon tank100 words
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Article94 1949-07-03 3 Air mail is expected here today fiom Aden, South America, Canada, Europe. Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Africa Pakistan, U.S.A., Australia. New Zealand. Burma, Thailand, and the Federation of Malawi Latest time of posting at the G.P.O. to Canada. Aden. South America', Euiopt. Egypt. Iran. Iraq. Africa, Pakistan, U.S.A..94 words
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Article65 1949-07-03 3 The fit si meeting of the Singapore Hakka Church will fie held at the Chmc tc V.M.C.A. Hall (top floo;) today, at 1 p.m. The service will last for an bout The Church now has a membership of about 150 people, and all Hakka Christians and65 words
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Article81 1949-07-03 3 Reuter. LONDON, Sat. Britain's heat wave Is shrivelling up fruit crops and threatening a serious water shortage in many districts. Reports from southeast E re today told of an even worse position. Ponds and streams are dry- j ing up and cattle are beh.g turnedReuter. - 81 words
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Article176 1949-07-03 3 COMPLAINTS against delay in the settlement of war damage claims are daily mounting. Almost every company chaiiman reporting to his shareholders this week complained. Here are three extracts: 1. Allenby Rubber (Sir Sydney palmer): Your company like so many others is now in a difficult position. When we176 words
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Article114 1949-07-03 3 THIRTY people were banished from the Federation of Malava in June. This brings the total number of banishments for 1949 to 216. i U Ann "IOO Of these, 138 aliens and 30 British subjectes were convicted of crimes by the courts, and 46 were aliens114 words
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257 1949-07-03 3 ANEW charitable associa- j tion has been formed in Singapore, with Lady Gim :>n as its President The Association is called 'St. Andrew's Linen Guild", and its Object is to provide children's clothing for the inpatients and destitute outpatients of the St. Andrewi Hospitals. It257 words
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Article90 1949-07-03 3 Applications for admission to the Singapore Volunteei Corps have dropped considerably since the ini'ial rush on June 21 wnen 66 men applied. One hundred and seventyfive applicants, 126 in person and 4*> by post, have so far registered. the applicants is one Arab, 4 Ceytoncse, 5 Europeans90 words
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Article21 1949-07-03 3 A mother of 55, her son, and daughter were married in turn at and afterwards attended a joint reception.21 words
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Article, Illustration36 1949-07-03 3 Sports Clu b Party A group of happy faces at the Borneo Oompaaj Ltd. Spt Club Dance, in th Victoria Memorial Hal!. The dance was organised to raise funds for a sports ground for the elan.36 words
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Article57 1949-07-03 3 MALACCA. Sat —The Portuguese settlement in Malacca was gaily betiag;.ed tor the annual ceremony 01 b' ssing the boats. This was performed by Father Colaco. vicar ol St. Peter's Chu'-ch, Malacca. The settlement is at the end of t'jong Pasir Road tn«i Jma a male tishing population57 words
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Article100 1949-07-03 3 A debate between The Singapore Clerical Administrative Workers' Union and the Army Civil Service Union will be held at the premises of the former Union at 172 A. Rangoon Road. Singapore, toMonday. July 4, at G. 30 p.m. The subject of the debate will be "That the100 words
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Article53 1949-07-03 3 Tne V. M. C. A. will open a German class on July 0. The class will be under Di Kohl. The Y. M. C. A. already has French and Malay classes. A new Malay conversation class will begin July 6. lnche Jaafai wdl oe in chaifce53 words
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Article343 1949-07-03 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. A Flag Day and a Carnival Fair will be held by the Selangor State Welfare Committee in connection with Welfare Week in the, State. This was decided at a meeting of the Welfare Week Committee held in Kuala Lumpur yesterday to discuss arrangements343 words
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Article76 1949-07-03 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Seven fatal accidents were reported in Johore during Hay, an increase of five pmn the previous month This was disclosed in a lcpoit Which was tabled before the Traffic OiT:cc:. johore, today. The repott also showed an incicase in the number of persons76 words
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Article56 1949-07-03 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— Nineteen-year old Mohammed Lazim bin Tahir. a Special j Constable attached to the Special Constable Training School. appeared before TTngku Ismail in the Magistrates' Court touay on three charges today. He was accused of being absent from training, escaping from Police custody after his56 words
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Article55 1949-07-03 3 The public is re.r.wi.-.v. by the Post Office that new postage rates on letter.* and postcards to places in Singapore, the Federation ot Malaya, Sarawak, North Borneo, and Brunei are: Letters, ten cents for the first ounce and 5 five cents for each additional ounce. Postcards, six cents.55 words
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Article30 1949-07-03 3 A 20-day dark-room cure has been prescribed for 14--year-old French schoolgirl Lucienne Cretoux, of Balon-en-Charente, who has been hiccoughing for three weeks at the rate of 52 a minute.30 words
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430 1949-07-03 4 Report On Merchant Shipping Ordinance IF the findings of a technical sub-committee are accepted by Government, there will be, with one exception, no revision of the present matining scales under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance. The exception is the recommendation to amend the430 words
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144 1949-07-03 4 ANEW points system for Singapore Improvement Trust houses has been approved by the Board of Trustees recently. The new system will give preference to British subjects, tuberculosis sufferers, people who have lost homes as a result of the war and those who have served144 words
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Article40 1949-07-03 4 A man whose Samoyed had worried seven ducks told Hinckley magistrates the dog had never r,een a duck before. He had shut it up witn his poultry ever since and it was eating with the hens.40 words
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Article82 1949-07-03 4 At a recent meeting, the Musicians' t'nion of Btngsvproc elected the following Office bearers: President: Mr. Charles Lazaroo. Vice-President: Mr. Nick Teboeff, Hon. SeCretary: Mr. Jacob Chan, Asst. Hon. Secretary: Mr. S. If. Gomes, Hon. Treasurer: Mr. T-tn I'ooi Hcong. Ooznmittcc Members: Mr Cor Byf, Mr. Dan82 words
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239 1949-07-03 4 Thanks To The U.N. Conference (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) When the United Nations Conference sits at the Victoria Memorial Hall, early in September the complete renovation and overhaul of the building vvtfl have cost Singapore $54,000. The building will bv then The building will239 words
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Article166 1949-07-03 4 IT l? not all books and mugging for loSfl Hawa binte Abdullah, 24. the first Malay girl to graduate in arts at Raffles College. She is a good cook and knows all about housekeeping. Hawa la the daughter of the late Mr. Abdullah and166 words
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Article, Illustration261 1949-07-03 4 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) DENANG'S traffic is worrying Chief Inspector R. II York, the officer in charge of the traffic branch. Appeals through press and radio have failed to curb the activities of the city's jaywalkers and road-hogs. Inspector York asked the Penangites to261 words
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Article53 1949-07-03 4 The Post Ceititicatc class of the Raffles Institution will hold a social and dance in aM Ol the University of Maim h]nd"wmcnt Fund in the school hall on July 9. Tt< t it $2 each may be obtained from the School office The organiser is Mr.53 words
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Article24 1949-07-03 4 MALACCA. Sat. A curfew has heen imposed in the mukim of Chohong in the Jasin distnct, between 9.30 p.m. and K.4G a.m.24 words
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316 1949-07-03 4 'pHE Survey Department have in hand a 10-year plan for a full survey of Malaya. Part of this plan is the production of some new series of maps. About 3.000 maps of each State of the Federation of Malaya and the Settlement ate316 words
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Article95 1949-07-03 4 The Singapore Stamp Club will hold a Junior Philatelic Competition and Exhibition at the St. Joseph Institution on the 13th August at 2.30 p.m. The object of this is to encouiage stamp collecting. Competitions include general collection (limited to one album only, subject collection and a stamp quiz.95 words
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Article117 1949-07-03 4 Donation? amounting to about $6,000. headed by $1,353.25 from an anonymous donor, were sent to the Y.M.CA. of Singapore, last year, the Y.M.CA second post-war annual icpoit reveals. In the same year there were 883 members of all creeds and nationalities. The Association has made117 words
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Article, Illustration555 1949-07-03 4 Ivor Kraal - By Ivor Kraal MALAYA S first pilot to receive flying training by a local commercial airline is Radio Officer Chan Soon Kin of Malayan Airways. R/O Chan, 22. has just icquired his "A" license after training in Royal Singapore Flying Club aircraft Joining Ma- layan Airways exactly two555 words
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Article, Illustration417 1949-07-03 5 TELL THE TRIBUTE The Tribune invites you to give your opinion of Radio Malaya—and how you think its broadcasts can be improved. Letters should not be longer than 200 words. A prize of $20 will be paid for the best letter published, with awards of417 words
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Article35 1949-07-03 5 Traffic results on the weekly direct flight to Bangkok by Malayan Airways "have not been encouraging," it was stated. The service was operated to connect with the round-the-world service by Pan-American World Airways.35 words
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594 1949-07-03 5 COST OF LIVING IS TOO HIGH pEOPLE do not marry at 18 nowadays as they used to before the war the average age of people who marry today is very much higher, statistics at the Registry of Marriages reveal. Most people agree that the594 words
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Article106 1949-07-03 5 Employers in Johore are warned by the Labour Department that they must submit the quarterly returns of their employees before the 14th of the month following the end of each quarter. A spokesman of the Labour Department said that failure to do so would render the employers106 words
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Article62 1949-07-03 5 THE Filipino Community in Singapore will celebrate the Third Anniversary of the Phillippine Independence on July 4. Celebrations will start with a thanksgiving mass at the Cathedral of Good Shepherd. A cinema show will be given for the children at the C.V.M.A Catholic Centre. There will be62 words
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374 1949-07-03 5 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) THIRTY-TWO Singapore water detectives under 1 the direction of Mr. H. A. Milne, the Superintendent, saved 180,000,000 gallons of water in the Colony last year. They are the staff of the Waste Detection Section of the Water374 words
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Article38 1949-07-03 5 Six political books printed tn India were banned by the Singapore Police. Their titles were: Dravida Nadu Volume 7; Pore Murasu, Volume 1: Porewal. Volume 2; Netaji, Volume 1: Nagaia Volume 16 ana Puratchi. volume 1.38 words
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Article248 1949-07-03 5 i Sunday Tribune Reporter) THERE is a growing feeling among many Singapoie private motorists that it is high time petrol rationing came to an end. Almost every motorist has several gallons of petrol coupons to spare before the next quarter. It is, however, officially learnt248 words
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194 1949-07-03 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday—The Traffic Police dealt the illegal taxi racketeers "a smashing blow" recently when they trapped six of them with the aid of the Army. A.S.P. Stack said that fie Officer, told the Tribune that the racketeers caught were charged in the Magistrates' Court.194 words
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406 1949-07-03 5 SCHEME to carry out a series of' experiments on the canning of Malayan fruit and vegetable products will be launched shortly at the Government Canning Research Station, 5th mile, Scudai Road, j Johore Bahru. The results and samples will be made available406 words
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Article25 1949-07-03 5 The Chinese Swimming Club will hold a dance for members and their relatives on Saturday next, July 9, from 9 p.m. to la,ra,25 words
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84 1949-07-03 5 EIGHTEEN thousand eight hundred and ten of Singapore's nearly one-million population are trisha and tricycle riders, according to the Labour Department's employment report for the quarter ending March 31, 1949 Of this total 17.453 of them are Chinese; 682 North Indians; 65584 words
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Article57 1949-07-03 5 A Malayan Airways Dakota was forced down on an old disused Japanese air stiip 10 miles north of Kuching earlier this week because of bad weather. The plane, carrying nine passengers en route to Singapore from Jesselton, North Borneo, suffered no damage and no one was hurt.57 words
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Article, Illustration2435 1949-07-03 6 VERA ARDMORE - By VERA ARDMORE MR. LOIIS DREYFUS, Jnr., wJio is going to At'giianistan as United States Ambassador, passed through Singapore last week on his wav t<> Kabul, the capital. Unlike most diplomats who nowadays travel almost everywhere by air. Mr. Dreyfus plans to motor to Kabul .from Karachi, over2,435 words
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Article, Illustration1750 1949-07-03 7 JIMMY GLOVER - From JIMMY GLOVER LONDON. Sat. THE first duty of a Government la to ov ern. There are many public speakers and contributors to the British Press today who consider that the Government is fai ing in its first duty. Weak action in regard to Malaya j g not1,750 words
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Article, Illustration1240 1949-07-03 7 WITH a mundane title but with material within its pages which might almost belong to the wildest flights of fancy in tales of the Arabian Nights, "Egyptian Service", by Sir Thomas Russell Pasha, K.8.E., C.M.G., better known as Russell Pasha, famous British officer of the Egyptian1,240 words
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Article419 1949-07-03 8 image of America as an economic Colossus bestriding the world, flexing giant muscles and radiating inexhaustible strength is slowly fading. No longer is America regarded as the Moses who will lead the world to the Promised Land flowing with milk and dollars. One begins to wonder whether419 words
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Article, Illustration1225 1949-07-03 8 DR. VICTOR PURCELL - THE CASE FOR A ROYAL COMMISSION Victor William Williams Saunders Purceli, noted Chinese scholar, who studied in Canton, was for twenty-six years in the Malayan Civil Service, holding posts which ranged from Magistrate to Protector of Chinese, and Director-General of Information, Malaya. After the Occupation, as1,225 words
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Letter584 1949-07-03 8 NEW YORK WELL soldier, I made my trip into memory. I went to see the foxholes of Europe that I remembered. And If yon plan to revisit the battlefields that still disturb your dreams, maybe I can give you a tip or two to help you584 words
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Article746 1949-07-03 8 H. DAY - by H. DAY IN an age when human rights are violated in almost every country ir- the world it is refreshing to find that a man named Alfred Cole has precipitated a strike by refusing to shave his beard. He maintains and who will refute746 words
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Advertisement93 1949-07-03 8 'Eye Care consists of more than just "buying glasses.'" Eye comfort and visual efficiency depends primarily upon professional services of a qualified eyesiyht specialist. C. S. CHONG, OPT., D. Fully equipped with modern instruments. MALAYAN X KWXYS MAILS FROM IST JULY INTERNAL LETTERS POSTCARDS WILL BE DESPATCHED BY AIR WITHOUT93 words
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Advertisement90 1949-07-03 8 K'L'M ROYAL DUTCH AIRLI\ES to BA N G X O°K Cant on w*A connection to HONGKONG Bi-weekly service SINGAPORE TO BATAV/A tn to frm*m£ services CANTO* every Thursday KAKOMnw ml 900 ret: 736.00 BANGKOK every Tuesday Thursday rata via- 230( *> «t: 414.00 BATAVIA every Wednesday Saturday. 155.00 ret: 279.0090 words
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Article, Illustration1352 1949-07-03 9 PETER TOWNSEND Radio repoiter and foreign correspondent, tells why Shanghai, expected to fight to the last against the Communists, changed hands so easily. VO single victory in China's civil war has strengthened the Chinese Communists' hands so much, or served to break the Nationalists' prestige so completely, as1,352 words
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Advertisement162 1949-07-03 9 Kn eumalism Curbed in 30 Minutes The amazing new discovery Ror-ind banishes the pains of Arm fttlam Lumbago, a'.ca like magic. In autm after the first dose, pains c mr, ar.J in a few days this marvelous medicine dissolve* and r* yes the body poisons and Uric a I that162 words
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Advertisement104 1949-07-03 9 In Remembrance Of The Founder's BirthdayWE OFFER THIS MODEL FOR CI OCA USUAL PRICE yl.Lo\j- $1395 BOU I n H\ D 'TS CHARMING BEAUTY j 2 ITS RADIANT TONE j- T0 ASCERTAIN ITS MUSICAL QUAIITV ?Q3- /05. Seleg.e Rd S r S apor^ t LKOAAJU) roMi'.irT 1 ★0M04«4 ELA Rrfrir*r*tor104 words
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Article986 1949-07-03 10 Walter Wigmore - By Walter Wigmore N.F.L. WE have been told often enough that ignorance of the law excuses no lawbreaker: but ftaithci la it an admissible defence to plafcd that one has broken 4 he kflMf for a joke. "The law has r.o sons-' ofN.F.L. - 986 words
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Article743 1949-07-03 10 CONSTANCE SHARPE - Have Fun With The —Stars By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS JAN. 21 Etili. 18. Yiru will be inclined to be to aim too high. Guard against this, otherwise you will suffer disn .tyooitmf and none }tlans will be set back. Watrl health and dmi f lei small ail- >■<' >its743 words
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819 1949-07-03 10 HARVEY DAY - By HARVEY DAY H.G. I N a lecture before the war Professor A. E. Heath, who at the time held the Cna-r of Philosophy at Swansea University, revealed that nn cleven-vear old boy had committed a number of burglaries inH.G. - 819 words
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Advertisement470 1949-07-03 10 CONSTIPATION b in alment that requires far mon than simply taking t £astml laxative. For real relief, you must jet at the cause, restore HH the natural activity of the Intestines. Milk of Magnesia 1 Is Ideal for this purpose. A gentle, but effective laxative, It tones up the entire470 words
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Advertisement20 1949-07-03 10 "Lope Less I>inen"' For your protection. Avoid arguments as 10 ownership:— Requirement* airmailed to and from POST BOX 1195 Singapore.20 words
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Advertisement101 1949-07-03 10 fc O MINT PAINS' You too Ulll l)C al3 e to say this- if you get to the root of the trouble the kidnrvs- 4^_y?- AB aa <-' rp /Why not tiy .1 bottie today/ Vi:: De WITT'S PILLS 0 Kidney and Bladder Trouble* \}jmmnmisUJlff, mn •vwr-lndoioMc* 1« food and101 words
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Advertisement147 1949-07-03 10 Buy Direcjt from England 100 PUKE WOOL WHITE 60 x 80 tn*. Wonderful Value Str ont. hardwearing, reliable, extra fleecy Will last a lifetime. Luxuriously cosy andwjrm. Popular White or London'! Lac-si Fashion Coloured Bedding to natch your room Five lovely pastel shades Blue, Pink, Green, Cemea and Fawn. Sltet147 words
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Miscellaneous14 1949-07-03 10 Si rang As ll Seems im i S SUDDEN DJATM -0»OF OR GBSCUSm -ft14 words
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Article, Illustration44 1949-07-03 11 THIS lovely is posed by Pat Alphjn, I'nivervil International's up-and-< omini' actress, who will soon be seen on the Singapore screen in "Ma and Pa Kettle," starring Marjorie Mi)in and Percy Kilbride, and tiie William Hendiv starrer. "I he Life of Riley."44 words
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Article, Illustration1087 1949-07-03 11 HENRY GRIS - It's not all roses for an Oscar winner—not even for that star named Wyman Hollywood Dialy from HENRY GRIS HOLLYWOOD. [ESS than a day after the world had been flashed the news that sho had been awarded Hollywood's highest honours the Oscar for the be«.t1,087 words
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244 1949-07-03 11 Anna May Wong Back On Screen In 'Impact' GOOD news to m:v.i.\ fans ot Anna May Wong is the fart that sl-.t r< ti'riiint, to pictures after many years of re-tir.-"i»'rit. Ami Mlfh Wong. tall, soignee, and beautiful is ver;, calm about the event. She ma btf return in Harry244 words
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Article103 1949-07-03 11 JANE RUSSELL claims she I* I "inclined to follow the line I of least resistence." Since hor rise to fame in "The j Outlaw." Jane has been Holly- j wood's busiest actress as well as being constantly in demand j for personal appearances, radio broadcasts and103 words
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Article82 1949-07-03 11 WHEN Robett Mitchum, Janc Grcrr. and on RKO Radio production unit return to I Tehuacan, Mexico, this month j for final location filming on I The Big Steal.'' a couple of hundred gallons of brown paint will travel with them. The paint will be used to82 words
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Article156 1949-07-03 11 WHEN George Raft, star of Samuel Blschoff's "Outpost in Morocco," a romantic drama of the French Foreign Legion around the year 1919, slopped in Paris after spending six weeks in the Moroccan Interior malting exteriors for th* lilm, he was enthusiastically feted by the French156 words
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200 1949-07-03 11 OTY LISTS are making monkeys out of men, Iwlieves AtWphe k Menjou, but they're not going to make a monkey out of him. Style dictator on the screen for yeais, named on more "best dressed" lists than any other Hollywood actor, and author of200 words
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Article83 1949-07-03 11 SHIRLEY TEMPLE caller! for a sol tcaing of a ilight of 1 stairs for a scene in "Baltimore I Escape." in which she If rs with Robert Young and her 1 husband. John Agar. The script required hor to 1 run full speed down the steps— jin a83 words
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Advertisement157 1949-07-03 11 High Biood Pressure Kills Men Women TfkY as t\i*r.v women as men sufa*r (rmii High Blood Pressure, which ks a mysteries** disease lhat start* **«wl in*- tint* of Change of I-He .<n4 Urn I-*; cause of mu<h heart troublo —d later onof paralytk- stroke*. Cost*a**M ayinvtonis of HigU Blood Prea**jr«157 words
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Advertisement466 1949-07-03 11 F M J 3 M 0 0 T B i #001 SKI* jBT the beauty F( T cream that is B \0 snow 7 «2 I protect* the akin from dud 1 l r aad dirt... guards against sua I I J cool* the skin immediately U i it is466 words
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334 1949-07-03 12 Barbara Gillies - WOMAN'S PAGE by Barbara Gillies PHOTOGRAPHS of the latest hat models from all over the word showed me that, thanks to the short hair styles which dominate at present, hats can, and do. show Off the contour of the head, and a334 words
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Article, Illustration312 1949-07-03 12 STAWS are here again, m London, and here in abundance, with all the prewar favourites and some new ones to crown and cheer our way. There are leghorns and bakus, chipped and petal straws, burnt straws. There are al3o the newer straw fabrics. There is312 words
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Article, Illustration253 1949-07-03 12 CONTRARY to what might have been expected from the number of flower-trimmed hats shown in the early Paris collections, flowers are at a discount as far as the taste of the smart set is concorned. Indeed simple hats are leaders this season. Fust and foremost253 words
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Article, Illustration288 1949-07-03 12 IN New York, and all over the LTnited States. hats this season arc larger and crazier than ever. Cartwheels, chimney pots and soaring cones vie with one another in obscuring the view. American women. who have earned the title c? the best-dressed women in the288 words
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Advertisement204 1949-07-03 12 Train for SUCCESS with The School of Accountancy, I the leading institution in the British Empire for building Successful Careers by postal j Tuition. The School's unsur- passed Examination Record gives I the maximum prospect of success. i You can be sure of a highly paid I appointment as:— ACCOUNTANT204 words
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Miscellaneous122 1949-07-03 12 Lit, ABMIII by AL CAPF rT^^^^ T^HE y S A H£Y, MINNIE- I WILL ONLY foME STEEPED TALL RISHT ALL f APPLICATION CH,BOtf fSPI §£&S£fl AT| N I GIVE YOU S4- MARRY A MAM 1 IN ANCIENT 7 DONT KJAG.T IGOTO LOCK HOKAV TO ME. AT I BET v T122 words
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Article, Illustration1509 1949-07-03 13 TEOH SENG KHOON concludes The Quest for the Cup THE All England championships, which followed the Thomas Cup, were important to us not so much as a team lut as individuals. The titles at stake are regarded as world titles. There was a1,509 words
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Article, Illustration1692 1949-07-03 13 In this article ALLAN LEWIS, Tribune Racing Correspondent, gives you his views CHOt'LD bookmakers be legalised in Singapore or should more stringent laws be brought into force to suppress their activities? The Committee appointed to investigate bookmaking in the Colony has already collected a vast1,692 words
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Advertisement188 1949-07-03 13 THE PARTY FAVOURITE IN FOUR FLAVOURS RASPBERRY LEMON ORANGE STRAWBERRY 4 oz. PACKETS 86 CENTS EACH SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. FiASNLICHT BATTERIES Sole Representees GETZ BROS. CO. PENANG KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE HVAQ SPECIAL .Jk. J££& FACILITIES unaccompanied baggage 99 B.OAC. takes pleasure in announcing that your heavy baggage and188 words
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Article, Illustration717 1949-07-03 14 S. C. LIM - S.A.S.A. Times Rather Stiff By S. C. LIM COR the first time in the history of Singapore swimming the Colony Is to send a team to compete in the Empire Games to be held in New Zealand next year. There is a very big717 words
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99 1949-07-03 14 MALACCA, Sat. Chan Yin Tat won the Junior singles tennis title, yesterday, beating Chua Seng Jong 6-3. G-2 in the Malacca Lawn Tennis Association championships. In the Open Doubles finals Abdullah and Dom had to light hard for their victory over Tay Hong Seng99 words
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Article148 1949-07-03 14 The following -.'ai :<:s In »he S.C.A Tournament will 1a- play--1 ed off today. On ihe Padang. the S.C.C. meet the Chinese in their return name. There should not be very h«h scoring and a very close game is anticipated. At Hong Lim Green, the OnfcS i148 words
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Article300 1949-07-03 14 A Special Correspondent - CRICKET REVIEW By A Special Correspondent NEGRI SEMBILAN created a mild sensation last w e e k-end in their annual State fixture with Singa|>ore, when the\ came very near to victory after being runs behind on the first innings. pricket fans, no doub Local cricket fans,300 words
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Article138 1949-07-03 14 The following are Hie had inn MHM *> Howlef-. in the H.t'.A. Tournament to date:— LEADING BATTING AVKBAQKB 'JfMaliti.aln.n X Inning* MUfINGS NO. ll.>. A'fßta A'acc F. Presrott (B.A.F. (hangii 1« 1«« -W« SJ.W < heonjf Thiam Siew (S.C.K.O I*o* JMI S. K. Sundnim iV.S.V.) H138 words
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373 1949-07-03 14 THE Eighth Malayan badminton championships, postponed from the Easter holidays due to the absence of the country's best players who were in the United Kingdom battling for world honours, are scheduled to be held during the August bank holidays at Kuala Lumpur. The373 words
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Article110 1949-07-03 14 S. C. C. Versus Khalsa Association today at 11 a.m. on St Georges Road: N Bradbury (Capt.i. V.I. Margrave, N. McKee. G.P Darke. J.G. Cnsswell, J. C. G Pierce. K. L G. Stewart, Capt. A. E. Sowrav. I. A. Mclnroy, L. Holliday. C. H Harris.* The110 words
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Article305 1949-07-03 14 On the S.R.C. Padang: last v. .-end a Singapore Ciicket Association XI heat the CcmImied Colleges by 4 r j runs in a clo:;ely contested game. The Colleges' bowlers did we'l for their side biu the batsmen showed a definite lack of practice after a layoff305 words
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Article75 1949-07-03 14 The following are the position* in the S.C.A. Tournament U> date: Ist. Inn*. r w l w i- r s.UA. 9 3 I 3 1 M s.C.f. 9 I I I I <J1- t 4 1 g lt\F rhangi I 1 j I J g s.r.K.C. 9 t75 words
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Advertisement247 1949-07-03 14 WacR«> for perfect control. Cjrst impressions count and smartness plays a big part in the sort of impression you make. To be smart, weil-groomed hair is essential and that's why so many more men use Brylcreem. At office desk or on the field of sport, Brylcreem keeps the hair under247 words
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Advertisement63 1949-07-03 14 BLACK 1 WHITE i SCOTCH ii WHISKY James Buchanan 4 Co. Ltd., Glasfow, Scotland. jflfe SJi-li-li-li-h! Vm p,ease dont te f^ f what's happening ifir j ii Room 3406 W JJK (NOT EVEN IN A VVHISIM R W .mmf A I You'll know why A I when you see "Unfaithfully63 words
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Advertisement242 1949-07-03 14 UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG NOTICE. Completed Applications for Admission in September. 1949. into the Faculties of Medicine, and Engineering of the University of Hong Kong, must be m the hands of the Registrar by July 25, 1949, at the latest B. MELLOR. Registrar. Prof. ILMUDDIN A ALA ID. (Astro-Palmist and242 words
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Advertisement33 1949-07-03 14 PRICES OEPIL LIQUID 81.45 each POWDER SI .85 each (Duty Extra Outside Spore) Naina Mohamed Sons, Ltd., Singapore, Kuala Lumpur Penang. RELIABLE COMFORTABLE ENDU R I N G These are INDIA TYRES' qoalit.es33 words
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2275 1949-07-03 15 ALLAN LEWIS - By ALLAN LEWIS jyjAIN feature of the racing at Bukit Timah vaster day, opening day of the Singapore Turf Club's July Meeting, was Doug McPherson's four winners. .Doug started off by riding the first winner then followed by riding the winners of races three,2,275 words
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Advertisement113 1949-07-03 15 ALL THE SPECTACLE g* nt THE EYE CAN BEHOLD: MftTHK HEART WILL HOLf»! Mark T.vain's Paramount presents YANKEE RHONDA FLEMING WILLIAM BENDIX j imOK No^- j TODAY DAILY! CAPITOL (Air-Cooled Phone 5159) :> TIMES: 11 a.m. 1.45 4.00 6.30 9.30 p.m. SI*I lAL MOKMNG SHOW at 9 a.m. TODAY "ARABIAN113 words
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Advertisement125 1949-07-03 15 3 SHOWS SIMULTANEOUSLY SHIRIN 3.00 6.15 9.15 3.30 7.15 9.45 A TOPPING^INDONESIAN WLmT sli:\ nwu ih i m (Malay Picture) Released Thru SHAW BROTHERS LTD. A GREAT FILM OF 40 HISTORIC YEARS! GREATER THAN ANY ADVENTURE STORY!' IN LAVISH TECHNICOLOUR. TODAY FOUR SHOWS IMf II MjM 1.30-4-6.30-9.30 PJl>^ PHONE 6903.125 words
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Advertisement341 1949-07-03 15 j the «n, swiii* J i TOTAL POOL: $207,220 X. i First Prize No. («93,249) i Second Prize No. ($46,024) I Third Prize No. ($25,902) v STARTERS (S2,878 each): J *****5, *****2, *****0, *****3. *****4, *****2, *****8. 0 CONSOLATIONS ($1,554 each)! S *****3, *****0, *****0, *****6, *****9, *****7, 5 {»*****3.341 words
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Advertisement90 1949-07-03 15 SKY-HIGH THRILLS when a Super-Sleuth tackles a bunch ,of Crim ma Is wi th the Scientific Methods of Tomorrow! Baf fling— with his Disguises! Daring—with Nerves of Steel! tohowiiii» <( omplclc af oik' Screening! TOIIA V aiid DAILY i s ii<m'«^ ADVENTURE!... ACROSS 1,030 MILES OF 4 TERRiFIC TiMES TODAY90 words
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Article, Illustration27 1949-07-03 16 IMcture shows Longchamps II beating Natural by a short head in a photo-finish in the main race at Buklt Timah races, yesterday.27 words
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Article452 1949-07-03 16 Keyt Does Hat-Trick H ESMOND KEYT, young left-arm bowler from St. Andrew's School, performed the hat-trick, yesterday, for the Singapore Combined Schools against the Hongkong University at the Raffles' Institution ground. Keyt. who took four wickets for four runs in 10 balls clean bowled all452 words
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Article70 1949-07-03 16 WIMBLEDON, Sat. Ricnrdo Gonzales ami Frankie Parker won an exciting men's double semi-final against Brtc Sturgees IS. Africa) and Budge Patty (U.S.A. 6 6 1. 3 G, 5 7. 7 5. and will meet their compatriots Gardnar Mulloy and Ted Schroeder. The scratch pair rallied well after losing70 words
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Article33 1949-07-03 16 PENANG. Sat. Penandefeated Kcdah three-nil in the opening match of the M.C.F.A. soccer competition hero today. The half time score was one —nil. Scorers were Cheng Erg, (2) and Ah Loke.33 words
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Article89 1949-07-03 16 THE S.R.C. "A" team beat the S.C.C. "A' team by hve wickets on the Padang. i .st< rdav. Batting first, S.C.C. totalled 64 runs of which G. Hyslop scored 26 and R.M. Nelson 18. C Nccdham, Boudwyn and Rczario captured two wickets each. The89 words
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Article336 1949-07-03 16 HARRY FANG - By HARRY FANG lOHORE'S need for a large and most modern sports stadium with facilities for soccer, hockey, rugger, badminton, table-tennis, athletics, cricket and other games was stressed by the Hon'ble Dato Onn bin Ja'afar. Mentri Besar of Johore, in an interview. Dato Onn said336 words
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Advertisement714 1949-07-03 16 Watch for vpeo 17th Announcement g m rl i i about judging of $100 xrinner'. Meantime, two free canes D 1« the dream of drink* for ali Ol all thirsty men. rhymes published Crate upon crale the t«duy\ Of lead W N. DSJ Sftanku. LKPTC, Blakang .V«ifi, Itefvpora (i is714 words
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