The Straits Times, 19 January 1947
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Title Section20 1947-01-19 1 FINAL EDITION THE SUNDAY TIMES LARGEST NE7T SALE IN MALAYA No. 599 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1947. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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Article1283 1947-01-19 1 Industries Hit By Shortage Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THKtiE speakers at the meeting of the Malayan Union Advisory Council here today stressed the seriousness of the coal position in Malaya which had resulted from the considerable reduction in the output of Malayan1,283 words
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Article154 1947-01-19 1 Sunday Times Correspond KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE Governor, Sir Edward Gent, p.t today's meeting of the Malayan Union Advisory Council, disclosed that it had been d' cided tc constitute a tripartite Labour Advisory Board for the Malayar Union with representatives of employers, employes and154 words
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Article123 1947-01-19 1 LOKDON, Sat. TBPORT drivers ur.-"' teT*cworkers started work today in accordance with iho .sir ke settlement reached en Tr.ur.iday More than ***** Thames dock■rs. stevedores and watermen went bao"; to w^rk this morning. md >.he job of loading and uncadins ever 100 waiting ships123 words
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Article34 1947-01-19 1 THE Communist Central Committee has tarred down tiio Chinese Government's cflcr to oispatcli Chang Ohih-chunT to Yer.an as a peace emissary, it Is announced in Nanking, says UPUP - 34 words
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Article93 1947-01-19 1 LONDON. Sat. THE police were soarc'iing last, night and this morning for two gunmen who carried out robbrries at post offices, one OBJ Ilford, Essex and the other in Old Kent Road, London Tho Ilford Runman got away with £160. He held up two womenReuter - 93 words
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Article26 1947-01-19 1 The condition of King Christian of Denmark, who has been suffering from cold and p flection of the lungs, has considerably improved, says Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article235 1947-01-19 1 RANGOON, Sat. rE battie between the so-called dacoit (Burmese bandit) gangs and the Burmese police, supported by Army units, may well be the preiude to a country-wide civil war, according to authoritative quarters in Rangoon. Unrest in various districts, they said, was really anReuter - 235 words
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Article, Illustration51 1947-01-19 1 WELCOME TO MALAYA The Governor-General of Malaya, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, greets the Duke of Gloucester after his arrival by air at Changi yesterday on his wav to Britain from Australia. Below: The Duke inspects a g uard of honour of the Ist Bn The Devon -hire Retf. on the51 words
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107 1947-01-19 1 8 PoWs CLAIM $600,000 IN PAY DAMAGES CHICAGO. Sat EIGHT civilian workmen, who said they spent over three and a half years in Japanese prison camps after their cap. are o*» Pacific isles, are asking their former employers for USs6oo,oo<> in back pay and damages. In the same Federal Court107 words
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Article71 1947-01-19 1 PEIPING, Sat. MISS SHEN CHUNG, pretty 19--year-old Chinese college student, this afternoon identified CplWilliam G. Pierson as the Marine who allegedly raped her on Christmas Eve. She told a Marine court mari tial the detailed story of the alleged incident, which started a China-wide anti-AmericanUP - 71 words
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48 1947-01-19 1 SHANGHAI. Sat. TOUR hundred were feared r drowned when the Chineseowned steamship Chihkiang, reported to be carrying about a thousand passengers for Nantung in North Kiangsu, collided wl'.h a Chinese tug ofl Woosung. at the entrance of Shanghai harbour this morning.— Reuter.Reuter - 48 words
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Article55 1947-01-19 1 rLEVEN persons were injured in a freak accident when the transmission of a heavily-loaded passenger bus flew into pieces, hurling gears and other metal parts into the interior of the bu> just as it entered the Holland Tunnel, under the Hudson river, en route toUP - 55 words
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366 1947-01-19 1 Sunday Times Correspondent, i HANOI, Sat. THE French are employing all j arms air, mechanized, tanks I and infantry— in expanding their positions surrounding the city and carrying out very heavy destruction of buildings from where the Vietnamese forces are being dislodged from one366 words
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373 1947-01-19 1 Spitfires escort Royal Duke into Singapore Sunday Times Reporter ESCORTED in by a squadron of Spitfires, with the Royal Standard flying from the nose of his Avro York Endeavour, the Duke of Gloucester landed at Changi airfield yesterday afternoon. He stayed the night at Government House. The Duke is on373 words
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100 1947-01-19 1 NAZI SALESMAN TO DIE FOR KILLING 48,000 DACHAU. Germany, Sat. ILEX Piornowski. former pencil salesman who in 1938 became commandant of Dachau concentration camp, was sentenced by :he War Crimes Tribunal here to be hanged for participation in the shooting of at least 8.000 Russian prisoners of war and theReuter - 100 words
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Article92 1947-01-19 1 WASHINGTON, feat rTE months after publisr ins details of how G^rm 'ns went underground to avoid Allied aerial the U.S. Army ?nd Navy h?.ve stamped tne information as an "arc military secret Involved are three reports on the construction and design o: 116 German underground92 words
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Advertisement125 1947-01-19 1 FOUNTAIN PENS Sales: 6 years guarantee nx- Suddlv tree Inc guarantee saves you ontr rtme ano Mone* Y. T. LEE SI. ('hulls St.. Singapore (Pt makes an ideal elft) British Made ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES <Can be used on AC. D.C. Mains' "Zip" Whistling r*tt!e. "Utility" Electric Iroa. W!ii ii i aatcr125 words
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Advertisement30 1947-01-19 1 VIA R COM RADIOS Sole Agent* tlitlara KEE HUAT RADIO CO.. l!?-l?» Onharu Koac. Phanr iTtHb lIWIIWWI branches' nui i (mi nt Pt.NANG -y. A\ Will iAwj? 00^ far Londons30 words
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Article, Illustration1348 1947-01-19 2 SPOTLIGHT On MALA YA AND MALAYANS CLIFFORD PEER TURNS HIS MUSICIAN and elocum tiohist. GRACE MERVYN COX, who has taken on the work of making Malayan Union youngsters musical and pood speakers of English, has returned to Kuala Lumpur after a few days vacation with her husband in Singapore. Wife1,348 words
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Advertisement104 1947-01-19 2 Fragrant flattery of a perject powder '4 i/ f Tht unique loveliness of ft^ VX^^r^^^ fj// Goya'i powder is in its i% fragrance— specially created hlend perfectly with other flßr/ perfumes. Goya's face W I J lowder is finer than Stardust, smoother than sable use it for your special occasions.104 words
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Advertisement289 1947-01-19 2 Sole Agents: Josjlph^Tp AYE R?^ Sons' the tube pyH to buy IIpAW^J y° u want ioofraPASTl White BLwoH^g Sparkling nfl teeth |H IPANA J^^^^ manvfoctu'td by B'lStol-Mytrs Co ty Mm^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m LW U1 Pocific Highway. North SydfMy WB*t FOOD PARCELS FOR BRITAIN Arrangements have been made in Australia (or tbe prompt289 words
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Miscellaneous286 1947-01-19 2 ORr\ir\ %AKt AVA i S.rn ce r ln i c ii Ud 515 pm chUdr ens l m«n; »30 pm. Music parade: 10.15 RADIO MALAYA 2^u 5 S 8UB enlc e reUiy p- m The p ll^** <* vo PP from Methodist church; 6.30 pjn. 10.30 p.m. Radio newsreel; 10.45286 words
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411 1947-01-19 3 GENT ASKS FOR GOODWILL IN POLITICS Co-operation of all sought Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. CPE AKIN G on the Federation constitutional proposals, the Governor, Sir Edward Gent, at today's meeting of the Malayan Union Advisory Council, directed comments at quarters which intended withholding their views from the411 words
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Article, Illustration169 1947-01-19 3 AT St. Joseph's Church. S.n*apore. yesterday, the wedd ng look place oi Miss Reg;na fß.ggic ■Ellen Dyason, eldest daughter cf Ihi la c Capt. R. C. C. Dyason and Mrs Dyason and Mr. A. Lerile Capel. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. 1 Capet, f.rnierly of169 words
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361 1947-01-19 3 Sunday Times Reporter T JS is (ho story of a Tanglin treasure trove-the recovery of jewels and valuables buried by Brigadier Robert Gifford Moir Commandant of the F.M.S. Volunteer Force, m February 1942 with the aid A^^t° t tou^oV Singapore. before the Japs came, Brig.361 words
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Article89 1947-01-19 3 Sunday Times Correspondent KUAL4 LUMPUR. Sat. THK next meeting oi the Malyan Union Advisory Council will include a fulldrtsj debate on the now educational policy recently outlined in a white paper, said the Governor. Sir Edward Cieni. at today's meeting of the Council. Sir Edward said89 words
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Article92 1947-01-19 3 CINGAPORES Chinese Chamber w of Commerce has called a meetirg for tomorrow of all clubs and associations allied to the > Chamber to discuss the Dutch bombardment of Pal?mbang in which loss of life and properly was caused among Chinese At tomorrow's meeting they I will92 words
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Article15 1947-01-19 3 The Swedish Government has recognised the Philippines as an independent state, says Reuter.Reuter - 15 words
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Article319 1947-01-19 3 Sunday Times Reporter THO6E chosen to visit Britain und^r tne auspices of the British Council comprise trade union Secretary a schoolteacher, a book'hon proprietor, a civil servant and a police officer, it was announced yesterday. They are drawn from the Malivan Union. Singapore and319 words
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Article, Illustration24 1947-01-19 3 Ut. Lm Yew Hock, who has been eh s»n from Singapore by the British Council to spend two n-.onth* in Britain.24 words
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Article244 1947-01-19 3 Sunday Times Reporter THE dusk to dawn curfew on all lorries in two specia areas in Singapore, by which no lorry can operate without a permit from the Police, has proved to be a big success since its introduction two months ago Major godown robberies have244 words
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Article123 1947-01-19 3 Sunday Times Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. THE scale cf loss2s by looting of military stores, repots and other places had been on such an extensive scale that the Government 'of the Malayan Union conside-cd drastic measures justified, raid Mr. A. r i Newboult, Chief Secretary of123 words
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Article200 1947-01-19 3 $5¾ MILLION IN LOANS FOR MINERS Sunday Times orrt^poutU m KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. ALTOGETHER. 157 loan* amounting to $5,730,450 hav«* been sanctioned to Chinese tin mines for rehabilitation purposes under the loans scheme, declared Mr. W A Gcdsall. Financial Secretary introducing the B'U regulating the Rrant, security ar.d repayment of200 words
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Advertisement103 1947-01-19 3 ~3T Fop q-wr Ji l^^sZ |L throats sake^mk Wb> CARRERAS HO YEARS' REPUTATION FOR QUALITY IB BOLTER SIMON Importers A Exporters Arriving Shortly byS.S. SAMWYE, Limited Stocks of: VIDOK PORTABLE COOKERS. F O IV Q 111 r THEBMOSTATIC IRONS BRITISH 1)1 V MIX BOILING RINGS We are able to execute103 words
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Advertisement97 1947-01-19 3 nay >■>■ r* /.^Mm TSNk d*^M jm *Sr NFVV SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED MECCANO OUTFIT NO O *-7S MECCANO OUTFIT NO 1 4.50 MECCANO OUTFIT NO 2 5*50 MECCANO OUTFIT NO 3 7-SO MECCANO OUTFIT NO. 4 510.75 MECCANO OUTFIT NO. 5 $X5.00 MECCANO MOTORS *-$5 MECCANO SPARE PARTS UIHITERU?£¥§ (WMITEAWAY.97 words
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Miscellaneous11 1947-01-19 3 SINGAPORE TIDES Hlsh Tide: 8.30 am Lew Tide. 10 I~> p11 words
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Article196 1947-01-19 4 He doesn't want to be a star STARDOM, says Edward Arnold, is the worst fate that can befall a good film character actor. This is his conclusion after 40 years of actingr His experience has ranged from extra work to top roles. He has portrayed Orientals, gangsters, solid American businessmen196 words
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Article, Illustration434 1947-01-19 4 OFFERS of pink lingerie and other luxuries by operators of black markets are failing to turn the heads of young policewomen who are routing out and arresting illegal merchants and are performing other general police duty in Berlin. Being a policewoman in the German capitalAP - 434 words
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Article666 1947-01-19 4 f)RIDE of place this 1 week, indeed of any week. must go to the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary, which is now obtainable in Singapore. To its 2475 pages Mr. C. T. Onions has added 20 pages in which are recorded some of the mere recent additions666 words
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Article918 1947-01-19 4 BOB GILMORE - BOB GILMORE MELBOURNE, Jan. 8 Air mail letter from P TA N L E Y Melbourne O Bruce's London-spon-sored Viscounty rocked his home town (Melbourne. Vic.) sufficiently to justify special mid-morning editions of morning papers, a most rare event. While Prime Minister Chifley, usually a918 words
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Advertisement182 1947-01-19 4 THE New Zealand Insurance COMPANY. LIMITED INCORPOrIATIU IN NEW 7EALANO ESTABLISHED 1859. SINCAPORE BRANCH OFFICE tst FLOOR HONCKONC BANK CHAMBERS BRANCH MANAGER N M. LEVIEN MANAGER FOR SOUTH EAST ASIA A. D ANDERSON PRINCIPAL AGENTS THROUGHOUT MALAYA HARPER GILFILLAN CO LTD. Al! Rtfks Fidelity Guarantes Motor Vehicle Baggage Fire Public182 words
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Advertisement58 1947-01-19 4 PARKER PENS Fixed Retail Prices as follows:— No. 51 L PEN $30.00 PENCIL $12.00 No. 51 G PEN $35.00 PENCIL $16.00 MAJOR VAC PEN $25.00 PENCIL $10.00 JUNIOR VAC PEN $15.00 PENCIL $8.50 DUOFOLD PENS $18.00 (Plus Customs Duty any) MONTOR LTD Sole Agents TELEPHONES: 6046 *****. ¥rt XW^^sEAs6°N UL58 words
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Article136 1947-01-19 5 SMALL MAN'S $1½ MILLION SAVINGS Sunday Times Correspondent PENANG. Sat. DESPITE the high cost of living since the end of the war. 7,200 depositors have tx-cii able to put more than oik' and a half million dollars into the Post Office Saving? Bank since the establishment ol civil government in136 words
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Article105 1947-01-19 5 TWO Chinese were remanded for 48 hours in police cust:dy by Mr. Tan Thcon Lip in the Fourth Police Court yesterday on charges of having been f:und in unlawful possession of weapons. One of the men. Ho M^on C'h i a of 14, River Valley105 words
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Article62 1947-01-19 5 A BRITISH soldier. Pte. Georr? W?lLs, v.as charged wttll j possession of a dagger at th: i Liberty Cabaret on th? night of Jan. 17 when h? appeared before, tJi Singapore Second Police Magistrate, Mr. L. C. Goji yes- i terday. Bail of $250 was62 words
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Article, Illustration63 1947-01-19 5 On Ik r way back to .ii. m after giving evidence in the Cousens case in Sydney is Miss Foumi Saisho, whose voice was well-known on the Tokio radio during the war. Major Charles Cousens, who was taken prisoner in Singapore with the A.IK, faced charges connected63 words
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Article114 1947-01-19 5 A FINE of $2,700. or 12 months' imprisonment, was imposed on Pung Loh Beng, the licensee of a retail liqucr shop at 378-21 Char.gi Road, yesterday by Mr. K. K. If. Byrne in the Singapore Third Court. Mr. J. P. Mercon, of the Customs Department, related114 words
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Article457 1947-01-19 5 IN UNION 1946 crime was worst on record Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. SERIOUS crime in the Malay Peninsula during 1946 reached the highest level ever recorded and figures just released by the Union Police Force show that there were 120 times more gang robberies457 words
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155 1947-01-19 5 Sunday Times Correspondent PENANG. .Sat. j THREE bookmakers, Ong Ah I Ch«e, Teo Cheow Guan and Quah Kean Hean, who had been cir.victed in the police c:urt following *he r arrest at tho Penang Turf Club during the Christmas and New Year race meeting, unsuccessfully155 words
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Article23 1947-01-19 5 THE air mail postage for letters from Malaya to America has been reduced from $1.50 to $1 per half-ounce.23 words
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Article63 1947-01-19 5 Sunday Times Correspondent P^NANG. Sat. A DRIVING licence found in a dead man's p:o!iet has estabi'shed the identity of a corpse found inside a gunny sack floatig down the river at Sungei '"yer, Butterworth, as that of an Ipoh Chinese. Chong Say Ens. The widow,63 words
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Article77 1947-01-19 5 Sunday Times Reporter A LTHOI Gil in many parts of the world the divorce courts are crowded, ther* are comparatively few divorce suits coming before the High Court in Singapore. Since the courts were opened in April last only 23 divorce suits have be 'n heard.77 words
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159 1947-01-19 5 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. MR. C. D. Ahearne, former Malayan Civil Service officer who has been appointed chairman of the War Damage Claims Commission, is expected to arrive in Malaya early next month, by which time it is hoped that the159 words
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Article132 1947-01-19 5 TWO Ohinese detectives of |he Singapore Police Force, Ng Pui and Wee 800 Soh t were charged separately yesterday before Mr Paul Storr in the Singapore First District Court with having corruptly accepted sums of money tor refraining to prosecute for alleged offences Both pleaded not132 words
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Article61 1947-01-19 5 THE Singapore Chamber of Com- mercp Rubber Associations rubber prices yesterday at noon were: C'l« per Ib <o 1 R S S >p •oo«e 41% <o. 1 R.S.S fob in bain Feb 43 2 R.S S frb in bale* Feb <t<« 3 R.S.S. fob in bal~i 1 >b61 words
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325 1947-01-19 5 Sunday Times Reporter rONSIDERABLE fluctuations in the prices for imported fruit and vegetaoles sold in Slngapo.-e are dus partly to members of the Dubllc who are willing to pay unreasonable prices "The Dublic should know what It is prepared to pay as325 words
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Advertisement164 1947-01-19 5 +k t^ s onta^ in9 I \V 9 MINERALS WFOOO .Wl^ 4 lODINE to Build Uplaslingrfl v f STRENGTHiNERGYcVITALITY .xteyL J^ DIPRcSrED your body arc' >.v tve celk BJ OV ■U'fcl r lounshing i ii?> levii tilling with I§V bring new llimhli. fresh j^-^lP^ H>> abundant Vitality El ','h BJNji.164 words
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Advertisement156 1947-01-19 5 per jar. Prar].n«>-Pan, L-.0. P O Box 493. Bombay. Sole Agcn'« NJUNA MOH*MF.D SONS Singapore Kuala Lumpur and Penan* There *g^ A i/T QIC many imitations Never b: sure that j garment is AERTEX unless you see the label. It's your guarantee of that wonderful, healthful AERTEX Open Weave; a156 words
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Advertisement517 1947-01-19 5 Chengi InU'ruuif By Ouy Herii.t >» VJ Esthp« To Danger. By P/Lt. Pnl ■rlekhtO Conrad Norton \(j Accident Manslaughter Or Murder. By Le« Thayer 5 70 The Brothers. By L. A. O. Strong 3 00 The Valley Of Decision. By Marcia Dsvinoort 7.50 Rose Tlmson. By Marguerite Stan 6 30517 words
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668 1947-01-19 6 THE SUNDAY TIMES SUNDAY, Jan. 19, 1947. Fighting Crime I^HE publication by the Malayan police forces ot the figures for serious crime j during the first year of liberation has confirmed what most of us already knew that 1946 was by far the worst year on record for lawlessness in668 words
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Article677 1947-01-19 6 JOHN LANGDONDAVIES - URANIUM, COAL Or SUNSHINE? JOHN LANGDONDAVIES By IF it were discovered that in ten years from January 1947 this planet would blow up or become uninhabitable, no doubt the entire brain capacity of the human race would be concentrated on discovering the means to convey as many people as possible677 words
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Article, Illustration1142 1947-01-19 6 T.P.F. McNEICE - 'Kung hei fat choi', say Chinese T.P.F. McNEICE by Secretary for Social Welfare, Singapore, who spent many years in the Chinese Protector a te a nd was recently awarded the 0.8. E. for his work in developing the big People's Restaurant scheme. AF all the festivals of the Chinese year1,142 words
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Advertisement5 1947-01-19 6 .j' TIGER CUB Gathering Strength5 words
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Article443 1947-01-19 7 Imported goods in demand Sunday Times Chinese Reporter CHINESE New Year in Singapore promises to go off with the biggest bang since the liberation as Chinese buy up thousands of dollars' worth of all available stocks of fire crackers, and lay in ample supplies443 words
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Article, Illustration323 1947-01-19 7 TO PATROL WATER WAYS New launches will fight port thieves Sunday Times Reporter A FORMIDABLE force of river and sea craft is being assembled by Singapore Marine Police to bring an end to the activities of the harbour thieves and the many pilferers operating on Singapore waterways. Seven of th323 words
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Article101 1947-01-19 7 Sunday Times Correspondent IPOH. Saturday. THE police have increased to 1 $25,000 the reward of $5,000 originally offered for information leading to the arrest of five perpetrators of the bomb outrage at Sitiawan on Jan. 9, which resulted in the death of seven people and serious101 words
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171 1947-01-19 7 MAN SHOT DEAD IN MALACCA AFTER HOLD-UP Sunday Times Correspondent MALACCA. Sal. FLLOWING a $1,000 armed 1 gang robbery in Heeren Street yesterday afternoon, one of three suspects held at bay by a police party was accidentally shot and killed outright late las: evening. Soon after the robbery had been171 words
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Article171 1947-01-19 7 Sunday Times Reporter NEARLY 500 British troops from South-East Asia, including a number who claimed to have been promised Christmas at Home a.'d were later compelled to board tr^e Far East-bound 10,926-ton Prinoe Line ship Eastern Prince a week before Christmas, told me on their arrival171 words
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Article23 1947-01-19 7 A'l restaurants and centres o:--ganissd by the S ngapor? Department ot s^c'al Welfare will be ri-sod on Wednesday and T.r-r cay.23 words
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Article150 1947-01-19 7 LANDLORD FACES TWO CHARGES C. K. CHENG, proprietor of the Cheng Trading Com-; pany, of Winchester House, Singapore, appeared before j Mr. Paul Storr, in the Singa-; pore First District Court yes-j terdav, on two charges. He was charged that, being the landlord of No. 8, Winchester House, he did150 words
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Article123 1947-01-19 7 Sunday Times Correspondent IPOH Sat OAJA ABAS BIN OMAR, senior police inspector with 20 years' service formerly stationed at Sitiawan was convicted of having accepted an article of value from a person who was then the subject of a police investigation. He was sentenced to a123 words
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Article48 1947-01-19 7 ANTHONY LYNCH, a 30-year-old British seaman of H.M.S. Sultan, was fined $100, or tWO| months' r porous imprisonment in the F; urth Court yesterday j when he pleaded guilty to dishonestly retaining a wr st watch belonging to Capt. Stafford on Jan. 15_48 words
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Article49 1947-01-19 7 DLANS for a United States Su- preme Court appeal have stayed the* death sentence imposed by the Military Court in Manila on Sadaki Konishi. described as No. 3 Japanese war crimiivM in the Philippines, who was convicted on five atrocity charges, ssys A. P.49 words
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Article44 1947-01-19 7 Sunday Times Correspondent IPOH, Saturday. Sir Edward Gent, Governor of the Malayan Union, commences his tov.r o. Perak next Wednesday, the nipht of which he will spend at Maxwell Hill. Taiping. He will be at Kuala Kangsar on Friday and Satrxday.44 words
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Article65 1947-01-19 7 Sunday Time s Reporter. j AANTAS Airways flying-boat 1 x service from Sydney, as from j yesterday, switched back to 'landing at Kallang Airport i instead of Seletar. I There will still be three flying boats a week from Seletar, however, since they take-off at one65 words
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263 1947-01-19 7 A VERDICT that death was A due to a self-inflicted gunshot wound was returned ai the inquiry in Singapore yesterday into the death of Major Kerr, who was stated in evidence to have been worried over -lores missing from his unit, the 23 Infantry Brigade263 words
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Article266 1947-01-19 7 Sunday Times Correspondent PENANG, Saturday. pENDING development of more permanent machinery, an 1 interim joint council composing representatives of both the Malayan Union Government and its employees is being set up as a recognised means of consultation on any matter in dispute. This was announced to266 words
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151 1947-01-19 7 Sunday Times Correspondcn*. MUAR. Sat THKEE years' rigorous nnpii- sonment each were imposed by Mr. Justice Laville at tfie j Muar Assizes on Mohd. Jusof bin I Abdullah for forging an agreei me::t ot s:\le and power or attorney in respect of a151 words
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Advertisement178 1947-01-19 7 MODERN FURNI T U R E Made in our own factory. Workmanship and quality guaranteed. LOUNGE SUITES •DINING SUITES BEDROOM SUITES M:\de from selected seasoned teak in quie., dignified designs. The hall iriHrk of good faste. Modern Upholstered LOUNGE SUITES incorporating the i unions Parker Knoll Patent Spri?i» giving the178 words
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Advertisement494 1947-01-19 8 EVERY JOINT PAIN is a reason for using De WITT'S PILLS Joint pains can be often traced to sing-f:-ih kidneys. Harmful impurities axe left in the »ystem when these essential blood-cleansers are not working; properly. Those poisons must be expelled from the body. Fortunately, there is a medicine made for494 words
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Advertisement341 1947-01-19 8 fS^jSr^^ Tim, mirctiei on Methods ot travel change Also medicines. Now we don t have to cake nasty-tasting oils, inconvenient nc oil brews and griping purgatives Medical science gives js LAXOBAC rh« modern chocolate laxitt-e laxobac tastes just like chocolate Decaust •< i* chocolate Yet a small cablet will ;ajsa341 words
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Miscellaneous819 1947-01-19 8 A PSYCHIC bid is a two-edjed sword ami sometimes a boomerang A few days ago one of these irregular bids psyched the opposition out of a good contract, but Dsvehed the psychers out of a better! The cards were d^alt in a weekly duplicate at t*ie Oloucester Club. Kenr.inpton. and819 words
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Miscellaneous1426 1947-01-19 8 THIS WEEK FOR YOU BY STELLA r— What the Stars Foretell Feh TAURUS (Aori 21— May 21). LEO < Ja| y 24— Aug. 23).— SCORPIO (Oct. 24— Nov. 22). 19? Q nS iooi Irini W -Kenext fou? weeks £n be W-rlng the nex t fo« r week, -Hold your enthusiasms1,426 words
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Article, Illustration51 1947-01-19 9 One touch of genius in desigrn is this evening suit with fabulous jewelled Persian pattern, originated by Travis Baton for Lucille Ball in reversal's 'Lover C'or.ie Bark." It is of black crepe, and the authentic Persian design makes an all-over pattern of heavy KoM emhroidcry with gold51 words
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Article333 1947-01-19 9 ANN TEMPLE My little girl is given to eavesdropping;. She steals downstairs when we think she is fast asIrrp and listens outside the door of any room where there is talk- f ing f She is vrry curious about anything her father and I talk333 words
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Article1039 1947-01-19 9 MARY HEATHCOTT - MARY HEATHCOTT by LONDON, Jan. 6. WE'VE got something to look forward to this year: Whale steaks. We're promised them by the end of May, brought in cold storage from the Antarctic. They are supposed to be something like a good beef steak. There is1,039 words
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Article404 1947-01-19 9 i WOMAWS NOTEBOOK THE Singapore Y.W.C.A.'s 1 plans for 1947 are developing and I hear that the various committee members are very anxious to get their own branches started again. A new general secretary will be flying out from Britain shortly to take over the404 words
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Article152 1947-01-19 9 " Kebun - "Kebun" by CEEDS are at present avail- able in fair quantity from Australia and most of the seeds are good and viable. However it is better to buy these Australian seeds from a reputable firm, when you may be certain that you get the real thing. A good152 words
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Advertisement730 1947-01-19 9 FOOD PARCELS FROM AUSTRALIA For the convenience of MB patNM ve give hereunder a list of Food Parcels which we undertake to __'or^a;_q_tJ_any of the countries mentioned below 7^*__J_ «~iT~S^^nr PARCEL No. 32 nri£?in? 4 16 Un Dripping oV Ch~e rnljr 1 X Je y Cr>sUU 16 tin Frankfurt, In730 words
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Advertisement366 1947-01-19 9 FOR DAY-LONG LOVELINESS ALL-DAY FOUNDATION CREAM It gives your skin the delicate finish you desire, yet hides minor blemishes, fine lines and little freckles. Beneath a dusting of Miss Arden's famous powder it holds your make-up beautifully, throughout the longest day leaves you as poised and serenely confident as when366 words
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Article467 1947-01-19 10 Sunday Times Correspondent SEREMBAN, Sat. IN an exciting finish, with only three minutes to go, Negri Sembilan averted defeat at the hands of Perak in a fast inter-state fixture played at Seremban, this evening. Negri, who \/orp loading in the fir.>t half by one467 words
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Article160 1947-01-19 10 1 ***** Our Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPLR. Sat. THE iir.-t post-war championships o'. the Selangor Golf Club are taking place during January and Tebruary T:.<- qualifying rouml will bo played on Saturday. Jan. > liic results o? this tournament may ghc an indication cf SMangors chance: n160 words
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Article52 1947-01-19 10 •I 'HE annual meeting of the: 1 Royal Singapore Golf Cli'b wa< he.d yesterday, vhen the following were electe.i- President. Mr. W Eldred: club captain. Mr. R. Crxik: vice-captam. Mr. B. J. Ijherwood: committee: Messrs. W. I Yoxa'. W Munro. S Lowrte. t. RobttMOß, O "n!ld and S.52 words
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Article557 1947-01-19 10 HOME FOOTBALL LONDON. Sat. AFTER the Cup ties of the previous week the football clabs in the major Leagues relumed to the League fray today when two of the most surprising results concerned Wolverhampton and Blackpool. Wolverhampton's crash at Brentiord. where Wilkins, Townsend, Stewart and Smith557 words
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Article, Illustration56 1947-01-19 10 Members of the U.S. Davis Cup team are here seen leaving Australia by plane after regaining the trophy from the Australians whom they beat by five matches to nil. This picture shows, from left to right: Frank io Parker and Mrs. Parker, Jack Kramer, Walter56 words
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Article139 1947-01-19 10 AIOORZH vuck.t p<»nne:iiiip ot 172 runs in 106 minutes by Lindsay riassett. Austral.as vice-captain who j scored 174. and S. Loxton tB7, helped New South Wal-s to score 427 for <a« -gauist Wueentland in a Sheflield match I «n:ch began at Brisbane yesterday. Hasscu. niiiM>dReuter - 139 words
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Article72 1947-01-19 10 SYDNEY. Sdl. AMERICANS ach&nced steadily ml the Australian national tennis i championships at the White City' Stadium today. Gardnar Mulloy was taken to five sots by young inter-stat?r John Dart, but experience told and Mulloy won C— B. C— 3, 4—6. 6—o. 6—l. Arjother Davis Cupper. BillyUP - 72 words
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Article47 1947-01-19 10 MEMBERS of the Eclipse Badminton Party arc reminded that a reunion dinner and dance will be hold p.t hlasidencc of the patron. Mr Cheong Koon Hong, at 75. Koon Sen- Road. on Thursday. Jan. 23. at 7 p.m. A rtance band will be in attendance.47 words
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Article306 1947-01-19 10 ENGLAND WIN 9-3 AGAINST WALES Rugby Football CARDIFF. Sat. A huge crowd saw England beat Wales by nine points to six in today's Rugby Union International. Large numbers of spectators who were unable to be accommodated in the blitzed stand' recently rebuilt, were allowed to find seaU on the turfReuter - 306 words
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Article81 1947-01-19 10 LONDON. Sat Rugby Lnion results: International trial match Sco'land 26. The Rest 0. Other matches: Londoi, Scottish 11. Blackheath 0; Old AU-iynians 3. Guys Hospital 19: Old Paulines 9. Brid^end 20: Rosslyn Park 11, Moseley 26: St. Marys Hospital 8, Metropolitan PoI lice 3; Aldprshot Services 16, St.Reuter - 81 words
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Article73 1947-01-19 10 Rugby League results: Batley 15. Hull 5: Bradford Northern 23. Salford 7; Bellevue Rangers 3, Barrow 3: M*> therston Rovers 7, St. Helens 11: U-id-dersfleld 8. Dewsbury 5; Hullkingn >n Rovers 32, Bramley 5; Kelghhy 3, Ciatleford 3: Leeds 26. York 7: LeTsh 12. Rochdale Hornets 5: LivsrpwlReuter - 73 words
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Article88 1947-01-19 10 MARSEILLES. Sat. THE Rugby League international first to be payed here -w:is won by France today by 14 points to five against Wales after holding an interval lead of s—o.5 0. It looked as though France j would win without having the line crossed, but a fewReuter - 88 words
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Article28 1947-01-19 10 ARSENAL meet Che'sea at Tottenham Hotspur's ground tomorrow (Monday) in the second replay in 'he third round of the F.A. Cup, reports Reuter from London.Reuter - 28 words
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Article489 1947-01-19 10 Badminton Notes By Special Correspondent Mrs A S. Samuel, Delter known as Cecilia Chan, who won u,o Malayan women's singles cliampionship in 1939 and 1940, may compete in the next Malayan tournament. Making her debut in Malayan championships in 1939, when they were held in489 words
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Advertisement199 1947-01-19 10 IS^^iS^jt^ MADE L V V.' •-ui_Av|_QOSOM S C n C L A N Oi SS\ A POINT fa %S) ji a££ to- Note, ~^s( j/\y j I xan c it write with it! t\ \v Jr J(>osißr I nat a point Durable as -f Sam diamond yet smooth as \i199 words
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Advertisement708 1947-01-19 10 BRITISH STORES DISPOSAL BOARD (SINGAPORE) TENDER NOTICE. BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTOR OF DISPOSALS. FAR EASTERN AREA <M. O.S.i 1 The British Stores Disposal Board Singapore. Is authorised to receive Tenders for the following items: Located at 5 Sob Depot 223 BOD. (Opp. Great World) Lot No. I—Developine1 Developine (Cleaning708 words
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Advertisement279 1947-01-19 10 Talking of dogs, by bob martin. Mr. Bob M«rnn h»» hid ntr titi\ experience of dopi, »"d la own ia breeder* everywhere «i IciJinc line i>h xitl. •< canine welfare ALWAYS SCRATCH I. VS? In my expcrioiKf, dogs lardy KnKdl from habit. Tl.c cause is 11 impure blood, wh'cfa up279 words
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279 1947-01-19 11 SELANGOR BEAT SINGAPORE 2-0 AT HOCKEY Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. PELANGOR beat Singapore two-nil today in a State Hockey O game, which was spirited in spite of the water-logged ground after heavy rain. Kam Thong, Selangor' s goalkeeper, made two brilliant saves, but on the evening's splashing279 words
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Article, Illustration398 1947-01-19 11 ;JOME litly boxing should be WttUM- eJ at X\\s Happy Worl.l Stadium tonight whon Som Fon? meets Bat'lini; S.ma and Austrclinn Stan Molt fights i he Chinese idrl Mok Kai Khoon, In 1.-us on tsn roa:>cis eachThj Sam Ton;— Sima affair looks ss If it wi!l398 words
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Article107 1947-01-19 11 I "HE Chinese Athletes will meet x R.A.F. Base Hq. Victory Cup! runners-up. in Wednesday's charity soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium. kick-off at 5.15 p.m. The teams will! be chosen from: R.A.F. Base Hq.: Stubbs, Megan. BirchUl, Proudfoot, Thomson, Morton. Clark. Guyatt, Green,107 words
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Article, Illustration49 1947-01-19 11 British lightweight champion I Ronnie James was awarded the decision against Australian J Tommy Burns in Sydney on I M^ndav when Burn? h»t Ja^«s after he had fallen in the fourth round. This picture was taken a split second before j Burns fouled bis opponent. i49 words
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Article129 1947-01-19 11 CINGAPORE Indians will p!ay a, soccer match against the Chinese Athletic at Jalan Besar Stadium today in aid of the Singapore Tamil School Building Fund. The Indian team will be selected from: O.M. An^-ullla. Chelliah. Kar- tar Singh. Ramoo, Sattar. Krishnasamy. Kanagasabai. T. C. Balan. A.129 words
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Article84 1947-01-19 11 The following have been elected office-bearers of the Jolly Brothers' Club— President and Patron: O. R. Sitharam. Hon. General Secretary: T. S. Nathan, Hon. Treasurer: OR. Perumal. Hon. Literary Secretary: R. Larry White. Hon. Sports Secretary: Ernest Gomez. Hon. Representative Member Reporter: A. Marshall, Soccer Captain: O.R. Perumal.84 words
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Article210 1947-01-19 11 Sunday Times Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. IN a game of rugger in which j Selangor were unable to i make any impression, the Royal j Navy XV from Singapore defeat- |ed Selangor by 11 points (one j 1 goal, two tries) to nil on210 words
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Article60 1947-01-19 11 i Members of the Swift B.P. ar? re- minded that the new court at Tiory? j I Bahru Road i; ready for practica and new shuttles will be Issued daily. Parties, clubs and schools desirous ot friendly matches with the party arc requested to communicate with the hon'60 words
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381 1947-01-19 11 LONDON. Sat. JOHN E. FERGUSON, a plastics IJ manufacturer who took his place the world's leading horseracers when his Airborne won the 1946 Derby, has scorned a popular British tradition and decided to run his champion three-year-old In 1947, writes Bill Macklln. Eschewing381 words
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Article735 1947-01-19 11 I Ipoh Races i Sunday Times SUIT Correspondent IPOH. Sat. THE going was yielding at today's opening day of the Perak Turf Club's meeting at Ipoh. when Good Scout a new importation, scored Its maiden win in great style in the weight for age race. i735 words
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Article122 1947-01-19 11 IN a friendly return match of five singles A four doubles played last 3unday. the Oentle B.P. "B" beat the Perhlmpormn B.P. by six games to ihree: Results (Oentle B.P. players Mentioned first): Singlet: Ashari lost to Mawi 11-15 (-PtiredK A. Rani beat A. SuJak 15-13. 15-7; M122 words
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Advertisement358 1947-01-19 11 TO-DAY 11 am. I 35. 4.10. 6.45, 9.30 pm s llMl I I ULy > (Tel, 5281 TOP AWARD WINNERS GIVE YOU THIS EAR'S TOP ENTERTAINMENT! HEADING YOUR WAV O^M"*^ ill '—fit *nk ,mntbU uk» bcul Gu*fJZm b, H» M win al Uo IfcCm •ho i r» O'v<* MY WAY".358 words
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Article, Illustration41 1947-01-19 12 Six Brftfoti racehorse bought by Calif orniani craned the Atlantic m this Skymastcr "flying stable." On the passenger list were Radiotherapy (third in th« Derhy) and Fast and Fair, who Is seen (right) in the mecha>.;cat fi«—41 words
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Article, Illustration51 1947-01-19 12 Above: Desire Cooper, who o-ic won a competition as London's "prettiest waitress and later became a Coehran showgrl seen after her marriajrc to AmttrJeta Bri*. Gen. H Huglin at a London registry office. Ri^ht: An R.E.M.E made model traction engine being; admired by youngsters at the Sr'"->olho>s' Own Exhibition in51 words
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Article, Illustration26 1947-01-19 12 Vk!:m the freak hail storm bit Sydney recently Imjl unkrrs at Ramlwirk racrcourse took shelter under llMfe stands. Tlie ball did con siderablo damage to roofs.26 words
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Advertisement407 1947-01-19 12 SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY GENERAL MEETING A general mcc* ng ol the Society will be held at the Vlrtorla Theatre at 3.15 D.m on Monday. Ftbmarv 3rd. V eW0N6>.***** OPENING TO-DAY J Shows Only— 3. 6.15 A 9.15 p.m. CARY GRANT in "MR. LUCKY" a\ hi(?h adventure of the touch-and-go variety407 words
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Advertisement197 1947-01-19 12 ~g_ OPENING TO-DAY [A JV «i a.m.— 2 p.m.— 4.15 p m. W^\ BBr A iS 6 30 P <n 9 15 p m. TEL. 4Q42, QlR-COriDITIOnED. k>—rjSfGS& Wh£RE adventure li? and ■^Z 1 .^5?^3Bnl OASIS of forbidden excitements! SEE! The terrors LAND of lawless lips and love! Splendors of197 words
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