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Title Section18 1947-06-14 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED JS4S. TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. JUNE 14, 1947. PRICE TEN CENTS18 words
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154 1947-06-14 1 Bevin In Favour Of A World Parliament LONDON, Friday. TTHE British Foreign Secre1 tary, Mr. Ernest Bevin, told a luncheon of the Foreign Press Association today that he favoured the eventual establishment of a directly elected world parliament. "It wiH not come in my time, but I shall continually advocate154 words
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Article123 1947-06-14 1 JERUSALEM, Friday— Bomb explosions yesterday wrecked two stores in Haifa and terrorists attacked the Tel Aviv office of Reuter's. The first bomb blasted a dairy products store on the ground floor of a Haifa apartment house causin? extensive damage. An hour later, another bomb wrecked a wine123 words
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207 1947-06-14 1 2 DIE, 31 HURT IN ARMY TRUCK CRASH Bukit TWO British soldiers were killed and 31 British and one Indian were injured when a military truck filled with troops crashed into a milestone and a truck and overturned on the Bukit Timah Road, at the 11th milestone, at 8 a.m.207 words
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Article, Illustration46 1947-06-14 1 Mohd. bin Haji Hassan, a Malay recruit to the Ist Malaya Coast Regiment, Royal Artillery, regards the old and the new with some amusement m the "O" store at Blakan Mati yesterday when 89 Malay recruits were issued with equipment. Straits Times picture. Story Page 7.46 words
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Article95 1947-06-14 1 From Our Own Correspondent TOKIO, Friday— Dr. H. V. Evatt, Australian External Affairs Minister, is to fly to Japan in the next fortnight for a Peace Treaty discussion with Gen. MacArthur. His visit is still an official secret here, in view of the postponement of95 words
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Article74 1947-06-14 1 Fvi.m Our Own Ccrresp ndent LONDON. Friday.— The North Borneo Government is advert sing for a tcwn-planner to "prepare plans for the reconstruction and development of the Colony's ma'n centres, which were mostly complo'pjy devastated in the War The advert sement states that juon i& the scaie74 words
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Article73 1947-06-14 1 THE Straits Times today introduces a new regular feature —the Saturday Forum a full page devoted to letters from its readers. See Page 8. Because of the enormous number of letters sent m for inclus 1 m m our Man-in-the-Stre3t column, it has been found necessary73 words
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Article228 1947-06-14 1 Mongolian Invasion For U.N.0.? NANKING, Friday. THE Chinese Government would consider appealing to the United Nations about the Outer Mongolian forces' invasion of Sinkiang Province if ordinary diplomatic protests to Moscow did not produce results the Chinese Foreign Minister Dr. Wang Shih-chieh said yesterday. Speaking at a secret meeting ofReuter; AP - 228 words
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Article162 1947-06-14 1 LONDON, Friday. T"HE Secretary of the Poli- tical Honours Scrutiny Commission, Sir Robert Knox, has described the conferring of a knighthood on the oncedivorced actor, Laurence Olivier, as "an example of an increasing tendency towards a more liberal outlook" m the allocation of honours. Previously a person162 words
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Article440 1947-06-14 1 IMMEDIATE prospects m the rice situation m SouthEast Asia appear generally better than was anticipated last month, according to a statement issued yesterday by the Office of the Special Commissioner, Lord Killearn. The Economic Minister to; the Special Commissioner, Mr. Charles Empson, said yesterday "The question of440 words
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Article47 1947-06-14 1 PLANTERS' STORES I-'roni Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Friday.— At the anunual general meeting of the Planters' Stores and Agency, the chairman, Mr. James Warrsn, said the directors' policy of opening a branch m Singapore appeared likely, frc.m early indications, to be fully justifled.Straits Times Copyright47 words
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Article110 1947-06-14 1 CONISTON, Friday— Sir Malcolm Campbell today decided to postpone for about a month the attempt to beat his own world speed record on water of 111.74 miles per hour. Renter. (See Col. 7) LONDON, Friday.— Cricket results: At Liverpool, Lancashire drew with Glamorgan. Glamorgan 232 and 381 forReuter - 110 words
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306 1947-06-14 1 Massacre Trial Sentences To Stand; 2 To Die THE Commander-in-Chief, G.H.Q., South-East Asia Land Forces, Lieutenanl-General Sir Neil M. Ritchie, yesterday confirmed the sentences on seven Japanese officers convicted by a Singapore War Crimes Court of complicity in the massacre of mor* than 5,000 Chinese after the capture of Singapore306 words
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Article178 1947-06-14 1 Coniston, Lancashire, Friday QIR Malcolm Campbell's »J jet-engined speedboat Blue, bird II was launched here to< day, and Sir Malcolm piloted her in a three-minute test run at about 70 miles #n hour. This Is the first time that jet populsior. has ever been178 words
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Advertisement133 1947-06-14 1 wk 'Mm 23-5 COLtMAH jr. IN OTHER PAGES Late t Red Moves m E. Europe 2 Indii Bill may be Ready this Month 3 Problem of Burma Arir y's Future 4 Income Tax Needs One Scheme 5 Editorial 6 H-Year-Old Girls as Dance Hostesses 7 SaturJay Forum 8 King's Birthday133 words
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Article1172 1947-06-14 2 Reign Of Terror In Hungary, Rumania Putsch Reported LONDON, Friday. I ATEST reports front Europe's political storm points Hungary, Rumania and Bulgaria are: HUNGARY: The expression of surprise and regret by the British Minister of State, Mr. McNeil, in London yesterday at the SovietReuter; UP - 1,172 words
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Article103 1947-06-14 2 Attempt On Bevin's Life Foiled BRUSSELS, Friday. THE Stern Gang: of Jewish terrorists had planned to assassinate the British Foreign Minister, Mr. Bevin, on the train oh which he left Moscow after the Foreign Ministers' Conference in April, the Brussels newspaper Het Laatste Nieuws revealed yesterday. The paper reported thatReuter - 103 words
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Article52 1947-06-14 2 NEW YORK, Friday. Clare Boothe Luce, former Republican Congress-woman from Connecticut, underwent an operation yesterday and her condition today was reported "good." The hospital gave no details as to nature of the operation. Mrs. Luce is the wife of Henry Luce, publisher oi Time, Life, and Fortune.52 words
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Article52 1947-06-14 2 WASHINGTON, Friday. The Navy yesterday asked Congressional authorization to build a new high-power radio station near Seattle to serve the fleet m the North Pacific when the fleet must observe radio silence. The $7,000,000 station was described as "one of most vital projects" m the radio ileld.52 words
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Article103 1947-06-14 2 EDINBURGH, Friday. The North Scotland Hydio-Electnc Board yesterday revealed details of the Storr Loch's constructional scheme in the Island of Skye— the first hydro-electric scheme in the Western Isles. The project, costing about £247,000 will ultimately have an output of 5,500,000 units of electricity to serve 10,500 peopleReuter - 103 words
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Article99 1947-06-14 2 MADRID, Friday. Tiie public prosecutor yesterday asked for death, sentences to be passed on two alleged members of a Communist guerrilla band, Luis Rodriguez Madrinez and Francisco Noeda Abad. on trial here on charges of placing bombs in a Madrid foodihop and being implicated in the murder ofReuter - 99 words
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Article55 1947-06-14 2 EAGHDAD, Friday. The Iraqi Senate yesterday ratified the Turco-Iraqi treaty of friendship signed m Angara m Marcn 19-Nj. It aims at establishing friendly relations between the two countries. It provides for economic and cultural co-operation, building oi dams, distribution of waters of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers andReuter - 55 words
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Article94 1947-06-14 2 LONDON, Friday. DectiveSergeants Albert Eawin Compton, of Surrey, ami Harry Gordon Cooper, Middlesex, were sent for trial at Bow Street Court yesterday, accused of having conspired together with others to steal from persons whom they purported to interview in the course of tlieir official duties. The accusedReuter - 94 words
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Article96 1947-06-14 2 JOHANNESBURG. Friday. Shortage of coal may force Randfontein Estates Gold Mining Company to close down today un- less supplies are received immediately, the Company said yestorday. The coal position is not much better in Pretoria and Port Elizabeth, in Pretoria the power station has only threeReuter - 96 words
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Article111 1947-06-14 2 BERLIN, Friday. Americar-a cr e more willing ti help their former enemies thsn their allies, figures released by Paul C. French, executive director of Co-operative American Remittances m Europe showed today French said that m on c year of operation m Germany his organisation has distributed 1,200,000UP - 111 words
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Article100 1947-06-14 2 CAMBRIDGE, Friday.— Tho British Foreigu Secretary, Mr. Bevin, who went to work slivering milk at th e ag e when ne war. ted to go to college, was inaa e an honorary Doctor of Laws by Cambridge University yesterday 1 h e Public Oraujr, Mr W K100 words
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Article143 1947-06-14 2 NUREMBERG, Friday. Dr A v. ud f? w C Iv vice-president of the University of Illinios College of Medicine a..d consultant to the Secretary of War, testified yesterday that the medical experiments conducted at Dachau by Nazi doctors were a farce scientifically. He said they were of no143 words
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Article117 1947-06-14 2 LONDON, Friday.— A Foreign Onice spokesman said yesterday that a considerable programme was being arranged for the actress wife of die Argentine President, Sc.ora Eva de Peron, but that linal details could not be planned, until the exact time of her arrival was known definitely. It was understoodUP - 117 words
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Article78 1947-06-14 2 LONDON, Friday —A terrific explosion shattered windows and cracked walls m central London before dawn yesterday the third anniversary of the first ftyiryr bomb attack on England. Early morning workers, acting ac war-born reflex, flattened themselves on the pavement then grinned sheepishly a t each other. Later policyUP - 78 words
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Advertisement760 1947-06-14 2 NOTICES FETTESIAN DINNER A Psttesian dinner will be held on rounder's Day. Saturday. 21th. June, at Government Tlhum. Singapore. on. wiablnc to attend are asked to communicate before 23rd. June, with Private Secretary. Government House. SINGAPORE tMNKIPALITY A vacancy exists on dse Temporary Staff for a Typist m the Municipal760 words
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Advertisement705 1947-06-14 2 NOTICES GAMMON (MALAYA) LIMITED. DIRECTORS' ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS for tbe year tndtd Slst January. 1947 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttm* the Twentieth Annual General MeetIng of the shareholders of Gammon (Malaya) Limited will be held at the Registered Office of the Company. 63 Geylang Road, Singapore, on Saturday, the705 words
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Advertisement717 1947-06-14 2 TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenderers for tbe supply of Road Rollers to the Municipal Transport Centre ace notified that the closing 1 date for submission, of tenders baa been extended to noon on Monday. 14. July-. 194 T. TENDER Tenders are invited far the supply of labour for removal «f dead717 words
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Advertisement17 1947-06-14 2 SITUATION VACANT REP: Old Established European Merchant firm requires a qualified Civil Enßineer. Position filled. Applicants thanked.17 words
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474 1947-06-14 3 INDIA BILL MAY BE READY THIS MONTH Good Progress On Rush Legislation LONDON, Friday. IEGISLATION that will transform India into the dominions of Hindustan and Pakistan may be introduced before the end of this month. Good progress is being made in preparing the legislation, and on present arrangements the billReuter; UP - 474 words
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Article1319 1947-06-14 3 AMONG those invited to the garden party at Government House on Thursday, given by the Officer Administering the King's birthday, were the following members of the public: members of the public: Dr. and Mrs. Hu, Dr. and Mrs. Teo Koh Toh, Mr and Mrs. Tan1,319 words
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Article303 1947-06-14 3 Atom Bomb Eclipsed LONDON, Thursday. BRITAIN and America have developed a secret which is confidently regarded as an effective alternative to the atom bomb, says an Evening News dispatch from Auckland. New Zealand. The dispatch quoted Professor T. D. J. Leech, described as the No. 1 scientist on the newUP - 303 words
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Article89 1947-06-14 3 FRIDAY. The Secretary of State, Gen. George C. Marshall, on Thursday, expressed the hope that a Korean provisional government would be formed shortly as provided for in the Moscow Agreement of December, 1945. At his press conference Gen. Marshall said he based his hopes on89 words
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Article126 1947-06-14 3 "The qir> sapor <> Co-ODera^'e Stores Society, Ltd., shows every sign of belying the predictions of the pessimists and will surely survive this period of black market activity in Singapore." says the annual report, for 1946, of the society issued yesterday. The society will hold its second general126 words
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Article, Illustration46 1947-06-14 3 War-wrecked Hohenzoliern Bridge at Cologne, Germany's most heavily bombed city. It is estimated that its reconstruction, which is proceeding slowly, will take two years to complete. I In the foreground a small ferry is about to tak* a load of Germans across the Rhine. A.P. Photo.AP - 46 words
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186 1947-06-14 3 Shahrir Fears He May Be Cut Off In Batavia BATAVIA, Friday. AN Indonesian spokesman said today that the Republican Prime Minister, Sutan Shahrir, fears he may be cut off from the Java interior if he should return to Eatavi*: for new talks with the Dutch on the political crisis. TheReuter - 186 words
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Article83 1947-06-14 3 3ATAVIA, Friday. The 4,000ton Dutch tin dredge, Stuyvesant, has been delivered to the Billiton Company at Bank a Island after a 15,000-mile tow from Tampa. Florida, through the Panama Cinal and across the Pacific Ocean Captain W. H. Smith of JaoKconville Florida, claimed a world long-distance83 words
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Article86 1947-06-14 3 Two Chinese. Chua Theng Kwang, alias Ah Bah, and Ng Ah Kong, altps Hnn<? Thai, w^re brought before the Second Police Magistrate. Mr. L. C. Goh. yesterday, on a charge of attempted murder of a compatriot. Goh Ah Tal at the junction of Kallang Road and86 words
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Article133 1947-06-14 3 The Times Correspondent BATAVIA. Friday. Certain circles in Batavia hold the view that the Dutch, tired of th» seemingly endless delay and discussion with the Indonesians, may attempt to break the pres3nt deadlock by force. Such action might be tafo.n regardless of the Commission General's counsel.The Times - 133 words
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Article245 1947-06-14 3 Share Market Report By Our Market Correspondent THE share market opened quietly yesterday after the holiday and with the week-end immediately ahead ;here was a general lack of interest. Industxial prices tended to ease and m some c?s*»s sel'es predomir.a'ed. Gammons chafed ha ds at ~nd245 words
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Article175 1947-06-14 3 Princess Talks On Empire LONDON, Friday. PEOPLE in England did not fully realise the respect, admiration and goodwill in which they were held by people of the Commonwealth, said Princess Eli ateth in a speech at the Guidhall on Wednesday. The Princess, taking part in her first major ceremony atReuter - 175 words
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Advertisement107 1947-06-14 3 i m our showrooms the fUH One and a Suarter Ito The latest success m the famous family of (j) cars the new One and a Quarter Litre Series faithfully maintains the breed. Only 1250 c.c. capacity, designed to provide big car comfort and performance, this car offers maximum luxury107 words
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Article310 1947-06-14 4 PROBLEM OF BURMA ARMY'S FUTURE Defence Pact With Britain Possible The Times Correspondent RANGOON, Friday. ANE of the main issues to be settled during coming weeks is the future of the Burma army. If Burma choosts complete independence (a resolution to this effect is expected to be passed in theThe Times - 310 words
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Article379 1947-06-14 4 LONDON, Friday. T THE Under-Secretary for 1 Burma, Mr. Arthur Henderson, told the House of Commons yesterday that documents founds m the possession of U Sein Da reputed leader of the movement m Arakan for separation of Arakan from Burma after his arrest revealed connectionReuter - 379 words
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Article53 1947-06-14 4 A dinner is being given tonight n' the Catholic Club, Bras Basah Road, by tlu» members of the Consecration Celebration Committee in honour of Monsignor Okomendy, the ncwly-ccnsecrated Bishop of Malacca. The function is intended to give members of the Committee an oj portunity ot closer acquaintance53 words
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Article219 1947-06-14 4 LONDON, Thursday.— A Government spokesman said yesterday there was "a very good chance" that Burma would re- 1 main in the British Empire as a j Domir.ion. H e added that, if Burma chose to remain a Dominion, some form of regional link between that country,219 words
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Article, Illustration67 1947-06-14 4 Members of the Katoncr Boys' Club m Haiff Road. Singapore, held their first social oarty on Wednesday evenine. Master Edmumd Joseph with his /ruitar, leads community singins *t_ the eun* lire. About 100 dots and *irls ef all n ationaliUes attended the party. The Secretary of the67 words
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Article248 1947-06-14 4 HIGHLANDS VEGETABLE PROBLEM A WARNING of "complete encroachment" on the Malayan Union health resort Cameron Highlands by the military was made by Mr. D. Robertson at the_ meeting of the Singapore Association yesterday. Mr. Robertson said n expressed this concern, bscaufe Singapore residents were still using the highland as a248 words
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Article267 1947-06-14 4 ITNIONISTS have begun a strike in Singapore which they U say is no concern of their union. They are among 140 workers who walked out of the Hoe Hong Oil Mills yesterday on the first noteworthy strike for seven weeks a record period this year for267 words
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Article275 1947-06-14 4 PIGHTY NINE Malay recruits reported to Blakan Mati Li yesterday morning, where they have now become part of the Ist Malay Coast Regiment, Royal Artillery. Another ninety will report today. The men come under the new army scheme for enrolment of local people. In case275 words
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Article90 1947-06-14 4 FS Singapore Commissioner for Labour, Mr. R. P. Bingham, will suggest to seamen's unions a scheme to replace the ghaut sarang (crew contractor) employment system. A committee of registered seamen's unions wants to abolish the ghaut sarang and substitute an employment agency conducted by the committee90 words
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Article163 1947-06-14 4 In this case the offence was In the nature of a youthful escapade prompted by childish bravado." declared Mr. Justice Brown at the Assize Court yesterday when he bound over 18-year old Reni Pohen In the sum of $1,000 for 12 months. Pohen pleaded guilty to two163 words
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Article110 1947-06-14 4 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. The Chief Inspector of Mines, Malayan Union, m his report on the production of tin-ore concentrates from the Malayan Union, for the month of April, reveal that the highest production was registered In Perak of 26.221 pikuls. the equivalent110 words
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Article147 1947-06-14 4 "THE setting up of an inquiry 1 committee, or commission, to go into the whole question of taxation m the Colony of Singapore was urged by Mr. A. F. Thome at the general meeting of the Singapore Association yesterday. Another speaker, Mr. D. Marshall said the Government147 words
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Article196 1947-06-14 4 Two Bottles of Kruschen Put Her Right Three years of suffering and the# at last glorious relief! This woman is so pleased with Kmschen that she wants to tell others haw she got back her health:— "I feet ft my duty to tell you196 words
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1080 1947-06-14 5 INCOME TAX NEEDS ONE SCHEME BRADDELL New Councils Must Decide THE whole matter of income tax must be left tfi the new councils and it cannot be imposed save throughout the whole of Malaya." This opinion was expressed by Dato Roland Braddell, the president, at the annual meeting of the1,080 words
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Article, Illustration26 1947-06-14 5 Carl Krauch (standing:) and Herman Schmitz, former beads of the great German I. G. Farben industries, on trial at Nuremberg on charges of planning the war.26 words
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Article324 1947-06-14 5 Produce Market From A Market Correspondent IN the local produce market yesterday, Bali coffee dropped from $110 to $100 and later to $96. Transactions for other grades were halted for a time, pending developments in Bali No. 1. The selling pressure was extremely strong, as324 words
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310 1947-06-14 5 CREATION of a Progressive Liberal Party for those imbued with liberal democratic thought in Malaya was advocated by the president of the Singapore Association, Dato Roland BraddeH. at the annual meeting of the Association yesterday. Dato Braddell said: "Before he went on leave Mr. E.310 words
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Article76 1947-06-14 5 From Our Staff Correspondent PENANG, Friday. THE cruiser Belfast left on shore her football team when she dashed to sea from Penang on Wednesday night to join in the search for a raft containing two people, reported 140 miles from Penang. The team was at Glugor76 words
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Article133 1947-06-14 5 EDINBURGH. Sir Walter Scott lO6t a legal bout with William Shakespeare in the Sheriff's Court yesterday and as a result a coal merchant, George Morrison found himself still bound to appear for trial on June 24 in four charges of selling "sea coal" illegally. Sea coal isUP - 133 words
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Article133 1947-06-14 5 The late Captain C. E. Cleaver, M. B. E. Master of the Straits Steamship Com pany vessel, Perak, was buried on June 6 at Bidadari Cemetery. Captain Cleaver, who was 44, died on June 5 after a 30-foot fall Into thl hold of his slip from which133 words
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Article233 1947-06-14 5 "THE better prices seen to1 wards the end of last week have not been maintained and with fairly wide fluctuations values have sagged, states Messrs. Lewis and Peat's market report, issued yesterday. Orders here and acceptances In the terminal markets have been rather disappointing, tut iji spite233 words
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698 1947-06-14 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Saturday, June 14, 1947. The Tamil And His Toddy It looks as if toddy may go the way of opium in this country. Kuala Lumpur decided to ban toddy shops some weeks ago, by a vote of its Town Board the first town in Malaya to698 words
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Article485 1947-06-14 6 THE DIPLOMATIC MR. MENON At the May meeting of the Malayan Union Advisory Council the Chief Secretary introduced a Bill providing for a central provident fund for Asiatic estate staffs in Malaya, similar to that which has long existed for the European planting community. This was not a Government Bill:485 words
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Article, Illustration13 1947-06-14 6 An awkward place for a wash on the waterfront near the Singapore Cenotaph.13 words
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Article1266 1947-06-14 6 A Malayan Countryman 's Diary BUSY at my desk one afternoon lately, my ears wen? greeted by a series of peculiar animal-like cries which were unlike anything I had heard in the dusun before. They ceased after a while, and I forgot about them until1,266 words
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249 1947-06-14 6 YjOUR much-publicised first: Damon Runyon story has confirmed our worst fears. If you want your readers to adopt an anti-American attitude, you have succeeded ex-| tremely well with the first: dose of "Igiiaz the Wolf." j John Galsworthy In his essay "On Expression" (an essay249 words
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136 1947-06-14 6 One Man's Music Id Another's Poison THE letter from a resident of Still Road on music frcm Radio Malaya shows a singular lack of appreciation of the desires of others than himself and his kind. Let him be told that there are a very large number of listeners who dislike136 words
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Letter64 1947-06-14 6 I HAVE sent different articles to the editors of Ma ay newspapers requesting them to publish mv opinions in their papsrs. But none has come out. Yet when I ask my girl friend to send the said articles under her name, readers are able to read them64 words
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Letter155 1947-06-14 6 CAN you, or any of your Chinese readers elucidate the reason for the foolish and lavish display of our Chinese national flag on the King's Birthday and on other various i public holidays. These indiscriminate and stupid displays of our Chiness national flag on all occasions only serve155 words
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Letter99 1947-06-14 6 MANY school children would have liked to see the Birthday Parade in Singapore, but what chance had th y? Even if they fcund a place on the Esplanade, all they could see was the bscks of the paradine; regiments? The Education Department had made no arrangements for99 words
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Letter240 1947-06-14 6 iv.OUR leader headed "The 1 Sage Of Malacca" was illuminating! Ona can now umderstand Mr. Tan Ch r,g Leek's anti-5riti?Ji fe^ 1 It must be his harro^ins experiences in Bangalore that r.re responsible for his hate. Like the majority in Malaya. I was under the impression '.hat he240 words
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116 1947-06-14 7 •THREE Chinese were yesterday at the Second Police Court 1 charged with robbing the same man twice m one week. The victim was stated to have I been relit ved of $9 and a gold ring the first time, m Queen Street on June116 words
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Article, Illustration75 1947-06-14 7 From Our Own Correspondent Friday— At the Dunlop Rubber Co. meeting on Wedn c s d a y, the chairman, S i r George Beharrell, DjS.O., gave an encouraging report on the plantations. He said the crop now being harvested exceeded the 1941 output rate and the75 words
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Article125 1947-06-14 7 A total of 52.547 tons of rubber was imported into Singapore and the Malayan Union during May. 1947. It represents an increase of 15 823 tons over April imports. S.n score's share of the imports was' 23.«35 tons of which 16.627 ton» came from Sumatra: 2.199 tons from125 words
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Article, Illustration80 1947-06-14 7 From Our Own Correspondent KLANG, Friday.— Dato Hamzah bin Abdullah. Datoh Mentri of Sclangor, secretary to the Sultan of Se&ngor, is now on leave prior to retirement. Raja Nong, private secretary to the Sultan of Selangor, is acting as Dato Mentri in addition to his own duties.80 words
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Article91 1947-06-14 7 From Our Own Correspondent TAIPING, Friday.—Fires broke out m rapid iuccession m thr*e Malay houses m Hale Lane early yesterday morning. The fire brigade was summoned and, with the help of people m the vicinity, the fires were checked before serious damage could be done. In91 words
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Article, Illustration67 1947-06-14 7 The Regimental Band of the West Yorkshire Regiment will take part m the Royal Army Medical C6rps Memorial Service at the 47 British Military Hospital. Alexandra Road, tomorrow. The band will play at the Union Jack Club on June 17 and 20. On Sunday, June 22, the67 words
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Article148 1947-06-14 7 From Oar Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Friday.— Kuala Lumpur Police emergency telephone number is 2662. Dial this number if your house has been broken into or if you hear anyone trying to break in. if you see any suspicious character larking around your house, if anyone148 words
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379 1947-06-14 7 Welfare Workers Behind New Bill From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. ITNDESIRABLE conditions in cabarets reported by social welfare investigators led to the inclusion of the rule in the new Children's Charter which bans work in public dance halls to girls under the age379 words
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Article180 1947-06-14 7 "A refreshingly provocative viewpoint was expressed by Mr. A. Piol in his lecture at Wednesday's meeting of the Y.M.C.A. Art Club," writes "L.A.D." in a letter to the Straits Times. "He advanced the theory that, while Western art. in its more advanced forms, has broken radically away180 words
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Article, Illustration296 1947-06-14 7 THE Royal Air Force yesterday afternoon demonstrated the 1 performance of a Gloster Meteor jet-propelled fighter aircraft to a gathering of Press representatives at Tengah Station, Singapore Island. Wing Commander H. A C. Bird-Wilson, D.S.O., D.F.C. and Bar, A.F.C., "stunted" in the Meteor over Tengah for296 words
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Article196 1947-06-14 7 SERVICE LEAGUE'S APPEAL From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TTHE Selangor Women's Ser1 vice League, which has 3 membership of 150, comprising women of all races, is appealing for more workers to help in its ever-expanding activities. Various old girls' Association of English, Malay and Chinese schools in Kuala196 words
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Article361 1947-06-14 7 Looters Win Race With Police A PARTY of rice looters in a fast motor sampan evaded arrest on Singapore Harbour on Tuesday night because a Marine Police launch was too slow to catch it. The sampan beat the police launch to a wharf In Telok Ayer Basin where the looters361 words
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Article64 1947-06-14 7 TELUK ANSON, Friday.—Repair work was recently started at the Changkat Jong Water Works. Spare parts having arrived from E:rope, the P.W D. is now putting the reservoir pumps into shape. Water in the taps is not avail, able these days after 10 every night. But with64 words
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Article162 1947-06-14 7 From Our t)wn Correspondent SEREMBAN, Friday. FIVE cards of commendation were presented by the Resident Commissioner, Mr. W. A. Gordon-Hall, at the Residency last night where the King's birthday was celebrated with a garden par y. The usual parade of troops trtol; place at the162 words
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Article359 1947-06-14 7 wrom Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. THE registry of businesses has now been operating for two months, and, with the training of the staff and the experience gained, it is now possible to extend its scope, says an official communique. In the Initial stages, only359 words
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Letter445 1947-06-14 8 Chinese in Politics WITH reference to the letter under the caption "UNOFFICIAL MAJORITY IN COUNCIL", here is a bit of local history, taken from "One Hundred Years of History" by the late Sir Ong Siang Song, which may suggest to Mr. J. A. M. Ede and445 words
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Letter79 1947-06-14 8 Why Not The Shopkeepers? IT was very interesting to read the item CHILD SOBS AS FATHER FACES GAOL, in the Straits Times. He (the father) was selling cigarettes above control price in the flve-foot-way, near Changi village. But what are Mie Control inspectors doing to those shopkeepers who are selling79 words
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Letter, Illustration323 1947-06-14 8 Chopstick Reform THD raise the status of the A Chinese, the following reforms are suggested. The Chinese should do their business on a co-operative basis, and apply scientific methods. Most Chinese businesses are family concerns and individualistic in character. Though the Chinese were pioneers in trade in Malaya, there is323 words
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169 1947-06-14 8 BEING a regular listener to Radio Malaya programmes, I was surprised to read the letter by 'Fed-Up" asking for more dance and Hawaiian music, instead of classical music. "Ped-Up" and his friends tn Still Road most be really fed-up with life, and I can confidently169 words
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Letter120 1947-06-14 8 T AM writing on behalf of all civilian clerks m the employ of G.H.Q., S.E.A.L.F., on our shocking transport conditions We are not ungrateful for the facilities provided, but I am sure no-one would tolerate the sight of a few hundred clerks cramped like herds of120 words
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Letter127 1947-06-14 8 THE trishaw men's recent direct challenge to the authorities is typical of their threats to civilians, except that in the latter case they are more specific regarding the type of punishment to be expected. Many of the trishaw fraternity axe members of secret societies. That is127 words
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Letter119 1947-06-14 8 I SHALL endeavour to enlighten Mata Sakit on a few facts, which I happen to know through experience, regarding his complaints on "socialism." Most girls are attracted to the Serviceman for the entertainment he can offer. He could take them to his unit dances with very little cost119 words
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Letter315 1947-06-14 8 and are determined to be alive and to progress with the world, It Is time that music and songs, expressing misery and melancholy, be discarded forthwith and consigned to the museum. It would be more in accord with the spliit of the times and the315 words
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Letter155 1947-06-14 8 •"THE letter headed THE 1 SALES GIRL SPOKE MALAY" cannot be allowed to pass without c mment. I heartily endorse the writer' 3 view that the Asiatic girl, out of her express de.sire to please the European, often shamefully treats the men of her own race. The ugly155 words
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Letter61 1947-06-14 8 Distracted Radio Romantics IT seems to me that the Malay musical programmes of Radio Malaya are out-of-date. Rather old songs, composed j presumably by distracted roman- tics, appear to hold the field; and it is a matter of surprise that there have been no protests so far from Malay listeners.61 words
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Miscellaneous700 1947-06-14 8 The declarer's plan of play in to- into a long huddle over whether to day's deal was not quite the ta*L j^,^ he chose to lay down North, dealer. the club king To hjg disappoint. Both sides vulnerable. ment thg queen dl{ not drop and when the three rounds of700 words
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Article, Illustration386 1947-06-14 9 A Royal Navy detachment (above) passes the salutinc base. The Officer Administering the Government, Mr. P. A. K. McKerron, (extreme leit of tke picture) is taking tfee samte. Naval detachments on the parade included R.N. and KM. detachments from shiD and shore based units, Malayan386 words
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Article679 1947-06-14 10 SINGAPORE, June 13. SINGAPORE shar e quotations to3 day, as given by the Malayan Shareholders' Association, were as follows: Alex. Brick (O) 3.30 2.40 Alex. Brick (P) 3.50 3.65 B M. Trustee 8 25 0.00 Consolidated Tin Smelters (O) 21/6 22/6 do (P) 26/6 38/Bastera United Assurance 43679 words
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Article429 1947-06-14 10 LONDON STOCKS LONDON, Thurslay. ON the London Stock Exchange today. Idle conditions prevalled m most sections throughout the day. Even so, the undertcne remained steady, writes Revter's financial correspondent, nr^M^w^^o^ Vi ""ZL were M. BrlU^ SrT^lSioiS'^'Sifilffi ther shipping issues were Uttk ■"SS Trinidad were unaffected by alO per cent, tax429 words
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Article147 1947-06-14 10 AUTPUTS of tin concentrates for the limited companies T the management of AngloO"«|t»l (Malaya). Ltd.. for last month show large increases on the **xue* *or AP'U m som< cases outputs have been nearly O^of the most spectacular inP^creased from J4l picul. m mocreased from 499 piculs to147 words
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Article63 1947-06-14 10 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association s prices at noon yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Cts. Cts per lb. per lb. No. 1 R.S.S. Spot loose 30% 31 H No. 1 R.S.S. fob In bales June 31% 32% No. 2 R.S.S. fob In bales June 30% 31% No. 363 words
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Article, Illustration392 1947-06-14 11 OVERSEAS SPORT TEAMS ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE FOR LOCAL MATCHES EIRST two overseas sporting teams to visit Singapore since the war the Sing Tao football team and the Manila Chinese basketball side arrived at Kallang Airport yesterday afternoon. Players of both sides travelled from Manila to gether m a Philippines Airlines392 words
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Advertisement403 1947-06-14 11 SKYWAYS LIMITED (Incorporated In England) DIRECT tAHCABTRIAN PASSENOER AND FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND HONGKONG IN 7 HOURS NEXT DEPARTURES —Monday 16th Jane Friday 20th Jane Tuesday 24th June to THE BORNEO COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated In England) Genml ArenU B<H)kings also accepted at all Travel Agencies NACIONAL de NAVEGACAO, LISBON403 words
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Advertisement226 1947-06-14 11 Columbia Pidfahu uall 4oon jtoinf tki town m Tech/iticolo\ unfit with LARRY PARKS EVELYN KEYES RAFFLES HOTEL TODAY ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 12.45 to 2 p.m. and B. IS to 9 p.m. CABARET ATTRACTION OSMAN DAHNIA Balinese Dancers and Joe Speelman's Raffles Orchestra with Joan Fraser Tibor Kunstler Vocalists Admission to non-iesidents226 words
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Miscellaneous956 1947-06-14 11 RADIO MALAYA RADIO AUSTRALIA a.m. *.u*ic en m. Air: *> SineaDOre il BBC. News and Home News: 8.45 (NMn ™J_4«L H inm Melbourne Morning Star; 9.00 BBC. I.T.M.A.: (Noon to 2 p.m— 485m. in medium 9 30 Announcements; 9.35 Pot Luck; wave band and 7.20mc. s in 41m. (9.30 to956 words
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1174 1947-06-14 12 WIN THE PEACE TO MAKE RACE HISTORY Safe Bets For K.L. Today From Our Racing Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. WIN The Peace will face a formidable task tomorrow, 11 final day of the Selangor Turf Club June Meeting, but on his present form I give him a confident vote to1,174 words
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Article970 1947-06-14 12 FIELDS for today's K.L. races are set out below. The double totes are on Races Four and Five. and Races Seven and Eight. The big sweep is on Race Nine. Rt\e One 2.15 Horses —Class 2 —Div. s—s'5 —5'/ 2 Furs. FOREVER AMBER 8.11 U. Col. 8.970 words
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244 1947-06-14 12 By Our Soccer Writer TT is many years since Singapore soccer enthusiasts had the opportunity of witnessing inter-port matches. The visits to this country of the South China, Eastern Athletic and Sing Tao teams and the enormous crowds that saw them m action against244 words
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Article71 1947-06-14 12 Programme of matches for the Manila basketball team which arrived m Singanore yesterday, was announced last night. It is: Sunday: vs. Rest. Tuesday: vs. Selangor Chinese Combined. Thursday: vs. Kong Siong (Singapore champions). Saturday: vs. Perak Chinese Combined. Monday 23rd: vs. Penang Chinese Combined. Wednesday 25th:71 words
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Article241 1947-06-14 12 LONDON, Friday. DOUGLAS Wright, the Kent bowler who toured Australia with the M.C.C. team last winter, made a welcome return yesterday when he took seven Northamptonshire wickets for 55 runs. On a batsman's cricket, Wright bowled excellently and made the ball turr. appreciably. Close of play scoresReuter - 241 words
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Article41 1947-06-14 12 RACE I:—Norton,1 :—Norton, Forever Amber. RACE 2:—Gold Chain, Heroden. RACE 3:—Rosewel! Boy. Trousers. RACE 4:—Donnell Abu, Belita. RACE s:—Mont Blot, Unicorn. RACE 6:—Eulogism, Graceful Spear. RACE 7:—Win The Peace, Princess Guinevere. RACE 8:—Ooncella, Cactus. RACE 9:—Spear Mirth, Northwell.41 words
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Article193 1947-06-14 12 From Our Own Correspondent »k IPOH Friday. TN the second round of the Sul1 tan's Cup Tennis Tournament, the Perak Chinese Recreation Club eliminated the Ipoh Club by four matches to nil yesterday. Tan Cheng Phor and khong Kit Thong beat S. C. Beaty and R a193 words
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Article96 1947-06-14 12 SPOKANE (U.S.A.), F iday.— Joe Lous, world heavyweigat champion, plara to make an exhibition tcur of E rope ard Australia next year before h reUrea from the ring. This was announced by F.^d Sommcrs, the champion's reo esentative on Us current exhibition tour of theReuter - 96 words
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Article82 1947-06-14 12 LONDON, Friday.— A surprise was caused in Middlesborough football circles when it became known that Wilfred Mar.nion, desired to leave his Club. Manr.ion has not yet asked the Club to put ihim on the transfer list, but he said he was not happy at Middlesborough and desiredReuter - 82 words
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Article55 1947-06-14 12 F^v y^Prdd' nnrt iwir, y "T yT dd and Henry Ransom of Texas, :-nd cnuck Harberf.. p-ofessinnal fr< ca Michigan, with 67 strokes— four UJider par— were leaders today at the ?nd of the first day's play m tl}^^6^t 1 6^" 1 J °P en golf charn55 words
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Article237 1947-06-14 12 Crowd And Referee In Scene From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. BY a solitary goal scored fivf minutes before the end of the first half, the Eurasians beat the Indians m a First Division League soccer match on the Padang today. The standard of the play was scrappy throughout,237 words
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Article113 1947-06-14 12 The Singapore Amateur Swimmlng Association yesterda- decided to hold swimming championships m Singapore during October this year. It was proposed that individuals and teams from the Malayan Union should be invited to the swimming championships. This suggestion will be considered at a committee meeting on July113 words
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Article55 1947-06-14 12 LONDO.v. Kriday-.U Lord's Middlesex beat Nottinghamshire by 7 wickets. Middlesex 458 for eight declared and 48 for three (Butler, right arm fast, three for 15). and Nottinghamshire 317 and 188. At Gravesend. Kent beat Northamptonshire by nine wickets Kent 400 for 9 declared, 65 for 1 andReuter - 55 words
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Article74 1947-06-14 12 PARIS. Friday Count de Chambure's filly Montenica by Djebel out of Nica, who finished second to Imprudence in the French 1,000 guineas won the Prix de Diana the French Oaks at Longcharjp this afternoon after a thrilling finish in which the judges required a photograph to decideReuter - 74 words
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Advertisement94 1947-06-14 12 T»^ T 'Ag> Ivan Ho J. Corbett \^l %jKfif io *h* h Crniur y Presents The "Big Four"! I Bosca Boa 10x5 Flash Hammond Singapore CruUer-Wt Belt Jim Corbett 10x5 Banta Singh (Champion) i challenger) fir \A, Ivan Ho 10x5 Chunky Hi rman N4 Silver Trophy Contest Ui V* Jack94 words
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Miscellaneous11 1947-06-14 12 SINGAPORE TIDES High tide today 7.01 p in. H.T. 7.6 ft.11 words
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