The Straits Times, 11 January 1948
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Title Section18 1948-01-11 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES LARGEST NETT SALE IN MALAYA No. 650 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11. 1948 PRICE 10 CENTS18 words
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Article, Illustration619 1948-01-11 1 VILLAGES MAROONED BY FLOODS THIS Chinese woman refugee from the Kota Tinggi floods has not seen her husband since he went to work on Wednesday and was cut off by floods at his place of 'work. She is with her three small children at the Kota Tinggi Hospital. No news619 words
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Article95 1948-01-11 1 RANGOON. Saturday. BURMA'S first step towards the socialisation of the agricultural industry was announced today in a new Act empowering the Government to take control of all land exceeding 50 acres belonging to any Individual or group. Under the new powers the Government is able to95 words
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Article19 1948-01-11 1 ■yWHIAKEMAL BEYATLJ, a 1 well-known poet, has been appointed as the first Turkish Ambassador to Pakistan. Reuter.Reuter - 19 words
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Article26 1948-01-11 1 PARI" Saturday. Five miners were killed and 40 injured today in a fire damp ex plosion at a coal mine near Forbach.— A.P.AP - 26 words
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Article148 1948-01-11 1 BUSY DAY FOR K.L. AIRFIELD Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. INCREASING use of Kuala Lumpur aerodrome by 1 Service and commercial passenger planes, as a result of disruption of road and rail communication with Singapore, reached a peak today when within 12 hours, 16 planes landed or took148 words
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Article82 1948-01-11 1 LONDON, Saturday VTEGOTIATIONS were start--1.1 ed today among the sixteen Marshall Plan nations on the advisability of holding a Paris Conference next month, showing the United States Congress they were going ahead to help themselves toward economic recovery and not depending entirely on American aid. GreatUP - 82 words
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Article221 1948-01-11 1 rpHE aircraft carrying Indonesian Premier Amir A Sjarifuddin, former Premier Sutan Shahrir and Foreign Affairs Minister Haji Agoes Salim, which left Singapore yesterday morning for Jogjakarta, returned yesterday afternoon carrying Vice-Premier Mohammed Hatta in addition to> the original party. The plane picked up Mohammed Hatta at221 words
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Article90 1948-01-11 1 Sunday Time* "taft Reporter. THE Sunday Times understands that "new money" applications for the $25,000,000 3i per cent Municipal Loan launched a week ago already considerably exceed the amount which will be available if all holders representing $21.--000.000—of the 1928 5 per cent Loan decided to90 words
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Article79 1948-01-11 1 LONDON, Saturday.— The British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ernest Bevin. has had a full discussion with M. Rene Masslgli, French Ambassador in London, on the Anglo-Ameri-can proposals for strengthening the bi-zonal economic council at Frankfurt. Following the receipt of instructions from Qual d'Orsay, M. Maeslgll soughtReuter - 79 words
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Article55 1948-01-11 1 Mac Arthur commemorative coins, ordered by the Philippine Government under a law passed by the Philippine Congress, are scheduled to arrive in Manila soon from the United States mint. One hundred thousand silver pieces bearing General MacArthur's likeness have been ordered, to commemorate the American landing inUP - 55 words
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Article40 1948-01-11 1 SHANGHAI, Saturday. The Bureau of Social Affairs has banned the sale of nylons in response to persistent requests from Chinese businessmen, since over 100 silk factories were forced to close through preference of women for nylons. UP.UP - 40 words
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Article37 1948-01-11 1 The songs he made famous including "You are my heart's delight" will be played at the funeral service for Richard Tauber in London tomorrow if Mrs. Tauber, formerly actress Diana Napier, consents. Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article214 1948-01-11 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter HAJI Agoes Salim, Foredgn Minister of the Republic of Indonesia, ls certain to retain the sharpest humour of any of ihe negotiators in the next critical days of the Dutch-Indonesian dispute. While the Premier of the Republic. Dr. Amir Sharifuddin. gravely presented214 words
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Article155 1948-01-11 1 ASBURY PARK, New Jersey, Saturday. DOUCE today confiscated a cache of 5,200 combat knives and 126 tons of surplus Army explosives which they said had been gathered by Zionists for illegal shipment to Palestine, and the New York region of the Alien Assets AdministrationAP - 155 words
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Article125 1948-01-11 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Saturday. THE United States won its first test in the Sovietboycotted "Little Assembly" of the United Nations, when the Assembly decided to shelve for more than two months the debate on the ''Big Five" veto power. The organisation adopted a plan for a delayedUP - 125 words
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Article23 1948-01-11 1 Mr. Winston Churchill will be offered the freedom of Perth. Scotland, when he visits (he city in May, says Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Article200 1948-01-11 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter PARIT BUNTAR, Saturday. D ANISHMENT was recommended by the Parit Buntar D District Judge yesterday for an extortioner whose victim was missing for a month after making a secret report which led to the accused being trapped. The extortioner, Lim Weng Siah,200 words
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Article108 1948-01-11 1 HONOLULU. Saturday. MAJOR GEN. JOHN LUCAS, retiring chief of the United States Army Advisory Group In China, said today that Generalissimo Chiang Kai-ehek was not discouraged by the recent setbacks at the hands of the Communists. He said "Chiang ls stubborn and will never stop fighting,"UP - 108 words
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Article264 1948-01-11 1 Strike goes on: more talks today Sunday Times Staff Reporter EIGHT hours of talk yesterday between the Singapore Harbour Board and the Singapore Harbour Labourers' Union, lasting to nearly midnight, failed to end the strike of 5,000 Singapore dock labourers, which began on Friday afternoon. Discussions will be resumed at264 words
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Article25 1948-01-11 1 Strikes by German workers for more food spread from the industrial Ruhr into the American occupation zone yesterday says A.P. from Berlin.AP - 25 words
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Article44 1948-01-11 1 JERUSALEM. Saturday. SIX hundred Arab fighters who crossed the Syrian border into Palestine yesterday were driven back by British troops and Spitfire fighter planes. Britain has made strong representations to the Syrian Government over the Mrder crossing.— A.P. and U.F.AP - 44 words
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Article, Illustration2411 1948-01-11 2 DUKE GF WINDSOR - DUKE GF WINDSOR by.... THE Father had a stern sense of duty; For mother we had devoted respect MY boyhood was a strict one because my father was strict in his own life and habits. He had the Victorian's sense of probity, moral responsibility, and2,411 words
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Article, Illustration56 1948-01-11 3 SINGAPORE WEEDING. MR and MRS. I. B. RAMSA V after their weddine at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. The bride was formerly Miss Jean Lavina Grlce Renton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reirton, of Singapore. The bridegroom, of Harrisons and Crosfleld, Ltd., is the son of Mr. and56 words
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Article128 1948-01-11 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. 11/ITH Chinese New Year approaching, the public Tl are advised to take social care to lock up their houses and keep their jewellery in safe custody. A police note issued today states that violent crime is expected to128 words
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Article54 1948-01-11 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. —The Council of Legal Education has agreed to hold their examination Latin at Kuala Lumpur on Apr. 26. Candidates who wish to enter for either of these examinations should apply immediafey to the Secretary. Council of Legal Education, 7, Stone Buildings.54 words
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Article72 1948-01-11 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter, KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. rjEVERAL hundred men are »3 concentrated between I Labis and Kluang working [fast to repair the damaged railway line so that train services may be resumed as early as possible. Yesterday. 200 skilled construction workmen from Malayan Railways went72 words
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Article47 1948-01-11 3 Tile latest Government Gazette names the following men as Municipal Commissioners for Singapore from Jan. 1: Mr. Ng Sen Ghoy, Mr. J. A. Elias, Mr. S. F. Ho, Mr. C. E. Collinge, Mr. |L. Cresson, Mr. A. Corbet, and Mr. G. E. N. Oehlers.47 words
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Article492 1948-01-11 3 LOKE DEMANDS RELEASE OF CATHAY 'Requisition unjustified 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter |UR. Loke Wan Tho, millionaire owner of the Cathay Building in Singapore, has lodged an official request with the Commissioner of Lands for the de-requisitioning of the building "as quickly as possible." He told the Sunday Times that492 words
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Article118 1948-01-11 3 LIM LIKES HIS LITTLE TIN HUT Sunday Times Staff Reporter. Mm Ah Chans, the 53--year-old former ricksha puller who lives in a homemade, ramshackle hut built of oil drums and rotting wood behind the South Bridge Road police courts in Singapore, doesn't want to "move house". Twice in the pa118 words
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Article106 1948-01-11 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOINED Dy passers-by, two traffic policemen last eight arrested two men after a chase along Orchard Road and recovered a loaded revolver. The chase followed a holdup In a sundries shop In Emerald Hill Road about 8.30 p.m. when two men demanded $100106 words
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Article, Illustration184 1948-01-11 3 AIRMAN GETS FILM ROLE Sunday Times Staff Reporter BRIAN Neely, Singa--1 pore R.A.F. sergeant, has been chosen to double for Donald Houston, costar with Jean Simmons in "Blue Lagoon." He is being released from the R.A.F. tomorrow and hopes to fly to Australia almost immediately. Mr. Frank Launder has cabled184 words
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Article115 1948-01-11 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter. KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. rE following are the results of the Michaelmas Bar Examinations which were held at Kuala Lumpur in September, 1947: Roman Law: Second daw, 8. S. Gill. Constitutional Law and Legal History: Third Claw, K. L. Dcvuer, S. 8. Gill 8.115 words
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Article89 1948-01-11 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THIA Thiang Sla, master of the vessel "Hang Heng," was fined $400, In default four months' rigorous imprisonment. In the Singapore Police Court yesterday, under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance. He was convicted of failing to fly a pennant on arrival89 words
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Article111 1948-01-11 3 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter ONE man, named Tan Ah Ngee, was the complainant in two cases of extortion mentioned in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. It was alleged that two parties had threatened him with death in order to extort cash from him at111 words
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Article184 1948-01-11 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter AUSTRALIA has granted permission for 12 Malay ix divers to enter the country to work in the pearl fishing industry among the islands off the north-west Vustralian coast. One is an English-speaking veteran of nine-years oearl-diving who is returning to his former184 words
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Article76 1948-01-11 3 WORKING GIRLS of all nationalities in Singapore will be able to attend bi-week-ly evening classes in English and Chinese at cost of $1 a month. Trained women teachers will conduct the classes at a club to be opened tomorrow at the Havelock Road Child Feedine76 words
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Article145 1948-01-11 3 Sunday Times Staff IU porter pOMPLETE rehabilitation of l^> Singapore's Botanic gardens may be achieved by the end of th e year, the Director of Public Works told the Sunday Times yesterday. He said that restoration work on many important buildings would require a long145 words
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Article211 1948-01-11 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter MOT°"-CYCLING is twice as popular in Singapore as it was in 1941. The number of motor-cycles in the Colony, 1,800, is almost dour'e what it was in the few months before the Japanese occupation. But the ordinary cyle has declined in popularity,211 words
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Article33 1948-01-11 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A 14-year-old Chinese cyclist was seriously Injured In the thigh in a collision with a car near Lorong 40. Geyi lang Road, at g p.m. yester-33 words
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Article82 1948-01-11 3 1 dLst Churches In Singapore are: Wesley Church (Port Canning) 10 a.m., 5. 50 p.m.; Straits Chinese Methodist Church (Kampong Kapor) 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 4 p.m. and S p.m.; Pays Lebar Methodist Church (opposite Police Station) 0 a.m., 10 a.m.; Oeyl&ng Straits Chinese 382 words
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Article46 1948-01-11 3 MEMBERS of the Pul Chew Association, Singapore, yesterday entertained their incoming president. Mr. Chong Thutt Pitt, to dinner at the association's premises in Hokien Street. The association, formed about 80 years ago, is the premier organisation of the Hakka community in Singapore.46 words
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Article46 1948-01-11 3 T A test supplement to the; Li Government Oa%e 1 1 c names the male and female leper hospitals, Trafalgar, Singapore. as "prisons" within the meaning of the Prisons Ordinance. Some "lock-up wards" In the General Hospital are also named as prisons.46 words
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Advertisement436 1948-01-11 3 tONDON tnd BIRMINGHAM BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIH V>/N May 3rd 1548, when sole selling agents and you the British Industries Fair will find exhibits carefully opens, buyers from all over grouped by trades so that the world will have an oppor- comparisons may be made tunity «of inspecting the quickly Above436 words
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Article461 1948-01-11 4 Bob Gilmore - Bob Gilmore Australian Newsletter l by 1 MELBOUNE, Dec 31 (by Air Mail). THROUGH his widely syndicated newspaper column, Australia's only professional wise man Professor Walter Murdoch, was asked this week probabiy the most important question facing this continent: "Who are the most desirable migrants?" Professor Murdoch's answer461 words
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Article, Illustration40 1948-01-11 4 MISS AUSTRALIA OF 1947.— Miss Judy Gainford. 20--year-old New South Wales brunette, will shortly start a chaperoned tour of Britain and the United States. Photographic model and radio announcer, she is five feet six inches tall and weighs 126 pounds.40 words
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Article, Illustration340 1948-01-11 4 MANY of the older Chinese in the Northern Settlement still refer to Penang's new Municipal Commissioner, Mr. C. P. LISTON, as "the son of Dr. Liston," a fine tribute to a man who left his mark in Penang. The late Dr. Liston left Malaya in 1923 and340 words
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Article551 1948-01-11 4 "DAD BOY OF MUSIC" D is a good, slick piece of American journalism. It is easy to read and contains several good stories, but is not to be taken as a serious addition to the literature of music. George Antheil has had an interesting life and met551 words
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Article, Illustration531 1948-01-11 4 I ATEST issue of the Li Malayan Nature Journal is a double number, devoted to an "Introduction to Malayan Birds," written by Mr. G. C. Madoc, M.8.0.U., of the Malayan Police Force, with black and white illustrations, three of which are reproduced here by Drs. B. D. Molesworth and531 words
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Article, Illustration490 1948-01-11 4 EAST or West, fantasy is the keynote of the cartoon strips. While "Tarzan" is the by-word for thrilling adventure among the English educated, the Chinese superman, "Si Jin Kooi," performs feats as amazing as the western hero, and claims the rapt attention of young and old alike among490 words
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Article361 1948-01-11 5 9,053 callers in Singapore Sunday Times Staff Reporter OINGAPORE'S Telephone Exchange is dealing *3 with almost treble the number of lines it had when the BJHJL handed over the exchange in April, 1946. There are altogether 9,053 subscribers to the Oriental Telephone Company's exchanges in Hill Street361 words
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Article51 1948-01-11 5 rpHE Chinese Foodstuffs As--1 sociation, Singapore, will present a special flag to the X.P.M. ship Van Huetz, at a ceremony on board the vessel tomorrow at 3 p.m. This flag will replace the one lost during the war. The ceremony will be followed by a51 words
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Article72 1948-01-11 5 30 DIE OF T.B. IN ONE WEEK Sunday Times Staff Reporter T ATEST Singapore health statement shows that 30 people died of tuberculosis and that 32 new tuberculosis cases were reported in the week ending January 3. Three new leprosy cases were reported in the same week. Other main causes72 words
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Article104 1948-01-11 5 TELUK ANSON, Saturday. A SPECIAL committee of I Malays has been formed. under the chairmanship of Inche Yah to encourage students of the Malay Girls! School, Teluk Anson, to study j cooking, sewing, embroidery, j home sanitation, table-tennis and hockey. All subjects will i be taught104 words
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Article39 1948-01-11 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter SEREMBAN. Sat. There will be a ceremonial opening of the Negri Sembdlan Assizes on Monday at 10.30 a.m. by Mr. Justice E. N. Taylor. There are 15 cases on the list.39 words
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Article274 1948-01-11 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter MEPALESE medicine-men, self-styled expert* in IN herbal medicine, charms, magic (both black «ad white) and reading fortunes, are back again h Singapore, earning a scanty living from the credulous and enlarging their experience of the world. On their long journey from274 words
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Article68 1948-01-11 5 The Singapore Chamber of! Commerce Rubber Association's j prices at noon yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Cts. Cts. per Ib. per lb. No. 1 R.S.S. Spot I loose nominal 42K 42% No. 1 R.SS. fob in bales Jan. 42% 43 No. 2 R.S.S. fob in bales Jan. 42 'i 4268 words
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Article34 1948-01-11 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter The Singapore Stamp Club will hold a social meeting at the Palm Court, Capitol Restaurant, on Jan. 13 at 5.15 p.m. This will be an allauction evening.34 words
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Article41 1948-01-11 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Special Commissioner in South-East Asia, Lord Killearn, accompanied by Lady Killearn, left Singapore by air yesterday morning to visit China and Japan. They are expected to return towards the end of this month.41 words
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117 1948-01-11 5 NEW DRIVE TO GET RECRUITS NOW STARTING Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. ANEW recruiting drive for the Malay Regiment is starting on Monday. The regimental selection board tours the States of Perak, Kedah and Province Wellesley during the next two weeks. All applicants must be between 18 and117 words
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Article90 1948-01-11 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter PENANG. Saturday. THE Singapore dock strike and the Johore floods are expected to strengthen toe rubber market in North Malaya. A leading Penang rubber merchant said toAiy that with shipments held up in Singapore, there would be a great demand for upcountry90 words
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Article208 1948-01-11 5 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A COMMITTEE has been formed in London to arrange for the distribution of food parcels sent to England by the "Spare Time and Talent Enterprises" recently established in Kuala Lumpur to raise funds for food for British people. The208 words
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Miscellaneous465 1948-01-11 5 M A .fitDAsic I wvsHvw^ZTZZTZn^*^^ iCritique; 9.?0 BBC Radio Newsreel: RADIO MALAYA I s PORE HIGHLIGHTS 9« Voices in Harmony: 10.00 1 p.m. Jullen Foorman Orch.' n <i*\ ma* «v« clD npr» Radio Cinema: 10.30 Navy Mixture--1.40 Music: 5.03 Music; 5.30 Hall RADIO MALAYA (SPORE). 11.00 All Serene; 11.45 Close465 words
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622 1948-01-11 6 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, JAN. 11, 1948. Stern Remedy TWO and a half years have passed since the defeat of the Axis powers and the Allies are further from agreeing on the peace treaties with Japan and Germany than they were in 1945. This failure in international accord is one622 words
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Article, Illustration1747 1948-01-11 6 C.A. GIBSON- HILL - BIRDS OF CHRISTMAS ISLAND C.A. GIBSON-HILL by who made collections there in 1939 and 1940 fHRISTMAS ISLAND lies out in the Indian Ocean, about 180 miles south of Java Head. It was given its name by a certain Captain William Mynors, who discovered it on Christmas Day, 1643. The island1,747 words
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Article145 1948-01-11 6 I^HIS year, because It is L Leap Year, you will have an extra day on your hands. What are you going to <t& with it? Somebody has had the Idea that it would be a good thins; to give Feb. 29 to somebody who needs It.145 words
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Article553 1948-01-11 6 F. HENRY - F. HENRY by •THERE is a hitherto 1 obscure area in the cortex of the brain, little more than a square inch in area, which apparently has supercontrol over, the body's subconscious emotional reactions. When it is removed animals become more than ten times as active as553 words
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Article111 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter. THE Rev. Norman Goodall, secretary of the International Missionary Council, London, arrived in Singapore yesterday evening by air from Colombo. He is touring India, .Ceylon, Malaya, Burma. Australia and New Zealand with the aim of securing unity among the various churches111 words
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Article89 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter. A EUROPEAN, Mr. Jack Tate. was commended yesterday by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, for helping a British soldier who, it was stated, had been thrown o<T when a jeep skidded at the seventh mile, Bukit Timah K89 words
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576 1948-01-11 7 CLASSROOMS WILL BE PACKED TOMORROW Many pupils turned away Sunday Times Staff Reporter TOMORROW the Christmas holidays end for 20,000 Singapore schoolchildren and they return to schools which, the Department of Education states, are beginning to settle down to pre-war standards. A spokesman of the Singapore Teachers' Union, however, claimed576 words
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Article, Illustration50 1948-01-11 7 MRS. C. S. K. BOVELL, C.S.P.C. in Johore Bahru, hcft'ds his daughter, Susan Jane, after she was christened at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, on Friday. Mrs. Bovell smiles at his air of uncertainty. Godparents were Mr. L. F. Knight, C.P.O. Johore Bahru, and Mrs. Knight. Senior Inspector Hisham bin NawawL50 words
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Article159 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A 25-YEAR-OLD Singapore Chinese was wounded by police fire yesterday when he ran away after burglary had been attempted in a house in Dunearn Road. The man was taken to the General Hospital and after a bullet was extracted from his left159 words
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Article86 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter! PENANG, Saturday. Atom dollar-note, was produced as an exhibit in a District Court case in which a police constable, Abdul Latiff was charged with theft. Latiff was alleged to have snatched five dollars from a bus inspector. The complainant. Chee Tiang86 words
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Article52 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Four masked Singapore Chinese forced their way through a back door into a squatter's hut in Kirn Chuan Road. Paya Lebar, at 1 a.m. yesterday morning, and seized $200 in cash and goods from two Chinese women. Two of the robbers were armed52 words
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Article259 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A 31 -YEAR-OLD officer of the Johore Police Force, Senior Inspector Hisham bin Nawawi, will be presented at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow with the Colonia Police Medal in recognition of his courageous work in fighting the bandit menace in Johore State. Joining the Police259 words
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Article173 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter FOURTEEN destitutes who ran away whenever they r saw Social Welfare Department men are now living, quite content, at a home in Bushey Park, Singapore. Af>aid to entrust themselves to the Welfare Department's care, the 14 men resisted for months173 words
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Article304 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE delegate to the recent 1.L.0. conference in New Delhi told the Singapore East-West Society's latest forum that workers' delegates had succeeded with most of their amendments except a 10-year time limit for implementation of 1.L.0. schemes in Asia. The304 words
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Article185 1948-01-11 7 GANGSTERS TOOK REVENGE Sunday Times staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. BFX3AUSE an ex-member of the Green Dragon Mountain Society, Yee Thong, alias Chun Poh, had refused to disclose the hiding place of his gang's arms to a rival gang, he was dragged from his home in Salak South and killed,185 words
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Article168 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Salvation Army Boy's Home received the largest of the grants by the Social Welfare Department, Singapore, to voluntary charitable organisations in 1947, an official statement says. The Boys' Home received $12,000 and the Women' 3 Industrial Home received $10,000. Oth-i-168 words
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198 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter PENANG, Saturday. rE Pcnang artist, Mr. Yong Mun Sen, has been asked to accept a commission to paint a series of Malayan pictures for exhibition at the British Industries Fair. The Fair is to be held in London in May198 words
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Article24 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reportec Raffles Museum, Singapore which Princess Elizab?th sent to the Governor, Sir Franklin for the gold casket Singapore24 words
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Article39 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Indian Goodwill Mission will arrive in Singapore today and will be received by the Singapore Regional Indian Congress. The Congress will entertain the visitors to a teaparty during their stay in Singapore.39 words
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Article215 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter OINGAPORE l.as said goodbye for the present to J further imports of expensive American cloths such as sharkskin and buckskin with which the !<" market has been flooded during the past few months at the cost of precious U.S. dollars. The Singapore Import215 words
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70 1948-01-11 7 BAIL of $2000 was allowed Ng Aik. a 30-year-old Cantonese, who was charged in the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday, with criminal breach of trust of $76.50. Ng was alleged to have committed the offence between August and December last year, while he was employed70 words
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Article43 1948-01-11 7 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent TELOK ANSON, SaturdayTwenty cases of smallpox have been reported in the Lower Perak district for the week ending Jan. 9. Out nf these, two were fatal All the cases are from Rungkup and Bagan Datoh areas.43 words
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Advertisement137 1948-01-11 7 They were created *>y scientists to keep your skin clear, firm and young 4|P^^^\^? for the loveliness I that lastoa^TTfe^time^ NNOX* BCUTY 'REPARATIONS lOND STREET LONDON ENGLAND For enchanting hair use CJjrjV Brylfoam J3% •Tars V V -the cream shampoo/^ V;^A IN A TUBE I f j-^ Brylfotm, it rig137 words
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Advertisement149 1948-01-11 7 LOTTERY FINE Neo Bah Soon, an young Hokklen, was fined $200, in default three months, in Singapore yesterday for assisting in a lottery. I SPIRIT MEASURES m "QUICK SERVE" "QUICK SERVE" Bottle Measures SIM 4H M Tots to One Dottle "QUICK SERVE" Bottle Measures if Bise 4 21 1 3149 words
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Article438 1948-01-11 8 THIS WEEK FOR YOU CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20). Contract and business C affairs will improve. Clinch s; some project offered or be- p gun last week. If you are n connected with shipping you g should find unusual success il right now. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19).438 words
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Article413 1948-01-11 8 1. Where are (a) the Rand; (b) the Punjab; (c) the Riviera; (b) the Steppes; (c) The Klondyke; (f) the Needles? 2. What important substance will Britain gain from extending groundnut planting in Africa 3. Who was the last Viceroy of India? 4. What kind413 words
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Article124 1948-01-11 8 ALLEN, Isaacs, Lewis, and Ellsworth are four good friends who have fallen into the habit of lunching together and taking turns in paying the W After three luncheons, the question was who should pay next. Isaacs argued that he had paid for the last one arid that it124 words
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Article55 1948-01-11 8 IN a zoo cage with eight corners there is a monkey in each corner, seven monkeys before each monkey, a monkey on each monkey's tall. What's the number of monkeys? -jj jo iooj; a; aq Pino* sXa^oota mAM wrr»o *n v«n nTOWs o* aq pinoj £*****1 ify*. 'ifttt55 words
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Article421 1948-01-11 8 WINNIG CONTRACT BRIDGE WHEN partner has dopole& an opposing suit bid of one, there are times when the responder will have to take out on a complete bust. Not infrequently the respander's best suit will consist of four v the ten or Jack; he may have an outside king or421 words
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Advertisement247 1948-01-11 8 litany imitations. )r 4 They can attempt to copy the appearance of AERTEX with its coolness and comfort, i but the best of cotton, finely processed, is one ot the reasons why AERTEX remain* supreme why it is so light to wot in summer, so snug in winter. AKRTEX is247 words
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Advertisement27 1948-01-11 8 I'ri -llrnnol Oil $4. 00 A Hcnnol Pomade $4 80 rarh. (Duty extra for Malayan Union) Sole Agents: NAIVA MOHAMEn SONS. Kinnpore, Kuala Lumpur i Pnnana 127 words
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Advertisement167 1948-01-11 8 H.O KIN* O» pOITHM UUCII YOU'LL ENJOY IT ROYALLY fk for a B«lae* baaquM Uiat't U.f* Britaia'* auu popular taoca. Ya^ •Mar faaiiy and ail jrww funtt mil bki I^^ H.P. —it hlcnd* -in, (MM utl> lJ< variety v JM—~ I d»b«* aad «pp«aU m^ I ——i laata. Tlvrr»« <^167 words
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Advertisement325 1948-01-11 8 For me 1 coMMit PIN A ••(..of course Off becaut* it ia mad* throughout by crafts- Vlflfe ■mb ia oa* of th« eldeat r •ttablithrd factorial is I Ml Britain. It haj al4 carat f I i gold Bib, i* plratintly IMM biped ia a range of JL9 attractive colour*325 words
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Miscellaneous302 1948-01-11 8 Sunday Times Crossword ACBOSS Look out! (4), 47. Custom (3); 1. King's son Otasy <«> (6) fabrte M>. Vessel (3); 11. Ar- Orgsa (5): 2. Urgent 1. r.ved (4); 12. Gratify to excess Hints (4): 4. Mistake (5); >. 45(6); 14. Mysterious (6); 16. Day sent (8); 7. Diplomacy (4);302 words
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Article, Illustration782 1948-01-11 9 MARY HEATHCOTT TELLS OF HER LONDON, Dec. 29 (by Air Mail. TN Ireland, they eat soda bread and the girls are mad about dancing. Coffee is still a good present to send to friends in France. In Holland you can still buy a Dutch cheese for782 words
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Article281 1948-01-11 9 QALADS need never be •J dull and monotonous however often you have them, if you know a few of these "secrets" which show you how to change radishes, onions, celery and cucumber into colourful flowers. Give your salads that "special look by using these tricks which are281 words
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Article579 1948-01-11 9 My otherwise marvellous wife has the exasperating habit of stealing all my thunder when we entertain, or are entertained by, my friends. She tells my stories, uses \my brightest "mots," relates my doings, and I cannot get a word in. We are newly married and I am so579 words
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Article571 1948-01-11 9 IF you were suddenly told you had to walk down a large room full of people all staring at you, how would you feel about it? Awkward and fussed, or quite sure of yourself? Would you be in a panic about your clothes or the heels571 words
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Article112 1948-01-11 9 Across: 1. Prince; 5. Sateen; 10 Urn; 1!. Came; 12. Pamper; 14. Occult: 16. Eve; 17. Sonnet; 19. Ride; 21. Reed; 22. Spa; 24. Dil! 25. Every; 27. Sias; 28. Ort- 29 Ores; 30. Otter; 32. Ewes- 33. Aye; 34. East; 37. Snag; 39. Pastel; 41. Ago; 42.112 words
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Advertisement250 1948-01-11 9 ■>■■■- IX iu.t-i.nci. M| .o Mlc. or* New Odorono Cream safely stops perspiration and odour up to three days NKW ODORONO CREAM not only protttts your daintiness up to thrtt days, with tbt most effective fxr-piralion-Mopper known, hut IT GIVES YOU the exclusive EXTRA protection of HALGENE the new wonder250 words
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Advertisement439 1948-01-11 9 j^Si i. True red glows on your lips with Elixabeth Arden's newest lipstick, Montezuma Red. Its vibrant colour is the spark to brighter greyed tones, black white, beige and navy •r to glow in harmony with brilliant red. Satin smooth lipstick matching rouge. Sole Agents for Singapore MAYNARD CO., LTD.439 words
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Article291 1948-01-11 10 Johore Plans For Soccer Season Sunday Times Johore Bahru Correspondent pLANS are already afoot for I this year's soccer season which starts in March. It is proposed, as a kick off, to begin the year's programme with a six a side soccer competition and *lr. L. Day, President of the291 words
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476 1948-01-11 10 GIANTS FALL IN CUD 3rd ROUND Arsenal lose at home LONDON, Saturday. r[E Football Association Cup once again lived up to its reputation for surprises when in the third round matches today some of the leading teams including the mighty Arsenal fell to lowly rivals. Besides the sensational defeat ofReuter - 476 words
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Article, Illustration24 1948-01-11 10 AN Egyptian, Mahmoud Karim, won the British squash racquets championship, held at the R.A.C. Club, Pall Mall. Karim is seen playing in the final.24 words
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Article124 1948-01-11 10 •THE identity of "Mad Monk" 1 masked sensation in Singapore wrestling, who had won 19 fights I by knockouts, was revealed at the Happy World last night following his defeat at the hands of Dara Singh. He is William Massey of the R.A.S.C. Dara Singh won the124 words
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Article70 1948-01-11 10 Barrow 0, Rochdale Hornets 0; Bradford Northern 17, Featherstone Rovers 8; Bramley 0, Huddersneld 34; Bellevue Rangers 7. 3 win ton 5; Dewsbury 7, Leeds 3; Halifax 8, Worklngton Town 10; Hull 40, York 2; Hunslet 8, Castleford 8; Kelghlcy 7, Batliy 8; Leigh 12, Liverpool Stanley 0;70 words
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229 1948-01-11 10 THE Singapore Chinese Football Association started their inter-district league yesterday with a "B" Division game between the Jellicoe Lads and the Naval Base Keow Kam XI at Jalan Besar Stadium. The Jellicoe Lads won by a solitary goal scored in the first half by229 words
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Article124 1948-01-11 10 Sunday Time* Carresyswdwit rjLA ying on the Johore Trade I School ground yesterday, Singapore beat Johore Bahru District by five goals to one in a game of hockey. Major Boyne, who struck good form, scored three goals In the second half. Karim scored the first124 words
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Article194 1948-01-11 10 KING KONG ZBISKO DRAW KINO Kong won his $1,000 side-bet with George Zbisko when they drew in the main feature bout in the 1 wrestling promotion at the Great World Arena last night. Zbisko was trapped on several occasions in the dreaded Double Nelson. He was saved by the gong194 words
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Article290 1948-01-11 10 *pHE fact that good women badminton players are ran in Singapore makes it easier to have a ranking list, but It is practically impossible to get ten good players. One must take into account that if a player deserves place on this list, she must290 words
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Article462 1948-01-11 10 Indoor Tennis Meet By "VOLLEY" THE tennis exhibition matches played in the covered stadium in the Happy World in the first week of December last, gave local players a new experience they played on a cemented surface, under artificial lights, and in very noisy surroundings. The462 words
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Article159 1948-01-11 10 County Championship: Cornwall 14. Dorset and Wilts 3: 'Lancashire 11, Cheshire 0. Clnb Matches: Blackheath 14, Harlequins 7; Ouys Hospital 18, Wasps 9; London Irish 15, O.M.T. 0; London Scottish 6, Rosslyn Park 6; Middlesex Hospital 3, London Hospitals 8; C^l Cranlelghans 3, Old Mill Hill inns 3;Reuter - 159 words
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Advertisement181 1948-01-11 10 ON TOP in QUALITIES and LOW in PRICES CARPETS of MODERN TASTE f A visit will convince Straits Grpet Emporium (Carpet Specialists) 8, De Souza Street •ft rUflles r!»««. Singapore Phone 83C66 Every Drop ot Sovereign's ESSENCE OF CHICKEN means far combined strength of A HUNDRED CHICKENS! obtainabla at: Singapore181 words
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Advertisement143 1948-01-11 10 "Will glasses alone improve your Eyesight?" MO Professional services and technical skills are the essential aids to your "seeing ability." tout visual comfort and efficiency. It is for these services and skills— not for classes alorre— that you nay your fee. "Seek Profession*! advice— Not glasses at a urice." P.143 words
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Advertisement414 1948-01-11 10 You need this extra nourishment -ffil cj\ 'la the** day* it often happens that I 1 Oat bodi# fail to 9<t th# luA <"""><>>- rfiJf J Vil V_/^\ 'went m M«d to Uad a normally »-^^.XJ ~^-y^&vJ Retire lite. Lorn of •nara-y. constant V ktdiMM and weakness art signs V^414 words
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Article86 1948-01-11 11 DEL MONTE (CALIF), Sat. rPHE oddest field id the history 1 of top-flight golf tournaments teed off tcday for the annual Bing Crosby $10,000 (U.S.) l«--ttonal profess nal meet. The field includes movie actors, prize fighters, football stars and baseball executives. All receipts go to86 words
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659 1948-01-11 11 MOST COSTLY HORSE STARTS TRAINING Best gallops on K.L. track. By EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. CASILY the most valuable racehorse in the country H> at the moment, Oriental has begun serious train ing. He was taken out by Charlie Ellery this morning for a tryout with Electroplate (Tankard). Fightin659 words
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Article, Illustration26 1948-01-11 11 LADYKALANG(D»wson«P). who recently scored her maiden victory on the Malayan Turf, seems U be retaining her form. She did a splendid tryoat at Kuala Lumpur yesterday.26 words
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Article235 1948-01-11 11 Turf Personalities—No. 17 By Epsom Jeep /\NE of the biggest importers of racehorses for the \f Malayan turf is Mr. Max lan Wheatley. A keen horseman and a fine judge of horses, he has brought about 80 horses to this country from Australia. The excellence of235 words
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Article98 1948-01-11 11 Sunday Times Correspondent *pHE Krian hockey team will be travelling to Kuala f"p»^ today to meet the Kuala Tc*wg™ r district in their first-round replay 1 in the Perak inter -district hockey knockout competition. The first match, played at Parit Bun tar. resulted in a98 words
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Article457 1948-01-11 11 R. BARTH REPLIES TO PERAK UMPIRE RONNIE Banh, captain of the Singapore hockey team, has written a letter to the Sunday Times in reply to the statement last week by Mr. Venasi, Perak umpire for the game at Kuala Lumpur on Dec 20 between Singapore and Perak which was abandoned457 words
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Article45 1948-01-11 11 Following snimmfcig events for juniors will be held at the Singapore Swimming Club today at 10.30 a.m.: one-length freestyle for boy* inder 16, onelength free-style for girls under 16, one-breadth free-style for boys under 13 and «oe-breadth freestyle for girls vnder 13.45 words
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Article319 1948-01-11 11 THE following are the weights for the first 1 day's races in the Selangor Turf Club's January meeting to be run on Saturday: norses, i i»sk 1, uiv. i, 3| run. COUNSEL II 9.04 GOLD MEDALLIST 9 02 ECLIPTIC 8.09 GAMEBOROUUH 8.09 LYNCHBURO 8.07 SOME CLASS 8.05319 words
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Advertisement286 1948-01-11 11 tfj£*s NOW SHOWING! SAMUEL GOLDWYN pmwti DANNY KAYE VIRGINIA MAYO and THE GOIDWYN GIRLS in 'THE SECRET LIFE OF WMLTEM^MITTY" in rfcwcoio* wii. BORIS KARLOFP FAY BAINTM ANN ROTHERFORO r.*«~i Or S*«*u« OOiowth O*~»s ir MOtMAN IMIOO 0»«<W f»^e~Mr IH OAWwiIA-S^C NEXT CHANGE"" N.B.— At The 2 4.15 p.m. Shows286 words
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Advertisement306 1948-01-11 11 Today Four Shows fjfycusi/^wt, 1.30 -4 6.30 9.30 P.M. t/ PHONrTbQO3 i Arthur Rank Presents WOULD YOU TAKE '^dU i V". c nun stvttti pium 1 WTO YOUR HOME y> I mmmnu i fTV~Y I ritl Til Mll i Ys^yt. V david farkar GLYNIS 3OHNS l\ Aflora robson Cj^JJ \1306 words
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Article, Illustration1155 1948-01-11 12 Exciting play in rugby final From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. WITH a try scored by John Ritchie in the third minute of play and a penalty kicked by Littledyke ten minutes after the start of the second half, Penang beat the Singapore Services by six1,155 words
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518 1948-01-11 12 WHE indoor championships X of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association to be held next month at the Happy World promises to be a very interesting international tournament. Well-known tennis players from Great Britain, Switzerland. Australia, America and Franco will be playing against Singapore's leading exponents of518 words
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Article523 1948-01-11 12 HOBART, Saturday. Pthe fii. of the two three-day fixtures with Tasmania, which began today, Amarnath caused some surprise when, winning the toss, he sent Tasmania in to bat first on a good, fast wicket. The home side were all out for 142, Rangachari distinguishing himself by ttw»523 words
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Article60 1948-01-11 12 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE inter-State hockey match between Selangor and Negrl Sembi'aa cm the railway padang this evening was abandoned after the interval owing to the muddy nature of the ground. There i were no goals scored. The match was called oT after60 words
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Article, Illustration37 1948-01-11 12 MaJ. D. Vaughan's First of the Dandic V. Mooney up, falls at the second onen ditch in the new King George VI steeplechase at Kempton Park, bringing down J. Dowdeswell on Mrs. C. D. Wilson's Battling Pepulas.37 words
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172 1948-01-11 12 TRUCK FLOATS MAY TAKE HORSES TO KL Sunday Times Staff Reporter WITH rail and sea t r anspor t- ation unavailable. Major A. M. Heddle has decided to make an attempt to take to Kuala Lumpur his candidates for the coming Selangor races by means of a novel method. He172 words
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Article218 1948-01-11 12 KOALA LUMPUR, Saturday. COLLOWING are the provisional r fixtures in the H.M.B. Malaya Cup soccer competition for 1946, as officially released by the secretary of the Football Association of Malaya. NORTHERN SECTION May 1: Kedah ts. Penang, Perak vs. Pahang, Seiangor ts. Services. May 23: Perak218 words
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Article102 1948-01-11 12 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. rpHE North side selected for X the annual match against the South was selected today, with Maurice Pestana as taptain. The match will be played on Jan. 24. at Singapore, in accordance with the decision made by the Malayan Rufby102 words
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Advertisement161 1948-01-11 12 3 Shows Daily 3. 6.1S 9.15 p.m. A Stninrf Love Story! Charln Chaplin in "MONSIEUR VERDOUX" IlisWk-al LAUGHTER! Haunlinc ROMANCE! Shorking DRAMA! A nrw Chaplin Masterpiece! T.RKAT WORLD GLOBE 3—7—9.15 p.m. "DESERT AGENT" (Chaps. 1 to NEW WORLD MDO 3—7—9.15 p.m. "THE THRILL OF BRAZIL" p!:i.N "THE EVIC OF TARAWA"161 words
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Advertisement29 1948-01-11 12 QUEENS THEATRE To-day at 3.00. 6.30 9. 1S p.m. To-morrow a 4 3.00 6.30 p m. only lOIR FEATHERS" (In Technicolor) To-morrow at 9.15 p.m. show only "THE SQUEAKER"29 words
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Advertisement345 1948-01-11 12 Singapore to PENANG Daily 85 BAT AVI A Friday* SIAS PALEMBANG Tuesday S 75 SAIGON Sundays $200 MED AN Saturdays >105 Penang, to MEDANr Saturdays $60 MALAYIS AIRWAYS LIMITED (Mansfield Co. Ltd., Singapore) These are signs of what doctors call v '"^ismJ^lH^f "Mineral-Vitamin deficiency" warnings^-* 1 that you are not345 words
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