The Straits Times, 28 September 1948
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Title Section19 1948-09-28 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1948. PRK E TEN CENTS19 words
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Article, Illustration1120 1948-09-28 1 "Russia To Blame If Black Fury Of Atom Warfare Comes" PARIS, Monday. AILR. Ernest Bevin, the British Foreign Secretary, told the United IVI Nations General Assembly today that Russia alone would be responsible if atom warfare burst upon the world. "With all the solemnity atAP - 1,120 words
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Article, Illustration60 1948-09-28 1 BASKET SELLER: One of the excellent photographs In Straits Times Pictures 1948. On sale early in November, it contains nearly 100 photographs. Last year's issue was sold out after running through three editions. Make sure of your copy by ordering now: price 12.75 posted to any address in the world60 words
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Article209 1948-09-28 1 SHANGHAI, Monday. \IK. Aw Haw, son of Mr. Aw Boon Haw, Singapore's Itl '-xiger Balm King." was reported tonight to have left for Hong Kong one and a half hours before his arrest was ordered for alleged unlawful currency and black market dealings His arrestReuter - 209 words
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Article37 1948-09-28 1 RANGOON, Mon.-Burmese Government troops were today mopping up m Syrian?, Bri-tish-owned oil refinery centre across the river from Ran goon, where they have been fighting a battle with insurgents for the last few days.— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article17 1948-09-28 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.Dyak trackers are now workng wl'h security forces In the Pahang Jungles.17 words
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Article177 1948-09-28 1 BERLIN, Monday. THE Western Powers will stand firm m Berlin against the Soviets. That is the prediction m foreign and German political circles here today, writes an A.P. observer. The United States and Britain are expected to throw a mighty effort into the WesternAP - 177 words
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Article112 1948-09-28 1 AUSTRALIA HALTS ARMS SALE I From Our Own Correspondent MELBOURNE. Mon. 4USTRALIA Is ordering her Trade Commissioners m Asia to halt efforts to sell A£ 2,000.000 worth of wartime aircraft spares recently de- clared surplus. Orders already received will I not be filled. No reasons are given by the Government's112 words
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Article44 1948-09-28 1 The British vessel Charles Dickens ran aground off Tebang Bakar m the Rhio Strait i yesterday morning on her way to Singapore from Sydney. She was refloated later m the day and was expected to arrive m Singapore last -.light44 words
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Article, Illustration173 1948-09-28 1 PARIS, Monday. SIR Mohammad Zafrullah Khan, Foreign Minister of Pakistan, asked the United Nations today to establish their own system of observers m Hyderabad. Replying to the speech of Mrs. Pandit, leader of the Indian delegation last week. Sir Zafrullah recalled her remark that India hadReuter; AP - 173 words
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Article71 1948-09-28 1 HYDERABAD, Monday. ••"THE Hyderabad dispute j settled, said a spokesman for the Nizam yesterday. He described as "ridiculous" the reported Intention of the Hyderabad Foreign Minister (Nawab Mom Nawaz Jung) to place the dispute before the Security Council, The spokesman said that the Nizam had sent lettersReuter; UP - 71 words
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Article152 1948-09-28 1 BATAVIA, Monday. REPUBLICAN troops m Java today claimed to have encircled the Communist rebel stronghold of Madiun, according to the news agency, Aneta, while other reports here indicated that Communist forces were retreating on three of their four fronts. But or. the. fourth front, unconfirmed reportsReuter; Reuter-AAP - 152 words
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Article82 1948-09-28 1 BENTONG. Mon. A FERRET Force unit m Pahang yesterday shot dead two bandits and wounded another during a sweep of a jungle area near Mentakab. Ferrets came across a number of bandits who were wearing three -star uniforms and fought them. Some bandits escaped. A rifle82 words
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Article78 1948-09-28 1 WELLINGTON. Mon— New Zealand is to return to Finland the 2,800-ton fourmasted barque Pamir, one of the world's dwindlinz fleet of sailing ships. She was seized as a prize at Wellington m August 1941. and returned to Auckland last month after a round-the-world trip. Mr. Peter Fraser. theReuter-AAP - 78 words
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Article26 1948-09-28 1 BANGKOK, Mon: Hun dred s of houses m a crowded area near the Bangkok rail way treminus were gutted o\ a fire today.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article18 1948-09-28 1 RANGOON. Mon: The Bur mese Government imposed ar official censorship today on al outgoing foreign press telegrams.—Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
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101 1948-09-28 2 EDINBURGH, Monday. A SUDDEN strike disrupted .the service of the *T Douglas Hotel m Aberdeen on Saturday night alter a porter stepped on the bride's train at a wedding reception. When the porter was sacked. 95 other workers walked out and the generalAP - 101 words
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Article67 1948-09-28 2 AUGUSTA (Georgia), Mon.— Four women and on§ man campaigning for Mr. Henry Wallace reported yesterday that a mob of 300 men dragged them from their hotel, drove 10 miles and dumped them with the warning to stay out of town. They said they were mauled when theyUP - 67 words
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Article52 1948-09-28 2 MANILA, Mon.— Expansion Of the American military base at Clark Field by 6,000 acres is being carried out m accordance with an agreement between United States and the Philippines. A total of U.S. $2,691,000 is being spent on expropriation, U.S. $391,000 for 1.122 houses, the remainder onAP - 52 words
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Article71 1948-09-28 2 ANTWERP, Mon.—Screenings of the American film "The Iron Curtain," based on the Canadian spy trial, have been suspended here after fights between Communists and police inside and outside the cinema. Five people were injured m clashes on Saturday night and a number of demonstrators arrested. Brussels policeReuter - 71 words
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Article18 1948-09-28 2 SANTA MONICA (California). Mon.— Film actress Jane Withers gave birth to a daughter yesterday.— A.P.AP - 18 words
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Article22 1948-09-28 2 MONTGOMERY (Alabama,; Mon.— Air Force commanders throughout the world have been called to a conference here this week. —A.P.AP - 22 words
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Article57 1948-09-28 2 MONTREAL, Mon.— A party of 65 British schoolboy explorers, seven Canadian Rhodes Scholars and a nine-year-old Viscount are among i passengers bound for Llver- pool m the Empress of Canada. The boys members of the British School Exploration Society, are on their way home after a six-weeks stayAP - 57 words
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Article34 1948-09-28 2 LONDON. Mon.— B.O.A.C announced last night it had purchased the Lockheed aircraft service depot at Shannon Airport. Eire, and would remove parts to England. The equipment, is suitable for servicing Constellations —A.P.AP - 34 words
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Article53 1948-09-28 2 SHANGHAI, Mon.— A cup of plain tea was the only refreshment served to guests at the wedding of the son of a navy officer daring the week-end. The Press described the wedding "breakfast" as the first strict observance of the new austerity movement if PresidentReuter - 53 words
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64 1948-09-28 2 I. A.M. Examinations for tnej following Grades will be held In early December, 1944. 1. Draughtsman Grade 1 (Grade II Draughtsmen only eligible to ■it). 3. Draughtsman Grade n (Grade I Tracers only eligible to sit). 3. Tracer Grade I (Grade n Draughtsmen only eligible64 words
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Advertisement750 1948-09-28 2 NOTICES STRAITS/CALCUTTA CONFERENCE Shippers are hereby notified that as from 18th September d 20% rebate will be allowed afl tariff rates on shipments made to Calcutta from Port Swettenham by the undernoted Ltaei who comprise the Straits/Calcutta Conference. 8.1 Steam Navigation Co Ltd Indo-China S N. Company TERRITORY OF PAPUANEW750 words
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Advertisement424 1948-09-28 2 NOTICES W A *N I N G ROLEX ETERNA Direct imports of watches from Switzerland are severely restricted and this has caused a shortage of Rolex and Eterna watches, the two most accurate and dependabu timekeepers known m Malaya. Every Rolex and Etema sold by us has been specially made424 words
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Advertisement640 1948-09-28 2 NOTICES IN THE MATTES OF AUSTRAL MALAY TIN DREDGING LIMITED and IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCES, 1940 to 1946 NOTICE Is hereby given that a petition presented to the High Court of the Federation of Malaya at Ipoh on the 30th day of August 1948 for confirming the640 words
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Advertisement151 1948-09-28 2 FOR SALE Various lots of residential land ot 1 to 2 acres each or thereabouts subdivided from the total acreage of 29 acres situated at lj mile, Rock Road, Kuchlng, Sarawak, the property of the late Mr. O. P. Rlcketu (deceased). Pot particulars and quotation Dlease apply to the undersigned151 words
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Advertisement113 1948-09-28 2 Speed jjBlL that' s been bred on the race-track ~^^f?^^\ Safety x^/ that's been proved the world over nl I mgm I Fitted with the same type of engine that W^r.^r won s0 many inlernatlona l roa d events, but styled with British exterior that has a high-quality look. Built113 words
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Advertisement211 1948-09-28 2 §ome things you just can't mask, Pi'qeon Cute costume, slave girl. But what good is your nusquerade if underarm odour gives you away Don't take chances. Rely on Mum. Tonight's bath was fine for washing away past perspirn afion. But to guard against future underarm odour, play safe use Mum211 words
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Article540 1948-09-28 3 Air Control Bid A Shock To West PARIS, Monday. WESTERN diplomats meeting with Mr. Stalin m the Kremlin some weeks ago agreed to a currency policy for Berlin with the consequent lifting of the blockade. An agreed directive was sent to the four Commanders-in-Chief m Berlin. ThenAP; UP - 540 words
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Article463 1948-09-28 3 Continued from Page 1 tlons and our internal Dolitlcal business. "If not we caiinor look with any confidence upon any resolution which may be DUt before us." Mr. Bevin then asked Mr. Vishinsky: "Is it true that notwithstanding everything you say from this platform, Is it the Marxist-LeninistReuter - 463 words
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Article110 1948-09-28 3 BELGRADE Mon. EXECUTION of Albanian Communists who openly expressed disagreement with the Cominform attitude towards Yugoslavia is reported m the Pobeda, organ of the People's Front of Montenegro. Many Albanians have fled the country and sought asylum m Yugoslavia. Refugees said that recently, near the Adriatic port110 words
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Article71 1948-09-28 3 STOCKHOLM, Mon. Count Polke Bernadotte, assassinated United Nations mediator, was cremated today after a funeral service at the J Gustav Vasa Church. Israel and Arab representatives sat side by side. The coffin was borne up] the aisle by members of the Red Cross while the choir sang "DeepReuter - 71 words
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Article, Illustration30 1948-09-28 3 FAMILY REUNION: Commander of the U.S. Third Air Division (General Leon Johnson) greeted m England by his 14-year and 15-year-old daughters who have arrived to attend school there. Reuter picture.Reuter - 30 words
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Article868 1948-09-28 3 PARIS, Monday. rpHE Western Powers issued a virtual ultimatum to 1 Russia on Sept. 14— to lift the blockade of Berlin or face collapse of the negotiations m Moscow. This was revealed today In i a 3,000-word note issued today by Britain, the United StatesReuter; UP - 868 words
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Advertisement168 1948-09-28 3 A J iWxia Car* Made In Kncland Distributors: ChJnese Trading Co., Singapore Ouan Hoe Co., Ltd., Ipoh Segatrat Store Arency. Penanf nan Hon* Leon X St Co.. Penan*. Factory Representatives T. V. MITCHELL CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG **ousi paint *no\ tforuA. K&xtl Vcrir! SWP is a top quality168 words
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Advertisement496 1948-09-28 3 I pine-clad mountains ij jjg S^^gP brought to your room* li^^S^^^^^S^^ s^"^ bring* enmplete dsys »nd sUffllnt sultry nlrhts. Re mm q Inn ioqm m (ONomom CHRISTMAS PARCELS TO UNITED KINGDOM. Order direct and save delay. Immediate despatch on receipt of order. Th e following are a few of the496 words
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287 1948-09-28 4 RAPID housing development m Singapore m the immediate future is forecast by the Municipal Arc hitect and Building Surveyor (Mr. D. C. Rae). This trend is indicated by activity m the initial stages of planning late m 1947, says Mr. Rae m his annual287 words
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Article, Illustration36 1948-09-28 4 MISS TOME WITT, who Li appearing m the Stage Club's presentation of "Quiet Wedding" which is being produced by Miss Pamela Titheradge at the Victoria Theatre on Oct. 9, 14, 15 and 17.— Straits Times picture.36 words
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Article67 1948-09-28 4 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. DURING a visit to H.M.S. Alert off Kuala Trengganu v.n Saturday, the Sultan of Trengganu steered th e sloop for half an hour. With the Mentri Besar, the British Adviser, the State Secretary, the A.D.C.. and his private secretary,67 words
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Article258 1948-09-28 4 'DEVELOP MALAY ECONOMY' Malay News From Our Malay Correspondent MAJLIS, the Kuala Lumpur Malay newspaper, m a leading article yesterday, comments on Mr. Creech Jones' statement m Parliament last week during the debate on Malaya that Britain does not wish to suppress nationalist movements and that neither does she wish258 words
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Article92 1948-09-28 4 LONDON, Mon.— Lieutenanr Lord (David Patrick Coke) Ogilyy, eldest son of the Earl of Airlie. was recently summoney at Mortlake. London for exceeding the speed limit m Lonsdale Road. Barnes A letter was read In which Lord Oyllvy said he was leaving for Malaya, "where I shai]92 words
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Article53 1948-09-28 4 LONDON. Mon. Miss J. A. Bloom, of Claoon-on-Sea Essex has been appointed to the Colonial Education Service as a schoolmistress m Malaya. Miss Bloom who was born m Colchester was educated at Herts and Essex High School, and Homerton College. Cambridge. She has taught m Saffron53 words
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70 1948-09-28 4 Tug Tows In Ship With Broken Prop A SINGAPORE trading ves-l sel, MTS 14, was towed Into Singapore with a broken I propellor shaft by the Harbour Board tug Griper last I week. The craft broke her shaft j 12 miles from Singapore last! Friday. She was carrying a cargo70 words
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Article103 1948-09-28 4 The Association of British Malaya m Singapore, the Federation. North Borneo and Sarawak have made an arrangement with all branches of the Chartered. Hongkong and Shanghai. Mercantile ?nn I Eastern Banks. These banks have r i receive subscriptions from members, and to remit them to London on103 words
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Article18 1948-09-28 4 All vehicles going to Holland must now have a valid triptych or "Carnet de Passage."18 words
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Article147 1948-09-28 4 QUOTA OF SMOKES REQUEST T^HE Singapore Overseas •I- Importers' and Exporters' Association has asked the Government to negotiate with the Dutch authorities for an Increased cigarette re-export quota which at present is five per cent, of cargoes destined for Indonesia. "With the present quota of five per cent, for cigarettes,147 words
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Article70 1948-09-28 4 On an educational tour of Singapore are 20 Chinese students of Chong Hwa High School, Kuala Lumpur. Led by their headmaster, Mr. Lai Chew Wah, the students came to Singapore by the scnool's private bus on Sept. 23 and are now visiting the Island's industrial70 words
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Article41 1948-09-28 4 Two hundred rounds of greased .45 ammunition was handed to the Singapore Police by a Chinese c'vilian at 3.20 p.m. on Sunday. It was found by the civilian m a tin m a back lane off Johore Road.41 words
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120 1948-09-28 4 THE Singapore Overseas Chinese Importers' and Ex- 1 porters' Association has passed a resolution objecting to i the 20 per cent, "tax" to be I levied by the Indonesia! Office m Singapore m respect of all cargoes arriving! from Republican -held ports m Indonesia120 words
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157 1948-09-28 4 TWO trade unions, the Singapore Sago Workers' and the Singapore Sundry Shop Employees', were yesterday struck off the register of trade unions. The Registrar of Trade Unions, Singapore, cancelled their registrations since the two months allowed them to prove their existence had ex- pi157 words
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Advertisement140 1948-09-28 4 FIRST CHOICE OF LEADING MUNICIPALITIES I COMMER KARRIER The Commer and Karrier range— built by Engineers with wide experience of municipal needs— includes vehicles for each purpose. Unequalled m reliability and economy, and capable of giving long periods of trouble-free service with the minimum of attention, these //IJ Distributors famous140 words
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Advertisement282 1948-09-28 4 Hf^ Comfort HOT and humid elsewhere v but m yuur office, coolness for your comfort and well-being. Yes— a Carrier Room Air Conditioner will make a surprising difference Its introduction of filtered fresh air gently circulated throughout your office gives controlled ventilation No blowing of papers from fans,— no dust282 words
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Article293 1948-09-28 5 End Of Jap Bank Murder Hunt TOKIO, Monday. A 56- YEAR-OLD artist named Sadamichi Hirazawa today confessed that he killed 12 employees of the Teikoku Bank and robbed the bank of 180,000 yen last January. The confession brings to an end police investigations described as theReuter - 293 words
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Article71 1948-09-28 5 From Our Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Mon. Thirteen young snakes Rave the shock of their lives to a jrroup of inquisitive Malay and Chinese children at Kampong Java Lane today. The snakes Jumped out of the stomach of a dead snake which the children had ripped open. Some men71 words
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Article247 1948-09-28 5 A STATEMENT that she saw her husband, Ling Mcc Choon, stabbed with a pair of scissors, stagger a few paces and drop to the ground bleeding profusely, was made m the Singapore Police Court psterday by Chee Kirn fing. She was giving evidence against a man named247 words
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Article96 1948-09-28 5 SEREMBAN, Mon. CJUPERSTITION are hamTO pering Chinese progress, Mr. Chan Nam Seng of the Negri Sembilan Education Department told Rota- rians at their weekly meeting. Mr. Chan hoped that these beliefs would soon lose their significance. "Superstition still plays an important part m the lives of the Chinese96 words
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Article34 1948-09-28 5 SEREMBAN, Mon.— For extorting two bottles of beer from Lee Ah Tee by threatening him with assault, a 15-year-old Tamil boy was given six strokes of the rotan In the District Court.34 words
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Article, Illustration47 1948-09-28 5 TEST TEAM AT BALMORAL: Members of the Australian cricket team walk with members of the Royal Family on the lawn of Balmoral Castle. On the right, the King walks with Don Bradman. while m thr centre the Queen talks with another member of the team. A.P. picture.AP - 47 words
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Article104 1948-09-28 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. TRENGGANU Boy Scouts 1 As1 sociatlon has decided to send three Scouts to represent the State m the Malayan Contingent attending the West Pacific Scouts 1 Jamboree m Australia m December The three Scouts are Inche Muda bin Mohamed Amln, i Asst. District Commissioner104 words
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Article60 1948-09-28 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.Parents, friends and past pupUg of the Kuala Lumpur I Convent have been invited to I a fun fair to be held by the Convent on Saturday at Bukit Nanas. The fair will be held m the afternoon m aid of60 words
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Article149 1948-09-28 5 THREE Ceylonese of the Royal Pioneer Corps j broke into a shop at the' 14th mile Woodlands j Road and took cash $200 1 and a fountain pen valued at $12. One of them is stated to have opened the door for about 20 others, who149 words
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401 1948-09-28 5 Y.W.C.A. Appeal For Volunteer Workers From Our Woman Correspondent \IISS Beatrice Lynch, Y.W.C.A. Malayan Secretary 11 for Youth Training, is calling all Singapore's Y.W.C.A. members who have the spare time to do voluntary work for the Association. Those interested, she said, will be given a training course m various aspects401 words
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Article233 1948-09-28 5 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. AN experiment m local t* government on Pulau Lumut, an island Malay reservation with a population of 1,100 six miles j from Port Swettenham, j began on Saturday with the inaugural meeting of (the island council. The Tengku Laksamana, eldest233 words
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Article42 1948-09-28 5 A taxi driven by an unlicensed driver was involved m an accident with an elderly Chinese near the Junction of Wallich Street and Tanjong Pagar Road at 3.50 p.m. yesterday. The Chines* was taken to the General Hospital by ambulance.42 words
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144 1948-09-28 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon A proposal to form mukim j councils m Kedah is expected to be discussed at a meeting of District Officers to be held here this week-end. The District Officer, Kuala Muda (Inche Mohd Aklb) I has circularised heads of144 words
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Article40 1948-09-28 5 When James Farrow Bate. 21-year-old aircraftsman, picked up a pedestal lamp m a high speed beat at RAF. Seletar on Sept. 20, he was electrocuted. The Singapore coroner (Mr. Chocr Singh) yesterday recorded a misadventure.40 words
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Article28 1948-09-28 5 The engagement is announced between Squadron Leader B. Drake, DJS.O.. D.F.C Of H.Q. Air Command Far East a».d Junior Commander Linda Strong A.TJ3.. of G.H.Q, FARELF.28 words
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Advertisement215 1948-09-28 5 XMAS HOME PARCELS Tor Singaporeans Christmas parties are months away. But the family at home have begun hoarding precious ration points to buy a few luxuries for Christmas dinner. Plan your own Christmas surprise package and let Cold Storage pack and mail it for you. Or ask Cold Storage to215 words
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Advertisement173 1948-09-28 5 SWEETS AND CHOCOLATES Obtainable from ORCHARD ROAD: RAFFLES PLACE: SINCAPORE COLD STORACE FEDc R a nKPF nsary CENERAL TRADINC FEDtRU DISPENSARY MARICAN SONS NAINA MOHAMED SONS HAVELOCK ROAD: HEAP HO CO Sole Distributors ANN PENG TRADERS LTD 59 STAMFORD ROAD SINGAPORE AND STAYS CLEAR M0 t To see the table173 words
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1030 1948-09-28 6 Th e Straits Times Singapore, Tues., Sept. 28, 1948 THE END OF THE ROAD The Berlin crisis has come to a head as it had to sooner or later for at no time since the Soviet established its blockade of the German capital has there been the slightest indication that1,030 words
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Article172 1948-09-28 6 n the Strait* of Sept. 28, 1898. I think I once remarked that Buklt Timah Bungalow was a nice place when you reached it. That opinion has never been disputed, so it is with confident feelings that I advance a plea m favour of another spot more172 words
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Article790 1948-09-28 6 COMMUNISM VERSUS RU BBER We publish today an extract from an article written by F. Herbette and published m the Revue Generate dv Caoutchouc. This was sent to the Straits Times by a leading figure m the Malayan rubber industry and we reproduce it because we think it throws new790 words
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Article, Illustration15 1948-09-28 6 Federation Studies 6 —Photograph by C. A. Gibson-Hill FISHING NETS AT TELOK DAWAI, SOUTHERN KEDAH.15 words
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412 1948-09-28 6 MAN-EN-THE-STREET Speeding-up The Municipality 'TO appreciate the causes A of building delays, to apportion the blame and to find a remedy one must take into consideration several (e.g. legal) technicalities m the plexus of building bye-laws, multiplicity of departmental action, and the vital role of Municipal C<w'i*nissioners. Before submitting a412 words
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Article280 1948-09-28 6 ALTHOUGH Kallang at present may not be up to the standards requin d for the operation of lar^e modern aircraft, it could be made so, and without the costly business at Changi. As suggested m your excellent Jeader last we<-k Kailang should m the meantime be280 words
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Article31 1948-09-28 6 At Malay schools the pupils learn That "bakar" is m English burn; But most forget that "tutup api" Means "dim that light" and make it nappy. SAVE ELECTRICITY. Singapore.31 words
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Advertisement800 1948-09-28 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. DUCLOS— To Dolly, wife of Ronnie Duclos, at K.K. Hospital on 26th September, a daughter. Hazel. MARRABLEr— TO MOYRA, wife ot F D. Marrable at Bungsar Hospital Kuala Lumpur on Sept. 27tn 1948.— a daughter. SMITH— At Penanj? on 24th Be>>t.. 1948 to Elizabeth (nee Anderson) wife of800 words
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Advertisement127 1948-09-28 6 ONE PAIR OF EYES "One pair of eyes en last a lifetime. You can chew with false teeth, walk with a wooden leg, but never can you see with a blind eyes." This does not mean that we are In danger of going blind but a warning that we should127 words
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Advertisement56 1948-09-28 6 g^X^^J^ FRESH, AROMATIC i/yCINjT/ AND DELICIOUS IN FLAVOUR PACKED IN lib VACUUM TINS BY SPECIAL PROCESS. PERFECT FRESHNESS GUARANTF»T> SIN 6 APOR 6 KUALA LUMPUR PENANC HAVE YOUR COSTUME OR SUIT BUILT BY RAAB IN YOU WILL HAVE SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF TEMPORARY ADDRESS 58 ORCHARD ROAD FIRST FLOOR56 words
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Article808 1948-09-28 7 Hands Him Over To Police KUALA LUMPUR, Monday A NEGRI Sembilan bandit leader, Linr Chong, was today shot with his own revolver by one of his own men, who thcr handed him over to the police. The two men fought m a small lean-to hut on808 words
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166 1948-09-28 7 THE U.S. Consul-Gene-x ral. Mr. Paul R. Josselyn, sailed for Shanghai yesterday aboard the Sabolga on the first stage of his Journey home to retirement. He was accompanied by Mrs. Josselyn and their daughter, Marjorle. A large number of prominent Singaporeans were at the ship166 words
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Article44 1948-09-28 7 Eight Chinese stowaways were discovered on board the British vessel Chaksang which arrived m Singapore from China por s yesterday. The men have been detained by the Singapore Immiaration Department and will be returned to China by the first available ship.44 words
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Article51 1948-09-28 7 TELUK ANSON, Mon. More than 100 recruits left Teluk Anson yesterday for training at the Police Depot at Kuala Lumpur. The recruits, all Malays, came from all parts of the district m response to the call for expansion of the Police Force m the51 words
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Article, Illustration361 1948-09-28 7 PROMINENT members of the legal profession, Executive and Legislative Councillors, and Government officials were among the 1,000 people who attended the funeral service of Mr. Chajt Sze Jin, C.M.G., at Bidadari Cemetery yestgrda The Rev. Goh Hood Keng officiated, and the Singapore361 words
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Article99 1948-09-28 7 About 500 guests gathered it the new business premises of Messrs. Ban Teck Seng at I 196 South Bridge Road last I Saturday where Mr. Tan Chwee Boon, the proprietor, gave a cocktail party Among the guests were the Australian Commissioner In Malaya (Mr. Claude99 words
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Article73 1948-09-28 7 The Foochow Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold two variety entertainments at the Chinese V.M.C.A. at 7.30 p.m. on Sept. 29 and 30. The entertainment includes musical items and a film, "Anchors Aweigh" a techrrtcolur musical comedy Dr. Chen Su Lan is the patron lor both events. Twenty73 words
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Article23 1948-09-28 7 The name of Village Committees has been aitered to "Rural District Committees" m accordance with a decision, of the Rural Board.23 words
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Article120 1948-09-28 7 Mr. Justice Jobling, yesterday m the Supreme Court, dismissed the appeal brought by Arathoon and Sons against Ban Lee Seng, for an ejectment order under the Control of Rent Ordinance. Arathoon and Sons' application for possession of a godown at Magazine Road occupied by Ban Lee Seng,120 words
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Article29 1948-09-28 7 Mr. Reginald B. Bevan was admitted to practice as an advocate and solicitor of the Colony Bar yesterday by the acting Chief Justice (Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith).29 words
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Article14 1948-09-28 7 A total of 794 special constables were recruited m Malacca up to Sept. 25.14 words
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109 1948-09-28 7 LHJKCED to swallow a pill by two armed Chinese who hustled him into a taxi, an elderly Chinese recovered consciousness to find himself tied to a telegraph pole m Braddell Road. All his assailants gained was $21.50 The 64 years old Chinese reported109 words
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Article292 1948-09-28 7 THE 13th WITNESS TESTIFIES THE thirteenth witness w;ave evidence yesterday at the Ninth Police Court, on the eleventh day of the hearing of the preliminary inquiry into tentative charges concerning RAF property. The Magistrate (Mr. E. V. A. Peers) asked Chief Inspector C. W. Such, the prosecuting officer how many292 words
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Article38 1948-09-28 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— The Sultan of Johore has donated 25 acres of land at Kluang to the Italian Order of the Cano&sian Institute of Singapore as a site for the erection of a girls' school.38 words
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Article67 1948-09-28 7 T. E. Scot* pleaded guilty m the Fourth Police Court yesterday to being drunk and Incapable and to voluntarily causing hurt to a police inspector. The Magistrate (Mr. A. O. Shears) fined him $6C or three weeks' rigorous imprisonment. Evidence showed he was found lying on67 words
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Article66 1948-09-28 7 tOR selling a bottle of beer without a licence to a revenue officer on Sept. 19, Heng Keng Tong, proprietor of a fruit shop at 215, Albert Street, was yesterday sentenced to $1,000 fine or three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Fourth Police Magistrate (Mr. A.66 words
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Article99 1948-09-28 7 From Our Staft' or respondent IPOH, Mon. TWENT Y-SIX European pupils of the Tanglin School, Cameron Highlands, returned by air today after i summer vacations In Singapore and Penang. Malayan Airways operated two planes for the extra traffic. The Singapore party ii 12 girls and99 words
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Article, Illustration30 1948-09-28 7 In celebration of the Sultan of Johore's ?sth birthday, a tea-party was held m front of the house of the Assistant District Officer, Tangkak, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed Salleh.30 words
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517 1948-09-28 7 A PROVOST Officer m Singapore, Capt. A. R. Cook, yesterday faced a District Courtmartial at Fort Canning, on four charges relating to the sum of $4,236.09 which is missing from an imprest account held m his name. Fifteen Hongkong and Shanghai bank cheques517 words
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Article85 1948-09-28 7 A garden fete sponsored by Lady Gimson n aid of the Handicapped Children's Fund will be held m Government House grounds on Saturday, Oct. 9, from 4 p.m to D.15 p.m. Attractions will be wayangs, bands, novelty stalls, prizes and a dragon dance. Tickets at85 words
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Advertisement109 1948-09-28 7 SINCE 1875 MOUTRIES have manufactured and sold PIANOS m the East. TVeir reputation and experience £,ained over this long, period is your guarantee of satisfaction. We offer m our showroom Grand and Upright Pianos by CHAPPELL BROADWOOD DANEMANN STROHMENCER I ESTAB. MOUTRIE &CO MALAYAi LTCX 111 1 875 I JOHN109 words
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Advertisement116 1948-09-28 7 «^K*^^l^"**"^^^^^ -^> -^^"^^-^^^Bf M^K^-^l^^ .^^^E* sF9^i&x~^^^^'*'^^ _^<^^^^^ Active men know the relaxing companionship of fine ~_<c2*<tSh pipe. The famed lk>wJX*% dfl Charatan fills the BW»L* Sm bill. Yes, it gives 1 9 you mild, mellow smoking that b«- >^ comes sweeter with time. But more... the Charatan is d«- i116 words
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Article189 1948-09-28 8 Federal Move Under Treaty From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. INFORMATION regarding Chinese detained under the Emergency Regulations will Shortly be made available to Chinese consulai officials m all parts of the Federation. This action, the Straits Times was informed 6y the Chinese Consul General (Mr.189 words
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Article184 1948-09-28 8 Johore Weekly Letter JQHQRE BAHRU. Mon. ORPHANS bereaved by the action of terrorists have Increased the number of Inmates at the State Welfare Home. In many cases, too, women whose husbands have been killed by terrorists have been given shelter pending othsx arrangements being made for then* future. a •TWENTY-FIVE184 words
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Article105 1948-09-28 8 THE custom of Sarawak Dis- trict Courts In taking judicial notice of by-laws is irregular and Improper according to the Chief Justice (Dr. R. Y. Hedges). In the Sarawak Appeal Court, Kuching, Dr. Hedges upheld the appeal of Awang Rambli and Abang Han against a conviction for105 words
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Article76 1948-09-28 8 Although Tong Ah Soh, a Singapore gunman, who held up and tried to rob a pedestrian m Smith Street on Feb. 5. succeeded m eluding a policeman who came on the scene, his liberty was only short-lived. The constable knew his man and traced him76 words
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Article65 1948-09-28 8 TODAY Exhibitions of Paintings, Victoria Memorial Hall. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Y.W.C.A.. Leaders Training Course, 6. Raffles Quay. 5 p.m. "Vital Subjects for Today," oy Mr. Lee and E. Buck and Mr. George Sexton, Bethesda. Bras Basah Road, 8 p.m. TOMORROW Y.W.C.A.. Katocg Groups' meeting, St. Hilda's65 words
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Article197 1948-09-28 8 From Our Staff Correspondent IPOH, Monday. MEASURES for the protection and preservation of x sites of archaeological and geological value m the State are being considered by a committee appointed by the Sultan of Perak. The members of ihe committee are: Mr. A. Hyde, Secretary197 words
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Article27 1948-09-28 8 Mr. E. H. Bromley, European school master, has been appointed to act as headmaster of Victoria School, Singapore, m place of Mr. R. F. Bomford27 words
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Article118 1948-09-28 8 AF the 545 traffic accidents m Singapore during August involving 478 civilian vehicles six were fatal. The victims included four adult cyclists, one child pedestrian and a driver. A total of 171 persons were injured, 51 of them seriously. This number included 37 adult pedestrians,118 words
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Article20 1948-09-28 8 New Justices of Peace appointed for Singapore arc Mr. Thomas FrancU Flynn and Mr. John Le Cain.20 words
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Article, Illustration66 1948-09-28 8 THE FINAL SCENE from the pageant "The Challenge of the Cross", presented by the Methodist Youth Fellowship, Klang, at the Win-my-chum meetings being conducted by the Rev. E. S. Lav of Singapore and the Rev. J. Appadurai of Kuala Lumpur. Left to right: Robert Hoisington, Miss Tan Bee Kong, Lee66 words
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Advertisement209 1948-09-28 8 is" CAPITOL bt rNOW %t»TTB I Vk THURSDAY m-i SJytft TVME AND HAIR JACKSON Co Ltd aaaV ft Ibunca^ ■fkrtrv taßßßßß^^_^a^ia 8 aT^B "^^Sf SS Mm mm 11/ Mm Mm I M If Iml m Mm I m Mm Mm Xv Mm Mm Imy Mm Mm Mm m Mm Mm209 words
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Advertisement295 1948-09-28 8 There is no finer milk J,^ iteKLIM! %}f mvi ILSII. the IOROIN COW k &*s# Ilaie: Klim i» mad« only irom It* milk of healthy, te»ied cow*. Il ia ■ulk ia powdf ad (orm prepared According lo (he most modern procata. Il ha* a daJxiout Iraah flavor. Doctor* recommend il295 words
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Miscellaneous689 1948-09-28 8 u T* ere re maEy P^ 01 he 5 in that the spade bid was much it is unwise for a declarer to lead more difficult for the opponent* trumps One of these U when he to overcaU. On the score South lacSs the top cards In the trump did689 words
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Article, Illustration889 1948-09-28 9 NURSE BRIDGET - Preparing For Sea- Travel With Baby NURSE BRIDGET MCTHERCRAFT IN MALAYA By A MOTHER who expects to be {?oing on leave shortly with her five months old baby wants to know whether or not to wean her before she sails. -\t present I have plenty of milk, but I am889 words
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Article162 1948-09-28 9 INGREDIENTS: one cake yc?ast, X cup lukewarm water, teaspoon salt, one cup scaled milk X cup sugar, six tablespoons short"ening, 3' 2 cups slfed flour, one egg beaten, melted butter, Vi cup finely chopped nuts. Soften yeast In water. Combine I scalded milk, sal", sugar and shortening. When lukewarm,162 words
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Article734 1948-09-28 9 SAT A CORNER AS soon as Robert Koch discovered the tubercle bacillus, his mind turned to the problem of preparing a vaccine. The 1880's was the period of the discovery of the causative organisms of many diseases, m several of which vaccines had been successfully prepared. Koch734 words
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Article745 1948-09-28 9 QUR guards, their V wives and families have become so much a part of our lives that we 'shall miss them when the time comes for them to go. Even now, I haven't got all their names sort^ ed out but it is coming gradually and745 words
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Advertisement110 1948-09-28 9 tt^H jfi m. W T it i __Js3 ALiXANDBA QUAYLt Mrs Quayle writes ts >* *>»•«■* "Alexandra was put on Lactogen almost immediate./ 1 I I She thrived on this and slept all night and was no W ■^-^^^^^^■l trouble at all. Alexandra walked at 10 months, cut her ttto^^tf110 words
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Advertisement217 1948-09-28 9 trC 'd &iv k qomq to a&Slv laugh or r <y* \>\ CJ&tePt He'll be STURDIER HAPPIER fritb these healthgiving tablets t£* A growing ciiilo need* Calciun. *no Pno>>pnoru> *> ivnuic ,»ura» oones. -sound teeth. satet> Ton icken n *kio «uuht» Hrn r* food of man? living io jouncno *ne<t217 words
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Article, Illustration1534 1948-09-28 10 OUR LONDON LETTER IDEAS AND THEORIES IN AN ANXIOUS BRITAIN LONDON, Sept. 15. For anyone who is interested m ideas— and I think you and I are life m Britain has had much to offer these past few days. Most thinking people have been cogitating on a new idea fromReuter - 1,534 words
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Advertisement130 1948-09-28 10 Jvtewt II 11 }f 11 I sMeb I ■I ZQI Co h WC TECHNICOLOR II CORN EL WILOE EB|j%s|i Bntn Carlna RICHARD GREENE Almbar y hfflßhf SANDERS -1 Jfc *~r ri>"'" BEST-SELLING Ml^m^Mfr^ NOVEL THAT s^^Br HAVE THRILLED %jp7%jk BOOK NOW WfE&k to FOR PREMIERE mUgjW 9 TONIGHT at 9.1S130 words
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Advertisement204 1948-09-28 10 CONDEMNED TO A LIVING DEATH FOR A CHIME HE DID NOT COMMIT 3ml WpnYn .(a BASED OH AN AUTHENTIC HAPPENING! THE MOST AMAZING MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE IN AMERICAN HISTORY! Today 4.is 6.30 9.15 AW<<W 5139 THE FINEST BRITISH PICTURE MADE. SEASON EXTENDED nAU i-»a%#i 1 in* LAST DAY HSBMPI.!g.HL j^V204 words
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Miscellaneous351 1948-09-28 10 o ftiI mai ava 111.00 li ...rds; 11.30 News &3. 45 Variety Bandbox 10.45 Kr M lAI Analysis; 11.45 Commonwealth Fiesta; 11.00 Words and Music SINGAPORE Wes'ern Union; 12.00 Palm Court 11.30 See BBC; 11.50 Close (620 kcs. 4.96 or 7.2 mc/s.) Orchestra: 12.30 a.m. Close. RADIO AUSTRALIA 1 p.m.351 words
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Article360 1948-09-28 11 From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Monday. am K. R. F. McNair Scott, m his capacity as "J chairman of two rubber companies, puts the case m his annual statements for including replanting charges m estate production costs. In effect, he says, replanting is an integral part of360 words
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Article88 1948-09-28 11 WASHINGTON, Mon. JMPORTANT financial representatives of 47 Governments will today open the third annual meeting of the World Bank and World Monetary Fund. Meetings, which will concentrate on financial inflation, will go on through the week. Representatives include China's Finance Minister (Mr. Wang Yun-wu), who is88 words
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Article68 1948-09-28 11 FRANKKURT, Monday. INDUSTRIAL production m the British-American zones of Germany set a new post-war record m August. It rose to 67 per cent, of the 1936 level. Officials attributed the increase to an Improved labour situation since the currency reform of June, the lifting of68 words
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Article198 1948-09-28 11 TAI TAX PLANT. TAI TAX Plantations' chairman (Sir Eric MacFadyen) considers that the company's prospects of receiving substantial war damage compensation good. The company has a large claim, he says m his annual statement. "Although it is known that all claims will have to be scaled down,198 words
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Article101 1948-09-28 11 From Our Own Correspondent LONDON, Mon. J± SUM of £71,023 had been spent on rehabilitating the company's equipment, said Uie chairman of Pengkalen (Mr. Stanley Wickett) at *Jie annual meeting. Against this. £51,310 had been received as an advance from the Malayan Government to be set off101 words
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Article33 1948-09-28 11 jELEBU Tin Dredging announces that the tin-ore output for the period June 1 to Aug. 31 was 408 plculs from the company s dredge and 123 piculs from tribute operations.33 words
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356 1948-09-28 11 Company Affairs WATERFALL (Selangor) Rubber Estates' chairman (Mr. E. D. Money) says the company has received an ultimatum from the Government threatening to its loan offer the relevant business is not soon completed. He explains that Debenture 1 holders agreed to the creation of prior356 words
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Article84 1948-09-28 11 MALAYAN SHARES QUIET STEADY From Our Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Malayan share market today was quiet and steady. There were few price alterations. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association were: INDUSTRIALS Buyer Seller Oonsol. Tin Smelters (O) 17/9 18/9 Gammon 2.39 2.40 Robinson Co. Ord. 11.70 12.0084 words
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Article120 1948-09-28 11 Singapore Rubber IN the absence of news from either London or New York the Singapore rubber market opened the week quietly yesterday. Closing prices yesterday were: No. 1 sheet f.o.b. buyers 43% cents, sellers 43% cents; spot loose buyers 43% cents, sellers 43% cents per lb. The market was quiet120 words
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Article128 1948-09-28 11 SHIPS In port alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves yesterday (godowns m brackets) were Main Wharf: Gorgon (31-32), Marine Snapper (33-34), Glenapp (36-37), Ethel Moller (38). Katong (39), Purnea (40-41), Steel King (42-43). West Wharf: Kampar (8-9), Nagara (10-11). Medon (13-14). Empire Dock: Steel Chemist (17-18). Trevethoe (19-20),128 words
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Article67 1948-09-28 11 From A Market Correspondent QPERATORS kept up the specu- lative run an the Singapore pepper market yesterday. Sago flour and a number of other produce markets sections also had a fairly active day. Yesterday's price changes Included: Pepper: Muntok white $228; Sarawak white $227; Lampang black $222.67 words
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Advertisement1231 1948-09-28 11 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporate In Singapore BLUE FUNNEL LINE STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., SAILINCS FROM U.K b US. A. LTD. r, 7Z «:k wist coast malaya 'Myrmidon due from UK. Oct. 12 "Sarjmpang for 1. Anson, •furypyluj' due from UK Oct. 2$ P«nang Belawan >«pt 28 "Kamwning" for Malacca Sept. 291,231 words
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Advertisement234 1948-09-28 11 PRESIDENT LINES Ceneral Passenger Agent for Northwest Airlines. SAILINCS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON. via INDIA. ECYPT MEDITERRANEAN PORTS Marine Snapper Spore Codown 33/34 Scott E Land P. Sham Sept 28 P. Sham Oct. I 1 Penang Oct. 8 SAILINCS TO SAN FRANCISCO, ANO LOS ANCELES THENCE NEW YORK, BALTIMORE,234 words
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Advertisement354 1948-09-28 11 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINCS FROM SCANDINAVIA/UK./ SAILINCS TO CONTINENT/ CONTINENT SCANDINAVIA Loading at Singapore. Port Swettenham and Penang. mtm '■>!»«,,.■» "Mongolia" due abt. Oet 21 R, n V^! Hu. ,m o,» for Colombo Aden, Port Ban kolc due abt. Oct. s^ Antwerp. Rotterdam, Hamburg Oslo, Gothenburg, Copenhagen Cdynia m.» "Kambodla"354 words
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Advertisement1055 1948-09-28 11 McALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. (Inoorpoiatao m Singapore) SLLSRMAM BUCKNALL KLAVENESS LINE HAVRE, LONDON, ANTWERP PACIFIC PORTS AND HAMBURC PACIFIC PORTS Accepting cargo toi Central o u th Accepting cargo tor U.S. North Atlantic American Ports Ports Canada via) Colombo. CITY OF YOKOHAMA FRANCISVILLE S'pora P. Sham Penang Spore P. Sham1,055 words
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Article246 1948-09-28 12 JUDGING by the standard of play m yesterday's Singapore Cricket Club hockey trial between the Captain's and Vice-Captain's teams on the padang, the Club should have a very formidable side this season. Six Dutchmen who have played class hockey m Holland and the Netherlands246 words
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Article124 1948-09-28 12 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE replay of the A Malaya Cup final between Selangor and Negri Sembilan has been fixed for Oct. 2, on the Victoria Institution ground, Kuala Lumpur. This was announced today by the Football Association of Malaya, who will124 words
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Article56 1948-09-28 12 CHIA Boon Leong, Singapore's Olmpic footballer, and Tan-Chye Hee.the Colony outside-left, will turn out for the 223 Base Ordnance Depot In the S.A.F.A. Cup competition. Boon Leong played insideright for the Rovers m the S.A.F.A. League. Chye Hee was a member of the Tiger56 words
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Article44 1948-09-28 12 TODAY SOCCER: S.A.F.A. Cup— GHQ Signals v. Indiana lr XI, JaUa Betar stadium; Lerncue, Diy III: Indiana t. Ist. Malar Coast Battery. GtyUng. [Club secretaries and sports convenors m* kindly requested to send their rugby and hockey fixtures to the Sports Ed.]44 words
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152 1948-09-28 12 From Our Own Correspondent BATAVIA, Monday. T»HE Singapore Malay lightweight boxer, Jaffar bin x Jabbar who is under contract for a series of fights here, was easily outpointed m his first appearance by Bobby Njoo last Saturday, at the Deca Park. < Nino was a152 words
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Article, Illustration46 1948-09-28 12 MEETS HIS IDOL: Eleven -year-old Don Clark of Surrey shakes hands with Don Bradman at the farewell luncheon m honour of the Australian captain at the Savoy Hotel, London. Young Don (named after "The Don") attended the function with nine other schoolboy cricket fans. Reuter photo.Reuter - 46 words
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443 1948-09-28 12 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. LI O( .'KEY will soon be m full swing m Selangor, 11 with about 20 clubs playing practically every day of the week except Sunday Finance has been the biggest headache for the past few seasons; it may be443 words
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Article241 1948-09-28 12 SCORING three quick goals m the last ten minutes of play, the Royal Navy beat the Singapore Chinese Engi- 1 neering Association m an S.A.F.A. Cup match i played at the 8.0.DJ ground yesterday. Play m the first half was even, with both sides launching241 words
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Article127 1948-09-28 12 LONDON, Mon. A NATIONAL testimonial fund tor Joe Davis, for 20 years undefeated world snooker champion, has been launch r d m England. The committee responsible have i already sent 3,000 letters to bookmakers all over the country and 3.000 to billiards halls, as well127 words
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Article39 1948-09-28 12 THE Singapore Cricket Club "A" fifteen for tomorrow's rugby match on the Padang will be:— Macintosh; Oates, Davies. McQueen, Warne; Evans, Burnett; Taylor, Cocks, Pascoe, Parry, Quest, Oerahty, Griffiths Zubler. Reserves:— Rldprewav. Geeks. Roberts and Mapy.39 words
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Article44 1948-09-28 12 In a hockey match played on the Oldham Hall ground yesterday, the Anglo-Chinese School Ist XI beat the St. Joseph's Institution Ist XI by I—o.1 0. Later on the same ground, the S.J.I. 2nd XI beat the A.C.S. 2nd XI 3—o.3 0.44 words
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Article265 1948-09-28 12 FIXTURES m the Singapore badr mlnton championship for this week-end are: Saturday, Oct. 2, at 2.15 p.m.— men's open singles seml-flnais: Ong Poh Lim (F N) v Ismail bin Marjan (Useful); Tan Cheng Tee (Marigold) v winner of Wong Peng Soon (Mayflower) -Cheong Hock Leng (Eclipse)265 words
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408 1948-09-28 12 Changi A irmen Eliminated THE Singapore Recreation Club got over their first hurdle m the S.A.F.A* knockout Cup Competition at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday when they trounced R.A.F. (Changi) by five goals to one. The Recs certainly showed that they are a force to be408 words
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Article55 1948-09-28 12 Johore Bahru, Mon. The semi-final of the P.W.D. inter-department soccer competition will be played m Johore Bahru on Sept. 30, between the Pontian P.W.D. and the Johore Bahru P.W.D. This is the second time the two teams are meeting, having drawn on the first occasion. The winners will55 words
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Article160 1948-09-28 12 LONDON, Mon. THE appointment of A Cliff Britton as manager of Everton, the First Division League club, is further evidence of the faith which club directorates are placing m men who had brilliant playing reputations. It has been said that good players do not necessarily makeReuter - 160 words
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Article140 1948-09-28 12 SYDNEY. Mon. NIGHT football has made its debut m Sydney and the promoters are essaying the formidable task of combining m it features of three widelycontrasting codes rugby, soccer, and Australian Rules. The first match, played with a round ball, and at a furious pace, was140 words
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Article293 1948-09-28 12 By THE SPORTS EDITOR T'HE surprise m the selection of the Thomas Cap 1 A team to represent Malaya is the omission of Ismail bin Marjan, the Singapore singles runner-uD. Ismail had strong claims for inclusion. These may be listed as follows 1. He is293 words
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Article109 1948-09-28 12 T'HE Khatsa Association beat the Catholic Young Men's Association by one goal to nil m a hockey match played at St. George's Road yesterday. The C.V.M.A. could field only 10 players. Some of the C.V.M.A. players apparently were beginners, and the play consequently was of109 words
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Article274 1948-09-28 12 England Nearly Defeated COPENHAGEN, Mon. IiIORE than 38,000 speciTl tators yesterday saw Denmark's national amateur eleven draw o—o with Britain's professional team, termed by the Danish Press the strongest soccer side m the i world. The Danes thougn fielding only ten men during the last ten minutes of the game.274 words
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Obituary35 1948-09-28 12 MARSH—On Sept. 27 I Race Course Road, Lily Christina. beloved wile of Thomas Willum Marsh. Cortege laves her residence at 5 p.m. to-day for the Church of St. Joseph's and thence to Bidadari Cemetery.35 words
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Advertisement55 1948-09-28 12 jhi y^A^Wiss watches PR/X BERNE Wi Experience \\\\JMf BUILDS THE W ft needs 'extra experience' to v>lv< Uit WORLD'S FINEST rot ems tvc TO lin If Alii! •rwountered !>/*■•• «W*«JrtL*..O»% IKUbR AIIU oumopposw.-iW.-^-w-t^W OIIC TVDCC O«*.topih**tkMnHS.\fc« DU9 I llf CO tfrti tar *n*r than mrf o*. thi ounlop tutu ca55 words
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Miscellaneous24 1948-09-28 12 SINGAPORE TIDES Today: High Water, 7.45 a.m. (Wt. 7in.), 5.16 p.m (7ft. sin.). Tomorrow: High Water, 8.56 a.m. (7ft. 4in.), 7.16 p.m. (7ft. 9in.).24 words
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