Malaya Tribune, 12 January 1948
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Title Section61 1948-01-12 1 The Malaya Tribune 5V THE PEOPLE KXR THE PEOPLE La rger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper In Malaya -jpWow Printed simultaneously in Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) %n«LI'A(iES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune London Agentsil Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot61 words
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373 1948-01-12 1 Indonesians In Jogja On Alert U.P. BATAVIA, Jan. 11.—The Republican news agency Antara reported thai the Republican capital oi Jogjakarta was mobilized for "any eventuality" as the United Nations mediation in the Dutch-Indonesian dispute appeared about ready to collapse. Radio Jogjakarta broadcast a bulletinU.P. - 373 words
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Article295 1948-01-12 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Malayan National Christian Council—a union of the Protestant denominations was formed on Saturday and will be inaugurated this afternoon at the Wesley Church at 5.30 P.m. The Lord Bishon of SingaDore. J I» Wilson, was elected chairman of thfl Council. The other executives295 words
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Article186 1948-01-12 1 i it.in Staff Reporter) Ship began coning alongside tb* Singapore wharves th's niornin" following successful negrtiat he two oral a <hall jv lock finite which, involved stoppage of wort by 5.000 wharf a n i dock lalnmrora. v<n this uMHB'ng under preemenl signed last night «n186 words
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181 1948-01-12 1 (Tribune Staflf Reporter) J^%n^r^ Cent P mon Sent b 900 OiMum m Singapore to the Governor appealing for m ro be made available to pre-wa, regis noK-rs, it is tearnt that many more signatures ZToZlr* Petltton Will <* submitted shortly to the tones to181 words
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Article31 1948-01-12 1 S WISS REFUSE AID U.P. t ROME Jna 11—The Communis today hailed Bwitort that she wished to maMTHl'i on a cotvunder the Marshall plan <<>!umn headline nro"BwttwrU£Bd refuses Mar- sM up.U.P. - 31 words
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Article150 1948-01-12 1 (Tiibune Staff Reporter) Two 'new' Schools ioined the ranks of the 30 Government and Government aided schools when they re-onened their doors this morning after a six-week school holiday. They are McNair and Buklt Paniang who have just completed their rehabilitation repairs after being de-requisitioned by the150 words
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Article208 1948-01-12 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Rotary District Governor. Mr. T H. Stone. has circularised Rotarlans. the names of three candidate* ior 1»w-efllce of Rotary International President for 1948-1949 for their information and vote by show of hands al the next meeting of the club on Wednesday.208 words
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72 1948-01-12 1 TOKIO, Jan. 11.—Crewmen of the Soviet patrol vessel No. 30 began removing the first of the 800 passengers from the waterlogged Russian motorship Dvina, in what could be one of the greatest marine rescues—or disasters —in history. A spokesman of the Soviet mission to Japan72 words
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Article109 1948-01-12 1 In a statement issued by the Indonesia Office in Singapore this morning re Erring to the mystery corpse (see page 2» it is said: "The Indonesia Office desires to make it clear that the corpse was tnat of any high official as guessed by certain quarters, but that109 words
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318 1948-01-12 1 U.P. LONDON, Jan. ii —A high-ranking member of trie Jewish Agency Executive today made an indirect appeal for arms from Britain for Jews in Palestine. Berl Locker, labour member of the Executive speaking at a Jewish Socialist Labour Party conference today declared that PalestineU.P. - 318 words
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Article72 1948-01-12 1 Reuter. LUXEMBOURG. Jan. 11. ExKirn; Michael of Rumania, now In Switzerland, and Princess Anne of i Bourbon-Parma, in Luxembourg, will meet shortly in Prance, the Princess said tonight at the country castle of the Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg, ncr aunt, wnere she arrivedReuter. - 72 words
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Article, Illustration430 1948-01-12 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A fleet of buses, taxis and cars left Singapore this morning for destina.ions upcountry following the announcement that the flood in Johore had subsided to an appreciable depth so that the main roads are now passable to traffic. Hotels in Singapore430 words
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Article58 1948-01-12 1 U.P. NANKING, Jan. 11. Chinese Commurusts captured the vital port of Tangku, former United States marine base, 32 miles east of Tientsin, pro-government dispatches admitted today. Tantrku controls the Grand Canal connecting Tientsin with the gulf of Chihli. Other dispatches said the Communists captured Hsiaochan and Koku, highway-U.P. - 58 words
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394 1948-01-12 2 Coffin Still In Singapore Morgue-Under Guard (Tribune Staff Reporter) Speculation is rife in Indonesian circles in Singapore regarding the identity of the mystery corpse that was brought here by a Dakota from Jogjakarta on Dec. 23. The corpse, in a coffin, is now lying394 words
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Article158 1948-01-12 2 (From Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Jan. 10.—A noted decrease in crime was evident in the Police survey oi crimes for December. The house-breaking and theft list showed that there ueree only 10 cases compared to 26 in November. In the case of 'thett of all158 words
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Article92 1948-01-12 2 Reuter. ABERDEEN, Jan. 11. A birthday cake weighing 100 pounds and li by 200 candles was a feature of the bicentenary celebrations tonight to the staff of the Aberdeen "Press and Journal," Scotland's oldest newspaper. The cake, which bore the dates 1748 to 1948. wasReuter. - 92 words
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Article380 1948-01-12 2 (From Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Jan. 11. "I am satislied that the accused had the intention of causing alarm and that he committed the offence on the charge. I find the accused guilty of the charge, said Mr. B. J. Jennings in the District Court380 words
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286 1948-01-12 2 The Singapore dock strike has ended. Following negotiations' yesterday, an agreement to end the strike was signed late last night. The dockers will resume work today, j The agreement covers four points, which are as follows: (a) That the board agrees to provide all wharf286 words
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Article266 1948-01-12 2 (Feastco Service). The return to Britain of H.M.S. Manxmen from service with the British Pacifict Fleet has brought two new specimen to London Zoo. The first is a Malayan sun bear or honey bear. The animal is a male one and nearly fultgrown. but unlike(Feastco Service). - 266 words
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Article75 1948-01-12 2 (From Our Own Reporter) IPOH, Jan. 10. Two alert. Police Constables whose suspicion had been aroused, arrested a young Malay, Omar bin Salleh, while the latter was trying to dispose of some clothing. This chance arrest led to the discovery that Omar was a deserter from the Locally75 words
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Article46 1948-01-12 2 (From Our Own Reporter) IPOH. Jan. 10 —A case of housebreaking in Tambun has been reported to the Police. The victim was a shop-keeper who was robbed oi $25 cash and about $30 worth of clothing, provisions and eggs. No arrest has bach made.46 words
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316 1948-01-12 2 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 11.—The Police have unearthed a widespread raiket through the COD postal system by a firm in Batu Road. No legal action could be taken against them, as this form of racketeering is not illegal, an official said.316 words
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Article55 1948-01-12 2 (From Our Own Reporter) PENANG, January, 10. As the first step in the formation of a Whitley Council, the Postal Services Joint Committee, Northern Malaya was formed, at a meeting recently between officials of the Post Office and members of the Postal Uniformed Staff Unions55 words
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Article126 1948-01-12 2 U.P. NANKING. Jan. 11.—China pt-.* sesses uranium deposit ;n several different regions her vast land area, Mini ter of Natural Resources Wong Hao told the United Pre day. He said that preUmin v searches indicated that the deposits stretched "from KiaofGi to Formosa ana included Manchuria,U.P. - 126 words
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215 1948-01-12 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The 12-man Goodwill Mission from South India now visiting Malaya has offered a "Higher Studies'' scholarship for a Malay candidate to one of the South Indian universities. The qualified candidate, to be selected by the Committee of the Goodwill Mission in Singapore,215 words
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Article336 1948-01-12 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 11 nouest into the death of a member of the notorious ,n Mountain So- ,1,1» Tec Thong, was before Inche Hani, in the %[',.>,: Mafiatmte'a Court, yestcr'lav morning. iged body was found lloat- a mining-pool at Salak SLh an.i it is betteved336 words
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Article102 1948-01-12 3 C.I. D - By C.I.D. OFFICERS ATTACHED TO y HOKKIEN SIB-BRANCH SINGAPORE CRIMINAL INVES TIGATION DEPARTMENT. SEIZED FOUR ST EN GINS, A JAP AUTOMATIC PISTOL AND mm Of small arms ammunition OF VARIOUS CALIBRE SATURDAY EVENING IN X SMALL ISLAND, PI LAI IYER MFit BAH. ABOUT TWO Mil I S OFF102 words
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Article35 1948-01-12 3 1 From Our Own Reporter* KTTAI A LUMPUR. Jan 10.Maj< sty the King has been rncWmslv pJe*setf t<» approve the ."ward ol th n Imnerinl Ser»k> Medal to Mr Vallipurani Rajah, Malayan Railway.35 words
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Article189 1948-01-12 3 (From Our Ov.n Reporter) AIOR STAR. Jan. 11—The operation of an English school, two years ago at the Saberkas Association, and the subsequent provision of two similar schools IE Jitra and Baling, affording free English education for poor Malay boys, has met with success This189 words
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719 1948-01-12 3 (From Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Jan 11 —Though little known to the public, the Marine Police Training School which occupies part of the Police Headquarters building at Penine Road was started four months ago in S>ntcmber. 1047. by the Thief Police Officer, Mr. G.719 words
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Article48 1948-01-12 3 An armed robl-ery which occurred in Singapore on Thursday night was only reported to the Police yesterday. The complainant, a Hokkien. alleges that three Chinese, armed with pistols, entered his home in Neil Road mid got with over $J,OOO worth of jewellery and cash.48 words
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Advertisement410 1948-01-12 3 MISCELLANEOUS WET and CHILLY? You want a drink! Come into the shelter ot th< Nespray Milk Bar. Happy World and sip steaming "Milo". Then you will feel letter. <K. 334) FAREAST PENPALS DIRECTORY 1948 under compilation send your name, age, address with fitty cenf>, for insertion and free copy to410 words
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Article738 1948-01-12 4 When Malayans read locally that the lion's share of national income goes abroad in the shape of dividends they can afford an indulgent smile, but when the same kind of thing is implied in the House of Commons it is high time serious notice was738 words
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Article109 1948-01-12 4 Reuter. SHANGHAI.—Some 70,000 volumes of all kinds—the gift of the London Book Centre—have arrived here from Britain for distribution among China's wardevastated libraries and educational institutions. They followed two shipments from the United States totalling 270.000 volumes. Another 30.000 books are expected shortly to complete theReuter. - 109 words
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Article, Illustration1663 1948-01-12 4 Report on Indonesia —by Lim Keng Hor While th.> attempts to arrive at a settlement with the Republic were going on, the Dutch lost no time in setting their own house in order in the other parts of the Archipelago. There were many areas in the1,663 words
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Article266 1948-01-12 5 Reuter, AAP. A JAN 11- INDONEPUE! 1 AN LEADERS D IHROI/C+H BA ODAY EN ROU TE FOR RIA FOR IHL VITAL MEETING WERE PESSIMISTIC ABOUT THE PEACEFUL SCtTLEMCHT OF THEIR DISPUiE WITH IHc: DUTCH. The leaders were Pemiet Shaiiffuddin. Vice-President Dr. Mohamed Hatta, former Premier, Ambassador SutanReuter, AAP. - 266 words
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Article290 1948-01-12 5 (I ri.iii Our Own lUpnrt-'.r) Jail 10 Repre— i? a ves o: ail communities ".ion ihursday at the lnterti. i.al Ciub and decided t.- i suosc. ii-Hon-dinner at ka- O Hotel to celebrate jiuiiour of knighthood cont'.'iied on New Year s Day on t T ii290 words
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Article121 1948-01-12 5 People In The News Mr. Harl hajan of the Police, has l>een promoted t" a probationary Inspector. Mi- A. S. Pillay. hospital assistant oi the Seiemban Gaol. has returned from leave in Ceylon. »_••>.'• Mr. S. V. Murutfiipillay of th? Railway Department Singapore, has been transferred to S-remb.in. Mr. Lee121 words
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311 1948-01-12 5 Reuter. NEW YORK. Jan. 11. Mr. Leonard M. Weisman, 32-year-old owner of a shipping and export company, claimed last night he had sold 200 tans of explosives by the police UiJ Piw\l-U 0 MM tt 111 Uii fciiipu, M«,W jtlaty not seReuter. - 311 words
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Article, Illustration171 1948-01-12 5 Based on the motion picture m MMfTr GIRL" ATHERINE BROWN WANDERS AROUND THE PARAMOUNT LOT AS HER "FRIEND" GETS THE SCREEN TEST AT THE STUDIO INTENDED FOR HIR. SHE DOES NOT KNOW THAT "THE BLONDE" STOLE HER OPPORTUNITY '(</ crushy fa sdnated by Catherine171 words
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Article, Illustration83 1948-01-12 5 A wectton of the flooded town ol Kota Tjnggi- The ladders mdiemtet how the marooned inhabit* ants enter and leavt tin half-submerged whop house*. A Police party under OS.PC. Bovell of Johore Bahru paddling through the flooded Kofa Tinggi Estate. Th< strong currents and the tree*83 words
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Article62 1948-01-12 5 STOCKHOLM. Jan. 11.—The j newspaper Morgentidningen rditorially supported the French newspaper France Libres' suggestion that Gen. Carlos P. Romulo. Philippine delegate to the U N., and France's Rene Cassin should receive the Nobel peace award. The paper published photocraphs of Romulo and Cassin olus the text of62 words
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Article602 1948-01-12 5 Reuter. LEICESTER. JAN 11. MR HERBERT MORRISON. BRITISH DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER. TONIGHT CONDEMNED -UNTRUTHFUL AND MAL CIOUS ATTACKS" ON BRITAIN B\ RUSSIAN COMMUNISTS. HE THUS FOLLOWED THE LEAD GIVEN BY HIS CHIEF MR. CLEMENT ATTLEE. WHO IN A BROADCAST EIGHT DAYS AGO PROTESTED THAT SOVIE VReuter. - 602 words
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Advertisement133 1948-01-12 5 ■■■■■■■HHHHB Char joe of Telephone Number... As from 12th january. 1948, the Telephone Number of BRINKMANN LIMITED is: 37 7 4 with Extensions to Motor Department Parts Department National Cash Register Service Dept Kelvmator Sales Service Depts II It IX KMA X I IMIT i: U 15 GRANGE ROAD SINGAPORE133 words
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477 1948-01-12 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A HUGE FIRE WHICH BROKE OUT SHORTLY AFTER TWO O'CLOCK YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, COMPLETELY DESTROYED 22 SMOKE-ROOMS WHERE MORE THAN 150 TONB OF RUBBER. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM JACKS CO. (MALAYA) LTD.. WERE STORED AT THE JUNCTION OF PAYA LEBAR ROAD AND477 words
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Article80 1948-01-12 6 (From Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Jan 10. When the case came up tor ment.on before Mr. j. P. Blackledge in the Third Magistrate s Court in which Lim Eng Teng was charged with acting as a bookmaker for the purpose of negotiating for bets at the Penang Turf80 words
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Article173 1948-01-12 6 PENANG, Jan 11. There was good support at a meeting held at the Junior Civil Service Association when over 150 uartlaily and whoilv unemployed Government officers during the occupation met to support the line of action taken by the p.ew Kuala Lumpur Back Pay Council to173 words
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320 1948-01-12 6 Technical Assistants seek $300 X 15 425 Technical Assistants 'Special Grade* seek $440 X 15—500. The scheme proposed lor Engineer Architectural Assistant if $500 X 30- 620. The memorandum states that the scheme for surveyors should be similar t 0 that of Technical Assistants.320 words
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227 1948-01-12 6 Kiula Lumpur. Jan. 11. —The following are the results of the Michaelmas Bar Examinations which were held at Kuala Lumpur in September. 1947: R«.man Law. Second Class: Gill. S.S. Constitutional Law and Legal History. Third Class: Devaser, K.L.: Gill. S.S.; Samy. S.N.. Ramaswami. M.: Singh. J.227 words
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330 1948-01-12 6 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. Jan 11 A 20-year-old Chinese named Lee Chin Meng. who stated that he was the son of a contractor, was this morning convicted by the District Judge, Mr. M. Gaiton. on a charge of theft and330 words
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Advertisement237 1948-01-12 6 NOTICE TRADING WITH THE ENEMY ORDINANCE No. 22 of 1939 custodian of property proclamationNo 14 of 1945 Notice is hereby given that any person or persons having a claim to the property described in the Schedule hereto are requested to forward such claim to the Custod an of Property, Supreme237 words
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Advertisement425 1948-01-12 6 NOTICES SALE OF ARMY FOODSTUFFS Tenders are invited lor the purchase oi the following Atom Foodstuffs: lot no. ram SF 30 4 Stacks Atta marked A.B.C and D. Reputed to consist ot 104.701 lbs Condition Fn for Animal Raider only SF 31 3 Stacks Atta marked E. F and C.425 words
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1189 1948-01-12 7 "FIRST-TIMER - HOCKEY NOTES BY "FIRST-TIMER" numbei of rules governing the game were claria rung <ung heid reeemly by hockey umpires ol tgapore Hockey Association. .< m rules, it v\as decided are to be adopted by all tffiliated to the SH.A. v.1,189 words
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Article59 1948-01-12 7 The second team or the Joililods were held to a one-all drawby the "A" Company ol the Sealorth 2nd Battalion at Giilman Barracks yesterday. Muntyain registered tne first goal oc a penalty kick lor the Jollilads who maintained the iead until a few minutes from the end when59 words
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Article221 1948-01-12 7 K. L. Races: Following are the handicaps for five races for the second day o* the Kua:a Lumpur meeting: Horses Claas 2. Div. 4, G Furs. Mayloong 9 00 Christmas Knight 8.11 Silver Lining 8.09 Gold Stream 8.07 Christ mas s °g Gay Chief 8.06 Pat221 words
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872 1948-01-12 7 Reuter. LONDON. JAN. 10. THE LURE OF THE CUP INFECTED FOOTBALL FANS TODAY WHEN THE 32 THIRD ROUND TIES WERE PLAYED. EVEN REMEMBERING THE FAILURE OF SOME OF THE MOST FAMOUS CLUBS. INCLUDING THE MIGHTY ARSENAL. A SURVEY OF I HE RESULTS INDICATES THATReuter. - 872 words
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Article327 1948-01-12 7 Reuter. PARIS, Jan il.-Australia, who had beaten Scotland, Ireland and England and lost to Wales in Kugby Union international:? without having their line crossed, failed to produce their usual passing accuracy in threemovements nere today against France, and were decisively beaiovi by two goals and a tryReuter. - 327 words
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Article275 1948-01-12 7 (By J. YAN) In a fast and exciting tabletennis match played before a large number of sports' enthusiasts at the Chungking Hall. Great World Amusement Park, cn Saturday night, the Singapore State Table-Tennis Team defeated the Yoong Yoong Ciub. Selaingor Inter-Club Ta-ble-Tennis Champions, by three275 words
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373 1948-01-12 7 Reuter. Bridgetown (Barbados I Jan. 11.—Three colours r-tay-A Taylor (106 not ou,\, G Carew, (46» arc! C Walcott •46 not out». gave a jloricus display of b'ltting today when Barbados, taring tne lI.C C first innings total of 334, scored 20(1 fpi one w'cket TheReuter. - 373 words
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Article66 1948-01-12 7 Reuter. Auckland (New Zeala I > .lar. 10.—Ron Mckenzie, the New Zealand number ore Day Cap plavcr a i i singles champion, letaioCd his title when he beat a fellow Davis Cup player. J. Robson. 7-"), 0-2. 6-2. in tk* Dominion's final here ioday. TheReuter. - 66 words
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Article70 1948-01-12 7 The Jollilads Athletic Union defeated the Seatorth 2:id Eattsikin soccer team by lour goals to one in a soccer match played at Gillman Barracks yesterday. The winners drew first blood oil a penalty taken by Muniyandi in the second half. Five minutes later Muthu increased the score. Grimes70 words
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Article27 1948-01-12 7 MOSCOW, Jan. 11. -Th.- BnvM trade union newspaper Tru.< tula plated resixnTUbility for "bloody «vonts" in Kashmir an "Mi* British authorities in India and Pakistan**.27 words
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Advertisement317 1948-01-12 7 NEW WORLD CABARET DANCE NIGHTLY FROM 8 P.M. TO MID-NIGHT EVEKY SATURDAY NIGHT EXTENSION TO 1 A.M. TIFFIN DANCE EVERY SUNDAY FROM 1 P.M. TO 4 P M. For Reservations I rom J» a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone No. 44M7 N Alter 7 p.m. Phone Cabaret No. ***** N.B. Patrons317 words
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667 1948-01-12 8 lanj.;:g Malim. Jan. 11.—A plea that they had been "th" victims of a heavy stagnation" due to the absence of suitable provision In the trusted O mmi sicn Salary Scheme report, is contained m the resolution passed by the Malayan Railway Junior667 words
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Article133 1948-01-12 8 (F r asco Service) Mr Kh i Sin Oei. brother oi the world famous tennis champion Kiio Sin Kie who died in the n iddle of last year's severe winter in London, arrived In Errand at the end of Decemi.er H> has alrcadv begun to investigate(Frasco Service) - 133 words
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Article149 1948-01-12 8 h n 20<l membe n of tne Singapore Printers' Union an* r i-ove 1 with cr'taii ame nd men the su -committee's report on working conditions and r*orl < f living of V'o r "»**mberi of th« r nor. a a <o general meeting hei I149 words
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Article194 1948-01-12 8 U.P. SHANGHAI "Here's haitmillion dollars." a man from thlocal United Press Bureau told me. "It will get you through the evening if you're careful Several hours later this visiting editor spent his entire roll on dinner for five at a Chinese restaurant and walked back to hisU.P. - 194 words
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Article174 1948-01-12 8 BERLIN.—Some of the most serious results of the war for Germany are only now beginning to weigh upon the country, according to a comprehensive statistical study of the German census made by the Population and Survey Branch of U.S. Military Gow t-nment. Overpopulation together with labour shortages.174 words
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Article, Illustration38 1948-01-12 8 A famil* of flood victim* enjoying an emergency meal of broth a ;7""" f shmc sians of misfortune. The young lad filmed of h£ clothing* but think, that h:s meal in m*rt important than hU clothing.38 words
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159 1948-01-12 8 SIMLA. Win the partition cf Inlia 'v.. two independent States, he tei !c cnral «oUwiea of the former undivided Punjab have gore over to Pakis.ai. W* have now to Uirn to new waste lands an convert ihem irrt< prosperous r 1 fer ile xolonief said159 words
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Article975 1948-01-12 8 Tn e following donations have been received by ihe Y.W.C.A. in their appeal lor tunds. 5,1 OUO eacl. Mrs. Lee Kong Chian, Thye Hong Biscuit «ie Confectionery tactorv, nnonymous. $500* each: A. Clouet Co. Ltd., N. R. MiSiri, Low Tang Chang, Eso. Uei iVOOg nan. AA975 words
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506 1948-01-12 8 Reuter. -LOSES GIRL Iv:adras, Jai. 11.—A "wedding m which down uccause the bridegroom have enough knowledge of English was descrilx writer in the local preis. He said this demon inereised popular interest in the knowledge ol The writer said tie found the interview goinReuter. - 506 words
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Article141 1948-01-12 8 NEW DELHI- Over 1,000 In dian -'uden s are rsc >ivii cation ii forei*," coon rka, was rwealed i-i the Indian I'a I liamen. duiing its la-, zemi n. This irvlude- rtndeata en. by V:e Government oi Ind Prnvi cial Governmen and Sfcv I tes and private141 words
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528 1948-01-12 8 IPOH. Jan. 11. —A total of 10,210 acres of padi wi destroyed out of 91,0t0 acres inundated during the r« cent floods in Perak directing four orincipal areas, Grtt Kuala Kangsar. Pant and Teluk Anson. Though no official figures are available abou: 1528 words
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Advertisement5 1948-01-12 8 WHERE FOOD IS IRREFUTABLY BE7|t_^5 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous37 1948-01-12 8 TODAY'S WEATHER I REPORT Li."h: giewsn with bright intervals this afUrnoon. Fair to night and! bright tomorrow. Wind: Light northerly. Sunrise: 0642 hours. Sunset: 1815 hours. Max. Temp.: 88 deg Mm. TenHK: 70 rjegRainfall: 5 8 mm.37 words
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