Morning Tribune, 9 January 1947

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    5 1 MORNING TRIBUNE m Vi ms
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    UNKNOWN
    172 1 Ii -H-tinn yet fought m the 01 Jan 8- -m tne b'g^st .con htlni i" N«* r euev«l the French sarrison at Christma, stated se attacks »iuv« l French report toiaj The t( n j, being mopped up and M la oi river boats hmi evacuated dvi pulatkm and
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    Appointment Made Despite Stormy Protest
    76 1 Appointment Made Despite Stormy Protest ill 'Vi^H: thumberland. de '^B O-wald H. Siung. at.lon^K Uk Public Health La■>rl King's New- who i- v iids^B 'ppointod Medical nd oorat -.1.160. ;"M m v appointment was ■rift II iation, '-ing he fl|l- ity of Me- *'^B 1: i-h L or^B- i -n
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    UNKNOWN
    22 1 I 8.- The indo- -in -Chief <.-i<d to E muo fishtI derH| rr here >>ncv, he :ty with ,ciI 1 tarts
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    Moutet Admits Failure Of His Peace Mission
    174 1 Moutet Admits Failure Of His Peace Mission PARIS. Jan. B.— Colonia Minister Mariu, Moutet, describlng the Indo-China conflict a 3 a full-scale war. said today his peace mission had tailed and thalt only military force could restore order. In a broadcast from Saigon on the eve of his departure for
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    REVIEW OF AMERICA'S FOREGIN RELATIONS ENVISAGED
    619 1 REVIEW OF AMERICA'S FOREGIN RELATIONS ENVISAGED Amazement And Dismay At Byrnes' Resignation NEW YORK, Jan. B.— The resignation of United States Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, splashed on the front pages of all American newspapers this morn- ing, brought exclamations of amazement and dismay Horn most readers. The general
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    "COME BACK!" Says Mne Chiang
    62 1 "COME BACK!" Says Mne Chiang Nanking, Jan. B.— Gen. George Marshall, left by i air for the United States this morning. He wan} v seen oft by Generalissimo S and Madame Chiang Kai- i v shek, and a large group I of officials and high- i ranking officers. Madame Chiang's
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    Stuart May Retire Next
    55 1 SHANGHAI, Jan. S.-Thc appoint JJtrf Gon. Marshall as Secretory LtL. i, Sl ,c»e<l by m-l "t infonntd Aniorican quarters to pc „ov"-U Withlr th. next fe* MM r ,.tir.-.nont of the Amb»«a_ Sor Mr. Wghton Btuart, who to. a preference for M. PrL ,icl,nt „r Teaching
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    China Rape Case Echo
    49 1 Chi na Rape Case Echo PEIPING. Jan. 8.-The United Btfttoc Marine Headquarters an.,,,111 pnnv^nf as soon a^ tn*- S and rt def t Zir Si have prepared their Ca 'pt ranr chane was the bast, o£ "he Chinawid,' student *f against the Awerl Sns m China last week.- U.P.
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    NEW Q.M.-G. OF BRITISH ARMY
    78 1 LOi>JDON Jan. B.— Ueut-Oen. Sir Sidney C. Kirkman. Deputy Chi( t ol the Imperial GeneraJ Stair, become; Quartermast General to the Br I from next Jun.« In sue i General St Daryl G I who i. retiring. The announcement feh€ War Office also state LiVut
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    Mutiny trial Subedar Says He Refused To Sign 'False' Statement
    24 2 Mutiny trial Subedar Says He Refused To Sign 'False' Statement t the fou i i A h U r X 8 10 I f <
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    Colonial Office Scholarships for Singapore Government Servants
    33 2 Applications lor Oxford Close On Jan 2! I n I G l. I I to I for .1 nts 1 I n wr I irded quii
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    Actress Flew Here Against Medical Advice
    121 2 Actress Flew Here Against Medical Advice i v pi whit Intervi I h trip at r- arrh n T md added thad aga nst he' /\r iti »n Lfl da sloped, ac mpanh d by high temperature }[<■.. Steinbeck ceriit r the a rport to m< nclud d Mr Claude
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    Two Fires Speedily Put Out
    50 2 1 1 bui Stall RepOrtei I brigade w;.^ called out daj m the mom to d .i with 40 galh n drum which had caught Ore out-' Btl i Bte tin tlip n.d<-wn Edward R..;id -.n.d later I .(]>■ where a lit In the office
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    Revenue Party's Find
    38 2 m r I> afternoo len I N 47 red 10,003 Ity had n paid affd which en released f< I Lim Bal H r, i D ireti KM ting, ask Imp i i i rtunll
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    PICKPOCKET SENT TO PRISON
    4 2 PICKPOCKET SENT TO PRISON
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    The Sarawak Resignations
    6 2 Genei B Dr
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    Jap Cpl. Killed PoWs Pet In Revenge
    250 2 WAR CRIMES TRIAL -Cpl 0 isi No. 6, want( u to an I: I It, he kilkd it in u [1 \\>< on grinal intention v... I lcl k Dow, Indian Corps, 40 o v ol the g examinae Sii Crimes Court ipanese
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    11 TONS OF RICE CONFISCATED
    78 2 11 TONS OF RICE CONFISCATED During Dtremb r the Food Control Department. Singapore. undertook 259 prosecutions and 244 convictions were obtained Total fines Imposed were $:w.885 Among quantities of food confiscated wer nine tons of rice and two tons 01 damaged rice. The greater part of the convict ion. <181»
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    Gun Duel with Police
    68 2 1 i ribune Staff Reportei Kuala Lumpur j;,n. 8. Three gunmen who apparently mdd to rob a flour-laden forry raped after a running gun du-l with f police ..»k<t- and detecfhi morn inf. the men l s known to have led and the others may ed
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    NO REPLY THE SEVEN-POINT DEMAND
    154 2 NO REPLY THE SEVEN-POINT DEMAND Tribune Staff Reporta N-j official reply i as ye: given to the seven-point de: made by the Municipal ployeeg Union to th Municfl early in December last year. The Union has a membi or 6.4U0. made up 01 worken der the Town Cleansing De; merit,
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    UMNO Assembly
    98 2 Tomorrow (Tribune Staft Report PENANG Jl For the purpose oi jj preparations for the i° r ing general assembly tc place at Alor Star or. Fr;a executive committee met today at Ked Penang. The two-day meet oresidd over by Daf u Jaffar. the presidci tended b v Che
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    SECRETARY OF STATE REPLIES TO MR. TAN CHENG LOCK
    397 3 SECRETARY OF STATE REPLIES TO MR. TAN CHENG LOCK Inincil May Address joverntnent Direct Lock, chairman of the Coun ,ilv resolved not to i consultative Commiti S tary of Suite that hi* i s the Government mi v> ITh the I la- vc>;l Cm kr l W'\ n was JL
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    GOOD NEWS FOR CIGARETTE SMOKERS
    278 3 GOOD NEWS FOR CIGARETTE SMOKERS 'Tribune Staff Reporter) Cigarettei thousands of them--were released yesterday to Singapore'i .shops, and it emed Just like (.Id times to see hlindredi tins <>i tbe more popular brands sell injr at 51. 25 per tin. There were no stampedes report' id, though tales were brisk
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    MALAYAN NEWS FLASHES
    263 3 MALAYAN NEWS FLASHES Ht-altn C'vilturt- L Ayer Itam I .4, is 11 tt» iiavc i Peopled Restaui L.n Bwec Hock, ;i ihormaker irho was iidfcring from cancer, committed suicide by hangii.g himself i M 1 house m Chuiia Street, Penan*. c Dr. R. K. Po. mall has been appointed President
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    Detectives Commended By Coroner
    238 3 Detectives Commended By Coroner A "-nil cid rdt d by I iga ncr, Mr. o V<>\. lay. into Urn Ah O(;i (35J allr, be 1 armed who held uo three delit the ninth mile BukJt 1 uinili Road, on Oct. 30 last year. The Coroner asked asp. f. Patton to
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    CHARGE AGAINST JAP POW,S WITHDRAWN
    94 3 Two Japanese PoW's of the Woodlands camp. Marachan) and Shirizu, who appeared m the Fourth Police Court on Mon ck'y charged with voluntarily jausing nurt to a Chinos\ Foj Oh. were produced m court aeain y< sterday when iti charge again t th^m was with
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      163 3 '"■I I- AlIXER EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE "V^^^ i^^^^^*^^^^^ V^^^^ %m^^^ 9^^^^^ fc^^^^ <^^^^* ft^^^^^ K^^^^ v^^^** %f |G AN y */tt NOTCHERLY HE Yl CONGRATULATIONS, SOME. PlPPLE WAIT, FALLOW If YOU pi 9 OBRnvi/ rr <tffc. Oa P'^ST OM LIST// H RASPUTINGABLE. 7 SAY YOU ARE
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      THE GLOBE PLAYERS
      176 5 I read with interest the letter trom Mr. A. S. Roy about the ijl«;be Players production of Kin^ Ricnard III. Mr. Roy had clearly ru;t studied what your critic said. He did not say that the play wa s un.suited to the abilities of the Company. He
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      BRITISH JUSTICE
      113 5 The decision of the Rent Assessment Board in awarding a Japanese woman possession ol a house in Serangoon Road, i s an example of the fine sense of British Justice. I wonder what would have happened if the circumstances had been reversed and a British woman married to
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      DUMB FRIENDS
      85 5 Is there n 0 control governing the running of private dairies fn the city? Talk about hygiene living space and cow stalls, i .small place operating on An.son Road would be well worth a visit by the health authority .->. The cowa are quartered Id b bombed-out house-
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      608 5 l" .r s obtainable anywhere it's in I ir Cunos Optician >« l i t thops today art m goods as can be desired in the dt :um$tan and com; f~ oiiy is happily being replaced bycompeUtton to sell To <- Regarding the eyesighi r K. Tang cerningbuwer** well as
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    THIRD TEST: SPECIAL PIC TURES FROM MELBOURNE
    59 6 THIRD TEST: SPECIAL PIC TURES FROM MELBOURNE tird Test at Melbourne 1. Hutton caught by McCool off Lindwall's bowling. erce drive by McCool to *'k i boundary. Wright to dismiss Hassett ompton, out ibw to A als I 5. A b:#h DoolandJ* skip' f 9 ru I G. K I
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    Around The Town
    178 8  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Pa h Bloom Beauty n i well-J emlst m which I real And for dn d sir] i havi been testing -hly X for 1 Do Authors .onur bat rid they tics and ire thi I v to nnd oen to pub.. an I
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    Why Grow Old?
    320 8  -  Josephine Lowman Water Cooled r LjaCl vloC A lew years ago I reported m thi s column the story of a reader who liked to have h r husband beat her. It seems that he spanked her enthusiastically every day. at her request, the result b ing
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      2 8 What's On
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      186 8 Try This AMERICA! Crossword Puzzle IZ_TJ as— CTHI l-Maish bird -ii -Buddhist shrine T|l T pi ifc 11 2J-M 5-Llnfeer «2-P?.rt oJ tennip Ttr> A iß'l 1 1 k: r AH^B a^ Grass ten |A;P AMI [Ll^^Jß- -M U-BeglD 44— River m Spain TIAILIKiSH-.-^B 14 E Kgs 46—P.ailroad (abbr.) SHWUJLWMS
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    POLAND BUYS BRITISH PHONES
    32 9 It I' land by Br.ti-h my. md the rtancc in r tattered t^lrcom d in Brit. r> lib a Koi)d on en the two v Reutefi tinan- Reuter
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    TO REPRESENT U.K.
    38 9 L' ndon, Jar. 7 Iv.-r Thuni Parllai Secret f or C pected to be Britain's ntative at the South Par nal Contulta- i to open berra "n J m, 21, according to I reliable sour<
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      108 9 (Tel: 5281) Ti \Si;. HITJMAW DRAMA! VY 1 111 HEMINGWAY'S Most Fascinating Characters! DUM DUM (Tough ana Dangerous!) "BLINKY" (Deadly with a Gun! "MAX" (Underworld Rat!) WANTED BY THE LAW FOR MURDER! ...They Found Out The Hard Way That "CRIME NEVER PAYS!" PRECEDED BY AAovietone News. Horse Racing m Tokyo!
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      83 9 I LAST FOUR SHOWS 1.30—4—6.30—9.30 p.m. AIEXANDtt KOIOA i pr*>tnfi 1 VIVKN LAURENCf UIGH OLIVIER LAW OPENING TOMORROW SAM GOLDWYN Brings You BETTE DAVIS As You Really Love Haf. And That Young En<;l sh Actress TERES.i WRIGHT Of "Mrs. Miniver" Fame fro 0 J^^^ai At The Worlds DAILY: 3-7—9.15 P.M.
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      126 9 11 a.m., I p.m., 4.15. Mi at the 9.15 session UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE AND IN THE PRESENCE OF HIS EXCELLENCY SIR FRANKLIN CHARLES GIMSON, K.C.M.G., GOVERNOR AND C.-IN-C, SINGAPORE, AND LADY GIMSON ROYAL LINCOLNSHIRE^^^^^^^^^ REGIMENT WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE FROM 8.30 p.m. (r jk), n.p.p^rv's \/a Msj PQOQUCJiON Of
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  • OUR FINANCIAL SECTION
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    284 10 Our Special Food Markets Report for pt wJ re therterdajV Quot- y m Indo-Cnina Kcdah $75. l $101; wo. .m $:*6: GluUni im 90: Kedan on $60. N 1 147; Na 2 $40 •a v I a fl Malacca:— Superior Whit sugar: $72. Bi $45 Green Pew 6. am $45;
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    INDRAGIRI POSITION
    100 10 IN DR AGIRI POSI TION agiri Rubber. Limited, iep..rt of $13,44] for the period Sept. o t 1945 and Sept. 30. 1946 which rom the receipt of interest on investments, inclusive ol earnings j during the period of the occupation ifalaya. The balance at credit »i profit and loj a
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    U.S. TEXTILE TARIFF BARRIERS OPPOSED
    97 10 NEW YORK, Jan. 7. Thel Yoik Association of Cm ton 1 tin Merchants has strongly po-cd the reduction in U States textile tariff barried ground^ that ;l>-hm countries abroad will -uffet more than they will gains; their own population- will In pnved of badly needed
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    S.A.S.U. BEAT MOREY B.P.
    101 10 A friendly badmint n ffij played last Sunday result* the Singapore Amateur Spj Union beating the M minton Party by seven sanies nilThe results were (**j players mentioned flrst Wee beat Hamid bin wfeg 15-3. 9-15. 15-6: Siet TeckJ beat Chua Ah Bah 15-7, H Willie
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    ALLEGED MURDER OF COMPATRIOT
    54 10 a m 0.4 sordid sl< ription given by Public Prosecutor l> which opened at th<- A.- day before Mr. Justice 1 cial Jury v. Ja\.. esc Coolie, Said bii lid trial to murd' iot. The accused i murdering Ahmad bii. early houn of the m 11
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      26 10 rr A T l4 AVj IM vAlil V I ion J p.m ji 6 rale Uiti, v« '//'if t£ ~y\ if I DDARD mo iti i
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      35 10 4» I PHONt 6909 X7l H 1.15 6 9.15 1 OLIVER 1* HAR] NNIEST i l io\ i VUGH-RIOT THE DANCING MASTERS I 01 club n Saturday In TARZAN'S MIGHT TAHZAVft DESERT MYSTERY rhi i
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      37 10 STAGE CLUB DRAMA FESTIVAL 1947 SHAKESPEARE'S MERRIEST COMEDY "TWELFTH NIGHT" NG VTTHE VICTORIA THEATRE AND SATURDAY ONLY, AT 8.45 PM and SUO fro m Robinsons, Raffles Place 7. l "NIGHT MUST FALL" i__ BOOKING PLANS NOW OPEN
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    Million-Dollar Storm Hits Province Estate
    56 11 Lars t0 ril Qtl Sungei Oedong. an aged Tamil worn Indian labourer, wet d onn 1 damafcr spread oVt r 800 i. Tnei were unrooted and Km hospital, school and ralltr.r, blown down. A whole block of cooly lines had bom blown down, and all
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    ENTRIES FOR IPOH RACES
    113 11 ENTRIES FOR IPOH RACES thy begin- second run 6 ru Sl BulHci. Bonhomme, J Patch. Disting» Fightin, Fish Eftc Four tt Kte Ga^ Agg bar* Houlichan, Jesannc. Kfttti lber M Ron )RB Kar cian secon ru §S 2, Div. l,flrstnin mmi Bri^ Be 1 l e< cam: h I DoU^[
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    "Bels Of St. Mary's" An Unusual Film
    86 11 capthol Hf* OF ST. MARY'S vsh gman an cf Cro.sbv. iHi can overcome d the underlying them \^^V iuM-tly. i^» tiumouroui and :-^H around Hyj habby old parochial irtiere under- fIH b> dl(t euid.-s the 'j^H' hildreti. Their -oby capitalist P^ modern building
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    MALACCA NEWS IN BRIEF
    308 11 Malacca, Jan. 8. Destitutes both men and Women ill loon havo working centre )pen«d by the Destitute Welfare Committee In Malacca where they will be engaged on light handwork Mich as the makini* of Yhik' brcoms ar.d basket.-. The P.W.D. hfil erect n-,i work heds on
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    KING TRAVELS IN BLIZZARD
    69 11 ISTANBUL, Jan. 7.— King Abdul lah of Ttanspordan who left Turkish presidential yacht at Alexantoday and began the JoilTnef b .V train to Ankara through B violent blizzard. He was warmly greeted by high Turkish officials at Alexandretta md cheered by crowds as he went the
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    HOME SOCCER FIXTURES
    270 11 NDON. Jan I "b,. i ENGLISH LEAGUE MUST DIVISION Ars«-r ;il v. Aston Villa Blackburn R. v. Hud<ier>field Blackpool v. Sunderland Brentford v. NTorPta Charlton A. v. Preston N. I Derby County v. Stoke City Grimsby ToWr v. Sheffield U. Leeds United v. Chelsea Middlesboru v. Manchester
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    SINGAPORE WIN DANCE TEST
    115 11 The Singapore- -Malayan Union Danco Competition held at the Happy World Cabaret, Singapore i adjudicated by Mrs. Elizabeth E. tee, wai won by Singapore The winner BCOTed 63 S point- again>t the Malayan Union team's G3 points. Singapore WEi represented by: Mr. Chtc Teck Bwee Capt.»
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    Chinese Live Harmoniously In Borneo
    290 11 Chinese Live Harmoniously In Borneo Tray riling by p luuncn. sanipta mt and J»-.-p train Ur. Wil Pi. sir Fhlnt, Chinese Con-ui-G- ral, covered Labuun, Sarawak, and North Borneo m his goodwill tour and m conducting survery of tho living condition> of Ohinejse th-rc. Ho found the Chinese m these
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    Final Hockey Test Today
    172 11 The third and final hockey tes^| will be play:d on the Padang; this evening on the S.R.C. ground to select the State side to meet Negri Sembilan on Saturday. Players are requested to bring both coloured and whit? jerseys, and those unable to play should get
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    Better Pay For Police
    79 11 bttM Staff Reporter Kuala Lumpur, I of la Urn Urn of service of the A '■< P receiving and a revised saKry iCIMfIM fo r both Asiatic tmptctofi and m m btn of the rank and ftli ha- b. prepared One Asiatic inspector ha> b promoted
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    FOOD PARCELS FROM SINGAPORE
    67 11 It i> officially announced that it If iow permissible to include ih parcels sent from Singapore, tinned foodstuffs up to the maximum of 7 lbs. per parcel, but not more than 3 lb^. of am one item. This does not permit the export of edible and
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    Useful B.P.
    87 11 The first annual gathering of the Useful Badminton Party will be held on Sunday, at the bungalow of Mr. Teo Kirn Eng at Pasir Ris, when members and friends will participate m land and sea sports. The party's general meeting will also take place at which office-bearers for
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    WINGS B.P.
    101 11 The following have been elected to be office- bearer s of the Wings B.P. for 1947: President Lim Cheng Geek; hon. secretary Goh Poh Kuan; hon. treasurer Lim Bak Song, hon. auditor Tan Thoo Mong; i sports' captain Lim Bak Hock i committee*. Wong Ah Hung. The following
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    CAREFREE BADMINTON PARTY
    131 11 The following will represent th»> Carefree B. P. m a return match against the Merry Makers B. P. on Saturday, at the Happy Worl<i Stadium at 2.30 p.m. sharp: Ang Chin Nam. Lee Hong Lvm f Low Seng LLetc t Poh Kirn Kt-at, Wee Teck Yean,' Sallel)
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