Morning Tribune, 11 January 1947

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    United States Want Jap Separations Quickly
    166 1 L on Jan. 9.- The United States is dcVW h V collection of reparations from l without, full agreement or hv wartime Allies. State Wai VI moil need m a broadcast here to- James X- Penfield. Director Of ,ie Department Office, Far tern Affairs,
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    ITALIAN WORKERS FOR ARGENTINA
    30 1 Home, Jan. 9. --An Argentine Immigration Delegation has opened negotiations with the Foreign Office on Wednesday night on plans for sending Italian workers to Argentina U.P.
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    Passengers Gassed
    40 1 MARSEILLES. Jan. 10.— Tw I nundred passengers were over--1 >me by chloride l'umes today wlrn Marseille-bound train ran over barrels of chemicals which had fallen from a freight rain at Calisanne, between Saint Chamin and Bern 1 U.P.
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    35 1 Budapest, Jan. 10. -Archduke seph ol Habsburg i s to be tried 'In contumaciam" (tor failure to obey a lawful court order) by th<> budapost Peoples Court today tor war crimes. His whereabouts arc unknown
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    Queen E. Captain Retires
    89 1 Queen E. Captain Retires LONDON, Jan. 10— The Cunard White Star Company ani nounced last night that S r James Bissct has relinouishea tis command of th€ Queen Elizabeth and retired from lv; post of Commodore of th? line. When the ship sails from Southampton tomorrow, she will be commanded
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    London's Food Position Worsening Hourly: Troops May Be Used
    150 1 LONDON, Jan. 10.— As spread overnighi with risible for housing, food o stoppage, Government to use troops to gvt f 1 r 1.500 drivers and mates red at one big firm's Lon- on iges had joined the this morning ana the
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    FRENCH TROOPS IN SINGAPORE ON WAY TO INDO-CHINA
    426 1 FRENCH TROOPS IN SINGAPORE ON WAY TO INDO-CHINA Legionn aires Include Axis Nationals (Tribune Staff Reporter; French paratroopers and a battalion of the faMOU* Foreign Legion were aboard the Champollion wnich called at Singapore yesterday on her way to Saigon. Most of the Legionnaires are Germans, enlisted since the id
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    Five Burned To Death In Alleged Political Crime
    96 1 Five Burned To Death In Alleged Political Crime I 'Tribune Staff Reporter j Ipoh. Jan. 10. Five people were burned to death and five others critically injured m an unprecedented outrage last night at a lonely spot near Sitia\cc w The crime is believed to be connected ivith a Chinese
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    DUTCH EVACUATION
    28 1 Batavia, Jan. 10.— Dutchmen evacuated from Indonesian Republican territory during the last year numbered 28,098. The total number of Europeans m the interior vas 45,974.- Reuter
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    S'PORE CIVVIES ON TROOPER
    54 1 LIVERPOOL. Jan. 10.— Befoie th 2 troopship Duchess of Bed ford left Mersey tor Singapore last night more than 100 male civilians returning to the Far East made official complaints about being accommodated m troops quarters and living under troop:ng conditions- None ot them, howev r.
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    Jewish Suicides Alleged
    54 1 WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.— The Am.rcan League for Free Fala* tine has submitted a memorandum to Pope Pius XII drawing his attention to the "epidemic of suicides that will shock the vv< rid" among 150 000 Jewish refugees m "the European displaced persons camps, the headquarters of the
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    18 1 MisB Muriel Steinbeck, the Australian film star, is to take parr m the Singapore radio theatre tomorrow night-
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    "We Cannot Yet Shoulder Responsibilities Of Self-Govt."
    45 2 Onn \s igorous Defence Of Federation Plan INO > I that V f I I n Ui Hall I tl d i 1 i ti on i of Pel the He Hi In the r n that thcrul r,
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    Chinese Sculptor In Singapore
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    Echo Of Radio Store Robbery
    101 2 who I estly re the Wire n rhomson F ted sentem ipri-J-.2-.si District Judge I Ac to th prosecution, vned by the Par East .•rn I Division, HQ n into on Mu\ -I i\\» rubbers who wirele neu nri radio accessories I 100. j ai
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    Ex-BBC Woman For Malaya
    16 2 H. LI i Road been appointed P the Br< md ha, 1941
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    HIGHWAY ROBBERY ALLEGED
    110 2 HIGHWAY ROBBERY A LLEGED a bullock giving a detailed statioi robbed of ted to an Indi m as the i said, wa er Indian m a h m Kampoim Silat 3 p :n on Aurr 29 '•;> punched, pushed into the laUang and robbed of $50 m cyc J is
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    Auction Shows Glut Of Luxury Goods In S'pore
    172 2 Auction Shows Glut Of Luxury Goods In S'por e I an am t y 11 i on i tot r« ;pts i• t j raniic bidd' >.- of all na~ y i >:..{• Wt s i rieing t >♦• Itotfo I for the r of bales of cloth- Laihtt goods
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    Muriel Steinbeck At Union Jack Club
    79 2 Muriel Steinbeck At Union Jack Club Muriel Sleinbeck. Australian ot the film. "Smithy." will make a personal appearance m 'Torces Variety Quiz" at tlu Union Jack Club to-night. The -now. which will be before a forces audience will be broadcast from 8.30 to 9.30 p.m. m the Blue work oi
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    RAMAKRISHNA MISSION
    33 2 In celebration of Swaml ViveKananda's b rthday on January U a public meeting w.n bo held at the Ramakrishna Mission mil bf lectures In English Hind Tamil, by Mr N Natarajan
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    Jap Major Gaoled For Rash Driving
    62 2 Jap Major Gaoled For Rash Driving it m*nt tt k f ay. I Vain:«euchi. P*e talion of J;i m£o •1, reck ItPr tli* r-.ad If 1 forcing another I>>i I^^ with th<« result Bj^t cargo f«ll off. I Yamaguchi Va BKaiconsiderably an. I^^ mitt«'d he dr«»\. P*^ he did not
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    RAF Association Branch Form Here
    66 2 RAF Association Branch Form Here A Singapore branch I Air Pon As V lav( Monday with t' i Commanding RAF a;..: de t, and tho Air Offil I j ing RAF Base S< I si'lont. Btil Tlie following were Bnly Howard (Chairman Boil 8/Ldr. (Vice-Chairman W^f Cdr. T. S. Grant
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    90 2 Among the paper- l o:B$on at the Clinical and >M meeting of, the Alumni 1 tion of King Edward VII I of Medicine to be held College premises at 10 m morrow is one on '^■fw of Vitamin Bl rieficiejg Puerperium" by Dr. 9& Sheares. Dr. A. M. dCi
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    38 2 Some more item foodstuffs, lying m 'BJ tions at the Army d< X will bo sold bender. Th<- itt-ms include Hj tinned salmon aiui I tons of tinned O*tn groundnuts (tmsbel UP ot groundnut* (shelled flf I
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    PLEADS GUILTY THEFT OF MOTORCYCLE
    46 2 wi-n motorcycle parked '"H car park, Hus Lsthncin (23. a guilty before Sec L. c! Goh, yester m The motor r X be the propert I Higby. B Hussein was re lice custody lor I his plea was rec rae«« S.
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    Witness Speaks Of Throwing Body Of B.O.R. Into Sea
    290 3 Witness Speaks Of Throwing Body Of B.O.R. Into Sea v M rot up troin c.} k lU id aol find my waj I into the jangle" md- rmerly oi the 7th Coasi [d „n dat Christmas Island, -r fk .rourt martial .riar^wv^: ■I Mlh I PJJJ- March 10. Jon hP
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    Rent Board Reject Gian Singh's Application
    310 3 The application made by Gian Singh Co.. to remain in their present premises 4 Battery Road until March 15, was refused at a meeting of the Rent Board yesterday. The original order made by the Board was lor G!an Singh's to vacate their premises
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    SMALLPOX ON THE INCREASE
    85 3 Smallpox continues to he rampant !n SingaporeThere were 14 cases for the week ending Jan. 4 with one death, compared with the orevi< us w ek's figure;; of four cases and two deaths. The Municipal health report reveals that tuberculosis wa> also responsible for a number
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    London Trip: Local Interviews
    86 3 Tribune staff Reporter) At least one of the four candiinterviewed yesterday if n will be the lucky delegate > ►re to get a free trip to Briaa the guest of the Biiti h incil, following Sir Angus Oil cent Visit and offer. Interviews are also being
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    JAPS DENY AMPUTATIONS CAUSED PoW DEATHS
    746 3 War Crimes Trial "Col. Suwabe's attitude towards us was very good. On one occasion when lie met a fatigue party on their way to work he stopped his car and ordered the sick back to camp," said Havildar-Major Ahmad Khan fourth prosecution witness, at
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      157 3 i/ter 4 airs of Separation! I f m Persona! Message to jj II M- P> I GREETINGS and all good wishes for a prosperous NEW YEAR. This comes from the Spiritual Headquarters of NAVAROZI. during the duration you were all out of I! touch with >ne; but, thanks to Almighty,
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1947. Malayan Fisheries
    33 4 Morning Tribune SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1947. Malayan Fisheries M cUs i Oon 1 i. ol d 0 1 Easi diet i rem ■i k r Uj U) »T' 0 I] I I HTRH
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    U.S. Airmen To Be Trained In Malaya
    461 4  -  H.L. HOPKIN OUR LETTER FROM LONDON I I n. I I] "1 k n Of t >U training m. tl capon ol Sch irdi d. A m be m .iit. I ill- h< i or not atomm pai I <>] I■ A F
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    Bank Of France Supports Blum
    151 4 Par:.. Jan. 9. Finance Minister Andre Philip announced today that the financial weight of the Bank of France is to be thrown behind Leon Blum's five p r cent price 1 cut programme to deflate French economy and i drive down the cost ol living.
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    "TO TRUMAN FROM CHIANG"
    46 4 "-KING. Jan. v.- Gen. Marcarrylng to Washington nal letter from Gener- H Imo Chiang Kai-shek to Truman. The lei m: on. M rshali at i Id by Madam- Chiang i m Chln ch *racl r 'To Truman tn,m Chiang. National Govern- U.P
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    5-Second News From Britian
    306 4 5-Second News From Britian •HEALTHIEST wwM DIES I Said t<> be tll< I thiest uoman, M Cott'v, jtgrd 7s t a road, (Old Norton j^H Basel i, began to i I at her home. Ml tQd I daughter.! arms. I" i AND SO THE I'OQpi Demands for ny Hj unofficial
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      BOUQUET, NOT GROUSES
      186 5 I notice that most correspondents m your Postbag" column only write m to air grou There's DO harm m that, but lets award some bouquets—even it few and far between. Here then: (1) Thanks to the authorities lor releasing 10.000.000 cigarette^ for smokers who have been com-
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    No Change Expected In U. S. Foreign Policy
    126 5 NLW YORK, Jan. 9.-The New York Times m a loading artici today declared thai "confirmation of (ten. Marshall's appointment a^ Secretary of State wa., a dramatic performance organised purposply under Republican leadership m order to demon f-i-atc to the world that the
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    U.S. REJECTS FRENCH OIL PROTEST
    35 5 WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.--Tfie United States has rejected the French protest against tfie acceptance of new oil conceptions m Saudi Arabia by tflto American companies, the State Deoartment disclosed tonight Reuter
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      614 5 I ____r-" Optician i Tuno. Sinscapore shops today an- displaying as wid II ol KoO ds as can bo desired m the circumstances, I__T X Tang t lle r this pape offers a good cross-section of current bar- Consult: I l For snecial advertisement rates, etc., please ap- X ro
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    Around The Town
    199 6  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH I i i 1■ tIOP plan d ro<> i it idmlti I I ties tr ght the tip cut In the hould b at j A d .in-,; rm I i larg< mer-tl r A tells i ither. n the i -all n thai
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    Why Grow Old
    395 6  -  Josephine Lowman HTH Exercise At 50 Following the outline foi this v ;ir n^idering v i ;ing stage- one tt?ei l til during a lifetime, 100 s middle age men and wo- ptible to the i thoughts expressed by Shakes- p. m hi- "Macbeth." He said: 'life's
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      33 6 What's On-* VICTORIA THEATRE j To-nlght at 8.45 p m I > Stag* Club Drai > Festival 1947 "Tv ifth N PAVILION N j CATHAY Pa i CAPITOL Hi min I v S S in
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    MEET A REAL LADY IRENE DUNNE.....
    1023 7  - MEET A REAL LADY IRENE DUNNE..... Henry Gris _^~^^m r HPV iMB HGJG Morning Tribune Corres. m Hollywood I why it rl i ust I |y-tv ot; tic VI ■i! i:. th It W mm iHo: 'ill' :i real -,^H a rtal ••quern' J^H admire '"^H: :^s to copy ■verj
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      36 7 I L\YA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE If v £.^P^ Sbut-dunt I GUNQ INSIDEf/ INSIDER-HE Ft^CJ K 9 UNT LOOK J LOOK ON JZ,/<! Y^OgA tm HE^&^ her/.'- g Y.;-— f^Bk I (To be com. on Monday;
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    Planters Overworked And Underpaid
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    British Aid To China Must Continue
    11 8 British Aid To China Must Continue J H N 1,000 Reuter
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    EXPORTS FROM U.S. DOWN
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    JAPS TO PLEAD FOR LENIENCY
    119 8 »KYO Th U-known a ai.; understands Japan* c Government .1 most likely mak< an appeal m the Allied Powi rs to ease i(>--n programmes again pan •<> thai h< may be allowed maintain a living standard lal to that of 1930. The journal -ays that
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    Why Grow Old?
    47 8 m a ntn tyling, tak m but d time for, rploit md member th tired m yeai m ny ntal outlook. middl you an best I to iiuly enjoy living. to the Idea that ]l l lllt t< Id b> an idiot ring nothing!
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    EXPLOSIVES TO DIG GRAVES FOR FROZEN VICTIMS
    304 8 BRITISH ZONE "f CX rmany, Jan. 10. I rday again o Ruhr, and gave more d- I m col v 4 hours, were forced to 'Lffcir.e. L j m th< i° ul These figures reported ..an authorities ibject to otnautl ul Brit runvertin,
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    PoWs In Formost Were To Have Been Destroyed
    193 8 TOKIO. Jan. 9 nersß war m camps on F I -to be destroyed lndividuailj| m groups by mas^ bi i bing souuus snakes, poisons, dr or decapitation", a I ramp journal dated A ig. i Introduced at the .v.:c« \v ar Crimea
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    GEN. DEMPSEY
    20 8 NAIROBI, Jan. 10 I sey, General Offlcei c^tasm ing-in-Chief. Middle East Force-, has arrived here official visit. Reuter
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      82 8 VICTORIA THEATRE I STAGE CLUB DRAMA FESTIVAL MM WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S "TWELI'TII .\IGIM FINAL PERFORMANCE TONIGHT AT 8.45 TICKETS $2.50, $1.50 and $1.00 FROM ROBK- oNb or from Victoria Theatre after 6 p.m. FREE MATINEE FOR SCHOOLCHILDREN AT 2 or from Victoria Theatre after 6 p.m. I i a coura &eous
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    AGREEMENT SIGNED WITH INDONESIANS
    97 9 AGREEMENT SIGNED WITH INDONESIANS I i i slim which wa and I ippi th€ rnment. vis Van Monk. Lt I ral ol the Dutch nd Mr. Bo kawatl. of East Indonesia, wen ■jinwuz those who welcomed the mem ben ol the Commission il at the airfield. A Dutch private was
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    RESENTED JOKES ABOUT HIS EARS
    18 9 X m wai 2 1 rning he tooK S bln(Hl 1 :n2; U.P.
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    Our Special Food Markets Report
    335 9 Prices quoted below are for Mcul weight except where otherwise stated. Fuudotuirs: Yesterday* quot--4tion<s wt-re "Meehoon": Siam No. 1 $85; No. 2 $80; Indo-Chinu $70; Kedah $75. Rice: Siam No. 1 $104; No. 2 $102. Rice milling: Siam $36; Glutinous rice; Siam $90; Kedah $75:
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    Soviet General Gets The Sack
    125 9 Peiging, Jan. 9.— General Ivan Chestiakoff, Commander-in-Chief of all Soviet forces m northern Korea with headquarters at Shingishu, has been relieved of his command and placed under surveillance, according to a Mukden dispatch to the World Daily here. The messages stressed that the reason for
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    Burned To Death
    99 9 DONCASTER. Jan. 9.— Five children ages ranging from two to 13 were burned to death today wh n coal tailing from the grato set fire to their home. Eldest girl. Pat wa; seen dashing down stairs screaming tor help as flames poured from the window, but before
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    Sale Of Foreign Currency Banned
    147 9 fO, Jan r J. Th> U nal Chamb aeetli re t^day. petnioi. the O('V rnment, through tl Finance Ministry, to proh: circulation, buying or i '>i United States or other foreign currency notef throughout Cnina. The petition asked, firstly. U*€ United States and oth.r foreign
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    COUNTY RUGGER
    23 9 London, Jan. 10. Rugby Union results: County championship:-- Monmouthshire 3 Glamorgan 0. Other match: Services 24 Army Trial side 9.-- Reuter
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    MCC Dismissed For 278
    896 11 MCC Dismissed For 2 78 Umpiring Incident In match against Tasmania HOBART, Jan. Id— The MCC are enjoying a holiTeSt matches and the cricket on the beaiifully situated Hobart Oval today provided a splendid contrast to the tensity ot Lhat recent six-day match at Melbourne. We had another umpiring incident,
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    AUSTRALIAN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    16 11 AUSTRALIAN TENNIS TOURNAMENT I SY L re Chnm k ■M Bromwii'li, N tMV X I?, ■ute
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    Around The Local Cinemas
    74 11 Around The Local Cinemas I PAVILION :le Foxes with Davis, .i:e:^K jarshaU and Teresa industrial uthern State- of Inn, h( ■H, 'nd m& ilia Esv < >!<<u bit t Aiar Esil) money X to cott id __^^H| ii''s■and her ■japil Litlle Hi i l),n; ill tett I v lic TU'-^tsl
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    Score Board
    117 11 UOC—U\ InningGibb c Gndiiur b MurMt 1 lock Ibw b Barnc- 52 Haici-taff c Morrli b Murfett 3 Compton c Morri- b Murfett 11 Ikin c Gardiner b Johnson 5 Eclrich Ibw b Clark 82 Yardley b Clark 4 Bcd>ei- c and b Clark 51 Evans c Clark
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    Preparing For The Olympics
    113 11 LOMO I Athletic A ,n schedule announced ladical that n» ng and umrmr will bo MM <•( record activity for British track I field athletes. There are more nx tures on Urn lial than for many y»ars p t^t and OtHipitllllH Wlii know that evtry performance
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    Malacca Hold-up
    91 11 Tribune Staff Reporter) Masked and armed with a revolver and two knives, three Chinese youths broke into coffee shop and got aw ;i y with $4 600 m cash and jewellery at 6 a.m. this morning. The robbers got into the premises through the rear, and after herding
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    Remnants Of Davis Cup Team Beaten
    55 11 Remnants Of Davis Cup Team Beaten ADELAIDE. Jan. 10.— Dinny Pails and Colin Long won the South Australian tennis doubles championship today, beating the United States team of Willis Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy, 6-4, 2-6, 8-6, 1-6, 6-3. The two Americans had remained behind when the American Davis team returned
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    Johore Malays Appoint 15-Man Committee
    34 12 Johore Malays Appoint 15-Man Committee Support for Council of Actton n Ml I 0 i I i] progre and tl i 1 i hore I I B the Ma C f the X X
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    WILL EDIT WAR HISTORY
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    No Austerity For Them!
    61 12 No Austerity For Them! London, Jan I S pamjx Amerif debutanU msmg the b v>< °f cxl vegam I "New York today r > Jh I I from a I party thn j I by Mr. and U /or their O'- t Itr daughter Lor- Ire m 5 The paper
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    DEMONSTRATION FOR BACK PAY
    44 12 TV ier) •.I.A LUMPUF Jan 10. A nst ition i' r I n planned Civil rvi( ri^Kuala Lum- OU 1\ be agr< «d upon. The dma id protest i again ,f the Oovernm< nt m ni on the qu< tion.
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    Aroozoo Sisters Win Essay Prize
    59 12 Aroozoo Sisters Win Essay Prize Marie md Hedwig Eft of Oai h prize terday i >r writ p re m Hi nry v J Sharp ol i jle Lion Sin gay h >i: the Mr Arthu; I ll!on Re tau Hi /-jo. I t of t Holy [nfanl Im. what
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    APPOINTED TO MALAYAN SERVICE
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    Village Attacked
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    STOP PRESS
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    Aung San Arrives In London
    277 12 Aung San Arrives In London Panu rr.upotBui,nd BintiS. ir-old Aung ban B I> puty Chairman of tne. G ecutive C unnl m a military ui. Iorm h the ftrst out oi ad hurried forward I Pethick-Lawrenc inn handshake. Aun- by Thakin -t ParU In the Governor's a. U. tnc; Member
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    American-British Horse Race?
    71 12 NEW YORK. Jan. 10.—President James Butler of the Empire City Racing Association announced today that he is fly- Ing to London t 0 confer with British sportsmen for the organisation if a $100,000 Empire Gold Cup to be run here next November over a mile and five
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    Babe Ruth III
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