Morning Tribune, 24 January 1947
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203 1947-01-24 1 Cousens Is Guilty, So 15,000 other PoW's!' nWV Major Charles Hughes CoUSens, l~rn«l hero today Former senior officer of the major-, old division have protested strongly against tht decision and memberi of the division propose to held a meeting to decMe how they can help him. They are not goingReuter - 203 words
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Article32 1947-01-24 1 I g vernI announcI ibinet I crnI up ii I I I be I I d 1 I the X m m es Sol mils. jsion and; new i U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article66 1947-01-24 1 B Jan 23.- The Soviet "Pravda/ 1 denied Mr Era I ning that th I n l tgency is unear V I Decem- Pravda had i I! i s\,hn M U had m- I and that he Charter.' criticism Übou] i Poiic n the m Is66 words
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Article60 1947-01-24 1 From tuday it is hoped to inise the gas pressure slightly ■r. the following extended irs: 7-8.30 a.m.. 11.30-1 p.m. 7.30-9 p.m. The Gas Engineer has noticed from his charts that some consumers are attempting to draw supplies outside hours when 'he pressure is normal. This, if sisted60 words
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Article179 1947-01-24 1 PARIS, Jan. 23.— The i will hold its first official m< possibility of a split m the lican Party vvhich would a: Parliament. Thirty members of the Popular üblican Party will resign from Party, it is reliably reported, if promivd limitation! on Pow< I theReuter - 179 words
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453 1947-01-24 1 BRITAIN COMPLETES DRAFT PLAN FOR GERMANY Basis For Big Four Parleys At Moscow LONDON, Jan. 23. It la understood that Britain lias completed the draft of a plan for Germany to be discussed by the Big Four Foreign Ministers m Moscow. The plan reportedly sets out the following general principles:U.P. - 453 words
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Article80 1947-01-24 1 Briton Pose As G.I. WEISBADEN Jan. 23. Donald L- Jenkins. British youth wh« wanted to get to the United States so badly that he masqueraded a> an American soldic; ut to be redeployed, was m dy oi British consulai Is today. The 22-year-old youth, wh claims he is a dischar^d."U.P. - 80 words
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100 1947-01-24 1 LONDON, Jan. 23. -A number of Member* of Parliameni an.- said to be considering tho formation of limited liability company to encourage exchange of technical trainees between France and Britain, and possibly also between j Franco and America. Agricultural work* rs will be amongReuter - 100 words
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Article37 1947-01-24 1 JERUSALEM, Jan. 22. The direct cost of terrorist outrages ,n Pal stine last year was ab m 600 000 Palestinian pounds <equa to sterling) Sir Henry Gurney. Chief Secretary to the Pale-tine 'Government, said hore today.— ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article129 1947-01-24 1 Second Peiping Court Martial PEIPING, Jan. 23.— The Navy court martial of the second Ame rican marine who is alleged to be the accomplice of Corporal William Pierson m the rape of the collegian, Mis* Sh:n Chun, has tentatively been set for next week, probably on Wednesday, tt was learnedU.P. - 129 words
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Article39 1947-01-24 1 HOOVER FOR GERMANY WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.— former President Hoover an need that he has agreed to Mr Truman's r quest to go to Ocrmany to make a stuiy of food conditions with th-e view of '/warding American taxoay- U.P.U.P. - 39 words
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Advertisement19 1947-01-24 1 I OPENING SHORTLY ■at 30-1, Raffles Place 6IAN SINGH CO., j Cables BAJAJ Phone 2483 WATCH I'Ui. OPENING DATE19 words
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Article20 1947-01-24 2 waooo 7i/^" that a 1 pui w t: > Lai M new "> propoi i] <• ill I mD20 words
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Article59 1947-01-24 2 Harsh, But Not Revengeful 23 The <■ ski, re from p eace t I vculd French si I on the 8 hop ns that the procity v U up- doH tun w "^vn i With Hem].: many, he said, should pa; reparations from capital as well i urren' production andU.P. - 59 words
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8 1947-01-24 2 U.K.- Malaya Parcel Service Resumed I I ReuterReuter - 8 words
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Article263 1947-01-24 2 MALAYAN NEWS FLASHES •taub and D I:idia R H I OS m M, m J. Pinkam, of 7A, si. rth Common.! been appointed •i to Malaya. Federation of Urn l ay;i entertained It* president, Mr. B. Thurai irgham, to a dinner Kuala Lumpur. the fli I time lincc the re-oc-aJI263 words
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Article75 1947-01-24 2 DACHAU. Jan 23— The War, Imes Tribunal trying 45 former 3. and Police guards at Flos- 1 iburg c mcentrat'on cam f sentenced flft< en to death I i i gave i leven life sentences i i on and i urteen prison trms, m one75 words
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235 1947-01-24 2 Maiti oil i Murder 2.';. I trial I n v I 8 cial I 1924, the lust of the tinguished-looking Francesco W not' guilty and presented himself as )tti wha had trii yarn Fascisms I critic of his danger." The court adjournedU.P. - 235 words
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106 1947-01-24 2 King Leopold's "Effacement" Preferred Brussels. Jan. 23. --The Royal question is the real cause of the polit'cal divisions which exisi m Belgium today, according to the Socialist Prime Minister. Camille Huysmans. "There can be no doubt tha> the question which dvided the parties most deeply is beyond contest the RoyalU.P. - 106 words
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Article155 1947-01-24 2 BOMBAY, Jan 23 -M troops with steel hekr.e'M rifles with fixed bayonet H rushed to the Oolpitha aH central Bombay today !oH stone-throwinu between fl and Muslims as the resdH which the police opened H several times H The trouble began after H sion betweenReuter - 155 words
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Article69 1947-01-24 2 SOUTHAMPTON. Jan *m hundred-and-thirty tv birds m 35 crate -"M New York Za, for th 1 ay, being landed ai So The birds ad I travelled m the I were transferred at I a specially-heated rail M tached to the b 34 ducks, eight d- 3669 words
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Article50 1947-01-24 2 SAFFRON V. "Mercury", the RoJ M Empire Radio 1 which toure.l AUst Z.aland last B leave Debden Walden, E 8 BoUth Africa. Dt M tup via the M will be given at aid SAAF unit S "Mercury" > I latest radio aid I montJtrftted %xh MReuter - 50 words
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Advertisement14 1947-01-24 2 VICTORIA THEATRE STAGE CLUB DRAMA FESTIVAL 1947 I "WHILE THE SUN SHINES" i i14 words
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224 1947-01-24 3 v Concessions'' To Striken As Basis for Resumption Of Talks lin ion central executive committee we m .otiations if the Municipality wil I X 'hat some concessions would ,i'?o:iations, a spokesman of the S ,?S^ against last n,g.u to con J r ,«iatlon, could be resumed.224 words
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Article177 1947-01-24 3 DE GAULLE DECLINES MEDAL PARIS. Jan. 22. --General de Gaulle has refused to accerf the military medal which th French Government also oro- posed to present to Mr. Winston Churchill, General'ssimo lln and a representative o 1 late President Rocsevelt. The medal ranks above all othe v French military distinctionsReuter - 177 words
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Article48 1947-01-24 3 MOSCOW, Ja 22.— Soviet Ru -cl the worst drought m hall 1 century last year, resulting m <'<• crease m production of grai ar b^ft a^d sunflower seeds! Tie drought i worse than that m tho starvation year of 1921 23.0004)00 people m 25 '•i Cci were affected.- U.P.U.P. - 48 words
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139 1947-01-24 3 Pope Calls Women 'Assault Squads' VATICAN CITY, Jan. 22. Speaking to 400 women representatives oi the "Christian Revival Movement" who had just met m Rome, Pope Pius today calkd them the as-ault squads against the present campaign against the chuich." A> mothers and brides, he >aid, they rnu-t devote their139 words
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Article121 1947-01-24 3 I. HANOI, Jan. 22. —Combined French operations launched yester- d;iy to the West of Hanoi un th< I road between Hado g and the Great Lake have been successful, according to an official French communique. French troops are now m com- plete co trol of theReuter - 121 words
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Article51 1947-01-24 3 NAPLES, Jan. 2S.— FMir-thoUsa <\ returning soldic»s from P<«W camp" m South Africa landed hen-. I ing the Fascist hymn "Giovinezza" a»id itrewing leaflets rowing rangeance for Mu.volini's death. Some of the leaflets Ik jc tUT€ of Mns f)lini With under it "I die *v •-cU.P. - 51 words
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Article44 1947-01-24 3 BERLIN, Jan. 23. France I FpUofi f-.v hehtnH Russia Britai and the United State or dim; tiinir German war indu?--i [g reported to be far of ,-i'l z tnei ;<n6 in»p< i d ooi dil io i m the Bovi< I SSO "highly natisfactcry."44 words
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228 1947-01-24 3 Tokio, J.. I." def< ndivit Xi li shine, civilian c I 8 ary m the Tojo Cabinet, m the war trial, parti/ conflrtnK-d that thei is f nil agreei to attack the United States among Jap&nete l< n who participated hi the Imperial ConferenceU.P. - 228 words
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Article113 1947-01-24 3 "A Missing Link Discovery NAIROBI Jan ?2.--A Stern fontein skull found m Transvaal I after 20 years search is thr "missing link" and will mean a radical revision of ideas held for many yer^rs regarding man's evolution" Prof. Wilfrid le Croz i rk. British professor of anatomy, said here. HeReuter - 113 words
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Article79 1947-01-24 3 PARIS. Jan. 22.- M. Paul Ramadier, Fri newly elect id oci) Prime Minister first Undc n«-w oonstitution annou ced I f tho formation <■!" hii fo.'tir "ibinot and submitted the list of names t> the Pi I of the Fnivii ;!blic, M. Vine. nt Aliriol. Vir-f Premiers InU.P. - 79 words
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Article211 1947-01-24 3 The three Malayan delegates to the conference of British Empire Communist Parties to be held m London on Feb. 26, embarked on the Empress of Scotland on Jan. 21. Before leaving, the delegation Messf* Abdul Rashid bin Ah (Malay). Wu Ti n Wan' 4 (Ch.nese)211 words
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Article158 1947-01-24 3 CALCUTTA, Jan 22 The plice opened lire here today n clashes with bands of young men reported to be mainly students, who m the second day of distrubances. were attempting to obstruct buses m variou-s rts of the city. The trouble started yesterday "hen the policeReuter - 158 words
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Advertisement15 1947-01-24 3 I SATURDAY wmeursj Ipm wiide |r STORY OF ALADDIN and 1 ONDERFUL LAMP I I15 words
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82 1947-01-24 4 Morning Tribune FRIDAY, JAN. 24, 1947. Collieries Strike 0 settle old Urifcc ka i| H.iu Am: gor gur m dama# v,< poltej mans* mproß I ,untry with a r U (>1 :i the v. M rit f tl mai II i- Dothli ild t In 111 n the I m82 words
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590 1947-01-24 4 H.L. HOPKIN - OUR LONDON LETTER The Romances Of Julia Clash H.L. HOPKIN by i 1 i Joiii Roy N rtti find Oi r a i ■■■■'>■ i b R i tic l: w rr 2 Married another round h< i man (>n >A at somit Ann toa Ala No* she has bt^n590 words
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Article128 1947-01-24 4 PRANKURI Jan 22 Mildi I < :;h jrear-old Amei ican nm illeged t i have broadt i I fro n N;t/i Germany I "Axii Sally", who wai released from United Btates Army cv tody on Chri tnuti Bye, wa c tod qu« Mi-- Dejpftrtment ol Ju tice,Reuter - 128 words
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Article72 1947-01-24 4 NO CONTRIBUTIONS UNDER PRESSURE BERNE, Ja 23. I I Bwi ft] Council I the demand fli an .uid economic iid i<»i d countr) which l ufl (j iniir ma i"! oun by i BwiUerland, il h U m li men! quai tei here, T<. Contl iM I Bwitserland w.,> understoodReuter - 72 words
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Article94 1947-01-24 4 Sirondhi. India, Jan. 22. Mahatma Gandhi's walking tour and Amtus Balaam's 25th day of m minor victories i their separate campaigns to end i the communal strive between th Hind m and Muslims m East Bengal Salaam lderly Muslim spins- cJ her last after Gandhi hadU.P. - 94 words
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Article297 1947-01-24 4 'LUCKY' PAITERsJ WEDS Midget car .1 champion ot Great E V. Patterson, of B 1 Temple Fortune. wa s ai'arS Miss Elise Cunningh^M A boy ne- road N- > /j.-n a ware Mr. Patt< r 1 "Lucky" Patt. n fa-;n»jB large number ot narrow «B he297 words
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Article112 1947-01-24 5 Letters To The Editor. Postbag GOOD GOING A> a r.-cent arrival m Singapore, may I pay tribute to the excellent road and driving sense displayed by both professional and owner-drivers here. The traffic on the first night of th? Chinese New Year between 6 p.m. and midnight was reminte cent112 words
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Article106 1947-01-24 5 HANOI. Jan. 22.— Nearly 100 French mid Spanish Roman Catholic missionaries are missing m Northern Indochina since the largcscaic fighting broke out beton Dec 19 accurcLi g to «^miotficial French reports today, French missionaries have disappeared from Than Hoa and iiom Virh m the north of AnnamReuter - 106 words
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Article79 1947-01-24 5 London, Jan. 22— Any of Britain's 20,000 deserters from the armed forces at home or abroad ,v!v) surrender voluntarily b rch 31 this year will have th s md any other mitigating crtaken into account wh n tlfeir case's ar»' examined. n- will, however, be no amnetReuter - 79 words
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Advertisement594 1947-01-24 5 i^^^^ r^-^ it's obtainable anywhere its m Qunot Singapore shops toddy are displaying a^ wide a V^ptlCWH iriety of goods as can be desired m the circumstances, and competition to buy is happily being replaced by m competition to sell. To the discerning buyer as well a: Kegarding the eyesight594 words
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Article, Illustration455 1947-01-24 6 WITH VERA ARDMORE him i I 111. th ci P I; ShangJ I I I In A An bang! At Cracker I is v is let oil from th< j Club and Burma retei dtoren bai k to the- d Uiejvni i/ > In!, i)>i v tauranf455 words
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Article138 1947-01-24 6 S Banana Mould; l table S spoon gelatine, 3£ cups water, 4 tablespoons lemon jj i juice, 1 tablespoon finely- gratrd lemon rind. 6 table- S spoon sugar, 6 bananas pink coloring, mock cream. cherries Place the gelatine, water i and >ugar m a saucepan. Heat gently until138 words
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Article, Illustration18 1947-01-24 6 Unknown Unknown Actress Janis I I board. Fo/< can toB (fire the w urop B O7i en B18 words
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Article358 1947-01-24 6 q. "bomeone told should not file m y true?" W£ A. No. On m isi and certainly the We ij than the sets ra many persons prefe board to a metal We. K^ Q. One ol my I I the other. It hasn't I this way. Wlut ca358 words
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Miscellaneous21 1947-01-24 6 On* rORIi TOEATRE ■i. Club pie ri t > s Ii r J'-nnlfet i Oodd s i J John i v i21 words
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Miscellaneous39 1947-01-24 6 aHi ;m aii\i:k I WHY IS VO' SCAPED LENA'LL KET^ ON SADiE HAWKINS DAY NO -^Wk THING COULD HAPPEN TO r^^T B ANYONE, SO NATCHERLV <£\ -^a» r'LL HAPPEN T y HIM TT rA mi/fy^m I %t J^^K I jHv39 words
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Article, Illustration642 1947-01-24 7 Henry Gris - Henry Gris OUR SPECIAL FEATURE FROM HOLLYWOOD By i Morning Tribune cones, m Hollywood •ill undisputabiy uH« v HoI r, "great." Pro,rs pay him the $150,000 por oicture without a murmur. \nd be lives them their muneys worth. He works hard His performance m "Arch if Triumph*642 words
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Article138 1947-01-24 7 A .16,000.000 British film d» al spiead over a number of years ha-, been agreed between Associated British Cinemas and British National Films. Und< r the new plan British National, owned Lady Yule, will m future make six Mm-, a year for Pathe Pictures (a subsidiary138 words
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Miscellaneous50 1947-01-24 7 /v A. n i JO THE MORNING TRIBUNE S By AH Capp JSABACHEWR.' f^ MERELY TH* V'^W|\# ma i??^X WANTA >i SECOND 7 U?A^^ "H'7r^& T r UGLIEST.'- Z^\ 1 f W HER -NOW- AN CTv f^^ x'*^^\ V^^^^' f I I /2 Rl Cifir v u De continued tomorrow50 words
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24 1947-01-24 8 22 44, n I mm. v I I mv:. r .-nrnun: I *****0 Q I 1 I I U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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63 1947-01-24 8 73 British Subjects Were Murdered LO Fan. 22 en .'iiur- Pal< last Mi Arthur Creech-* reply to a th< "i Cornlay. .1 them Palesand 13 civilia reech-JoiK tatement had tx I lUI BUI Mr Ch r former Colonial Ek but i r to con* i co open had received frorReuter - 63 words
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Article26 1947-01-24 8 4th Child Murder In Britain ■■and I Another ltd txxly B iturinf I I r old Drinkwater wa- found h imila trmnfled I :nt: i ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article157 1947-01-24 8 An ka Escaping society Las been formed with Marshal the Royal Air Force the viscount portal of Hungerford, as sident, to fostei the friend- fornw I between R.A.F.. Dominions and Allied Air Forpersonnel who escaped from enemy and enemy -occupied Europe rind those who helped them on157 words
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Article67 1947-01-24 8 No Arms Dropped To Karens RANGOON Tan 22. Govern H ;day denied the madi bj Tha&ln Nu, Uiti !>1« s 1 F:« edom Lean peoj)k" had 1 anna and amttw air among I i r Burma. i mfnt .said. Th( Governo] wishet It to be •re is no ti tlReuter - 67 words
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472 1947-01-24 8 LONDON. Jan. 22.— Th- Consent: I ded the newspaper attar,: I treatment of British GI brides m th. I U the subject of an almost unpi. I torial criticism m the British Pathe N< beine shown m cinemas throughout Bn I The answer to theU.P. - 472 words
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Article83 1947-01-24 8 SKIRMISHES IN JAVA BATAVIA. Jaii 22 I military spokesman repfl this moraine military afl ties without Dutch losses tavia and Sourab iva a I At Batavia. a I publicans, includin J were killed and arms andl munition captured when "M troops after being fired made a counUi- I inu heavyReuter - 83 words
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Article41 1947-01-24 8 LONDON, Jan. 22 P 1 mination thai the Berffll treaty shall give mal M to Poland's w< I outlined In the r I i., the main v dum which the M will submit to th( (it putiei c■ I Jan. 27.41 words
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Advertisement19 1947-01-24 8 \COM&M9 HRVIOfS ENTIRW^\ 4 BRIGHT NEW MUSICAL ADVANCE BMKIN6:- I ROBIN 2M'S. RAfFLES P^ ct L TO tf J&19 words
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Miscellaneous35 1947-01-24 8 Try This IMERICAN .SMMK m I n ■Tj mF jTT A[ ■|\E E MIWM I i ke Erl« 5- B (1 ian 1 j J an I 3 v i i I 1 I 135 words
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Article462 1947-01-24 9 r 3/6 M.Ws.am 1 Mamb 190 21 re n.«« M I PahH g OOMrf— 3 .RIALS Pattani Seller P ,,,gnga R.v L. Ssr -T Id n 20 22/6 Raub All* Gold 230 240 I Ord )g j^^ng Cone »>3 2/4- Rawang Tinnelds 7/b 8/ 3g(M 41.00 cd.462 words
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Article146 1947-01-24 9 SHANNON AIRPORT, Eire, Jail- 22.— Claimed to be the fli^t trans-Atlantic stowaway m an aircraft, Anna Zemit was today taken from an Air France aircraft here and lodged m Limerick jail by the V^ police after being hdd on the plane Dy tiie mmigration authorities.Reuter - 146 words
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Article55 1947-01-24 9 RANGOON, Jan. 22.— Unrest m the country has retarded the work of the Forest Department m many divisions of Central and Upper Burma, according to an official report on the Department's activities just published here. The report said that besides Urge scale dacoity and lawlessness, Communists have beenReuter - 55 words
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Article65 1947-01-24 9 Nanking. Jan. 22— Hsin Mm Pao said that Chiang Kai-sheK has ordered all provincial local governments to adhere strictly to budgets m expenditures the IKXt fiscal year, since estimated expenditures are already too large. He also said that local administrations must make detailed plans on how theyU.P. - 65 words
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Article75 1947-01-24 9 Paris Jan. 22.— French authorities m Hanoi sent a letter to the Chinese Consul-General stating that the decision to interruptthe commercial air service beiween Kunming. China and Hanoi was taken by the Chin se Airlines (CNAC) arfd the initiative to re-establish that air service lies withReuter - 75 words
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Article56 1947-01-24 9 CANBERRA, Jan. 22.— Mr. Arthur A. Calwell, Australian Minister for Information and Immigration, Jfel terday denied reporti that the n ee> conference of Commonwealth and State ministers m Canberra na! agreed to the abandonment of immigration plans. On the contrary it had considered alternative means of bringing at least 4^ooo56 words
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263 1947-01-24 9 NANKING, J.tJi. 22.— Ihe Oil Otntrml Daily IftVi said that Urn Foreign Minister, Mr. Waiig Shih Chieh, fCnlllllj French Ambavidn on J.i'iuary 19, officially informed him that the sovereignty *f the Paracel.x Islands South of Hainan belo: ged to China. Wang also ask» d theU.P. - 263 words
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Article57 1947-01-24 9 Dutch-Indonesian Meeting BAIAVIA, Jan. 22.— A oommunijque issued after a meeting here todajfc between the Dutch "Commission General" and Indonesian Re publican delegation stated that fur- ther discussions on the military situation m Indonesia will take place at an early date when "it is I hoped that a solution onReuter - 57 words
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Article37 1947-01-24 9 MIAMI, Florida. Jan. 22.— Al Capone, former Chicago gang leader, lying ill at his villa near hue after an apoplectic stroke, was reported by his doctor last night to have rallinrf and regained consciousness ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Advertisement35 1947-01-24 9 LAST 5 SHOWS (Tel: 5281> GREAT STORY! JMs' TOP STARS!... John WAYNE John CARROLL Openinc To-morrow "7ftDDA'C IUivKU j Jmm Modernized and I Streamlined to Fit the moaern Concept of >rge J. lewks > Linda STIRLINC^35 words
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11 1947-01-24 10 FINANCIAL RECORDS IN U.S. IN 1946 I I i r. 111 words
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Article19 1947-01-24 10 U.S. NAVAL STRENGTH IDC I had I I -nbat d n I TI 'an i' nclud i i i19 words
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30 1947-01-24 10 Planter's Battle With Burmese Dacoits B HMd Bui- B j I v.ith me w. '1 the oui mil] bopc*c mi.d.- dl :.!y flann re iinhu I r ned m ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article73 1947-01-24 10 Kudna Rockhok Catacombs a ion to NulI d covered i.i.a .-Xtii X.; EtoCkbOle :tt,d ••,< v.\ ile contain water. H< m the Kudii-. and th<- catacombs sine*Jam* w. Jones, ■•< Government al, discovered them m 1880. 7h.- present expedition, left Adelaide recently, led by Captain J. ■i tland J hornReuter - 73 words
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Article48 1947-01-24 10 STANDARDIZATION OF ARMS NOVf Bcotia, Jan. 23. MaJ< I I W. W. Richard Oflta Ordnance Con i trailer and liaison officer bei United Kingdom, United B C D dian defe tnization -u,i <ji, arrival here aboard the Aquitania that hii visit was con- with amis standar--1 ion. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article45 1947-01-24 10 FORCED TO SAIL BY DUTCH GUN BOAT Ed al Tanjong Pri"k from Bemarang t,, which ii<' had b«-en forced to ail i i Dutch gui boat f hen un cargo at the Republican 'i rebt D. K.-nt. lmrt (i to the Briti >h te-O< ral45 words
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Article12 1947-01-24 10 ftrst yeai Ye*\ P fni. mm. m izing i labour ded. ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article305 1947-01-24 10 Our Special Food Ma rkets Report quoted below are for p.cul weight I where other ufl Yesterday's quotation M.-choon": S-am 2 $78; Kedah $75. m No. 1 $104; No. 2 C-JQ2 Rice milling: Siam $36; Glutinuous rice; S^am $80; Kedah $70;. Rock Sugar; $57. Gul a" Malacca —Superior quality $37.305 words
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Article89 1947-01-24 10 PENANG.— EarIy March hafl been ntatively iixed bi the starting {joint In local competitive badminton which the Penang Bndmint vi ition will be sponsoring for first t m<- sinr-- the re a upaHundredi ol enthusiasts are expected to join m a vigorous battle I<>i- the junior honours. The89 words
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Article34 1947-01-24 10 PARIS, Jan. 22.— 1 the bell when th< to rob ihe Church at A, night. Pi the bell tow.r. The clutched wildly at the bell ling of I the 0 U.P.U.P. - 34 words
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Article21 1947-01-24 10 U M D x? i Matron oi mo Sr v br- -n transfer* dto 9!nga- will be ucc< led by U.K.21 words
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Article59 1947-01-24 10 New Communist Probe In U.S. WASHINGTON, United State H lives Committee >n Unaal Activities Vot< d v to I tigate "Communist or -übvenil fliu-nces" m H< America's trade unions, ft organisations and cdu< (em. The chairman, Pa I I said that special attei M paid to "groups ai d vsfiiReuter - 59 words
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Article90 1947-01-24 10 PARIS, Jan. 23. de s. Ik's, arresi i Paris artist- and Wri of running op urn den rtrred to the prison after q i painter, BdoUAl prison. Tho count I Count Raoul de recently an black-marketeei FRENCH HONOR PARIS, Jan. 23. Foreign Ministry France will soonReuter - 90 words
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Article17 1947-01-24 10 JCXJJAKAJ minenl flgurt mercial ein d- f of ttl< oi P.I.E. P nomi) which 5 ,000,000 rupiah.17 words
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Advertisement65 1947-01-24 10 V At '2 Tteata 11 IS 0— 4.35— 6.5 9.30 ■~rijr A A^^ Amazing drama packed V j $&P^'"'{<?th*- Wlth match| ess Vjßiif >J^%9i^ Tarzan thrills! f*\*f wm- 'a3"^^^^B -|V j^fc^^^. jf^wfr*. £mt J M if f I WV^r Hv mm Mr r- Iv if 1 ip^^mmt jm/ yT m65 words
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157 1947-01-24 11 ORIENTAL AND INDIAN ART IN U.S.A. K ,tion I ces I I tho ft "a"'' todiw mdude m m "Music and Danre oi ndia" Zamlra Gon m Bibliand Palestinian dances i cecilia liwenleros. Arisendancer. Ai-ian. cruncse ball?--\g a currmt U.S. vun- tht S'-ate Departnt'a cultural cooperation pro!nme. She plans toU.P. - 157 words
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82 1947-01-24 11 Transportation Developments In Russia Jan. 23 --Hie wared r ssian aircraft indown to ground will bo alloy steel is looking l ke airframeless ;er buses, with d nin >ns. and automoI rudders. icy, broadlatest techniitnents H id that some projc I aircraft construction civ been com- ud ere be Ltn82 words
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50 1947-01-24 11 Austrian Dr. Karl Gruday that the nt will op- nee of m Austria aftct Austrian '■el that ontinue of Austria for f on or for the security claims ber said j a free '1 War I supervised aland rein, Dr had iquistic :nino- U.P.U.P. - 50 words
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72 1947-01-24 11 AUSTRALIA WANTS INDENTURED LABOUR SYDNEY.— The admittance <o Australia for a limited period of Indentured labour to help retablish the pearling industry has been recommended by the Northern Australia Development Committee. This was stated by the Minister for the Interior, Mr. Johnson, m releasing a report on the industry H,Reuter - 72 words
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Article95 1947-01-24 11 TOKIO, Jan. 23.— The AdjutantGenera] of the War Office, Lieut.Oen. Sir Richard O'Connor, will arrive m Tokio un Jan. 28 to inspect the Commonwealth troops of the British Commonwealth Occupation Force area. A few days later Mri Geoffrey de Fteitas, British Under S4tfretary forReuter - 95 words
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Article48 1947-01-24 11 SIMPSON, Philadelphia, Jan. 22.— The Wedding of Adrew Dovin, Jn:-. took linger than expected. Dovin fai' ted at the altar. He wa s revived and as the Revn. D. C. T'omkieWid WlB about to resume the from »i.y Dovin's bride Collapsed. U.P.U.P. - 48 words
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Article49 1947-01-24 11 FOWLERS MILL, O.— Raymoni Carroll, a 56-year-<>ld fanner, is off tobarc, 'temporarily) and caterpillars (permanently). Hia decision came after he had popped caterpillar into his mouth With a wad of chewing tobacco. The Caterpillar retaliated and Carroll's re T li and throat Were rminfullv 0] about a Week. U.P.U.P. - 49 words
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Article26 1947-01-24 11 From All Quarters PITTSBURGH. Army vi'tcmi Tom Hawkin wrote 10 letters 10 his mother every day of the l'J -n nths bt -p<nt m Japan.- U.P.U.P. - 26 words
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Article55 1947-01-24 11 BELFAST, Jan. 22.— Fifteen Nationalists and Labour members of Paliament m Ulster have sent telegrams to the British Home Secretary urging the release of member* of the Vrish Repttblicail Army enteneed f >r outraifei In Bnfla 1 d during a pn- war agitation. The oUtrajrei consisted mainly of planting uitcaseReuter - 55 words
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Article54 1947-01-24 11 TRENTON, Jan. —lt Wai practically a one-family affair when Joseph Giulia-o was sworn In as super intendent Of weights and measures. The oath was administered by a brother, Anthony, a master m New Jersey's chancery court. Another brother, James R. held the Bible. Three sisters, Mildred, Theresa and Anna, wereU.P. - 54 words
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Article154 1947-01-24 11 WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.— Tho Secretary of Agriculture, Mr. Clinton Anderson, disclosed today that the United States Government plans to speed up the grain export programme so that 400,000,000 bushels will have been shipped overseas by March 31 and up to 550,000UOO by June 30^--the end of the 1916 —1947 harvestU.P. - 154 words
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Article49 1947-01-24 11 CHICAGO.— A reformed thief has taught the Pullman company something it didn't know about it.s own business. A towel stolen 32 years ago was returned to the company's headquarters. An accompanying note rjiid: "It has done its work well." The company knows how long its icwels will last.- U.P.U.P. - 49 words
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Article48 1947-01-24 11 WELLINGTON, Jan. 23.— Urgent operations were expected to begin yesterday to move the 9,500-ton Australian liner Waganella from a reef outside Wellington Heads where she ran aground on Sunday night. Tlie job must be carried out quickly because an unfavourable change m the weather has been predicted. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article35 1947-01-24 11 LONDON, Jan. 22.— Mr. vVinsun I Churchill ha s bought 43 short-horn Jersey cattle and will bo nominiit«>d for membership of the short-horn Society of Great Britain and the South-Eastern Short-horn Cattle Breeders Association U.P.U.P. - 35 words
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Article24 1947-01-24 11 PORTLAND.— Christmas shopping prese; ted a problem to Mrs. Hattic M. Wilcox, 65, whose family includes I nine children, 44 and I 17 U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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Article58 1947-01-24 11 WELLINGTON, Jan. 23.— i N Zealand Cricket Cou cil has BMSMtd tin- follw-ving thrtH'-da> are* to be played m New Zeal MCC team at the end <•' ;an t<'Ur: Ml Wellington— March 10 t 12. 0 -March 15 l<> 18; ver>Us ChrisUhurch— March 21 *.oReuter - 58 words
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Article105 1947-01-24 11 MANCHESTER, Jan. 22.— 1f Football League Clubs accept the recommendations of the Management Committee on players' wages and agreements at a special meeting m Manchester on Feb. 24, the Players Union have notified that they will immediately apply to the Ministry of Labour for aReuter - 105 words
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Article74 1947-01-24 11 Sports Probe In A merica WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.— A Federal investigation into sports gambling and monopolistic practices was proposed by Senator Joseph C. Omahoney. Naming baseball as the number one spcrt which should be investigated, Senator Omuhoney said ho would ask Congress to conduct ainquiry ir*to professional football and collegiateU.P. - 74 words
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Article74 1947-01-24 11 ADELAIDE. Jan. 22.— Peter Smith, who recently underwent an operation m Sydney, is progressing sati>factorily and is expected to rejoin the MCC this Week. Jame. Langridge, why was provisionally chosen m the 12 to meet South Australia beginning he.c on Friday, will have an exUnsive tiyout tomorrow,Reuter - 74 words
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Article70 1947-01-24 11 NUREMBERG. Jon. 2\. -Franvnn Papr-n f r rmer Reich Chan cellor and Gorman d p'orrat. wil arraigned on Fr.'dav b fore denazification board, bur bell a slim chance ol an cquittal t m Bri ir_ i Catno* lie hosj 11 v n P*»n >n sa lr f;U.P. - 70 words
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Article97 1947-01-24 11 ADELAIDE. Jin. 23 Maryleb >n< n ipent th practising at Adelaide Cm n today m preparation for th matches against South Au-tr beginning tomorrow and the fourth rest beginning Jan. 31 Walter Hammond looked r> Ireshed after his holiday and drove freely m a half hourReuter - 97 words
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Article28 1947-01-24 11 NAVAL BASE SOCCER A friendly soccer match between R.A.F. To gah and Indian Navy Sports Club, will be played at the Naval Bas« Dockyard tomorrow it 5 p.m.28 words
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Advertisement67 1947-01-24 11 PAVILION To-day tf'our Snows 1,30-^4-16.30— J. 30 p.m. Here's A Picture You'll Love .tn4 lalk About! CHARLES BOYER JENNIFER JONES m ERNST LUBITSCH'S titillating m-m-m masterpiece! ■"PETERLAWFORQ HfIFN WALKED REGINALD SABGiNES KGIMALD OWEN Produced and CDJJQT I ||R|TQf U I Oirtcttd by CKflol LUDlijOn NEXT CHANGE tnother Outstanding Aovel Coto»s67 words
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Article15 1947-01-24 12 2ND GLOUCESTERS FOR W. INDIES I D i lglfl it the end ol polemic v.;15 words
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137 1947-01-24 12 Vi porous Opposition lo Federation Kua a 1 I 1 Scla I I I I I th feud a m tii- FAKE SOVEREIGNTY 1 en m the world i rapidly ahead tru ;gle for ir edom. I ilaya the propoi n ib nerge one* larl137 words
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Article47 1947-01-24 12 Arabs' Four Demands tod*. proiifAal roUf BUif cl,m,mi mm— m tare n I whl#h eqiuJ called I m< proportiooal reI i nand ation n ircea »aid uch B: md the Lebanon promised that hey would M go ill the way with hi Palestine Arab dema d U.P.U.P. - 47 words
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Article95 1947-01-24 12 Forces' F amilies For Japan Occupation Fora i ngei tieme .11 force n n oversea; commands. Fiity-thro- applications md other ranks were m the War Office m mbcr with assurances from Headquarters cone mcd that dation was available. then ht-ped that the families would all leave m January. A sReuter - 95 words
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123 1947-01-24 12 CACRAMKNTO (California), T;m23.—Two suspect* have been named by police investigating the kid apon Monday night of Miss Alice Dean Devine, pretty IT -jvar-old ichoolglri daughter of I wealthy fruit grower, who escape d and turned home unharmed tli following One 40-year old convict named EarlReuter - 123 words
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Article75 1947-01-24 12 NANKING. Jai 23.— President Chiang Kai-shek appioved five year Pan fo»' Ihe economic recontruction of China and forwarded 1 1 to the Executive Yuan for en- forcement Th< plan is the re ull two ><-a work o\ the Central Pij'iv ing Board of Lhf Bupreme National Defence75 words
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Article12 1947-01-24 12 It.' Ifcpp Cup Qolf Tourney t Ipoh ha; been postponed for Sunmorning.12 words
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Article177 1947-01-24 12 Jau ion m i by th( Uriah ButJ t i Women's ph'itogran! i under matron befor m court. The polio building into llowing thi morning, m whi 2] 129 women wi Butler, who tn< oilfield- ar< is believed to the many inrmr ,l quarters wjjo i broken window <ideReuter - 177 words
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Article60 1947-01-24 12 SYDNEY, Jan. 23.— 1.- I an Tost batsman Sidney Buffering from ftbrositi and shoulder mUs< play for New South Wa :1 Victoria In the Sheffield Shield) beginning tomorrow. it »«emft, toe must undergo a mcd J before he can be J Fourth Test begin ing m w On Jan.60 words
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Article31 1947-01-24 12 In th? Hou>e of CcflJ last night. Mr. Ait brief statement ..n thepn ed treaty with Frantf. government was an j begin negotiatioi the n W French was ready.31 words
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