Morning Tribune, 29 April 1947
1947-04-29
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Title Section11 1947-04-29 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Mr *<»sse es}'es} w I V A,.KIL29 1 i£ll11 words
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Article, Illustration218 1947-04-29 1 ■..nn.RRITISH RELATIONS I Xnril ->B— Mr. A. V. Alexander, Minister Member uf the Cabinet Mission to luiian Students Hostel here today greatest problems of Indo-British Britons knew so little about India I meet mere we can In Bn- comI abour the executive instrument for free -ell -government of IndiaReuter - 218 words
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28 1947-04-29 1 PARAGUAYAN REBELS SEIZE POWER PLANT Kf. April B H m H I ;ned i I B Be f the B B -!;ent I f tion. n re- U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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Article13 1947-04-29 1 The In- Mrs them I the Karbeen ReuterReuter - 13 words
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36 1947-04-29 1 MASS DEMONSTRATIONS T C IMPRESS VICEROY AS INTERIM GOVT. MEETS 28. Innbly. i hia ii 1 s of to tl 0 In Prshau running higl the vi the Muslim L« irlng :oy. n f 'he ReuterReuter - 36 words
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305 1947-04-29 1 RUBBER OUTPUT IN MALAYA UP TO SCHEDULE MR. F. J. KEMLO DISCUSSES INDUSTRY'S PROBLEMS Referring to smallholdings production which has been running at the rate of 325,000 tons of rubber annum, which is m excess of anything hitherto considered possible, Mr. F. J. Kemlo, Chairman of the Singapore Chamber ofReuter - 305 words
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Article72 1947-04-29 1 BANGKOK. Apr. 28- A lire swept the Capitol Theatre here, owned by the Malayan cinema magnate Ah Luke, on Sunday night while a Jiuw was proceeding The lire started m the projecting room and spread quickly involving 2,000.000 ticals loss tfi films. Many people wereReuter - 72 words
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Article91 1947-04-29 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Apr. 28— A mentally unbalanced Army de- r. who escaped a death sentence through President Tru- man's; intervention, wa> at large today after escaping from the psychopathic ward! and kidnapptlg a medical attendant Three other patients, who fought their way from the Army's LeUerman91 words
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Article156 1947-04-29 1 GBS MAKES STATEMENT ON COMMUNISM LONDON, April 28* George Bernard Shaw, {m a letter to the Times today, reconciled his Communist convictions and capitalistic practices with the remark that Communism must be developed gradually and add ed that "the greatest nuisances are the boys of the 'everything tor nothing all156 words
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Article39 1947-04-29 1 Maiarctic, Quebec. Apr. 28.— I All eleven men entombed In the burning Malarctic gold mln« are I "definitely dead," a mine official said on Monday. The mine was sealed off to permit th* flre to burn itself out.- U.P.U.P. - 39 words
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115 1947-04-29 1 28.- A spreading 'sym p a t h LOGO dock workers today Virtua by London dock system for tt :ied membneral vi ye support unJ ii Steps were taken immediately to divert ships from the Port of I indon to Liverpool and otherU.P. - 115 words
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Advertisement32 1947-04-29 1 nevei en before must be seen n0w.... AMERICAN HAND-PRINTED CRETONNE Straight From U.S.A. only !25 per yard IDEAL Idll THE MOPEB N HOME "«»«M 24g] k y 10-I TEL 9036© RAmtS PLACE32 words
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232 1947-04-29 2 LETTERS WILL BE FLOWN TO AIR LINK POINTS TOO Tlu i VI nptth tli.. froi Ist May, l f n rcralt >'ra A Itd will b used i i ii atter on the main from S.'ngapori return, and all surcharged m In232 words
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Article105 1947-04-29 2 B.ORi. Thomas DunkKenneth Day, vi urth MagislH yesterday \v the rad BOD. on April 26 stolen. Dunkling who pleaded gin": .<.- charge or the it was send nree months rigorous imprisonment wlvje the case Day who claimed trial postponed a week for mention. According to105 words
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Article44 1947-04-29 2 brilliant attaim-d tin 1 U-. le^aj pr Mr |ah, X C passed aw.iy a The eldest V. v puter. Survey Orhce. X pur and T had hi Lump sir and I Stjoined the La calk :hc Bb: mcJ Tlv44 words
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Article71 1947-04-29 2 Mi A\ iHAI Apr l>B. Six JapioriKti- ctwiiuu i y antse fleet m CU and Japan< iral China woiv i. by ir.)in Formula und :rul by the uuhtary tribunal *'f the Mil) stry A<.\ idiiiK i Chin. ociU be i many at i cjin iiuia dunlinReuter - 71 words
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157 1947-04-29 2 LONPQN, Apr. 28.— The price which the United Slates i •<• rubber should be increased is the of an anonymous correspondent writing to the Final Tirr ■\V t are inflated prices for our imports from A- things we must have We export rubbe:Reuter - 157 words
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Article15 1947-04-29 2 tmen. Fu Bar I 37) t> were each $500 w: v Taj15 words
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Article26 1947-04-29 2 ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST M allowed ba«l to the exten- of SL'.OOO when he claimed HI He he offe rust. .a p. giah, rial to ab--Ka26 words
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10 1947-04-29 2 Malayan Visitor Sees S. Wales, Meets People, Miners I p10 words
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30 1947-04-29 2 Chinese Delegate To Negotiate Loan From US SHANGHAI. Ay: Mr. X P. Cl H)oinLed niemft Board of Dir- I G<>verr.: ie. "?a Sts)oj pat. ing lead I TTnttp-l Rtc- ReuterReuter - 30 words
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101 1947-04-29 2 DEATH OF JAP GIRL AND US ARMY OFFICER SUCIDE-MURDER VLR ijpni 28. n. that muru lfuchcd by aiHhgiilirs m\ Robert Wilson. 23, and K\ foun with him on Mnrcti H ,i Tokio I Til*- >fncial explanation was Wilson P'#oti I irn t Tlw Army itatement said tl by thf TachU^w.9U.P. - 101 words
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Article160 1947-04-29 2 Mr. P. V. Slun.u. s e I t ro'ai •> of Hit Mnupvrt I tUck l\i\ ..until mi I, I %JL, t'xpmed I S arrive m Ku.ili I.umpur I y today to consider J»«; I teflon" b> the j v\s I of SlUftporc and Hie160 words
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16 1947-04-29 2 Compensation For Service In India LONDCrun Smith member t I Ml Mr fulu a s ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Advertisement11 1947-04-29 2 TIMBER Pkvit SENG HI A »AWMILI j^F MUTATION INTIM fIVSTTTtTTION 20911 words
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253 1947-04-29 3 lii ISM- HUSH NbWS FROM THt BUSlNtbb FRONT MIGGEST POST-WAR DEAL ■V IHREE LOCAL SHIPPERS (p, H. G«li TribuiM* Staff Reporter) million worm of Malayan rubber has I to the Soviet Union by Ihfee local ship I t> sc#HNM as one 61253 words
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Article47 1947-04-29 3 Apr 28 7. 475- tons, is 80 Chin Bjjk nil until frttft rlv cus ft. will not oonfls- .iv(> bought iff' cuits i:hl other food. V ..umed that Hv 't h'ld. ..ntl t p. tlv expert :.ibitrd. B lm that they ReuterReuter - 47 words
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77 1947-04-29 3 Accused C.I.D. Man Fails To Appear In Court i the m Chinese. f Urn, a X sub- C.1.D., Singapore. W Fourth Cm P Id -rda': appeal m cheating !1 Ltm who is allegf '1 a Chinese W r br dishonestly n« him to deliver to him V >»wnd ring pawned77 words
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Article39 1947-04-29 3 The French ship, s.s, Pa-teur 29.^54 ton>» arrived here yesterday with 4.083 troops on board The Pasteur, which sailed from Marseille-, via Oran. Port Sa:d and Aden, is due to leave tor eon thi< morning.39 words
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Article33 1947-04-29 3 The Prrlippmes Foreign Ofnce yesterday notified the American Consulate :n Singapore by cabhe to arrange for tlie repatriation of the seven -hip-wrecked Filipinos who are at present m Singap33 words
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Article102 1947-04-29 3 Three young Indian soldiers Karrim Mullah. Khunna and Abdul Rahman appeared before Magistrate Ahmad bin Ibrahim yesterday on a charge of being m unlawful p >n of 17 St«»n i gun s alleged to have been found m their posses-ion on Sunday morning at Alexandra. The102 words
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34 1947-04-29 3 A consignment of 3.607 sheep and ten racehorses from Australia reached Singapore when (We ftt/v. Gorgon < 3.533 tons) droppe'dh anchor fn port, yesterday. Fifty-seven passengers from Australian ports also disembarked.34 words
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Article37 1947-04-29 3 Shfps m Singapore port hay( been requested to halt -mast their flags tomorrow a.s a mark of respect to late King Christian of Denmark, whose funeral will take place on that day.37 words
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Article16 1947-04-29 3 SIX MONTHS FOR STEALING PEN m M the I if to I itlng I ftlh $9616 words
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240 1947-04-29 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A gang of podown loe who Were surprised m the act of raiding a godown m the Harbour Board, was iptured by the Singapore Harbour Board Police m the early hours yesterday morning In the course of a kuii240 words
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145 1947-04-29 3 G.-G. MRS. MACDONALD AT INDIAN WEDDING 'Ih M>k pi een Miss l.ih Mallal and l)r \h<ioolr;ui< r. Th< blid( the daughter of Mr. and Mis. H. A. Mallal. The br groom is the son of Mr. ana Mrs. H. H. Abdoolcadei df Penang. The reception Waj held m the Victoria145 words
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145 1947-04-29 3 H. E. The Governor ot Singapore. Sir Franklip. Gim.son, has received from Lady Clemen'i the following reply to his letfer of condolence on the death ol Sir Cecil Clementi. "Dear Sir Franklin, •Thank you very much for your telegram, conveying to me the kind145 words
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263 1947-04-29 3 >fr. flush fcoudewvn, of the EfffffoAi Section ol Radio Wfolaya's School Broadcasting Division, has written a thMrtf song for Singapore's Safety First Wvvk to be hffM from May 1217 th The song; wili he played by dance bands m the cat*arets as well263 words
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122 1947-04-29 3 Malays Face Armed Robbery Charges Alleged to have corrtmittrd robbery of cash $35 from Abdul Kadir on Sunday evening, t#o young Malays Mohamed bin Yassin and Yahya bin Hassan who appeared m the Second Police Court yesterday on a charge of armed robbery were ordered to be remanded m poi122 words
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Article59 1947-04-29 3 A DAY OF JOY— AND MOURNING April :*o being the b'»rtw»y nt Her Royal Hiyhness Princess Juliana Oi 'lie Netherlands well as th* day of the ftmenl oi Kin a Christian of Denmark, the Netherlands offices m Singapore and Netherlands ye m port will fly the flag on top until59 words
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Article53 1947-04-29 3 Following the death ol mastci "ivBfan Ho Hin (L.CG 140) MS i)« t.ms. at Pandlanß. Sumatra Apr pttin f>'n Abdul M«»i took ()v<>r the helm and brought the v. int'> Sinsap^rc (»n Sunday. Thr Bnn Ho Hin brought 1 cargo of cnffrc. rubber, darn.-i53 words
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Advertisement19 1947-04-29 3 SPORE TEl,fc 2287 IF'< »H TEtfc !0U i:«ii«lf 111 niMl lii < ulai UflE IN ASK BELTING ASBESTOS CO., LIMITED19 words
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713 1947-04-29 4 Morning Tribune London Agents:— Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot house, 98, St. Martins Lane, W.C.2. TUESDAY. APRIL 29, 1947. A C-3 Population What first struck most people who returned to Malaya after the occupation was what appeared to be the comparatively good physical condition of the people. That this was713 words
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Article, Illustration1166 1947-04-29 4 Miss Ketut Tantri - The Power Behind Vietnam Revolt Miss Ketut Tantri ASIA'S NEW LEADERS _HO CHI MINH By j This is the fir^' par? of an article on the Vietnam Republic and >te President, Dr. Ho Chi Minn, from -he pen of Miss Tantri whose articles on freedom struggles m Asia have i1,166 words
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Article224 1947-04-29 4 5-Second News From Britain r. l v [m vacani it >r Fur b Mr G R > n hM rang mi n M imrch, B I been |i?en y b St. Lukes, H J* t year. n To dimmers, lt X Swimming v to bt« reduced from between 6.30 .nd224 words
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24 1947-04-29 4 LONDON. APJ ing Standai -aid tori:i a bumprr wl chiel r< fall rom B< Bevln |l fron n.- U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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Advertisement48 1947-04-29 4 A DFUGHI TO Till EYE* THK LOVE! \MI Kl< W l \UM NUMOUNI RIMLESS GLASSES Glasses that blend with beautj and sharpen appearance with clean cut good taste and style. (They are cushioned against v breakage. EVERBRICHT OPTICAL CO. l Qualified Optician! 19, Chulia SUeet. Telephone 4435, Singapore.48 words
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Article436 1947-04-29 5 H.L. HOPKIN - H.L. HOPKIN ■id LONDON LETTER by "-f I 14.— 1n W\\ the United H is what VieIK- fly "f the S. rvice, Lake BUCX that k s0 ■H C ommis- r d the Far K s :O w been formed, 1 K r Purcell expects ■E^]\ Shanghai I H>:436 words
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Advertisement160 1947-04-29 5 If it's obtainable anywhere it's m JJul SinqapohJL ShopA, Optician Regarding: the eyesight Consult: New China Optical Co. 71. High Street, Singapore. Phone 3786. Photographer CENTURY STUDIO No. 23, New World Amusement Park. m SINGA PHOTO STUDIO 64, High Street, Singapore. Indoor and Outdoor Photographer*. Pianos USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS160 words
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Advertisement183 1947-04-29 5 Electrical United Trading Co. 61. Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US Embroidery 1 Direct Importers of all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods. GOODSTOItE 10, Battery Road. Phone *****. (Rodney Housed Singapore Forwarding Agents BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY 45, The Arcade: Tel: No. 4658 Prompt Execution,183 words
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Advertisement155 1947-04-29 5 1 Art Curios C. K. Tang All Kinds Eastern Arts crafty Exceptional Value-Minimum Cost 241 RIVER VALLEY ROAD SINGAPORE. Cafe Restaurant 2, Finlayson Green 61, Middle Road, Singapore, Phone 2620. —^W Confectionery FOR WEDDING OR BIRTHDAY TEA-PARTIES CALL AT:— Phone ***** THE VICTORIA Confectionery Store 71. Victoria Street, HIGH CLASS155 words
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442 1947-04-29 6 AMERICA ALLOCATES TO HERSELF 3O PER CENT \shinc.Ton, Apr, 2«.— The eleven members the Far Eastern Comn ake put th to Japanese repti slon of tl 1 mi.s^ here thii we< k i tive diplomatic to- The United Stair, which has fighting lorU.P. - 442 words
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148 1947-04-29 6 HOW U.S. MAY BE ATTACKED IN FUTURE Washir tf n Apr 27 Se w tcr Chan Gurfley, U.S. Sera c Armed Services Commit en chief 1 night estimated the strength of 'he US Army at 1.000.000 of whom abou' 400,000 were the Air Force and 200,000 were ground romb?.t fenReuter - 148 words
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Article44 1947-04-29 6 MOMBASA. Apr. 27 A >f 42 months' hard Üboui and ,i ttn«' of £250 was imp< A ■:ib dhow plying between i A|t n GnU 1 i gun runniiiß rifles, round ol .309 inn I W i .ono imunltlon t ReuterReuter - 44 words
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97 1947-04-29 6 t a report that forces ol the Iraqi Army had ->cci the border inuu Pel Idurfeg the recent ftghtinu Dc tween Kurd'sh 'tribesmen i i Persian Government f rees j i denied here today by Col. Shakir Al Wadl. Irr»q. Minister of DeAi Wad:.Reuter - 97 words
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96 1947-04-29 6 STRIKE PARALY ZES "NORTH CHINA DAILY NEWS" SHANGHAI. Apr. 27. 1 Brit ;h China Daily appear today 1 a result trike staged bj printers. The ni r ha, bee:: under th< rnn wage regulations and the m. aRe men t .-aid they had not b approach* d i mcially byU.P. - 96 words
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50 1947-04-29 6 LONI Lpril 27. During tl :i will riding on India an I I 14 tinit I and" 1 ti I on iiui I I m IiHT (Of tl: HUT t Howi comparai Board I pects l Teooiil Year just cl U.P.U.P. - 50 words
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Article28 1947-04-29 6 Cable News In Brief MKING Apr 23. The lonalisi nment h nted Dr. Qiu> lai Chi r delegate to the Ur. mer. gency re.-sion for tackli Pale-tii. U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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Article32 1947-04-29 6 MACAhSAR. Apr 27. Amu Srnda. feast [ndonesian rU li t the Internationa] Emergency Council at New Delhi, is .^i Mac iay and al with varlt us aut 11 proto End a U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article32 1947-04-29 6 BATAVIA, Apr. 517. 4.500.000 Guilders credit m support dustries has been issued by the irt men t q! Walterway* and ie durin tarter n t »r a. 1.4 milli leum produd U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article41 1947-04-29 6 THE HAGUE A»r. 27 Dr Louis Beel. Dutch Prinu' M \vv and Dr. Jan A Ji nkman Minister of Overseas T< I \nected to leave Holland for erlands Ea^: Inci.May l far talks w!th the the D"t/»H nnxu ned today. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article43 1947-04-29 6 SHANGHAI. Apr 27 Th< Amei ican Leg n si will revived lifre Wednesday when Installed at the Amen Club The Fred- rick Towni Ward Post No. L (China) :«-d by the American on m 1020 and was active mil the outbri I U.P.U.P. - 43 words
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Article49 1947-04-29 6 LONDON. Apr. 27. Gen. Wei j Li-Hung. "Four Star" General who led the Chinese Army m Burma camp.. rrived at :idcn airport from N« w York lay. He is to spend a month m Britain inspr military 'allations. and will then pay short vint to France be: i China49 words
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Article37 1947-04-29 6 SHANGHAI A courts, it ted. ha\ Frederick National rican ABis c ol the I senti trie: char America:: b light '1 an "ai the Th? dealings n Chim two day? ait The case whir' trea* U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Article45 1947-04-29 6 3 DIE IN RIOTS IN CALCUTTA itutta. when aents wi n i 14 aiiured x incidents w A 24-hour m th the worst aff< thrbam In Howrah a I eO Pi munal I!are-UD boon iuiown :it nrAt I Fr-)nt wounded whi rnment :nr. 1(0 145 words
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Article14 1947-04-29 6 BBHUI reported tha clami tal nt the P nee ed t M U.P.U.P. - 14 words
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Article299 1947-04-29 7 TRUMAN CONFERS WITH BIG CHIEFS WASHINGTON. Apr. 28— President Truman held th White House last th orge Marshall, U.S. Secretary of State and Re pu one an and Democrat Party leaders m the United St.. nes& The conference was officially described as being far the purpose of hearing Marshall's reportReuter - 299 words
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Article47 1947-04-29 7 I m«M Importer) I at to a bar at 8.20 last I I beer One P^tol and B, lr o!ii till. 1 KmuM was robbed W M on* M Road ft* aop- W [hT ,c Chinese, one I I R ld Hen irom i»im m Shan-47 words
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50 1947-04-29 7 Stall Reporter) H Roti binte iai. Kuala SinH nay X De I Malay X Cluo w m. I Z:\in bin W] fbruary HM.S Sc irpipn Kk Banka X h deIded nial Kg by th--I d to S" l ■B the Hft this50 words
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Article35 1947-04-29 7 SHANGHAI, Apr. 27 UNESCO Counsellor Peter Hume is due bore May 1 from England to survey pre-s. radio and movie facilities for the furtherance of UNESCO's acUvit*€B. He i< exDBCted to stay 10 days.- U.P.U.P. - 35 words
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Article130 1947-04-29 7 U.S. GIVES NAVAL AID TO CHINA I pr. 26.— President Truman has vy surplus ships to W I up to 300 naval personnel to assist r authorities In training Chinese per? m. Tile ships to be transferred I under the authority Of the I 9 last July authorizing the IU.P. - 130 words
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33 1947-04-29 7 Athens. April 27. The G rnm<!ni .formltv its recent decision has call--1(J 000 men tor enrolment l n the news or li vUI br illon "of irreprr ReuterReuter - 33 words
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84 1947-04-29 7 CAWNPORE. United i Provinces. Apr 27. Seven I people were killed m riots J i between Hindus and Mos- lenu which suddenly flar- i ed up here today. j An attack waj^made on i a lorry m which the occu- i pants were assaultedReuter - 84 words
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Article171 1947-04-29 7 WHAT THE STARS FO RETELL LONDON. Apr. 27.— Le onard O. Blake, Astrologer, who claims to have predicted the correct date of the German invasion of Poland, peered into the future today and forecast Whothei war can be averted over Russia's policy towaid Germany, will become clear this summer. Some171 words
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Article276 1947-04-29 7 JERUSALEM, Apr. 27.— The Jewish I bion Irgun Zvai Leumi ii it Issued said: "There will be no peace m Palestine, In the Middle 1 or m the world until the British occupat jlme Palestine and Transjordan is abolished, and Bn m these countries withdrawn." Th(Reuter - 276 words
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84 1947-04-29 7 INDIA'S FIRST REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT NEW DELHI, Apr. 27.— India is expected to have the first Republican Constitution by Oct. 31 this year that is the deadline fixed In the provisional schedule recommended by the Business Committee of the Convent Assembly. The committee's report and mendatlons are likely to be .submitted84 words
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Article136 1947-04-29 7 SINGAPORE WOMAN AMOK KILLS CHILD (Tribune Staff Reporter; A Chinese woman living m Ulu Pandan allegedly ran amok at 2.45 a.m. yesterday and with a. kitchen knife slashed her tw> children as well as her husband, who tried to overpower her. fche immediately ran into the jungle nearby, but later136 words
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Article60 1947-04-29 7 Frankfurt. April 27, Hans Juergen Kersten. editor-in-Chief lji« information Uepartment of tlic radjo network m t^ American sector of Berlin, has been relieved of his po»t '»rd«T of the American military government m Eerlin it»was learned today. A membership card showing that he entered the NaziReuter - 60 words
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Article58 1947-04-29 7 Tananarive April 2'i. n forces attacked and put to Qignt vi uu Ktinth live miles north of the Town ql M- l'amanKU. l<>o miles (Jay, .-ordiiiK U) French sow here iinin skirmishes between. French an ent pati durina tne das re ndry <ni iulrs to the outli n58 words
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Article12 1947-04-29 7 MACAS.SAR \l)i- 27. Tho Will meni ol Oovcrnment I, he M U.P.U.P. - 12 words
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Article, Illustration613 1947-04-29 8 VERA ARDMORE - VERA ARDMORE WITH T Blue Moments Blue continues to be a universal favourite, with tht fair sex. and >eldom have 1 seen so many variations of this colour. Shading from the pakst ice blue to the darkest navy, there seem to be dozens of intermediate nuances to613 words
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Article, Illustration105 1947-04-29 8 Why Go Old? Choose Carl Ol p than vil i hej| Grow Old pel attent fact pounds :y. B of 8 und*. to be After 30 a moderate v ur.d- aid to course, i I d 0 d extr< me the charweight charts bui us son i wortl Bon. I105 words
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Miscellaneous42 1947-04-29 8 LIX \ll\l It exclusive i\ ud ISTANDIN^AFC RE YC >LE FEEND, X OH TMCT* ALL RIGHt/ JjkZSiSSSt&P D °G p ATCH YOUNG HMM-THEY IS ALL SO WOOMINHOODf THEY IS ALL WILLIN' V<> YCXJNG-SO HEALTHY— ft j REMEMBERING HOWEVER, THET AH IS Jj^K*^#MK^F42 words
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Article, Illustration932 1947-04-29 9 Henry Gris - HOLLYWOOD'S POOR LITTLE RICH GUY PAYNE Henry Gris CABLE FROM SCREENLAND by I Mcrnina Tribune Corres- 1 porcdenj m Hollyioood The Story About An Ex Millionaire jWho Played On A Burlesque Stage j In New York's Harlem j me ol m the recent Oth cvntur t' t/ a ding ml932 words
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243 1947-04-29 9 HONGKONG, Apr. 2.Q— A R.A.F. Sunderland fly-ing-boat is expected to leave Kaitak Airport here today carrying fuel for a 8.0.A.C. flying-boat which is at present sheltering m Siam Bay, Hainan Island, to which it returned when unable to land at HongkongReuter - 243 words
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103 1947-04-29 9 Chinese Fireman Acquitted Of Negligence SHANGHAI, Apr. 27-Seven-teen firemen accused of neglect ing their duties during a recent largi fire at Sewmour Road Terrace m which ten houses raged wet,, acquitted yesterday. At the lamie time, thnv .iviUaiU were collvict. (1 ill looting m the burning h and each wasUP - 103 words
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Miscellaneous9 1947-04-29 9 It/// MORNING TRIBUNF Rv Al ■>-'<> (T HnurU t. >m9 words
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115 1947-04-29 10 (Tribune* BUfl Reporter) the recent Council tin back the non-interned >nnel the IS.S.V.F. and H .N .V R. was diSCU 21 onthV hack pay ipproved, and the preparation paysheets authorised. i Non-interned volumters have re€ I only 7J i months back pay.115 words
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Article101 1947-04-29 10 SOVIET-IRAN BORDER INCIDENTS Teheran. April 27 The Iranian Army Ch ttafl disc ty thai minor icurred recently along the Soviet border m Northern Iran, but said the stuation was "absolutely calm He did not give detaili ol the incidents nor would he confirm reports m informed military clrclei that IranianU.P. - 101 words
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216 1947-04-29 10 A MIRACLE! HE LAID DOWN HIS CRUTCHES WALKED! CAIRO, Apr. 27.— 8e11s pealed from the ancient venerated St. George's Church of the Greek Orthodox faith. They heralded the announcement to all Africa j by Monsignor Christophores, the Greek Orthodox Patriarch of Alexandria, that a miracle was performed during a worshippingU.P. - 216 words
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126 1947-04-29 10 WASHINGTON. Apr 27 American diplomacy— like I American housewife— is hit by the' rising coat of living. The< COM oi iunning the U.S. State Department has increased more than tenfold since 1939. and is still soaring Higher prices, inerea^d i ries and U.S. leadership mU.P. - 126 words
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109 1947-04-29 10 Siam's Elder Statesman Off To Washington Banzkok, ApiJil 27 Siam's i Elder Statesman. Pridi Banom- yong. is en route to Washington. DC, by plane, where he was < railed by Siamese Ambassador Prmce Yarn and member* of tne board of advisers assisting Siamese members o! the Conciliation Commission working onU.P. - 109 words
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189 1947-04-29 10 £30 MILLION WORTH OF TRADE WITH INDONESIA LOST SYDNEY, Apr. 27.— Australia has lost more than €30 million worth of trade with Indonesia m the fust year that country has been I for trad the war, according to Mr. John de la Valette. an expert on Indonesian trade affairs. Mr.Reuter - 189 words
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423 1947-04-29 10 Major Obs tacle In Way U.S. Loan To China Remove I 0l third p political I fee 1 that one of the ma j I Dhina'i receiving the mm I I In June, 194tj, the Ami-: Bank I d U.5.550U.000 OUO lor s.bie L< an t China but later ta<Reuter - 423 words
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Article82 1947-04-29 10 NANKING former Ch:::v-- An Washington. 0 who la the new! ernor ci F t as beins c: tnt* i»iand a model quarters ci Acordini; Dolicy will be hinged t ca-operßtion betwei land Chinese divi t n He l 3 now stud] ment's past iramirn I Dr. \V that heU.P. - 82 words
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Article26 1947-04-29 10 ASHIN< put/ tonstall and nbat th« inflation. H. would I only to duoIn t ha.t nwtco than the national i rnt 1 v idni U.P.U.P. - 26 words
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Miscellaneous212 1947-04-29 10 Try This AMERICAN Crosxwo rd Puzzle y ACKOSS 29 -Some A[rMLJpl_ ut?El^ > -Marty Si-Boy 1 name lU;RliPjj I -w55T 01 Romt MrAfSjd tbbrl [3 > < ar^ •*^"[pjpjAj T|£ 13 W«rt o! tr d«" 34-Be beaten 1A 5 r < A^RLTI£M[t i LC(£ 13-Anothei time 35 -Take from court212 words
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279 1947-04-29 11 tRSHALL REPORTS ON MOSCOW U) duOcorge C. N!i the P [i I ruman «r to the 3 unberuiii leld further to eh a Big Four Agreem< (reon out- the mself j iders lor more man an nour regarci'ii--: the reasons for theReuter - 279 words
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Article36 1947-04-29 11 PRODUCE MARKETS H where X m Xi iah ft <43; I n a V Hi ■L B m I B I V I $70. I SB5 ft I $130 I I 1 $23; B -Hkv ft36 words
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31 1947-04-29 11 HIGHER EDUCATION COMMISSION LEAVING B r Alexander Carr-Baundera r final discussions with Dr. Ivor Jennings expects to lea apore today by BOAC pa Dr Jenririßs will also re urn flon today31 words
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Article71 1947-04-29 11 SHANGHAI. Apr. 28. Nineam, -i officers of tth Ameri- ni«d Nationalist New Army were married on Sin. day In a mail wedding held at Changchun, Manchuria, titof to a Chinese report. Eighteen brides came from the Bouthem part of China and one was a local giil.71 words
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Article73 1947-04-29 11 Frankfurt, Apr. 27.— Cot:sta-i bulary officers tcciay named l three more American generii prisoners who died alter a j bout lasf week at Mannheim s.ockade. The man were believed to have drunk autcmobile an Ifreeze .fluid. The three were Anderson Barrett, 20, of Gaffney. SouUi Caroli73 words
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222 1947-04-29 11 INKING, Apr. 28.— The Chine.se Foreign Office announced today that strong official protests have been lodgvd With the French Embassy m Nanking and with the French Government m Paris against the French bombings of the '"safety zone" at Younglien, m IndoOhina, m whichU.P. - 222 words
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Article90 1947-04-29 11 Six robberies were reported Saturday night: A woman lost $35. a gold bracele and a pair oi earrings m Bras Basah Road. At Marine Parade, a Chinese was robbed by three armed men of a KOld rinu and a wrist watch Two Chinese c lagod a taxi90 words
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Advertisement18 1947-04-29 11 M/ffI~A6AMfTHe MLV£M£SS RFOR TIIF WOMAN HI lA}\EiS! ROH TIIK POWER HE WANTS! 0H TIIK IBONTIER "i CLAIMS! X18 words
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Miscellaneous137 1947-04-29 11 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Ships alongside Qgapore Lok On (British) 150 tons, from vnanret: Reiawan Deli wttqt uruADP E Portland (British) 683 tens, Godown i 9 R,,mcM from p Swettenham. Godown ijl Burnside Uei Maru 552 tons frcm Pa uodown 4 5 Sa inconstant lemban" CJ.down 6 7 Dorsetshire vk Godown 10137 words
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Miscellaneous194 1947-04-29 11 ft ••■■Mtr 4 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY! (tiadio Malaya- Sinqaport) BMK MTVVOKK— MALAY l\(.i isu I'KOUKAMMKS. 12.00-2.00 p.m.: 485 metr. the medium wave band 7.22 megacycles per second m the 41 metre band. 6.00-11.00 p.m.: 485 metiv the medium wave band .icyles per second m the 61 metre band, except194 words
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Miscellaneous251 1947-04-29 11 KKD NETWORK— 4 MIMfcSE INDIAN PROGBAJttMI 12.00-2. 00 p.m.: On 223 res m the medium wave band &t 4.825 megacycle! per second m the 01 metre band 6.00-11.00 p.m.: On 225 metres In the medium wave band. This service can also be heard on a frequency of 4.825 megacycles per251 words
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17 1947-04-29 12 r. 27. With the for wli t rer '111 m«» ReuterReuter - 17 words
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146 1947-04-29 12 FRANKFURT, Apr 28.— A Gfrman radio engi; who helped to iron out the flaws m th \-nb, will travel to the United Btatea next month, the first German male to go to the United States to many an American Woman, Since the war.U.P. - 146 words
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79 1947-04-29 12 SHANGHAI. Apr. 28.-Four-teen puppets, mostly staff officers o| Wing Ching Wei's consulates In Japan and six alleged Japanese war criminals including Vice Admiral Fukuda. former commander-in-chief pf the Japanese fleet m China waters, have arrived from Tokio via Formosa, toU.P. - 79 words
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Article31 1947-04-29 12 SHANGHAI. Apr. 27.— Police I arrested eight waterfront "rats."' charged with victimizing American merchant seamen and seized large quantities of fountain i pen.-, wrist watches and similar articles-- U.P.U.P. - 31 words
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68 1947-04-29 12 'Bomb' explodes in Russian Consulate COPENHAGEN, April 27— Police believed today fha* "mischievous boys" have plan- ted a home-made two-pound bomb which exploded on Thursday night m the cellar of the Russian consulate. The bomb made so little noise tha? no one heard it and fragments were not found untilU.P. - 68 words
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254 1947-04-29 12 WASHINGTON, Apr. 27.— The unofficial but m I fluential Foreign Policy Association warned colonial I powers that they should carry out promised reforms m j their domains at the earliest possible moment to avert che spread of Communism. In a report written byU.P. - 254 words
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72 1947-04-29 12 U.S. Workers Get Hourly Wage Rise \VA. Electric Steel c lndustr estabk and gi 15 tms h r J me Government m*w patt gm tht m power a much na-d^to Tik' IK r CIO Unit,,; some 17 the Ford lUtomoblle w-ith the Union General E inn tually assui\cl ind> m72 words
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Article45 1947-04-29 12 NANKING Apr 28.-1 tionalist r I aid I C-J soldiers ca; I I I that a muni.st Ting Vi all organized a mocratic v Tse T The V- Ting Yi's T^ Tung with Political I ot ov< mm i Tr h ring Tl: U.P.U.P. - 45 words
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Advertisement90 1947-04-29 12 :tM\ OJ 111: 11 am 1.45. m Iff If Phone CATHAY Glamorous, Amorous, Song-Sparkled Fun! /?^/IWnSill BROWN -CARKEY /Ay) V^w/ IUOSIiUi V MITCHELL JEFFREYS V V NEXT M-G-M's Thrilling Successor CHANGE to "Bathing Beauty"! VfmiO*ROMANC£ LAST 5 SHOWS 11 a.m.— 2 p.m. 4.15 pm. 6.30 p.m. 9.15 p.m. THAT TOIGH-GIY90 words
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Advertisement74 1947-04-29 12 *syyzz KoScccc^ Open* |fa M l^ll lMfll#l#Sl^ il---t.iv ••■> Ml! c you Deunna Durbin and now X brings to you JANE POWI K!l!IHI; IJ ilM1— r:ir r;iKi. A W^i PlP^\i\3 Ivvnn Tin: CMARUf V GRANVILLE* FIELDS M ltJ G "> SAMMY KAYEo.c'^mß It's Tl, -i.tr.terl JANE POWELL fl Big Musical74 words
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Article, Illustration53 1947-04-29 13 9 In CAILFIELD, beau' iful and blonde, includes Km;' .is one «»f her favourite sports. The goldenB. hlue-eyed actren 1'as starred in fhree pictures she signed a lonn-'erm contract with Paramount Bian uo >ears ago. In her latest, Irving Berlin *s Skies." she is <n-starred wi^h Bing Crosby53 words
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Article172 1947-04-29 13 I TEXNIS The L? Moha. V 5-7. ml Wt ml B n 6-2 m <BelI Vhmed I X X and F on the I and n j. I 6-2 I and "h by de Body, who did not offer much opposition until the close td >• tReuter - 172 words
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Article41 1947-04-29 13 PARIS. April. 28.~Thi I rnment of Coehln-Chlna m a order resulting ..i.v's Vietnam attack m official Mythe \y.\\ the publication ol 13 Ann.miite language newspaper! m Ba "a* Franc Th. ft]] but of th< n Anna- U.P.U.P. - 41 words
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Article374 1947-04-29 13 pr. 26. Th< ni' i n of ti- id Wimbledon champion Pauline Bt ill Rules Committee of the United Tennis fttiOn has left a void m the ms amateur I a will be difficult to fill, for could question the 27-year-old CaliforMtion as the374 words
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Article77 1947-04-29 13 OXFORD. Apr. 26— P. H. Kardar. who as Abdul Rafeez t<M)k part In the Indian cricket n's tour of England last y playd I sound innings for 73 for M. P. Donelky's tram In nrst of Oxford University's (hi trial match Kardar was missed atReuter - 77 words
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Article14 1947-04-29 13 Th* 1 Seaforth Highlm will im on May 5 <Monday n«xt>.14 words
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232 1947-04-29 13 LONDON. Apr. 27—England's be-t world championship boxing hope —Bruce Woodcock included -is undoubtedly Randolph Turp:n. the coffee-coloured middleweight. Ever since his early days he has been knocking out opponents m a very business, lik« manner. Because of his colour, however. he is banned from BritishReuter - 232 words
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Article99 1947-04-29 13 A luge gathering of mem&ers was present last Saturday at the formal opening of the newl> constructed cement court of the Maxfli Badminton Party situated at No. 729-A, Upper Serangoon Road. An address was delivered by the Hon. Secretary, Mr. Tay Swec Kiat after which99 words
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Article33 1947-04-29 13 HAMPTON (Virginia*. Apr Bam Snead, th< American h< Ider th* British oprn Roll rhami innnunrrd here not wish t< this y mi. the British i Andrthe vli ily $60033 words
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Advertisement152 1947-04-29 13 PAVILION Opening Fo-i/ay 4 Shorn 1.30 4—630—9.30 p.m. They all want what Gertie isn't giving! MARLBOROUGH DAILY: 3.30, 6.30 9.15 p.m. M. V. Rajammjih, Soudamini, Andal. B. R. Rantulu and Many Others m "Vijaya Lakshmi" (Tamil) I^'s another Super Musical Social Hit of the year. Watch out for MUMTAZ SHANTI152 words
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Article695 1947-04-29 14 bi mdi mi \i i Ku>cr Botltf 2 00 B. mm LJra Btfl nust Agencies Fra>M .V N Slk 1$) 80 9<H> 10.00 Gamn: I l) Ltd 56° 575 or, era Lite JJ W Hamrrer C Henry Waugh v w 1H'kong Bank Hk Malacca Elec Ords *50695 words
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Article113 1947-04-29 14 'II! v -'-2 ciherT! md J2a Banks S99< Br^ Malacca Elect] or* Uniteers were la^, Brick Orcis w r 20 and Brick P*J Alistws $50. Him J Henry Waughs (S Robinson Ords SsJ|| were also buyers for) ages at $7 05 v ing $7.10 Tradenii at $18. Umon Insun113 words
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Article17 1947-04-29 14 (Tribui The local ru fd uncl Mannl siippor:- d the n Th( The S CCRA«IJ |g17 words
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Article17 1947-04-29 14 STUDENT CHRIS MOVEMENT A „ejjr and will be held ton riav I Pad: bo "Whiter Ci. The17 words
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Article77 1947-04-29 14 MONTSEFRAT (Spain*. April 2t Mete than 50.000 C Catholics applauded frantically a* th^lr Pat 1.060 the black wotklcd inn;.r'- ol of Mm enthroned on a m md illver tig 5.000.000 \.\]o 000) 'lid regional ■i m t! I mountainside m tin* north-. eorntf of Catalonia. Spain i ur»\it ihrlne,Reuter - 77 words
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Article153 1947-04-29 15 PADANC FOOTBALI 1 St-tiJii c down quickly, lie So<--Ked persistently a d held the pie-sure until i i lhe tenth mil Ut« Mv mg, fieii i ward. open« d the with a well placed .^hot ir< n t Tht Club i> i a id I he Interval equalise 1153 words
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57 1947-04-29 15 COLOMBO. April 28 An ex:U is under way for nsrad fightiT ml Trin com alee Chin., Bay air Loce noon yt-stviday. the ithorities announced Iffoaeg was upant plane Ice flight Lied to return I at out t h. but (ohqcl no trace ol n IReuter - 57 words
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224 1947-04-29 15 Cricket Win For A.M.D.G.W. Changi Sports Club The A.M.D.O.W. Changi Spons Club XI scored iHablvictory over S Ldr Stuart Harris'! XI In a cricket match a1 Changi on Sunday J Ferrao -71 retired hurt was the rm iul batsman ot the day. Scores: 8 LDR STUART HARRIS'S XI: Ganniclirlt lbw.224 words
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30 1947-04-29 15 Wage Rise Offer To "Hello" Strikers WASHINGTON. April 28 .liators r 3-week brighB U T 16. 0 1 wy. A". i privately that by B h wt that, I UPUP - 30 words
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Article8 1947-04-29 15 JAPS HAVE GAINED FROM DEFEAT I r UPUP - 8 words
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237 1947-04-29 15 XI of the Miou XI on Sunday tforths ran out wirui 4 go*l£ U> Mil iforths attacl tion a\d m the 9th minute Kitchener the uiSiue right slipped a pass through the middle past Pearson (the RAF centre luili) to Hanlon, who ran through himself237 words
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Article34 1947-04-29 15 Clarke Rangers Defeated In mate 1 the Naval Air Station, Sembawang, defeated the Sing i pore Clarke R ingors at crickot by 28 runs. Sam with 47 runs. Rodrigues bowled Ranger for 24 runs.34 words
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Article61 1947-04-29 15 lie now under way for the formation of a baseball b am by t tie Singapore Chij Buiv-ball A ion to participate m tlie All-China Olympics !o be held m Shanghai on October 10 Malayan Chinese who arc Interest*] m busebal] are requested to get In61 words
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Article84 1947-04-29 15 The Mand G.-U Club Apr;! B.wy competition played over the week-end resulted m a win vv.l, RoWeston with a score vi twi) up. The foJlowlng were the best cards returned:- W L. Rolteston 18) two up; Yen- Loun ChfitiM ill square: R W. Taylor M84 words
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Article49 1947-04-29 15 Army Soccer SemiFinal Wednesday The st-mi-final of the Parker Cup soccer competition among Army teams m Singapore will be played on Wednesday (tomorrow) at the BOD ground. Alexandra Road, between th« Infantry XI and the Ordnance Corps at 5.15. The final will be played en Wednesday week, May 7.49 words
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Article66 1947-04-29 15 Th.,« following v.- ill repft Halkowyu Soecet XI a£a i REME. Base Workshop, on the Victoria School ground tornor row:— Huron. Chin Aik, Arthur Goh. Chandra. Smith. Ronnie Lim. Tong Krishna. Weng X Z.imz.im, Eksan, Has Azi2 Sheriff On FrW I th« REME D Company, on the66 words
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65 1947-04-29 16 B.— Thou ih eh has all E^yptia: n found tin Boi who. according to land Yard, b us way ht A senior security (Ticial -aid imbcr ol 2 re- ports Ui fei Tht- Martin Bt m cellery m IA n was falling, torilyReuter - 65 words
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69 1947-04-29 16 Shoe King On Collaboration Charge PRAGUE, Apr. 28.— The i case against Jan Ba'.v well-known Czechoslovak S millionaire shoe manufae- v furer now m Brazil, who I is accused of collaboration with the (iermans S opened m Prague Nation- al Court today S Jan Ba^a took over the i hugeReuter - 69 words
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Article50 1947-04-29 16 BATAVIA. April 28— Antara reports that Sluihrir will continue to head the Indonesian delegation for political discussion with the Dutch Commission- -General. He will be assisted by experts representing trade, finance, labour and othertechnical fields. This was decided at a Cabinet session m Jogjakarta yesterday. UPUP - 50 words
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84 1947-04-29 16 Palestine's GOC Has Narrow Escape JSRUSALEM. Apr 28— G ral G. MacMillan, Genera. I Commanding British cr Palestine, narrowly esea^ jury today when a terrorist threw a hanLT.sren.ide at a passing Bri- truck Prophets lite car. escorted by ai passed ths minutes before tb xn. P lice and troops cordonedReuter - 84 words
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Article, Illustration85 1947-04-29 16 First Terrorist a^ack on fhe Piles rime railways for more fhan four months (xcum-d when an oil train travelling ir>.m the Haifa refineries to i.\dd.i and Southern Palestine wu wrecked near Po/ah Tikva. The wreck provided a free oil supply for Bodouin* from an encampment nearby. They brougiit85 words
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Article117 1947-04-29 16 NANKING. Apr. 28 —The Chic Government is taking the recent V nhliem incident most md may be compelled by public opinion to give up its titude of indiifer■kling the grave issues olved 11 settlement cannot be obtained, a high qfficia! declared to- mi 8 pi «s reportsReuter - 117 words
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Advertisement35 1947-04-29 16 GALA OPK\I\G TO-DAY 6.30-9. 15pm. llZ^^^^^^^^^^lJ 6 30 9 15 p m THE PINNACLE OF ALL THE 1001 NIGHTS! Sl-_ i\ T(t THE 1001 \£^r» mm m <H> W» m% I. bP*^' To Avoid Disappointment!35 words
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