Morning Tribune, 2 July 1947
1947-07-02
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Morning Tribune
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180 1947-07-02 1 INDIAN RAILWAY STRIKERS STONE PASSING TRAINS iJuly 1 The Great Indian Peninnccd local and through t: from Bombay*! Victoria Station a: lUthoritJ that no tram would ►n until "the situation consi- Ii oard Uit-m menu of Pa r N them Bomh the piinc pal t o Bombay pass ard whereReuter - 180 words
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22 1947-07-02 1 PETROL PRICE RISE CITY TRANSPORT S .(7 ft< p 9 last nigh) m the the ™> 9 th? m par> Inquiry 11 circum--122 words
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Article13 1947-07-02 1 IB CENTRE IN CAMERONS? Report! B will be I I lc I B13 words
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Article13 1947-07-02 1 Hiree fuiy l Th( B I o ReuterReuter - 13 words
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127 1947-07-02 1 (Fror.. Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, June *n —-There is a fairly bi^ welfare scheme being conlered for the rank and fiie van Union Police." Mr. H.*B. Langworthy, Commissioner of Police. Malayan Union, told me in an rview. The Commissioner added: pod to Introduce127 words
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36 1947-07-02 1 LONDON. July 1 —The King. Queen and tho Prm Attended service in Sandringhaxu Church when the old colours of the First Battalion of the Royal Norfolk Reiziment wer#> laid ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article66 1947-07-02 1 "Black Maquis" Plot y 1 A I terd in r :::e Republic nad been French Arrr. uiy Department 1:1 icUve part in the invt .'ed. The 3 O^ncfal has led the man in the -tret t •:;at rr.iny more 0 <*n in I Th* IntelT of this66 words
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357 1947-07-02 1 MOBILIZATION PLANS IN FULL SWING IN INDONESIA INCREASED CLASHES IN WEST JAVA I )ut Hi mi boat's Dim* I With Shore llnttcries JOGJAKARTA, July 1— The Republican Army Commander has ordered concentration of all civil and departmental motor vehicles in the city tomorrow in preparation of their mobilisation. Soekarno hasReuter - 357 words
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84 1947-07-02 1 Britain Must Be Armed, Says Archbishop YORK. July 1.— Britain must be armed if the peace bf the world is to be preserved, the Archbishop of York. Dr. Cyril Barbett. told the York Diocesan Conference today. Kvery Christian must wish that conscription was not needed, the Arch bishop said," hutReuter - 84 words
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Article89 1947-07-02 1 CANBERRA, July I.— Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, told Australiara in a broadcast on his arrival at Canberra Aero hum from Darwin to day that Australia was h s own country because of his bovhoed association with Tasmana. It was89 words
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99 1947-07-02 1 HONGKONG, July I.— A simple burial ceremony for 300 Canadians who died in the defence of Hongkong took place today. Canada's 80th birthday, in Sai Wan cemetery .about 20 miles from Hongkong This small plot, now forever Canada, is on high ground overlookingReuter - 99 words
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Article57 1947-07-02 1 NEW DELHI, July I.— About 100 people were reported here today to have been injured as the result of explosions last night in a religious shrine near Jullunder, 80 miles east of Lahore. The annual fair in the shrine .which was due to take place yesterdayReuter - 57 words
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Advertisement25 1947-07-02 1 Eagerly awaited... never before achieved! STORE (O\( i:\TK\TI\ ON ONE INGLE LINE— TEXTILI BAJAJ TEXTILES R \l I LES !'HI I Watch for opening date!25 words
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237 1947-07-02 2 Ceylonese Labour Force Will Relieve S'pore Workers W,oOoMenToßeßecrutied nd Trained In Colombo I! is (.Iliic'l S0 ni..-t labo T roi MiiU'd in Ceylon in dut) In Ma .d Slnj As u lu.iiou nn i skilled ..-•d to b« d Pion aw ol two !nri. d i Jt Brii ish anCeylonese237 words
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Article60 1947-07-02 2 EMPIRE WILL PRAY ON SUNDAY and ailed Phurch- Andr. ..1 ats will b< ntativ* Goven ment C hedral of the :n. and and 6 p.m. Church 10 a.m. h p.m. \G. A railway ti uck ntaining ight fire Monday afternoon due t< Fin nd the pdico the seen quickly put60 words
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65 1947-07-02 2 The lollov. I Kins on U: the am '-'1 > s July.- 1: 'With our humble duty. the undersigned Indigenous IYoui tneni i] k who u unihe I emands of our the restoration vernment based un our traditional under Your M which65 words
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16 1947-07-02 2 Assize Sequel To Alleged Gang Fight: Arms Inarge rails lorn! mg ci. n \h D K16 words
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34 1947-07-02 2 rt It ImxweU R b the Havelock Road Club i ftt Othf: i to thi To shower baths h.» i occup A: th< Ha> b'-ndi: u. gard34 words
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Article122 1947-07-02 2 The d :out sul b. Kawi (17) describ ed by his Scout Master Lt A. I. P. Hentin as "very po pular with the Ist Malaj id a n quiet n I who was last see n at 3 p.m. on J 8. was the122 words
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Article30 1947-07-02 2 mci. Jul 1 I' R A F bir i Vi ripped I 18 .A I I B »pt t b< d hi u nd the rottin ReuterReuter - 30 words
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64 1947-07-02 2 Penang— Loveliest Of Lovely Islands Tin Chine Swimming Club, has iv I r v\ ly maga -Aim." which' club 1 In the qu( of the 1.. of clubh >us< the v. Must .ius; sit and envy Ki: tnd Sii their luxurii fill CiUl Mr. H D. '"i oi Education, M64 words
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Advertisement143 1947-07-02 2 BLADDER TROUBLE and its World- amous M>' w m&^\ Remedy imfyrffc% If there is scalding V \'\L i r.d the urine shows Cimm^^ il i sandy sediment, *HE^Pt 1 kidneys h irking thnr ifcfc^i rntiaJ diitirs. Your »i t:ralth demands that these two vital -bejitnts &h-;;ild l> awakened to the143 words
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313 1947-07-02 3 Slow She Will Run On Siam-Malaya-India Route I I Ibuiie Slni>s Keport simple Bislllfl < reraony was held <ia> ,1 the N hi P tUv Ihai > m 3 Nav'sation onipiny to start on th«' Bangkok -.i|M»rt -1 altiit i servii'*' a^ain. She will313 words
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24 1947-07-02 3 ■V'\i Jan i Onfcn S nd P A -1.000 abet James $800 to I HAM CHARGED Me i24 words
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Article58 1947-07-02 3 TOKIO. July 1. It Is reliably learned that Bahadur Singh. First Secretary to the Indian Embassy in China, is arriving in Toklo fiorn Narkire snu. u tok* charge of -ion in Japan. Tt was learned that Singh will head the mission until a newReuter - 58 words
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Article22 1947-07-02 3 K in Pu: g of K m adin« i shipwill occupy cket h< ofßce txpeciej to be ready by July.22 words
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Article167 1947-07-02 3 FACTORY REFORM IN INDIA M< bring up I f fact labour in India to the standards prevailing m the leading mda. rid are boin.: taken bj an t up by the Oovernrti India ui-ior tl Adv These an characu i. They CoOaUl the Hist place In Uie advice g'.ven by167 words
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197 1947-07-02 3 Joui t i a dupli i his capacity as an empl It i by th( by Mr Lim K> leek, that u^ed obtained thti :i. D payment ol m u bjlU ..i the hotel. H Lined the cln 4ue-> and used the pn Phe accused197 words
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87 1947-07-02 3 (Tribune Ship Keport Another American shipping line is extending its Far East bervice to Malaya and the Netherlands East Indie s. The Lykes Bros. Steamship Company of New Orleans will provide exporters and importers in the areas served by the U.S. Gulf ports with87 words
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Article36 1947-07-02 3 "COLOUR, CUSTOM AND BREED" Mr. V. W. Frampton, Director of Seacon Co., Ltd., will speak on "Colour, Custom and Breed" at this week's meeting of the EastWest Society at the Y.M.C.A. Hall. Orchard Road, at 8.30.36 words
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Article462 1947-07-02 4 Michael Fry - Michael Fry j Su whkk lu:s I {rafting an international bill o) human rights. I by Draftu human right irer by Kim D. Roosevelt, i bills prepared by the United tariat, submitted by LDukes ton (Sir arles Dukes) a third by the French dReuter - 462 words
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MORNING TRIBUNE
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Article205 1947-07-02 4 The threat of renewed conflict in done^ o 1 h e afK r a Long period of armed truer during which the Republicans and the Dutch had managed to worK towards a I compromise, that promised thrust In the blink 01 as the tatal word "final"205 words
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Article80 1947-07-02 4 main's Chancellor of the Exchrqu< tons thai they must tighten anothei notch if the country is to dollar crisis. I newsprint, toba ►d will be imp may make a ledger. This will plunge Brit to the worst of wartime all conditions ind will tax theii pal to80 words
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Article22 1947-07-02 4 riew effective ally than Involved which had tl me to v to .1 bout i 1 1 1 V22 words
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69 1947-07-02 4 it is well-knuwn that the British Foreign Seen tary is keenly interested in the simplification of formal! t»es connected with foreign travel and believing tha travel improve* internaUonal relationship and tha familiarity breeds resp« To this end Mr. Bevin hastak. Th en t69 words
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Article, Illustration170 1947-07-02 5 < .1 before tvei i >»»r i i I i v old I i Hall Htasi< shrine u. one »J Um UH, is the »>• iios .is part bei row- in c u the Ben l T nited tisig screen reh which iii^ in Binfapc I 1.1 h170 words
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Article, Illustration63 1947-07-02 5 \i Carnegie Ar ur •il pi: is i d ham I>*mi Giovanni** opera costume the mic he alwayi tra uli. n 'i« i)i.i tiiat roif— u handmade and (<»ud not he replaced foi thouaandi ol dollars. Then rk Phi Ifwk'i famous Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra63 words
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37 1947-07-02 5 i complete New York Philharmonic-Symphony tured under its musical director, Artur Kodzinski, and under guest conductors Bruno Walter and i make K.U screen debut in (arm-: Hall tur F ducts Or- I i37 words
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Article20 1947-07-02 5 c HA HUNT .WILLIAM PMI Ruth Ha MARTHA O'DRISCOLL FRANK M. HANS YARAY JOSEPH Bt HIMSELF I N20 words
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Article220 1947-07-02 5 Marsha Hunt proves hei versatility as a dramatic actress in her adopt handling the starring role in tin "Carnegie Hall." Fhough born in Chicago on Oct 17, 1917. Marsha cor. si herself a native of New v for lii nci- niancy she broush l to220 words
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466 1947-07-02 6 H.L. HOPKIN - H.L. HOPKIN OUR LONDON LETTER h i ting i' Him i'li n that the L Si., keeping rubl one ol American n He m kes this his rep >ri as i th< 'ib i He also s that Amei i< a Is down theReuter - 466 words
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18 1947-07-02 6 Hi I 1 mat i > i i I v.ik.i: as ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article78 1947-07-02 6 LONDON, Juno 30. A .b that polishes hair, -.lie >calp and ctilS natural waves and j curls will be on nThe design is tirely different from the old le. The U- th are roiindwith ball-bra *****2: in i end t't' each, which as presses on the >calpReuter - 78 words
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Article63 1947-07-02 6 EMPIRE DEFENCE COSTS I I '.w British Fmp 1 tin 1 .mops t I 1 n tho ti tho E try. Great k that i and Empire would b>f such made. Mr. Attli e replied: a of th ho a matl and t;. bll conccr. "In thi such a tionReuter - 63 words
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31 1947-07-02 6 (Tribune StafT Reporter) KU Monday.—] ttion r< 10 chili !i Qnio ably I D. Houghton, i :i, to tin Tribuni Id <>i hi th<31 words
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153 1947-07-02 7 I I but rt I 1 D' by .vheii a man walk- I bt. MAC I J< I I iiid Ined M Of tilt IU With a revolver in hia hand but surn. lered wI en nts. A i« .in*h of IV. 'iious led153 words
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Article54 1947-07-02 7 ROBBERS SHOOT CHILDREN (By Our ft rter) Singapore. Tuesday. linese I gun- .1 him and wound* Idren. unmen 'nd the owner door. opened, -tepped up his hand. mediately ducked behind a table and took reupon ed. The ted him Idren instead, gunmen ran away without A --w in.nut* •ld-up was54 words
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Article213 1947-07-02 7 LONDON hm. St.— Krit •Id today U'ut they will M tolKt. ill* r *rs, p<>v>,i|i tr \m. nmllef rations and fewer rio*h*i In IIM ii< \> |1 months. lht- Chancellor of the Bi i-hequcr I*r. Httffll Dajton, told Um ominous thaf grtaHT austtrity ?han t\«r213 words
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Article66 1947-07-02 7 CHINA WAR: 30,000 REDS KILLED NANKING. July l Pape-.s In th« capital tonight splasl the entry Irto Sz^pingkai of government troop> which coi- r%ed op this kev Manchurian c»ty from North ar. d South rout Chlrese Red horce- which v.ere besieging it for the pa -7- IS days. Dispatches revealedReuter - 66 words
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120 1947-07-02 7 BRITAIN WANTS EARLY JAP PEACE TREATY LO! N June tain MacArthur. Si 1 concluded a 1 ble moment, a Fi r< ofceam hi si d r i London today. He was commenting on a nt by G nerai M Arthur urging that the p< treaty with Japan should be concludedReuter - 120 words
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Article38 1947-07-02 7 June 30. Tne Prt^araCommisslon < f the United I:::. I RelU:! p ation is now taking carjn i 32,000 refugees and displi persons in I iwlng the winding up today of UNNRA's for ro fu gees nt Eur ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Miscellaneous138 1947-07-02 7 Try This AMERICAN ANSWER TO Crossword Puzzle mZi'Sffl *< koss 28— The Orient ESA lEjR Nj [v3 2)-Re;e! E'B'3 _|A|DlV^E KiS T|S l-\V.:hered 30-CoI!lslon SVV rWo i' out 33— Sways back and r Pl I mistake forth T .V-A t^.DSUO'G L 35-ln good health i, r. '^■■CE'E < u-v 36-Ek7«beth138 words
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Article, Illustration193 1947-07-02 8 WITH VERA ARDMORE - WITH VERA ARDMORE Ind Day Pr( I Thi Your Lapel Knocker K v.- ab ui ttl< quaint noU al pin H >• I cupor $omt such thing Us d jgy mai. quite nough to imprtss anybody. V calmly holds a r und r in teeth. Your friend193 words
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Article, Illustration51 1947-07-02 9 Unknown - Unknown it* I I I I 1 lffel wmg Bells H i j I 81 A H E I il 9 Nil p ivii is for lik.- Actress Penny Kduard*. above. Youni flrls ihould dekij t!i<- use of >t and bepin J with a Ughi for special51 words
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Article111 1947-07-02 9 Q *At what i it ap- 3 Ling girl A I think this depends the individual girl ai on the habits of community. Some girls than others. I* fs p elf. v ight ivThe Icing girls will bly delay much longer the use ol U] those111 words
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Advertisement9 1947-07-02 9 "NESPRAY" is Nc stir's Full Cream P< I Milk.9 words
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36 1947-07-02 10 i I Hukbalah round Tl^.o M QO I round-up j v July 4. v it was ciall anced that r lary measures \\<- e k> n to afford prc Ident during U.P.U.P. - 36 words
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Article15 1947-07-02 10 SHANGHAI Jui I .;:a-i\ C p< will b€ concluded I rr according Central x < ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article247 1947-07-02 11 >er $47, Siam 1 $10G; No 2 $85- $37. S Sugar h dity lium quality Rock Sugar |i Australian p O t s:— Siam No. 1 i No. 2 $30. $28 Black Bears: $34. Tientsin No. l j *32: Siam No. 1 $30; No. 2 $23 1 Dried247 words
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Article56 1947-07-02 11 LONDON. June 30.— The first aircraft load oi 7,000 flying miinigrants, who Britain tor autumn, will be ty ex -servicemen. Pwo Skymaster aircraft with 40 immi- I grants each will leave London ven da;. Peek, durAugust. SeptemtKT and Lor don. Tune 30 Jo rod macaw at the Londo :n,. charge*.Reuter - 56 words
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Article154 1947-07-02 11 To luster better understanding and encourage cultural studies, nment, through Its Ministry of Education, has chQlarshipa to -tul dents of all races in Malaya and fieo a course of studies in the Universities of China. Out of the scholarships, two have been allocated to students154 words
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Article67 1947-07-02 11 stville, Indiane, June ;<0~ I Seven passengi of the BaiJ I tralrj ihe "Columbian" vn route from Chicago Ington were derailed near h( I when tiie train liit an apparently defective V ted that at least were injured. P< i the vibration of the trainU.P. - 67 words
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Article13 1947-07-02 11 irsley, Y I re, June A v. Arthur Joi to nsloso M U.P.U.P. - 13 words
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Miscellaneous186 1947-07-02 11 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE 1 1 tons, bu. kok 1284 from Kuctu 309 from i h» 5678 mouth (Brit 4130 Jjun< Mccosh (British) 4806 rrom R im. iDutch> 4380 tons, from M Luke L'lio' 4300 alcutta. m Sha sh i 6052 Shangh raylor i 3091 I ting 'Bntishi ah ik 175 •P186 words
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Miscellaneous311 1947-07-02 11 JON YOUR RADIO TODAY] (Rauio Matdi/a-Sinyi. BL1 i; NETWORK GUSH PROGRAMMES 4 85 mi •i'pt from 7.45 to yau pjn. when the transmitter is carrying RED Netue N at 5.00 pm. 1 KOI IMi I'K()(,K.\MMI 1. pjn Re1.30 N p.n: Cl H .nd Pio^i\;mme Pumn I 20 Radio Orch.: Conductor:311 words
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Miscellaneous10 1947-07-02 11 A 10 30 45 M 6 and ::i. 11 p.l10 words
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Article45 1947-07-02 12 s M I I I .vi>r Tht- duty ol i Reuter ites. Ear I «as> to do to matntalo oo< 1 throw lh« fe« I .11 bo Join the combat j "I i the pr In North a .viil c added A bad Krim.Reuter - 45 words
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20 1947-07-02 12 Ground, Sea Air Support For International Force I A I 1 I 1 Ol and 'lit i should iiu^ii I20 words
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44 1947-07-02 12 MANILA. July 1 I <n from I I July 4 in the onl> i with Ma:: la"^ celebra ftir U a lipp id. I 1.- i:. jB Li >r ci* tj flL t float- I bv thi I ReuterReuter - 44 words
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24 1947-07-02 12 a tilt >wed< i ty for ,u ft waffi md a Swed In: mpre tl >f the N24 words
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12 1947-07-02 12 b it Kri" of com* U.P.U.P. - 12 words
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25 1947-07-02 13 w.tr \v :i precede by a nth of the irg of post-war foreign trade in I LUgUSt lo U.P.U.P. - 25 words
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Article34 1947-07-02 13 An I: il col leein one ig< 1 500 for *h« mport .a it of I ia oiT^r two bl but it wan unsuccessful who has mpa ior '.el- 4 ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article172 1947-07-02 13 June 30. Prime istcr < Dt Attice >aid in the C\ mmons today that he nnk it would be a u=eful thing, as suggested by i Oember, Hll| irgy. that I announce that :t w.i> .he I :ient a d ..e part Ireland nded andReuter - 172 words
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Article62 1947-07-02 13 Tokio, July 1 All Indian the British Oommonwealth Occupation Force in Japan an- now expected to be withdrawn by tht Augusf. it d hero E.irlier reports said that the ll wi uld n ;om'plpted Until the end of the year month. with i\\< tore62 words
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192 1947-07-02 13 INDON, June 30.— Captain Gammans (Conser\ d in the House of Commons to-day what reply for India, Mr. Arthur Hend, Mid, to the request made by the ,1 domiciled Eui >mmuniti< •hat they should be establisl eland nd that, in particular, facil. nould vided forReuter - 192 words
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Article107 1947-07-02 13 British Claim Against Albania The Hague. June 30.— Albania 1 reply to the request ot the International Court of Justice to appear in connection with the min:ns ol the two British destroyers in the Corfu Channel last autumn is "on the way" and is expected early this week, it wasReuter - 107 words
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Article161 1947-07-02 13 don, June 30 -Major-Gen I] R. E. Laycock, who is n t.r:ng w:ll tk s.ucceded a^ i Of t:ie Combined OperationsStaff tomorrow (Tuesday* by General G E. WildrranLushir.gton. Royaj Marines. Maj -Gen Laycock took up bis appointment in 1943 when he relieved Viscount Mountbatten H> Ad theReuter - 161 words
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Advertisement29 1947-07-02 13 ODEON CABARET (NEW WORLD PARK) Dances Nightly S.3op.m. to Midnight Saturdays: I ion to la.m. Sundays: I Tea Dan to o p.m. Courteous Service j Pleasant Partners Moderate Charges.29 words
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169 1947-07-02 14 The Mil trial Reh*WlitiU©n Finincc IMI7 In ccrtlt'i u iiiciufcirwi rehabilitation. i tak i mi*n< and I thi AP] nish fu) i damage -uffered by the under- j taki: war, and thi tion The B resei it :> report t>3 inated bj borne169 words
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191 1947-07-02 14 Share Market Has Better Inquiries (Tribune u c ri i The share tto saw a flrmei un better inqulri( volume .-till -mull Wi n firmer at $24 cum dlv and Malayan H:>' Series were a steady markei $2:' H tigk< Hunk were $990 $1.0 Steam hip.s w» bid $20!. with191 words
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74 1947-07-02 14 Rubber Market Irregular: Heavy Trading Wit ure. cent I up. n drop pi and busii r Na 1 Thr 1 quiet bin VFSTEKDAVS PRICKS S C.C.R.A.*s rubber prices yesterday we: Buyers Si Hers ct<. cts. pi r lb. per lb. K)t, 251 R.BS. b. In bales July 26^ 27 274 words
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60 1947-07-02 14 A model Cricket School— the first ot its kind in India -designed to gn- expert eoachteg and Aaini,^ to cl^Stltr^ n /t.; rUketer mS ****»«<* "Jban. Planned b% the M andar. himself a n and le* the Indian Cricket 1 England in i named60 words
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Article452 1947-07-02 14 INDI »U.S M 00 43 00 3.60 1 0 I I Mtcra life 5J 60.00 W Ham:: 41.00 4.2 00 [enry Waugh 18.00 20.00 .ioi B $980 00 $1010 00 Malacca Elec 1 60 1 70 Cd a Elec* Prefs. 1.60 1.70 Malayan Bn 23 IS Mala452 words
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Article120 1947-07-02 15 (»u "Man-at t he-Rails") m •f t) K m pu M I I K\t E O\K H I B '.'::<■ of I RACE TWO I blv I RA< I THREI I I I take 9 IK I B 1 i by Mr. J. Norton, I i120 words
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Article132 1947-07-02 15 I ning wiu i iniu'd in the .^k»don I Champion- U the quarterfinal be decided. Th» men d thtir quarter-final mat toda} In th. W men's Singles qua Sheila Sunimeis South Mrs. Patricia Todd 'An ~5. 6 4 and Mis'; Doris H*f1 btat Mrs Jean Nicol 4 o, 6132 words
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Article55 1947-07-02 15 LONDON. July l.-FredHo-d. Secretary of the Football ***d th- the annual meeting of the Lvague \n London today to lay any Information that would reveal illements made by clubs to transferred players. He said would hkt to i! te the istattUn player ha 3 I '.00055 words
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36 1947-07-02 15 GLUT OF GOALS: S.C.F.A. II BEAT JUNIORS II I Mr I <S«mhY» il. SCFA (Junior) 1. raking tull from Junio LI up to iui the Army, with 1' I RAF the 1 thr fifth n, I36 words
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Article65 1947-07-02 15 (By -Man at JVi« Rails") 4 Rate 1 r\ri1MM>KK < imp.tfiiI*i mi doi hi i <-umr I Race 3 AIIU.I I ""lip Mi. K.< i <»| \l i l'liitut-ll Abu Rj. >rui\<. i i Blank Spec Race b 11AKVKST MOON 'it Tout H.iit- J SHOOT IP65 words
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Article604 1947-07-02 15 RACE OM HO] ('LASS 2 DIV< B i> FURS. STRAICHI 0 3 2 MAINTAIN 9.00 MARTINI 8-13 ?00 THE PATHAN all 0 0 NACHTEGAAL 811 0 2 0 CAMPANILE 810 4 0 EL ALAMEIN 8.09 0 0 0 PATHFINDER 809 0 0 4 LADY RUTH 8.09 0604 words
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Article107 1947-07-02 15 LONDON. July I.— The pi cricket topic is the appointment of 29-year-otd Kenneth Cranston. a rpool dentist, fcr the Third Test South Africa at Old Tiaftold. Oansion. married, with two young children, s in practice with his fathei and livei at Heswftll, A: ance, thisReuter - 107 words
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Advertisement31 1947-07-02 15 A 7 iSl l Received new Shipment:— Grays Badminton Had Crickd Nets Autoqrapli Tricki't Batl Australim Ahdoniinal Cricket MatUni i urther Particular! BALBIR CO., 111, North Bridge K«» Singapore Phone ».'W31 words
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41 1947-07-02 16 GOVT. SERVICES SALARIES COMMISSION The Public ft "omi 'M 1 itions, ui tovertlment Offl I in the Malayan <>W i90 witne <nd from all pal ry. All t in Kuala 1 urn] mission will ■u Monda tate nt Th< i ..•aid41 words
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48 1947-07-02 16 In order ird and m m, intl-malarial ljnn lU >€H'!» set up. Th the BU I 111 KII riMAM VILLI lil KII PAXJAXG vill v |I\N(,I MI I U.J Bl in K \II 1 \<-I H PASIB PAXJ ING v!! I x48 words
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328 1947-07-02 16 Rent Bill Is Exploitation Of S 'pore Wage Earners Rights OJ Common Ptvpuf Ignored, Say Te<ic/hr>M In the face m the pnc. •>iu> the Kent Control Conuni" Ir his in .v that the shorta I J 'Aon, th< nt's lal I reni Is tai amount u> form efl I ship328 words
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Article48 1947-07-02 16 i\ PENANG. June 30.--Mr. IF. C. Sands, MBE, Scout I Commissioner Malaya, will bv touring Malaya during Sep^mber and October to visit th( ml ps, N: rating N 1 by the Scout mmiss ma keeping In touch with in the Mala) Union ami Situ-.48 words
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67 1947-07-02 16 TRANSIT CAMP TRAGEDY: CSM'S SUICIDE .K tO 3 iturday before hU s made la b:iik r had abMc£« j >!X N n Transit was -tated tc mbler of appeared to t>> w S i R. R. HamJt. J Th v.r His :< addressed to Hammond (of 1 I Id Securit67 words
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Article139 1947-07-02 16 Shackle Club Opens Today Today at 6.30 pin the ial opening ol th< 8 Club in Beach Road by Mrs. Cox. wife of Maj. -General L. H Ccx. G. O C, Singapon District. The Club which has b en to other ranks oi some time is now and a W.OReuter - 139 words
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