Morning Tribune, 31 January 1948
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Article, Illustration547 1948-01-31 1 GHANDHI SHOT DEAD Iw DELHI Jan. 30:-Mahat«na Gandhi was sjot PbVay to his prayer meeting shortly after here today. I W2S shot at four times from close range, hit I chest and collapsed. I heard the news of his death from the All ■djja at New Delhi. Kve to announce547 words
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Article283 1948-01-31 1 U, P av S at IT**'' Gandhi lusHmT etWeen the Hindus sssys* his fast *>** lurin^l U L after f ive days, SSrS B SPA v course of h s atftrp n yearslevoU °n fur non n ta his u Hjndu who step. ped out of a283 words
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Advertisement28 1948-01-31 1 LATER CABLES, WORLD REACTIONS -PAGE 16 LADIES' PYJAMAS j of Fine Quality Soft Silk m floral designs (WASHABLE) $19.50 a suit TEL. 4649 31 y RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE.28 words
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467 1948-01-31 2 (Tribune Staff Reports) The presence ol* thousands of lighters and less cargo has led to fierce comi>etition along Singapore's waterfront between the owners. Rather than leaving their lighters idle to rot, several owners have resorted to cut the rates to that below467 words
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93 1948-01-31 2 POST OFFICE EMPLOYEE ON THEFT CHARGE Suniskus Emanuel De Aouza. a 3G-year-oid Eurasian employee of Uk Oenertl Post Office. Singapore, appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh. the Second Police Magis. irate yesterday, on a charge of theft. De Aouza was alleged to have stolen $46 from S. W. Zacheus on93 words
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261 1948-01-31 2 Municipal Labourers To Join In Feb. 1 Protest Strike The 4000-atron? Municipal Lahour Union has Informed the Municipal Commissioners that it would associate itself with the Sn«;apore Federation of Trftdi Unions m staging a one-day protest strike on Sunday. "Constitution Day." At the Commissioners meoting yesterday. Mr. L Rayman. President,261 words
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Article34 1948-01-31 2 New T. U. Officer Mr. Lee Keng Tuan, former Assistant Secretary of the Clerical and Administration Workers' Union has been appointed a Trade Union Officer for Singapore to work under the Trade Union Advisor.34 words
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538 1948-01-31 2 "It was an unfortunate trairedv Vo 'V\ m nor toe***. It was dS Md to the tragedy by sending you tr prison. I would, however advise you to try to keep your tern fOTHPtog observation was ma. c by Mr. Justice Th538 words
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510 1948-01-31 2 S'PORE POLICE HERO RECEIVE AWARDS (Tribune Staff Reporter) Twelve members of the Slnga por? Police Force were awarded ih*. Coloni.il Police Medal foi 'conspicuous callaittry"' and •meritorious service," by Sir. ?ranklin Gun>cn. the Governci. it a M dal Presentation Parade Ahich tock placv at iSi Pallc** I'rainlng Depot yesterday. They510 words
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Article301 1948-01-31 2 POLICE INSPECTOR ON TRIAL Chief Inspector C W. M ex-Officer m Ch irp *hel pore Food Control Inspector* gether with Koh Tan Hua Chinese, appeared before District Judge. Mr. A. D. F for trial on charges of abe» of unlawful possession and v ful possession of 21 bags of goon301 words
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Advertisement148 1948-01-31 2 EDUCATIONAL MERCANTILE LNSTITUTION 209. Queen Street, Phone 2370 NEW SESSION ALREADY COMMENCED Classes are conducted m »ook-Keeping and Accountancy Shorthand: Theory, Speed ranging f rom 70 words to 150 words. Practical English m Three Starrs, Mathematics and Foreign Languages. PAINS IN THE JOINTS? Swollen, m- rtamed. painful fiS?*aL 101 nts148 words
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Article491 1948-01-31 3 ALAt <. A. "W. h d fina ii y made an M^S i o get another wife", left *$X» begi 3 BeVen year n term. m Yam a Muar resident, who Vhf man. U« fan, am a fe w, f SlountinK M <" urder .ran stated to L/Wjet* hrr.491 words
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Article248 1948-01-31 3 By a Military Observer) Director ot the Women's iar; Territorial Service, r controller M J. C. 'ly*0.8.E.. arrived m biiie by air fiom t,ngiand cn 1 may to visit the A.T.S i East Land Forces t k the nrst time that a tor of A IS has vis? led248 words
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Article35 1948-01-31 3 toHowir ounci! at n g gap OreT apOre Advis E Malayan p?' augurati °n CSj on M Sunday. J. fCox.Abdn]Q ajor General rfv Ul s? m a R l > Mr.35 words
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Article245 1948-01-31 3 The marriage took place yesterday morning at St. Andrew's Cathedral. between SquadronLeader R. McLeod. Chaplain RAF. Seletar. and Miss Pat Hughes. R.A.F.. N.S., of R.A.F. Hospital, Seletar. The groom is the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. McLeod of Barnstaple Devon, while the bride is245 words
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250 1948-01-31 3 An echo of the fatal sewer accident of October last year In which two Municipal workers lost their lives was heard at the Municipal Commissioners' meeting yesterday when the commissioners agreed to pay compensation m one v/ay or other to those connected with250 words
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Article90 1948-01-31 3 For possessing a chandu pipe and a chandu lamp, a middler.ged Chinese, Lee Siak Soon, vas fined $30 at the First District Court yesterday. The chandu smoking appa atus Yv-ere found at the accused's premises, 35, Johore Road, at 11.45 a.m. on Jan. 29 when it was searched90 words
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Article94 1948-01-31 3 For posing themselves as members of the Dalforce with intent to cheat a compatriot, two Chinese, Tong Kirn Yoke (36) and Lim Ah Ang (38) were produced before the Third Police Magistrate yesterday. It was alleged that on Jan 29 the accused presented themselves as94 words
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Article78 1948-01-31 3 The Johore Council of State will meet on Feb. 1 at the Dewan, Johore Bahru at 9.30 a.m. The Legal Adviser, Johore, will move the Johore Agreement 5948 and the Federation of MaIrya Agreement 1948 tion* Bill 1948. The Dato Mentri Besar will mov°78 words
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Article86 1948-01-31 3 The following is the programme cf the Scout Commissioner for Malaya: Wednesday, February 4tn. Malacca Rally and Presentation of Awards. Saturday, February 14th. Opening of Tenth Singapore (St. Andrews) Group Den. Saturday, February 21st. Selangor Rally and Presentation oi Awnrds at KucTa Lun t:u 'Saturday. February 28th.86 words
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Article53 1948-01-31 3 Further raids on two notorious gambling dens resu t d m the arrest of 14 Chinese who appeared before the Eighth Pciice Magistrate yesterday. They were charged with gamblmjr m public by indulging m the games of "Paikow" and "Fantan." All pleaded guilty and fines totalling $350 were53 words
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Article40 1948-01-31 3 Ng Wee Swee, a young Chinese accused of cheating Teng £«ong Chye of three motor car batteries worth $102, on March 6 last year, was acquitted at the Second Police Court yesterday. He pleaded rot guilty to the charge.40 words
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430 1948-01-31 3 Attempted stabbing, Sinhalese Fined D. H. Deonis, a 37-year-old Sinhalese, was fined $250 and sentenced :o one tfay's simple imprisonment at the Second Police Court yesterday for attempting to stab a compatriot. Deonis was accused of attempti ing to voluntarily causing hurt to lA. M. A.iria with a knife at430 words
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Advertisement29 1948-01-31 3 THf pin Jm au the <&tomm Precision frvift Tmffwm Gold Clip «|4 MjUf #4cor«f ML-Bt Geld Nib #fj3f < j 1 1 c i m m Mimf'. mohi: k« 'INCH*29 words
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Article1662 1948-01-31 4 Frank R. Moraes - Frank R. Moraes asfd I I m tht "Times of Ceylon" r posterity, m ajuwttsinK the place oi Mahatma Gandhi, will probably rank him higher as a humanist than an a politician No man m our time* Yuut blended more su< cc-ssfully the temporal and th»spiritual without injury to1,662 words
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Article636 1948-01-31 4 The Foreign Office on Thursday night published the text of the eviction of squatters from the walled city of Kowloon. The note replies to the Chinese Aide memoire received on Jan. 13 three days before the Chinese mob burned the British Consulate General and other premises636 words
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Article, Illustration88 1948-01-31 4 From the bottom of his WisMna W:!l Flop the Frog led the Whisker: il.rou^W a B \w* rl *K2£ When h «V r ->™ out •nto the d-yhght they saw I ctuniry cf broad fields and wide, slow-f l« w.n.; r ,-ers. Its all very beautiful," 13,6 WSisk.88 words
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ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR & NEAR
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Article194 1948-01-31 5 anhic description of m- *w» i pc >H 2 ?r^ torpedoed m the AHMdC i „f -'use who I re informal talk by Mr. R. G the comse of an orn^ essrs whiteaway J *qT%Fj* on "BEING TORPE™tS«^MB of the Rocary Club blle>K ril iflcr the fall of Singapore194 words
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Article54 1948-01-31 5 Ibme residents m ImproveU Ttuit ihts have be?n no(d that rents are to be in- ased by 5 per cent, at the j lof February. Formal no- i of termination ot tenancies i been given, it being Intited that new tenancies can entered Into at the Increasrer.tal but otherwise54 words
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Article48 1948-01-31 5 iI'ENOS AIRES Jan. 29— Loadi of Argentine meat to Britain ft* haltfd by the weekend unless deadlock i:i the An-10-Ar^entine le Ulki m Butno, Aires ends be- then. The plcc question was j *a to bo the one on which ne&ro- ions threatened to break down, i48 words
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Article38 1948-01-31 5 I pone] W. F Darby Officer ■unanding the Salvation Ar- r Singapore will open tof a ne Vl evangelical hall Martaban Road. The build- I wul serve as a meeting place evangelical workers m that a38 words
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Article39 1948-01-31 5 •kJt R .4 y of lht Australian i Te" u h v Umclr^ for the Indi". i V 4 bl twe «?n Australia /Jd'a beginm, ;it Melbourne on kSTS, £rom South < match!? wUI fe h^ Reuter-AAPReuter-AAP - 39 words
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Article28 1948-01-31 5 tot c hanyc?ri n > d no desire Britain M r S t 0 its cold loa n EW^SSSS^ told the K'»ld loan frll ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article116 1948-01-31 5 AMRITSAR. Jan. 29. Two men each carrying a hand-grenade were arrested here today at a public meeting addressed by India Premier Jawaharlal Nehru who is on a 24-hour visit to Eaat Punjab. One wa» dressed as a Sikh and the other as a Hindu. Earlier Nehru toldReuter - 116 words
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Article52 1948-01-31 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. Cyril P. Woodford. son of the late Mr. P. I. Woodford and a teacher of the Anslo-Chinese School for the past 36 years. died at hi s homo to Chapel Road It 11.40 a.m. on Thursday, one djy before he was to celebrate hi>52 words
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Article52 1948-01-31 5 HONGKONG, Jan. 29.— The Magistrates Court today set a record bail of HKSI.OOO.OOO for Shanghai banker Hsu Chi Chang, whose extradition to China was asked by tin Chinese Government, to face charge of misappropriation of i funds belonging to the Postal Bank, of which he was formerU.P. - 52 words
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Article315 1948-01-31 5 Commons Questions On Rubber LONDON. Jan. 22. Assurance that th* British Govern ment has the interests of Malaya rubber producers m mu;d was given by Mr. Harold Wilson, President of the Board of Trade when answering a qu?st'on m the House of Commons today. He said that In response toReuter - 315 words
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Article45 1948-01-31 5 In trying to descend from a lorry which was pulling up m front of a shop m Eu Tong Seng Street at 11.30 a.m.. on Thursday, a Chinese labourer was injured. The man was rushed to hospital but died at 9.30 sum., today.45 words
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Article45 1948-01-31 5 WASHINGTON, Jaiv. 29 Profldent I'ruinan today designated me U.S. Ambassador to India, Mr. Henry F. Grady, to be his personal representative with the rank of Special Amtassador at the Ceylon independence ceremonies to lye held Irom Feb. 10 to Feb. 14.— ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article81 1948-01-31 5 Norman, Oklahoma. Jan. 29.— j White shidents demonstrating against the ban on admission of Negroes to the University of Oklahoma today, burned copy of the 14th amendment to ttuAmerican constitution which provides for equal citizenship for all races and creeds. The ashes were mailed to President I'ruman,Reuter - 81 words
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Article151 1948-01-31 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) One of the biggest educational institutions m Singapore that has now become self-supporting after overcoming innumerable obstacles and handicaps after the liberation is the Singapore Chinese Kindergarten. has reached the self-supporting stage, it was able to convert its annual grant of $6,300 from Government this151 words
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269 1948-01-31 5 I nia secondly with the outbreak of war with Germany m 1939." British intelligence reported fully on all Jap preparations emphasizing that the Japanese war I against China was largely an elaborate camouflage to disgaiae the real Jap strength. British intelligent reports covered everyU.P. - 269 words
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Article71 1948-01-31 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Federation ol Trade Unions has just issued a" appeal to all works to strike on February 1 as a protest against the implementation o' the New Federal Constitution. The Executive Committe of the Singapore Municipal Labour Unions Federation fully71 words
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Article97 1948-01-31 5 LONDON, Jan. 29. -Fifty years ago a 14-year-old gipsy girl mi found near a circus tent r.nd wai adopted by the proprietor who later made a provision for her m his will. That and little else is known about Elizabeth Middletoit who for 25 yearsReuter - 97 words
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Article91 1948-01-31 5 MOSCOW, Jan. 29— Tass, the official Soviet news agency, reported from Tabriz that a state o: siege continued in the north Ferslan province of Azerbaijan i bordering on the Soviet Uaion) In Tabriz, Tass said, the mhabitants were not allowed I leave their houses after 2300 an*Reuter - 91 words
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Article48 1948-01-31 5 TOKIO, Jan 29. Japanese economists hailed the first sian of a break m Japanese inflation 10,000 Japanese Government printers, who were turning out bales of paper money, went on strike. They said the Government was "insin-cere" m considering their demands for higher wages. U.P.U.P. - 48 words
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Article45 1948-01-31 5 BOSTON, Jan. 29. -The Unite 1 States Army "coffin ship" Joseph V. Connolly, abandoned when on fire m mid-Atalntie a fortnight ago, sank today after going adrift from a towline while being taken to New York, the Coast Guard reported here. ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Advertisement39 1948-01-31 5 "Watch F~ ip 1 MALAYA i PRY CLEANING CO. 416. ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE. PHONE ***** Quick and Satisfactory Service By Efficient Shanghai Workmen. Best Dry Steam Cleaning, Dyeing, Durable Pressing, Invisible Mending Charges Moderate Service Guaranteed within 24 hours.39 words
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Article451 1948-01-31 6 Its Not Baby MORNING TRIBUNE London A<rnts Mtssrs Culm Turntr Ltd TlXboi ffMlf* US. St. Martins Lin* WJCM. SATURDAY. JAN 31. 1948 Vr.-terday we had occasion to express our fadings at tne pasting away ol the Malayan Union Advisory Council, li then we had no tears to shed over its451 words
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Article, Illustration64 1948-01-31 6 Johnrc Road between Victoria Street and Arab Btreet. k one o/ those streets where fcnofcer*. trXv^drr^ t and those of no find occupation hang tmt Th* roadway is cluttered UHth odds andZ+*t £m*m~ and other»tm, to *m* »«ry«M-l*». A j art vn, -teller64 words
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Article712 1948-01-31 6 Clayton R. Sutten writing m the WALL STREET JOURNAL says.... Remember reclaimed rubber? It was awarded front page publicity as a saviour of the nation early m the war. after natural rubber imports were cut off and i before synthetic plants swept j into production.U.P. - 712 words
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Article198 1948-01-31 6 5 Warships To Be Scrapped Five of the most famous ships hi the British Navy are to be bioken up for scrap because they are no longer any use as fighting sh'ps. They are the battleships. Queen Elizabeth (built 1915),' Valiant (1916). Nelson and Rodney (1927), and the battle cruiser198 words
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Advertisement45 1948-01-31 6 Special Sale Ml 2 weeks only Emiinc Cowns Beautiful Sequins BeadeJ designs. Ot%inal PHre |ir.«| T a near M3f «a Afternoon Frock Smart Well Tailored Original Price 5 To near S3* s 3i Sfmnghm Modern Tailoring Co. 10. BatN-ry Road PMM No 82' 11 Sifi^aror.-45 words
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Advertisement26 1948-01-31 6 Air Parcel <^^r Pos\ For any destination within Malaya. Through any post office Surcharge 15c. a*■ i Malayan Airways Limited Mansfield A Co., tt<L. SlnK«P ore26 words
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Article, Illustration1089 1948-01-31 7 I WITH VERA ARDMORE 1 Listening t 445 tru The Cathay Lyprefei Ihj" mUsic Ked music m Singapore As KTcathay will be B-nigWsfortHe service Itbersi J nin Erj Hactonayer and SUi P ft. Ddwil a rumb i Ed faTourites B fa? theii p:'v ippearao re i» <oMollie Ross - 1,089 words
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Advertisement35 1948-01-31 7 %^lo HE U\E p trait and Outdoor Photographers m />l Co »nwcmora«on o/ our p n j m appreciation of our FR EE ENLARGEMENT EACH rSgl, 0F PORTRAIT I COMMENCING 6111 JAN. 0 ish, FEB35 words
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Advertisement168 1948-01-31 7 TO- «fc I I r TODAY m% j^ w* day MODEL DRESSES EXCLUSIVE FRENCH JEWELLERY ACCESSORIES, LINGERIE AT HALF PRICES. PERFECTLY HAttfRAL NATURALLY PEftfECT PORTRAITURE BY MOLLIE ROSS OF LLOYD STUDIOS 255 ORCHAfcD ROAD (Opposite Cold Storag*) WITH OIL PAINTINGS BY Mr. W. SZETU PARIS TRAINED AgttST^ THE BIG 3168 words
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Article, Illustration54 1948-01-31 8 Mrtt. A. Pinmrk. Gul Guidr Cur.imiasumer for Malaya and Singapore, accompanied by Miss Kilt/our, ejt-CommtHsion* r of Guides. Sint/apore, and Principal of C.E.Z.M. School, inspected the fiunrd of honour srhrlfd from C.<r} Guide companies of the Naw Wah, Rochore Malay Girls School. Raffhs. St. Hilda*. M*th<dixt. Gcylany54 words
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278 1948-01-31 8 WIFE'S HONOUR CLEARED AFTER FOUR YEARS lion than four years After a magistrates' court decided that a ■■fried woman had committed mjeconduct, a Divorce Court jikl^c Cleared her character. The Judge, Mr. Commissioner O. Temple Morris, XC, said at Swansea, that the only evidence of the alleged misconduct was that278 words
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Article, Illustration229 1948-01-31 8 SAIGON. Jan. 30.— M Emile Bollaort. French High Commissioner for Indo-china, stated m I press conference at Saigon that the French Government had decldcd "definitely to rule out any uture discussion with the so- j called Ho chi Minh government and the partyReuter - 229 words
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Article123 1948-01-31 8 LOXDON.-The Anrfo-Amtri- can occupa icn authorities m '•errnany have called for a pa r_ try law" to compel 20,000,000 householders to reiser what! food they posses on a fixed 1 The law would help to check hoarding and black marke eer»n*. an d the authorities, it ie unders-ood,123 words
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Article344 1948-01-31 8 LONDON.— A former Waai who. according to Commissioner O. Temple Morris. X.C.. described her married life with the cryptic sentence, "I was a marionette m this little show." failed m her divorce suit at Swansea, m whic/i sh e alleged cruelty. The Commissioner described the woman. Doris Joan Clegg.344 words
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Advertisement28 1948-01-31 8 Malayan Fruit Trees KSPECIAI.I.Y OF Fl RST OITAUTY TYPE hnrt*v Varieties of "Quality Grafted 49 Youn^ Trees_ii^Stoek Obtainable from: (o(T Rukit Timah Road) a» Sincapore. I Agents Wanted.28 words
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Article199 1948-01-31 9 1 w* sht^dc■a Mr- Hydea'ter■vmpathetic U>ter ■dominating husKed S Will uiH'n ■Vuld not stand m t her iceOMtKJU. ■ddinct.n Station. n their hen.-y-Hdd her a girl a H:m He «t|«erM OUt Of the 0 mi this is thy X be lrnsistible to ■yes a flat denUl. Ha'.k ibout a199 words
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Article, Illustration174 1948-01-31 9 "Mean, -iospicahle matron o4 ;i Mill' c:p;i; 'lay nursery \a\>- deprived forty i Hnery, ill uruler their normal M;ss Maty Bara-itor.-lane East. New rce of the Nuthurstiery New Most on. t an<i a half years. )r twenty-two years. to three summonses ationeo food. She al of £30. West, prosecuting.174 words
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Article295 1948-01-31 9 BURBANK. California, Jan. -Thi- befct tv some ittou fans that screen stars are a iady lot m general, gives lovely n Sothern a pain m the neck. together with the sore ep she now has from dancing i! ke mad with Jack Carson m295 words
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Article, Illustration43 1948-01-31 9 Guiders building a fire durinp a demonstration at 7kmrwdayt Rally. Mrs. A. H. Pinnick, tcith Mrs. R. L. Wilson, Commissioner of Gi I Guide*. Sinaapore, looking on, rftttf the Guide salute to Guiders Miss Judy Ginuon and Miss Elizabeth Hamilton.43 words
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Article113 1948-01-31 9 LONDON —Miss Dorothy Cedd, 2i, is marrying Vincent Brooke, 29, at Grimsby more than a year after the banns were put up. Two days before Vincent, fight c pilot from Gravesend, Kent, and Dorothy, the draper's assistant, were to have been married, Chat- ham. Kent, registrar113 words
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Article115 1948-01-31 9 ROXAS' POLICY WINNING Manila. J*m tt PHlidm* Manual Rexas's strong arm po liry against, HukbAlahaps as enunciated m r.is S**rte of the na Uob message tcCk effect with the lesumpttcn <f Philippine Corstabulary Cperaticns m \i:?va Ecija province. The Evening New s rtpOr «d laiffe numter of Philippine tons abularyU.P. - 115 words
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Advertisement129 1948-01-31 9 i MS»AJi FtOBENCE IS PREPARED TO ADVISE HER PAIRONS ANd ACQUAINTANCES .BOVX THE, R BV^S^S^ A^^A.KS fOB THE a i FAP YEAR HAS A LOT IN STORE FOR ALL Flat "M' HEEREN BUIL )ING. ORCHARD ROAD. PHONE *****. I* I NEW WORLD CABARET J D\NCE NIGHTLY FROM 8 P.M. TO129 words
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Article182 1948-01-31 10 Council of which thTtH President: The d (Datoh PMfltett L *£H British Adviser and «H tary (Datoh Ahmad fa] The Legal A-lviser ww'H amcial Office Teneahß Deputy Commissioner JM The Unofficial member^l J D. Mead. Mr ch^ah M Che Zainal Abi.iin r :n bas, Mr. M. S Mahendrß V.182 words
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Article69 1948-01-31 10 MIAMI. J*n. S| can Federa icr of Ml cotive Council -ook AFL ftiembers ;n o m American CcniederatiOT said tie AFL woaW >J vide its light iin:K nism. Green said it was AFL and tfc new i creato a "free *«g labour uti'C n f7^ oppose the S trade69 words
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Article75 1948-01-31 10 WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. Truman asked Congress yesterday, to extend until Oct. 31 his power to control the j use of grain as the present shortage "jeopardises the national security." Mr. Tiuman acted after a House committee out aside his I request for legislation which would have75 words
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Miscellaneous202 1948-01-31 10 jCsMrf^tgxcl— <« 3loriiin^ Tribune! r--_ i- j f "SUNSHINE FALLS" ww IT I A.r^uTAmunvcnX I W MAML£ VJt Wfc2£ C^T^S I^ThE LOCK'S AND COMBINATIONS] »\VE WERE WALKING /,KS\ ff^X slv£ 7M= WY CHAPoifi WERE .NTACT-AUT WHEnW WOUNDED WMEN WE V^lU ME AU.TWE TIME WAS J. X .^.p^ AGU ii t202 words
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Article1762 1948-01-31 11 J. R. Wilmot - J. R. Wilmot Serial Story-By ft- 02 I Bui sj*!K! Lton W t.^y Pordyce th.t: ■h e orange napH Dale hv '*\.s :nter- ir.at. Fi'i-dycL" I, r Da. I hand theft the vh urT.iir stuck out fi The events mi n the moment, $o ■r night o Marcb was1,762 words
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Advertisement62 1948-01-31 11 v^^ ylV' I 7 The geauine Gibbs and 06 sure o™*™ coloured tins, either red nf OPttiYlO tnP or blue It>s same 17/ gZllUlg IUC hlghqualitydc ntifnccthat aovniMD keeps teeth ckaQ and gCFLI/llilZ' sound. Ask for these oew coloured tins, and be sure of getting your favourite oj9 Gibbs Dcntfrice.62 words
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Article, Illustration506 1948-01-31 12 A thirty-piece Scotch band nam- i od "The Caledonians." with head- I quarters m Los Angeles, will travel to Kanab. I'tah. to appear In location act nes m the outdoor tech- 1 Bjc dour drama. "Bob, Son of Battle M This nagplpe aggregation i» composed506 words
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Article65 1948-01-31 12 Government e^J^B fought m N ()lth £«^M London as the -sut^H signation t od y H member H,^ V Minister of H.aith I Mr. Willinic WaS ttt^M Parliament m the I'^fl Aecuon with a maj 607 votes owr h[. uf^M nent. Conservatives SCOrwJ I today m th c Gll^MReuter - 65 words
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Article52 1948-01-31 12 Tempe, Arizona. Jan. 29.— A poll of Arizona State College freshmen showed less than seven per cent, are f imiliar with th I'ruman doctrine, only 22 per cent, knew about the Marshall J Plan, and 20 per cent, had not heard of Gen. DwightU.P. - 52 words
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Advertisement137 1948-01-31 12 I You Wi!! Soend A Pleasant Evening! Today Fom Skm /7) CUJ U4A"t' I I. W4430-93QP. M. *y phone bqos 1 tf the Lowdown on Wicked »jft^ *^j» -r #W/ fc>/|/ R^P^ OECfIgMTRICK I JW.n m v H-srioi NEW 18 /I7>rw.i im "Hoxarnis': fop Tin: iiqv< #f Gil WITH fHE137 words
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Advertisement156 1948-01-31 12 PERFORMANCES f A Til 117 i^t HA I 1 L.45r DAY I /,a#W«o,u K*/ma P^ JfcAN M MMflB Drrrir* D# Af«r»» v VI "1111 VH l w *aaaar M >^gaan& I and action. I StPPORTCD BY THIS MODERN AGE SERIES NO I "HOME AND BEAUTY. OPENING TOMORRoI HEART i'OrXDING ADVENT156 words
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142 1948-01-31 13 87 -MILLION RUPEES SUIT A GAINST GOVT. RANGOON, JAN. 30. The British-owned Irrawaddy FloUla Company, operating Burma's river transport system toi day filed a suit against the Burma Union (Government compensation of 87,*****0 rupees for the company's flotilla of steamships and other river craft lost early m 1942 at theReuter - 142 words
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494 1948-01-31 13 LONDON, Jan. 30— A call for the establishment of the principle o r discrimination m trade, is opposed to the multilateral of tlv Geneva trade and tariff agreement, was made by the opposition m the House of Commons yesterday. After the Government had asked forReuter - 494 words
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Article82 1948-01-31 13 At the meeting of the Indra- i uiri Rubber Ltd., it was stated by the Chairman of the Board of Directors. Mr. J. A. EUas, that authentic information of the Company's estates (8,915 acres) which were m Sumatra were still not available. He stated, however, that so82 words
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Article55 1948-01-31 13 The following is the report ol the Malayan Snarebrokers' Association as issued yesterday: Tin shares continued to be a firm market though the volume of business has been slightly less than that of the last few days. Nevertheless, most prices were marked up. Industrials were very55 words
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Article197 1948-01-31 13 Market Notes Jottings <From Our Financial Corr.) The continued appreciation of tin shares suggests that the movement ha* caught on and factors independent cf devaluation .'ears (which, however, ma y still persist) are at work. It *s not surprising that after the very activ e conditions m the middle of197 words
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Article71 1948-01-31 13 The market m rubber dropped further by i cent yesterday. It opened m the morning at 408 cents and rose slightly with, business done up to 41 cents fcr Feb. No. 1 R.S.S. Prices quoted are: v Buyers. Sellers. No. 1 Feb. R.S.S. 402 41 No. 2 Feb.71 words
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Advertisement33 1948-01-31 13 hm\. mm Are obtainable on j^T?!HSS^!SSSBS[!S!SS2 HIRE PLRCHASE TERMS /M^^Mli^^SJm A Ml HMV. MMS \iffrz ~JIU gimwnwm f i,{S MAGNI F I ED F| 'fa,|| I r~Zx| MOPil 5101 THE INEVITABLE WOKE MUSIMOVINGPUBIK33 words
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Miscellaneous587 1948-01-31 13 tyan Share QuOtatiOlls ift/» 20 S. Troooh g'" 23 6 ■ssss S s; SSjK- i*; i: g Tekka Taping 14/6 15 KrUin lV 6 3 4 203 5 46 6 47'Jcjt iTonpkah Harb 8 3 8 9 i Tronoh Mines 30'- 31 Ulu K^an* 100 1-05 Ulu Piah 274 32^..587 words
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425 1948-01-31 14 Ihe tragedy which marnd vunming party of four Eur..> an by* en lhaipusam Day. wa^l IfftJM at the Coroners Court >*st(rday. where an inquiry held into the dt-ath <»i 16 year «,ld. Nrj-1 Dimney. who was drowntd near t^.e b»-ach at Mar ln e Parade. Kutong.425 words
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Article110 1948-01-31 14 The Spitfires No. 28 Squad n»n whirh flrw 1 1 ifong Kon« on i. training nigh? earH« r thi.s month under the mmand of Squadron Leader ire m due to arrive back i I ••ngah ill field jb"tit mid-d«'j> today. (hey ]elt Hong Kc.ng «>n W( -dncadayRafpro - 110 words
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Article120 1948-01-31 14 CHSU SOCCER AND BADMINTON 'I he leiiowiiitf wiii pj«y ,o«(cr I<ji lh>. J"::i:..vi dfcaiU x, .lit' WMUMg a«.y on tut uuvciiitiifiu i-TiriiUi^ Oiiicc irrourui if a.ju p.m.: &iUiutiiijiaiii, Ha.^ak, MUthu; Ghalii, MUiuk- v, b.iuna. N;iiai«ij.«/i. nanui Uollan. 1 n»ii>KavallU, K. K. i\!uliila»i, Kivl.iial), M. I. Usiiiall, Kayanibu. Thy following' players120 words
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Article61 1948-01-31 14 Hi« following pUrcn wi »pre- wit ih<- Cominorci.-il High S<hool OnlOl) BP. m badminton match I with the Sky Line B P. on Sunday at 7.:{0 a.m. at thf Sky Lim> B. P i Court, (off Jalan Eunos) S M Hii.ssan. (Cupt.-ant. Dt-nnis John. Z.t.i Wang Chiant, Mohd.61 words
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279 1948-01-31 14 Still bigger rice rations for S'pore at a higher price 'I he people of Singapore are to set still bUger rice rations. But the controlled price will tx higher. An official announcement made i last nitfht stated that a'ter fur 'her consideration of the supply i position, it had now279 words
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Article54 1948-01-31 14 NANKING. Jan. 30-xOen Francisco J. Agilar, Mexican Ambassador, was presented with the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Brilliant Star by the Foreign Minister Dr. Wang Shihchieh on behalf of the Chinese Government "m recognition of his service m the promotion of friendly relations betweenReuter - 54 words
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Article24 1948-01-31 14 PARIS. Jan. 30— The Finance Commission of the National Assembly rejected the Government measure for recalling all 5.000 franc bills. U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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Article816 1948-01-31 14 The smell of burnt flesh and sulphur fumes remained m the cubicle an hour after the explosion on the second floor of a building m Lavender Street on Jan. 23. it was stated m the Sin gapore Coroners Court, yesterday. An inquiry was being held into the death o!816 words
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Advertisement64 1948-01-31 14 Tie HO Hoik Steamship Co. film) Ltd. (Incorporated m Singapore) PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For Hong: Kong, Swatow Amoy. tl ••HONG SUNG" |g(hFeb For iv.tngoon via Penang. KKI ON<i 20th Feb. For I'au-inbani: and Pladjee. MV BIIM)R MM FOR D.IAMBI m*. -mm ur JIM Jan tor further particulars pUase apply to:_64 words
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Miscellaneous174 1948-01-31 14 •ON YOUR RADIO TODAY) i* ik 5 on v Programme Summary News m Mandarin. A. c "1 12.00-2.00 p.m. 526 meres m iniLf^T^n?**^ Ne^ I tonelc 1.15 SSflf A«^« megacycles per second m th P 61 Down Choke: 8 Close i Seleceions; 6.30 Si«.i> metro when the transmitter is UED174 words
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116 1948-01-31 15 Drive for funds to send Valberg to Oympics An appeal for financial assistance to send Lloyd Valberg, Sin t&pOCc Eunsian high jump cUam pion to the forthcoming Oiyrrpic Games m Great Britain. shortly to be made by th c Singapore Olympic and Sports Council to its affiliated bodies. The 25-year-old116 words
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263 1948-01-31 15 Club expects to have installed this year equipment for photographic finishes. Preliminary sti-ps have already been taken and experts say that there should b e n o difficulty about it. Th c Committee of Manage, ment. Election Committee and Auditors for the yea263 words
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Article20 1948-01-31 15 The Rotary Club T.B. Fund has reached the $90,000 mark, which is $10,000 short of the target.20 words
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86 1948-01-31 15 The Christian Brother's Old Boys' Association will hold a meeting of all members who] are interested m Sports and Games on Feb. 6 at 5.30 p.m. at St. Joseph's Institution. Non-members who are old boys of any Christian Brothers' Schools are also cordially invited. All86 words
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Article71 1948-01-31 15 The Chung Cheng High School XI will meet the Jollilads m a friendly soccer match tomorrow Bt the Government Printing Office ground at 5.15 p.m. The Chung Cheng XI will be -selected from the following- Cheng San, Fook Teng, Chan Ho, Soong Onn, Kwok Kwong, Siew Loong,71 words
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Advertisement52 1948-01-31 15 I Pulling— Power— th«l Count*! I _I_^9HV^_^_^_l _^_y_R _^k 5t T^^W^ fag pH MMM x IB* ?h c pltww A |CGl} WHIVSRSAI™" Dwfribtttora CYCLE CARRIAGE (1926) LTD. 43. Orchard Road I Singapore Phone No. 6469 Represented by ?eik bUJ 145"™ n Post Office. Kota Bahru. Kelantan. Tenang Motors, 17, Leith52 words
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Miscellaneous659 1948-01-31 15 ion A Y'S RACES ATIPOH: *>BCIAL GUIDE TIPS H *,a for today's rmees at **<*• B*^ hefU t rS s of «he U»t "»ree row. «r*». v 900 (Sullivan) Still to win. L>rt K>np ?J oVi Breukelen) Knocking long fcltion Stone 5y 8.13 (Br^ C(mfJftent ukcly wln Thistle gl2 (L659 words
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Miscellaneous314 1948-01-31 15 RACE TSEVEN 5.30 P.M. HORSES— CLASS 4-WV. 1-5 FURS. STR. 2 14 Victory 4y 9.00 (Hobbs) Speedy, too heavy. 212 Sylvan Lass 4y 8.09 (Hobbs) Consistent. 02 5 Aloroa 4y 8.09 (Sullivan) In form, may win 20 0 Missouri a B Sl «i£ n > Dont 03 X The JUvan314 words
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Miscellaneous92 1948-01-31 15 SELECTIONS By "GARRICK" (S.nfaporr) Race 1: THE THISTLE Thirteen Race t: PETER CON Adorable 1 Rate S: BON AMI Immwi Race 4: JOHN BULL Gracious Lady Race 5: NORFELD SkJttab Race 6: NO REGRETS Red Ted Race 7: AtOMA John tlatn Race 8: COURTESAN Slickness By "UNITAS" Upon) Race 1:92 words
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Article543 1948-01-31 16 fsmssamm i nm J*'- p*rt* n> lhi I>J 1 h h4m dotted tii- -v- In, i wmita*, "P' 1 ri spalring "■•'•> lo«arw i«»e hi n rail o ii". House, where v., police, vitti «> I-"-' i nd rtfl formed I ©lid b.irnrr m Uiisf543 words
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Article152 1948-01-31 16 All Indians are requested to fast for one day. The community is reminded that the dead "Saint" had on many occasions fasted for the welfare of the Indian populace, regardless of caste or creed. All Indians are asked to close down their establishments today as a mark152 words
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93 1948-01-31 16 DRIVER TOLD MOUNTBATTEN OF TRAGEDY Pandit Nehru, Indian Prime Minister and other cabinet ministers were immediately informed of the shooting by telephone. Earl Mountbatten. GwemorGeneral was first informed of Mr. Gandhi's death by Government House driver, tHo heard the news on the radio. One Cabinet minister, who was on his93 words
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Article129 1948-01-31 16 An important arrest has been made m connection with the armed robbery of the payroll on tn e King Edward VII College of Medicine at the lunch hour on Thursday. Raiding the labourers' quarters m Nelson Road at daybreak on Thursday, a Police party headed by129 words
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Article881 1948-01-31 16 London. Jan 30.-Lunch t:m crowds I" London's busy streets mobbed th e news stands today as posters hastily scrawled m blu,» chalk announced th c death oi Oandhi The new s stirred the Bntisn people as no other event since Labour came to power m the j general election881 words
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Article240 1948-01-31 16 PRAGUE, Jan. 30— Th eM of Mr. Gandhi's death v;&l ceived m leading CiechdJ circles with great regret tm was held m high esteem spheres of Czechoslovak Reuter. I NEW YORK. Jan 30 M York radio stations intern* their radio programmes to| m" with the news of Gandhi'sReuter - 240 words
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Article40 1948-01-31 16 Singapore Indians are asked l by the Regional Indian Congress Office here to assemble at the Waterloo Street ground between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. today m order to pay homage to the great leader40 words
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Advertisement81 1948-01-31 16 uratt incaaiueiiK'iH of sugar m the lUllle DislriUulors: CHARI CO.. Post Box 123 Sinuaporo CHINA COMPANY NO. 8, BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. NYLON STOCKINGS 4 HOUSE OF CAMPHORWOOD CHESTS" WHOLESALE RETAI L AND MADE TO ORDER I.- »{licv Shoes, Curios, Ornaments, Silk Underwear, Linen Table Cloth. Handkerchiefs. Cushions Pillow Cases, Children81 words
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