Morning Tribune, 14 May 1948
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Article, Illustration94 1948-05-14 1 SaTbTUS su:,5 u T r,> mxkkv 5, mm t,.,ia> his tope E had n..t tomMji result H th,- r,c-nt d Mut,s and Kiis"«a. w HH his u.«'kly that his f.'.-l--d not rhanu.a er thJ< year. ,aid his faith and for ;v:i«" ha»l »>♦'♦ n |^t Hiu'-ken.-U.P. - 94 words
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145 1948-05-14 1 All-Red' Phase To Aid Pedestrians spiirF. TRAFFIC CONTROL (Tribune Staff Reporter) tep* Mill taken to include all-red phases in the lights at the Kallang Road-Crawford Street Junction ible pedestrians to cross with convenience and safety, If >* traffic arrangements at Kallang become a permanent y, Mr. C. J. K. IVmbroke,145 words
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124 1948-05-14 1 Selangor Ruler Celebrates 50th Birthday 'Tribune Staff Reporter,! Kuala Lumpur, May 13. "By continued efforts and endeavours by our goodwill and affection towards each other, it is my firm belief that the peoples of Malaya will live In peace and prosperity." said His Highness the Sultan of Selangor when he124 words
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105 1948-05-14 1 1 ."-VM94B Singapore Police are krtyina pore Mhgf ftf fl* H (n iTi day in whu'i nrmm i* .suttpectfii, M, y V. Fowler, tt»§m^Wt'» nw CID Chiel told the pr* s.- fmHrm$ mm th- Bn Um§ Fnrtnry fr« Ml reported on Twiay mommy, aReuter - 105 words
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Article35 1948-05-14 1 One Morel l aae Of Polio One more case of poliomyelitis was reported In Singapore yesterday, the victim being a European adult. This brings the total to 64. No further deaths were reported. "Creating Criminals...35 words
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Article49 1948-05-14 1 London, May 13. All-long session records of the House of Commons were broken when a standing committee, considering details of the bill to nationalise the British gas industry, rose shortly after noon today. They had been sitting for nearly 50 hours except for fpw brief adjournments. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article, Illustration49 1948-05-14 1 The lintish Secretary "f SWa for the Colonies, Mr. Arthut Creech-Jone* (left) talks with Senator Warren R. Austin (United States) before the Mini meeting, »t which r*< ed Nation* Security Council adopted a resolution calling m>vn its prrmantnt Members to consult m Faleatint and > port buck within tin days.49 words
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Article228 1948-05-14 1 (From our own Reporter) KUALA LUMBUR, MAY IS.— ARMY DNITB ENGAGED IN ANTI-BANDIT OPERATIONS IN THK JINGLES OF NORTH PERAK HAVE OCCUPIED A FIFTH BANDIT CAMP AND ARE NOW MOVING AGAINST NUMBER OF OTHER CAMPS ALREADY LOCATED. THE ARMY HAS ALSO DISCOVERED TWO RICK228 words
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Article690 1948-05-14 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE THREATENED THREE-DAY STRIKE OF HOSPITAL WORKERS HAS BEEN TERMED BY THE HOSPITAL \l lIIOKIIIFS AS "THE WORK OF INTIMIDATORS." A spokesman of the General Hospital pointed out that the decision taken at the Mtettag )f the Singapore Medical Laaour Union on Wednesday night690 words
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Article702 1948-05-14 1 JUDGE CENSURES POLICE The method employed (by the Police) In thin cane 1m to be thoroughly deplored. Far from preventing crime by catching a criminal, It Induce* the commission of a crime and create* -a criminal." This was the view expressed yesterday by Mr. Justice lirown at the Assize Court702 words
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119 1948-05-14 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Anti-Chiang Kit Bhek Week, launched by Sin<jipore Leftist organisation* led by the China Democratic League, following a public meeting on May 4. started yesterday, icith further met tings and demonstrations. The Nan Chiau Jit Poh. Singapore Leftist Chines* daily brought out a119 words
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247 1948-05-14 2 Untie HOY WAS UVrBKTLY READING HIS SCHOOL LESSONS IN HIS ROOM ONE AFTERNOON WHILi: HIS STEPMOTHER WAS PLAYIXO WITH HER BABY NRAR THK HFD, HE WAS VAGUELY AWARE THAT SHE HAP WALKED TOWARDS THE WINDOW AITER PLACIMC THE CHILD ON THE BED. Suddenly he247 words
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256 1948-05-14 2 Labourer Jailed For Possession Of Arms a middle-aged laixnnet. Lim Cook Teck, a former employee of the Hiap Ho Rubbe' Factoi y at Thomson Road j was sentence!] to fotn yean' j rigorous imprisonment by Mi Justice Brown at the tasftai Court yesterday on two Charge* of unlawful possession ol256 words
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Article101 1948-05-14 2 Tribune Staff Reporter) The Marella is due to arrive in Singapore, on May 21 from Austialia biinging, in addition to her 160 passengers. 28 deportees, six of whom are Chinese, while 22 are Malays. Among the dtpoitees is Mrs. 11 Abdullah, of Forbes Street. Sydney,101 words
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171 1948-05-14 2 A Cbtflfcfl* taxi, driver, who was robbed of his taxi by two Europeans in uniform vr%* mo badly beaten up that h*« was admitted into the Civil Onerrii Hospital. This was- disc:os^d yrstertla.. when Pte. John Jattie* QUiiih (18t and Pie. Kobert Howland 1171 words
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Article93 1948-05-14 2 The Government of the Colony of Singapore will invite tenders for an issue of $4.76 millions by Treasury Bills on May 25. 1948. subject to the general conditions governing the issue and repayment of Colony of Singapore Treasury Bills. Copies of the Conditions together with the Forms of93 words
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Article123 1948-05-14 2 (From our own Reporter) MALACCA. May 13.- Mechanical padi cultivation- an agricultural experiment -which will cost the Malacca Agricultural Department an estimated sum of $10,000 is being undertaken by the Department of Agriculture, Malacca, jiccording to Mr. H. M. James, A^rienlt'iral officer of the Settlement. All the123 words
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297 1948-05-14 2 a british soldier who was produced in the second police court yesterday to face four charges of cheating claimed that he was an american and that the american consul would soon arrive to bail him out. later, investigations revealed that he WAS A297 words
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185 1948-05-14 2 A burly Indian court constable played a role that was altogether new to him at the Fourth Police Court yesterday, when a weeping Chinese woman handed him her baby before she stepped into the dock. While the charge was being read out by185 words
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374 1948-05-14 2 TRIAD SOCIETY CASE I I'NDER CROSS-EXAMINATION' Pv KRKW. AMP, A BOAt3StiLDKR L RkvKi JP A THOSE ATTENDING A TRIAD CFRP MlJ v7 U S DISCARD SOMK OF THF.IR SSmS HAT) ft THREE GATE^ AND ALSO PASS m X^ S (^»x INC. JOSfr PAPERS HEAP374 words
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Article67 1948-05-14 2 Tribune Staff Repiirtrri A car was stolen tn garagf at thr Scotts Ro*j dene, of Mr. M j. Namazi Singapore Legislative Council lor. in the i .triy hours of tfc morning on Tuesday, The car. bUck Ford ft* feet, disappeared betieoi 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. The67 words
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Article109 1948-05-14 2 The anniversary celebrate of the Amateur Athletic Association. Singapore, scheduled to bo hold early this month has been cancelled ov. r to the outbreak of polio in the city Members who paid their Anniversary subscriptions and donations have been asked to nclaim their payment* from the109 words
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Article94 1948-05-14 2 Ong Ok (401. who. had no place of abode and who appeared before Seventh Magistrate A. G. Shears yesterday with a mop of ovct grown hai' and tattered clothes, faced a tentative charge of carrying arms. A.S.P. E. Moule said that Ong was arrested by a party of94 words
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Article17 1948-05-14 2 the United Kingdom na. Netherlands and Uw Mgffi WO re MIIIOUDCed SCAP's reparations Reuter AAP.Reuter; AAP - 17 words
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Article45 1948-05-14 2 Rice toasigoment For U.K. London. May 13. Consignment* of Siamese rice tor Wta.n and E.ro flrrtj wat have left Bangkok, it J» learned at the Siamese hmbav sy here today. Britato located 1.500 tons and Kite oW tons by the International Fr.iereencv Food Committee. ReutetReuter - 45 words
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292 1948-05-14 3 u v 13 More than 50.000 overseas Chi\aNK-'- 7 a f auna waiting to return to their L ,'tuallv all in Far Eastern areas. Liu Vn of St> Ovcisoas Chinese Affairs (\>mft> Vnited Press. tol ?th bi3k t* this number formerly lived292 words
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Article249 1948-05-14 3 Iftoni »ur nn *f«CW»I i v \rr Mty 13 I'* P one time c Officer of the nsS V F (Mii, onuMhun to •i. men, has iuggesti I the pening of a ft i Branch of the Exy 5 ASS Ltion Malaya. I: randum which i249 words
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111 1948-05-14 3 \Tribnm> Staff BtfUitf A Sikh motor-cyclist and a Chinese pillion rider were injured in an accident between a motor-cycle and a private car at the junction of Orchard Road and Emerald Hill Road at 12.20 p.m. yesterday. The impact of the crash threw both of111 words
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371 1948-05-14 3 How a sick man was allegedly robbed of $400 in cash and valuables in his own house and how his sister and mother were fired at by one of the robbers while they were fleeing from the house after the robbers had entered, was371 words
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Article85 1948-05-14 3 i BANGKOK. *.?ay li n>i cremation of the Ifte King An'anda Mahido) will take place i beforo December this year. Thtt Siamese Cabinet today orrfer^d the Royal CremaUon Committee to go ahead with the preparations. Twenty-year-old King Bliuiniphol Aduldcj. who If at preset schooling at Luu>>anne, Switzerland,Reuter - 85 words
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164 1948-05-14 3 Court Order On Presumption Of Occupation Death (I'roni our own IC<-|iori< r MALACCA, y 13 Orders in (Mini of th<* motion allowing the piosiunptions of the tktgthl of two < -i .sons tint in^ the Japani si- occupation were made by Mi. .Justio* (Jtahani Cailow, |n the Malucea BiipfWßM Coin:,164 words
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Article44 1948-05-14 3 A vocation of ng held «n exM,, Wneral nut-tin- on \Jf Happy World when the follow I office-bearers: Trek Swcc; M-rs. M. A.. ■mnirv S v; Poh Sa Paul; trvasuK Qnrk; hon 1 Yeow; hon. Susani Chan. Messrs. Byed fw. Chancing44 words
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233 1948-05-14 3 2-Million-Dollar Gold Robbery: Police Recover Three Cases Bangkok. May IS. T" police recovered three of the 38 ease of gold valued at more than $2,000,000. stolen frOW m international shipment 00 Wednesday morning In Un 1 biggest hold-up in Siam's hisi tory. it was estimated that 2a men wearing police,U.P. - 233 words
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577 1948-05-14 3 AH KWANti THK (iI'NMAN WHO WAS MHOT DLAP IN A CAR AFTER WOI'NniNC ASP. RIPLEY IN THK GUN BATTLE WHICH TOOK PLACE %f IHK 11 NCTION OF OXLKY ROAD AND ORCHARD RO\D ON THK NIOHT OF DBC. U, LAST YKAR. HOASIKD THAI HE HAD577 words
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Advertisement65 1948-05-14 3 Ai. B^W »MMM •jrrnmif I 3 vjvjp*' I*7 >>«« > W'^SHSTIf *»»Mmmm4 tummmmmm M lil^'jiiif "Y <■*«■"<***' MIMM #T I. umicHti I •MTioiMi »utr* wmum M wV r«t*vi cmt LlMV >c MV id JRf ««7..r K T itft Jj iJy hum *m ll nua lam indWIM {■7 joi.l uMi <wi(i65 words
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563 1948-05-14 4 NEW YORK May 13. The worlds top scientists in the fight against infantile paralysis will meet here in July It w,ll be the first intern itional conference on this disease that in recent years has been breaking out in epi emtc proportionsU.P. - 563 words
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152 1948-05-14 4 BANGKOK. May 13. Purchase of 30.000 tons of Siamese rice by the United States for China relief is nearing completion, it was announced by Quinton C. Trousdale. local representative of the U.S. Commodity Credit Corporation which purchases and ships the rice.U.P. - 152 words
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Article111 1948-05-14 4 Batavta. May 13. Til) production on Banka of 1.465 tons and on- Billiton of 92C *ons in March were both post war records, according to statement issued here bv thf Economic Affairs Department The Banka Company now had 32 mines, seven (*-od?e and 12 private suppliers irReuter; AAP - 111 words
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Article144 1948-05-14 4 NANKING. May 13. Foreigners residing in China aio subject to the same requirement for service in China's air defence as Chinese citizens according to the air defence laws promulgated by the National Government last night. It also decreed that foreign properties may likewise be requisitioned as airReuter; AAP - 144 words
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208 1948-05-14 4 New York. May 13 Four Russian composers sought couit injunction against tn» use of their names or music in the motion picture "Iron Curtain" whose exhibition ha> touched off a riot in front of ihe Roxy Theatre in the Broadway theatre district. The movieU.P. - 208 words
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Article221 1948-05-14 4 Aussies Waned To Heed Chinese SYDNEY. May i development O f a poliw position ,s the form needed in Ch ina that country. Pr Of> Copeland He told the United Nu, Association in Sydney 'h that a political opposition an integral development democratic procedure existence of two major p wA.I.S. - 221 words
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471 1948-05-14 4 Friends Of Singapore Societ Plans New Public Park AT THE LAST MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF SINGAPORE SOCIETY'S COUNCIL. THE PRESIDENT (MR. T. H. STONE) REPORTED CONVERSATIONS WITH A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE GOVERMENT AND THE GENERAL MANAGER OF HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) LIMITED BOTH OF WHOM WERE SYMPATHETIC TO THE471 words
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Advertisement79 1948-05-14 4 4 %It I Til I TFRBIFIC MIPNITE _T_lJLj?li_ FUEMIEBE TO-MOHHOW! Soft crtoturt of luxury, JM f.. $h# pfflv#t b'f prowling world /^M v in HKO't frtaf *p««tcic!o-odvtntur« 'jfl A la of conflict «nd thrHU in tht world's < B B^Hb binoAtt tAMina' 9 1 RKo|BP^N(||r yjlV:^^ ;^||Hfc. >> «u l^vJ^^HL79 words
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Article, Illustration879 1948-05-14 5 VERA ARDMORE - VERA ARDMORE WITH Sirs. Atoa M^a^eh ™m m~ u pon n^s CI H j J rr: a rrom San ff; 11 the utset of trie c ,r. when stenogra a.s asked to b nd held ■v j. .> cjuplei wiUi ■I' neanj facilities B I U mTribune - 879 words
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Advertisement187 1948-05-14 5 Tbrus h* T j ALL YOUR WORRIES AWAY!!! j I SOMKTIMEN ONK IS APT TOHORRV OVER THINGS THAT LOOK MERE TRIFLES, BIT IN REALITY THEY ARE SERIOI'S AND NEED TIMELY ADVICE TO AVERT SERIOL'S CONSEQUENCES. I i consult madam noil i:\ri: i I'HONE: 828OS FOR APPOINTMENT i FLAT "M" HKKREN187 words
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MORNING TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1948.
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Article264 1948-05-14 6 Hie return d! the Rt. Hon. Malcolm MacDonald as CommiSßloner-Oeneral of the United Kingdom in Southeast Asia is an indication of the growing Importance Malaya and Southeast Asia are acquiring In international affairs. Gone an- the days when Southeast Asia was regarded mainly as a useful economic264 words
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Article316 1948-05-14 6 The point is that individually, with the posslDle excepJon of Indonesia, none of these countries arc capable of defending themselves in a modern war. They have neither the population nor the economic resources necessary for a modern war. For example, Malaya's five million inhabitants, assuming that they are trained316 words
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Article, Illustration104 1948-05-14 6 T\r lt ,f Brtta'n's champion workers met Mr. Haioht. Wilson. President o >>r Trad* 1 whin he opened a "Britain in th* Balance" Exhibition n trann hoi Charing Cross Underground Station. London. Thry wen champion mim L Crfk nuiade. of South WmUm, who filled 141 font of104 words
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INDONESIA AWAITS
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Article799 1948-05-14 6 GRAHAM JENKINS - GRAHAM JENKINS By B ATA VI A, Plans, promises and piovisiona! developments for the new Netherlands relationship with Indonesia, scheduled to mature next year, will depend for constitutional endorsement on the Dutch elector when he goes to the polls next month. A Bill, amending the Netherlands KingdomAAP; Reuter - 799 words
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Article55 1948-05-14 6 SYDNEY. 1" Gallup Poll the ,l« was: "During 1 J what do you uwaw your daytinn- u i)t tho* Thirty-six per < ni. t!lt>v intervieVo-i r!H l! n- t (i t had little Idiure. said they Plu^' cent, sai.l th*. pe, cent. sai<! sport. 4 per wn s*£55 words
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ROUND-UP CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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Article216 1948-05-14 7 ifey 12. -A police inspector will be tf-i- v: v kilometre of the 513 kilometre DunParis railway on Friday to guard the train M) princess Elizabeth and the Duke of EdinrarrytfH K ont n capital for their Whitsun visit Kurghtotnen M meers wui asoneexLmZ* th^ee toU.P.; Reuter - 216 words
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86 1948-05-14 7 1947's Brave Deed: Woman Rewarded 12. Mis. of Windi iiea nai stanhope Royal "per« deed oi iurst flooded home many I Twelve who ivaa ex- ,'s in her I nsband an<i rm burst swept soa--1 and J'oth 800 W€lt! criei of Mrs F jju* n swam in found a g-iiTReuter - 86 words
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Article84 1948-05-14 7 Washington. May 12. Mi. Ceorge Marshall. the United totes Secretary of State naid May hf \\r~ "in uenoral ac wfl. 1 witli t proposal to pWge American support for "ch legkJnal allianc«i as' the wKcm European T'nion. He 2 "Wirtng at his pftetf confp! pReuter - 84 words
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Article46 1948-05-14 7 KING THIBAW'S REMAINS May 12, Thakin lei cl the i... Pa tj the Burnulis S d the -ovS back the I'hibaw. Bur- p l who died ai Bombay. on Mnvch 12 frcmonV in HanEarl MountOctaerati of the Ooveroor appointed Max yn .which th«» statutory Di.swiii eome46 words
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Article96 1948-05-14 7 DAMASCUS. May 12 Ha< Amin El Husseini. Mr.it i Jerusalem and leader of tlv A rat Higher Committee, toda] answered a itatemeiit issued Irom the Royal Palace in Amman yesterday in which King Abdullah of Transjordan -aid th<> committee no longe. represented the Palestine Arabs nor satisfies tReuter - 96 words
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222 1948-05-14 7 Washington. May 13. A Congressional import published' yesterday "aid that Soviet diplomacy was "bending every effort 'to move the Russian army into the Near East and the Kremlin will manitfactun situations enabling It to do if they fail to develop." The report, the laReuter - 222 words
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672 1948-05-14 7 JMU SALKM, >Ih> 1 2— The •lew*, it was re|M>rted tonight are preparing to launch a drive for virtual control of the whole of Jerusalem. They have already "infiltrated" or stormed at the jjnn point «0 per cent, of the city. They hope nextReuter; U.P. - 672 words
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173 1948-05-14 7 London, M;»y 13— A British divorce court* Judge yes terday dismis&ed a wife's petition for nullty bused on her husband's practice of coitus interruptus. a) though tie admitted ttiat Lhe lads were fiiifrUr to t.io^e in a dbbC In which two days ago ano divorceReuter - 173 words
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Article87 1948-05-14 7 LONDON. May 13, Di C L Ratlin, former Mayor 0/ pinsburjr, a suburb ol London will br the ftrirt Indian to re celve the Ft&< dom 01 a n don borough ih.' local council have clewed to <•' 1 1 1 Kr* edoi i .ilmMi; ujponReuter - 87 words
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Article105 1948-05-14 7 WASHINGTON M;«Y Mi George Marshall, United States Secretary of State, yesterday congratulated the people of Korea «»n the success <>i ium Monday's electjona m the teem o? hawlew efforts ol a Ctoin.,,,jnist dominated minority. Describing the <<'nirM u -Korea'a firs! democratic elec- n v Mi Marshall saidReuter - 105 words
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Article230 1948-05-14 7 CHURCHILL ARCHITECT OF VICTORY Oslo, May lo Mt. Winaton Churchill received an Honorary Decree at Oh!o University tonight in the presence of King Haakon. The R« eloi of the I'niveiMty introduced Mi. ('hutehill afl the "Architect of Victory "When Holland, Belgium ;irm Franee eoflapsed and Britain was left alone toReuter - 230 words
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Article52 1948-05-14 7 TEL AVIV May 1-' The 1:1 it i.sli are preparing t<> hand over the former Arab port oi .|;,tla, SOUtll Of Tel AVIV. to .1, wish ll;i^;in;*li force* larail Rokah 1{ s l)rctl ;isktlll hv the British to take over the BotninMratton of eeaential b*i v.cea "fU.P. - 52 words
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Article207 1948-05-14 8 PRISON IS NO BAR TO FORCES LONDON, A stay in a piison. approved school or Borstal is not to bar entry to the Forces, said Mr. Alexantler, Defence Minister, in a Commons written answer. None of these men or boys li >o be denied a chance of making good inReuter - 207 words
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Article, Illustration34 1948-05-14 8 P,if)ils of the Hua Lian High School find that singing a>id dancing is just as enjoyubh M Ifttom. The picture shous a group of 'starlets' performing during a school concert.34 words
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Article156 1948-05-14 8 NEW YORK. May 12.— Lord Rowallan, Chief Scout of the British Commonwealth, ar. riving on the Queen Elizabeth, said that Boy Scouts organizations with a total membership of 500,000 have been suppressed behind the Iron Curtain. He said that probably the greatest compliments paid 10U.P. - 156 words
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Article179 1948-05-14 8 LONDON. May 13 —Mr. A. V. Alexander, British Minister of Defence, assured the Hous- of Commons last night that he was satisfied tha t adequate progress was being made in Britain in the development of the most modern types of atomic weapons. Research and development wereReuter - 179 words
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133 1948-05-14 8 20-YR. RECORD EQUALLED TWICE IN DAY LONDON, May 13 —A record scor c of 66 established by Bobby Jones, the famous American golfer, 20 years ago was twice equalled yesterday when 100 professional golfers who had qualified in sectional tournaments earlier in the season began the final stages of theReuter - 133 words
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Article95 1948-05-14 8 Africa. (Chile), May 13. New earth shocks rocked a wide area of northern Chile and southern Peru where a severe 'quake on Tuesday killed at least four persons and injured about 50. Throughout the area, espe cially in Africa, Arequipa and Moquegua the population wasU.P. - 95 words
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Article106 1948-05-14 8 LONDON M, Minister Cleme* ruled oS i! inunetfbi b tween the Uta ment and the opposition >;- House of Loidi it deal oil .-pen: betn parties. r. t told i D mnv di Bat been failure ni think it wouldle upen disctutiooi a M^nt moment. Discussiooi betwReuter - 106 words
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Article320 1948-05-14 8 SCHOOL ENROL n n M ay a school m Tllmn 11th anniversary. Its bui dm fh e posing but it has .the dX'iJ?* largest enrolment in Mul.v T o:i Hua Lian High M^,^* ment is 2.600. This is a farm f e *> which the school had on May g320 words
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Article, Illustration21 1948-05-14 8 m oldest and most °j« h Edward 111 in JJg; "rftTjiarv! Sovereign can bestou. rmm Order and of the Duke ojj^21 words
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Advertisement90 1948-05-14 8 '•■iir I 111 U \jy When you consider that from the food you eat all your energy, nerve force, flesh, bone and muscle are built, you rcalis; how vital to health are the proper digestion and assimilation of that fooJ. Uhcn this truth is not realised, or is disregarded, indigestion90 words
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Article180 1948-05-14 9 L d school Lid.' i f frudabl* ior. !:r; ua U« ir ir liat;or?. ifttt ana uintenance gttn e^lannual exit JISO.OOO [an anniui! tut 11! ttool I ii 4 „rt to house-to-house from the Chines ■U J School Committee. c i Mr. Peh Gtalig Hong Pra^dent The vice :i180 words
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Article86 1948-05-14 9 I ■A it 101 ■wi at the at he n' 1 Int Qmrtei >• i Rodney Foxtd, Nottingwi my head rr. I in on y ncka on :r. have to Bit he was proud cks, ud sai! e entertained idiag on h;s86 words
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Article79 1948-05-14 9 LONDON. May 13. A Royal Australian Air Force plane left Port Moresby at •awn today to search for a Dragon Rapide aircraft overdue on a flight from Lae. New Guinea, to Sydney, Radio Australia reported. The plane was carrying freight, but no passengers. It has no radio. OtherReuter - 79 words
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Article, Illustration21 1948-05-14 9 ¥ear. Founded by King 1'n,,. hk 9 e« I honour ffce as a Lady of the {"Vowed by Queen Mary >ny.21 words
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Article, Illustration69 1948-05-14 9 „Z h SSWBT 1 P OU f e n am tumid rnon thai 9sjH9 worth of unclaimed, leri ThfZ d t lt€ i tat€ l h€ '"^""i b 'n;dcs, tyrts, UrUlls and rurl icry. me pwtun show? possible buyers ins f Kctitu f m odd assortment of69 words
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Article292 1948-05-14 9 Greek Guerillas Slaughter Babies ATHENS, May 12,-An American officer set out today to find facts in one of the worst 1 horror stories of the war in Greece that guerillas deI liberately slaughtered 40 babies to get rid of them. Thv story is based on a brief announcement by theU.P. - 292 words
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Advertisement141 1948-05-14 9 BOOKS RECEIVED Golf After. Forty IJ-JJ Children's Own Look of the World 6.00 History Mankind and His story 6.00 Rise of Christianity. Lames 9.00 Websters Collegiate Dictionary *»-00 Gibbons Simplified Stamp Catalogue J.OO Pitmara Bynonjrms Antonyms «»io Commeicial Correspondence A English 2.40 Manual of Business Training *.oo Modern Cookery Illustrated141 words
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Article23 1948-05-14 10 BABY FO GIRL OF I I h r '''kM cloaerf, fl I L i 1939 "i,M hiit -/lirH Wrtt. in ?(1 p^| U.P.U.P. - 23 words
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Article57 1948-05-14 10 ANTI-PLAGE DRUGS WAS] Mifl pi.u,. fl closed y fl pha druj- StrepM had p'"- tivi ;:nH ing I.';- i :.-fl Internal -fl pical M s sfl and Dr. 1 „e Haffkin m testa I persons '.■■'■'■m Sir ptomyc >«l phadiazin of only 1.2 a -.j/u-jB mately i'■ &M more than57 words
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Article63 1948-05-14 10 LOSDOS. Mail U. Britah must ;<••;' Royal Em^irv *^^^2t d/^ Jm»?£ General Staff, said thrrr *h<>uM also UJJ fr tion of Empire defence. !r(altr -Emirrrnu™ muM be phvincd on (i VA „m bolder scale. And it miust not ''> J_ 4;^,,/jn* peoph the ablfbodied -bvt ofReuter - 63 words
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Article46 1948-05-14 10 ,s; ■1 from J»mi /■.'.oojß I Indian troor-* 1(|() M rebels tm<l I fierce batt I The re] in!^ Muslim I battalion M moitnr* I tacked 1 tions at J M 1 province 1 Iteetower fl (>d fend bitt port »*d. I46 words
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Miscellaneous287 1948-05-14 10 i < omi< s: E?f|N«iw <"«' M° Tribune /7 W,^w, y/jAr f \i I 'TONN- PLMNEQ STIRS H Psy^^77^W?l V »AD -THERE'S A\l WVf Yt m/ISo 1 LP TROUBLE -IN TUB COURSE REtUV £AV THAT.' BUNCH OF WPORIffs] UP A HORNETS NEST WLV «£™J |Of HIS RE MARCH INTO THE287 words
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Article, Illustration1685 1948-05-14 11 ARTHUR LA BERN - ARTHUR LA BERN FOUR-DAY SERIAL Icdaptcd for the Michael Balcoti film play from the colo urful novel— By fcsTORY FAB P i, lnn g I ok*d nltir I n that l'" f idmtally disturbed Samdb i KS rrs a brief Ki tl>r Wt Tommy I1,685 words
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Article207 1948-05-14 11 •Japan. r.-paiation n tlu farm Ol BSSJM »iOO tons machine tools have so far MTived in Singapore. Thess ill be distributed to lirnis interested in >iuo course. The first shipment rams in lust month by the Lok San K While two other shipments by thr>207 words
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110 1948-05-14 11 DRIVER STRUCK DUMB AFTER COLLISION Tin ('lnn's* driver of ft tnottii -Until bftMMM l>(li<il us* <l on tin hft tidfi nnm* ttmtt lit afU r kn<><ktn<i 4oum a cffclis* in East Cons' Road, N4 th' nun k't. iy< s/» /«/</// ttftt ritnnn. Aim :n<f on tin sfjir soon after tin110 words
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Advertisement38 1948-05-14 11 fltev&nJtfon 9 a fieiicA Jhan Qute. YOU CAN SAFELY RELY ON tarn mtm AGAINST MPURITIES AND EPIDEMICS NOW PREVALENT. A FAVOURITE DRINK AMONG CHILDREN, ADULTS THE Ol D FOI KS I»IIOM- :t7O?l or :t7OO FOR YOUR URGENT REQUIREMENTS.38 words
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Article86 1948-05-14 12 Manila. May 13 3enti- i rnent in favour of an amnestv j for the outlawed Hukbalahap and National Peasant Union (PKM» gained ground in the Senate with several Senators of both parties, speaking ir favour of the amnesty, resok: tion proposed by Senator S.t'i I p.i-li 4'endatum Some86 words
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Advertisement241 1948-05-14 12 I HE CAME HE SAW HE CONQI ERED THE MOST I Nl SI AL MOVIE IN YEARS! Cfrciviliw °F ens Tckla v Skm phone bqO3 2'4.15'63C'930p. m. lowl«u range BM^| B*|^^^^^ B^flL JUK dido t ne*d V^PI I' /y IIK-A^N on#! Her* if ■MF^K/||lfl Bl|| S^l jB^BUIBL^ unforg«ttobi* JfS\« >241 words
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Advertisement38 1948-05-14 12 Preceded by PATHE NEWS: Rradtntt gft** dn«n to m^N^j busine^^ SntttiNh Cup Kin a! et( ■CAPITOL3 TOMORROW AT M'NITE»S* John WAYNE -Loroine DAY, CAKQI;^ MOUNTED POLICE GOOOARO POSTER -TV .a^ Th T7* "V CHMW.'. Main.- "ld 7m/o^oU'.w WA///---38 words
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Article755 1948-05-14 13 1 yef- Malaga* WL t r>D» slants 1 807 6eller 14.00 K 3 CKJ 1.70 3.15 paf 44 '9 ■SA' b 0.2S ft; 8 23/5 37/- i' D :u<j ♦J.Ot prritft M° 5.30 3 824 ]0?* 620 K F '"'l4s 1.55 mmi>” SO 00 won Hmmer 4700755 words
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Article23 1948-05-14 13 While the share markets continued dull yesterday there was a slightly larger volume of business passing on a better undertone.23 words
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Article331 1948-05-14 13 MARKET NOTES JOTTINGS (From our Financial Con i Opposition to the Cnpp* I capital levy i.s strengthening 'in the United Kingdom now that the public arc realising the full implications of the measure. If it poos through, as seems likely, it will he essentially a bull-dozer tiansaction. Who will be331 words
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Article91 1948-05-14 13 New York, May 12.-Correc-tive profit taking and other offerings continued to flow in the market in a fair volume as prices in most part hovered around noon levels. Better support for assorted Utilities brought a predominance ol fractional gains and the group average was a newReuter - 91 words
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Article77 1948-05-14 13 The rubber- market opened easier yesterday, but steadied later in the day with business done at 42'j cts.. 41% eU and 42 3 4 cts. The market was quiet throughout the day with ver\ little business passing. Prices quoted yesterday were Buyers. Sellers. Na 1 May R.S.S.*77 words
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Article29 1948-05-14 13 The annual general meeting i of the Johore Planters* Association will be held at the Civil Service Club, Johore Bahru. on Thursday, May 27. at 3030 <i.ro29 words
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375 1948-05-14 13 BMAVIA May 13. Rubbe production now about equal j 1 the prewar yi* Id in Wrst Bo: neo, according to the Pm>. Service oj Lnt Economic Affairs Department of the Indonesian Provisional FedtT*. Government West Borneo has just com- pleted its first year asReuter; AAP - 375 words
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Article155 1948-05-14 13 Produce Markets Round -Up Tho pepper market was inner with quotations again marked up. Coconut oil, however, was e'icrht'v easier with buyers disinclined to meet present levels The following were yesterday's quotations HIC^ No 1 $84. Other qualities $45 $6*. ULI'TINOITS RICE: $48 MEEHOON (Rice Noodles) sr>:» -*<?>. rit.AR- Hont155 words
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Advertisement59 1948-05-14 13 -1.1.ft Ulff/f f f.fli •■J-4- 15 30 9 15 CYNICAL fif TOUGH! r~"~<IOHN CARFIHD H I GEMIDINEFIT76ERAM>K«I I ffagooY Urn Ryivßi; mil ~~9~STARTS TOMORROW f SWORDS FLASH! MHjfll t^^l fed iN7OHiSMOsr win \4/jH^s^B H I a c««i" f II Wl^m /eno. i v.fn Em V Mf«« y^ THRIIII B I^_59 words
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709 1948-05-14 14 kial\ 1 UMFUR TUI'RS. NO. I TRACK WAS OPEN roR^AW WORK TH.S MORNING, THK «OING WAS HEAVY FOLLOWING LAST EVENING SU- AI N AN 1; MIT nCW HORSES WERE Ol'T TO MAKE TIMK. THK LtAJO* ITY WERE RESTRICTED TO709 words
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Article221 1948-05-14 14 The Food Control Distribution Department loweied tht colours of the Indian Association at table-tennis when the> boat the latter 4-3 at the I.A. premises. The Singapore Indians who had registered 10 consecutive victories finally bowed down to the Food Control lads. The results were (Food Con trol team221 words
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Article580 1948-05-14 14 morrows ratvs. lh omo <lay of the Selanjioi Tuit Sub May meeting, togethei with the records of the last thiee runs of the candidates Horses Class 3. Division I 6 Fuis Camden 1 Arizona 0.00 0 2 0 Cnited Pis< rs 9.00 Coronation Lady 0.00580 words
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Article144 1948-05-14 14 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Kajang 1 Loksang St- Sheers r boa I Korea Gorgon TalSfig fl Pskhoi Glengyle i Scott E Lai i Steel Vend i Sirdhana Scudai Resang Myrmidon i Darvel Blankvann Ma; on St. Cloud Vic to i Alphuccai Beamacdhui Glaucus B. Pacific 1 Telemachus Blairelova Coal 1 Btraat Malskka144 words
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Advertisement163 1948-05-14 14 ROXY OPENING TOD V\ 3 SHOWS: 3; 6.15 fi- 9.15 P.M. NEW ROI'SING ROMANTIC ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD! The Prince of Thieves' starring JON HALL PATRICIA MOKISON. ADELE J ERG ENS IN CINECOLOR To-Morrow at Mid-Nite DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Jr. in THE EXILE with MARIA MONTEZ GREAT WORLD GLOBE 7—9.15 p.m.163 words
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Miscellaneous367 1948-05-14 14 ON YOUR RADIO tuuaii hue network g^ m^!^ l^, STS*? MALAY 4 ENGLISH Jl ;^S»^2Ss?Atoii.i iM° PROGRAMMES SSTnmSS i" Malay; 1 Close News m N- From 12 noon to 2 p.m. Radi- down m r ated on 526 metres in the medi- programme Summai y; 6.0.) nounc um wave Land367 words
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447 1948-05-14 15 gers" Beat A irmen Against Run Of Play 2- R-A.F. (Selctan l L*TS VANGUARD WHOSE FM v AHLE TO KICK THE BALL. TtaS hardw enc:TH ened mvm posirORTS T THELKAGUE WITH A2 1 VICV l TVvfFN' KROM SELKTAR AT JAL--s vrsTERDAY. t r enti"' lv against the run of play447 words
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Article58 1948-05-14 15 The R.A.S.C. Training School beat the Indian Association by throe goals to nil in a Third Division soccer match at the McXair Road ground yesterday. The game was keenly contested thioughout. R.A.S.C. led two nil in the i first half and netted the third goal at the resumption58 words
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Article42 1948-05-14 15 CHINESE ENGINEERS OUNCED 7- NIL 1 soccer JJ,™ terday S ngapore V AuxiliJ Second Division mpson Road Kiounds. S; with both atUck. Lin, the j I was I-/,' Kum- lalkeepUr-^;'- aft thi 8..-". ived I Polico kft-haif, 1 rrom his My Qetted42 words
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Article92 1948-05-14 15 A player was sent off the field in the Div. 3 League match between the Postal Service* team and A.M.G.D.W. Sports Club on the CYMA ground yes- terday. The result was a draw of three all. The play it who was ordered off the field92 words
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Article66 1948-05-14 15 LONDON. May 12: Mi. David Re<\s-Wiiiiams, UnderSecretary for the Colonies, stated in a written Pailia mental y reply that the numbers of British subjects kill,ed in Palestine between July I, 1946. and May 5, 1948, anas follows Armed forces 213. police 77, other civilians 28. Approximately 1.400 ArabsReuter - 66 words
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Article116 1948-05-14 15 CAMBRIDGE May IS. The Australians piled up a huge score today in their first innings against Cambridge University, the score at lurch time being 353 for 3 In reply to the Varsity's first Innings score of 167. Brown was unbeaten with 180, Humnience 92. Harvey 16116 words
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Article143 1948-05-14 15 LONDON. May 13: Ten of the stars who help attract huge crowds to the English soccer grounds during the season will play a somewhat novel role at tin- Nationa l Festival of Youth and Spot at Wembley or .June ."> With a root oyei theii heads and inReuter - 143 words
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Article66 1948-05-14 15 The following five gentlemen have been appointed Justices of the Peace within and for the State of Selangor. by His Highness the Sultan of Selangor. on the occasion of his fiftieth birthday on Thursday. May 13. 1948: The Hon'ble Inche Mahmood bin Haji Abdul Rahman, Che Pawan66 words
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157 1948-05-14 15 SHANGHAI. May 13. The Central Bank of China in a mea s u r e further tightening foreign exchange control, yesterday notified appointed banks (banks authorized to buy and sell foreign exchange i that importation and exportation of foreign securities will be subject to aAAP; Reuter - 157 words
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316 1948-05-14 15 SHANGHAI, May Hong Kong swimmers won the Hm three placet in the 200 meters breast stroke at the national athletic meeting, adding 12 point! to the 16 won yesterday. Honours went to the two Huang sister*. Seventeen- year-old Mi.su Huang Wan-sen I finishedU.P. - 316 words
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Article77 1948-05-14 15 At the annual general meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club, last Wednesday, Mr. L. Cresson was elected President tor the ensuing year. with Mr. Yap Pheng Geek and Mr. K. M. Engelmann as vicepresidents. The following were elected directors: Messrs. E. V. Davies; Jee Ah Chian. Kok77 words
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Article184 1948-05-14 15 Washington, May Ift. Diplomatic officers who recently visited Indochina told th«united Kresi yesterday they saw no possibility of a settlement of differences there between the French and Vietnam "YV'thin the near future." They blamed "lack of eon lidenc* on both sides" for thi continuation of theU.P. - 184 words
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Advertisement69 1948-05-14 15 AGENTS WANTED. PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE ANYWHERE IN MALAYA Lump sums for Death, Loss of Limbs or Eyes— weekly or temporary total, or partial disablement by accident or assault. LOW PREMIUMS Money can be made in your spare time by canvassing this business on attractive commission terms. Applications lo: NATIONAL EMPLOYERS69 words
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Article227 1948-05-14 16 TRADE U ITH Nil HAMPERED. (Trlbun- Staff Reporter) THE SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS REQrESTINf; THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO APPROACH THE N.E.I Al THORITIES WITH A VIEW TO RELAXING TIIADE REGL'LATIONS AT THAT END. This was decided at i meet" i iK r yesterday227 words
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Article49 1948-05-14 16 Comparative quirt in the Singapore underworld was reported on Wednenday and vesterday, when no »4>riou.s crime was brought to the notice of the Police. There wens however, the usual p iiilht of ra*eH, described succinctly in the report hooks as Kinna < hoori" ("small thefts").49 words
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Article51 1948-05-14 16 At eight o'clock yesterday morning, the Savorgnan-De"-Erazza. a Sloop of the French "Navy, en route to Saigon, entered the roads. The Sloop If in charge of Commander Moreau and tired a salute on entry. This salute was replied to by the shore batteries, based on Blaken51 words
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143 1948-05-14 16 THE CALL..... THE REASON..... THE RESULT..... Fifteen policemen mmcwrt/ a call The r&UOH they Id /<> throw i irdoM aromd Me M'.irirrU Ruvi ITarW m orrfw fo >m.'J>r in iirrat 77»e rotWf fJkrec merti madt. Chinese youtht, kAm yewt. on //jf m>irk> V» roof i about 7.15 B.m, on n'->/^-?--rfai/143 words
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241 1948-05-14 16 London. May 12. The Malayan journalists touring U.K., now back in London, have inspected the preliminary stages of plans Scotland is preparing to deal with the problem of "marginal land." The difficulty If one common to all countries where there are i large areas241 words
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