The Singapore Free Press, 16 December 1948
1948-12-16
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Title Section20 1948-12-16 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA GF DFG DG SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1948. PKKt 10 ißh20 words
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Article, Illustration229 1948-12-16 1 SANANASCRIP VALUES: NEW SCALE Compromise 9 proposals Free Press Staff Reporter THE Select Committees appointed by the Governments of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya to examine the Debtor and (red it or (Occupation Period) Bill. 19 IS, have recommended a "compromise" schedule of the value of Japanese military srripA.P. - 229 words
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Article7 1948-12-16 1 BURMA REBELS ROUTED: 26 DIE Nt ReuterReuter - 7 words
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Article160 1948-12-16 1 'Great need for social research' Free Press Staff Reporter "A GREAT need m Malaya, as m other colonial territories, is for a more adequate understanding of the basic social and economic proceases at work," says Pro- nond Firth m his report on social science research m Malaya, published this morning.160 words
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Article40 1948-12-16 1 II vlr. Jam* said day that Gen. Dwlght now Pr»*iident of T\bia University, was still advising leading U.S. officials on defence mat* Mr. Forrestal also announthat the U.S Military MablLshing a cone value of weaDons and their A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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Article15 1948-12-16 1 Ci] has ed Hyderaba an until II i at Lake Success m U.P.U.P. - 15 words
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Article183 1948-12-16 1 SlRROl NDED by numbers of the Royal Family Pr uirleN of Edinburgh, month-old >»»>n Princess I th and second in line to the British thr hristened by the Archbishop of Canterbur Palace yesterday. •Bonnie Prince (I lutifuily throughout the who nursed Princess El: conf. held the PrinceReuter - 183 words
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Article12 1948-12-16 1 EIRE PASSES 'REPUBLICA' BILL 1 tbly d< on April the be- ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article22 1948-12-16 1 Thr Ralph I Blumenfeld, Daily Xx London and its ed m 1902 to 1932. who died last July, left A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article19 1948-12-16 1 m yesterci. -ep Cey. of the United Nati was the Sovlr nd veto of Ceyl A.P.A.P. - 19 words
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Article12 1948-12-16 1 Ca can b*« made from ding to Canada's U.P.U.P. - 12 words
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Article122 1948-12-16 1 THE HAGUE, Thursday. I'HI rnment is reported hei h da new note from the United S he Indonesian crisis, making it -he U.S. irtmeni believes it l s possible for the yernment to contini; itions with the Indonesian Republic h the United Nations Comni: d withReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 122 words
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Article32 1948-12-16 1 v x SUM of $66,667 b -)fl/d hi/ to the Kedah iment under the IS6S P Jiang was This total nfs from mber 1941 to May 1, $*****32 words
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Article38 1948-12-16 1 There were ;ualtrhen an explosion occurred on board the British ship Sounad m Japane.se waters a few miles off the port of Kobe, the P. and O. Steamship Company .m London reported yesterday. U.P.U.P. - 38 words
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Article, Illustration58 1948-12-16 1 Promin:\ent among Aniiamite guerillas fighting the French m Southern Indo-China is Cao Trieu Phat, a bishop m the Caodaist sect. Phat is Comv sioner for Cultural Affairs m the Administrative Committee of Resistance m South Vietnam, the Frenchoutlawed Annamite guerilla government. Phat, a nonCommunist, is one of the wealthiest AnnamiteA.P. - 58 words
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Article99 1948-12-16 1 LONDON. Thursday. 4 CONVOY of 20 stl J\ breaking private lorries into London's main line n railway terminus yesir almost 10,000 -nas pai Id up m 10-day stall strike. Railway vans stood Idli side piled packages- including Christmas trees as private lorries were loaded under99 words
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Article73 1948-12-16 1 Free Press Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. LAST night a British soldier lying m ambush with a military patrol near Lingga Estate accidentally killed himself with a Sten Gun. Earlier m the day, ten bandits opened fire on the Ledang Bahru Estate «Muar District). The fire73 words
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Article273 1948-12-16 1 LONDON, Wednesday. THE I 'nder-Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. David Kees Williams, said tonight that terrorist activities are delaying Britain's great plans for Malaya. He was addressing the annual dinner of the Malay Society of Great Britain. "We have great plans lor Malaya andA.P.; Reuter - 273 words
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Article62 1948-12-16 1 PILOTS of the Penang Flying Club have a new role to play during the present emergency m the Federation. They are now engaged m dropping po rolls on estates and tin miii- sum where m Malaya." At present payrolls artdropped at three ditterent places twice monthly andA.P. - 62 words
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Article28 1948-12-16 1 Thr ed and each b: ntered a houi it dusk yesterday, and alter herding thi mts into a small robbed them 15 m cash and ry.28 words
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Article20 1948-12-16 1 > operate yesterday lllon, a Paris suburb, it was reported to the Primp Min'srPr M Hm.ri Queuille.- ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article19 1948-12-16 1 Singapore police "scre< 1.078 people m three security checks yesterday and this Ing. All had identity cards.19 words
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Article34 1948-12-16 1 The formation of an auxiliary frontier force to patrol the border of Kedah and Perli.s and Siam would cost $102,000, it was announced In Federation Legislative Council thl fi morning.34 words
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Article311 1948-12-16 1 REDS ENTER SUBURBS OF PEIPING NANKING, Thursd., troops entered the north-western suburbs of Peiping this morning and are closing m on the northern gate of the walled Inner cit>. Although within gunfire range of the ancient inner city shrine of Chinese culture the Communists have not so far fired aA.P.; U.P. - 311 words
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Article34 1948-12-16 1 FIRE ENGINES AT FRASER NEAVE'S 1 y \\o lire engines fror Central Fire Station an.l a call from Fraser and I jes m Trafalgar about 420 am. tnls i as burnfc >c no dainaf34 words
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Advertisement59 1948-12-16 1 rX MAS SHOPPING LgflAy. 19th Dec. tit SfcoP bt OPEN *^rxcooy coma toon #r > v Distingu«' shed "^Nfiiaw provided they've got a tailor who knows his job. S f^ Clothes cut by B H are timely, itm r^L ncor P° rat n^ every .\Q W\ m^ I modern f^m59 words
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Advertisement37 1948-12-16 1 For the Rainy Season it Woollen Sweaters for Childni. A ut-s and Quality I'lastic RAI \CO.\I S at rcry competitiv p Season Trading Co. 57 High St I'hon. SMBB c HIfRCHW4/V mm iwm I Jr terms ii37 words
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Article, Illustration311 1948-12-16 2 A MALA YAN BOOKSHELF By A Special Correspondent CRI Meiianti is the name oi mall am that rises m the hills between Rern:id X: 'ilah iitly fjh i beautiful before linalh Mi se it lley Known to tanah and F ders chief minister. The two took a311 words
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Article, Illustration104 1948-12-16 2 WRITING hil(1 rt'ii is a i difficult than it ir is D Viys t c r j who n i IHol River Mran^'ly quiet so of f This book aptain villai: lug«>r holid r on Although not j at all breathless. Th» Stolen Jewels, by V104 words
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Article, Illustration124 1948-12-16 2 Nottuet fi.lo vulnei at;l« North dealer. N B bid c: club wai a "prrpjir OTU> hfB: jret b one club, he could bi<l .iWid bid bid o' i trump f s t b king for a sue the diamond qu- brought, v up to eght, and J to124 words
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Article, Illustration112 1948-12-16 2 PETER QUENNELL - Beauty And The Boffin PETER QUENNELL I Reviews new books m U.K. Three to >^O Highway, by Nevil Shute, is a book about a Boffin; and a Boffin, as you may or may not know, is an expression current m the Royal Air Force denoting a technical expert, backroom genius112 words
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Miscellaneous139 1948-12-16 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR H.N tod h the human mind philosophii al approach to all th** injior pmhienjs of hnmanit] are two of the «uidii i \oiir life. IUJ stli I thoroueh and that jroa t promuL ht!; <)i >od on i lound I equipped to nive a ureat ieal to139 words
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Miscellaneous56 1948-12-16 2 SINGAPORE II nn t- n to 2) 61 metres (6 pm and 9 ?.n p m to II) rODAY Peo;. ludc gran 'A 7.01 H man 15 teterlm lay; 7.45 I rCHIOKfttOfI USH: 1 Lunch-time musi< by •ne Krupa; 815 PioNewa B'immary; f «.3O ay Prom by I io Your56 words
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Miscellaneous204 1948-12-16 2 I BFEBS (Singapore) ImiiKl li{; Ititl I II 1 Ml (r. .3 31 M. ir. A 19.61 Mrtl «i 8». c <n Britan <BBC' 6.45 I am«. ury; British <BBC). 7.45 B«unese: Proirramm« 8.15 8 30 (BBC>. 8.45 Dutch 'BBC). 9 a (BBC* 9.30 Bur: •BBC). 9.45 Eng'ish: News Rubber204 words
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Miscellaneous168 1948-12-16 2 Or- roMou <xjuest Programme; 6 6 Plaj .nee FraTV m A M. 8.40 N Sunv ioos it Lake b S.E.A.C. 19 81 vi TODAY n Openuis b^d Programme Summary; ll ter Vein; 12.30 fteport Ir lain (recorded "rom »U 1245 Yours loi the World News: 1 4 Programme Sunr tion168 words
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Article, Illustration12 1948-12-16 3 U.S. MARINES ADVANCE GFH HF FHG md h her ei-Q the 'nanuel.12 words
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Article, Illustration387 1948-12-16 3 M-PLAN DELIVERIES 'MIS-USED' US accuses UK, Holland, Belgium 4 DISCLOSURE that aluminium sent to Europe A under the Marshall Plan programme has been resold to American buyers has brought a U.S. Government threat to curtail aid deliveries to Britain, Belgium and Holland. The Economic Cooperation Administration has asked the threeA.P. - 387 words
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Article119 1948-12-16 3 SENSATIONAL disclosures of the relations between dent Hindenburg and Adolf Hitler when the r was Chancellor, are expected to be made 'he forthcoming denazification trial of Lt. von Hindenburg. the President's son, early m the New Year. mcd per nave involved played a part mReuter - 119 words
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Article47 1948-12-16 3 I British chemical industry. I cula.vas for' ci by the nt by •he Board <>t Trade, Mr. Harold Wils n inqu:: aould its long-term plans and lines of development, ciation of Chemical inuhad been asked to i report on the lines d ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article231 1948-12-16 3 T<HE Burmese Army, Air Force and civilian 1 authorities have combined m the ''biggest ever" manhunt m Burma for the White Flag Communist leader, Thakin Than Tun. On the run since the mon- »n ended last September, Than Tun twice ei.ided capture when Burmese soldiersA.P. - 231 words
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255 1948-12-16 3 A DOCTOR'S daughter married an escaped convict not knowing of his past. She thought he was a merchant seaman and she married him under a name he had assumed. Then a year later she discovered his past. She told her husband, Kenneth Thomas, 28,255 words
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Article39 1948-12-16 3 Ml V IN DOBI. the Hun P Ministold P n\ that m Smallholders jram- •'mor< :U Infilt] id Imperialist agents m posts." he said, adding Hungary would draw the Soviet Union *nd Eastern European coun- ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article59 1948-12-16 3 WHITE students of che Pennsylvania State College picketed five of six downtown barber shops m protest against their refusal to cut the hair of Negro students. The boycott started after the local chapter of the National Association for Advancement of Coloured Peoreported that Mitchel Williams, a Negro trackReuter - 59 words
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164 1948-12-16 3 U.K. composer to marry Argentine girl MR. William Walton, the British composer, who is s to marry an Argentine «irl 23 years younii* r. He was left £10.000. a cottage and a In the will of Alice Viscountess Wimborne. who died I m April, aged 68. His bride-to-be Is 22-year-old164 words
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Article16 1948-12-16 3 John A direcand composer of light died In Marlow, kinghamslv yesterday, aged 74.- ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article69 1948-12-16 3 \IRS- ELSIE DOUGLAS 1 j5, won a divorce from Robert Douglas, 61, after she had told the judge of a Neic Year's Eve parly which husband deserted "to n>ay for the poor sUiners' >m he left behind. She testified Douglas spurned alcoholic drinks served at the party,U.P. - 69 words
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Article155 1948-12-16 3 WHEN the R< v. Theophilius a-Harneia preachid. torn a he vicar has •hoir boys The ver nd liat ar, a ma I boredom very dangerous to i Mr. Morcom-Harneis said •There was a whole lot of among the boys I could not see. Matters came155 words
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366 1948-12-16 3 RICH REFUGEES 'SKY-ROCKET' H.K. PRICES lIONG KONG is once again the haven for Chinese refugees, who are fleeing from the Chinese Communist advance m the north, as they fled from the Japanese advance m 1937 and 1938. Every ship and several planes daily bri. quota of evacuees. But there isReuter - 366 words
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Article29 1948-12-16 3 The Calcutta ma court has adjourned until Jan. 3 the hearing of a charge against William Scanlan, Australian jockey. of caus'ntr hurt to 'li* Indian servant.- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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100 1948-12-16 3 300 Jap war criminals stiil to be tried 'THREE hundr In foreign count: War crimes tril :iese have beer, shed In more than 30 abroad by Government, the United Sti England. France, Chi] I pines, the N Australia. In trials thus far d sentences hu I upon 725 Japa. jninals:Reuter; AAP - 100 words
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Article66 1948-12-16 3 I'OJO S pi. once again a happy lad. His far j when the name Japan's Pearl Harbour Preas a byword day of the mil I Young Tojos troub fd when his schoolman asked him when he was to be nged. A sympathetic court has grantedReuter; AAP - 66 words
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175 1948-12-16 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Dec. 16, 1948. A Singapore Regiment I**ll- :he f the Colony's own d has bJohn L.. i to be I c Lei Tuesday •uld give m to *nd -heir U l regim In add jrce and Re >ry r.tribut: mill jn— but this t en175 words
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Article, Illustration639 1948-12-16 4 NOEL MONKS - NOEL MONKS By Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia: A LONG-FORGOT-n TEN dream of 1 Rhodes has a chance of becoming r e a 1 i in the £17,1 0 project for a Rhodesia -East Africa railway link. last the landlocked "little empire" in the rt of Africa639 words
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Article746 1948-12-16 4 POLITICO - IT SEEMS TO ME POLITICO By THE limelight is beating bo fiercely m London on the politicians who wander m and out of the pi ceediL. at Church House that the reflections on commerce are going hu unnoticed. Here, hoy. of the more •hangt Counsel: I Witnest exactly a lie.746 words
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Article282 1948-12-16 4 TOKYO. 'THE Vice President of A Japan's House of Councillors, who stubbornly refuses to wear a necktie continues his one man campaign to eliminate bowing to Emperor Hlrohtto. Jiichiro Matsumoto b m a position of honour at th. loot of the gilded throne a: theA.P. - 282 words
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Article200 1948-12-16 4 WASHINGTO COMETHING like a v revolution n has id shipping lit of a vy shift m bution of a the v,. tern HemisVorld War 11, about one-flfth of i ..igs o: I bul today abu total is under tfa of one i Panama. Ar Honu are now200 words
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Article7 1948-12-16 4 The Pope Changes Marriage Law I ReuterReuter - 7 words
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Advertisement8 1948-12-16 4 P. H HEN»« iy 78, NORTH BRIDGE BOAT8 words
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Miscellaneous19 1948-12-16 4 L FAITH <1 he tft »r--1 tli work- unto the end to him will I cnc p< tkc iittiM:19 words
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Article278 1948-12-16 5 STRAITS CHINESE TURNING MALAYAN Official social science report Free Press Staff Reporter Chinese m Malaya show a limited tendency to develop an individual Malayan point of view, says Mr. Raymond Firth m his report released today on a social science research m Malaya. Mr. Firth, whose investigations was sponsored by278 words
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Article, Illustration34 1948-12-16 5 ition 2s Treat to ■i Souza was at the to Robinsons yesG. H C and at he Cabathe Sew World. treat and old clothes Hon -:e Leper Tree Song n Road, Free Press pic-Free Press - 34 words
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8 1948-12-16 5 CHINESE 'Y' INCREASING HOSTEL FEES GFH HF H8 words
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Article14 1948-12-16 5 TO STEP UP PHOSPHATE OUTPUT P rter a I "he i -:-up of output14 words
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Article30 1948-12-16 5 Dr. Michael Herbert Watt, head of the International Children's Emergency Fund Far Eastern Mission, hopes to visit Singapore m the next few weeks to discuss the I.C.E.F. programme30 words
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Article342 1948-12-16 5 Free Press Staff Reporter 4 STUDY of the Malays living m Singapore and the neighbouring islands within the jurisdiction of the Colony is recommended by Mr. Raymond Firth m his report on a social science research m .Malaya. Information is needed about the kind of342 words
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Article109 1948-12-16 5 rE former Burns Philp Marella was handed over m Singapore yesterday aft moon to the agents of her South American buyers. She was sold for £77,000. Now lying m the Empire Dock, the Marella will shortly renamed Captain Marcos and placed under Panaman ian registry. She109 words
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Article, Illustration12 1948-12-16 5 pic i of Dean's School ut the Victoria Theatre to Free PressFree Press - 12 words
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Article178 1948-12-16 5 HUMANE SOCIETY A WARDS 1 ired *ioo S ffte/r pnr£ m f/ie cm Indian labourer had bten overcome by gas m a se-cer manhole at Tanjong Rhu m I year. The In Memonam certificates go to Mr. V. C. Edwards, sub-overseer, and P samy. a labourer, employed by the Singapore178 words
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Article36 1948-12-16 5 KUANTAN, Wed. The returned a •t of death by drowning c Inquest on eight-year-oid Idrus bin Hussin. The boj. Iraother said Idris was playing witb another boy when he fell into a well.36 words
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Article, Illustration54 1948-12-16 5 The Rev. Preston L. Peach, headmaster of the Methodist Boys' School m Kuala Lumpur, is pictured at i party to the retiring Director of Education, Federation of Malaya, Mr. H. R. Cheeseman. Rev. Peach is one of the oldest and bestknow n Methodist Mission teachers m the54 words
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159 1948-12-16 5 \|ALAYA. including Sin. t! por--. is understood to been allocated imports KM) metric tens of rice first half of 1949. ill decision was made by rhe International Emergen;y i Council^ Rice CommitmeeUnf In Washington r,n lay. says A. P. na also learned that159 words
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Article, Illustration283 1948-12-16 5 'More barter trips to Sumatra '—Dutch Free Press Staff Reporter AN announcement by the Singapore Dutch Consulate-General yesterday says that "considerable extension of barter runs to Repub-lican-held ports m Sumatra can be expected m ohe very near future, and thousands of tons of rtibber and copra may become available toFree Press - 283 words
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Article99 1948-12-16 5 Free Pre.ss Staff Reporter MR Raymond Firth who nducted a s research m Mai a report released today, that there is a growing political consciousness among Indiana a body of active Indian i cism of the present and a "very lively, if experienced. Indian I n99 words
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489 1948-12-16 6 I Generators case ending today DEFERENCES to a certain "Mr. Smith' who had approached him m connection with generating sets bought from the British Stores Disposals Board were made by David Wolf Ginsberg giving evidence m his defence at the Assizes yesterday. With489 words
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Article257 1948-12-16 6 IIOXTOK, LTD. were called upon to state their 1 defence when the case against the firm alleging infringements of the Finance Regulations, wa>> resumed In the First District Court, yesterda The Judge (Mr. E P. Shanks) ruled that the firm had a case to meet.257 words
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Article231 1948-12-16 6 Free Press Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Wtdmtmi IN a battle between a Police party and 25 bandits 1 today, the Oflicer-in-Charge of Tampin Poll trict, Mr. B. F. S. Cooper, was killed. Five dead bandits were found after the and policemen who took part reported more231 words
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Article72 1948-12-16 6 HGJ GHJ THh nr\K aiioutil on i improvements m financial correspondent I i lined and 8 2! x-.g* was r if O? V a* ruppi *d to tilt Pret P special arrangement w:*^ Ptnancf&j Tlmat (Uolcat otbenrisa marked shares art 1 :;atlon Th' iQuotaton* arc deaJen rr72 words
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Advertisement36 1948-12-16 6 AW TODD EXCEI Tin I <k>ry of a p OPENS TODAY 1****** ||)l 2 4.15 -6.30 9.30 p.m. "A Superior, Extraordinary Thriller f THE ENGLISH SHOULD W J BE PROUD OF THIS MASTERPIECE OF BRITISH PRODUCTION36 words
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Miscellaneous72 1948-12-16 6 mSndr3K6 Exclusive to the Singapore I ree Press m Malaya w y>l \"s}ywtfyiis A L s A W\ i some say sue came: -T~^n JANt Exclusive to //ie Singapore I "ree Press m Malaya f S W- 7^r-r /MISS JANE'-'t TO SIR T.MS STIiDY^- W ggj Js& Tb RF kfp772 words
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Article264 1948-12-16 7 JOHORE TO FORM SPORTS COUNCIL $20, 000 stadium being planned A MOVEMENT is afoot m Johore Bahru for the formation of a State Sports Council and the construction of a stadium for athletics, boxing soccer, rugby, cricket, hockey and other games. The Johore Sports Council, when it is formed, be264 words
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Article, Illustration98 1948-12-16 7 IN id-fought hi Match on the P da>% the S.C.C. women's hockej U \m defeated the W.A. V V. by two goals to o not a> °P: ird movements, they pi defence and did well t om- Series Of Raids .ts m th debyFree Press - 98 words
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Article106 1948-12-16 7 S.C.C. XV FOR SEREMBAN l wfrj Seramban to play g- QfinMlin ride oa Saturday was chosen last night as folOecki, Roper. Morris. McInto«h. Oates. Frame. Taylor, Fox. Leach. Leask. Reid. Bar n, Robson. and are not fielding wrongest team as Mcy has been Injured and Rcuai: er and Pennell (are106 words
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281 1948-12-16 7 I^HE Singapore Cricket Club Colours defeated the Whites' side by 14 points (three tries and a goal) to three (a try) m a lftenly contested game of rugger on tire padang, yesterday. The Colours possessed a faster set of threes that opened out the281 words
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Article, Illustration135 1948-12-16 7 I^HK Singapore Recreation Club suffered their first hotkey defeat this season when they were beaten by <»ne goal to nil by the Ceylon Sports Club on the S.R.C. padang yesterday. The game was play< produced a standard en m Sing: (1 at pare and or keyFree Press - 135 words
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Article18 1948-12-16 7 m a jew ork m. The phot i be I for the first tone at18 words
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Article123 1948-12-16 7 XC IBRAHIM In cr day 'lub of India He was 118 had two fl] -gs wick The West I the perfect batting pitch was very poor, while the lield!ng was b r. But it was obvious r er the the recer. touring team were treating theReuter - 123 words
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Article71 1948-12-16 7 rTHE Hawaiian welterweight, Robert Takeshlta. knock B Boon, former Brtlsb lightchampion, m the third round of an exci*i:ig b< on Tuesday night. floored Takeshi ta four the first round and once out Takeshita came back with a two-fisted body attack which floored Boon. Th« *vmeU.P.; A.P. - 71 words
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Article37 1948-12-16 7 T»HE New York Boxing Writers' Association voted the ghtweight champion. Ike Williams, m tnributed most to boxing th» yew. ight bouts during the year. He r the Edward Neil Memorial Trophy :e annual di U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Article121 1948-12-16 7 JOE Louis approved a round-robin tournament to select a chaK :i!s world heavyv listed six na Conn, Gu? c Woodcock tournament should not have more than four contenders. He was inclined to leave out Lesnevich and Woodcock. For the first time since being knocked outReuter - 121 words
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Article, Illustration40 1948-12-16 7 GHGF HGF GFGFHGF her Thoma* < union team are Joern Skaarup *right). tr.ple Dan ■n, und Preben Dabehteen. This picture < ■i at Denmark' I Ich against S n 9-0, of thi ne iinal next rrn Copen- A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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Article140 1948-12-16 7 ENGLAND will play thre<» men Den to international cricket lrr the h: match starting In Durbar today. They are Frank Mann. < aptain of tho touring M.C.C. team; Rolaird Jenkins. Worcestershire spin bowler, and R. T. Sin hard hitting Notts amateur man. England's team will be:A.P. - 140 words
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Article62 1948-12-16 7 MARCEL Cerdan of France, the rid middleweight boxing charri! New York by plan yes'.erc peird Christmas a'« home. He has been panic-, boxing exhibitions m the United Cerdan said he planned to return to the U.S. m February and would probably defend hL atle mA.P. - 62 words
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179 1948-12-16 7 LATEST BOXING NEWS Board releases Savold's purse "THE British Boxing Board of Control yesterday A freed American heavyweight Lee Savold's purse for the fight on Dec. 6 which he lost to Bruce Woodcock on a foul. The Board's rules required it to delay the payment, estimated at $5,000 cash, untilA.P.; U.P. - 179 words
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Article76 1948-12-16 7 MAXIE Docusen, 30 old U.S. lightweight, stands on the threshold of a big-time boxing careev today after beating Manuel Ortiz veteran bantamweight champion, m his first bout with a nationallyrecognised boxer. Docusen mauled and punched his way to a unanimous ten-round decision over Ortiz m theU.P. - 76 words
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Article20 1948-12-16 7 THE rugger match bet* 1 1 Cha.igl and the Polk* y« day was cancelled as there waJ heavy Road area.20 words
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Advertisement24 1948-12-16 7 ua'MbrA i Today k V OF II UKICA k -THE RCA 400' b 'ROJECTOI ■TT IN PROJECTIO! IIHAN COMPANY If XMAS WtmEREi *^^BL" Vx24 words
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Advertisement64 1948-12-16 7 PREVIEW i4EXT MONDAY, at 9.15 COLUMBIA Wl Me <jwoft&t Low Sio^L U\ [00 I4&MA I feHAVWORIH FORO The Rusk that will be the toast of the party or that fe^i hasty snack Delicious served with meats, all kinds of tinned and potted fish, eggs m fact, with anything because of64 words
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Miscellaneous44 1948-12-16 7 Today's sport \iral Base Lakes' Hockey Clnb— SR( B. Police r. KhalM Asa.— -nson Rd.. Sliell -tariw Park; R N II M > BirminghamNaval Base RI'GBT: S M B RF I Johore HQ. Sab DUtrkt— Raebarn Park. >pittires v H.M.P. I i Canning 3 p.m.44 words
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Article271 1948-12-16 8 Compensation plan tabled Free Press Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. /COMPENSATION up to thirty months' wages has been recommended by a special Federal Committee as payment to the dependants of civilians killed by terrorists during the emergency. The* full compensation scheme recommended by this committee271 words
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Article29 1948-12-16 8 INTY-SIX killed WAen la of tnbian Lansa Company crashed near Bogota, tnbla this morning. .rly crashed m ne failure. The dead include 22 ReuterReuter - 29 words
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72 1948-12-16 8 SECRET OF U.S. BOMB-SIGHT GIVEN TO REDS •ING I UN. Th INFORMATK I c of uer of i Activil The m: documentary form. but. important." Id not say who had given was of America's pi Bombardiers and on were that they would not its details to I d at allU.P. - 72 words
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Article152 1948-12-16 8 c.MRO, Thursd rilh' Arab U »uncira attitude toward I proposed union ib Palestine with Tru Jordan under the rulership of King Abdullah a: to be softenin It was officially announced I"if It is the wish of the Palest: the League will not object. The CouncilReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 152 words
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Article53 1948-12-16 8 DUTCH LIFTING BLOCKADE ItHE Ind tradt- representative m Washn announced lay thai ih« Dutch have tentatively agreed to alleviate the blockade of the Indonesian Republic to permit two-way trade involving goods valued at approximately U.S.SIOQO,--000. The Dutch reply was made m response to an Indon< slan request through the US.U.P. - 53 words
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Article44 1948-12-16 8 India and Pakistan* have reached "a substantial measure of agreement" on many outstanding differences m a nine-days' inter Dominion conference just ended m New Delhi. Announcing this yesterday the Indian Commonwealth Relations Ministry said the problem of Kashmir was not discussed. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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225 1948-12-16 8 Free MulT Correspondent Xl ALA LI MPI K. Thurs.i ryuv. Select Committee appointed to examine -»nd r«*p()rt upon the detailed constitutional pro ot the Carr-Saundera Commission on nniversitj education In Malaya has recommended that the councils of Raffles College and the Kins Edward VII College225 words
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39 1948-12-16 8 DIET SCANDAL 'RECALLS WAR BEHAVIOUR' TOKYO. Thursday. ADIt :nber ypropo.vd a nationwide ban on drinking of any 'lolic b< Detwee ii the boa and 10 p.m. This was I a bo i. drui I nday n Iding. U.P. A.P.U.P.; A.P. - 39 words
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Article15 1948-12-16 8 Rl I h by bunal at I i •rs f>l ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article95 1948-12-16 8 ME. Thurs. I^HE trial ot tour Jap.. Generals charged yf Allied pn'kers, relay. rtant Sumatra since the Ja; capitulation. hundred Allied PO.W. 5 1.000 civil internee* and 5.000 worker^ died under the command .)f the Jap sth Army. Tlv d are Lieut. -Oen.U.P. - 95 words
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Article, Illustration40 1948-12-16 8 An armoured vehicle of the 4th Hussars seen patrolling the 51-miie road between Kuala Lumpur and Tanjong Malim. It was along part of this road that bandits around Rauang staged amand proclaimed a patrol is maintained.40 words
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Article90 1948-12-16 8 A SPECIAL Market orreM dent eivp* the price* of rubbei \ln cent* per Ib at U i m tod«> as follows: Buyers Sellers No 1 K.SS Soot IOOS* Fll I) m hali-s .lan No. lUJ tLSJB No. 3 K> TMM »f markei l..»>irr. M\(.\rOKE (IIAMBLK OF COMMERCE Thr90 words
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Article35 1948-12-16 8 TRAMV. C .pted y< by a one-day tok> strike called by Stx nd ununist dominated lab- 1 our unions. Police charged with lathis when striker- ructed tramcar traffic and :>le ReuterReuter - 35 words
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44 1948-12-16 8 Attorney-Gen's hint of action on contact men THi: Tribunal ii 1 Government i I final witne lti j J I one or two The >i-day-old m I fore this I Tl I said I men), d I 1940 Report on Wulkan H U.P. ReuterU.P.; Reuter - 44 words
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Advertisement227 1948-12-16 8 FNGAGEMFN I V \P-YEO. Engagement took 19th between Yap Seng .est son of Madam Yeo late Mr. Yap Olm I Yeo Peck NtO. *est daughter Madam Ooh ..m Bock. KR CIA— On 15th December, :{>>spital. after a short aged 77. *tdow late W. J. Garcia and v H G* SITI227 words
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Miscellaneous10 1948-12-16 8 HIGH TIDES i 11 M p. 11l i m; midnight10 words
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