Malaya Tribune, 12 September 1947
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Title Section53 1947-09-12 1 The Malaya Tribune -pHE PEOPLE gOg THE PEOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Now printed simultaneously in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) »57',' SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 PRICE TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Agent*. -Mvuxr* V»4m Turner Ltd.. 7<i/w mm 98, St. Martm L.uu \v <'53 words
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140 1947-09-12 1 (Tribune stall" Reporter) The Singapore Government has received a windfall ol over a million dollars in respect ot the disused yacht "Sea Belle which has been tor sale for months, but hes not found a buyer yet. Pie-war luxury yacht of the Singapore140 words
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Article243 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. HI, Sept. 11.—Although "shoot to kill" till active In Delhi today, there were signs of communal murder, arson and lually ending. Trains were starting to run again c nemas advertised matinee performances, and horse-drawn tongas were reappearing. Emergency meeting* of civil and military chiefsReuter. - 243 words
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Article131 1947-09-12 1 f. Li s dfi Reporter) I the Youth of V I V. has been olannn irdcnesia at t: beer forwaided l/S Te 5oong, one of MaHatives at the Democratic Prague last 5o011 epresenfs Democratic Youth I a tour of I to Sinfa Q C ber.131 words
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Article86 1947-09-12 1 Stan Rrporter.) S agapore in the 1 "i in is morring. woourer who wer G on the TZ lnr ny rpoV». ard mm 9 Bth oi chi ,\L 1 V i letted -i wc c not af h,,.., ay w a holiday. od anniversary wnender n ill86 words
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Article32 1947-09-12 1 j bSoth vn h >' a Chi- TV s this morning. •kß* c U| >ctl no serious '"ith a slight r c ycliat got off injury to his elbow.32 words
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Article71 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. TEHERAN, Sept. 11. Mr. George Alien. United Sates Ambassador to Persia, tonight United States support to Persia in "making their own choice a s to the disposal of her resources." ''Persia's resources belong to Persia." he told the Pe r siarAmerican Relations Society here.Reuter. - 71 words
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Article41 1947-09-12 1 Th*. B'jn f h ('lim i tourists, hcud&l by Lee Wni-tong, who are piaytni v aeries of soccer matches here s f artkta art dut} '<> arrive here by a# this evt hmg ai 7 */t Hock.41 words
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Article51 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. SHANGHAI. Sept. 11.-About 12,000.000 people needed treatment for tuberculous in Chum annually and over 4 OhO.ooo required hospital atterition, Dr. Irvi Lourie, tuberculosis adviser to the World Health Orga- sa ion, said here today when he urged the establishment of a mass X-Ray programme fcrReuter. - 51 words
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Article176 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. LODDON, Sept. il.—More than 200 experts on high finance—men who. between them, control billions of dollars -were told here today by the British Chancellor of the Exchequer. Dr. Dalton. that they were now facing "a grave new challenge". Opening tho second Mutual mooting or theReuter. - 176 words
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Article104 1947-09-12 1 U.P. London, Bcpt. 1» Scotland Yard was non-committal to-day about r< ports published in the tabioid evening newspaper The Star that Brtish cabinet ministers had been assigned Yard escort* becattss of recent extremisl threats. The Star said: "A bodyguard of uniformed officers and plainclothes men' 1U.P. - 104 words
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Article59 1947-09-12 1 U.P. Toki'J. Sept. 11.—The man who -old refrigerators to the Eskimos cr brought coals to Newcastle had nothing on William Brooks. American businessman, who is begging SCAF to let him bring silk io Japan. The Japs, according to Brooks, favour the'idea but stunned Officials in the Foreign TradeU.P. - 59 words
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Article34 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. ROME, Sept. 11. -Withdrawal of British and United States troop.s from Italy will begin tomorrow morning. Lt.-Gen. Lee, Acting Supreme Allied Commander, told a press conference htrc today. Reuter.Reuter. - 34 words
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Article37 1947-09-12 1 U.P. PRAGUE. Sept. 1 .—The Tirania spy ring today produced more defendants who said they worked for British and American intelligence agents to discredit the regime in Albania, Tanjug News Agency said today.— U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Article44 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. tl. Princess Elizabeth wM he attended hj eight bridesmaids, including her sifter, Princes* Margaret and htr consm Princess Alexandra of Kent, at her wedding to Lt. Philip M<> ntbatten on Nov. 90, it was officially annmnctd ton'l/hi. Renter.Reuter. - 44 words
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Article84 1947-09-12 1 U.P. Tokio, Sept. 11.—Emperor Hirobito lias never shaken hand< with a Japanese and probably will never do so because it is not a Japanese custom, according to a veteran Japanese reporter who has covered the imperial household activities for ~0 years. The reporter said that in hisU.P. - 84 words
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Article34 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. OEVEVA, Sept, 11.-The signing ol M more lai'iir has brougfc the total bilateral tariff negotiations completed at th c Gfencva International Trad' conference to 41, ii was announced here today .Reuter.Reuter. - 34 words
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Article73 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. 81 >UOH, MIDDLESEX, Sept. 10. —Col. Virion Dunbal Stanley William.*, was summoned here today for careless drh ing. The police Mid he "wavered.'' But the magistrate was lenient and lined Idm only 30 ■hilling! when he heard the defence counsel's explanation "My client is sufferingReuter. - 73 words
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256 1947-09-12 1 'Trihunc Staff Reporter) Th trial of the detained BUTmos who were arrested after the assassination of the Premier Anns San ami five other ministers will commence this week or next week at the latest. This was revealed by the Burmese Foreign Minister U Lun Baw in256 words
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Article43 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. 11.—The poo-sib-lity of British Government change before Parliament resumes on Oct. 20 was admitted by informed London quarters today. Ii was though* thoy would affect some of the less spotlighted members of the administration. Reuo-r's political correspondent wrote.—Reuter.Reuter. - 43 words
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Article33 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. DENVER, Colorado, Sept. 11. —The crew ol thres were killed today when a twin-engined C-47 (Skytrain) Urited States Army cargo plane crashed into a mountain 30 miles south of here.—Reuter.Reuter. - 33 words
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Article30 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. LONDON. Sert. 11.— A Burmese military mission to the British School of Infantry ar- i rived at Poole marire airport today for a six month's stay. —Reuter.Reuter. - 30 words
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166 1947-09-12 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ten men are reported to have been detained by the police in connection with the clash of two rival gangs at Cross Street last evening. Believed involved in the fracas are Gang 36 and Gang 108. The dispute is said to have166 words
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Article354 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. Sept. Ll.—Vigorous criticism of the South African government for its 'continual defiance of the decision of the United Nations" in relation to the ti; at ment of Indians in the Union was made by Ashwin Choudree, leader of the Passive Resistance CouncilReuter. - 354 words
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Article54 1947-09-12 1 U.S. PAKISTAN Reuter. NEW YORK. Sept. 11. Mr. M. A. Ispahani. first Pakistan Ambassador to the United States and leader of the Pakistan delegatior to the United Nations, arrived here by air today. He expressed the opinion that his appointment as Ambassador would lead to better relations- between the UnitedReuter. - 54 words
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Article33 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. 11. The only solution of the Anglo-Egyptiai-disputes to Britain would be the negotiation of a new treaty satisfactory to both parties, a British Foreign Office spokesman stated today.-Reu-ter.Reuter. - 33 words
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Article93 1947-09-12 1 U.P. NEW DELHI. Sept. 11. In a tired, wlilajn ilnt. voice that teemed t be carrying all India's mix erics and sufferings, Gandhi again pleaded with his people for "peace anil sanity" today. The 78-year-old Mahatma made his appeal at an evening prayer meeting, held in theU.P. - 93 words
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Article59 1947-09-12 1 (Tr/bune Staff Reporter.) Another "taxi" robbery has been reported. An Indian is alleged to have chartered a taxi driven by a Chinese last night and to have asked to be driven to the 13th mile Sembawang Road. He then allegedly drew out a knife, threatened the taxi driver,59 words
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Article66 1947-09-12 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM. Sept. 11.— Two of three Jewish mayors arrested in the Palestine roundup of Revisionist and Rightwing Zionists over a mor.th ago, Israel Rokach, Mayor of Tel Aviv and Joseph Krinitzi. Mayor of Ramat Gam were released from Latrun detention camp 14 miles from Jerusalem, tonight TheReuter. - 66 words
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188 1947-09-12 2 Reuter. SYDNEY. Australian-built ears, which (7tneral Motors-Hold-en3 is preparing to manufacture, will not be ready for at least another 12 months. The publicity manager for General Motors-Holdens. Mr. Horn. Bald this. In 1946 a spokesman tor the company announced thatReuter. - 188 words
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Article116 1947-09-12 2 A Food Officer said in the Juvenile Court yesterday that he was charged 15 cents lor a cup of coffee with sweetened condensed milk instead of 10 cents (the controlled price* by a 14--year-old boy. Telling the interpreter that he would make his defence or. oath, the boy116 words
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102 1947-09-12 2 Reuter AAP. SYDNEY. What is claimed to be the largest nautilus seashell ever found in Australia is on its way to Melbourne to be examined by expert Dr. C Teichert. More than 16in. in diameter, and shaped like a cornucopia, ir was found byReuter & AAP. - 102 words
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73 1947-09-12 2 U.P. SHANGHAI, Sept. 11. -The Ci-.y Government k studying the additionally proposed aus'«t: y measure" would prohibit ihe bi.-thday celebration 01 anyone below 60 years. Other proposed measures would reduce* the multi-course Chinese banquet to eight dishes, prohibit the sending of presents and other festivals. AU.P. - 73 words
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Article100 1947-09-12 2 Reuter. Shanghai, Sept. ll.—With formations ol tighter planes spearheading tivir attacks. Nationalist trcops are making -good progress" in tlieir offensive t 1 gcrii control of the Shantung peninsula The only part c r the battle-torn Province still entirely In Communist hands, according to pre -Government dispatchesReuter. - 100 words
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Article128 1947-09-12 2 Mr c. F. AeschlimaXx, delegate for South East Asia of the Interactional Committee of the Red Cross, returned yesier- day to Singapore from Geneva by air after a two months' stay j In Switzerland, France ana 1 Great Britain. He will occupy hittwelf with the relief actions128 words
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Article78 1947-09-12 2 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. 11: _A check on movements of released convicts is being ma de by Scotland Yard detectives searching tor a man who murdered Mrs. Rita Green at her flat in Soho. A theory is that she might have been murdered lor revenge by a manReuter. - 78 words
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Article51 1947-09-12 2 U.P. Geneva, Sept. 10.—The setting up of an FAO Council to promote speedy inter-governmental action j on emrrgency lood problems and to strengthen FAO ties with member governments was recommended today by the Constitutional C< mmission ot" the FAO for accrptance by the FAO plenI ary later thisU.P. - 51 words
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Article73 1947-09-12 2 U.P. NEW YORK, Sept. 10.—Pham Duy Am Secretary of the Vietnam American Friendship Association said the French government proposal to end strife in I Indochina was an admission I ihat "Vietnam represent, thpeople i n Indochina." Pham said that while diiaiLs were sparse heri. he point.-dU.P. - 73 words
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Article84 1947-09-12 2 Reuter. NEW YORK. 8ep>t. a. Joe Lovis. world }u\avy\rt ight champioto through his manager today, signed contract* for a 10-round non-title boat against Jersey Negro, Joe Walcoti at Maktieon Square Warden hen on Nor. I f. Walcott signed sontr loec ks ago. Louis will start training nextReuter. - 84 words
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Advertisement194 1947-09-12 2 NOTICES "S.S. GOVI. 3% 1940 WAR LOAN (1952-1959) Notice is hereby given that the Transfer Register of the above named loan will be closed from the 16jh to 30*-h September, 1947. both days inclusive, for the pr I paration of Interest Warrants. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. SINGAPORE. SINGAPORE MUNiciPALnry Assessment194 words
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Advertisement438 1947-09-12 2 2W. f Queen ajJrfiV Lay the fourdi cc.< ful BOOH Practical Ero m tic,. ri First J Genera Educate 7* 1« to Btandard vi M, iiii.s^B All persone h I against the es ai J named decease? 'I?* 5! 1 194, Bukit t£J Z^M j Pore, who died at -hty438 words
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849 1947-09-12 3 Serangoon Murder Retrial sed in the Eighth Singapore Assizes \\r re-trial of Irwin Jones, accused of his sister recounted an argument betI win and Lena Navis, who, she at the time: "Irwin Jones, I'll see you iiid I'll dance849 words
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264 1947-09-12 3 A prosecution statement which quoted a juvenile accused as a 8 teen arrested on July 3, this year, was argued by the RC cused Who said that it was on July 5 boy pleaded not guilty to a charge264 words
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Article92 1947-09-12 3 'Tribune Staff Reporu-n Johore will celebrate the 74th B tiday o Sultan Ibrahim next v. ednesday. Sept. 17. At 10 a m. His Highness will r v at the Istana Besar where he will inspect a Gu: rd-of-hon-ur, after which he will attend prayers. Fi ilowing92 words
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Article82 1947-09-12 3 "Th e only completely authentic report of_a flyir.g saucer comej trom Pittsburgh, Perm* Ivan.a, where a Mr. Conrad Durbar declared under oath that he had seen flyir.g saucers and was granted a divorce i n the grounds that Mrs. Dauber had actually thrown then at82 words
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206 1947-09-12 3 mijj j *m Bri 21 -year-old tary H an 1)1 the Mili Alexandra, was Pi j Mom the Civil >; i-- at present rig i V" ol 12 weeks' sonment for theit. Vtttr ;v> m |B«tratf s Court ir -s v v,.' r206 words
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Article65 1947-09-12 3 Tan Chuan Phan, a 17-y;ar-old Chinese, appeared before the Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. E. S. de Banz:s. yesterday, on a chance of caus.'ng hurt to Peter Chong by means of a knife at the Sergeants' Mess, 223 B.O.D. Alexandra Road, on Sept. 10. at 4.30 p.m.65 words
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Article51 1947-09-12 3 The directors of Gicnealy Plantations, Ltd., submit, in a report to bt tabled at the Company's thirty-third ordinary general meeting on Sept. 24, that the year's voi king resulted in a piolit of $71,915. Out of this, payment of a per cent, dividend will be made to shait51 words
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Advertisement9 1947-09-12 3 nav e you jp. eve fbeen p in love9 words
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Advertisement1377 1947-09-12 3 l^3'^' SITUATIONS vacant WANTED a competent and experienced man to take complete charge oi a Company's sales organisation in Singapore. The Company will not gui! hie about salary provided it can get results. Write giving details of experience and salary required to Box No. A 239, c o Malaya Tribune.1,377 words
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Advertisement915 1947-09-12 3 j rOil SALE Ford VI Super de LUXC J 1947 model done 700 miles colour blac j or in exchange with Austin, or Hiuman, 10 H.P. of 1947 model write Box I No. A243. M. Tribune, Spore (L.175) PHILIPS RADIO 1941 nine valves AC excellent condition what Offer. Can be915 words
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Article519 1947-09-12 4 Given a certain sot of circumstances switch over from war to peace production, increased manufacturing costs, the end of subsidies —mosl countries experience a considerable degree ol in flati >n. it requires a highly di riplined economy and a 1 exceptionally able administration to avoid519 words
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Article933 1947-09-12 4 Wickham Steed - "Monroe Doctrine" Extended to Europe and Asia By Wickham Steed On Septembir 2, 1947. President TrumaJ of the United States made two speeches to del gates ol trie uaier-American Deience Conference in Brazil. On same day 19 oi the 22 states In the West m Hemisphere933 words
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Article164 1947-09-12 4 Number One —London A spsaker on the R.B.C. said Tm always fascinated by curious acts Did you know for instance, hat there's a house in London r ith the very simple address of T urn her One London? It's Vpsley House Piccadilly, the home )t the Dukes of Wellington and164 words
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286 1947-09-12 4 Letters To The Editor Sir, The article by DudweJ Cooray on Siam—a U.S. strong buiU in SoutO East Asia- Is a. i sample «f factuat yet mislead ing reporting. lour correspondent omits t< mention that the British too hay, an Information Service in bang286 words
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Article89 1947-09-12 4 Sir. -I wish to thank Co operator for the kind advice about joining the "Co-op." I was among the first to join this excellent organisation when it came into being and r urn f *ay ihat it has helped me i lot. Even then my position s89 words
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Article310 1947-09-12 4 Sir.—Having noted the "few questions to K.P.K." from one ol in.- supporters ol A c.S.U. who nas resiguea troni use tn.t,n some lame CXCUSCS, may l, as I membei be allowed to reply inrougn your papery Tne simple answer that a union exists to protect the310 words
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Article157 1947-09-12 4 •Sir. The Sunday Tribune 'Aug. 17) earned front page- news which read: "An announcement may be expected shortly, probably this week regarding a* further increase in the cost of living ailowanc s lot Government servants Yesterday (Auk 16» th" Acting Colonial Secretary Mr Brj -on told the Sunday157 words
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Article144 1947-09-12 4 Sir. We complain against the Education Dept. tor making unnecessary regulations against pupils taking tho London Matric. Examination. Why are we allowed to take the London Matric. Eaxmination only after we have taken the Senior Cambridge School Certificate Examination? V.'hy a i r taking the Cambridge Ex. m144 words
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174 1947-09-12 4 OPS. I Mure than li ra'lilon men and j women in Britain are now work jog on production for export nm figure which represents an ""crease ol over 50 per cent on I 1939 the highest yet reached :by export industries. Manufacture for theOPS. - 174 words
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Article150 1947-09-12 4 Reuter Manila. (Air Mail). The Philippine Islands, for more than two years an Eldorado for American exporters and local speculators t<>day face the problem or a glutei! market in consumer goods, including foodstuffs and clothing. After Manila's liberation in February 1945, fortunes were made overnight byReuter - 150 words
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Article127 1947-09-12 4 Eightfold increase in exporta of British heating and cooking apparatua compare.! with pre-war ex- porU is shown in an analysis of Britain's overseas electrical trade Electrical exports as a whole amounted to £5.7 million last June no less than £2 1 million more than in June 1946,127 words
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163 1947-09-12 4 OPS. An aoooanl nl BritSft triad engineering aduevemoti m held aa a wartime Mcnt m rev» a!p(l by the Geaenl N 1 of Gioat Britain It concerns what is m be the longest deep tetepianj tunne' in Europe. Sera fet diameter an<i suetdaagfeal born telephone exchangeOPS. - 163 words
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Miscellaneous15 1947-09-12 4 t fjli/Jj f J tiB&U/// TH£? LRT£$t Sr OFflSECQ\ HP/IST&VZS COi'£/?EC> L V, TH£ G/ZCZ/M&15 words
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351 1947-09-12 5 (From Our Own Reporter) vfih A X; L UM f UR< Se i n H A cut off the NorUi Kedah mlmng Vll lage 0 f Klian Intan-probably by further attempted ambushes by bandits along the key highway to Krolwanle.ss a351 words
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322 1947-09-12 5 staff Reporter) noil on the Singa Sria! Welfare Dopai tv'hievt riients in its i l ,V, i xistence, and j an d ace Hint of the \s\s Welfare s bo sub 1 c |a] welfare will be ki n g long term322 words
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Article85 1947-09-12 5 Bail in 5250 each, was allowed yesterday in the Fourth Police Court w'nen Mohammed Akbar bin Sye l Ms lon. a 23 year-old Indian, ai d Mutliuvaloo v 23» an. other Indian, appeared on a r 'arg( if c- m*nitt!ng rr'rninal intimidation by threatening, with a kn le,85 words
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Article60 1947-09-12 5 IPOH. Sept. 10: Alleged xo iv given a Si bribe to a public oTuar. Chang Hu Seng, a Chinese medicine-dealer of Batu Gainh. was v**terdav fined $500 or two months' r.i. for abetting the commission of an illegal gratification to a constable who had60 words
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Article81 1947-09-12 5 From Our Own Reportei) KUALA LUMPUR, Sept. 11. Sir Edward Cent. Governor of tho Malayan Union, tonight sent a message of sympathy to the famines of the bandit victims in Krian inta'. through the fUsident Com- i mlssloner of Penang. The message reads: "Shocked to I81 words
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Article109 1947-09-12 5 In less than alx minutes eight Chireso who pleaded guilty at the First District Court yesterday to possessing opium smoking aparatus, were fined S3O each. In default 10 days rigorous imprisonment. Among the men was a rae-and-bone man who said that he took opium109 words
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Article130 1947-09-12 5 The co-operation of the public i; requested in the maintenance w ihe public eonveniencca in the town, the listings of which are being damaged and stolen to audi an that it ia becoming imnoastbfe t 0 replace them and consequently some of the conveni--'ay have to130 words
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350 1947-09-12 5 Seven Chinese *ere yesterday at the Second Diatiict Court bound over in the sum of S3Q0 with one surety, and an Indian was bound over in $500 in two sureties because of a previous eonviction. when they werr found guilty to boin?350 words
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Article114 1947-09-12 5 The 20th Remembrance Day of Sri Subrahmanya Bharatiar wnl be celebrated at the Ramakriahna Mission Hall, Singapore, on Sunday, at i p.m. The programme will open with vocal and instrumental renderings and orations, while a radio talk on Sri Su- rahmar.ya Bharati will be given by Swami114 words
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404 1947-09-12 5 (Tribune Stall Kcuortcr) When Syed JalTar, a n Indian sentenced to 21 moilth« rigorous imprisonment at the Second District Court yesterday for abetting Abdul Kanm. another Indian i n the commission of the oilence of criminal breach of tru<t. explained to his404 words
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Article123 1947-09-12 5 Mrs. R. Spicer, former manageress of the Princes r.staurant, was yesterday lined $100, in de fallt i«ne month's simple imprisonment, by Mr. F. Bernard Oehl: rs, at the Third Police Court, on a summons charge o' possessing on M;irch 22, four bottles of dutiable whisky.123 words
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228 1947-09-12 5 A news report which appeared in the Malaya Tribune (Sept 10) has brought happiness and loy to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wong Tet Conn ot No. 3, Niven Road. Their only daughter, 10-year-old Miss Wong Ah Choo, was reported missing since 1 p.m.228 words
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Article61 1947-09-12 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Sept. 11.—Catering principally tor the Indian labour class cf the Sungei Pari-Tamil Settlement area and also open to members of other races. Ipoh o third Soc'al WeKare Canteen situated at the junction of Sun ?ei Pari Road and Connolly Rd.. was declared open61 words
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Article164 1947-09-12 5 Two Chin:so. Ho Loke Yin and On? Chin Ho, walked out from the Second Magistrate's U urt yesterday, free men. Ho. defended by Mr. N. N. Leicester, was charged with giving Chief Inspector James MaePher.vm, of the Fcod Control inspectorate, a gift of $600 on April 8.164 words
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Article33 1947-09-12 5 U.P. Honolulu, Sept, 11.—The C.I.O. International longshore m c n a and arehotiscmen's Union threatened Wednesday to open it own retail stores throughout the Ha arts cut back prices to 'a reasonable level."—U.P.U.P. - 33 words
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Article104 1947-09-12 5 (Tribune ntaff Reporter} Bhote were exchanged and bottle* were need '/■> weapons between members of two rival gorge, nu),\\>e.rin<j from }0 to 50 Chtneee, when th< y clashed in Cross ti'rcct yesterday at p.rn The timely arrival of the police; on the scene prevented the incident104 words
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Article76 1947-09-12 5 Reuter. New York. Lop!, 11.—The N« a' York Time, loday criteised the return o 7 the txodus Jews to Geiir.i» y as an act of "cold, blind and uncompromising British cl!icialdo:n." but at the same time >reminded Amcr'cans that they were Hardly in a position toReuter. - 76 words
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Article65 1947-09-12 6 The following aro tho results of yesterday's ties in the sec Tennis Tournament. J.M.R. Wilson and R.N. Nelson b*at H. W. J. H'-arn and V/. J. Hartley 6-3, 6-2. R. Smith and P. E Mack heat T. W. Cutt.s and F. T. Homer. 6-1, 6-2. A. B.65 words
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Article26 1947-09-12 6 Reuter. NEW YORK. Scot. 10.—In t he United States Lawn Tennis Championships Sumant Mlsra (India) was defeated tonight by Gardnar Mulloy <Uniied Bta.es) Reuter.Reuter. - 26 words
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51 1947-09-12 6 The following win represent Muslim Sports Club ag?,iriSt the McNair Road Rar.gers today at the McNair Road Ground at 5.15 p.m.: Khamihakim. Ibrahim, Dolsalam Doliah. Aziz and Hasim, Ynsof, Jafflar iGapt.), Bidin, s-d.' h and Hamidaimln. Reserve.*: Jaffar (Junior), Ibrahim Hj. Ali Hasim51 words
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1267 1947-09-12 6 SPECIAL FORM GUIDE FROM IPOH (Tribune Sports Reporter) IPOH, Sept. 11.-Good fields and very keen racing is expected for Saturday, the opening day of the Perak Turf Club Three-Day September meeting. Picking winners will be none too easy with the large fields,1,267 words
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721 1947-09-12 6 (Tribune Stall Reporter) Representatives of influential Singapore Commercial associations, at a public meeting yesterday, decided to ask the Governments of Singapore and Malayan Union to appoint two Commissions of Inqhiry—in addition to the committees already appointed by both the Governments—to examine the finances of721 words
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Article232 1947-09-12 6 (From Our Own Reporter) King Arthur and Princess Gum. Spencer, both returned the best time-, seconds for three furlongs. Both look should be forward runners on Saturday. Several rousing gallops were seen this horses were given their final work i track. Rain fell in the early hours of232 words
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Advertisement151 1947-09-12 6 AIR-CONDITIONED PHONE 5159 CAPITOL i—-, I NOW SHOWING i S 11 A M.— 2-4.15—6.30 915 P.M. j j "WAGONS FORWARD!".. j j THE SHOUT THAT STARTS WARI ER 3ROS! j ERROL FLYNN MIRIAM HOPKINS i with S Randolph ScoH* Humphrey Boj trl i TO-MORROW ai MIDNIGHT I J I rsSSS151 words
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Advertisement126 1947-09-12 6 CATHAY I A SMi C(MS TALE I FIX! 01 THRILLS! I lin another, seductive £fl£ I 'CARAVAN- ROLE' ma It 3« I A J Arthur Rank Produc-ion. •a a H TlTo W?* hl fi I This Modern Age: 55Wi/w Sudan Dispute I Chinese In Britain I BRITAIN OFFERS YOl) AN126 words
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192 1947-09-12 7 Reuter. LIVERPOOL, Sept. 11.—Ronnie Clayton 24-year-uld Blackpool featherweight entered the ring at Anfield football ground here tonight as a mere challenger against AI Phillips of London, and emerged after 15 gruelling rounds of all action boxing, the 'holder of three titles—the hithertoReuter. - 192 words
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Article217 1947-09-12 7 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. 11.-The Sing Tao soccer club ol Hongkong were beaten 3-2 here tonight by Waltham>tow Avenue, one of London's leading amateur clubs. I i teams were ievel at one goal all at half time. In a game played at a cracking paceReuter. - 217 words
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73 1947-09-12 7 An inaugural meeting wil! be held at the St. Joseph's Hail on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. Capt. B. I. Dunsford has cordially consented to address the meeting at 2.30 sharp. Members are thererequested to attend and bring their friends early. nda will be limited and include:73 words
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Article66 1947-09-12 7 The following will represent th. R.E. Singapore against the in a S.A.F.A. Cud knock-out tie at the Jala n Ekaar stadium on Monday. Sept. 15; Renfree; Pugh and Stevenson: Robertson. Wakefield, and Tew Capt.); Close. Caner. Jordan Todd and Old. Reserves Lodge. Bathgate Moor,66 words
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Article58 1947-09-12 7 Reuter. London, Sept. n —The Pcly- oic Harriers have left London by air yesterday for Norway without Mac Donald Bailey, who has decided not to run any more this season. Tho Trinidad sprinter hurt his left leg while competing at White City in August, and has tradeReuter. - 58 words
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Article58 1947-09-12 7 Th« loUowing Will represent the Red Rocket B.P. against the 8.0.D.c.A. Junior, on Saturday at Brighton B.P.s Court. No 177 Haig Road, at 7 p.m. sharp: Low Hung Ngiap. Sim Seng Chiang. J. B. Pestana Freddy Ong. Yap Qeok Hong Tony Bracken Sim Kia n g58 words
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424 1947-09-12 7 U.P. NEW YORK. Sept. 11.—Bob Falkenburg of Holly wood an chunky Jaroslav Drobny of Czechoslovakia, led th i way into the quarterfinals of the national tennis championships today as Mrs. Magda Rurac of Romania contributed the only women's upset. Airs. Kurac. tourth-sceded toreignei, eliminated LhcU.P. - 424 words
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Article124 1947-09-12 7 The following is the call over at the Vie:. iia Club: !>--4 M. I: takt n and offered; 7—2 Pearl Diver offered. 4• i .<k a t I M bar taken and icred: 13 2 Sayajirao offered, V l taken; 20 1 Merry Quip offered 22 i124 words
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Article430 1947-09-12 7 LONDON. Sept. 10.—The following are Horn? football fixtures for next week: MONDAY. SEPT. 15. FIRST DIVISION. Blackburn v. Blackpool. SECOND DIVISION. Coventry v. West Brom. Sheffield Wed. v. Bury. Tottenham H. v. Wes; Ham THIRD DIVISION i SOUTH I Port Val c v. Watford. THIRD DIVISION i430 words
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286 1947-09-12 7 U.P. MONTREAL. Sop- 9.—The National Boxing Association passed two of the most importa n t resolutions in its history on Tuesday. Ore recommended the abolition of return title bonis, th* other recommended FBI cards for all boxers to prevent ring fatalities andU.P. - 286 words
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Article51 1947-09-12 7 (From Our Own Reporter) I Penang, Sept. 11.—The instal J lation of greyhound racing at the I Turf Club track at Batu Gan- tons: raised no objection at yest terday's mdinary meeting of thi Municipal Commissioners at j which Mr. W. C. Taylor was the51 words
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Article38 1947-09-12 7 Reuter. LONDON. Sep. 10.— Ai Scarborough Gentlemen vs. Players. I Gentlemen first innings 135 j tHoworrh, left-arm, slow spin, 4 j for 30) Players 128 for 4 (Hu 1 i ton not out 61» .—ReuterReuter. - 38 words
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Article81 1947-09-12 7 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. 11. P. C. Jack I of Scotland Yard arranged 3.207 games of rugby lor other j people in 1946-47. In h'ri spare lime he runs the Lonuon Rugby Fixture started by George Warden, the in-term-tional referee, and carried op by Arthur Trollbpe and hitReuter. - 81 words
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Article18 1947-09-12 7 The Tiger Swimming Pool ivaterpoiO team will meet GHQ FAR!-: LF on Sunday at 1.30 p.m.18 words
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Advertisement91 1947-09-12 7 nV 3' -k-v .i OH DAN" r t*i\T: 01 .Might L cUEBALr *13 i *he Pictures' YEARLING" I r. x' G«ftfeM 'TIABTIC LOWIfXA VBLI TS I•■MS If L\o\. Efcj üboh a tnrfauicci lfe!v > i «ortors i Wf< a. >• a!sn ill ihe r■ id and IP' 1 Rol in91 words
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Advertisement106 1947-09-12 7 Today at 3.15. 6.30 9-15 p.m. Mehtab and Nargis in •ISM A T" (Hindustani) Tomorrow Midnite: 'SERR ABI" (Egyptian* TO-DAY AT Your Favourite Theatre *0-t NM«I<M ft M Oil WOMAMCO Daily 3 Shows: 3.00, 6*oo. 9.00 M. s. Subbulakshiml the craze of the day reaches new heights Of Musical in106 words
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Advertisement146 1947-09-12 7 Toilav Pour Shows 1.30—4-6.3f!—9.30 p.m. success m ELEANOR' PAUL ALEXIS NHBIEHBiSHI EXTRA—Special Gaumoni tfrilisii -Xews-First Ap pearance in England of Sing rag i aotball Flayers. CHILDREN'S MATINEES Tomorrow Sunrlav 10.30 a.m. "SERGEANT YORK" g HELVETIA I Ĕmfc > <iass Ladies' H'risf fALjg% (SSS Watch, Hulled Uold IBF 'Tp jg| cVtRY146 words
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448 1947-09-12 8 (By a M' iltiry Observe In connection with the grant of Pyke Allowance to civilian clerks employed by the Army, the letter to the Army Civil Service Union from the Major General Administration, GHQ PABELF (Majoi -General Sir Reginald Kerr, KBE, CB,448 words
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Article93 1947-09-12 8 Reuter LONDON. Sept. 11.—On recommendation by the Army boxing authorities, the Amateur Eoxino Association have reinstated corpporal Joe Murphy of the Royal Sigrals, who recently stated that he intended to furn professional, but almost immediately changed his mind. Murnby. who is the Army ch*mo on, rooreservfred Great BnReuter - 93 words
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Article74 1947-09-12 8 The Uniocrns' club will play a soccer agairs: th? Ist Battalion. Sea forth Highlanders 10--morrow at 5.15 p.m. on th? S George's Road ground. The team will be selected from the .0. owing players: WiiI c Yin Huis n. O. K. PoruNam Seng, R. Gonvz, thi istie van74 words
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Article72 1947-09-12 8 (From Our Own Reporicr) lpon, fccpt. 11,—An elderly Chinese rubb r-tappcr. Chon-,' Hin of the Klabang Estate. Che mor, was round hanging in his house yesterday. It is believed that the man who, had been ailing for the past month committed suicide wlvk his wife and children72 words
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Article120 1947-09-12 8 Tin- Mayflower B.P. defeated the United B.P. by four gasMS to on.- in a return mates played at the C.U. Hal] on 9th. Sept.. '47. Results were: (Mayflower playeil mentioned first) Ooi Thcan Leone boat Heng Siak Kwee 9—15. 15—5. (3 —1) Seah Bng Liat120 words
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Article111 1947-09-12 8 Reuter. CAMBRIDGE, Sept. 11: Cambridge Univer-ity have appointed as their new boxing Captain, D. F. Stephenson (Royal Gramma School, Newcastle former parachute regiment orhcer and last season'winning lightweight against Oxford. R. A. Myers, Welterweight, is secretary. Stephenson leading a team unbeate n in the last season torReuter. - 111 words
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Article89 1947-09-12 8 (Tribute Staff Reporter.) There will be a thanksgiving service this evening at the St. Andrews Cathedral at 5.30 p.m. commemoration of the formal SU-render of Smgaporv by ihe Japanese. A special combined choir will take par, hi the service, and will render Handera: Hallejah Chorus." Those taking89 words
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Article40 1947-09-12 8 U.P. KEW YORK. Sep:. 11. )'><>h Falkenburg, of Hollywood, an<i Jaroslav Drobny. of CfeechoslovaKia. ted the Way into tho qUSiteriinal.s Of thn national tennis championships today as Mrs. Ifagda Rurac of Rumania contributed ihe only women's upset. -U.P.U.P. - 40 words
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Article650 1947-09-12 8 (From Our Own Reporter) k TTTMPUR Sent 10.—"I should like to comml] be U, lessoi ueec m orn i n(t at the conclusion WilknuonatU ssizestmsm Chen Keow, a ZZtJd that he was Tchanrtol-handle maker by who stated that d sentenC ed to three years' 12 strokes of650 words
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Article85 1947-09-12 8 At ftve-mlnute KMton of the (Singapore Advisory Council held at the Municipal Council Cham' er yoslerda) the Control oi Rent (amendment) bill vm passed in ail its stucco. The object of the Bill is to correct a misapprehension Billing out of the use of the word "Conciliation"85 words
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226 1947-09-12 8 /Tribune Staff Ri porter/ A mass rally of the Singapore Harbour Board labourers which took place yesterday cvtming welcomed the dec'sion o! the Pan-Malayan Federation of Trade Unions to conduct a sep a rate inquiry Into the SH.B. shooting which took place226 words
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109 1947-09-12 8 When a 15-year-old girl appeared in the Juvenile Court yesterday, on a charge of hawking vegetable. 0 without p ltccnce at Walterloo Street on Sept. 2, the Magistrate, Mr. B. I* Chua, remarked, "Why ia this case postponed for so long?" A court109 words
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Article58 1947-09-12 8 London. Sept. U-**" lowing are Home rootbull xc THIRD DIVISION Levton Orient 0. Bristol C. J. Newport Co. 2. Bourremouth Northampton 2. Aldershot I. Notts Cty- li Queens P. R. IWalsall 0. Reading 0. THIRD DIVISION (Northern' Barrow 0. Bradford City 1. Hu'l City 1, Halifox Town 2.58 words
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119 1947-09-12 8 Reuter. NEW YORK. Sept. 117— Mm Louise Brough. ranked No. 2 n th- United States, and Mrs. Karcye Boh on. Australian champion, today reached the semi-fmal in the women s sinoies event when- the United States lawn <ci nis champ-cn-ships continued at Forest HillsMrsReuter. - 119 words
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Article16 1947-09-12 8 Reuter. RUGBY UNION RESULTS: Newport 10. Arber'il'cj-- 4. Swar sea o. Pontypool 0. Reuter.Reuter. - 16 words
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141 1947-09-12 8 A verdict of death i>y misadventure ner'y Court yesterday at tho inquiry <,i q old Chinese woman who died on August l't down l>y ;< leery driven by Daros bin A attached to the Tanjong Pagar Poli c > Station Ir > bis141 words
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173 1947-09-12 8 (From Our Onn Reporter) P.n ing. Sept. 11.—The conies s on that whenever he set hi.s eyes i D a Chinese girl he felt tempt id 'tj take her in bis arms" was made in t .c Third Court yesterday by a Pathan ad d:t173 words
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Article22 1947-09-12 8 LONDON, s T Williams, w, champion, v.-In feated by K. championship on Monday "?jM champion to a $1,000 sidestakes j/".'22 words
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Article14 1947-09-12 8 Reuter. SOUTHAMPTON untitled The South African saile for Capetown th-« noon on i. -Reuter.Reuter. - 14 words
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314 1947-09-12 8 Tribune Stall Reoor er) Tir.ee delegates of the Singapore teachers' Union, air. H. N. Balhatchet, Mr. P. v. Senna and Mr. N. Scharen|ruivel, left by air For X i*. this morning to attend the Inargurstton of the Malayan Teachers' i'nion. a federal314 words
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174 1947-09-12 8 SYDNEY. Sept 11 I i»-»m»n Cricket Don decided m u expc the 1917-1* KMon matches asjatat Ir. to Ir.iha's coacarreatt the I dealing with a nev hail M be ameniM to tear "That I■ ball may be demoded trtkl in" su'e >* itiP'i174 words
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Advertisement104 1947-09-12 8 C! iAK the DECK for SOME HONE >T TO GOODNESS K'UNDING ACTION PgT ,CJ .If>2; E. KIIOO A NORA loni^lii: "LATE As?IHMNTMENT' 1 a Fred Astaire dance) Tom t*rr© v> "BONO APACHE DANCE" (a famous Frerch dance) SiMtiiav Night: "HULA lIULtI DANCE" RHYTM MADNESS" Admission Free Don't miss these thrilling104 words
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