Malaya Tribune, 5 October 1948
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Title Section63 1948-10-05 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaja Pr?Mftnr/ Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh A Penang Teie grams: "Tribune Spore." Telephone: 6811 (9 lines) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agents—Mesar a. Colin Turner63 words
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Article154 1948-10-05 1 Council Told Of New Measures To Seal Country To Reds THE Government of the Federation has placed 1 a ban on visits to Malaya by members oi Parliament who are Communists. This was announced this morning at the m23ting of the Legislative Council in Kuala Lumpur.154 words
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Article, Illustration455 1948-10-05 1 Reuter-AAP. lON DON. lues.—The Commanders-in-Chief Committee of the Western i nion Permanent Defence Council was officially announced from Lon- isi night, with Field Viscount Montgomery as Chairman. «iiately following; the announcement, it was officially stated Chiefs of Staff of the Western Union are to meet todayReuter-AAP. - 455 words
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Article60 1948-10-05 1 T still hope that the 'i: million 'gift' extorted Malayan Chinese by M may be returnMalaya L< gislative Council Lumpur this morn- vis announced that •iiiihon levy was inn the leparations Japan. ited that if ir the ti parations to Ma provision was made ?ny60 words
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Article19 1948-10-05 1 il Bti < r early this C.I.D. officers recoverioaded with Ol ammunition. ney arrested a Chinese.19 words
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Article25 1948-10-05 1 Raiding a lonely hut in the Can area early this C.I.D. officers discoverer .38 ammuni--IWO Chinese were arrestoanection with this '•'-rover v.25 words
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Article173 1948-10-05 1 Reuter. PARTS. Mon The foreign ministers of the United State*, Britain and Fiance today formally agreed to reject Russia's proposal for a new Council of Foreign Ministers meeting despite the Soviet threat to boycott United Nations discussion of the j Berlin crisis. Both actions came at criticalReuter. - 173 words
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Article38 1948-10-05 1 Reuter. PARIS, Mon. —Asked after the adjournment of the Security Council what Russia would do if the question was retained on the agenda. Mr. Vyshinsky said "Sufficient unto the day. Time will show. Reutei.Reuter. - 38 words
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Article42 1948-10-05 1 PARIS, Mon. —Gen. Alphonse Juin returned from Paris to his post as Resident General in Morocco today after refusing to accept command of the Western Union defence armies, according to usually reliable sources here. Official quarters made no statement.42 words
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691 1948-10-05 1 Vyshinsky on Berlin -P.8 Reuter. DARIS, Mon.—Mr. Phillip C Jessup, United 1 States delegate, today told Russia in the Security Council that after the failure of direct negotiations with Moscow over the Berlin crisis, the Western Powers haa only three waysReuter. - 691 words
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Article71 1948-10-05 1 U.P. PARIS, Mon. Biitish Foreign Secretary Finest Bevin p'.ans to leave fo» London tomorrow, a British delegation spokesman said tonight. The spokesman said Bevin does not plan to return to Paris until "later this month He may however, fly back for one day visits whei.U.P. - 71 words
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Article68 1948-10-05 1 KLUANG. today.—A patrol of Ist Devons killed a bandit who threw a hand grenade at them during a chase on Nyor Estate yester day. The patrol sighted three Chinese who acted suspiciously. They challenged them. They flei One of the bandits turned round and threw a68 words
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Article33 1948-10-05 1 U.P. Washington, Mon. in another slap at Russia's expansion in the Baltic th A United States has again stated it does not recognise Soviet annexation of Latvia. U P.U.P. - 33 words
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Article92 1948-10-05 1 SENAI. today. Bandits raided Senai Estate last night but were repelled by the guaids. They were attempting to enter the factory and other estate buildings. The only damage reported was the burning of a garage adjoining the managers bungalow. It was razed to the ground. No casualties92 words
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Article23 1948-10-05 1 At 1.30 p.m. yesterday, two Sikhs robbed a compatriot of $155 in cash in Selegie Road. »ne man has been arrested.23 words
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105 1948-10-05 1 Reuter. GLAMORGANSHIRE. Mon. —Fred Beams. 46, of Pentre, Glamorgan, today began a one-man stay-down strike at Glenrhondde Colliery near Treherbert. About 90 of his workmate returned to the surface in sympathy. Beams recently was certified as partially suffering from coal dust disease.Reuter. - 105 words
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Article, Illustration90 1948-10-05 1 Reuter. THF Commissioner General. Mr. MaeDonald, will also discuss Malaya when he visits London soon for £he Commonwealth Premief 3' conference. Mr. MaeDonald is expected in London on Oct. 10. A Colonial Office spokes man saio that Mr. MacDonald's visit was primarily for consultations when matReuter. - 90 words
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180 1948-10-05 1 WITHIN a few hours of broadcasting a warning to residents of the Tanglin area in connection with the "vciy clover" burglar who has been responsible for a series of burglaries in Septembei. the mess of Radio Broadcasting staff in Stephen Road was visited180 words
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Article29 1948-10-05 1 Trie re were no arrests under the Emergency Regulations, but the C.I.D. held an Indian on the allegation of being a member of a secret society.29 words
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Article122 1948-10-05 1 Reuter. PASSENGERS FROM STORE HELD LONDON, Tuesday—Six aliens who had travelled from Singapore In a British Overseas Airways plane with other passengers were arrested when they arrived at London airport today. The men were stated to De former members of Ihe French Foreign legion. The Home Office statedReuter. - 122 words
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Advertisement45 1948-10-05 1 isjauotial Employer's j Mutual General V MOTOR. ,a WOKKMEN'S rn >irKNsvnoN, X sMH IATION LTD. M V" A, 'rs.w,sE COME ON, YOU LUCKY PEOPLE! SALE 01 COTTON PIECES including ■word, Cambric, Linen, etc., j at ~N, V M lenls per yard! < LET LIFEGUARD MILK WLMut45 words
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Advertisement58 1948-10-05 1 CANTEENS OF CUTLERY Set* for 0 to 12 Persons including F>.h Katers from 2(1 to I" i pj»ce* in attractive VV.«um» or Oak ea**s. AT G. C. de SUVA BROS.. Jev."ller&, 3, Raflles Place, S'pure. Phore ***** CHOCOLATES DELICIOUS WHOLESOME EVERY SWEET HYGIENIC ALLY WRAPPED IN CELLOPHANE ANN PENG TRADERS58 words
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253 1948-10-05 2 120 Artists Will Stage Big Show The performance is being staged under the patronage of Dr. Wu Paak-shing, Chinese Consul-General, Singapore. Sponsors are the Teochew Theatrical Association, Singapore, who have chosen the Hapo/ World covered sta dium to accommodate the iurge audience expected. The programme253 words
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Article180 1948-10-05 2 I On September 29 the Officers' I Mess at the R.A.F Bare, 9eWI tar suffered theft of property valuer at $151. So on the night of October i 2 when he was on patrol duty j Cpl. Stapleton of the R.A.F. IP( lice accompanied by a180 words
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Article26 1948-10-05 2 The Singapore fire brigade oealt with three small lallang fire? and an extensive one jesterday. Altogether the brigade answered six calls within seven hours.26 words
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Article19 1948-10-05 2 A man was fatally injured by a lorry at th e Joo ChiatTuku Road junction yesterday evening.19 words
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443 1948-10-05 2 Yap Siew Eng. a girl of twelve, encountered her fatheraccidentally in the street while returning from school. She cried and begged him to bring her away from her foster "mother" Cham Pet Tee. She had contusions on both thighs and healing abrasions on her443 words
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89 1948-10-05 2 In the Fourth Police Court jtstcrday, two Malays were convicted of possession of dv tlable tobacco. Abdul Hamid bin Abdullah laced a line of $1,000 or the alternative of six months' rigorous imprisonment. Limbang bin Omar was -:iven a fine of $500 or two months'89 words
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Article93 1948-10-05 2 Donald Moore. Chairman of rhe Committee running the Singapore Book Fair, opening at the Victoria Memorial HaY on Friday is talking on the Book Fair from Radio Malaya at 10.15 p.m. on Thursday. Donald Moore is the repre sentative of many major British publishing firms93 words
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Article147 1948-10-05 2 A student of the Chinese High School woke up before dawn one morning and went out into the moonlit compound. A figure stood beside the fowl coop. The figure slipped a pullet into a sack and made off in the direction farthest away from the147 words
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Article37 1948-10-05 2 Singapore accounted for 23.077 cwts. soap manufactured in August out of the .otal of the Malayan production of 36.441 cwts. Third on the list was Penang which accounted for 8.835 cwts. manufactured during thac month.37 words
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Article393 1948-10-05 2 VVHII.F the Dutch authorities are preparing the arms case against the crew of the Catalina flying-boat and the I two male occupants of the speedboat, Gladys Mary, who went I out from Singapore to Airabu Island to meet the 'plane on j the evening of393 words
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Article121 1948-10-05 2 A freak child, one of twins, was born to a Malay woman recently in Changkat Jong, Telok Anson, Perak. He had a puckish look with wrinkles and inch-long hairs all over his body, especially on the face and chest. He died ttix days after121 words
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Article34 1948-10-05 2 The ambulance was called cut seven times yesterday between 8.45 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. The calls involved three motorists' victims and a Chinese cut down by a circular saw in Lavender Street.34 words
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Article294 1948-10-05 2 PIVE-FOOT-TIIREE-INCH Jamie MaeDonald i s in with a broken tinger, his only wound in Sa^i Sl "h*i struggle with Chong Choy, a six-foot >»m i,, s l "wanted" terrorist whom he killed in hand-b.-iian.i the Chanwln Estate, in Johore. I Jamie. ex-Paratrooper with seven combat jumps,294 words
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Article19 1948-10-05 2 Mr. If. KllHct Cade! yan Customs 5 rrice ta*Z appointed to act 1« 22 Officer UR19 words
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Advertisement19 1948-10-05 2 BY POPULAR REQUESTS! TODAY: 3.15, 6.80, 9.15 P.M. NOORJEHAN and YAKUB In "BARI MA" (Hindustani) TOMORROW: "UNSEEN JUSTICE" (Mandarin)19 words
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Advertisement90 1948-10-05 2 LAST SHOWS! I 11 A.M. —2 P..-.—4.15—6.30—9.15 m„ i TOMORROW! An Unforgettable Co:".:cdy of Errors! OORE CARY MYRNA MEIYTI GRANT LOY DOUGUS KtiO KAIWO pictpmci AMBER~TOD^ m UNDaYaRNELL- CORNEL WILOE RICHARD GREENE GEORGE S»» 4 shows: r 11.80 a.m.; 78 Dejr. For Sheer Comfe.-t. mm^=^^^^^ r~mim .ii NEXT HILARIOUS CHANGE!90 words
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Miscellaneous314 1948-10-05 2 BLUE NETWORK 100 Clos. Down 600 p.m Signature V MALAY ENGLISH 600 P m Programme Sum- Opening Announcement and PROGRAMMES mary 605 Y °uth s Effort; 6.30 Programme Summary in PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH Personal Choice by Ismail A Mandarin; 6.03 Peiping Dra--10.55 a.m. to 12.00 noon Eng- Kadir; 7.00 Time314 words
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233 1948-10-05 3 SINGAPORE'S Social Welfare Department is to apply for extra petrol coupons for its 130 Singapore mens who do voluntary work in the Department's 23 Feeding Centres and schools. Mr. C. E. MacCormack, Assistant Secretary to the Social Welfare Department told the Morning Tribune233 words
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Article40 1948-10-05 3 U.P. KARACHI. Monday. Shaikh Ghulam Hussain Hidayatullah. 70. Governor tl bind and popularly known a> the "Grand Old Man of Sind died her e today, after a long illness. Official mourning will continue for fourteen days.U.P.U.P. - 40 words
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201 1948-10-05 3 th'- next meeting of tho Legislative Council Mr. C. C. Jiti ml 1 Bi called the Transfer of Powers and H Ordinance, 194« This Bil' is designed to provide for the interim control or the rowers of enacting legislation conferred upon executive officers by201 words
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78 1948-10-05 3 R N. Battet. ♦ii, French 1 Navy will be arngap re r >n ihursii»v aboard the French sloop c«Ti rgnan de Brazza. yice-Admiral Battet will reFrtach Cruise, nucuaj T uin, Which ,i >patra In Singa.v, ngaporc Admiral njttet will p iy courtesy calls i Boyd78 words
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Article79 1948-10-05 3 MALACCA. Monday. 29--ytur-old Tan Chin Tuan. a former Chinese employee of the RASC, Tanjong Kling Barracks, faced three charges of criminal breach of trust in the District Court, Malacca today. Tan was alleged to have committed the three crimes o n different dates. The tlrst involved79 words
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Article34 1948-10-05 3 The following Commissions in the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve have bceii approved by H.E. The Governor: J. W. Hoskins. Acting Sub-Lieutenant; S. J. Masters Acting Sub-Lieutenant; A. G. Clintor, Acting Sub-Lieu-tenant.34 words
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Article207 1948-10-05 3 For the first time in Malay political history, an important UMNO official has favoured Malays joining the Malay left-wmg organisation, the Malay Nationalist Party. This move is taken as an indication of a possible left-right merger which neutral Malay observers have been anticipating I for some207 words
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Article40 1948-10-05 3 U.P. Miami. Florida. Mon. —A hurl icane boiled up out of the Caribbean Sea today and was expected to turn toward Southern Florida, which still has not recovered from a bruising U6525.000.000 hurricane onh Lwo weeks ago. U.P.U.P. - 40 words
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201 1948-10-05 3 The Singapore Government Servants' Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. has had a very successful half year. It is hoped to declare a dividend of 5 to I 6 per cent, at the end of the I year. At the half-yearly general I meeting held201 words
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Article98 1948-10-05 3 MALACCA. Mon..— Malacca 7/ill have national registration I starting on October 15. The j Resident Commissioner. Ma- lacca. has appealed for unpaid volunteers to assist the au- ihorities in registration work. Volunteers will be expected Ito fill application forms for I illiterate members of the pubI lie98 words
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158 1948-10-05 3 A demand that the Singapore and Federation Governments send back to England all ex-Palesttne police personnel recruited to combat terrorism in the country has been made by the Singapore Malay Daily, Utusan Melayu. The presence of these exPalestine constables "has caused grave discontent in158 words
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Article134 1948-10-05 3 Itaiy bought more coconut oil from Malaya in August man any „.ther country, taking «0,,J' 775 tona valued at *4J.119,545 She also took 2,110 tons copra ($1,538,122). Russia was our next best for oil, absorbing tons worth $1.442 280 The bulk of the oil exported134 words
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Article129 1948-10-05 3 The United Kingdom continues to be our main best supplier of soap. Toilet soap topped the list of soap imports in August with the United Kingdom supplying 155.230 lbs. to Malaya. China supplied 864 lbs. Malaya also impoited 3,651 cwts. of washing soap from UK. during that129 words
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529 1948-10-05 3 THE Ninth Police Court, which is holding an inquiry into 10 tentative charges against five men concerning the loss of R.A F property, went to a Chinese shop in Tanjong Pagar Road during the lunch hour yesterday. The shop was stated to r«529 words
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133 1948-10-05 3 SQUADRON Leader Peter Helmore. who married Wendy Inglis at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday, took off for Calcutta at 4 am Sunday morning in the Air C-in C's private York plane to nick up Sir Henry Gurney. ihe new High Commissioner of the Federation133 words
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Article81 1948-10-05 3 H E. tik Governor, Sir F ran j khn Gimson with the Honour- able Sir Han Hoe Lim and th t Honourable Mr. E. M. F. Forgusson will represent the Colony of Singapor* at the in Mgttfstioii of Sir Htnry i Gurney as High Commissioner i of81 words
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Advertisement252 1948-10-05 3 (on< t'litr.'l.tl N w Bhmmh of Chicken. The Quintessence of Strength. I WRITABLE REJU VENATOR! Astounding Results!! Sole Agents: UAUTHOLOMEI'SZ I TD i I WWW! Mi is a tl»ngerou» p_H disease. Early treatBust always is advisable. Mr US KIM PTWG has spent many years in very careful •tudy of this252 words
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Advertisement573 1948-10-05 3 SFSFSF PHOTOGRAPHY ~~REGISTRATION PHOTOS: 2 for 50 Cents: Nrtional Registration begins in Singapore 18 October. Voc convenience of office staffs, family circles, factory labourers, everyone else, National Re gistration photos can be taken I in offices, homes or any appointed place, at any time of day or night (provided electric573 words
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Advertisement489 1948-10-05 3 SITUATIONS VAtANI A BEAUTY specialist who' is a new comer, seeks a number,' of female staff. Applicants I must possess good feature and 11 physique. Able to converse in j I Chinese and English preferable. I Age from 18 to 38 years «Jd. Write to P.O. Box 964 (W.T26) WANTED489 words
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Advertisement459 1948-10-05 3 MATRIMONIAL YOUNG INDIAN business man wishes to meet an educated girt aged 16/22. View companion ship, matrimonial if suitabln. Send photos, returnable, confidential. Box Al6Bl M.T. Spore (T. 706) UPCOUNTRY Chinese bachelor 25 wishes to contact good and simple natured Chinese giri 18-24. View matrimony. Pho to returnable. Write to459 words
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Article, Illustration510 1948-10-05 4 New Zealand has a shooting war on—to try to stop the land being laid waste by herds of deer. Imported for sport, they are now a national menace. IN the headquarters of one of the world's strangest war commands, civilian generals are adding up the results of510 words
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Article231 1948-10-05 4 Mr. A. Blenkinsop, Socialist M.P. Newcastle-on-Tyne stops over in Singapore on his way to Australia and expresses himself as "highly impressed" with the general order and cleanliness of our city. He also expresses amazement at the recovery of the colony and its rapid industrialisation. We too are231 words
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Article234 1948-10-05 4 JIJALAYA extends two welcomes today. Welcome No. 1 is to the first two battalions of the Second Guards Brigaue who arrived by the Empire Trooper yesterday. Welcome No. 2 is to Sir Henry Gurney, the new High Commissioner, whose 'plane is due to touch down this morning. Both234 words
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1145 1948-10-05 4 Dr. Tran Van Luan - By Dr. Tran Van Luan |X)R three years we have r been struggling in Vietnam to wipe out illiteracy- and we have achieved remarkable success. Three years ago the percentage of illiterates in Vietnam ranged from 80 per cent, to 90 per cent.1,145 words
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Advertisement142 1948-10-05 4 I DUNLOP 1 1 TRUCK AWP BUS TYRES I I i>/>» Experience j MAKES THEM EXTRA TOUGH Just watch the way Dunlop Truck V ]JI and Bus Tyres stand up to working conditions Their extra performance is proof of the value of 'extra j > v experience—the unique Dunlop factor142 words
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Advertisement97 1948-10-05 4 I THE GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO., 275 South Bridge Rd., Spore. QUALIFIED OPTICIANS j C. V. FAN Opt. D. Phll» j 1/ Longer experience gives better service! 2/ Materials imported direct by us. Hence prices cheaper than clse-where 1 I 3/ Crookes' Lenses always j used. Waterproof from $23/- eaun97 words
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Advertisement80 1948-10-05 4 So very lovely so envied. It was for beauty such as this thai Cyclax preparations were rWfJ^W createa to complete the p picture of delicate charm Hi a loveuncss that is 'natural', skin mm V transparently clear, cool and Wim \J smooth, and tine of texture. WII Such loveliness as80 words
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Article, Illustration443 1948-10-05 5 Waif Centre Is Shanghai Boys 9 Town SHANGHAI. Out of tho guttors of Shanghai more than 2000 tattered waifs mostly boy*. hut including a fe\V girls- havo boon offered a chance to get away from beggary, thievery, prostitution, and hecome useful citizens of the443 words
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102 1948-10-05 5 AAP. i Mon. Plans to th vi 3,000 people o Au ii alia m the ami Wharton illen through. the ol the Australian Agency Ply. Ltd.. in Sydney recently. M m igei I Mr. A. J. n i said that last ad snnowneed that MAAP. - 102 words
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Article90 1948-10-05 5 U.P. I>N, Mon. William a farm worker. iy from a Mf-m dieted I wt mi after h s had I illcd hi gill friend 1 mothei. i i seperatedj wife for »evfflths, called on I r i iv to see their born two weeks ago. wentU.P. - 90 words
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129 1948-10-05 5 Reuter. SYDNEY, Mon.—A 28--year-old Australian has written to a Sydney newspaper to ask for help in nndine a wealthy Australian wife. The letter, written German, is signed "Willy Kempel" and says that he is a provision salesman of Vienna, whose address is givenReuter. - 129 words
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Article64 1948-10-05 5 U.P. Lima. (Peru), Mon. Tho bloody revolt against t*e rw.,. vian Government ended today when the rebel tieet surreuuti ed formaly lin nearby Gallao. port of Lima. Reai Admiral Henberto Mpaina Suero boarded the crui.ser Grau ana accepted the formal surrender. An unconfirmed report circulated that CaptainU.P. - 64 words
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Article83 1948-10-05 5 MILLION FOR WOMEN'S HOSTEL Reuter—AAP. HONGKONG. Monday. Sir Robert Hp-Tung, mi. icnown Hongkong busine man. has promised a gill ol fI.OOO.CJO toward ktl« erection Of a women's ticstel in fcong University. The announcement wa* made by Governor Ahxande: i Grantham prtsiding as Chan- cellor at a meeting of the IReuter—AAP. - 83 words
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63 1948-10-05 5 U.P. HOLLYWOOD. Monday. Actress Greer Garson (36> obtained a final divorce decree from actor Richard Ney (34). She saici he had dubbed ber a "bean". When Miss Garson obtained an interlocutory do tree a year ago she testified that Ney. who played her .son inU.P. - 63 words
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Article48 1948-10-05 5 Reuter. PARIS, Mon. A Persian j spokesman in Paris today deniled reports that Persia had be- come a member of a "Near and I Middle East block" in the Uniti ed Nations. "Persia does not form part of I any bloc," he said.—Reuter.Reuter. - 48 words
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Article157 1948-10-05 5 Sultan Abdul Kadir, an In- 1 dian, was caught by a detective j throwing away bundle of 10 Ij'S doilai notes, and some i Malayan money, The detective •■arched Ruitan and found live 1 more PS dollars in his shirt, and tour British one-pound notes in157 words
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Article59 1948-10-05 5 Reuter. I'eiping, Monday. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek has returned from a brief visit yesterday afternoon to Mukden, where he conferred with General Wei Li-huang. Nationalist Com-mander-ln-Chief in Manchuria. It is believed he submitted to General Wei the decisions reached at conferences in Peiping between himself and top-rank-ing military tenders,Reuter. - 59 words
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Article199 1948-10-05 5 Reuter-AAP. SHANGHAI, Mon.—Press censorship "in case of expediency" was announced by the Chinese Ministry of Interior last night. MALACCA OPIUM HAUL j MALACCA, Mon. Malacca Customs men stopped a Singapore lorry at Merlimau Police Station and found $6,000 worth j of opium and a largeReuter-AAP. - 199 words
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Article, Illustration31 1948-10-05 5 The bodies of UN medlator Count Folke Bernadotte and French Air Force Col. untitled SeroT (rear) lie in state at Government House, Jerusalem. Below the Counts hands is his Scout hat.31 words
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289 1948-10-05 5 Reuter. BIRMINGHAM. Mon. Dust clouds of bacteria which can wipe out the population of the earth are mentioned by Professor L. Stacey, Professor of Organic and Biological Chemistry, at Birmingham University recently. Prof. Stacey was leading a paper at a "StopReuter. - 289 words
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Article226 1948-10-05 5 Reuter. CHICAGO, Mon. Penicillin dust, inhaled directly into the nose, throat, and lungs, has cured symptoms of the common cold in one to three days in the United States. Three physicians, reporting this in the journal of the American MedicalReuter. - 226 words
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207 1948-10-05 5 U.P. OPRINGFIELD, Illinois, Mon—Thirty 'teen-age girls are studying baby napkin changing and related subjects in high school here. The course for would-be baby sitters was set up after anxious mothers pleaded for qualified sitters. The classes, held twice weekly alter tegular school hour*,U.P. - 207 words
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Article49 1948-10-05 5 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY, Mon.- Thirty occupants of an Australian National Ai! way-- airliner —27 passengers and the crew of three —escaped j injury when the plane, with its port wing damaged and engine ablaze, made a crash landing in Yass, New South Wales, today. Reuter-A AP.Reuter-AAP. - 49 words
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Article43 1948-10-05 5 U.P. TOKIO. Mon.—Seven poisons died among the two hundred Japs. who were ill from poisoning after eati.ig fermented soyabeans in a village near Sendal. 200 miles north of Tokio. Police are questioning the manufacturer who sold the soya beans. —U.P.U.P. - 43 words
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Article70 1948-10-05 5 Reuter. CANTON, Mon.--Statistics issued by the Canton branch of the Central Dank of China show that in the first five weeks since China's currency reform more than HK535.000.000. US$l.--000.000. 10H.900,000 ounces of than HK535.000.000 US$l.--gold and 5.15.000 ounces of silver and 2.557 pesos have beenReuter. - 70 words
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Advertisement98 1948-10-05 5 m. FRESH MILK l stlu ln very short suPw|yj The demand far exceeds that of pre-war and production has not yet reached pre-war maximum. Wo are unable to inrrea.se our present number of distributors until further notice. Please be patient with VOI R distributor as hi* supplies are strictly limited.98 words
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526 1948-10-05 6 GOVERNOR Sir Franklin Gimson laid the foundation at«SM of the $200,060 Rotary Tuberculosis Clinic at Tan Tock Seng Hospital yesterday afternoon. This Clinic, which owes its erection to the "charity and public spirit of the Singapore RotartanV was described by Sit Franklin526 words
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Article140 1948-10-05 6 "Mr. dc Mello bad a charm of manner both in and out of court which endeared him to all of us." said Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Gordon Smith in the High Court yesterday while paying tribute to the memory of the late Mr. Aloysius de140 words
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Article39 1948-10-05 6 Before the eyes of horrified pedestrians, Lee Soon Guan <34> a carpenter from Shanghai stabbed himself in the neck at 10.30 a.m.. in Selegie Road yesterday morning. He was rmoved to the hospital in a serious condition.39 words
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Article287 1948-10-05 6 When the Police arrested Lim Ah Bee they 1 unearthed a .38 revolver alleged to have been I used in two daylight hold-ups at goldsmiths' shops at North Bridge Road on September 2i and October 1. ASP Mr. L. R. Prynn. prosecuting officer said287 words
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220 1948-10-05 6 MELBOURNE, Mon. —Under thr agreement by which sterling areas will trade with Japan. Australia will sunnlv mainly wool and grain. In return she will get cotton goods, raw silk rayon electrical equipment and smaller quantities of paper insulators and glassware. Giving details of220 words
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92 1948-10-05 6 Reuter. SINGAPORE. Monday. Air Vice-Marshal S. E. Storiar. Director of Malayan Civil i Aviation, today returned to j Singapore after accompanyi ing K. L. M. Constellation "Holland" on the inaugun-l ilight of a new X.L.M. weekly Batavia Bangkok Shanghai service. Air Vice-Marshal Storrar joined theReuter. - 92 words
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Article39 1948-10-05 6 A Chinese was badly burnt on the face and arms when a fire broke out behind a hardware shop in Beach Road at 3.15 p.m. yesterday. The shop was slightly damaged by the fire.39 words
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234 1948-10-05 6 U.P. PRAGUE, Mon.—Czechoslovakia will be Russia's biggest customer and supplier next year it was announced today. The announcement said the final details of a foreign trade quota list for 1949. within the framework of the Soviet-Czech five-year trade treaty, were completed in MoscowU.P. - 234 words
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Article399 1948-10-05 6 A lO-DAY hunt for bandits in Trengganu bagged 17 put behind the bars and one bandit Msfci, laU T/ the Federation's fighting fronts last idghl th,!? Malay guard was killed on our side. During the past 24 nours there have been 59 arrests in399 words
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Article77 1948-10-05 6 I Tho names ol th officer tt< BORs. who wen repot j on and killed while bathingfc Sungei Gepai pool, ceu Bid on Saturday, v yesterday. They we Cpl Kenneth. Hut K.0.Y.L.1.. Age 19, o| Fcr: Bridge, Yorks. Pte. Albtr t DQsai K.0.Y.L.1.. Age 27, ni Hari••.77 words
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Advertisement356 1948-10-05 6 SITUATION VACANT Raffles College, Singapore, which will shcrtlv become i>art of the Universltj of Malaya, invites applications for the: (A) Chfcir of Zoology (B) Chair of Botany. Salary $1,100 ocr month, phis expatriation and cost of living allowances at Government rates. Free passages for appointee and wife and children under356 words
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Advertisement329 1948-10-05 6 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporated la Singapore) BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINGS FROM U.K. ft U.S.A. "Eumaeus" ..from U.K. i. M "Clytoneus"Due from U.K Oct. 5 "Myrmidon" Due from U.K. Oct. lt "Eurypylus" Due from U.K. Oct. H Sailings for LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW ft CONTINENTAL PORTS "Medon" Sails for Genoa, Marseilles, Havre, Liverpool329 words
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Article366 1948-10-05 7 11 Goals In 2 Games Chinese Athletes 5 S.C.C 2 pOOU soccer was served up in the Cup game between the Chinese Athletes and the S.C.C. at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Athletes won with plenty to spare and thus enter the third round366 words
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Article107 1948-10-05 7 m re X' creation Club v. re trounced by six by the Catholic Hen's Association at padang vesterfine in J li ran* was evenly con\n tl 1 first half- CYMA (he mtrrval. CYMA dominated play change over, netting frha wltl reply. ,v have suffered I had107 words
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Article77 1948-10-05 7 Urn [ollowini will represent p, SUi S cceritea against I ngk ng Bank Sports Club Coast United nd on Saturday on the Fairer and a t 5.15 p.m. sharp V- Hongkong Bank Sports Hj H. 11 Samy; Tan. Tony ypa G X Ihomas. SockahfUD M Chandra; G. SupS77 words
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46 1948-10-05 7 tlUhOCA, Mon.—The Mali! se won the Craven "A" YooA:all Cup here today -M feated the Malacca v three goals to nil. Ml s; nt Commissioner Mr J Meaner presented the Orpt tb w inner at the concision U Um game.46 words
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207 1948-10-05 7 VK following ties in the Singapore badminton champion- will he played off at the Clerical Union Hall. Ran- SATURDAY. Oct. 9 it 2.15 p.m. Women's Open Singles Final: j Miss Helen Heng United FamiIv) vs. Mrs. Chionh Hiok Chor i AAU). Men's Open Singles Semifinal Wong207 words
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Article67 1948-10-05 7 U.P. Amsterdam. Monday. Mrs. Fanny Blankers-Coen. Holland a auadruple Olympic gold medallist, and distance runner. Wim Kliikhuis. ate expected to join Czech distancers Kmil Zatopek and Swede Lcnnart Strand in competing in United States indoor track meets early 1949. The Executive Committee of theU.P. - 67 words
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Article94 1948-10-05 7 Reuter. jHtLBOURNB, Mom Th< Unn Tmnis As.wmm toa invited Australia *d a U tf, tow Japan *'rt Ijmi ni thr assoctotkm'n r Vtrmn ffroeftee, PreJ** th. Lot** Tennis ~f Australia, ""'mental ker€ today on "*i*ritatfc»i mid it vmm not JPUJ M si ill an rncr.iy i n*dReuter. - 94 words
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Article89 1948-10-05 7 Northern Territory Govern- msnt medical officer. Dr. McGlashen. couldn't find his ball I on th e Darwin course the c the r day. till a hawk dropped J it on the green almost at his I leet. It bounced, rolled, and stopped just by the pin—The easy89 words
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108 1948-10-05 7 Reuter. THE HAGCt;, -:onday Arie Molenaar, the Dutch fast bowler who took seven wickets for no runs against a first class Hague team this year, has been engaged by Ramsbottom, the Lancashire League club as professional for next season, It is learned here today. Molenaar,Reuter. - 108 words
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Article52 1948-10-05 7 The following players art requested to turn up for selection for the Cavanaugh Youngsters in their soccer fixture against the HQ. Singapore District 1st XI on Wednesday Oct. 6. to be V-layed at Fort Canning Osman. Seng Gte, Razai' £attar. Chwee Long. Lloyd Barry. Dollah, Balan. Krishnasamy. Samad.52 words
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Article400 1948-10-05 7 LONDON. Monday. amateur boxing rules, which were brought into being at the annual meeting of the Amateur boxing Association here, are likely to cause some controversy especially that dealing with foreign entries for Ihe A.B.A. championships. Overseas champions, hitherto excused the A.B.A preliminaries, will now have400 words
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Article27 1948-10-05 7 The hockey match between Khalsa Association and RAF (Malaya Regiment) which wa s to have been played on the Khalsa ground yesterday was postponed.27 words
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Article117 1948-10-05 7 HijiUlred-ycar-old James Sklnnei. who lives neat Liverpool New South Wales, ■till chives a horse every day to (ollcct the mail. Lefore he came to Australia. 02 years ago. Skinner rode as a jockey in England France. India and New Zealand. He rode for King Edward117 words
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Article313 1948-10-05 7 Reuter. I/ondon. Monday. -Following are football fixtures for Oct. 9: FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v Burnley; Aston Villa v Portsmouth; Blackpool v Everton; Bolton W. v Birmingham C; Derby County v. Preston North End; H uddersfield Town v Stoke City; Liverpoo! v Chelsea; Manchester Utd v Charlton Ath;Reuter. - 313 words
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Article67 1948-10-05 7 Iti I VET EE N-YEAR-OLD v junior Rugby League fullback, Mick McCaffrey, placekicked one of the longest go.i: 3 in the history of the code recently in a game at Sydney. He teas reported to hare landed the goal from an an (fie67 words
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Article110 1948-10-05 7 Reuter. NORFOLK, Mon—Despite reports of plans for importing large supplies of turkeys for Christmas high prices were paid for many of the 4,000 birds sold by auction at Britain's biggest turkey sale at Attleborough, Norfolk, today. Some of the better pens sold for more than theyReuter. - 110 words
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181 1948-10-05 7 fIPHE 'Five cricketers of the year a;e almost certain to be the Australians, Morris, Barnes, Bill Johnston, Lindwall nnd Taiion. This honour, eargerly sought by cricketers, is awarded by the publishers of Wisden's Cricket Almanac. Australians can ngur c in Wisden's181 words
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Article534 1948-10-05 7 The following are the prrtbable candidate* and Wrights fur I orimrrow's races, the second day of ihe Penang Turf Club's Autumn Meeting:— Horses Class 4. Div. 1. 5i Furs. Chum'j Choice 9.00 Rosaline 8 12 Arizona 8.10 Carnival Time 8 10 Kinvnra 810 Bull Ring 8534 words
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Article47 1948-10-05 7 Reuter. LONDON. Mon. Following are the results of Rugby Union and Rugby League matches played today: RUGBY UNION Cross Keys 9, Aberavon 3. Penzance and Newlyn 10, Bristol 14. Pontypool 24, Penryn 3. RUGBY LEAGUE Lancashire cup semi-final Wigan 22. Bell Vue Rangers 9. Reuter.Reuter. - 47 words
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Article62 1948-10-05 7 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Mon. President Trttnrail today recorded a "substantial improvement" this year in the diet of West European nations but warned that supplies would "still leave the general level of food consumption below pre-war standards, and much lower than that in the United States." He said this inReuter. - 62 words
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Article98 1948-10-05 7 Reuter. SWANSEA. Monday.—The death was announced at his Swansea home today of Sir Arthur Whittcn Brown who in 1919 with the late Sir John Alcock made the first aiiciossing of the Atlantic. He was 62. They flew in a converted Vickers Vimy bomber. The jReuter. - 98 words
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Article139 1948-10-05 7 U.P. Miami. (Florida). Monday.— A chartered DC-3 passenger plane carrying seventeen passengers and a crew of four reported itself and lost out of gas early today and disappeared somewhere in Uic Atlantic Ocean. Coast Guard sent out ten military planes to search the area around theU.P. - 139 words
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Article52 1948-10-05 7 U.P. AMMAN. Mon. King Ab dullah of Transjordan caled today on the new Arab Government jf Palestine to "dissolve itself" because it did not have the people's support Ab-iullah insisted he could not accept the new Arab Government established at Gaza under Ahmed Hilmy Pasha asU.P. - 52 words
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Article87 1948-10-05 7 Reuter. BERLIN, Monday. The Berlin city elections will not take place as arranged on Nov. 14 because the Russian. 1 have banned all preparations in their sector, Dr. Ferdinand .-riedensburg. acting Lord Mayo r of Berlin, said today. He said the Russians would not permit theReuter. - 87 words
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Article111 1948-10-05 7 Reuter-AAP. TOKIO. Mon. A smooth speaking plausible young man yesterday took advantage of Mrs. M'tsuko Kmusu's anxiety for the welfare of her imprisoned husband to defraud her of i.OOO yen. Presenting himself at her home in Minato ward, he said he had received many favours inReuter-AAP. - 111 words
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Article41 1948-10-05 7 The fottowfiif, have been t«> icyiencnt the Customs soccer XI against Krcta Ayer [ntei-District XI tomorrow a t Farrar Park a' 5 p.m: Selby, Rumky. Kong Yip. Aziz. Masri, Doud. Rodr! gues. Cheng Kai. Sidik. Sahm Cressal, Ik<an, Mahmood.41 words
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Advertisement9 1948-10-05 7 ■SKA «d\ '^^-^^b^^Bl 2 tr, si >""• M,n and i|4<9 words
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Advertisement41 1948-10-05 7 An Outstanding Motion Picture. rntt iiww fiveiM BARBARA STANWYCK BM DAVID NiVEN Mli&sA in Crich Morio «•worqu#'» Q'*0« B'ory RICHARD CONTE O0 2 A MTTtO-CXDWYN MAT» etUASt JL Starring 50 Top Chlnpiw 1 St.«"« And a gigantic supporting cast of 80,000!41 words
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Article, Illustration481 1948-10-05 8 Secu ri ty Cou net I Told: You Can't Debate Crisis Reuter. PARIS, Mon. Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister, 1 Andrei Vyshinsky told the Security Council today it had no legal right to debate tne question of Berlin, when* he said, there was "no blockade." HV wasReuter. - 481 words
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Article54 1948-10-05 8 U.P. Beili" Mon A Russia" Ya' fighter this attemoon made an intensive pass ac lite Dritm. European Airways plane en; route from Hamburg to Berlin witt! 2fi pel sons aboard, British KOurc announced tonight. A formal written protest was filed with th Soviets at the Four PoweiU.P. - 54 words
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Article97 1948-10-05 8 United Press said thai the French Government tonight announced its readiness to resume peace talk? to tnti th~ i ommunist-lcd nationwide shutdown of Frances natiu:mli !ed coal mine involving 320,000 p.:in >;- At the same time it moved quickly to maintain order by rushing a strong force97 words
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Article124 1948-10-05 8 LUalv —Tram Reuter states that Rome's lunch hcur traffic was paralysed today when bus ami tram workers staged a 15 min-ite token strike in support Of 14,000 municipal employees who have been out since Sept. 25 demanding a wage increase of 5.000 lires a month The streets of the capital124 words
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Article81 1948-10-05 8 Reuter. At Philadelphia. Unite 1 Press said, striking airline pilots planned to go up in the ah* today for theii picketing. The Airlines Pilots Association said the pilots, wfec have been on strike against the National Airlines since last February, will fly over the International airport with smoke writingReuter. - 81 words
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Article103 1948-10-05 8 Reuter. Washington. Mon. The State Department said today that the Soviet Government has placed new restrictions on travel in Russia to staffs of foreign missions and consulates. The new list of banned areas was said to have been given in a circular note fromReuter. - 103 words
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Article66 1948-10-05 8 LONDON. Monday. The second meeting of the International Wool Study Group opened here today. The Board of Trade announc|ed that the following eountri< m were represented /trgcnUna, Australia. Belgium. Canada. Cuba, Czechoslovakia. Dominican Republic. Egypt. Eire, Finland, France. Iceland. India. Italy, the Nethei lands. New Zealand.66 words
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140 1948-10-05 8 n novelist Kathleen Windsor is doing beP.er in Singapore than best-seller playwright William Shakespeare. The film of her sensational book. Forever Amber, is drawing more people to the Cathay cinema than did Sir OHvier's film pro duction of Hamlet. In the first two days140 words
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Article, Illustration96 1948-10-05 8 •7 Icclare this stone well and truly laid." said Hir Frankhn Oimsan Of he laid the foundation *tnne of the Rotary Clubs Tul,< ,-culnsis Clinic at T,in Tock Ben§ Hospitmi yesterday afternoon. Thr Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson. speaking at the tei-partu at Tan Tock Seng HoapUoi96 words
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Article121 1948-10-05 8 Reuter. BELGRADE. Monday. Borba, the Yugoslav Communist newspaper, said today, that in the dispute between the Yugoslav and the Russian parlies "justice was not on Marshal Stalin's side." The article nevertheless paid tribute to Stalin as "the greatest living authority not cnly in the internationalReuter. - 121 words
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Article24 1948-10-05 8 AUSTIN. (Texas), Monday. The >31st Air Force Troon Carrier Wing is prepared today to move to Europe on a permanent basis.24 words
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239 1948-10-05 8 Reuter. DARIS, Mon—Six men accused of being leaders of last year's nationalist revolt in Madagascar were sentenced to death by the criminal court in Antananarivo today, Agence France Presse re- Dorted. Four others were sentenced to hard labour for life. Those sentencedReuter. - 239 words
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Article28 1948-10-05 8 CHICAGO. Monday—Mrs !Faja n Nehru, wife of India's I Minister to Washington, said jon Sunday the recent 'war" in Hyderabad was nothing but a "police action".28 words
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Article177 1948-10-05 8 Reuter. 7URICH, Mon.—The Swiss Federal Politic I partment has ordered an official of reports circulating in Switzerland U> heavy explosions from Russia which atom bombs, were recorded by the Meti Office in Zurich. "Any comments we might give would result in severe criticism from theReuter. - 177 words
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65 1948-10-05 8 U.P. VIENNA, Monday. Russian objection to Captain Michael Musmanno's article "Is Hitler Alive" caused confiscation cf the Viennese Illustrated Weekly "Die Illus trato" in the Sovie* zone Ministry of the Interior officials reported today. The article was given a* the reason for confiscation oiU.P. - 65 words
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Article51 1948-10-05 8 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. Bud Flanaj gan ot the Victoria Palace i 'Crazy Gang" show today was repoiUd "piogressing satisfactI orily" rite, an operation at a London clinic. He expected to reioin the show in three weeks time. Meanwhile. Bill Carlyll. formr member of the "gang" takes lis place.Reuter. - 51 words
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Article92 1948-10-05 8 A.P. RICHLAND CSJtttE t con si n. Mon Z ,3 nearer Ui our W sermon this uck Three jwui a gj Bad J then S4. stu-t, ahout his owfl vice. He deeMftj what was wanted to 3 about <■in ifter hn |J' Jewel preachedA.P. - 92 words
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Article145 1948-10-05 8 TOKIO. Monday, newspaper.- few signation of the Adah M net. The Toki<» I ed today that th. Ashida Cabia better. If it is accessary to have the Ntf" Public" Servii bill passed by U* delay in the Cabinet, tion "may be unavoidibk. In that145 words
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Article58 1948-10-05 8 UP pAjtxs. 2 meeting oi th. M aMnet was su*» l«j pm. Una Qu. tiil. t>- j am it would rational u< ..dditit aaS oVt»' j It was kTJ -ecetaries ol three defence m»» be n tetsue ted J without fail sumed the Cal e«i theUP - 58 words
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