Malaya Tribune, 3 November 1948
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Title Section62 1948-11-03 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Printing Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh A Penang Telegrams: "Tribune Spore." Telephone: 5811 (9 lines) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agent* Meaara. Colin Turner Ltd.,62 words
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Article125 1948-11-03 1 Reuter. Tun* .cfcca X ifP A T itnmi\ >' I thi ii I'auah to C I .njt.t jh, »1 voted m |f< in »ri il i ~,.//< re. ii. iv ii'i'ni homour v y, h lllnt i 'l ft,, httk pfaytraod iocs il look to porfi taktdReuter. - 125 words
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Article76 1948-11-03 1 Reuter. HEW YORK, r«3* A terp crowd -h mttl "anml link' vh> Governor Thomas Dcvmff, ami Mrs I>rirn/ r-u.t their rot' n a Mtnh'tt- Virt, Wew y- :k, schod at. "Thai I Dotal \> i 'i i ,t. anyhow" Mr. Ue- rmi iented. Th> tdbcoi is just a tfre<Reuter. - 76 words
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Article38 1948-11-03 1 U.P. WH vork. Tues. —The toigg Mission Conference today that Dr. F. pioneer missionary ifccattr v emplaning for on December 28 at •i invitation of the Siamese nt to spend ten listing a nationwide ■»ej campaign.—IT.P.U.P. - 38 words
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Article, Illustration1099 1948-11-03 1 But Republicans Are Very Confident U.P. YORK. Tues.— Early reports on todays polling indicate tnat Govern©! Thomas E Dewey of New York will be elected President of the United States by an overwhelming majority Speaking at eight pm GMT—with four polling r«,urs still to go ir mostU.P. - 1,099 words
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Article89 1948-11-03 1 The application for a writ of habeas corpus on behalf of Carlton Arthur Hire, who was arrested in connection with the gun running case. 1 was dismissed by the Acting Chief Justice, this morning. His Lordship held that the affidavit supporting the motion by Miss Ivy Taye89 words
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Article30 1948-11-03 1 NANKING, Tues.—Neutral reports from Mukiert tonight said Nationalist air bombing of city continued today, and for the past **rs Mukden has been without lignts and water.30 words
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Article56 1948-11-03 1 Reuter. ROCHESTER, c tv York, Tues. Without a drrubt tho oldest polluter in the X'nited Htatts. 101-year-old James A Harm, a veteran of the civil IOOTj i oted here today in his 22nd consecutive Presidential election. He mi aifiharged from hospital only last week after pneumonia. He sadReuter. - 56 words
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Article48 1948-11-03 1 Kuala Lumpur, today.— Four horses will not go to the tapes today. They are Waddle, Lady Ruth Cold Stream and Marlfield. Rained last night. Going will be heavy. Best bets: A/.ad. Advantage and Nachtegaal. Win and place: Batti 11. Jaunty and Mis* Fino.48 words
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205 1948-11-03 1 Reuter. PARIS, Tuesday. M. Paul Henri Spaak, Belgian Foreign Minister, today rebuked M. Andrei Vyshinsky, Chief Soviet delegate, for an "insulting speech" in the United Nations Political Committee, of which M. Spaak is President. The Committee, which was discussing Greece, had earlier beenReuter. - 205 words
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Article232 1948-11-03 1 U.P. YORK. Tues.—The people of Britain wore criti--1 cised by the Archbishop of York, Dr. Cyril F Garbett. today for commonness of adultery. decline in honesty and increase in crime. ADULTERY "Divorce courts show adultery is so common that it i' hardly recognised as blameworthy, exemptU.P. - 232 words
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474 1948-11-03 1 DATO ONN TELLS BRITONS– Reuter. lON DON, Tues.—Dato Onn bin Jaffar, Prime Minister of Johore, in a statement issued here today said: "I know there is a small section of the people in iVlalaya today who wtnt immediate and complete independence, but IReuter. - 474 words
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Article26 1948-11-03 1 ANKARA. Tues. —The Turkish Government todajissued a directive halting the issuance of exit visas to Jews, who desire to leave for Palestine.26 words
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Article16 1948-11-03 1 TRUMAN WIDENS LEAD l.at.st election figures: Truman 4,761,671. Hewev »,828,006. Thurmond 343,286. Wallace 158,943.16 words
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Article102 1948-11-03 1 TUT, TUT TRUD Reuter. MOSCOW, Tues. Almost the entire British Pacific Fleet is concentrated In Singapore to take part in reprisals against the Malayan population, the Soviet Trade Union newspaper, Trud, said today. The London docks were crammed with armoured ears and cas«s of armament labelled "Singapore" and "Kuala Lumpur",Reuter. - 102 words
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Advertisement119 1948-11-03 1 r~ i I iiittyt»** i I m*> I s:,nit:«r> "»res J B ,throo.n Fittings tan CHENG MOH J J ELECTRIC CO. J I CBOSS BI, 3064. J I 1 M>0Al*O«E. H Genuine" Hohner" Chromatic Harmonicas. Hohner'a Chromatic Harmonicas provide the sharps n,J flata not found on in-- ordinary harmonicas and119 words
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Advertisement14 1948-11-03 1 ■■■^^■p^pHmammmmmaßa DANGER HOURS 6 p.m. till 9 p.m. —Save Electricity— ROM 6 TO 914 words
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Advertisement64 1948-11-03 1 Gift* (Perwpex or Plant lr Lamps in various designs) for CHRISTMAS, WEDDING BIRTHDAY. Obtainable ut: MODERN S1GNCRAFTS 58 Prinsep St. (Phone *****) also Manufacturers of Plastic Sign*, Name Platen, Aluminium Signs, eta. For over half a century 555 IMPOATID tHMEgSu i a r ROM iONOON \0jtWf£&£w§ thrir reputation is $$fSNmW&P64 words
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Article92 1948-11-03 2 n..- Roctel Wi-hmm- DopartMll ,u ~iuH.M thah ChHdran'A iVnlir in Maxwell Koad Marlut Am. Btang -Mil which was lonu. riy occuolpd hy th« Army 11 g liU.iy < :n» f on iH'iiuii «'t ithi' Department took ovey Urn {place ut an Informal otMaony I held yesterday.92 words
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Article45 1948-11-03 2 Soap production in the Federation of Malaya ut 1.630,305 lbs in September showed an increase of 133,521 lbs. over the previous month. There were 19 soap factories in production in Penang alone out of the total of 46 situated throughout the Federation.45 words
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Article175 1948-11-03 2 2 MORE SUB-STATIONS THE Municipality has provided $130,000 for a 1 complete set of rotor bltdings for St. James Power Station and for the erection of two substations. The set of rotor blades alone may cost $26,579; fitting charges are estimated at $18,--500; and175 words
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Article121 1948-11-03 2 THE attention of the Commissioner for Labour has been drawn by the Secretary of the Army Civil Service Union to an error appearing' in page 97, Table XXII of the Report of the Singapore Labour Department for 1947 by which that I'nion was recorded as121 words
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346 1948-11-03 2 THE Joint Supply Board, wh»ch acts as a pan-Malayan baying body, will be closed down by the end of next year. Upon closure, the Board's duties will be shared 1 between the Governments of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya. The Singapore Food Controi346 words
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Article30 1948-11-03 2 A Javanese labourer who was knocked down by a military lorry yesterday at 7.10 a.m. at 4 2 milestone Pasir Panjang died in hospital the jam? day.30 words
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Article65 1948-11-03 2 A post for a "Prevention and Infectious Disease Nurse" hasbeen approved by the Municipality for Middleton Hospital. Provision for such a nurse is included in the list of approved offices in the Health Department for 1949. The saiary scheme will be the same as for nurses attached65 words
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Article132 1948-11-03 2 A claim by Mr. Frank W. Brewer, architect. against Madam Cheng Geok Lin for the recovery of $15,600 in connection with plans which he prepared for a housing project in Napier Road, was dismissed by Mr. Justice Brown in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Mr. Brewer alleged132 words
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Article103 1948-11-03 2 JROOPS and security forces in Malaya's jungles are short of reading material. Stationed in isolated places. there is very little for them to do during their hours off duty, and the Army authorities in Singapore are trying to collect books aiid magazines for them. "The V.M.C.A.103 words
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Article98 1948-11-03 2 Radio Malaya is to consider the payment demand of the Singapore Musicians' Union for relays of their music. But the Broadcasting Department will not take an immediate decision on the subject. Deputy-Director of Broadcasting, Mr. H. W. Jackson told the Morning Tribune yesterday, "We have nothing98 words
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Article48 1948-11-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tut sday. The High Commissioner. Sir Henry Gum* y, returned to Kuala Lumpur this afternoon from a three-day visit to Kelantan and Irengganu. Sir Gurncy went up to the Siamese border and discussed with the police the situation in that area.48 words
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Article36 1948-11-03 2 Dr. J. T. Fernandez has been appointed by the Municipal Commissioners to act in place of Dr. A. Thurai. Medical Offic-er-charge. Municipal Staff. Dr. Thurai will shortly proceed to Australia on 12 months' vacation leave.36 words
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Article54 1948-11-03 2 The Peopk's Education Association will hold a social and dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on November 13 at 8 p.m. Ticket.- are available from Dr. C. J. Faglar, Tel. No. ***** o r 4873, Prof. T. H. flffcock. and from the secretary of the P. E.54 words
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344 1948-11-03 2 GENERATOR CASE A LETTER from the Air Command, Far East to No 2 Base Radio Repair Depot, Paya Lebar, stating that 20 KVA diesel generating sets are "very useful" and instructing the depot to "make efforts to render them serviceable" was admitted as evidence344 words
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120 1948-11-03 2 Verdicts of death by misadventure were recorded at the joint inquest yesterday on Arthur John Tite (43). branch manager of the Shell Company, and Tham Yeok. a 35-year-old Chinese woman. Tite and Tham Yeok were i killed in a car crash at Serangoon Road120 words
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Advertisement98 1948-11-03 2 RrifufMN I i\rf MIAMI i Ime V KOM%\VW* j Team! A. *«N ™*W HERBERT WILCOX presents "SPRING «n PARK LANE" STAKKI.NG ANNA MICHAEL TOM NEAGLE WILDING WALLS TODAY! it.*** G. 30, 9.15 Preceded by Latest I MARCH OF TIME 'TEACHERS' CRISIS" j j IBEMB NMH ROBEV r, TAYLOB j\ Si98 words
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Advertisement129 1948-11-03 2 a TODAY SHOW'S AT ta«J G. 80; Rehana V. H. Des;r Miiiittaz All in "KHIDKI" (Hindustani) A Sparkling Musical Comedy. I i „0 GLOBE 6 0 Whole Serial! "DESERT AGENT" Tomorrow ".V! uen|ii» (Color NEW WO'iLH mm L mt CHUNGKING HI! Tomorrow: "Lady <*: The w ftfOMter** SHOWING I- I129 words
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Advertisement55 1948-11-03 2 "Mb 1» New Seaside Tjl TOM.. 11l ]JH Pr "le of the Marbe finish Last 3Sf l; .ws I Ujj^J «I Hi sr\ KKllv BOMANTK OMBjj "OliT OF THE If .Oeara* Bnm HajfeJ liirhan Be, opening rt^vonj! roii ONE I>U (,m, "Leave Her to kJ IM mii >i- 0i1,.; Don't55 words
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Miscellaneous320 1948-11-03 2 On Your Radio Today MALAY JL ENGLISH Cases'": 10 30 Dance music PROGRAMMES tram the Prince's Restaurant. 11.00 Last News Summary ana PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH Close Down. 10.55 a.m. to 12.00 noon Eng PROGRAMMES IN MALAY lish Schools Broadcast. 12.00 p.m. Programme Sum 1.00 p.m. Lunch-time music mary: 12.05 Musical320 words
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Article438 1948-11-03 3 LOWER AMUSEMENT TAX WOULD HELP (Tribune Staff Reporter) -ry in the city are being hard hit by m operating costs. They estimate rail increase over pre-war costs is and 300 per cent. [then point in a Singapore P* 1 and asking for reduction in the Cinebitors'438 words
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Article157 1948-11-03 3 QFFERS of assistance for Billy Loh, T.B., patient in Tan Took Seng Hospital are coining fast from Australian ex-diggers who remember the help he gave them when they were prisoners of war. One comes from the head of a large Australian food product firm157 words
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Article301 1948-11-03 3 Says A Woman Friend IK atliditv it sworn by Miss Ivy Taye, attractive Chines- woman friend of Carlton Hire, the Singapore businessman held by the Dutch at Tanjong faing in connection with the Catalma arms smugtftoj? use. was read in the Singapore High Court301 words
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Article112 1948-11-03 3 ON Saturday morning, the Singapore A nti-Tubereuio-sis Association will open an ?xhibition of their newly acquired mass X-ray equipment n John Littles. "The exhibit will b" complete with radiographers, mirses and technicians, because we want he public to learn about mass X-ray," Mr. C. Edwards, jhairnan112 words
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Article25 1948-11-03 3 Bandits attael-: tc j the Hock I -im Estate. Johore Buhri: psterday and were routed ifte- a fifteen minute buttle. Therr were no casualties.25 words
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273 1948-11-03 3 TWO jackstays and a life-line rigged by British sailors of HMS Cossack >aved 1,270 soldiers and 40 civilions including 12 women from the s.s. Ling Yung lying broadside ofT a sandy beach m Masu Bay (Formosa). A daring officer swam out to the ship273 words
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71 1948-11-03 3 Ng Kok Choi, on his way to a chap-ji-kee syndicate, was arrested by detectives in Blanco Road with $14,592 worth of lottery slips. Tins WCs stated in the S, (end Police Court yesterday. Ng was charged with assisting in the operation of a publi'71 words
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Article58 1948-11-03 3 Two British strgeants on duty near the factory of Teone, Seoag Estate in the Tapah area yesterday pursued a Chinese who threw a grenade at him U did not go orf. The Chinese left a sack Of food behind him. In Kedah. two Chinese were murdered58 words
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Article14 1948-11-03 3 At Kampong Java a Cnir. 's- 1 was hurt by a vexd-saw yesterday.14 words
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174 1948-11-03 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) In Singapore harbour last night were Iwo Russian ships, the Cherniakovsky and the Vtoraja Piatiietka here to load 15,000 tons of rubber for I Odessa. The crews of the two ships have been forbidden by the Immigration authorities to come ashore.174 words
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Article33 1948-11-03 3 Following discussion* a: Batavia between representatives of the two Governments cencorned, Indonesian authotHtes at Batavia decided not to close the port of Telok tSetoßf (Or barter trade with Singapore.33 words
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33 1948-11-03 3 The Government of India haa approved a grant of $15.000 to the Ramakrishna Mis3«< n. Singapore towards the cost ut building a dormitory at theii orphanage in Singapore.33 words
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Article111 1948-11-03 3 rUHKHAS serving with the Britiih Army will con- timie to e*H themselves that and not Gorkltas Ik suite of the decision made in India this week. But one of the battalions now in Malaya called themselves Goorkhas before they came under the British rmy. The decision to111 words
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Article67 1948-11-03 3 I/UANTAN. Tuesday. Three Malay Regiment soldiers were killed and two wounded in a terrorist ambush on a convoy of five vehicles in the Kuara Lipis area this morning. Terrorists attacked the convoy on its way to Gua Musang. when it was three miles north of Kuala Lipis67 words
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Article55 1948-11-03 3 The Junior Symphony Orcht stra will put on a frei concert on at the Victoria Mem:.rial Hall on Sunday. There will be no reservation of scats. Municipal President, Mr. Blytii t has suggested that free musical concerts should be regular feature in Singapore. Th.- are giving a show55 words
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Article64 1948-11-03 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Gienudier Guards were in action yesteiday when they eneuuntered two terrorists at Lukit Jalll Estate, Sungei Besi. They opened fire and wounded one of them. Both men. however, escaped. A search was made of the sui rounding area and a hut was discovered. The64 words
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Article21 1948-11-03 3 At a biscuit factory m Chin Swee Road a labourer coitapped under the vve'ght of a sack oi flour, yesterday.21 words
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Article324 1948-11-03 3 JIN ingots, worth #'Jf>,4oo, <hiir,;><•-! by the Japanese into Singapore Harbour Board waters, featured in n ease against Mohamad Xoor bin vSom, Malay dredge serang, at the Seventh PolVe Court yesterday. Mohamed dredged the ingots from the sea under instructions from a Harbour Boa?.!324 words
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Article28 1948-11-03 3 Three unarmed. Hokklensptaking Chine, c broke Into 41 Bin Koh street at l a.m. y -sterday morning and gut away with cash, jewellery and cigarottej worth $3co.cu.28 words
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Advertisement7 1948-11-03 3 Good food tastes all the with Colman's7 words
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Advertisement1518 1948-11-03 3 Tribune. SITUATIONS VACANT^ V, ANTED a young and experienced waitress for a bar and restaurant. Apply in person at 4 5, Bras Basah Road be iv.een 10 and 11 a.m. (1'.934> WANTED COOrt-BOY ami amah for European hou-ehoiu must have good testimonials. Apply Box No. A 1761 M.T. I'enang. (T928)1,518 words
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Article473 1948-11-03 4 THE Federation Government plan to recruit 1 Malay labour in Kelantan is reported to be meeting with opposition. The recruiting scheme was recommended by the Labour Department to offset the loss of labour due to thousands of Malay youths, mostly from the kampongs, joining the Auxiliary Police473 words
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Article, Illustration772 1948-11-03 4 Herbert V. Evatt - U Dr. Evatt Asks "How Far Have We Succeeded?" Bv m Herbert V. Evatt President Of The UN General Assembly THE peoples of the United Nations, through their representatives at San Francisco in 1945 when the Charter was written and the organization established, declared their determination772 words
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Article281 1948-11-03 4 WASHINGTON, with the White House refusing to say anything about this vvinter*a social season, rather reBemMea Ascot without a Royal enclosure or a luxury liner without a captain's table. U la customary for the PrelsMlent's wife early in October to announce the various dinners, leceptions, diplomatic281 words
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Advertisement311 1948-11-03 4 DANCE TO TIBOR KI'NSTLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA WITH DELIGHTFUL SHIRLEY LENNER AT (phJLWJLA. IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF GftIETY AND CHARM THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. China Building, Chulla Street, Singapore. FIRE MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, WORKMEN INSURANCE, etc. (Branches Agents at Hongkong, Java, Bangkok all towns in Malaya. M R oSs311 words
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Advertisement125 1948-11-03 4 Introducing NEW RADIOGRAi with the CHI!!!*! UWIIl'l!* Incorporated in a polished teak wood cabinet finished in Mgh here is a top value combination console. Ihe 'anions Oosaor r Vary Receiver with band spread tuning on short-waves and latest ntiagic tuning. In operation this receiver is delightful to manipulate, tne control125 words
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443 1948-11-03 5 HARDSHIPS SUFFERED B V FAMILIES OF CRISIS DETAINEES ALLEGED (Tribune Staff Reporter) fJROWING Malay public protests against the Federation Government u policy of delaying the trial of Malay detainees under the Emergency regulations were reported recently by the Utusar. Melayu. This policy not only has443 words
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Article, Illustration182 1948-11-03 5 THREE HOLIDAY GIRLS SWIM ,SUN-BATH WISH FOR MORE.... Holida} rome very seldom for Ivy, Emilee e so on Deepavali they took the of Joining 200 members of their church for a picnic at Siglap. Swimming or lying in the m, c ii t oughts were far from oil woi '<182 words
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160 1948-11-03 5 Reuter. SYDNEY, Tues.—Melbourne ooctors can now expectant mothers v. i!h a serum which in ki certtin protection" against German iid Professor F M. Burnet, director of liter and Eliza Hal] Medical Research Institute. H< aid German measles by expectant could cause babies to hornReuter. - 160 words
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Article, Illustration1038 1948-11-03 5 S. Burton Heath - 2 Jess up Voi ce Of America By S. Burton Heath A COLUMBIA University student of International law, assignee to write a term {•apcr. telephoned to hi? I rofesxof "How many footnotes should there be on a page?' he asked. Without hesitation the professor answered: "Seven, of course." When the1,038 words
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190 1948-11-03 5 Reuter, AAP. SYDNEY. Tues. —What amounts to a Royt'. reprieve has been granted Melbourne's police squadron of greys. Not since 1938 has a police remount been born, but recently Betty. the mare which escorted the Duchess of Gloucester's carriage, foaled a long-legged, timid grey,Reuter, -AAP. - 190 words
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Article105 1948-11-03 5 Reuter. CANTON. Tues. Canton has now tntercd into what la known as the "Winter Defence" period in which police vigilance is increased generally. A feature of this year'; campaign is the introduction of a "Five Families Guarant< c" system, whereby it is ne- cessary for offenders ofReuter. - 105 words
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Article62 1948-11-03 5 Rev. Chew Hock Hin ol the j Paya Lebar Methodist Church conducts his Bible study I classes with lilm equipment i lriends gavr him i n America j when he went there. A Sunday School Rally and picnic at Bedok on Monday I was given a62 words
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Article117 1948-11-03 5 Reuter. MANILA, Tues. Soviet invasion of the Philippines In th<event of World fXTa outbreak between America and the U.S. S.R. is remote, according to Ruperto Kangleon, the Republic's secretary of national defence. The Philippines, he said, is in no danger of invasion by Russian seaborneReuter. - 117 words
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Advertisement33 1948-11-03 5 Complaints also guard against the germs which cause diseases For, in Asepso Soap there is an active antiseptic-Bmiodide of Mercury— li£ ITD which helps to destroy any germs and keep your skin healthy.33 words
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Advertisement290 1948-11-03 5 Revilali.se Your KIDNEYS And You'll Feel Young-Look Young Nothing acea ma" th*n ache* rauaed through bad ki.tn. V action. This makea sou mffer Gctt.no UP N.ghta. Burnmg. »trh-n 9 Passages. Nerves. Oirnness. ma"sm. Backache. Leg Pa.na. Circle* I under Eyes. Swollen Ankles. Loss of Aooetite. Energy, etc.. becauae nrv*"wm«-h ahould290 words
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469 1948-11-03 6 Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday.—Alastair McCorquodale, th* Scottish sprinter and the Amateur Athletic Association 220 yards champion, has been awarded the C. N. Jack son Memorial Cup for the outstanding Britten athlete of the year. Other annual awards announced at the Amateu! Athletic Association areReuter. - 469 words
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Article101 1948-11-03 6 SYDNEY. —Buenos Aires and Detroit are Melbourne's chief rivals at present for the honour of being the Olympic Games city of 1956, said Sir Frank Beaurepaire, former Olympic swimmer, in an Interview. "Formerly Milwaukee, Los Angeles and Philadelphia were in the running but I under- stand101 words
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Article68 1948-11-03 6 The following are selected to represent the Thomson Youngsters M B" against trn Naval Base Asiatic Hospital Badminton Team in a friendly match of 4 Singles and 3 Doubles to bt played off at the Naval Base on Sunday the November 7, 1948 at 7 a.m sharp: Sulong.68 words
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209 1948-11-03 6 THE Australian Amateur Athletic Union hopes that four world ranking athletes will visit Australia for the Australian National title meeting to be held in Sydney in January 1949. They are the Jamaican 440 yards and hBO yards champion and Olympic 400 metres champion, A.209 words
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Article102 1948-11-03 6 Migrants arriving recently fiom Europe by plane have been piloted by Lionel Van Praag, famous Australian dirt track motor-cyclist. Van Praag, who was once dirt track 'champion of the woild. has dominated Australian tracks for many years, and has captained many Australian teams in matches against the102 words
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Advertisement607 1948-11-03 6 SITUATION VACANT WANTED by a large American firm experienced Accountants and Accounts Clerks. Apply stating age, experience and salary required to Box No. E. 414 Malaya Tribune. NOTICES AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT AND A.I.F. NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS Applications are invited from fully qualified nurses who desire to be candidates lor the undermentioned scholarships,607 words
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Advertisement247 1948-11-03 6 LAURO LINE REGULAR FAST PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE m.v. "NAPOLI" IG.OOO TONS 18 KNOTS I Sailing On or about 15th November. 1948 for Colombo. Bombay, Karachi (optional subject to inducement offers > Port Said. Marsedles, Genoa and Naples. 3rd class fares Outombu ¥125.00; Bombay $160.00, Karachi $175.00. For further particulars247 words
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Advertisement221 1948-11-03 6 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. V Lloyds Agents in Singapore. Ticket Agents For Malayan Railways 888 GLEN LINE FOR LOW DON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG. V calls Tangier calls Alexandria Dae Sails v GLENGARRY G. 10/11 6th Nov. 1 GLEN GYLE 15th Nov. 21st Nov. GLENOGLE Early Dec. Mid. Dec GLENARTNEY 23rd Dec.221 words
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Advertisement518 1948-11-03 6 23 MANSFIELD CO., jf BMBB SAILINGS FROM U.K v .vitfiauipUH V From U.S A. l "J.A. "Eurypyius" From t'.K. fe "Glenogle" ..Due from U.K. "Adrastus" Due from U.K. "Astyanax" Due from IK. jj "Eurymedon Due from U.K. "Nanking Victory' Due from LJg I aaJJing» for LIVERPOOL,'oLAMaiu ft coniinentallSS -Myrmidon" Sails518 words
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Article, Illustration220 1948-11-03 7 Straight-Set Wins In All 4 Matches THOMAS CUP BADMINTON STARTS Reuter COPENHAGEN, Tues—Denmark won all four matches when her European zone first round Thomas Cup badminton tie against Ireland began here today. A small but enthusiastic crowd watched the Danes play what was in effectReuter - 220 words
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315 1948-11-03 7 Kota Raja Sch.jol won the "A" Division championship trophy for the second successive year at the 22nd Annual Inter-Malay-schools Sports meet at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, in celebration of the Muslim new year 1368. "B" Division championship was won by Serangoon Malay School.315 words
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175 1948-11-03 7 BY 4 'CELLULOID" The Selection and Touring Committees o! the fcgtfarr T»nle Ttnnis Association met yesterday »t the hinese Y.M.C.A. and decided to send ji Singapore «h!e tennis temi to tour Hongkong. TL. vvil! leave Singaa December 3. 1948 last175 words
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Article87 1948-11-03 7 Sydney heavyweight wrestler. Jim Armstrong, who was third in his division at the Olympi? Games, is expected to refu.-e an offer of eAI.OOV a yev to become a professftonel h England. A fly. year.v contract is involved, with good" terms. j Axmstrorfc said that George!87 words
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Article57 1948-11-03 7 F N Soccer The following have been invited to play for the F. I Sports Clu» XI in a friendly soccer match with H. M. Customs XI. on Wednesday. November 3. 1948 H Farrer Park- Hamid: J. Nonis. Awang Chik: Bronham. Amatsah. Ami: McKean. Kassim. Talib. im Peng. Ah. Reserves:57 words
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102 1948-11-03 7 Peter Mullins, Australian decathlon representative at Wembley, and on his performance there, sixth best allrounder in the world, is still competing in B-grade sporting events in Sydney. This in because he refuses to desert his old club, Moore Bark, which is not102 words
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Article964 1948-11-03 7 The following ore the weights, probable riders j and candidates, together with their last three runs for today's races, thi third day of the Selangor Turf I Club's October/November Meeting. The first race will start at 2.15 p.m.: RACE ONE HORSES CLASS 4 DIV. 5, 5i FURS. 0964 words
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Article80 1948-11-03 7 Reuter. BRUSSELS. Tuesday. Be- fore a crowd of 40,000 a London Football Association XI I beai Diables Rouges, the Belgian representative side, by four goals to three here today. I I The Belgian team impress, d in the early stages, and led by one goal to zero atReuter. - 80 words
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Article106 1948-11-03 7 By ALLAN I EWIS Ram i—spilt WING Colour Patch Scholar Ram 2—batti n Bonnie (ircv rial I Ma Kmc S—JAUNTY Devon Mr. Chips Boot I—AZAD Sunny Valley Spring Up Race s—Miss PINO Virtuso Martini Rare ■—NACHTBGAAL Sky Raider II lilt t(I I'iKOCN Rare T—ADVANTAGE Refftaa ffHrliai fib X:,,.,.106 words
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Article151 1948-11-03 7 THE following matches of th( Singapore Badminton > hampionihlpi will be played a the Clerical I'nion Hall. Rangoon Road SATURDAY. Nov. 6 at 2.15 p.m Commercial Houses Semi final: Shells Sports Club CheOßg Koon Seng Co.. Ltd. Tournament Committee in charge Michael Tan. WED. Nov.151 words
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Article142 1948-11-03 7 Displaying splendid combination, the Eounavista Sports Club trounced Base Ordinance d snot by four goals to nil at soccer at Alexandra Road ground on Sunday. Tiamser led tfc, attack admirably and opened accounts for the Bounavista in tenth minute oft b cross pass by Osman on142 words
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Article31 1948-11-03 7 Reuter. LIEGE. Tuesday. Liege drew at one goal all with Derby County, the English League Division One side, here today. At half time Liege led by one goal to zero. Reuter.Reuter. - 31 words
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111 1948-11-03 7 From ALLAN LEWIS AZAI) is the safest bet for totf'y's Kuala Lum pur races, the third day of the Selangor Turf Club's October-November Meeting. Azad has been well treated with a load of 8 4, and should pound pass the judge in111 words
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245 1948-11-03 7 The following are the results of singles matches between the Selangor Golf Club and the R.S.G.C. played last Saturday afternoon W. MeMullan (R.S.G.C.) beat W. J. Gibb (Selangor) 1 up: R. B. Lauriston (Selangor) beat A. W. Scott (R.S.G.C.) 2 and 1: R. Craik245 words
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Article101 1948-11-03 7 Today Sports HOCKEY: S. R. C. v. M. C U S. R. C; G. H. Q. Signal Rtgt. v. 19 Air Fmn. Sig Regt. -Tanglin; R. N. Polic v. Nee Soon H C. Seletar: Raffles College v. Indian Assn.--College ground; S'pcn Colts H C. v. B. O. D. C. A101 words
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Article49 1948-11-03 7 The Ceylon Tamils' Association held a succtssful Deepavali Sports Meet on Monday at Balestier Road. The prizes were distributed by Mrs. P. T. Nathan. The 440 yards Opt n Relay was won by the Police 'earn Clips for the winners were presented by Dr. p. T. Nathan.49 words
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Article26 1948-11-03 7 Clemenceau youngsters beat R.A.S.C. (436 Coy.) by the odd ?oal In three when they met t football at Fo» 1 Canning o n Monday.26 words
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Article124 1948-11-03 8 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. Mr. Hugh Dalton. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, hinted in the House of Commons tonight there might be :*>me more nationalisation measures in the next Parliament. He was re-plying to a debate in winch the Opposition had criticised the Gov. rnmentReuter. - 124 words
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Article109 1948-11-03 8 PARIS. Tues. A BiUisn spokesman tod'ty described the Palestine situation as "dangerous" and "precarious" and said the British delegation was pressing for tho Tecurity Council to meet tomorrow Instead of Thursday as scheduled, t.) resume its work on the Palestine problem. The spokesman paid "repo: :.s from109 words
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Article260 1948-11-03 8 "You Aim At War" Radio Moscow Tells Britain And U. S. U.P I ONDON, Tues.—Moscow Radio today unleash ed a blistering attack on the United States and Britain for refusing to st ttle the Berlin question. A Pravda article broadcast by Radio MoscowU.P - 260 words
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Article70 1948-11-03 8 Singapoie's musical children may be the spearhead of a new plan to provide entertainment for the colony's music lovers. The acting President of the Municipal Commissioners. Mr. W. L. Blythe. has suggested that the Singapore Junior Symphony Orchestra should give a tree, 'no-reservation' concert, which might lead70 words
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Article22 1948-11-03 8 U.P. Sar.francisco. Tuesday. Roge; D. Lapham. the United States' chief Recovery Administrator for China, lettiieie for Shanghai by plane.—U.PU.P. - 22 words
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Article33 1948-11-03 8 U.P. NAPLES. Tues. Twentyfive persons were believed dead under a landslide of 10.000 cubic ureters of Tufs rock from Posillipo Hill after 21 hours of fruitless rescue work LLP.U.P. - 33 words
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Article, Illustration272 1948-11-03 8 U.P. I ONDON, Tues.—Princess Maigaret sat on the very edge of her chair and leaned on the railings of the royal box when Danny Kave was making animal noises at a Royal arietv performance at the Palladium lasi night EvenU.P. - 272 words
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Article91 1948-11-03 8 Reuter. ROME. Tues. The tiial of former Marshal Rodolfo GfMtani. Mussolini's Chief of Staif was adjourned in con fusion this afternoon. as defence counsel. Prosecutor, witness an-1 accuu"d all rose to their feet shouting while the President rang the bell suspending the hearing. The former MarshallReuter. - 91 words
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Article52 1948-11-03 8 Reuter. MANILA. 'lues. A male infant who lived only 30 minutes after birth was' born in Las Pinas, Rizal province, which is immediately south of Manila, with all internal organs exposed. The mother, wife of a labourer, survived, and la now going about her housework asReuter. - 52 words
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Article, Illustration16 1948-11-03 8 lue beaches were crowded nn Deepavali so these merit! lids took to an indoor pool16 words
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178 1948-11-03 8 U.P. P;\RIS, Tues.—French Government troops attacked with Sherman tanks today to dislodge several hundred coal mine pickets at Calonne-Lievin pitheads in northern France. The government assault described by United Press correspondent Jean Pillet as a "full sealmilitary operation" begun early in the afternoon. SeveralU.P. - 178 words
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Article276 1948-11-03 8 CATHAY: session 1 with \Z I Robert Tayio" I 4JJ 6.45 ami S n Spru, wuh Anr., Micha.-I Wildii I and B 15 p.m. REX: "Chinta with S »put Roomai N or and 915 Pm PAVILION: Mr Build. Hi, Dr am Bl > Grant-- U5 J p.m.276 words
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