Malaya Tribune, 11 January 1950
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Title Section64 1950-01-11 1 MALAYA Tribune HY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE f LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Ter. "InW* f Phone 3811/3 Nbt Ihm Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh md Penang LIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LOtfDON REPRESENTATIVE E Maurice64 words
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Article, Illustration230 1950-01-11 1 I piCTCRES above form part of full-page 1 advertisements tak n In newspapers throushout America by the Ibrandsten Shipping Line In a campaign accusing Secretary of State Deiin Acheson and Navy Secretary Francis P Matthews of failing to protect American ships running230 words
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Article169 1950-01-11 1 HYING ARROW A.P. ABOARD THE FLYING ARROW. Tues.—The United States destroyers, the Bausell and Stickell. arrived this afternoon to aid in patching up the shell-bat-tered American freighifr flying Arrow, anchored off the mouth of the Yangtse River. Lieutenant G. C. L. Stuart of the StickellA.P. - 169 words
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Article31 1950-01-11 1 A.P. WIG AN, Tues. Albert Shepherd, a 23-year-old waiter, received the Royal Humane Society's Bronze Medal to day for rescuing two children from drowning in a canal lock. —A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article419 1950-01-11 1 Be Friendly With Red China —Nehru COLOMBO TALKS-SECOND DAY Reuter. COLOMBO. Tuesday. INDIAN Prims Minister Jawaharlal Nefiru told the Commonwealth Foreign Ministers today that countries recognizing Communist China must ?lso extend cautious friendliness to the R°d regime. Representatives of the eight Commonwealth countries divided on the issue of recognizing MaoReuter. - 419 words
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91 1950-01-11 1 RACIALISM NOT COMMUNISM THE DANGER Reuter. DURBAN, Tues. The greatest danger to Commonwealth relations, peace and progress comes "not from communism but from preaching and practising racial discrimination," the South Alrican Indian Congress declared in a cable today to heads of all delegations at the Colombo Commonwealth conference. A conventionReuter. - 91 words
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Article22 1950-01-11 1 A.P. LOS ANGELES. Tues. Ann Sheridan may get US$l5O,OOO for a Aim in wh eh .she did not appear. A.P.A.P. - 22 words
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Article22 1950-01-11 1 Reuter. LOVDON, Tues. A British Parliamentary delegation of rive, mv.ted to visit Burma, left for Rangoon by air today —Reuter.Reuter. - 22 words
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76 1950-01-11 1 Reuter. LONDON, Tu?*.—Britain's General E'ection wi'l be held on Thursday, February 28, it xvas ofiiHa!ly announced here tonight. The announcement, which ends months of poMtica' uncertainty said the King had agreed to dissolve Parliament on Friday, February 3. The last generalReuter. - 76 words
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Article38 1950-01-11 1 A.P. LONDON, Tues. One of Britain's biggest bookmakers made the Labour Party a 4-6 favourite today to win the 1950 General Election. Douglas Stuart < Duggie Never Owes) offered 5-4 against Winston Churchill's Conservatives.—A.P.A.P. - 38 words
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Article35 1950-01-11 1 U.P. MANILA, Tues. Indonesian Consul Genera- Charles Tambu will leave here for Jakarta via Singapore at 12.60 a.m. Wednesday, presumably to receive instructions from the new United States of Indonesia Government.—U.P.U.P. - 35 words
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Article121 1950-01-11 1 A.P. KARACHI, Tues. Dr Peston Sorabji Dubash. a local parsi scientist, revealed here recently that his discovery of "invisible rays" lasr year was based on "decomposing or rather disintegr-'it ing pyrrhetite," and also from "crushed pyrites ir weak acid." He said that he could produce "invisible rays"A.P. - 121 words
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Article645 1950-01-11 1 LAWRENCE G. MANI - Indonesians Plan Rival For Spore's Entreport Trade By LAWRENCE G. MANI THE Indonesian Government is now considering a proposal to turn Jakarta (Batavia) into a free port to compete with Singapore, well informed sources said in Singapore yesterday. Leading Singapore businessmen who were told of645 words
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66 1950-01-11 1 A.P. PENANG, Tues. The first action here against violation of the National Emblems Control of Display Law was taken by police when three Chinese, including two women, were arresiea o.i Saturday night for displaying two foreign flags both Red China emblems. The flagsA.P. - 66 words
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60 1950-01-11 1 SEGAMAT. Today. Security forces on board the Singapore Kuala Lumpur night mail were alerted when the train broke down between Labis and Tenang at 12.15 a.m. this morning. There was no damage. No one was hurt. A Police spokesman said that the breakdown was60 words
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Article97 1950-01-11 1 U.P. BERLIN. Tues. The Soviet sector police said today th.it a 37-ycar-o!d suigica' nur.se, known as the "Crab Woman", confessed that she murdcied a man and a woman and scattoted theii dismembered bodies through the ruins of Berlin. Autnorities said they were seeking further evidenceU.P. - 97 words
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Article26 1950-01-11 1 A.P. RANGOON, Tues. Some 25.000 oil workers protested today against the "unfair and unjustified" decision of the British Burmah Oil Company to restrict operation.—A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Article22 1950-01-11 1 SEGAMAT: A party of and military caught 21 bandit against at Sam Toh Kongsi in the Tenang area yesterday.22 words
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Article130 1950-01-11 1 U.P. HONG KONG, Tues. Radio Peiping said today that the Chinese Communst government has accepted the offers of recognition by Britain and Ceylon but at the same time questioned Britain's sincerity and expressed doubts that Britain would live up to the agi cement. The broadcast said theU.P. - 130 words
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98 1950-01-11 1 STOP PRESS U.P. HONGKONG. Tues. The Chinese Communist radio reported tomfiiu that increased fighting was taking [nun' on Hainan Island. It claimed that tne Communists took a Nationalist stronghold near (he island's capital. Hoinow on December 4. and took two o'her 'strategic points" recently.U.P. - 98 words
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Advertisement71 1950-01-11 1 M-de In England INSULATED WTRES CABLES AND FLEXIBLE CORDS. Sole Distributors for Malayu:— TAX CHENG MOH Electric Co. 152, Cross St., Tel 3061. INUAPOUC. HOHNER CHROMATIC HARMONICAS. 260 40, 10-holc, 40-recd. $12.50 260" 2 /48, 12-nolc, 48-rccd, $1S 00 280/64, 16-iiolc. 64-rccd, Tutor*: The Klght Way to Play tho Chromatic71 words
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Advertisement26 1950-01-11 1 SWtongguan j| BH 23-10. COLEMAN STRHt BLUE tGSSS^Mfe an //> rem nc s me TIPPED in packet reason is the rich golden ffl|^^^^ s an extra refinement.26 words
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263 1950-01-11 2 VOLUNTEERS MAY ENROL AS AUXILIARY POLICE Tribune Staff Reporter. KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. MALAYANS answering the call for volunteers for 1 the "Malayan People's Anti-Bandit Month" —a special campaign against the terrorists—may be enrolled as Auxiliary Police. All volunteers enrolling as Auxiliary Police will qualify for compensation263 words
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Article104 1950-01-11 2 IBRAHIM A LI, a seaman, alleged in the Sixth Magistrate's Court yesterday that Capt. F. W. Jennings, Deputy Registrar of the Seamen Registration Bureau, "did not ordinarily take on union members" for jobs on ships. He was giving evidence in a case in which a104 words
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Article78 1950-01-11 2 An Indian amateuf talentlme to be held in the last week of January, is being planned by the Singapore Tamil Brotherhood Association. Entries, which are open to Ceylon Tamils also, should be sent to the Literary Secretary of the Association at 4, Farrer Park, to reach him78 words
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Article78 1950-01-11 2 Seven Johore Malay School students have been selected for admission to the Malay College. Kuala Kangsar. They are: Ahmad b Shariri. Mahmud b H. Ahmad, Sheikh Abu Bakar b Ali, Abu Talib b Ahmad. Mohamed b Hassan, Abdu! Malek b Jisat and Md. Ahmad b78 words
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Article66 1950-01-11 2 For the first time In the history of the Malayan Naval Force. Harbour Defence Motor Launch P. 3509 has .joined units of the Royal Navy in the Malayan coastal patrol. The Launch is manned by the Malayan Naval Force and is commanded by Lt. Pete Wilson.66 words
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164 1950-01-11 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. scheme to provide gratuities to retiring workers as defined in the new Labour Code is now under consideration by the Federation Government The draft of the scheme is nearly completed and will be circulated to interested parties in a few days. The164 words
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Article61 1950-01-11 2 Three Municipal clerks did not turn up for the time-scale bar examinations held in the Municipal Board Room on Monday and yesterday. One hundred and sixteen clerks should have sat for the examination. The written part of the examination is over but the clerks will have61 words
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Article28 1950-01-11 2 Loh Yong Fatt was fined $75 by the Second District Judge yesterday after he pleaded guilty to entering the Singapore Harbour Board without a permit.28 words
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Article, Illustration107 1950-01-11 2 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Johnson after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday morning. The bridegroom is a Departmental manager of the Singapore Cold Storage. The. bride, formerly Miss Beryl Packard who was give* away by her father, Capt. F. Packard < R.E.. wore a traditional107 words
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258 1950-01-11 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. DHOTOGRAPHS by the Commissioner General Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald will be among the exhibits to be seen at the first Open Photographic Exhibition sponsored by the Singapore Art Society. The eight-day exhibition, which will be held in the British258 words
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Article76 1950-01-11 2 A. number of fountain pens, believed to have 1 bean stolen, are now in j the hands of the police. J Peo:>le who hn»t their i fountain pens—to pick- v Dockets—are asked to s call at Bearh Road Police Station and ask for In- Ryeetor76 words
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294 1950-01-11 2 Jap Occupation Land Deal npfAwimi JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. jjELAMAT bin Haji All, 25, was sentenced to one year's rigorous imprisonment by Justice LVJ Laville in the High Court today for forging a document of transfer by impersonating the owner of a piece of294 words
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Article41 1950-01-11 2 MALACCA, Tues.--Mr. Wong Koon Yoon, the local amateur magician, will givo a talk on the history of magic to members of the Malacca Psychology Club at the Methodist Girls' School hall Tranqucrali Road, at 7.30 n m tomorrow.41 words
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256 1950-01-11 2 From Manning Blackwood SIBU, Tuesday. A condemned murderer—Morshidi bin Sidek, who A heM the camera on Dec. 3, while his friend Rosli stabbed Governor Stewart—appeared m Court here today to give evidence in the case against t< of his colleagues. The ten men are256 words
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Article143 1950-01-11 2 IPOH. Tues. ONG CHIN LOON, a young Chinese businessman, wasentenced tc six months' imprisonment by Mr. B.G. Smith in the Sessions Court yest day. when he pleaded guilty to a charge of cheating. According to Mr. W. Poundall, prosecuting officer. Ong bought from a hardware143 words
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Advertisement216 1950-01-11 2 Lpst Day! n a.m., 1.45, 4.15, 6.45 9.30 p.m. .Starring y Tao Chin BjJi wnh A nsHERMANs Sub-titles. Hk HONOLR m.g.'mv"MALAYA" COMES TO MALAYA As A World Release Second Only To London. Starring Spencer TRACY James STEWART Valentina CORTESA Sydney GREENSTREET Jdhn HODIAK Lionel BARRYMORE v directed with immense fun"216 words
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Advertisement63 1950-01-11 2 GEYIANG PHONR R4 o7 g Last 3 Shows 3.15, 6.30 9.15 p.m. Rehana in "ROSHNI" (Hindustani) Tomorrow: "TJIEONG WANARA" (Malay; a m GREAT" WORLD Atlantic 7 q "LADY FROM CHUNGKING' NEW WORLD Lld 6*5—9 30 "DESERT AGENT" A Republic Serial. ROYAL U-*m Citadel's "GNANA SOUNDRI" in Tamil STARTS TODAY 1.45,63 words
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Advertisement120 1950-01-11 2 OPENING TODAY! 3 Shows—3. 6.15 9.15 p.m. Columbia Fast-Paced, Blonde-Studded Mystery! "THE CORPSE CAME C. 0. D." starring GEORGE BRENT JOHN :LONDELL with Adele Jcrgens Le.slie Brooks Filled With Mirth, Murder! I PHQUf NO ***** CmWC BD F Last Day: 3.00, 6.30 9.15 p.m. Special Double Featan "WILL IT HAPPEN120 words
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Miscellaneous353 1950-01-11 2 I; On Your Radio Today V XFTWORK ™*ry; UJS Folk Songs; 12.45 nal NVw S 640 Film *Mm «NOMSH PROGRAMMES »*> Clo«e Dow>. Closing Annct Si? T I(MH> a.m. News from Ku.-la 70# J>- m Programme Sun. VOO Cloi.© Down Lumpur; 10.05 Close Down: 12.»e. n,sr > Interlude) 7.15 Pop«I'ronnmmn353 words
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330 1950-01-11 3 Tribune Staff Reporter. JUL mass protest meeting tomorrow, by ten Government Officers' Unions at the Victorial Memorial Hall, against the continued delay in finalising the Beiiham Report on Salaries Revision, is a test cast* that might well point the sv .v to future330 words
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Article155 1950-01-11 3 ISMAIL BIN HAMID, a clerk employed by the General Post Office, faced thr< o charges of breach of trust in the Seventh Police Court yesterday. Tt was alleged that on two occasions on May 26 and Sept. 21—Ismail misapnroiuojj 96*S$ jo itj;o} b po}tJud three155 words
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Article55 1950-01-11 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Fok Yew Wong, 20, a Singapore Chinese school student, was fined $4 in the Magistrates' Court today for not displaying the "L" sign at the front and rear of his motor-cycle. Yew Wong was arrested hy the Traffic Police yesterday afternoon. He55 words
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329 1950-01-11 3 Tribune Staff Reporter. KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday PEVEN Police Constables and two Special Constables were wounded when bandits ambushed and attacked a Police jungle squad near Kok Foh Estate in the Bahau area of Negri Sembilan yesterday. The attack started with a large explosion which329 words
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Article45 1950-01-11 3 V'• f- ys ty. t r The Siew Sin Sia will cele-t.-ieir twenty third an- •>• :sary over the week-end at 172. Pasir Panjang next to Malay School). A dinner wi'l he held on 7 "0 p.m. followed hy Joget Modern."45 words
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Article420 1950-01-11 3 r UERE are some of the 11 questions put to Sl"0-a-month MuniciJ pal clerks taking the Time-Scale Bar Examit nation which means .1 sio raise if they pass. j We offer no prize— > just the pleasure of testing your wit* and I general knowledge. 'i420 words
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94 1950-01-11 3 MALACCA. Tues. -An Indian, Arurnugam, who is being tried in the Malacca High irt for the murder of a inidd'e-aged Tamil woman, Unamalai, said yesterday that he was suffering fiom Tuberc ulosii;. The alleged murder occurred at tne Malacca General Hospital's attendants'94 words
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Article, Illustration21 1950-01-11 3 Mr. ll.l). Christie (left) and Mr. A.B W Georpe oliirials of the Canterbury International Air Rare Council Inc.21 words
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Article193 1950-01-11 3 Tribune Staff Reporter their first sitting for the current year, the Rent Conciliation Board yesterday allowed an application by a Chinese landlord for an increase in monthly rental on three houses in Verdun Road. The landlord, Kwek Hong Lye, made the application on the193 words
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Article39 1950-01-11 3 Lt./Comor. Rusner will.give talk over Radio Malaya at 10 p.m. today on the trip from Singapoie to England, which four rtoyal Naval men are making in "The Bolek"--a sailing vessel designed and built in Me'aya.39 words
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Article65 1950-01-11 3 Poi beijig in possession of two bottles cf dutiable liquor. 23-year-old Tan Soo Hong w i fined £200 in the Second District Couit yesterday. Tan wua arrested by a revenue officer on Dec. 24 at North Boat Quay. He was °een carrying the Mquor65 words
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Article43 1950-01-11 3 K'uen Tncng Cniang, 55. admitted in the Second Police Court yesterday that he stele 10 pairs of adies' stockings worth $75 from a shoo at High Street on the afterneon of Jan. 9. Sentence was deferred to Jan. 17.43 words
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248 1950-01-11 3 Tribune Reporter THE Qantas/S.O.A.C will not sacrifice safety for speed, says Captain L. R. Ambrose. Singapore Manager o: the company. He explains, "Although we are very much interested in speed, the greatest consideration in running a civil airlim must be given to safety." Commenting on248 words
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Article39 1950-01-11 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Tan Ah Hock, a Singapore taxi driver, was fined $5 >r> the Police Court today for cairying two passengers into Johore Bahru without a Public Service Vehicle permit issued by the Federation Government.39 words
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Advertisement187 1950-01-11 3 IHK. t.KFAT KAMKRN UPKCA— j7,-, t south Bridge Kt>ad, •••I. 7236 Established ISSo V. Fan (Ml. i Thila). f viiMiriifi >n with if- B.L, equipment. xncrience better service. Body Vigour Quickly Restored By New Compound A comes new* of a 'Ux.urHl thai can- brine new «nrt vigour t.. you who187 words
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Advertisement451 1950-01-11 3 SIT: VACANT i «r3 ANT ED by European Ftm, 1 T m p,>rience 4, salesman for I Import I>.p.irtmpnt. Apply with f„|i particulars to Pox AW." MT I I |wv (N.441i: J TOR SALE S N AU t «f «< condition. As io» nr&r $500 secure*. Service 1 owner unexpectedly451 words
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Advertisement1110 1950-01-11 3 ARIEL Gets You Tbere Without A Hitch mith 'urint frmmc Supreme for Quality aud Reliability Distributors:— George Lee Motors, Singapore. Segamat Store Agency, K. Lumpur. 1 Hock Hoe Co., Ipoh. Segamat Store Agency, Penang. Heng Seng Co., Kota Bharu. Factory Representatives: T. V. MITCHELL CO., LTD. SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR PENANG1,110 words
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Article551 1950-01-11 4 |T is not surprising that Mr. Bevin has rejected a Pacific Pact, but we cannot agree that it is not necessary. Mr. Bevin's refusal of the idea springs from his pre-occupation with the military responsib: litics which such an arrangement would entail In his view a pact without551 words
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1160 1950-01-11 4 Montague Taylor - By Montague Taylor Reuter. LONDON BRITAIN, as the New Year begins, is geared to intensify the efforts of the past year on behalf of her Colonial Empire. By increasing the present flow of goods and other commodities by enlarging already extensive research facilitiesReuter. - 1,160 words
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Article717 1950-01-11 4 JOHN HAMPSON - by JOHN HAMPSON SIX months of Communism ha* made marked changes in Shanghai, tho great city of the East that vas built by the Wfst. Old China hands say that Shanfcnai never was the same after loreign controls and ex-tra-teiritoriality were abolished witn the Japanese717 words
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Article588 1950-01-11 4 HAL BOVLE - by HAL BOVLE. THIS has been called the century of the common man. It could be termed with more truth the century of the common woman, except that you'd better be smiling with all 32 teeth, partner, when you say that. For no lady, no588 words
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973 1950-01-11 4 AMERICAN NEWSLETTER.....JOHN KERIGAN USIS. NEW YOKK THE 81st Congress was the spotlight of national interest. Senators and Representatives met in Capitol chambers refurnished with new lighting and acoustic* the first such major re- novation of the nation's Capitol in 100 years. Following tradition,USIS. - 973 words
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Advertisement65 1950-01-11 4 TUITION IfZKCANTILB INSTITIITJON *>9. Ijutm Smitl. I'honc 2::70 Oet into «Miidy» ovy of thfut subjects Shorthand. Tvoewritint;, Bo*>k-K»:ep!iiu. Practical English. Mntheinatu n etc., or prepare yourself for Higher Exaf.nnat ions. DUPLICATING SERVICE KWOK YOKE WrJNG CO. 22, lhe Arcade, Xt Moor, Telephone *****. ROSS (Tropica!) BINOCULARS Give Better Vision and65 words
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Advertisement30 1950-01-11 4 BROWN AQUATITEI DERBY GOLF SHOES WITH THE "EDGE-CRIP" RUBBER SOLES AND HEELS These shoes are guaranteed waterproof and available in sizes 5 to 11VPRICE $29.50 PAIR ROBINSONS RAFFLES PLACE SPORE.30 words
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Article, Illustration39 1950-01-11 5 King A nan da, the murdered monarch of Thai- 1 land, will be cremated in i March in the pavilion pic- > lured above, that in being 1 erected in Bangkok's j temple grounds. A.P. Photo. A-P. Photo.A-P. Photo. - 39 words
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179 1950-01-11 5 Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday. MAX who holds *he secrets of more than 200 cocktails and who has tasted all the world's best liqueurs and wines is beginning a new life now—drinking water. Mr. William Grisdale. 65--year-old chief bartend t in the Cunard White Star liner QueenReuter. - 179 words
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111 1950-01-11 5 Reuter. LONDON. Tues.—Eleven-year-old Angelika. deaf. Cumb and blind Greek girl, was flown into London airport last night for operations that may restore her signt. i Angelika no one knows her full name—was found abandoned on the steps of an Athens police station five yearsReuter. - 111 words
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Article191 1950-01-11 5 LONDON. Tues.—The BriBroadcasting Corporation tonight demonstrated s new robot monitor, claimed to be a revolutionInvention which only Britain possesses. and *hich cheeks interference distortion in broadcasttnore sensitively than any human being. I' will, it is claimed, free engineers tied down in dreary routine listening for mon191 words
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Article27 1950-01-11 5 Reuter. HONGKONG, Tues. The imuoist authorities in inton last night announced inauguration of daily through train services ben Canton and Shanghai from January 12. —ReuterAAP.Reuter. - 27 words
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119 1950-01-11 5 Reuter. LONDON. Tues.—Violette Schmidt, 22-year-old Parisian dancer, collaosed during her turn in a British television snow. Viewers saw her fall and then saw a studio manager run to pick her ur». The camera for a tew moments gave viewers a close-up of her onReuter. - 119 words
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53 1950-01-11 5 Reuter-AAP. OSAKA. Tues.—Examination of a person's teeth can reveal whether the person is left or ri<*ht handed claimed a Japanese medical professor. His claim is reported to beunder investigation bv Government forensic medicine authorities. The professor made the claim after examination of 15.000 persons,Reuter-AAP. - 53 words
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Article108 1950-01-11 5 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Britain is suffering from a flea shortage. Miss Betty Jackson, leading British flea trainer, says that unless prompt action is taken she may have to close her flea circus for lack of talent. In particular she requires fleas suitable for high wireReuter. - 108 words
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71 1950-01-11 5 Reuter AAP. BRISBANE. Tues. Six lifesavers were thrown from their boat on top of a grey nurse shark here recently. But the shark did not attack them as they scrambled onto the keel of their upturned boat. The men were trying to harpoon theReuter AAP. - 71 words
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Article55 1950-01-11 5 A.P. BANGKOK. Tues. Pickpockets hounded by Bangkok police for sometime, decided to migrate north and south by trains. Someone lipped the police. When the pickpockets started to work they were dismayed to learn their 'victims' were detectives. The trains were stopped ana the suspects returned inA.P. - 55 words
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159 1950-01-11 5 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. Miners in Scotland. Yorkshire and Lancashire today rejected a proposal by their leaders that they should shelve claiming wage increases for a year to aid British economic recovery. These first results of a na-tion-wide poll of miners suggested the possibility thatReuter. - 159 words
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353 1950-01-11 5 Donald Duck, Muffin Mule Will Help To Save Lives Reuter. THE Royal Society for the prevention of Accidents baa I,.«inched its Britainwide» Children** Safety CamualKn for 1950 with the slogan "On Guard Children." The Society's 17 accident prevention federations, to which are linked thousands ofReuter. - 353 words
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Article28 1950-01-11 5 A.P. MANILA. Tues. —Madame Chiang Kai Shek is expected here on or about Jan. 11 in a chartered plane to join her husband in Formosa. —A.P.A.P. - 28 words
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Article169 1950-01-11 5 Reuter. MANILA. Tues—The Philippine Republic has received "a rare lcgac' from Spain". It consists of two orieinal etchings, both executed in Spain in 1885 by tne Philippines foremost national hemes—Dr. Jose Rizal. father of the Philippines independence movement, and his immortal colleague. Painter Juan Luna. TheReuter. - 169 words
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Article64 1950-01-11 5 Reuter. GENEVA, Tues. Italy claimed the right to have defence forces and installations In Somallland when a Lmfted Nations Trusteeship Council Committee today began tne task of drawing a treaty for her to take over her old Colony as "caretaker" for ten years. The Committee willReuter. - 64 words
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Article119 1950-01-11 5 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Tuesday. SOME eminent British lawyers have applied fcr enrolment with tho Supreme Court of lnd<a, tvrrch will be the final dispenser of justice in India from January 26 The Supreme Court of Appeal for India had till October last year been theReuter. - 119 words
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Advertisement24 1950-01-11 5 LIFETIME GIFTS IN SILVER OR E.P.N.S. S. V. 11. de SiKa 45, High Street. Singapore. 6, The Embankment, K. Lumpur. 43, Station Road, Ipoh24 words
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Advertisement296 1950-01-11 5 REDUCE SAFELY If you have large abdomen, thick ankles, double chin, fat i neck, shoulders, hip, ctc., use ALGA LI A which reduces the ntfrts on which ;t is applied. $2.50. We 1 have also THYGLOID Reducing' Cream and THYGLOID Tablets to reduce stout men or women. $2.00 $4.00. CHARI296 words
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Miscellaneous146 1950-01-11 5 LIL AB2VEB by Al €u(M> I BRANNY SCPAQ.Q. W HMPH.r W\ V r H IS tfftm I I .V I X > U I I AH BRANG A J| HOWS M AN' HE COMES I 2tM £2sL£ V \7AH O f \AM DONT CARE k MARRY.N' HIS ff FUMAWOND.Ru.]> £*GMT146 words
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Article241 1950-01-11 6 A.P. TOKIO, Tuesday. JAPAN made an apparent hid today for increased trade with Communist China. Geitaro Inagaki, Minister of International Trade and Industry, emphasized to Japanese newspapermen the need for normalizing trade with Communist areas. By this he said, he meant restoring the maximum amountA.P. - 241 words
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Article26 1950-01-11 6 Tin price fell yesterday in Singapore by $J to 5287-B*i cents per picul. LONDON Jan. 9 Spot CbOO Three months £583 Three month (Afternoon)26 words
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84 1950-01-11 6 ReuterAAP. TOKIO. Tues.—Gen. MacArthur's trade chief, Mr. Frank Pickelle. today expressed hopes for an expanded trade between Japan and Sweden. Swedish, occupation and Japanese officials will meet bn Jan. 10 to plan a new agreement for 1950. Japan and Sweden each contracted to tradeReuter- AAP. - 84 words
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Article37 1950-01-11 6 Singapore, Tues. The share market was inclined to* be quieter and slightly easier. The likelihood of an early general election in the United Kingdom is having some effect locally. There was moderate business passing yesterday.37 words
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Article, Illustration59 1950-01-11 6 Hai Meng—Mui Ann (44); M. Brander (Sheen); Tegelberg (42 8); KeeJo (40); Seroei (40/1); Bencruachan (38/9); Langlescott (35 6); Steel Traveller (33 4); Mandeville (17/18); Pres. Harding—Ozarria (19 tU); Katong (23 4); Me.ion (25/0); Tantalus (27 8): Myrmido (29 30); Relau (15' Iff); Glengvle (13 14); Mangolia59 words
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Article827 1950-01-11 6 Singapore. Tues. INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers. Atlas Ie? 2.15 2.25 Alex. Bricks Pref. 2.40 2.50 Ord. 2.22 2.30 E. B. Petrol 24/6 25/6 B.M. Trustees 7.50 8.50 Con. Tin Smelt Pref. 21/3 22/3 Ord. 15/3 16/6 E. Utd. Assur. 39 25 40.25 Est. Trust Fed. Dispensary 6.50 7.00 Fraser827 words
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Article212 1950-01-11 6 U.P. COLOMBO, Mon.—Local Robber <in leu anticipate to* pfica o; rubber Sheet No. 1 t<» ii<e to as much as 90 cents (Ceylon) a pouud this year, if India iMport:; the entire 25.000 tons allocation of Ceylon rubber fixed by the Indo-Ceylon Trade agreement. A represenlativAU.P. - 212 words
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Article87 1950-01-11 6 There was fairly good business in the rubber commodity market yesterday with a lot ot profit takers .a evidence. The market was uncertain. Closing prices in cents per pound wereBuyers Sellers No 1 RSS f.o.b. Feb. 50% 50 No. 2 RSS f o.b. Feb. 50 50 1 No.87 words
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Article84 1950-01-11 6 The coffee marKet was steady again in Singapore yesterday but trading was fairly quiet. Rio No. 3 changed hands at $122 with further buyers and no setters. Rio No. 5 rose to $124 with fair business passing. There were further buyers and sellers asking $125. Sellers of Rio No.84 words
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Article96 1950-01-11 6 A.P. CBLOMBO. CEYLON. Tues. Ceylon was told <»n Monday si.'" '•oil Id sell twice a l many r©Cauta to Canada and ether ifofor ana's if «he would bring her pin c down to the h v-1 of the Philippines market. P. M. Heauorc, Canada celeEat* toA.P. - 96 words
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Article39 1950-01-11 6 A.P. NEW YORK. Tues.—The Reconstruction Finance Cornoration (RFC), which sells tin from IT. S. Government stock on Monday reduced the piice half a cent (US) to 77 cents (US) a pound in New Yetk. -A.P.A.P. - 39 words
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Advertisement692 1950-01-11 6 SHIPPING a; FOR U.K. CONTINENT. Singapore: Pt. Swet.a Penang: "Benarty" for Liverpool, Uasgow, Dublin, Havre, Antwerp, Hull Roads 13/14 Jan. 15/16 Jan. "Bencruachan" for london, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hull Gdn. 38/39 15/16 Jan. 17/18 Jan "Benlomond" for .'»ndon, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Hull 24/27 Jan. 28/29 Jan. 30 Jan/1 Feb. "Benvorlich" for Liverpool,692 words
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Advertisement301 1950-01-11 6 ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD Aden, Port Said, Rotterdam Amsterdam. S'pcre P. Sham Penang GAROET 14/15 Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Jan. BANTAM 25/27 Jan. 28 Jan. 29 Jan OVERYSEL 6/8 Feb. 9 Feb. 10 Feb. Agents: ROTTERDAM TRADING CO. (M) LTD. Shipping Dept Tel: 5071. Ext. 19. JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Rival301 words
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Advertisement570 1950-01-11 6 H K. P. M. LINE Du e Sails "Amnuputty" for Pontianak Jat, "Seroei" for Tg. Pinang, Pr. Radja, lembilahan and Rengat .lan. n "Kota Nlca" ..-..for Djambi Jan. n "Wainga->oc" for Tg. Pinang. Tg. Pandan, Java Ports and Bali Ports Jan. H "Batoebahia" for Bandjermasin and Sampit Jan. 14 'Plancius''570 words
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Article, Illustration510 1950-01-11 7 SPENCER OFFERS HIS VIEWS FROM YEARS OF RIDING EXPERENCE fHERE has been a lot of controversy after the Penang meeting as to the respective merits of the Australian race horse over the English horse in Malaya. Before any comparison can be m?.de510 words
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Article53 1950-01-11 7 The following have been selected to represent the Venus against the Bushey Park Badminton Party, at the Fire Demon Hall, Tanjong Pagar, on Sunday at 11 a.m. George Tan, Hoo Chun Kah, Andrew Lim, Hamid, Ong Eng Hoe, Tan Eng Hong, Gopal Krishna, Jesudian Shadrak, Lee Gee53 words
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Article, Illustration156 1950-01-11 7 i fori ler Malayan cricketer, amateur rider and Mr. P. J. Vasey, returned to Singapore oi the Carthage yesterday with his wife 34 y came to Singa- pore in 1!'19 for Fraser and ai played club cricket before going to Si! tngOT where he represented Stati156 words
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121 1950-01-11 7 LONDON, Tues. The British Boxing Board of Control asked for three more European title fights for British hoxers„ They were Danny O'Sullivan to meet Luis Romero- of Spt&Ja *or the bantamweight title. Eddie Thomas to meet Livio Minelli cf Italy for the welterweierht title,121 words
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Article54 1950-01-11 7 The fcllov.inir are the Office hearers ol the Golden Hind Padminton Party for 195U: President. Chan Wah Swee; vice n.-e--s;den> Ariflfin hin Ttahudln; hon. secretary. Chan. ion. treasurer. Othmar* bin Ali: hon. auditor. Willie Tan: hon. ,-unrt«» rnotain. Harry Goh: committee. Ali bin Haii Sahil. Herbert Lim54 words
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Article451 1950-01-11 7 Reuter. pRANCE'S National XV, which has never yet won the International tournament though it has been runner-up three times since the War, travels to Murrayfield on Saturday to open the new championship season. The spirited Frenchmen, frequently oriliiant, often erratic, always unpredictable, are stillReuter. - 451 words
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Article78 1950-01-11 7 Th.* following nave l.' -en chosen to represent Singapore against Malacca on Saturday and against Negri Sembilan on Sunday at Malacca. V. N. Pilfav: R. H. Karth (Captain), P. t'ouMer; P. Pennefather. A. Doraisainy, S. Yellupillai; W. (VtUstan, A. Vijiaratnam, A. Clarke, B Coutts, Captain Line.78 words
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Article112 1950-01-11 7 MALACCA, Tues.—Yesterday's trial game in preparation for the triangular hockey meet at Malacca this Saturday and Sunday when Singapore, Negri and Malacca will be the participants, resulted in the following being selected for Malacca for the games against the visiting teams: Lim Eow Hua; P.S.M.112 words
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Article170 1950-01-11 7 SUSPENDED YET THE BUSIEST U.P. PHILADELPHIA. Lightweight champion Ike Williams hopes to be the ring's busiest titleholder during 1950. Although now under suspension throughout National Boxing Association territory for having withdrawn from a Los Angeles bout Williams and manager Frank (Blinky) Palermo have mapped out the "biggedt-mcney" campaign of theU.P. - 170 words
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Article542 1950-01-11 7 Reuter. rrn LONDON, Tuesday. £R the cup battles last Saturday and replays during this week for 18 clubs. English soccer teams return to the quest of league points ntxi Saturday. i-lome winners look predominant but there are ateo many tricky encounters One of the.. isReuter. - 542 words
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96 1950-01-11 7 Reuter. BOMBAY, Tues. Vijay Merchant, India's captain, will not be available for the fourth Test match against the Commonwealth, starting at Cawnporc on Jan. 13. Merchant, it was learned reported to the president of the Cricket Control Board of India that theReuter. - 96 words
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Article81 1950-01-11 7 Reuter-AAP. BRISBANE, Tues. —Queensland defeated South Australia by nine wickets in their Sheffield match here. South Australia, 191 behind in the first innings, lost their remaining three second inning wickets today for the addition of 60 runs and were all out for 274. N. V. RaymerReuter-AAP. - 81 words
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111 1950-01-11 7 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. The Football Associations of Portugal, France. Belgium and Argentina are being asked to send their national teams to play against England in connection with the Festival of Britain in 19*1. A programme is also being arranged by the Football Association forReuter. - 111 words
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Article56 1950-01-11 7 Reuter. LONDON, Tuea.— Heavyweight boning champion of Pntain lhek Smith, died at hi? DartforU noma dnrlag ihe weekend. At »hf- beight of his career ho won police < !|un,>ionshiits and many service UtHM when Mi vin:r with the arm** in India. His haaliij uaraar ended v) en heReuter. - 56 words
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Advertisement409 1950-01-11 7 Kidneys Must (lean Out Acids Towr body eieans out *xcm Acida mm! poi*cn.>u* waste* in your bio»4 Unt 9 mtlliea tiny delicate Kidney tabes or filters. If Poisons in the Kidaeyi or Bladder make your suffer froai Getting L'p Nights, Nervousness, Leg Pain*. CirWes Cnder Kyes, Backache* Aeiung Joints. Acidity,409 words
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Advertisement373 1950-01-11 7 NOTICES HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE M.V. "RIDDERRERK" Due Singapore on or about 22nd January 1900 Loading cargo alongside S.H.B. Wharves for: Colombo. Aden, Suez, Port Said, Alexandria, Genoa. Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam. Amsterdam, Hambure. Loading Port Sw itenham on or about 20th Januery 1950. Loading Penang on or about 27th January373 words
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Advertisement538 1950-01-11 7 SITS. VACANT Wanted Lady-Stenographer. Apply stating qualifications and salary required. Aoply Mendis Ahlip, 1-A Raffles Place, Singapore. WANTED. Manager for Estate of about 3,000 acres in Karak (Bentong District). Pahang. Good salary and prospects to suitable apph- rant. P.O. Box No. 313. Kharn I LUhIDUT. I I Vacancies exist in538 words
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Miscellaneous76 1950-01-11 7 tilfiLY KAYOE hj Sum Leff f M!CE PUFF-PUFF) PH'.LLYS GOING r ,amm '< I I AND PHIUY SCKAPFIE LOCStIS ANOTHEnON CURLY YOU J| I YOU STILL GOT BE HARD TO BEAT- BUT I'VE J OF H/S WNAM»TE-LADEN BOLO PUNCHESEVENED UP A LONG WAV GOT TO 00 \T! VSCWDS 3,4,5,6 AMD/76 words
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Article, Illustration47 1950-01-11 8 Another record crowd„ oi more than 1,000 people were present ot the second .Ylaytair and Dramatic and Musical Association concert held last night lo celebrate r.ritain's recognition of the Peking Government, lhe. audience 1» seen cheering the new Chinese Government with the clenched list salute.47 words
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Article124 1950-01-11 8 DR. Alfred Crofts, wellknown American radio news analyst, is exp'c>;d to arrive in Singapore towards the middle of l?)ts month, to make recordings of the views of some prominent Malayans. Dr. Crofts' trip is being made on a fellowship granted by the University cf Denver124 words
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Article78 1950-01-11 8 Won- Pang Soon, a rag and none man. wno claimed that »ie was an opium addict for 10 years, was bound over for one year in the sum of n the Second District Court yesterday, wong pleaded guilty to beini: m rospcaaion of Jan. 2 a78 words
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Article28 1950-01-11 8 The Negri Sembilan Child--en's Home. Scicmban. will be ofacially declared open by His Highness the Yang-di-Pettuan Besai. Negri Scmbi•an. at a ceremony today at 4 p.m.28 words
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Article41 1950-01-11 8 Miss Marguerite Allen, precis writer f "CAFE will give a talk on her first impression of M daya and her neighbours at the Ea-t West Society. British Consul Hall at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow night. The public is invited.41 words
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214 1950-01-11 8 JUNGLE HERO SPEAKS OUT A.P. LONDON, Tuesday.- -A British hero just back from 18 months of Malaya's jungle war broke in during an address by Dr. Hugh Dalton, at Eggleston, and said that British troops in Malaya are b?ing ambushed onA.P. - 214 words
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Article50 1950-01-11 8 Mr. F. M. Gross, a senior member of the Supreme Court Hegistry stan. bas been appointed Registrar ot Marriages, in addition to his duties. The Registry of Marriages, formerly at tullerton Building, is now housed on tne ground lloor of the Supreme i_ourt building.50 words
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180 1950-01-11 8 TBF newly-formed Singapore Junior Chamber 1 of Commerce has been invited to take part in the Junior Chamber International's annual World Congress and Tratfe exhibition, to be held at Manila from March 1 to 9. Singapore? proposes to send a two-men delegation to the180 words
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Article17 1950-01-11 8 A.P. NICOSIA, CYPRUS, Tues.— Some 450 British soldiers arrived from Greece today to strengthen the garrison.A.P. - 17 words
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Article181 1950-01-11 8 Reuter. LONDON. Tries. With Britain's political parties ui-uter-ircr their fnnes for tho roaaing election flght. interest in the London Stock Exchange is small. Market men were today Awaiting an ■niwiim annul of the polling date and with It the start of the battle for political control. Stock andReuter. - 181 words
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Article72 1950-01-11 8 Seven blocks of houses built hy the Admiralty in the Singapore Naval Base for their workers was opened yesterday morning by Admiral C. Cation, C.B.E. The Admiral was met by a Naval Base Police Guard of Honour. The seven blocks provide housing for 104 bachelors and72 words
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82 1950-01-11 8 U.P. BANGKOK, Tues. For- eign Minister Phot told a press conference today that Siam was not reauy to recognise Communist China and had not replied to Foreign Minister Chou En-Lai's request of recognition. He said the matter was not urgent and it willU.P. - 82 words
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190 1950-01-11 8 A.P., Reuter and AAP. PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. NINETY goods wagons containing tanks and armoured cars consigned to the Chinese Nationalist government at Formosa were loaded aboard a Turkish freighter at Philadelphia today. Officials of the Reading Company disclosed that the tanks and cars were takenA.P., Reuter and AAP. - 190 words
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Article175 1950-01-11 8 Kuala LfUmpur. Tues. British, Gurkha and Malayan troops operating in the jungles are now receiving regular meat rations by air. Gurkhas have had special j religious despsations to have meat supplied by air. as jit involves a departure from strictest religious beliefs. "The idea175 words
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Article64 1950-01-11 8 MALACCA, Tues. A song contest for lady amateur singers will be held at tne Capitol Dance Hall. The preliminary round being on Saturday (Jan. 21). and the finals on Saturday (Jan. 28». Entries accompanied by the names of two uongs must be sent to the r ap itol64 words
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361 1950-01-11 8 Threaten To Shoot Armed Consulate Guards A.P., U.P. and Reuter-AAP. TAIPEH, Formosa, Tuesday. AIUH T ten Chinese Ndti3nalist sollier», fired by L itisii reccgni \i A the Ciiincsf! tc d regime, tried to break dawn Hie Sag po*r ir v Iftsll ConsulateA.P., U.P. and Reuter-AAP. - 361 words
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Article21 1950-01-11 8 A Chinese fell from the staircase of a house in Sago Lane, yesterday and was admitted to hoapits".21 words
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Article, Illustration39 1950-01-11 8 Captain W. L. ML Brown, 0.8. E., I) s.( .of the Royal Na\y arrived in Singapore on the Carthage yesterday to take command of tne frigate H vi s. Cardigan Bay, now in service, in the Par East.39 words
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Article44 1950-01-11 8 The first session of the Singapore Assize Court for the current year will open next Monday. The opening ill be marked by a Church Service at which the High Court judges members of the Bar and officials of the Registiy will participate.44 words
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266 1950-01-11 8 U.P. ROME, Tue*day. THREE million workers in Italy's biggest Industrial cities downed tools today in a nationwide series of protest strlk a<*am v tiie snootini? of six workers in Modenn Po'ice and carabinieri in battle helmets patrolled the tense streets of Modena, Bologna, TurinU.P. - 266 words
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234 1950-01-11 8 U.P. PHOENIX. Arizona. Tues. —Three tonnage youths, one of them her brother. MonCay night attempted to rape a 12-year-old girl, found dead in a filthy stoskyards shack inhabited by 11 persons. The county Sheriff said a postmortem examination was conducted on the girl. DorothyU.P. - 234 words
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Article108 1950-01-11 8 Australia Reuter—AAP. CANBERRA. Tues. NonEuro>ean.s who went to Australia during the wai years wi'l not be deported unless exceptional ci: camstances Wuiruni it Australia's new Immigration Minister. Mr. HE. Hoi I. announced today. He quoted as "exceptional circumstances" case in which then were bad recordsReuter—AAP. - 108 words
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Article122 1950-01-11 8 Reuter—AAP. HONGKONG. Tues. V first British ship to try to run the Chinese Nationalist blockade since B-itish recognised Communist China is due at the mouth of the 'i'an; tse tomorrow—wheie :nu-c Nationalist warships arc believed to be on watcl The British frigate Black Swan is alsoReuter—AAP. - 122 words
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Article64 1950-01-11 8 Mr. J. A. Thivy, th. po eminent of India Repreentative in Malaya, has receved a letter from Rajkumari Unrit Kaur, India s Health Miilstcr expressing her thanks o the Indian community here or a sumptuous reception.'' The Rajkumari >assed through Singapore 01 her way back to India fron64 words
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Article295 1950-01-11 8 GENERAL V.M.C.A.: First ncor.| 1 Mi. ic-Cmu-Drama r.», at V.M.C.A. Hail. O.clierd I. 8 p.m. s.A.T.A Conference Ho kong ami Shanghai Bus. H a.m. If.TV.C.A. Kalong Pionopr? meeting for oia» ajannina;. St. RiMaVCih iL Ceyion R.».id. 4 p.m. V I SLI > fiUU I», i n s<295 words
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