Malaya Tribune, 16 January 1950
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Title Section57 1950-01-16 1 MALAYA Tribune BY TUB PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE T«fc Tr*W S'pont Published sunuitaneouely at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh ltd Penang NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Phone 5«»I/S Nine Una. EIGHT PAGES PRICE TEN CENTS: SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1950 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE B. Miurice Glover, Malaya Tribune Office, 143 Fleet Street,57 words
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172 1950-01-16 1 Reuter. —Nehru N'AGPUR. Sun. -India's Prime Minister Pandit Nehtu indicated here today that while South A.,ian problems loomed large at the Colombo conference thtie was no question of any joint defence plan against Communist aggreSlon visualised by it. r.iaking the first ministerial comment .sinceReuter. - 172 words
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Article43 1950-01-16 1 A.P. SYDNEY. Sun. The Sunday Herald's Canrra correspondent said rday that moves arc? I In Canb< rra to inthe King and Queen >'■ oar in c •:.orations I test* d tor January 1951 irk tiie ft.tieth anniversary of the Federation ol Australian.—AP.A.P. - 43 words
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Article71 1950-01-16 1 -A.P. CALCUTTA, Sun. Law and order has not broken down in Calcutta as might have appeared from press reports of violence in the city. Sardar Patel. Deputy Premier of India, told a mass meeting in Calcutta today. "Throwing bombs at policemen is not revolution but a-A.P. - 71 words
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68 1950-01-16 1 PARIS, Sun.—Owners cf the liner, He de France, decided yesterday to lay her up because of a laoour dispute about increase wage demands. About 1,000 passengers due to sail for America were turned back from Le Havre to Paris by train. The vessel was68 words
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Article34 1950-01-16 1 A P fAIGON. INDOCHINA, Sun. —Ice Koeux, former chairman of the Camoodian National Assembly, was killed yesterday when a hand grenade was thrown at the Democrat Party Headquarters in Pnompenh. -A.P.A P - 34 words
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Article216 1950-01-16 1 Blitz On Racketeers May Start Today By OSCAR FERNANDEZ SINGAPORE price controllers will swoop down on shops selling sugar above the controlled price of 24 cents a kati, seize stocks and haul the shopkeepers into court. This action was threatened by Mr. A. D. ButlerMadden,216 words
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Article79 1950-01-16 1 MUAR Today.—A gang of 15 bandits ambushed a Maiav schoolteacher who was travelling on his motor cycle on the Muar/Sinkan Road in the Tangka'- urea yesterday. The teacher stopped to pick up a schoolboy who had signalled to him, when 15 bandits appeared and fired at them.79 words
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67 1950-01-16 1 -Reuter. HONGKONG, Sun.-The American Isbrandtscn Line cargo steamer Brooklyn Heights left Hongkong tonight to run the Shanghai blockade. The company sent the ship with 5.000 tons of general cargo in spite of the Chinese Nationalist attacx against another of their ships, the Flying Arrow, last-Reuter. - 67 words
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Article55 1950-01-16 1 -U.P. CAIRO, Sun.—An epidemic of smallpox has broken out among 1,800 Moros pilgrims stranded at Jedda, Saudi Arabia, it was reported today. Moros are Moslems from the southern Philippines. Reliable information reaching Cairo said that about 300 pilgrims en route to Medda had been stricken so far-U.P. - 55 words
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Article46 1950-01-16 1 U.P. JAKARTA, Sun.—Military sources said today that a gang of 300 heavily armed men wearing Dutch co'onial army uniforms attacked Republican troops 25 miles east of Jakarta. The sources said five of the gangsters were killed, six wounded and 46 taken prisoners.—U.P.U.P. - 46 words
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Article32 1950-01-16 1 MUAR, Today. Three masked Chinese bandits entered a house of a Chinese family at Parlt Muda last night, held up the occupants and robbed them of $500 worth of Jewels.32 words
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245 1950-01-16 1 U.P. SAN FRANCISCO, Sun.— Mrs. Yolanda Lopez Pockett wu riding In a car owned by Philippine Consular officials when she evaded the police on Saturday. Mrs. Puckett, daughter of Philippine vice-President Fernando Lopez is being sought on charges that she had kidnapped her two-year-oldU.P. - 245 words
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Article, Illustration35 1950-01-16 1 Entering the Senate buildings, for the opening session of the Commonwealth Foreign Ministers' Conference are British Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin (left) and Ceylon Premier Don Stephen Se nanayake.—A.P. Photo. -A-P. Photo.-A-P. Photo. - 35 words
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61 1950-01-16 1 —A.P. WASHINGTON, Sun.—The U.S. Army is reported about ready to assign a few Negro troops to white units as a step toward gradual elimination of race segregation in its ranks. Secretary of the Army Gray outlined the new racial policy as part of a—A.P. - 61 words
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Article24 1950-01-16 1 KcjMBAY. Sun.—Six persons are reported to have been killed and seven injured in a communal clash in a village near -Jalan today.24 words
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Article24 1950-01-16 1 -Reuter. j. j f*£f, Formosa, Sun.— Mr. Phillip Jessup, arrived here today and will see Chiang Kai-shek during a three-day visit.—Reuter.-Reuter. - 24 words
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189 1950-01-16 1 TRUCULENT DISASTER: -AP. LONDON, Sunday. I ONDON Newspapers, reviewing the circumstances surrounding the sinking of tbe British submarine Truculent, asked in cold headlines on Sunday—What went wrong? Lord Beaverbrook's Sunday Express said there had been a delay of 60 minutes before news of the-AP. - 189 words
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Article21 1950-01-16 1 Reuter. CALCUTTA, Sun —Six people were killed and two seriously Injured in a goods train derailment at Hardoi.— Reuter.Reuter. - 21 words
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Article66 1950-01-16 1 -Reuter. NTTWERA-ELIYA, CEYLON, Sun.—This quiet little hill station in the heart of Ceylon stirred with unprecedented activity today as 250 delegates gathered for the first full scale Asian regional conference of the International Labour Organisation opening tomorrow. Besides the delegates, representing Governments, employers, and workers from-Reuter. - 66 words
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Article126 1950-01-16 1 -Reuter. ASMARA, Eritrea, Sun.— The British Administration has Imposed a curfew in Asmara aud Decamera, in the 'Ormer Italian colony of Eritrea. after last night's riots in which Eritrean youths kille. an Italian woman and injured a chiid and six adults. Outrages 1 ioke out-Reuter. - 126 words
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285 1950-01-16 1 AP WASHINGTON, Sunday £HINESE Communist authorities in Peking have seized two more pieces of foreign diplomatic property—this time belonging to the French and Dutch—the U.S. State Department said. me seizure occurred about the same time as Communist police and civilian authorities —disregarding AmericanAP - 285 words
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Article28 1950-01-16 1 -A.P. HONGKONG, Sun —A total of 7,510 persons in Hongkong is known to have suffered from tuberculosis during 1949. Of these, 2,611 were latal cases.—A.P.-A.P. - 28 words
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Article86 1950-01-16 1 A P HONGKONG, Sun.—Eight million Chinese are destitute as a result of "largesctil** natural disasters" according to an announcement by Communist Premier Chou En-lel. Rc>orts from sources inside Red China said that Chou had sen a directive to all munij cipal governments to organize ic'iefA P - 86 words
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57 1950-01-16 1 STOP PRESS Four hours after four armed Chinese got away with $5,000 in cash and jev.vliery irom a house in Bla.r Road yesterday, CM.©, officer* arrested an 18-year-old Chinese who is to be charged in court today. La.er ?hree other Chinese were detained. They are57 words
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Article34 1950-01-16 1 MISSING Professors A.P. MANILA, Sun.—The spearpifrced bodies of Dr. Hobert r. Conk lin and Professor Marvin Pitfman have been found in a canyon in the ltug*u reg'<»n of northern JLuion—A.P. - 34 words
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Advertisement165 1950-01-16 1 foßmmT^ I TEAK CAMPHORWOOD I CHESTS. BALI HEADS. ETC:- at ij I HONGKONG CO. J» Formerly at IS ollyrr Quay. > Now at 14 1« Anvon I «.»d JJ (Opposite MarilM llor-trl >. Phone BS2IB, SINGA PORK. «C Branch Office: 10 Collyer Quay. C Children aVOUr^C forfiadiani Heallh Energy PERFECT165 words
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Article903 1950-01-16 2 SO AAA LAY A CAN MEET WORLD DEMAND DLANS and recommendations to expand and streamline* the Malayari pineapple industry sf. that it will be ablĕ to meet the steadily growing world demand; are disclosed in a 118-page eport by Mr. C Cooke, retired Canning Officer903 words
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Article123 1950-01-16 2 THE Canning Research Station at Johore Bahru nas been completely reequipped by Government for small and medium-scale processing trials and for tne laboratory investigation of the many technical problems of tlte industry Mr. COOKe-s rerJort says Field investigational work is to be started at the Federal Government's123 words
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Article114 1950-01-16 2 An essential requirement is the profitable utilisation of the whole fruit. At present less than 20 per cent of the whole fruit says Mr. Cooke. At present less than 20 per cent, of the whole fruit is canned: the rest of the fruit, the114 words
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Article70 1950-01-16 2 One of the recommendations in- Mr. Cooke's report lays stress cn advertisement He says that the Malayan pineapple industry has done* practice 1 ly nothing to create a demand either in v Europe or in the British Umpire for canned pineapple or its byproducts. He cites the70 words
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92 1950-01-16 2 His Excellency Syed Abdul Hamid Al-Khafib. the Sapdi Arabian Minister to Pakistan, sneaking a$ the reception given in his honour by the All Muliyan Muslim Association vest, rday. An all-male audience of about 300 heard him. Among other things. His Excellency told the audience: "Ten years ago. the Indonesians said92 words
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309 1950-01-16 2 Sandhurst Train in For Officers Of Malay Regiment Tribune Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. AFFICERS of the Malay Regiment will m iutttre be sent to Sandhurst for military training, it was officially announced today. Thirty-nine specialists—cream of the Malay Regiment—were on parade at the Malay Regiment Depot, Port Dickson, this309 words
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398 1950-01-16 2 Kurrgs.ji. IPOH, Sunday. THE presentation of Che Insignia of the Honorary Knight Commander of St. Michael and St. George (K.C.M.G.) to Sir Yusuff Izzudin Shall, the Sultan of Perak, by Sir Henry Curney, High Commissioner of the Federation of Malaya, highlighted the four-partKurrgs.ji. - 398 words
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Miscellaneous329 1950-01-16 2 On Your Radio Today BLUE NETWORK w vi m Mj a.m. I'or thn School* M„- i^"l™' «'P™sir Movement; 0.53 Interlude Pr °Kramnio, 10.00 New. from Kuala I iimp'ir Fh2 tiU Si R Tu »r; 12 0;> 10.0.-, cioke Down. 5 13 Hindustan 10.5« a.m. For the Schools «^IJL Un^; 12329 words
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Article356 1950-01-16 3 Singapore Taxi Owners Allege— nr wr» badv x Tribune SdaiT Reporter. lLt a tL°T»- 8 Per™ t aUegafio,* made f- several attempting to Lee Z 'ipal Commissioner, again s? sleK Potest to Muniveatenbv "f etm S th e Singapore Hire Car (Owners) Association j ll356 words
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Article91 1950-01-16 3 -Reuter. CAMBERLEY. Surrey. Sun. —Two N.C.O.s of the Malay Regiment have arrived in England to make military history. They are Sergeants Shukar bin Chik and Abdul Manan bin Abbas who next week will be the first Malays ever to become officer cadets at the Royal-Reuter. - 91 words
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243 1950-01-16 3 THE Permanent Economy Committee, recency *et up m Karachi as a result of the Islamic Economic Conference early in December, is now conducting a survey of the potential economic resources of ihtvarious Muslim States. The purpose of this survey is to promote mutual economic aid,243 words
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Article26 1950-01-16 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Oato Haii Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman, a former President of Religious Affaits. Johore. died in hia residence at Muar last night.26 words
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Article29 1950-01-16 3 A Chinese was knocked •town by a car at the junction of Gopeng Street and Tanjonir Pagar Road early yesterday morning. He was admitted t° tne hospital.29 words
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Article135 1950-01-16 3 Mr. Stanley Andrews, direcj ter of the U.S. Department, of j Agriculture's Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations, will visit Singe pore in the near futui<\ Ho will make the vis,t in the course of a tour of the Fai East. Mi. Andrews will head the135 words
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Article117 1950-01-16 3 PAHANG. Sun—A Chinese Citizens Committ-e the first of its kind in the State of Pahang. was formed at a meeting in Benta yesterday morning. The meeting which was held in the Chinese School was attended by about 74 local Chinese and Government Officials. The object of117 words
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315 1950-01-16 3 From Our Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. A WIDOWER, Wong Soo Cho, 58, who was alleged to have raped a seven-year-old Chinese girl at Kampong Lukut, 3rd mile, Jalan Lombong in the Kota Tinggi area on Nov. 2 last year was tried before Justice L#.315 words
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Article157 1950-01-16 3 -lists. Malaya la among the FasEastern countries receiving aid from American ofcurches. the report of Church World Service reveals. In Malaya, the church organization says, three mission groups have been brought into co-operation to carry out a group of rehabilitation projects during the coming year.-lists. - 157 words
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Article107 1950-01-16 3 JOHORE BAHRU.Sun.—A Singapore Chinese was killed and four" other persons "Were injured iri a road accident between a private car and a civilian lorry at the 7th mile. Scudai Road, yesterday. The dead man has been identified as Chong Wei Plow of 348. North107 words
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310 1950-01-16 3 Tribune Staff Reporter PRACTICALLY ha.f the J^e^A b in the Alor Star area was destroyed by a big fire which broke out in the early hours of this morning, houses were razed to the ground and 450 men, women and children were rendered310 words
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Article207 1950-01-16 3 B KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. ANDITS attacked a bus rQA an .d a food lorry at the t»Bf mile Jerantut-Kuantan Koad today. Both the vehicles were set on fire and destroyed completely. The bandits looted the lorry of its contents. The 1/2 Gurkha Rifles are now pursuing a207 words
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Advertisement127 1950-01-16 3 CLEANSING TISSUES I'or use ia har<i Kerch' -fs. I babfes <*jft skin. For removing makeup. And for a nundred and one other uses. SOLD KVERYWHERE /'S~Y '/j Men Made Younger By Treating Gland "8 up nights, burning sera>Rorgans. whitish discharge, he ut base of spine, groin and l>ains, nervousness, weakness127 words
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Advertisement451 1950-01-16 3 STt: VACANT WANTED immediately Adv.iti.smg canvassers with experience. Apply personally to The .Manager The Malaya Tribune, Singapore. <w.519>. CHINESE commercial Arm requires a Correspondence Clerk rypiat with knowledge of Chinese. Reply state salary required, age and experience. Box A.3237. M.T. Spore. (V.518)! "TIMBER Graders Apprentice*. Good salary to qualified men.451 words
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Advertisement1103 1950-01-16 3 TRANCO cr^ STOCKED BY LEADING MOTOR DEALERS. Factory Representatives: T. V. MITCHELL CO., LTD. SINGAPORE X LUMPUR PENANG. i In the world-famous De Witt's Pill, you have a medicine ,4 made spatially to restore tired and sluggish kidfteyy to fhetr normal healthy activities. Speedily the kidneys are soothed, i cleansed1,103 words
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Article620 1950-01-16 4 THE next stop for Communism in Asia is obviously Viet Nam. And let's have no illusions about this. As things are at the moment, Communism can push open this strategic backdoor into South East Asia without much difficulty. For this back-door is really a swingdoor; it can620 words
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Article, Illustration622 1950-01-16 4 MARIE DAERR - FINNS UNDISMAYED BY RUSSIA B> w MARIE DAERR PUT Finland down in your book as a little country endowed with a big ration of optimism. You need only a brief time in Helsinki to become convinced that this plucky democracy knows there are turbulent seas ahead. It also622 words
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Article963 1950-01-16 4 Warren White - By Warren White Reuter-AAP. TOKIO, AMERICAN narcotics agents employed by General Douglas Mac Arthur are matching their wits against some of the biggest traffickers in the Orient in an attempt to break the back of drug addiction in Japan before the Occupation ends. Hand pickedReuter-AAP. - 963 words
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Article, Illustration655 1950-01-16 4 STOCKHOLM WHEN Mrs. Gertrud Julin arrives home her job in the personnel department of a otocKholm restaurant chain, she aoesn't have to dasn into the kitchen to start dinner. The Julin sitq down to a 182-kroner (about r.S. 36 cents) dinner in the res;aurant of655 words
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Article171 1950-01-16 4 For years the swallows have excited national interest with their annual pilgrimages to Mission San Juan Capistrano in Southern California, but little notice has been taken of simnar achievements by bats. The bat may not be considered quite as romantic as a swallow, but studies currently171 words
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Advertisement42 1950-01-16 4 KEE HUAT RADiO CO., Singapore Penang Kuaia Lumpur. THE GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO.. 275. South Bridge Road. Tel. 723« i E»tabli»hed 1923 < 1 lan O It. rh,! u Scientific eye examination with most up-to dcte B.L. equipment. Longer exper ince bettsr service.42 words
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Advertisement64 1950-01-16 4 MaJie sure of quality v. Every TOOTAL fabric, whether rayon, cotton or 'J' s* v jj^ > linen, carries that famous /fit f unconditional TootalguaranteT of satisfaction. Look for the i TOOTAL selvedge stamp and you M can choose with complete confidfenoe among the many I > > fine fabrics64 words
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Article494 1950-01-16 5 ....FRENCH GENERAL WHO WROTE IT RELIEVED OF POST A.P. THE French Cabinet yesterday ht>**r, PARIS, Sunday. Revers as Chief of the 86 f neral Indo-China was published j n a Pari* n~ner n affairs in No formal announcement ha« nmr ilii j by decision of theA.P. - 494 words
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Article124 1950-01-16 5 -A.P. BRUSSELS. Sun.—Many of of the remaining members of the Royal families on the continent will meet in a setting of pre-war magnificence on Tuesday when the 31-year-old son of the late Emperor Chares cf Austria. Archduke Charles of Hapsburg, marries Princess Yolande de Ligne of-A.P. - 124 words
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70 1950-01-16 5 A.P. READING, Sun.—A mai: was arrested yesterday on a charge of embezzling two pence. The trolley bus conductor James Hodgson. 34, pleaded not gailty at a preliminary hearing. The piosecuiion charged that that Hodgson gave a woman passenger a receipt ticket which indicated sheA.P. - 70 words
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Article33 1950-01-16 5 U.P. BERLIN, can.—An East German trade delegation will leave Berlin snoi tiy tor Peiping, announced a Soviet spoKesman today. The delegation will negotiate a trade agieement wicn the Chinese Kepuoiic.— U.P,U.P. - 33 words
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Article28 1950-01-16 5 -A.P. Brothers in their annual report said negotiations for the Vein, wal oi tne .tfiitisii-American dim agi cement expiring on June 13 are to begin shortly.-A.P. - 28 words
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Article217 1950-01-16 5 UP. rnRTV v*% CIiORAGE > ALASKA, Sunday. PORTY-EIGHT tons of gold are being flown through here from free China it was learnt yesterday. It is speculated in some sources that the gold is being shipped by Chiang Kai sheik's Nationalist Cxovernment, to prevent itUP. - 217 words
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Article75 1950-01-16 5 -A.P. SUEZ, Sun.—The mysterious tusked "sea elephant" washed up ov the shore of Suez recently turned out yesterday to be a young whale which had strayed fiom its mother's side. The appar. Nt tusks were the broken protruding jawbones of the mortally wounded infant,-A.P. - 75 words
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Article, Illustration109 1950-01-16 5 Reuter. I ROME, Sun. The Turin Appeal Court yes--1 terday confirmed the i annulment of a former marriage of Italian film director, Roberto Rosseilini, waiting here to marry Swedish star Ingrid Bergman. Early this morning Miss Bergman and Mr. Rossellini got the news by long distanceReuter. - 109 words
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Article115 1950-01-16 5 A.F. BANGKOK, Sun. Three men were arrested by the Bangkok" police in connection with the shooting on Jan. 10 of a British Embassy woman clerk and the Britißh consulting engineer who went to her rescue during the ho'dup. One suspect was seized in an opiumA.F. - 115 words
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106 1950-01-16 5 U.P. New York, Sun.—Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, the Indian Ambassador to the U.S.. New York's International Airport yesterday en route to New Delhi. She is travelling via London. Before her departure. ttie Ambassador said that she wa.-> returning to India to participate inU.P. - 106 words
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Article24 1950-01-16 5 A.P. ATHENS, Sun.-A ce'd snap with temperatures far below zero made all Greece shiver yesterday. Athens suburbs were blanketed in thick fog.—A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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98 1950-01-16 5 A.P. PHILADELPHIA Sun. Zaki Bashem, 27-year-old United Nations economist who had been mentioned with a reported "royal romance" in Egypt, returned to the United States yesterday to "resume my job with the United Nations." Hashem. wearing aark glasses, was silent Hcout the reportsA.P. - 98 words
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Article115 1950-01-16 5 Reuter. LONDON, Sun. A oramatlc story of a secret marriage between a 19th century English poet and a servant girl has been unfolded with the opening of deed boxes kept sealed for 40 years under the will of the poet. The poet wasReuter. - 115 words
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Article, Illustration248 1950-01-16 5 Reuter. COLOMBO, Sunday. JNDIA'S Prime Minister Pandit Nehru was voted by many here the outstanding personality of the Commonwealth conference which ended today. Canada's Secretary of State for External Affairs Mr. Lester Pearson, summed up the delegates opinion by saying, "we are very proudReuter. - 248 words
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Article64 1950-01-16 5 -U.P. HONGKONG, Sun. The Government yesterday prohibited the slaughter of dogs and cats, and the sale of dog flesh for food. The move has been undertaken in an attempt to halt the spread of rabies, which last year caused twenty deaths, the highest number so far-U.P. - 64 words
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289 1950-01-16 5 -U.P. IAUXT m R OCK ISLAND, Illinois, Sunday. JOHN W. Epperly, whose young mental patient wife has confessed to setting fire to the Mercy Hospital in Davenport, lowa, said yesterday that he was 'astonished' that the authorities believed her-U.P. - 289 words
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Article140 1950-01-16 5 WASHINGTON. Sunday. The State Department said yesterday that Thailand recently notified SS ij!? ted J** 1 Government it would ship $43,--000,000 worth of gold to America from Tokio kept there as a currency reserve. Department officials said that they had no information on actual140 words
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Article45 1950-01-16 5 TEHERAN. Sun. The Persian Government announced tonight that a Persian soldier had been shot dead by a Russian frontier guard in Jul fa Perso. on the border of Soviet Azerbaidjan. A protest had been made to the Soviet Government, the announcement added.45 words
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Miscellaneous114 1950-01-16 5 ALLEY OOP by v T Ham|in IPIWJ fe# (raw: mn vSPS= V^ U c s^,^ AT ONLY BY THETME FftS 6 5 V BNNGEK (5 *LL AT IT LIL \K\fn by AI Capp (-HE SMiEJHS. THAVC TH'MOST \(-"7HAR 'S SOTT-nLAtiTED \P/ W VI ■JI Mp M PERrECT CHARACTER AH £\*H114 words
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Article134 1950-01-16 6 COMPANY NEWS 01 AMi SI Tin Syndicate Limited report for 1948 covers operations of three dredges for a year and one dredge for 10J months. Pfofit £97.091 comes to 64.7' j while net liquid assets in balance sheet at €192.015 are equivalent to 6/sd.134 words
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Article98 1950-01-16 6 AVER Hitam Tin Dredging Limited dredged partly in tailings in the year ended June 30. 1949' to make £171.779 (95.4 <> and pay dividends to a total of 65' i for the year. Net liquid assets in balance sheet £303.461 equal 8 sd.98 words
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Article99 1950-01-16 6 Ayer Weng (Rahman) Development and Prospecting Company Limited report for the year ended September 30. 1949 did not include any mining results, but a resumption of operations, is in prospect under a sublease agreement expected to be signed shortly. This will provide for tribute99 words
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Article50 1950-01-16 6 Sungei Besi Mines Limited. operated its own open cast mine in Selangor and its dredge in Johore, showed a profit of £175.683 1107.4', and distriouted 60. in respect of the year ended March 31. 1949. Net liquid assets £191.868 work out at 4 Bd. per share.50 words
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Article51 1950-01-16 6 Temoh Tin Dredging Ltd.. whose property is being worked by gravel pumping on a tribute basis made €14.501 (10.3'.y) for the year ended June 30. 1949 and paid 7££ in respect of that period. Net liquid assets in balance sheet £76.786 came to almost 11- per51 words
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Article47 1950-01-16 6 IMPROVES -A.P. LONDON. Sun. Th* Italian lire were quoted at 3.100 to t\e pound sterling on Friday vl.en dealings in blocked Italian accounts were permitted by th** British exchange control for tin tirst time since the war. The regular rat* of exchange is 1,740 lire per pound.—A.P.-A.P. - 47 words
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Article20 1950-01-16 6 SINGAPORE, Saturday Jan. 14. 5286.37J Down $2.50. London, Friday, Jan. 6. Spot £599.10. Three months buyers £583.10. 0.20 words
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Article94 1950-01-16 6 COPRA was an easier market in Singapore on Saturday with buyers bidding $86 •fe p<-r picul for Jan.-Feb. f.o.b. a£id sellers asking $37 for Fob -Mar. f.o.b. No business was reported. The coffee market was quiet but steady, R 4 o No. 7 was quoted by tellers at94 words
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Article699 1950-01-16 6 <By a Market Corres.) fjIVEN a week in which the Chinese Communist Government was recognised by Britain, the date of the general election was fixed, the Now Ydrk Stock Exchange had its first set-back after a bull session of months' duration, and the rubber commodity699 words
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Article102 1950-01-16 6 THE rubber commodity was slightly easier on last Saturday as compared with Friday. Prices fell by a qiid i ter cent. Closing prices in cents pet pound weie Buyers Sellers No. 1 RSS i.o.b. Feb. 19', 19', No. 3 RSS f.o.b. Feb. 48 i No. 2 RSS f.o.b.102 words
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442 1950-01-16 6 USIS. tyAbHINGTON, Sunday. Commerce Department officials here believe that U.S. manufacturers of rubber products will buy an d use more natural rubV 1949L tf natural rubl This proviso is apparent, they say, because whereas world requirements for natural rubber are estimatedUSIS. - 442 words
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Article107 1950-01-16 6 A.P. AKRON. Ohio. Sun.—The Chairman of Firestone Tyre and Rubber Company forecasts a continued relatively high level of employment in the rubber industry during 1950. Harvey S. Firestone. Jr.. said this should hold true in both the manufacturing and distributing ends of the industry.A.P. - 107 words
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Advertisement685 1950-01-16 6 SHIPPING z^zr-^^r" EVERETT ORIENT LIKE EVERETT STAR LINE For H'kong, R>e4urig. Japan, i Fo* Hongkong, Japan. "Leneverett" 25/27 Jan. "Star Bctclgeuse" 4/6 Feb. "Bradeverett" 13/15 Feb. I For Penang, Madras, Colombo, For Penang, Madras, Calcutta Cochin, Bombay, Karachi, and Rangoon. Bahrein, Koweit, Basrah, "Rebeverett'- 2/4 Feb. Khor.imshahr "NoreVerett" 18/20 Feb.685 words
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Advertisement178 1950-01-16 6 THE SARAWAK STEAMSWP 'corTm (Incorporated in Sarawak). Weekly passengers freight services to Kuching Rejang River Ports and Bintulu (with transhipment at Ktfcftihg). Du e Sails Rajah Brooke for Kuching ..._7 a.m. Jan 17 l»n su Bruas for Sarikei, Binatang, Sibu noon Jan. 17 j ari 2 l Angby for Kuching178 words
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Advertisement621 1950-01-16 6 ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD Aden, Port Said, Rotterdam Amsterdam. S pore P. S ham Penang GAKOrr Gods. 1/2 18 BANTAM 26/27 Jan. 28 Jan. j an KAMERLINGH ONNES 6/8 Feb. 9 Feb. 10 j O VERY SEL 14/16 Feb. 17 Feb. 18 Agents: ROTTERDAM TRADING CO. (M) -LTD. Shipping Dept i621 words
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Article, Illustration772 1950-01-16 7 -Reutei A.l LONLX)N, Sunday. MANCHESTER United, with their solitary goal victory over Chelsea, went to the top of the First Division on Saturday when English football form .vent haywire. The two major upsets were trie »f Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur's. Liverpool, beaten two-three-Reutei &- A.l . - 772 words
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Article529 1950-01-16 7 Tho international ma;ch at Munayfiold and the fact that a number of Polish and Welsh players were Testing tor next Saturday's big game at Twickenham, had an effect upon the rugby programme, but some excellent struggles took place. In the Una! Irish trial at Lansdowne529 words
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Article289 1950-01-16 7 CAWNrORE, Sun.—Frank Worrell beat the record of 175 not out by V. J. Hazare, India's captain, for the piesent Test series, and then went on to obtain a double century. He a'most failed to accomplish this, on the second day cf the fourth Test today, giving289 words
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Article63 1950-01-16 7 The Singapore Engineer Regiment defeated the 223 BOD by 20 points (five tries and one goal> to nil in a friendly rugger match on the BOD ground yesterday. During the first half the Singapore Engineer Regiment lead by fourteen points (three tries and one goal), and63 words
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Article87 1950-01-16 7 Reuter. LONDON. 3un.—2. L. Choong. won the men's singles in the Middlesex badminton championships at Hampstead Bath yesterday when he defeated K. R. Greasley, Northampton, in the final 15—. 15—3. Choong was far too strong for Greasley. who offered little defence to his opponent'sReuter. - 87 words
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Article147 1950-01-16 7 AMSTERDAM. Sun.—The following are the results of todays Dutch football 'home teams first): Div 1 (Section West D.Haarlem 1. VSV 1: Sparta 1. Hermes DVS 1; KFC 2 Zeebaugie 1: Feyenoord 3. DOS 2: Blauw Wit 2 ADO 1. West II: HBS 5. Xerxes 1: Ajax 3.147 words
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Article134 1950-01-16 7 a r PEBBLE RANCH California Sun. Ben Hogan s golfing comeback ran lntaa ErSd s «e ln BSg Crosby US$lO,OOO invitational Tournament On FH day. Hoaan found nothing but and finally had five over par 77. Hogan was the winner or the professional end of Crosby'sa r - 134 words
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254 1950-01-16 7 Reuter, MURRAYFIELD Sunday. Scotland won the first Rugby Union international ofithe season here on Saturday, holding out against a great second half effort by France to t&kt the match by one goal and one try (eight points) to one goal (five points). At half-time ScotlandReuter, - 254 words
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228 1950-01-16 7 Reuter NEW DELHI. Sun. The North India men's doubles title was won by Fellcisslmo Ampon and C. Carmona (Philippines), who beat D. Mitic and M. Branovic (Yugoslavia) 6—o. •6—l, 9—7. Mitic and Mrs. Patricia Todd (U.S.A.) beat Naresh Kumar and Mrs. 'K. Singh (India*Reuter - 228 words
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Article215 1950-01-16 7 lit lit of. EAST LONDON, Sun. Centuries by Lrhdsay HasSCtt, the captain, and Arthur Morris helped the Australians put on tor lour or. the opening day ot tneir tnreNSday match agaihst Border* Xt here. Morris hit 106 for his fouith century of the tour. He batted thieelit lit of. - 215 words
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59 1950-01-16 7 -A.P. SYDNEY. Sun. "lS?0 American women tennis players beat Australians In exhibition games at Sydney yesterday. Louise Brough boat Nancy Bolton 6—2, 6 —3 and Doris Hart beat Joyce Fitch 7—5, 7—5. In exhibition games at Melbourne Eric Sturgess beat Ken McGregor 6—2. 7—5-A.P. - 59 words
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Article41 1950-01-16 7 A.P ANKARA. Sun.—The First Vienna Football Club won the second and the last match at Ankara today beating the Gehelerbirligi team 4-1. The first half was scoreless. About 5.000 fan saw the game playled in freezing weather.— APA.P - 41 words
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Article35 1950-01-16 7 Reuter. ROME. SU.fi. Italy anrl Russia may meet in a footbail match in Italy next year for the firstr time, it is understood here. The nfcatch may behe Id at Btrio&Va.— Reuter.Reuter. - 35 words
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Advertisement231 1950-01-16 7 NOTICES I HAULAGE PERlftrT I, Phua Tian Enn, T/A Chop Hua Kiow of 13th mile, paMt Ani, Jalan Yohg Pc%, Battf Pahat. hereby give nor»ce of intention to apply for a' hdfciragc permit to operate one gbfrfJS vehicle with a load capacity 90 cwts. from Parit Ani, batu Pahat in231 words
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Advertisement664 1950-01-16 7 I SITS. VACANT WANTED: Conscientious Canvasser for Patent Chinese Medicine on All<v and ■Commission Basis. Applicant should state age and* expci i< nee ivith knowledge m Cftinesft characters preferable but not essential, reply to Box A 3243, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. FIRE BRIGADE DEPARTVIKNT: Applications are invitxl for filling 2 posts664 words
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Advertisement714 1950-01-16 7 SITS. VACANT ASSISTANT MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL N'EER required in Singapore tor maintenance of diesel and petrol vehicles. Single man not over 35 years. Higher National Certificates in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering necessary. Salary according to qualifications. Agreement may be offered. Applications with particulars of education, training, examinations, experience and references714 words
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Miscellaneous49 1950-01-16 7 V RsTs UNSlfif? h* LLV SUMMONS AU HIS STRENGTH BUT THE CHAMPION IS TOO STRONG j A AND COURAGE FOR A RALLY-AND FOR THE VALIANT ttILAPELPHIAN... NEUTRAL fiSRNEg, K. S I I XLI ™f -c^l?',t,^S E B CANVAS ACRE'S A RIGHT TO CL'RLYS HEAP? > CURLY f% R 1 hfc49 words
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261 1950-01-16 8 A.P. HONGKONG, Sunday.— AN unconfirmed pro-Nationalist source here n said that Mao Ts-> Tune's prolonged stay in Moscow was due to difficulties in concluding a Sino-Sovi2t treaty. The source said the Soviet's terms for *.he treaty, which Mao Tse Tung considers "harsh" are: 1.A.P. - 261 words
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Article36 1950-01-16 8 U.P. LA PAZ. Sun.—A state of siege was proclaimed in Bolivia yesterday and the police announced they had arrested 14 persons in a move to forestall a revolt by the Maailik National Revolutionary Movement.—U.P.U.P. - 36 words
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Article143 1950-01-16 8 -A.P. LONDON, San.—With the General E'ection coming ,up the British labour Government announced relaxed restrictions on newsprint. The action is a boon to the Conservative Party since the vast majority of British newspapers oppose the government. A paper supply company set up in wartime by the-A.P. - 143 words
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Article77 1950-01-16 8 Reuter. HONGKONG, Sun.- There is no prospect of settling the colony's tram strike which is in the third week oi deadlock. Meanwhile the workers of Kowloon Motor Bus company are holding an emerg:encv meeting tonight to discuss their next action towaros tnt. refusa' of the management toReuter. - 77 words
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Article159 1950-01-16 8 Reuter. SHEERNESS, San.— J The death toll in tbe submarine Truculent dis- i aster in the Thames estuary on Thursday night was reduced from 65 to 64 today after it was established t hat one S member of the crew was i home on compassionateReuter. - 159 words
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Article19 1950-01-16 8 U.P. SONOMA, California. Sun.— General Henry H. Hap" Arnold, 63, died quietly today of a heart attack.—U.P.U.P. - 19 words
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348 1950-01-16 8 U.P. TOKYO, Sunday. fQMMUNIST China's seizure of the Consulate General in Peking yesterday will result in the shelving of plans for an early Japanese peace conference and probably will indefinitely postpone the opening of Japan's vital trade with China, well informed sources saidU.P. - 348 words
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70 1950-01-16 8 Neuter. PERTH, Western Australia. Sun.-The 22.550 ton British liner Strathaird radioed today that she had picked up six Euiopeans and 12 Malays from two disabled sailing ciaft near Cocos island i:: the Indian Ocean. No other details cf the rescue were yet available, but theNeuter. - 70 words
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Article56 1950-01-16 8 U.P. MAHONOY CITY. Pennsylvania, Sun.—Joseph Burda, a 30-year-old miner, war. freed by rescue workers today after being entombed for abt-Jt 40 hours. The rescue workers continued to dig in an effort to reach Burda's brother Edward, 25, trapped at a lowei level. Joseph said he thoughtU.P. - 56 words
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Article25 1950-01-16 8 -Reuter. JAKARTA, Sun.—The five-day-oid strike at the Standard Vacuum Petroleum oil reftnery and oil fields at Sungei Gerong, South Sumatra, ended yesterday.—Reuter.-Reuter. - 25 words
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Article, Illustration101 1950-01-16 8 General William Donovan, wartime head of the OSS and now legal advisor to General Clare L. Chennault's Civil Air Transport in its fight to gain control of two Chinese airlines is shown on the right at a press conference alter his arrival in Hong Kong on Jan.-A.P. Photo. - 101 words
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Article271 1950-01-16 8 A.P. and Reuter. TAiPEI, FORMOSA, Sunday. THINESE Nationalist warships today shelled three Communist islands near the Shanghai blockade base of Chushan. An announcement said the warships clos a d in under cover of darkness and levelled the defence works of one of the islands. Melshin,A.P. and Reuter. - 271 words
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Article71 1950-01-16 8 -A.P. BRIGHTON. Sun. "I am not moving to Australia or any where else," former heavyweight boxer Tommy I Farr declared on Saturday. He said reports from Sydney that he wanted to open a hotel business there were "pure nonsense." Farr, the first man to fight-A.P. - 71 words
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Article146 1950-01-16 8 -A.P. NICOSIA Ovprns. Sun N 1 000 boys and girls of Limassol secor.rary schools wa!ked out of th n ir class rooms yesterday in protest aTams f th rt Government's decision not to teachers to vote at today's olebisc'te on v;h°ther Cyprus should unite with Gr^ec-A.P. - 146 words
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Article78 1950-01-16 8 MALACCA, ekin. Parents of Heeren Srro t, Second Cross Street and lonk. r Sireet have written to the Social Welfare Department requesting their help to construct a playground on a vacant pld.e of Ik., id txhind Heeren Street, because tl.'ir children are using the public toad to78 words
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155 1950-01-16 8 Tribune Staff Reporter IUO speeches were made at a dinner party g] by three Singapore Chinese Clubs to ovsr a thousand guests including leading magnatei and industrialists to eelebrat? Britain's recognition of the Chinese Communist Government at Tanjong Rhu Club yesterday. A toafct155 words
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Article24 1950-01-16 8 -U.P. JAiiARTA, Sun.—A total of 296 persons was taken prisoner by Government troops (luring clearing actions against Darui is.am bands ir tJiebes.—U.P.-U.P. - 24 words
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Article285 1950-01-16 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The hockey tournament preparatory to the selection of the North team for tne annual match against the South was brought to a close this evening on the Victoria Institution ground when Selangor defeated Pahang and p'nane drew with Perak. Selangor thus became285 words
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Article51 1950-01-16 8 INTERNATIONAL FORTNIGHTLY WOMEN'S (LI K* "The cf Indian Wome:; by Mrs. K. M. R Menon at 10 a.m. at the YWCa Raffles Quay. OOH LOO CLUB: Tea party at 70—1 Club Street .it 5 p.m. INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS ASSN.: Life Class. British Council Hall. Stamford *>.oad—6 i51 words
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Article133 1950-01-16 8 CATHAY: "Malaya" withSpencer Tracy an«l James Si»--wart at 11. 1.45. IS 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. ALHAMRKA: "Home of tlie Brave" at 1.45, 4.15. 6.45 ai.d 9.30 p.m. CAPITOL: "Em'ura> cable Yon" with Dane Clark Oeraldine Brooks at 11. 1.45, 4. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. HKX; "Who's Guilty" at 10.30133 words
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Article20 1950-01-16 8 11 OCX I'Y: Police v. Sherwood Foresters (Quandran:; .iar) at Thomson Road: S.C.R.C. v. 223 B.O.D. {friendly) at B.O.D.20 words
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Article125 1950-01-16 8 contest hPr. Sun ;r In thn triangular hockey was s.v.reiy tested throughout the gam? Coulter (Singapore) was outstanding in breaking un a NegTi attack with timely clearances and grand anticipation. Piiiai. at coal was rarely tested but when caned upon acquitted himself The Singapore forwards were not125 words
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Article69 1950-01-16 8 IMALUCA, Nun. Alter this ereaiag'* ir.H'ch the *He. .ore of I*o Suith Umu for th* I annua! hoekt Test I against th- North picked out tho Cotlowiag side: Manuel (N.S.); Barth (Spore) ca..;., Kiinsarasamy (NJ.); Peaaeiather (Spore), thong Kok Heng (N.s.), Sequenih (Mai.); s69 words
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Advertisement64 1950-01-16 8 X An attractive glass will be given lf\, rce w tn every four dozen N. Drinks purchased p between January 20th and I February 10th. Chinese New Year will Mm be a happy one with drinks fl W that are Famous for Flavour. &l PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY!I MM WITH64 words
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Miscellaneous14 1950-01-16 8 TIDE II.W.: 8.2« a.m. (8 ft. 7 in. 10.48 p.in. (8 ft. n in14 words
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