Morning Tribune, 23 September 1946
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Title Section10 1946-09-23 1 MORNING TRIBUNE (Neio Series) 10 CENTS MONDAY, SEFT. 23.. 1946.10 words
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Article121 1946-09-23 1 Palestine Sept. 22.— A British naval patrol hip carrying over 600 illegal Jewish imf the Palestine coaat late last night. The had broken down near the Syrian eared to be makr Haifa, and is now hree miles oiT the flgfhtmg the immigrants a naval landingReuter - 121 words
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Article94 1946-09-23 1 22 The Euro Conferen hit a pear- R coi ed vipr iposal t pc mia to and i n impan- d jeven- parllamen- Econo- i f ded to reauthorltes' ier a »ev< n to I il clauses for reaty was a g, United said the ntfd by the pro.amastic."94 words
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Article14 1946-09-23 1 pvernmtn ta emoved ■me Court OUftb i RBhlp of I i .v.14 words
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Article68 1946-09-23 1 BATAVIA, Sept. 22. --Lord Killearn, the British mediator m Java, has written a letter requesting Dr. Sharir, Premier of the Indonesian Republic, to speed up truce negotiations with f i >■ Allies, m order to clear the way for the first iormal negotia- IA.P. - 68 words
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140 1946-09-23 1 MALA YA'S RICE CRISIS: A LESSON FROM 1919 s LONDON, Sept. 22. In a letter on the rice famine to the Sunday Times a correspondent say:, a valuable lesson I may be learnt from the 919 famine. "The government took a hand? he says, "aiul buyers entered into direct negotiationsReuter - 140 words
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99 1946-09-23 1 Peiping, Sept. 22. Chinese Communists are reported to be hastily evacuating Kalgan as one of the three Government columns reach wi;hin 30 miles of that great base m Chahar province. American trayeller^ an a., from Kalgan said the Communists already had removed hospltals, factories and99 words
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454 1946-09-23 1 ARMY GIVING UP 300 HOUSES IN OCTOBER Requisitioning Will Continue till May Next Year (Tribune Staff Reporter) Almos. on the eve of the target date of total derequisitioning, Oct. 1, fixed m June by the GOC. I Singapore, Maj.-Gen. L.H. Cox, the Tribune learns lhat not until May next year454 words
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125 1946-09-23 1 BRITAIN, U.S. WILL ASK RUSSIA 'WHY'? LAKE SUCCESS. New York Sept. 22 American and British delegations to f h<- TTnit^fi Nations Security Councif were reported to be completing s»pa rite challenges demanding why S:;v ft Russia h se kin<? d >n AHVd troop dispositions and air and sea basei nA.P. - 125 words
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Article149 1946-09-23 1 HEIRESS' DEATH MYSTERY WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.Mysiery surrounded the death of 24 -year -old Evalyrn Mclean Reynolds, blonde heiress who lived under the shadoio o] the fabulous and reputedly i/A>uT Hope dicmond. Mr.-. Reynolds, wif* oj farmer Senator Robert R H yiwlds. North Carolina, ivas found dead m her bed atA.P. - 149 words
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Article129 1946-09-23 1 JERUSALEM, OCDI 22. -Jama) Bey Hus •■■ciiii, d?uu:y chairman gl tha Arab Higher HeeutiTe, leH Jerusalem for Alexandra 7«SWrdft| to confer with the Mufti of Jem alfin on the progress of the Londot on Palestine. |ffeml»rt of the Executive here r»-i- t-rate that there is "noA.P. - 129 words
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Advertisement26 1946-09-23 1 "Renlboard's Dn union j CIAN SINGH'S VACATION Pi/fiZ/C RECEPTION I A Bargain: Ladies Rayon Silk Stockings $2..»0 pair. j GIAN SINGH Co. 4, BATTB I pa.MJ'26 words
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185 1946-09-23 2 To considt planter* a I was hvid In the Office of if" Ri dent < .wwi.s toner a > Chairman. this rru ting i r< I that < cultnat'jr m Pen i "> to complete plan ing rali<j7i!> on their land. I Some185 words
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226 1946-09-23 2 LAKE SUCCESS, NEW YORK, Sept, 21, The United Nations sub-eoinmusion on the economic reconstruction of devastated areas proposed a broad ;;n;f(rarnnv' designed to put Western Europe back on its feet and help formulate i> long-ran European economic plan unprecedented m sco] AA.P. - 226 words
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Article30 1946-09-23 2 At! 2\ Qreeknewi r., tod >rti d c irred y d b k gendarm r e I B s. wn the G r iches dv,* lor ReuterReuter - 30 words
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144 1946-09-23 2 Hamburg, svpi 22.— A c.ibie proposal for id 'ates ol Europe made by r; Churchill m his Zur'en cti has been sent to Church i\ tM members ol the Ftf c Deri cratic Party m Hamburg. 1 says: 'Young democrats i f the FreeReuter - 144 words
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Article228 1946-09-23 2 (From Reuter's Diplomatic Correspondent) London, Sept, 21.— The committee of the Palestine conference set up yesterday to consider m more detail the Arab proposal that Palestine should become an independent Arab state held its first meeting t oday. [ts task is to elucidate m dotail the planReuter - 228 words
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Article52 1946-09-23 2 FLYING TO FAMILY'S DEATH CRASH N d of i to thi era h m and daught r 17. v. Two other cB ie, Th« Peril r family was returning United the dad ich i had been on twoliday m Belgium. ci tak< pan n an inquii j th •alp 1n-A.P. - 52 words
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237 1946-09-23 2 London, Sept. 22. Quoting from the United ates Blue Book on the Argentine issued m Februaiy, the International Committee for the study of European problems, charged today that "during the I few months, German groups m Argentina have, notably under the leadership of RicardoA.P. - 237 words
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Article118 1946-09-23 2 LONDON, Sept. 22— An Army Council Instruction has just been Issued which notifies a new Important step of declared War Office policy ,oi assisting a time expired soldier to obtain employment m civil life. An agreement has been reached With engineering electrical trade unions and employersReuter - 118 words
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Article210 1946-09-23 2 LONDON, Sept tornational Committ -study of European nr dieted failure for t h P t tions Organisation nni 1 and called for a worl of nations for the of peace, "In the Ught events, it doe s ni that the United N yd m addingA.P. - 210 words
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Article58 1946-09-23 2 CAPETOWN, Sop: offices of the 'Thi official organ of the I Party of SouMi A:r Capetown offices vict men's organisati Springbok L central Cv t y the Communisi Party raided by the i A statement by the bok Lcgi n 5 search was I r latingReuter - 58 words
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115 1946-09-23 2 Teheran, Sept. 21. Several ndred armed horsemen. nrmber s of the Quachgai tribe, den<\':l trom the mour!ta n3 tcW by Kosroh Quachrraih. occupied the localities of Ka?eroun and Gahrum, disarmed the local gendarmerie and army and galloped on tnvnrds Shiraz. stat-o reliable reports from south P°rs115 words
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Advertisement6 1946-09-23 2 IX CO.MI.\i;! A Tl;.-. <No pi6 words
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Article, Illustration270 1946-09-23 3 $50 FOR YOUR IDEA OF LENA (THE UNSEEN A) HYENA I'nY weeks now. Morning Tribune fans have breathlessly followed the wacky romance of LPI Abner and Lena the Hyena, the Lower Slobbovian maid with a face so horrendous (hat "no hoomin could withstand it." The climax came or was it270 words
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135 1946-09-23 3 f s from Highlands dining led at a record m »1 production I tted to be 900 ton-. m innual production 5 m this area I inclined to laurels. Their m rtilisers to aid iltivation were ■by thi D( partment of Agri- Malayan Union. I135 words
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Article28 1946-09-23 3 m- 22 Canon Isle was mund after he r>g an earears ol Maryport he nd resideni dral m been Bai h -mew I 128 words
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Article38 1946-09-23 3 Mr. Lim Hong Bee. Secretary. M.D U.. will give a talk on 'The Problem of Malayan Citizen- ship' at the C.T.A. premi-e^ No. 11, Handy Road (opposite i .:iv cinema car-park' on Saturday next at 6.38 words
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Article50 1946-09-23 3 Moscow, Sipt. 21. Soviet or den and medals haw been awarded by the Supreme Soviet Ijo 25 Persians for "services rendered in supplying Red Aim.v troopa with arms and transport n<j freights over the Pers'an always' during the war, It wag announced I da x? uter50 words
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Article43 1946-09-23 3 ROME, Sept 21 A Frieste i paich to II Mbmento *aid two Buskma around LJbuljana In Yugoslas,an divisions have taken up posivia, 45 mile., nortli-.-uM oj Trieste. The despatch gave no authority foi b« report, and no confirmation i vaiiable here. A .P.A.P. - 43 words
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187 1946-09-23 3 CHICAGO. Sei*. 19: The United States ran spare some or its harvest to kee i Indians from dying ot starvation, said the Chicago Tribune In a leading ar iele today "It would be comfortable, however, 1( we could hi sure our shipments are not use;iReuter - 187 words
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384 1946-09-23 3 Malaya's Textile Position Easing [YibUl fl Reporter) v.i h the r<( lifting of i 1 bun on the export .»i textiles from India Imposed by the Government is is expected that th< flow of Indian texLles Into Malaya will 'ne increased several fold.384 words
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Article100 1946-09-23 3 new Delhi, Sept. 21.— Meeting* ol the working committees ot both the Congress Party and uiw Muslim L- ague were held m Delhi to-day. The meeting of the Oongreai Party Working Committee, urn.s'ded over by Pandit NVhru, head ol the Interim Indian government, wa s calledReuter - 100 words
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Article110 1946-09-23 3 81 John. Newfoundland. Sept L'l Four h lie >ptera are t daj Deing re asgembled at Gander, Newfoundland, to rescue Injured passenger* uf tho Belgian Bkymaster airi:r.. r which Ue§ wrecked m almost inaccessiblecountry n<'c»r Oand r Lake. One ii licupt- r cpected to bReuter - 110 words
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444 1946-09-23 4 Morning Tribune MONDAY, SEPT. 23., 1946. Special Constables An Ingapore i VVhat c of tbi "drastic i i (me h e Inl ro uction ed by the Sc jo? I file or pid| i the i k d ><"i--lot t Not ihe iiame of whose duty it disturb the I444 words
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Article1475 1946-09-23 4 Harold Nicholson - Harold Nicholson i o W fßvSnecial Irranremcnt wlfli the London Spectator). i vi m" ma phenom :i perplex our unnappy a</»' perhap; th< m«l formidaoie and me leas under I >ocl I m i p iganda. \h a sense, ol course, this b no new Invention. Thersites, we1,475 words
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Article197 1946-09-23 4 Bru&sels, Bep 21 J Ply to tin- b IL Franc/, Oovernm I city m the disappear* lU Spain of Loon D W of the Rexlst (Fas»^ mcnt. was delivered m the Belgian G not expected to be puohhSJTi several days v I U today. «T The reply wa hand*197 words
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Article108 1946-09-23 4 Isle Of Wight. Sept. 21 -J a search throughout the mfl by all available prison o£«M aided by the civil police Harry Hackney, 17 var-uMJM soner who escaped ir.»mCai« hill prison, Isle ol Wight, unM cover of a terrific gale wRM swept the island he was rec« tured today.Reuter - 108 words
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Advertisement53 1946-09-23 5 B.TANG ROAD •ypcs of 01ft Sets" '0. CO., Vb re< ook Stow FOR BOC'--IGH STRFI T, i 61, M ddto R<s VDACHE-CURE urgo oaggagc •c. BAGGAGE SER\ !C I ne 4603. Confectioner) onfectionery Store. I lor its C l available Sundries torters f \p<,rters Is Of Goods <• LIM CO.,53 words
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Advertisement160 1946-09-23 5 it's obtainable anywhere it's m UEALTH^nd VITALITY ffH) tiJlei GENERAL DEBILITT when a wide range of TONICS arc now available CENTRAL MEDICAL HAL! 61/53. Victoria Street. Electrical United Trading Co. t) Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US. mbroidery D.rect Importers of kinds ot OhintM Hand-made160 words
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Advertisement214 1946-09-23 5 Hair Dn Ladk-5 Hair uresscrs, I. a Fas&ioni aud Manicure by Miss Anna Majorie Aim Ladies Hair Dressing Saloon i j Formerly of Maison Galaxy and Maison Interlandi. Heeftn Building, Orchard Real. Hotel THE TAVERN Dp-tO-datQ Hou-i m a Quiet and Cool j I Locality. Rooms: Luxuriously Furnish- j ed214 words
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Advertisement129 1946-09-23 5 T.M.A. Music House, 61/63, HFh 6treet, Singapore, ror PIANO 6, MUSIC RECORDS PhODt 7465. Rcfarding the eye sight Commit: New China Optical Co.j 71. Sfffc Bireet, Singapore. PhODI 3766. i ihn Singa Photo Studio II High Street, BiNGAPORE. I llndvCf ia4 Outdoor Photographers /term i USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS129 words
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Advertisement164 1946-09-23 5 mam FONCHIN&Cc. L; Office 64, Wallich Btreti Phone No. 7557. Sar.itary EUoctrlcal C<XAn#*m\ Building Repairers and (HBtr* Importers. SHOE CO., LTD. BATA BUILDING 1:111 HHIDGE ROAI Sr/j Stem NEH SILKS In New Designs At Melwani 9 ii i Expert Indies Dres£m»kf.r» 2 North Bridge R4. Tele, ft* Spor^ S Ti164 words
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Article, Illustration328 1946-09-23 6 Josephine Lowman - Josephine Lowman H\ Sweetness With Lemons j■ lei maligned and I thi W\ Ii tis one < 'H. onn< Dill H th( \> -al. ii and can ell I'J hen, to fi oni the h» standpoint, it uperli I just the n it i acid ash id328 words
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Article57 1946-09-23 6 ROME, Sep 21: Sleilian •ban tJ i 1 t night mad" anothi i ai tack on the radio itatioi m Palermo, this tinn 1 m th. The attftck m made with i iflea and machine-gun and fire wa maintained for nearly two hou Ti;. attackers eventually57 words
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Article127 1946-09-23 6 China 'Should Be On The A lert NANKING, Sept. 20. --The liberation of the northeastern provinces i after more than oiprht years of war; lio". that th«- Chinese people will ::t \'<>i submit to foreign oppression .•Hid no part of Chinese territory fould be occupied with impunity by aggressors, Mr.Reuter - 127 words
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279 1946-09-23 6 RANGOON. Sept. 20: Sir Huber n nor of Burma, after holding preliminary with political leaders has been m close' the British Government and has pre th mese viewpoint fully, said the Direct p,, h la ions of the Burma Government at a P279 words
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Article47 1946-09-23 6 SUVA. Fiji I-land, Sept. 21- Volcanir eruptions on the Pacific island of Nmafoou have burned out tho main villapo of Angaha includ- inp all governtnenl buildings and a wireless station, but no loss of life S lor xenons iniurios have been re- 1 ported ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article154 1946-09-23 6 Stowaway To Live In Govt. House J SYDNEY, S M the native kitcnen I arcp aerodrome Ba m. Indonesian a< rial I ir/io /ic/s fcmi Qpiven mm siou to rema I /ias been pn I »rnmeni Hon., Darwin, m The Administrator I Sort hern Terr.: -M yer t intends takReuter - 154 words
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Article43 1946-09-23 6 SYDNEY. Sept. 21:-*^ wonder hone, Bernboroug borough out of Bemmsand 13th successive ratured the Weigh. 1 Rose Hill Race* Ho beat Flight bj lengthl over a mile and B-rnborough'3 owner is hoping that the establish a record wins.' ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Miscellaneous106 1946-09-23 6 LI L Air\i:« EXCLUSIVE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRWC Tins Is W>;i-i» Wi> (imp In B >' A1 WA; I SHORE HATES T'LEAVE LOWER SLOBBOVIA A GOOMBYE, T^ A MONTH LATER- fAH WANTS I AT TM' HEIGHT O' TH' SUMMER SEASON, UKE YOU LOCKY J Y Q' !S> BACK-106 words
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Article, Illustration1046 1946-09-23 7 r Thoroughbreds" pt. t. BeenWhlttlngham a steeple- more h e planned arst alls' "^isr ipulatlon. SSJS ..orldand have the deleted unless 1 worses t to British the usual n make our worried beI point-to-I' md Ws brother. Whittingham d« {irst f Lin cl up1,046 words
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Article113 1946-09-23 7 TO SURVEY HIM ALA YAS London. Sept 21. Two Lnn don ex-officers, Frank Menendez and Anthony Tate, both of whom have mountaineering experiences propose to :>urvey and explore the part of unmapped Himalayas. Giving thii information today the Diarist m the London Ev»«nIni St indarfJ. states that there will be113 words
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Article51 1946-09-23 8 ill S< ftie A ie eal to r«'d Subhas mdi irted I pan< m fie 1 turn itioi the nev m ivernment leader rial n- mv to muk»' an lon N it M> ci it B m b the ident. n mix n< mmi f ¥U51 words
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Article23 1946-09-23 8 1 1 Norwegians To Die 0 Dtli I WtTi ■<■> N. M] .I h- i r charges of vi lii r, durini th< Oermai)23 words
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Article15 1946-09-23 8 Agreement On Tyrol i i Pei .-jud 4 13 to d into tl < he I'15 words
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Article, Illustration1160 1946-09-23 8 VERA ARDMORE'S GOSSIP COLUMN LATEST j BEACH J FASHION I 4i GREETINGS <- i nee m m thf Morning Tribi p and n be 1 d tc be bac more i Id Quit< >r wh pai i d) films thai w< ■i, tn f t mi idd round J find1,160 words
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Miscellaneous81 1946-09-23 8 Try This AMERICAN t rosswo rd Puzzle :l> IOBOM JDO>O2| I 3 A'^l A S|j|\ C '•-■A l, 3 A §p o sill= "-r^ Ap P E DH^. Ot ON DOWN 1 f I I" I" M— 1 j LJ i l/// Pore: imple rr-? 1 i 'ZjL i v/81 words
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114 1946-09-23 9 ,1 90— Documents captured after the pv were Introduced at the internationribunaJ today revealing Germany's nose- Japanese peace move m Jan, 1938 m Embassy B rlli Foreign freace term., the JfPwith ..;rn Office y in July that she t ln S^ tern 1Reuter - 114 words
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Article65 1946-09-23 9 Athens, Sept. 21 An official announcement here today said i that foreign aircraft coming from the north made several flights over Greek territory m I central a nd Macedonia on Sept. 18 and 19. On Sept. 19 a three-cngined bomber flew over the isle oi Thaso3Reuter - 65 words
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BOOKS Reviewed
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Article151 1946-09-23 10 Outline Of A Colony Colony, •ell Tl I 8 Ql on 20 exp( r ipacith ];u- and poet, th<; mething much thai a handbook on n the ry. Through ;1 book I i an ■vUi the co from the prim ,i days ol British advent I i ipation period has151 words
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Article47 1946-09-23 10 Heart Uki UiiK •>' 01 Four Q D. E ■1. ,rd A Oreen R Ifurdi I •)i <jn I Cobb Oonnon In R Vj. 1 wjii«. Churcli c Perl by L A" B 12 70 postt Extra »HAMED Dl I FAKIR High Btrt 1 Phon Singapore.47 words
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Article259 1946-09-23 10 Feb. 15, 1942 Was Lucky For Them Athole St< vai "Let's Gel packing," by Athol<- Stewai I blished by Frank Johnson, 350 C orge Bt i- >el Sydney. Price s^. Illustrated. A graphic account ol the Malayan campaign and the Battle ol Singapore, escape just before the lull of the259 words
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Article237 1946-09-23 10 D co, by Peter Chi yney, Collins Clear Type Press, Lon rt« n P( ter chi yney's latest b >ok more than lives up to the reputation of th's popular author, this being, by the way, the at] fifth novel during the last ten years from his237 words
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Article495 1946-09-23 10 5< ling to -the Malayan Share i.. Buyer Ira Bi 1.70 1 \]< ri ndra Bi Vv< 2.60 2* Brit Mi lya Trui Ex< .>. S.OO 9 00 Consolidated Tin Bin It 22 fl do Prel r/3 Eastern United A ance .v> 00 10 00\d Pra«< Hi495 words
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Advertisement79 1946-09-23 10 Malay Language dc To Mi f ion by A E Oot 3 10 bj E Hi■• dt I 'Dictionary Collo luial A..:.r Malay by Sir R 600 v Made Bi I I A Hamilton 00 Kelly Walsh Ltd. i'/>' Btatlon< \i.'M- place, Singapore. Mll mm t 1,, M \V TECHNICAL79 words
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Article978 1946-09-23 11 Ivnang Weights Sa .-~H;mdicaps WT 2 8, ,f the! I ?f m f 9 r i 2"" Ey 8 12 So: few 7 13 K» l X 9.00 B .8.13 H( ide 8-"-» %k Carrington 8.01 Jifi, 8.00 ■fISES, CLASS 3. Di v. 2, 6Reuter - 978 words
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Article72 1946-09-23 11 21.— Major ssock, startWen by J Moy- m Leger I Curragh today length Turkish a 2-1 favlari a 3— 1, third two lengths away. The favou d by H. haranl Chinnabai, Ga< kwai r.t Spied*, wps r'dden by th€ tnous Ir sh jockev Joe r-mtyReuter - 72 words
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419 1946-09-23 11 S.C.F.A 2. SR.C IThe Singapore Chinese Football Association b the Recs by the odd goal m three m a charity game of soccer m aid of the S.R.C. Rehabilitation Fund, at Jalan Besar Stadium Vesterdav. w It was a fast and clean Same419 words
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Article259 1946-09-23 11 Ceylonese Beat The Recs R. V. S, fcundrum and K. Mutnukumaru, scoring 40 40 run, respectively, were the mains ay 01 the Ceylon Sp jrt s Club when they beat th e Singapore Recrealion Club by 45 runs m a game of cricket at the Padang yesterday. G. Clarke toppedA.P. - 259 words
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Article149 1946-09-23 11 The B'd-.c Account* Oflloe Cricket Club, Changi, had an easy victory over the Singapore Recreation Club "B" Team m a ac ol cricket at the Padang ion Saturday. The S.R.c. was dismissed for 70 runs. The BAOCC pa d this total for five wickets and t -Mi149 words
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Article159 1946-09-23 12 70 PERCENT OF PLANES DAMAGED Guam. S< pt. 22. Tl c !il [j.S. Arm; i }l irianas, I n i the i hwesl Sundi A least one arm) man Who suffered a broken buck a injured riously r < 70 percent Of housing fOl arA.P. - 159 words
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Article152 1946-09-23 12 Home Rugger MDOV t. 21.— 1 I Yor. CUP Firz\ tfgrd No theni I Hudi d bury 9 nI«T fax 7 H ifflrtngumi Roy« II Hull I el io Bat ij.Mty H Keigh Rugby Lei Oldham Wai Batford 23 .V.ti.v I J7 m a Bwinton 3 Worfctaftofl Powii II BeltofUt152 words
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130 1946-09-23 12 w PARIS, Sept. 22.- -The ;.'V. ODI titution .an- fourth provision; Batu i ws ba led to videni iiid.'iuh as uniting i l < ua ion with its colony "m a single comity under t single flag". i:i<- Oonstltueni Assembly ha« fin hedA.P. - 130 words
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Article20 1946-09-23 12 ATHENS, Sr-pt. 22.— Richard C. Patterson, v. s. nmtMUMdor to vugcvlavia, witta bis military attache, uiiiv.'d m Athem on Baturday.20 words
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181 1946-09-23 12 France Becomes A Smuggl ers Paradise Pans, Sfept. 21;— Smug jlera were busy today In thin strip of land fron the English Channel to the Alps between the Fren -h frontier -where French ustoms officials on strike stood idly by smoking and chatting and the Belgian border where the customsReuter - 181 words
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327 1946-09-23 12 London, Sep.. 22.— The Dominions and colonies w SovTe commentator cow Radio last night After accusing the British Government of turning Greece into a "British colony", he described the British draft statute for Trieste as being modelled Dn the regimes for India, Burma, Nigeria,Reuter - 327 words
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177 1946-09-23 12 LONDi pt. 22. Moscow radio said the U.S. Secretary for Commerce, Mr. Wallace had championed a policy of ■fvi collaboration and icier standing*' m opposition to "imperialist and expanlonist" group* Hi the United States. Contrasting the ousted Commerce secretary's utterances with Mr. Churchill's Zurich cellingA.P. - 177 words
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48 1946-09-23 12 report from Pyapon, 50 miles southwest of Rangoon k say^ that 20 persons were killed I at the nearby town of Kyaiklat when troops fired on armed rice looter- on Wednesday night at i Zadabadi mill. One soldier was reported killed. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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239 1946-09-23 12 London, Sept. 22.— Britain's newspapers open a circulation battle on Monday, vying for the favour of millions more readers with all the attractions they can cram into six extra m^es a week. The papery now exist m a paradox. An unparalleled de mand hasA.P. - 239 words
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