Morning Tribune, 20 December 1946
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Title Section13 1946-12-20 1 MORNING TRIBUNE fr |0 200 o*.ntiJ i<y c__._. I FRIDAY. DEC. 20, 194613 words
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Article598 1946-12-20 1 \sr-ORE BARS BROOKE (Tribune Stall Keporte I I Pressmen who waited at Changi airfield yesterday If or my Brooke waited m vain. Banned E n t Mr- Brooke i. also i fee I on his been taken "because prt o give a m w line Ijei.598 words
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Article374 1946-12-20 1 Futile DayLong Wait For Brooke I I tribune Staff Reporter) I m ye iterday aa imimlf racer scanned the [ski. for [th* cted to [brir ex-Rajah Muda ot Sar Singapore. No plane how it 5.30 p.m the 3r< Ir p rter waitfng ah arp irt was a s: j e374 words
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69 1946-12-20 1 Lack Of Supplies Holds Up Malayan Housing Plans— Official' London, Dec 19 H< i tog shortage m the urban ai sh Malaya wa I to In r > c Hou I C mil n night when Mr. D. Rees-W mams. I wa: bi Ing d :U x Colonial •'">' buildingReuter - 69 words
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Article, Illustration445 1946-12-20 1 REFORMS PROPOSALS: GENT APPEALS FOR GOODWILL im la ht, Edwa la Ich h kiKi!.! I umpur, h pro- or i. n\ and and il] I nil 1 i en uni l th p Inta dil icu I r pr l I U v > i I to His M b445 words
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Article87 1946-12-20 1 TOKYO, Die. 19.-Foui Brltl nurses were rap< d and tin c others murd-T.-d by Japa:. JOldlett at St. Stephen's College, Hongkong, when I rendered on Christmas Day, 1941, the Canadian Chaplain, .hen Barnett told thc Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal today. One nur-. "wa- forced to lie onReuter - 87 words
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Article55 1946-12-20 1 ANOTHER HOTEL FIRE IN U.S. PHILADELPHIA Dee. 19. Six Negroe- wen- burned to death and scores injured when lire gutced Abes Hotel here. Scores of guest> jumped from the windows of the four-stores ,tiucture before the arrival ol firemen who later rescued ho persons. It Is feaied that many ofReuter - 55 words
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124 1946-12-20 1 Home Razed In Dakota Crash, Baby Unhurt London, Dec 19 people had mira when a Dakota i britl alway Air -Nfl-* Into ho I r a -ofl into NorthoK Airport today. The only ca. -ver* among the plan. p iiit three memfr n of (\\> crew and one pa *hReuter - 124 words
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Article50 1946-12-20 1 NEW DELHI Dec 19 -It tl ind< tood that Con i m« m 0. I Ol the Indian Constituent A. sembly decided tonight to d»--tei until January 20 th. voti i tndil v hru's t. olutloo proclaiming India an lnrj- pend. i ir< Ign r public. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Advertisement19 1946-12-20 1 MAKE YOUR CHILD HAPPY By presenting a Doll or Tricycle GIAN SINGH CO., i Battery Rod J. Singapore, I19 words
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213 1946-12-20 2 Looters Threaten Rice Suppl Orders Placed In U.K. For Special Speed Boats (Tribune Staff Reporter) 11 motor-sa_i_ an 1 are still a pore harbour without a: ire being built Io tie o pat Orders have been placed lft "he United Kingdom for powerful engines for213 words
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Article369 1946-12-20 2 MALAYAN NEWS FLASHES _]•< Oaui coeetini ol •a i.. r,: t;i tit i was th. arriv Ur m M I n .100, will ih n d i.. rari< hi it *3nl Public R i al throu .vi the wili rc main c osad v a_ad fi '< ,_r it. tayan369 words
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Article118 1946-12-20 2 Appeal Succeeds: Sentence Served Chan Hock Leng, a young boy who was sentenced m the lower courts to six weeks' rigorous Imprisonment on pleading guilty to the theft of two apples and two oranges on July 22. had the conviction quashed and the record expunged on appeal before Mr. Justice118 words
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Article48 1946-12-20 2 Tw n Per.'k scut; have re '•o'vfri awards fn..n Trnwlpl *r.... n r their good wor 1 Murine the early nar* rf t^e war M Tt' l^ Shahrui'n s.*i v j •i "i .,)''•"'■> Tro M n lea*' or Av>rn°d bin *bdul Hamld Patro' j leader, Taiping Gilt Cross.48 words
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Article135 1946-12-20 2 Tne Odeon Cabaret, New vVoild, was the scene of the Singapore Amateur Singing Competition last week, and trie following qualified for the finals which will take place on Sunday, irom 12—4 p.m. Chinese Songs: Messrs. Ng Chow Seng, Lee Toh and Choon Lai Kuan; Miss Hong Siew135 words
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185 1946-12-20 2 New Singapore Racket A new racket has started in Singapore with the re-selling of Special Repatriation tickets and vaccination certificates to unscrupulous persons paying high ms to travel to India. A pr'ss note issued yesterday by the Indian. Government re presentatlve states that indivi-,185 words
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Article115 1946-12-20 2 DISTRIBUTORS OF SAMSU 'It was pointed out by Mr J Toln Custom pr secuting ir. m the Third Police Cour iy, that most of the women appearing on charges of .son of dutiable liquor w.re carriers and distributors ol samsu. He wa. prosecuting a Chinese woman, Koh Leng Kan. who115 words
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256 1946-12-20 2 The uments of th. Sii acceptfd m m which local me will be ab ike theii place on eg t^ with those recruited from Rnro lonial Secretary, Mr. H. P. Bryson, nth that a Belecl Committee had the question ana had submitted I i256 words
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Article140 1946-12-20 2 The mite oi i shoen wa* commended by i&a tr. a. p 4 j ac terday fo her action m n young Chiui.-, tion to her repi rtl p l shop I f c Street, on th' la :hinese. When the shopl res.sted an tl re140 words
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166 1946-12-20 2 Had N.A.A.F.I. Stores, Woman Cautioned And Discharged Remarking that she was for* .unate not to und.rgo imprisonment for what she had done, the Singapore Seventh I crate Mr. (Mr. A. P. Jack) yesterday cautioned and dischaiged a young Chine* man, Choc Kaw Lan, on a chaige of being m possession166 words
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706 1946-12-20 3 EX TENSIVE EDUCATION POLICY ANNOUNCED I REE SCHOOLING FOR 100,00 0 CHILDREN I primary education for .q :idren m Singapore _> I is envisaged m the future b\ Education, Mr. J. B. Neilson, v I tional polic he Advisory C i\. ri pments re. h JM naive/ says Mr W'y706 words
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191 1946-12-20 3 VCIGS Arrives For One- Week Stay In S'pore rived at Ch I Airflt id at 3.45 p.m. y.st<rda. a Lanea trlan pi \n* al ii nt trip'" from Ran mpanled by MaJ.Can b Field, n K"bvltS. Me v met by Maj.-G«n. H m m (Chief Of General Staff. •LF», Mai191 words
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205 1946-12-20 3 Shortage Of School Buildings Ip Im itlonal bl I I tn tins ny Edu _fi J (i )0 pn .i. thc :i t 1 t I I re-oi will take m re -en t nd i repairs wli I I fIUC. l fill b pi205 words
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73 1946-12-20 3 Governor's Duty Allowance Increased T: app ,hr (i ernor Sir (iii innum i thi .ill.;' Into D 1 1 1 51 (£1,000) provided for the G Malayan Onion m the timat Th- port oi the Committee tabled at Council meeting the Governor i 111 '>' ntertainment $1 428 i over73 words
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Article85 1946-12-20 3 A 1 1 Be. who i to hold up > Ind chener Roa I members ol I their pOCk( po tponed vi l Sa ird i > b] Mr .m T A Browi the Sin ;apor< aftei the Jui f had 1 >vi I thi Th. third85 words
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297 1946-12-20 4 Morning Tribune FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1946. Building A Nation •J. {> M ilann. *i domiciled con i m daya hay. f< HaM prolonged dl giona bi n the Malayi Union Govt i nment and the Rul r Ed- < i tted tht arioua jcufi dona by th( t< tary and297 words
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Article668 1946-12-20 4 H.L HOPKIN - Prince Philip And The Princess H.L HOPKIN OUR LETTER FROM LONDON by i of Ol gallant vuung man 1 days. Then have been rum ur^ be br i to Princess Eli to-t ports have been denied at In the n< d terday Mi c_ member, ai a wha orit f668 words
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Article161 1946-12-20 4 The postponement of the imtlon of an Income Tax m the Colony and the Malayan Union is, of coura only temporary relief for the taxpayer who has been told m no uncerta n term, that this taxation must and will come. And when it dees come, the161 words
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Article130 1946-12-20 4 It was heartening to re >d Ol 'he prompt action taken recently hy th( 1 aiplng police to check crime m Perak. I refer to the rescue of a prominent Chinese from the hands of hi_ kidnappers. The public, who look to the foree s of law and130 words
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Article117 1946-12-20 4 I the average wage earner desirous of getting to work on time without leaving th? house at an unearthly hour, the irre gular and very un-at'sfact >ry ous-senrice between Tank Road and Keppel Harbour is a nightmare. The buses on this route are ii a v; ry dilapidated117 words
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Article187 1946-12-20 4 15-Second News From Britair THEIR KATES GO UP I Leighton Buazard n I is 9s. 6d. m tl I increase. I EX-SHERIFFS U« Sir Harry p. sh the Cit3 I left £105.543 Married 57 Mrs. T. Cheshire 216 wood- road Hai PLUM FOR i iK Following i eery store, 20187 words
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Article96 1946-12-20 4 I understand that orities m Singapore have down certain rates to be for hiring cars but It a general complaint the travelling public tl er? of these cars se-'d stick to these rates their passengers for m< double whenever th< the opportunity to do so. myself a96 words
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154 1946-12-20 5 i on h mln. ramUl tngt o i f Paris, living w tf *fa and nl MeN ill] ol Ar Bqu m 1 i-t y- ar Mich< l put out h i qulTalent of Urn king— and a* to And "nly ;i in-iii packet f154 words
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125 1946-12-20 5 LONDON DCC. IK -BinCC the British Food Minister, Mr. John Btrachey, lifted the ben on Bending foodstuffs to Ocr many three weeks ago, 1 900 p H eels daily have be. des patched through the Europe now" organisation In London r ni<- organisation whichReuter - 125 words
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Article24 1946-12-20 5 D c II -Ail Oi toda. i four-how pi i q proi Bl| I ol Oretl t Bui A nd ci ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Advertisement599 1946-12-20 5 fr CuriOS With i hristm^ s and N^ Vi ir drawing near, Sin- R-aporc ihop-wißdowi are clisplaviiiu as wide a variety of goods as can Iw desired io the linumst..... < X TanC il,ld l >m Petition to buy is happily being replaced by Hepardmg Uie eyetiffa competition to sell.599 words
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Article, Illustration761 1946-12-20 6 VERA ARDMORE - VERA ARDMORE Says _V. __fN__« CHRISTMAS FARE Christmas Day will soon be here and for many .t will be a Christma 3 of reunion. If you are planning to spend it at home with your f^nily, here are some ideas for Christmas dnner. CHRISTMAS761 words
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Miscellaneous385 1946-12-20 6 CHRISTMAS FESTlVl'lll .Jl istmas Eve. Special Festive Dinner and D I :un until 2 a.m, Christmas Day. Special Din it* and Da I w i Boxing Dag. Gala Dinner aid Danci turn. I Saturday, Dee. 28th. Special Dinnet and Dance ffft 'I 1 PRINCES RESTAURANT I 1 Cluistmas Eve. Gala385 words
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Article, Illustration409 1946-12-20 7 Josephine Lowman - Josephine Lowman By td Then Over lap hard with i th- face?" n Le face, but you kly along th.- Jaw- l< the chin with the v hand, r 'old mc that you rery fine hairs on i b] v ing peroxide on do you apply it.409 words
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Article, Illustration678 1946-12-20 7 Henry Gris - Hollywood Aunts...3 Henry Gris By* Morning Tribune t orrei. m Unllywood (The Last part of a story which began on Tuesday about Hu.lywood's women ditectc.rs). And how d 1 director's w 11. ■v ten y. id an ad. 1 1 ment m a London paper announcing H*tchcoc_- v. When she678 words
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Article65 1946-12-20 7 j )zs. batter or margarine I teacup sifted icing sugar iablespoon s top mrk turn to llavour leat fat to a cream. Add par. beating it m thoroughly, en work m top milk, a teaoast a time. Last of all. stir rum to taste ton't serve Christmas Pudis65 words
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Miscellaneous72 1946-12-20 7 i tvE IN MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE Rq A ij; app ID.".' I IforrCOURSE.ATINv| I '>1 CO^NCeD^ jj «JoK HE N GQOUPOF SORDID ™ATTHE.MAAOH ITY X «gg 1 SENSATION- SEEKERS 0 durlic 17 IT IS IHOV MAYBEDISAP- _> £_2_S_^P£ J FLAPPING lj .TED AT NOT FROM M IN THE72 words
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Article378 1946-12-20 8 By Tribune Reporter; I piLAH.— Beror i Angus, District Ol X Mag court eight Geddes estate, Bal two Chi were charged with unlawfully remaining on the estate h »p m last with intent to annoy th manag Thr' prosecution had only one Mr E. M.378 words
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209 1946-12-20 8 Washington, Dec. 17. -Repub- Foreign Affairs leader, Senr Arthur Vandenberg, declarth. re has been a "great oi misunderstanding concerning America's s a-calied two- Ign policy, served a i to-day that it should not unied this necessarily Republican and Democra- agreem nt on such matters IReuter - 209 words
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Article66 1946-12-20 8 Hongkong Claims Commission LONDON, Dec 19. Lhe Hongkong claims commission will consist of one commissioner. hi. H. Matheson of Phoenix Assurance Company Limited and a secretary, G. Melmoth, formerly secretary-designate of Hongkong port Trust. Tlie commission will begin work almost at once. These facts were announced In the House ofReuter - 66 words
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Article46 1946-12-20 8 LONDON, Dec. i 6. Christmas go m tlu Roxburgh Castle which has reached Southampton hi South Africa, included 16.093 boxes of peach< s, 1.583 i oranges, 1,700 casks ..in 2.390 ba kei ol tomafc id 194 cases "i South Afric n flowers.46 words
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Article193 1946-12-20 8 'By Tribune Reporter IPUn >tion pn :;il B "try Ciuo is ted by the authorities, ip >:• m have B i Peac r tantGarden i Singapof Penang. The at nation Par:. proje. upymg several acres ng the river bund had to tndoned at tne ou'hrcas. v.ar.193 words
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Article133 1946-12-20 8 i Staff Reporter Twenty aad Japanese sur>d personnel at present In Mai yan Union are to b. ii trily retained to the adi ta b >th the civilian portion an I ti e Bervic This disci 'lire wa- madI Gen A Galloway, G.OC.-in133 words
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Article76 1946-12-20 8 300- YEAR-OLD REMAINS LONDON, Dec. 16. -Huinui bono- excavated at Norwich ar< 'believed to the those of monk buried over three-hundred y ai ago. They have been unearthe. (from a In King Btreet along side remains of the old city wa] dose to whei. it Is believed then was an76 words
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167 1946-12-20 8 LONDON Dec. 18.—Captain 8. Swlngler, Labour. Stafford, asked th- Minister without Portfolio m the House of Commons today whether the system for representation of coUecl ye grievances and suggestions was now being instituted m the three Services. Mr. Alexander replied !n all the three ServicesReuter - 167 words
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276 1946-12-20 8 TOKIO, Dec. 18 Th< Burma-Biam ipletion by the Ja] nil the v.v. of Britiah prisoner ol v.. 1 i tions which resulted m th< ni. of 0 dp Of 7.000 men sent I rording to a testimony on Tuesday \y Intern, ional TribunaA.P. - 276 words
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Article131 1946-12-20 8 LIVERPOOL, Dec. 18 feta ing girls from Greece an who married British servic< and eagerry looking I m settling m British hon among the passengers n Cunara liner Ascanla docked at Liverpool tod a Mediterranean v ►nly unhappy p. aboard were Nicholas and hi* wife, bothReuter - 131 words
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198 1946-12-20 8 WASHINGTON. Dec The former Under-Secretary State Mr Sumner Welles, foresees a "very dark pros; ahead for Indian unity. Writing m the "Washin Post" column today he -Muslims and Hindus are still unable to settle their differences. The responsibility fo the present crisis can cert.. not198 words
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239 1946-12-20 9 JTON, D aally mber coil Dominican Republi< land, nch Indo-Chii a aj d p of these rates is 1 rpreted as a guathe International and that all the >,am unchanged -nent stated. The es that changes may subsequently essary and "it is ,h timesReuter - 239 words
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Article25 1946-12-20 9 Uiti: Id tx :n .hould Ra. i the dim th. pas i mi m non< ol pa iii pful earn ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article65 1946-12-20 9 MORE CLOTHING COUPONS SOON LONDON, Dec 18 I Beard of Trade, am. I ins < clothlnc union l to Aug II 'Ona 3? for six Dion! ;m--•d with the pri 10 for ths h< nounced blank I Lmmedl md e> at iruary loritj dockets for l\\* n Reuter qui rsReuter; A.P. - 65 words
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Advertisement249 1946-12-20 9 GALA OPENING TO-DAY! IKpnrjm ;I .m. 2 p.m. 4.15 p.m. 6.30 p.m. 9.15 p.m. »'*«W] i Phone 5281 For Reservations. Last Four Shows The Greatest Tarzan Yet! ••s«-*-6.3_-m§__« a Really Outstanding TARZAN FORSAKES THE JUNGLE mp|| |B| 1 ____r^_____P^ r Tarzan goes to towr.l The King of the J^^faM-fli '3-_d249 words
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Advertisement79 1946-12-20 9 ,w j^it__3t_i v ___._k "^""^f f^A^f^rr^ __^>^^ I J'^^N-^^ i *_iH i In .on Century-Fox's l*rii Lant Royal Drama "ANNA and the KING of SIAM" To Open Singapore's Futuristic Super Kinei REX TO-MORROW— 5 SHOWS: 1 1 a.m-2 p.m-4.15 6.30 9.15 p.m. Admission: $~i 5 n lusive of lax) AT79 words
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142 1946-12-20 10 Share Market Quiet But Steady: Kucha is Marked Up If u Uhvv Vvirvs Sii rubber prices at j Buy. rs. Sellers. bs. per No. iRSSSpot loose 41i 41] M I RSS FOB m 121 n foi f ron nd bu; i buy de Luas I ut $2.35. In the A.142 words
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Article62 1946-12-20 10 s I I I sod fori I nQulry report I was belli ved to hay on bi ol South i nerds w. r Ith Japanese failii arly advance on re buying.— ter. NEW YORK STOCK HANGE v -rk. Dec. 18.— The btock led to the presi numiReuter - 62 words
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293 1946-12-20 10 Tre (32), a financial of Uc w rka Departm >nt wh misappronrial a s v m of I i ntrusted to him by 73 employees of the p.w.D. w< Including the Mechanical Engineer R. Aus:in. Rente six months' i icnt by Second293 words
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Article79 1946-12-20 10 SYDNEY, Dec. 18. Bill O'Reilly, former Australian Test bowler, writing m the Sydney Morning Herald said that the fact the wicket is slow gives England a reasonable chance of batting right through the last day. Only one of tth three wickets that have fallen has gone toReuter - 79 words
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Article245 1946-12-20 10 Our Special Food Markets Report Singapore, Thursday Pr. d l< a are for vhere other on": bi m I i N 9 $75; X dah $4 mOJ. No 2 No. 3 Lit *ous rice $90; itinou-j un r.ce mlllin. Hock Sugar. No. 1 $38; No. 2 $3G. v 1 a"245 words
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Article74 1946-12-20 10 WATCHMAN'S 300 ROOM "HOUSE" TORONTO, (CANADA- [lousing I Barry Piatt. Poi I j, h. and his wifi ha. I m a "house" with 300 I Their he:. li I pas ng< r -tram.- arhieh has lain a; I age m Toronto li I ears. And Piatt works He Ls theA.P. - 74 words
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Advertisement105 1946-12-20 10 <1Ilhi»mW1l CATHAY ,c 4% PHONE 6 909 <_Vj ji a m 2, 4.15, 6.30, 9.30 rLAST 5 SHOWS! Man Ladd m a Tough Spot INTON WALBROOK'S with a Gang o! Racing FINE PORTRAYAL m Swindlers! DANGEROUS Ro h Goin z ssaw a s\ a >_» mm mm, m**w s\\ tk105 words
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Miscellaneous179 1946-12-20 10 Try This AMERICAN Crossword Pi __/<? 91 IKON 19— Old sailors lb yulfl Wr. 1-Br.ncl.cs 42-Sun go"' QMp LRJEU. MS' 2 taawsr 1 k'a f, IV:i gJEjffe^ r _:fe= s Hr-Porwardl 1_ rfp C r m trac!E ONEIINEV =^M-_ SO— Swallows quickly w™«.. 5 £_C _OiNi- SrgS st^Clt y S179 words
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408 1946-12-20 11 Gillingham's Entry Into Third Round I A. I'np 'Mii|Miiiion (By ARCHIE QUICK) lON, Dec 17.— Four Royal Engineers from the > Andover contributed as much as anyone .r UC Dillingham's entry into the Third per of the F.A. Cip Competition. True on^ il. was only the twelfth man m the408 words
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Article56 1946-12-20 11 NEW YORK ixc. 19-Jack Demp>ey hag announced hli 'ring ratings" foi the yeai He named Cuiti> Smppaid, daltimon hatcheimun, a^ No. i oearywdgfat beliind Joe Loui^. He pickca Phlladelpbla'i Bob Montgomery, the New Tork-re-jugnized title holder as world lightweight champion over Ike Williams who has the UetflnfiA.P. - 56 words
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Article68 1946-12-20 11 ADELAIDE, Dec. 19.- South Australia scored 353 for the loss )f four wickets on the first day >i the Sheffield Shield match Against N.w South Wales here today. Ron Hammence scored t chancel. ss 132 m three hours, 37 minutes, hitting 16 fours. .Vlth R.Reuter - 68 words
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Article76 1946-12-20 11 LONDON, Dec. 19.- Bruce vVoodcock, 26-y< ar-old British mavywcight boxing champion, A'ho aspires to battle Joe Louis for the world crown, was mauled jn Thursday to his home-town sweetheart, Nora Speight, whom he had courted on his long training walks over the Yorkshire moors. On the marriage licence,A.P. - 76 words
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Article142 1946-12-20 11 CATHAY "Salty O'Rourke." Alan Ladd and Gall Russell (Paramount) Alan Ladd plays the title role m the picture which openea at the Cathay yesterday. Here ag in he has the chance to ♦nact another of those cynical, ironnerved characters at which he excels. Shy gentle and142 words
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Article386 1946-12-20 11 I Division: C.FJI L 1 1 I Kid go Beaar Bu I The Army t<_jm pre. i themin the hrst halt id led by two-nii li Alter pi.iy recommenced, th. Chinese rallied and then mor 111 irv goal cI ait about ten minutes fr >m the386 words
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Article52 1946-12-20 11 CAMBRIDGE Dec 18 U [mam of T.inlty Colic* na, President and 8. Wadla General S'-rp M University Majlis foi i Bommene nu« Pom Id Subrata r py, R. Vir.. P Klmzh and Pn If. V. Rajagopal ar. utlvr mmrUtt Ak 1 ir Im ,m Muslim U theReuter - 52 words
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Article23 1946-12-20 11 RECORD WHEAT CROPS EXPECTED rON Dec 18. 1 1946 («a! the ot Of rt > Q at 1 I at 3.287 m) 000 1523 words
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21 1946-12-20 11 MAI KID, Dee. VJ A c un due take i ef" of v 1 mat ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article681 1946-12-20 12 England Collapse After Lunch SYDNEY DEC. 19. -ENC) LAND CULLA^in AFTER LUNCH TODAY AND AUSTRALIA WON 1 SECOND TEST BY AN INNINGS AND 33 RUNS. WITH 160 MINUTES TO SPARE. IUSTRAI I NOW NEI ONLY A DRAW IN ANY OM OF THE REMAINING THREE TESTS TO681 words
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Article66 1946-12-20 12 JERUSALEM, D.c. 17.--A Bri ih milila;. m unknown gunman n tlu Str.et of the i ieti In alvin last night. The body f a d< ..d Jew, whom th.- police jie-um. ci was tho gunman v. aand.- Reute r Dec. 18. Switzerland will spend one million francs aReuter - 66 words
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Article135 1946-12-20 12 SYDNEY, Dec. 19.-Austraila s team for the third Teft against England starting on New Years Day at Melbourne will be cnosen from the following twelve players. Don Bi adman (Captain), Sid Barnes. Bruce Dooland, Fred Freer, Lindsay Hassett, lan Johnson, Ray Lindwall, C. McCool, KeithReuter - 135 words
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Article42 1946-12-20 12 Bowls was restarted at the ft.C.C. last evening with a match between the Captain's team and Vice -Captain's team. Th*. green was a bit heavy due to the recent heavy rains, but an enjoyable match resulted m a tie, 33--all.42 words
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Article125 1946-12-20 12 Australia 659 for 8 dec. England Ist innings 255. ENGLAND 2nd INNINGS L. Hutton hit wkt b Miller 37 C Washbrook c McCool b Johnson 41 Edrich b McCool 119 Compton c Bradman b Freer 54 Hammond c Toshack b McCool 37 rkin b Freer 17 Yardley bReuter - 125 words
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510 1946-12-20 12 ix. I, Dec •he Se< I Cr I I 1 had encoui ion to the cession 1 and di order. I Rep.ying to a question by Mr. W. Teeling, Mr. Creech-Jones is.-. id: "For s^'ii^e time past, Mr Brooke has sustained and encouraged opposition to510 words
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Article66 1946-12-20 12 LONDON, Dec 1 p dent oi th. Presidium 0 f oupume Sovia of the Ua ace.pud th, ir ooth Houses oi ti.. B h p a .lament for th,- v lationofdeputi ooviet to th, United They are expected to i;rive the end ol n.xt February.Reuter - 66 words