Morning Tribune, 17 January 1947
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300 1947-01-17 1 I, Inbuilt" St;ifl Keporter) <"'" faC ed with losses of tens ot :urred during one week m res- tables from Canton, Swatow Vor wh.ch is over-stocked. &aid to nave cameu me uiggest consignments from South China port* since pre-war days. total of six vessels,300 words
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Article42 1947-01-17 1 BRITAIN'S ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN jL 10. Chi:»: havi recently B children and v etting pn Britain's illegitimate H. der <.'!-• i B li that ill H mate I m 1939 to i i .lion, H i> the H. Ol a central body to ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article52 1947-01-17 1 116.— Handbills g the return of Puerto and Faulkand l 1 i or to Latin I control, appeared m 6 of Madrid last ni inish capital prepared the new dispatch from a the Argen- resumed after ks recess, Leftists m E -l today demanding Ambassador Pedro dance with theREUTER - 52 words
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Article86 1947-01-17 1 London. Jan. 16.— Major-Ge-neral P. A. Ullman. chief militar.v engineer m charge at Singapore, who postponed hi s departure yesterday owing to the loss of an attache case containing important papers, left by flying boat to-day for Singapore without tha missing .attache case having been lound. AReuter - 86 words
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Article39 1947-01-17 1 Ottawa, Jan. 16.--The Royal Canadian Air Force headquarters announced last night jnat five Royal Canadian Air force personnel and one civilian were killed when their plane cashed between Watson Lake and White Horse, m the Yukon ReuterReuter - 39 words
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224 1947-01-17 1 STUBBORN FIGHTING AROUND HANOI CITY cninese Pirates Sweep Into Northern F.I.C. SAIGON, Jan. 16.— Large hands of "armed Chin* pirates" yesterday swept into North-eastern Inrio-China where fighting is raging between the French and N Uonalist forces of the Vietnam Republic, the French High Command announced. The "pirates," said the communique,Reuter - 224 words
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Article45 1947-01-17 1 Gloucester Delayed Sydney, Jan. 16.--The\ Duke of Gloucester, re- > tiring Governor General g of Australia, who was to 5 m have left by air on the first stage of his journey back f o Britain, has can- celled his departure owing ?o bad iceather.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article58 1947-01-17 1 PARIS. Jan. 16.— Vincent Auriol, on? of the most militant of French Socialists was to-day elected President of the fourth Republic at a joint session of the two Houses ol Parliament at Versailles. Four hundred and iifty-two vote« wer cast m his favour giving him an absoluteReuter - 58 words
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Article66 1947-01-17 1 TOKIO. Jan. 10.— The Kyodo News Agency said today that Profesaor ICtsuo Muto of Tohoka ImperiaJ Unlrci it ;-endai ritf had succeeded m manufacturing a "highly effective" form of penicillin extracted from urine. The paper said that a thr. Week treatment of the penicillin developed by Muto completelyU.P. - 66 words
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Article47 1947-01-17 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.— Mr. Jame.s F. Byrnes, retiring United States Secretary of State, will sign peace treaties with Italy, Rumania Bulgaria and Hungary on Monday, the United States State Department spokesman announced last night. The signing will take place at the Stale Department.- ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article78 1947-01-17 1 Shanghai. Jan. 16.— Two R' man Catholic Franciscan missionaries accused of being American spies have been brutaliy murcLred b y Chinese Communists m Yentou about 60 miles east of the railway city of Hsu chowfu m North Kiangsu, according to an official report received here to-day. They arcReuter - 78 words
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Article88 1947-01-17 1 Strength Of The Powers Boston, Mass., Jan. 16 Major-Gen. J. Lawton Collins, Public Information Chief of the United States War Department, speaking here on the military Strength of he world's leadingpowers described Britain a& "weakened but still a tremendous factor." Britain would "probably never have again full use of herReuter - 88 words
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Article84 1947-01-17 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.— Plar.ii for coping with th« iced Crisifl throughout this year will be Worked j out at the third quarterly meeting lof the 29 n.itions of the International Emergency Food Council opening here On Jan. 30, the CoUn Sil'i central committee announced today. Becretary-OeneraJ Denis A.Reuter - 84 words
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64 1947-01-17 1 j Encouraged by the t'av. able reaction of the Malay people to th< programme of the Malay Nationalist Party regarding the new c-ons-tituti >nal proposals, the Sela'. branch of the MNP i a peoples' conference m Kuala T-um-pur on Jan. 23 t to form the64 words
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Article30 1947-01-17 1 CAIRO, Jan. 16.— "Unity of Egypt with Libya under the Egypt Crown" was called for today m BlesMg* from the newly-formed |x>litical party m Libya to the Arab League.- ReuterReuter - 30 words
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18 1947-01-17 2 Relief Ship Sails For Palembang Tuesday l I 1 A I t i i ted I i at <18 words
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Article37 1947-01-17 2 "Red-Lion" Bombers Arrive i a I I serii to lie 1 op In th( Far E I m the i nander C ■m H v. met .1 Ur C »m n 9 I• m d it RafproReuter - 37 words
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48 1947-01-17 2 Citizenship In Malaya: India May Ask For Revision proit Chettur rmation th le him to :it rn b th them.- qi i mm ,n m the til tna fifteen y ar mtry and the abi- or n ean disenfranthem. whn ng informal [ndl i Malayan to make some48 words
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151 1947-01-17 2 Mrs. MacDonald's children Had Enjoyable Trip (Our O\ n R< porteri ii j the Right Hon. Mr. MaiI, among the hundi awaited the Royal Ne d luxury liner 'Oranje' whe he d td:lV :.i;t' n« v lit, to ome Mrs. M•• four year old Jt ■v old Bill Rowley, who151 words
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316 1947-01-17 2 Objection Overruled In Intimidation Case ihe Court I that the case •S3 tinant was uvcrr led lir f ,mcd hearing of thefum- m which Slxta Ra- tpaneM won before Eu Cheow Chye. Ed that Mrs Raquizu n with be.ng handed over H f. woman and her Maria d Leon :c.A.-316 words
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Article159 1947-01-17 2 CONSUL WEDS Tl Victoria Memorial Hall was a gay scene yesterday afternoon when Mr. A.C.T. Kwong, Chinese Consul for Singapore, was married to Miss Kay Tan i ow Kirn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Siakuang Tan. The chief witness was Dr. Wu Paak-shing, the Consul G< neral Many distinguished guest*159 words
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Article26 1947-01-17 2 Thn m the art of removing c m a eodo^n n fapore Harb rd, were nt rioroui Oent each, by First D Judge Paul S- d^y.26 words
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Article161 1947-01-17 2 A total of 18.000 i. been repatriated fi 1 during 1946. said Mr. I tur, Representu: eminent of India ference yesterday alone 5,033 were r Some machine; vised within the he *aid, to expedite the p repatriation. The I Steam Navigati* offered two v s. 'Sandviken for I India161 words
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Advertisement28 1947-01-17 2 n i tii i v CATHAY 1 ihon i: p.m 1.15, 6.30, 9 10 I M! OOOLDWYN-MATIB YEAR'S i\ f \J Pi I Reap The Vi 1 I28 words
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Advertisement20 1947-01-17 2 TENDER Tenders approved for ni DEMO BANK OF CH j BATTERECTION Full particu: tamed from palmf; 1 French i Bii20 words
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Article406 1947-01-17 3 Stall Reporter) rand van- which yetfei Singh > s rda; afternoon. buildiDf pre- tter au Mr vlsI It C d y here lie H ight now i |.d that the Battery Road pre- mlsei are about 7.000 sq. ft. Wlttt further 3.00 sq. ft storage space At 31, Raffles406 words
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Article30 1947-01-17 3 lad I bng .mil Sikh. Em B »rous B :hf Singapore B B m Albert I oi 5 las upX and a.:■ rrvc'. B n loadB found I. a30 words
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Article77 1947-01-17 3 Ball m the sum of $2,000 h, was offered to Dvr. K. E. ditchings and Spr. A. James, who plead-jd guilty m the Fourth Magistrate's Court yes- j terday, t 0 the theft of a bat- 1 charger, valued at $1,500 m the E S.B.D. Alexander, Road, on77 words
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176 1947-01-17 3 The largest single group of Singapore Chinese to be repatriated from China by UNRRACNRRA since the lib ration will arrive m Singapore at the end of this month. They are part of the 1,000 Malayan Chines? repatriates on the Hai Lee due here176 words
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Article28 1947-01-17 3 Mr. Yong Nyim Djin. former Headmaster ot the A.c.s. Kampar and present Principal of Oldham Hall, Singapore, was feted by old I pupils when he visited Hamper recentiy.28 words
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394 1947-01-17 3 'Keep quiet and put your hands up I'm not fooling said a Chinese armed with a revolver who held up a lawyer's clerk, Charlie Lee, m his home m Sims Avenue on the night of Nov. 23, 1945. Charlie Lee remembered the394 words
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220 1947-01-17 3 Brawl Over Cigarettes Leads To Death The story of a brawl outside a small Indian shop m Kallang which result d m the death oi one person was related yeste»day at the Assizes when an Indian, Nadeoan claimed t.ial to a charge of committing culpable homicide not amounting to murd220 words
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94 1947-01-17 3 $25,000-Bail Allowed: Echo Of Opium Haul Bail In tho sum of 525.000. each was offered Loo Wee &MI and Wu Llan Sans, when Ml C. J.F. Ess mad? an apph' tion for bail before First I trict Judge Paul Storr, pending appeal. The two men, who formed part of the94 words
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Article17 1947-01-17 3 A total Of :?17 098 41 i n llture ha bttn COllt fl U i' the P<h17 words
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308 1947-01-17 3 $1,000 Reward Offered For Lost Pahang Titles Ti Commissi i ,y one who Inforr the di ry ol the Pahang R ters of Till* &t \ii durin' Japanese occupation. These v train from Kuala Lipis and were received m the office ol the Commi stoner of Lands. Singapore, during the308 words
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Advertisement11 1947-01-17 3 I FLYING |h(jERS I .eriI nM. tht Burma Road OF FORB11 words
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63 1947-01-17 4 Morning Tribune FRIDAY, JAN. 17, 1947. Anglo-French Alliance 11l- 1 1)1 I i N Hit] fi n I no I N I I I I \M tl UC v. m th( I b i Hi ano ol P i I of v .Mi mix< >Ji< ct is ail rent 163 words
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460 1947-01-17 4 H.L. HOPKIN - Big Game Collector Coming To Singapore H.L. HOPKIN OUR LONDUN LETTER by I rom llappinei Drug mder th r I ncil. rd ol It m certain peopl d the doctors well-being In't kn er A little ild d" v i all good il pethidirx I■ Id I ljf< naturally the460 words
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Article51 1947-01-17 4 JERUSALEM, Jan. 15.— Denying nee of a truce m the atthe British armed forces Jewish underground I un Zvai I imi, In radio t..day annou] I will be i I rrorist Haifa d. lice he **l m which four pel 0 includArab constable injured, ral of then51 words
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Article165 1947-01-17 4 JERUSALEM, Jan. 15.-The en- brigade of the British Sixth K>rne Division of 1,000 .strong I lin< d up on Tel Aviv football field today for an identification parade before hundreds of Jewish men, women and children who accused British soldiers of maltreatment and looting. Tel Aviv citizens165 words
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Article310 1947-01-17 4 5-Second News From Britain 600 'UNDESIR SACKED FROM pS Six hundn ci B volunteers, through their regard of pit sacked. Output m they Writ- find has v, r officials say it is d l atmosphere now I gone.* 1 I MISS WILSOJ TEACH TH DUSSELDORF son, ox-deputy way Jail, i^310 words
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Article155 1947-01-17 5 Letters To The Editor.. CIGARETTE PRICES The present position with regard to the sale of cigarettes appears to be somewhat confused. As I understand it, although the law Insist! that sellers should be licensed, there is really no fixed price at which cigarettes can be -old. The schedule of155 words
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192 1947-01-17 5 Soviet Paper Accuses Dutch "Imperialists" LONDON, Jan. 15. Commenting on the Indonesian situation todu^ Pravda quoted by Radio llcmcoW said"fhe succeses of the Indonesian Republican Government and the glowing unity of the Indonesian people have compelled Dutch imperialists to make concessions including the formal recognition of the Indonesian Republic." PravadaU.P. - 192 words
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Advertisement621 1947-01-17 5 obtainable Mnywhen m Ihn SxnqapohiL SJwpA Singapore shops today arc displaying v wid Optician i riety of goods as can be desired m the circumstances, and competition to buy is happily being replaced by Regarding the eyesight comoetitiSn to sell. To the discerning buyer as well as 1/ Ton<i seller621 words
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Article, Illustration179 1947-01-17 6 Josephine Lowman - Josephine Lowman i Grandmother Can J Exercise. Too! I I iii youthful I c U d, 1 '•ki too wide hi hrunk thank; and Ice, dn toward child- I h tr< bl( y tl m hi sound." 1 m; ton! That ap- written befor< they ed v\179 words
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Article, Illustration509 1947-01-17 6 VERA ARDMORE - VERA ARDMORE WITH i I LtfUl I g COl illy one d and m various Bon some »eQuln and the t 'A all bad a I n In gll tening minor Icgrounded with whlt< .«i_ Xt Accessaries I prep (i Into a drawer full i 1 new509 words
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Miscellaneous122 1947-01-17 6 •-What's I S VICTORIA THEATRB S Jan. 17 &18 8.45 M Stage Club pivJ i Emiyn William-" I "Night Must Fall" I PAVILION I O>car Wilde 1 I "The Picture (>:Dfl i Grai f> I CATHAY I Kathryn Gray^:M Carroll m I S "Rio Rita" I CAPITOL I Bing Crosby.122 words
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Article, Illustration1330 1947-01-17 7 Henry Gris - THE AMAZING DISNEY HIS STRANGE WORLD-3 Henry Gris By Morning Tribune i Corres. m Hollywood M l which. X F' .vhile he P* had foL vingot Ku |ust Get* :h< En L, n btio lh IRe H ten tier |c s ;11 v p b} )V llv lof I R1,330 words
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Miscellaneous82 1947-01-17 7 I^V MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE *>^^^ *i^^^ fe^^^ tM^^^ fc^^^* ft^ x 1 p By All Cann B vy^^^jy^TY^AVEPATir^ll FIFTEEM TEABS LATg^" M r>nr^AS THE:^ IN AYcy^P^iw PAPPY ."-AH HAINT DOTTERr THLT S P^AtT? H m AHAGeT 1 BeSSRRJ7 V eOTAOFFETRVir- U SHO' WOULD H EIAM HAIN'T '^\A Say^^?^82 words
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Article13 1947-01-17 8 Oil Combines To Be Broken Up? I I Oil of N B I13 words
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Article85 1947-01-17 8 Brazil Welcomes Emigrants The Bra 11] welcome nt.s from the Indies, the teh Mil In Brazil has ►rmed th lands East EH n authorities The Brazilian Government particul agricultural mam al and duated I Financial "'•rs arc to be arranged r by the Brazilian Gov< or by private concerns. At85 words
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Article52 1947-01-17 8 Urn* I i ember 14 18 the Jiving ,ur ft] t., murder (he I I JajKU Pearl Harbom ible.* 1 irerc attacked b< red n immi- Philippines by d thai the Japane air raid. th< I dump< "ii» (i m lll<l ;iir hot and bayonet- ameU.P. - 52 words
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181 1947-01-17 8 fork, Jan 15 The Byra minus Admiral Byrd ab ird the carrier Philta southward Pai Iflc n.ared the lurney with the Ross nd Little America baa virtually m sight today. Admiral Richard Cruzen, the mander of the expedition".. n t hai bat tered itsU.P. - 181 words
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Article327 1947-01-17 8 iU ed from Centre Page, m H od. theii Mid children are called m I Dre- future picture whifo it .1 m rough form and can be changed on the basil ol th-ir advice I A as taken to the offices where the forthcoming Disney films artaking up327 words
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Article73 1947-01-17 8 Toklo, Jan. 15. Tr British Coniinonwealth ocj tion forces In Japan, accj to reports here, an for transfer to Palestine Burma, but no official annoj ment has b en made. British and Indian i would be withdraw:: leaviai tro] of BCOF an i m JapaReuter - 73 words
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Advertisement5 1947-01-17 8 VICTORIA THEATRE *\m;iit mist fall-5 words
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Miscellaneous139 1947-01-17 8 Try This AMERICA Crossword Puzzle Z,"'^^ -Sir Mete A J 12 Brave 12 fo ue Rtrivro tor I reel mci iT H mMm i "Sfc 1 14 Mumei Prencb pronoun IrU^LAp*^^!^ "M? i lf>- (<■ 42 I iCim.nf.Mi »/a RIEjH- ''Jy*^ 17-Prcncup 43 Fi.-h m. ?'myM?A R. nß"^ 18 Halli139 words
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220 1947-01-17 9 MS ur of Java whew he c; mo and other Indom- n Among other things he discussed with the latter, particulrlv Dr So kurno. were their retions to the 'White Australia" policy. He visited Malaya m 1940 and told the story m hla book "All220 words
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Article42 1947-01-17 9 Steps To Break Cartels Powei tom IT on violaformation monopolies Ol the wind laws has anal wry due i"i pi omulbe liable to joo.ooo reichsmarks imprisonment. m lings under the wiH llts H .rrnment courts as B i nment decides. I ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article90 1947-01-17 9 !Y,- "I'll lay some odds it." Australia's Prime Mr, Chifley, with i a-kvd at his Press Be on January 8 whether s any likelihood of Visuce to coming the next -General of Australia. comment on the 1 ol a successor to i Gloucesi i I the fact that VisuceReuter - 90 words
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Article99 1947-01-17 9 NEW YORK, Jan. 13.— The disastrous series of accidents m doingstic and foreign airlines, climaxed during the weekend by the crash 60 miles off the course from Detroit to Miami of the airliner at Galax, Virginia, killing 23 of the 24 aboard, drove a thousand99 words
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Article63 1947-01-17 9 BELGRADE, Jan. 15. The Government announced today '.hat the Ustasha War Criminal Trial at Qlffret) hud been completed and mat of the four defendants, t\v o had been sentenced to be hanged and tWO to be shot One was Blazo Lorkovich, Minister Plenipotentiary during the Pavelich Regime,U.P. - 63 words
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Article133 1947-01-17 9 LONDON, Jan. 14— The official Tasi NeWa Agency said Norway and Russia h;;d held negotiations m late IC4 4 and early 1915 and reached an understanding on the necessity for loint defence oi Spitzbemen. Authoritative Soviet circle* informed TtSfl as follows regarding the negotiations: "Negotiations WereU.P. - 133 words
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Article78 1947-01-17 9 STUTIGART, Jan 16. -A 53--pago indictment has been handid to Hjalmar Schacht— one of the three leading Nazis acquitted by the Nuremberg War Crimes Ti ibunal— in the infirmary of the prison outside Stuttgart where he is awaiting trial by the local denazification court. Rchacht is78 words
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103 1947-01-17 9 LONDCN, Jan. 15.- Workmen are today wiping dust from valuable furniture which was used to fill the rooms of the Japanese Embassy m London prior to the auction of effects of the Japanese Embassy on Jan. 27 by order ol Britain';, Minister of Work>. Mr.Reuter - 103 words
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Article121 1947-01-17 9 SYDNEY. -The GovernorTal the Duke of Gloucester, as pres nted a cup for campfting, to be knnwn as the Glouce ter Cup. to the President t the Royal Agricultural Socie<v < f New South Wales, Mr. Colin Sinclair. tnp-drait!ng i 8 a skilled manoeuvre onReuter - 121 words
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105 1947-01-17 9 Truman Starts War On Ku Klux Klan WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-Pre,i--cit nt Truman gave a warning yesterday again>t th c return of racial bigotry and di^ciimlnation against Negroes fti practised m tnt- United StaUs by organisations like the Ku Klux Klan. "Back m my home county of Jack.son. Missouri, m 1922Reuter - 105 words
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Advertisement128 1947-01-17 9 H fit «l y^^ (Tel: 5281 i < BIjXG*S BEST! f ZZ*- I He s Mone m a Woman's World, Father of a MU/UUI "Family" of 48 J^^ERGIVM Mischievous Kids! jCEOJkGiim* INCOMPARABLE TAThe Bells of INGRID! M Ct Marvk NEVER W m3X y b SO RADIANT %§sVi -;r;roV so beautify128 words
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Article16 1947-01-17 10 ICollieriesHitNewLow: Rubbers Still Neglected I Hulihrr Prices j i m i d It16 words
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Article25 1947-01-17 10 Pickpocket Sen tenced th Ing him inda m irr< had been md Ma n a charge Ol i a pr» imprisonment ix moni Inspector ted25 words
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Article82 1947-01-17 10 AT 14 E!; days to *we n the rl und the Iti n bel r rliam mbles ed today li 'i >ur talk with ills. Liberal r reported that Populist-Liberal nt headi d by ti Prime Minister, bu* crisis, latent m i r. seems come toReuter - 82 words
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Article92 1947-01-17 10 COLONIAL SERVICE CONFERENCES id i'" I war 0010 ,< Conference of officers undo chairmanship oj Sir i StockcUle, Advi er <>„ Development a d planning, wi held m the LonBchool ci Bconomics. It was ■!>• u>(\ by Ivor Thomas, M.P.. ry Under-Becretary of 3tat« for the Colonies, and do v92 words
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Article53 1947-01-17 10 ran. 15 Korea's Vim sa d t of Kor south Saturday workers. men the streets ot all the cities to rfomand that Gen Hod^e refuse mrrender t 0 the Soviet dethat would leave only mmunist Party representing the Korean people at the I free our n I53 words
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Article286 1947-01-17 10 pt win rd ij q am Lna $104; Nu. 2 milling: Siam $30: Gluluous rice; S!am $90: Kedaii 1 ngoon sou. :k Sugar:— s6o. "Gula" Malacca: Superior quality $37. White sugar: $78. Brown sugar: Australian $57. Green Peas: 81am $48}. Red Brans: $35. Black Bran.-:286 words
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Article84 1947-01-17 10 SHANGHAI, Jan. 16. Government sources from Antung. North I Manchui ian city, border, reported that a Chinese-Soviet agreement has been reached wherein Chinese Nationalist troops will on Jan. 20, takt: over from the Soviet Troops garrison duty at tinChina section of Shuifen hyaroelectrlc plant dam on the84 words
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Article203 1947-01-17 10 iPOH. -A n v. L\i:r.pii* take welfare woi est Kampongs and viilagfl Perak will be i:. u^urat™ January 20 by thi Pel m rare Committ Kecently, m I tfelum area, tne C mmiti cnased 20 buffali < and M these animals to M laj M m203 words
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Advertisement22 1947-01-17 10 At The Wo| GLOBE: C -*B Daily: 3-T I "THE DEVH (Chaps I LIDO N-^-B Daily: 3-7 '•DESPERATE I Nightly; 7 I22 words
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Article32 1947-01-17 11 Seven Chinese Youths Charged Incident tier b pins feds: fed ■ft fcur m rtion fae. the charge. m FJaw Jan \lf n Ah Seng rl()> L and hey cus Me waS asec32 words
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Article37 1947-01-17 11 tC use of aole was o Porter, at an m Into the death name and I n>i whose und by a san, on :h at the 6 3 1 mile Pa- Nov. 837 words
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Article23 1947-01-17 11 II 7 who been loi- the Li- wit dummy m his waist on P peared be-! L c cha n sanded hours23 words
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362 1947-01-17 11 LAUNCESTON, Jan. 1 Used 282 for the fourth were dismissed befor match against Tasmani At the interval the Maryleboners were m a very strong position having scored 46 < tor Cc;mptou and Hardstali continued to give a perfect exhibition of clean powerfulReuter - 362 words
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83 1947-01-17 11 Indians Vs. Chinese Charily Soccer Singapore Indians will play a soccer match against Chinese Athl tics on Sunday at Jalan Besar Stadium m aid of the Singapore Tamil School building fund. The Indian team will be sel d from the following: O. M Vngullia, Chelliah. Karta'r S'ingh Kamoo. Sattar, Krishnasamy.83 words
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Article93 1947-01-17 11 Round The Local Cinemas PAVILION 'The Picture of Dorian Gray" h George Sanders. Hurd Hatfield and Donna Reed (M-G-M): Oscar Wilde's thrilling drama of he man whose lif? consists of vicious expertmest after an In his search lor new senition, make* an outstanding >r the sere n. Brilliantly by Hurd93 words
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Article20 1947-01-17 11 M. Duraikannu of the staff of Thf Malaya Tribune Press Ltd., for India by VASNA on Sunday.20 words
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75 1947-01-17 11 An all-in- wrestling propiamme baa been arranged by th* Singapore Cigar Workers 1 Unun to be held at the Happy World Stadium on Saturday at 3^o p.m :n aid of tiie Singapore Federation of Trades Union fund The card Includes: J* anhmam Pillay vs.75 words
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Article61 1947-01-17 11 Chicago, Jan 16.--The Municipal Council had authorised Mayor Edward J. Kelly to invite the International Olympic Committee to stage the 1952 Olymp rs m Chicago. The selection of the site will be made when the committee meets m Stockholm m nrdJune. Bids were also received from Los Angeles,U.P. - 61 words
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Article61 1947-01-17 11 New York. Jan 16.--Boxing and wrestling alone produced record gross gate receipts of U557,771,000 m 1946 of which the States cut $469,000, Eddie Eagan. Chairman of the State Athletic Commission reported. Hew York spent $6,500,000 m a year to watch fighters and wrestlers paying most of it toU.P. - 61 words
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Article65 1947-01-17 11 London, Jan. 16. Henry Cotton, twice winner of the British open championship, wa.s elected Captain of the British Ryder Cup Team to meet United States m November, probably on a course m the New York State. The match comprises eight singles and four foursomes, each over 36Reuter - 65 words
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89 1947-01-17 11 EXTORTION CHARGE AGAINST DETECTIVES Two detectives, Ho Fatt Se:. and Soh Yip Meng, claimed tiial to eh )rtion and house trespass when they appeared befoie Second Magistrate L. C. Goh, yesterday. The charges were that men went to the first floor of an address m Fraser Street m order to89 words
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Article81 1947-01-17 11 The H.M.S. Sultan Soccer t.-am trounced the Jollilad.s Athletic Union by ten goals to nil at Blakang Mati ground. Scorer- were Scrinc Bingham, Connors and James. The following will play fur the Jollidas against the Combined BSD. on Sunday at Lorong 12, Geylang Stadium at 5 p.m.81 words
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Article16 1947-01-17 11 The 801 Malayan Chinese repatriates On the Van Heustz will be released from quarantine on Sunday.16 words
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Article143 1947-01-17 11 The Army Ra< I ships will be held il Qu« Civb t Kensington, bond Mondny, March 17. to Bi March 22. If ntCtoMIJ, play will continue into the following weIH it-hoWei -j<; the van< I titles a Army Bin| Clkampionship. (Capt. A. R. Taylor, Grenadier Guards). Army143 words
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Advertisement47 1947-01-17 11 Last Night's Audience Held Spellbound! Believe Us It's A Picture You Will Never Forget! 4 Shows Today At They■ y■ 1 1 r 'H^WfJ DONNA I\L.l»l^ ANGELA LANSBURY PETER lAWPORD LOWELL CiIMORE WCHARD FRASER Owing to th( length ol thJ only a aewsreel pr< PLEASE COM EARLY.47 words
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Miscellaneous63 1947-01-17 11 S.A.S.U. MEETING The annual meeting of the Singapore Amateur Sports Union will be held on Sunday, Jan. 2<3, at 11 a.m. at the residence of the Hon. Secretary, Mr. Chun Yeow Kwee, 35 Lo- rong M. Teluk Kurau. Members of the Amateur Athletic Union are reminded of the special meeting63 words
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40 1947-01-17 12 m j N tn i Mrs. H B < L. Main] i thr c :■!)<■ < Singapore A I r <\\ m nt on I R B B Chiel J( Mr W. I her 4M ire, the40 words
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Article26 1947-01-17 12 Transjordan Outrages re blamed of the •Democrat*" a pposed to tnc lC British Go:;t.S m -h is destined u> ornerstone of defences. >;. vacuation of now U.P.U.P. - 26 words
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Article86 1947-01-17 12 ORK, J 16 Mrs. E eprived of her driving licence by Col following he* had doz«d rU a d ''1 hei ihei I AlißUst, m luring lour. 'I hu c explained I t the driver*! license it the >r fallii b i the wheel tad applieiU.P. - 86 words
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Article46 1947-01-17 12 London. Jan. 16.— A new Jewish cultural centre as memorial to all Jews who died at the hands of the Hitler regime i a to be built m LonEa t En. l. Tin- centre will Include theatre and lecture halls and a library.— ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article39 1947-01-17 12 PERHAM (Minnesota) Jan 15. Forty on- persona were injured In rear-end collision when two section^ ol the Northern Pacific railioadi i the "North Coasi Limited/ 1 both moving -lowly m t raging billiard. U.P.U.P. - 39 words
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Article17 1947-01-17 12 16.-Pr..: Ico, Vice Pi un Le_«ui arrived by I *t 'n Horn« off for d ii tod17 words
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Article30 1947-01-17 12 COLOMBO, Jmn. U V k in U I 1 n up ..i without Wl clothe,.. In S bii runaway h hild Mta to |«Mi v th b parti'30 words
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Article107 1947-01-17 12 Madias, Jan 15.- -Contending that betting OH horses and the habit of going to races has beromo widespread among classes whTcaiiU afford it, the fto*** Government today P^ l^* bill to nrohibic betting even within the race enclosures." The bill which will go before the MadrarReuter - 107 words
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Article102 1947-01-17 12 U.K. Strike: 40,000 Now Idle London. <::i\\. 16.— AlUiough the unofficial strike of London and provincial haulage workers and ers continued this morning bringing the total strikers to over 40.000. then are of a successful conclusion at the resumed delegate conference m London today. Meanwhile troops returned to rk atReuter - 102 words
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Article30 1947-01-17 12 The following have been selected to represent Singapore at tna torthcoming dance contest linst Selangor: Ec Kirn Swee I Low P(,h San, G. R. Collick and S. Soon.30 words
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Article79 1947-01-17 12 I td him out m -UP decided "I am gone, for I had n in^ .-u<h real h. Conn said. He held the v. Weight title Until Louis the lint tio Now only 29, Conn i would lik<- to v career m a bitter Fa memory ofU.P. - 79 words
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Article37 1947-01-17 12 Nanking, Jan. kj. nese Minister ol Mr. Peng Hsu-pei a: day that the goven ang. Gen. Chang C. was leaving shortly for Ya ;to present the v maS peace proposal to thi nists.- U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Article58 1947-01-17 12 OKLAHOMA FOR SCRAP HEAP HONOLULU. Jan. 15 -A Haibour victim, the old bar: Miip Oklahoma will tx monow into the naval anefcj at Pearl Harbour to b her last trip to the mainland the scrap heap at the M dock, Oakland. Sunk Inthfj ten minutes of the Japa attack, she58 words
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Article76 1947-01-17 12 LONDON, Jan. 1 Aircraft has i!ov. to London m 21 minute* LONDON, Jan. IG.--truck strike will be Saturday. T«rma n 3 nounced. LONDON, Jan. 16.— M chill today launched a cair.pi for a United Btafc with the announce!!! British provisional 1 spokesman said thai ment "ii not aimedReuter - 76 words
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