Morning Tribune, 27 March 1947
1947-03-27
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Title Section7 1947-03-27 1 MORNING TRIBUNE fj dskljflkdsjflkdsjflkdsjf df jds lkdsjflksd7 words
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Article690 1947-03-27 1 1,,: irious, and a mon consertomUSi bo taken of the aim lint ailable m the first six months oi prepare for possible lean pei ipO re and Malaya the situation inder constant review. This summarises the trend ol this month's meeting of Li.-, o fleers from territories m Sou'690 words
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Article49 1947-03-27 1 UNRRA Ship Strikes Mine The'tM-K* s^ip "Saint J Rjnntnie Yuton". tarry- J in* 6 > 1 'nited States for 4he reliei of starvation area> lrU( lv l within the Pain vessel Aunts ed and is reported to be idiiion. vet known v. lie- ther i su- J d lkjsdlkjfdsfd ReuterReuter - 49 words
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Article26 1947-03-27 1 If and i H 1 f who tra n ref Mr Dally j i w th the I t r b26 words
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93 1947-03-27 1 BATAVIA, Mar. 26. One of the first moves to bo undertaken by the newly- facto IndoneH< public will be to improve relations with Malaya A trail Premier SJahrir said t mtended shortly summoning Mr. c. H. Campbell, m I I I i r l wort93 words
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305 1947-03-27 1 NINE ESCAPE IN SENSATIONAL CELLBREAK DESPERATE CHARACTERS OVER-POWER GUARDS i From Ojr Own Reporter > Ipoh, Mar. 26. -—A sensational cell break is reported from a lonely police station m Simpang Ampat m the Sitiawan district, m the early hours of this morning when nine Chinese, all desperate characters, made305 words
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44 1947-03-27 1 NEW DF.MtI. Mar. >B—ADMIRAL LORD MOI NTBAJ TEN, India's new Viceroy, has invited Mahatma Gandhi and M:>hamed AH .linn.Ji leader of the Musli.n League, to Delhi for talks. Mahatma Gandhi is expe.ted to ani\e at the week-f*wl.- ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article165 1947-03-27 1 Patna, B har Province, Mar. 26. --The entire police fore-; ot Patna town were disarmed and the reserve police force confines to barracks today after an incident la-t night when Gurkha troops were called to break up a meeting of a section of policemen whoReuter - 165 words
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Article50 1947-03-27 1 WASHINGTON. M iT. 26.- Pre- j sident Truman has accepted thi i resignation of Arthur Bliss Lane. United States Ambassador to Poland. White House published the exUge of letters m which Mi Lane expressed his dtsire to private citizen might speak and v.; rding the "pre* ■■vly f P ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article16 1947-03-27 1 IHAI Mai The un ken m :ng and me I m t ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article112 1947-03-27 1 London, Ma*. 26.— Although I floods all over Britain were receding today, thousands of acres j were still under water, marooned i people were living m upper rooms 1 and thousands of troops with. amphipious "ducks." tr.gh-axle lorries and collapsible boats, were busy on relief work.Reuter - 112 words
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Article99 1947-03-27 1 Duties on imported "hara drinks, recently increased 100 per cent, are increased a further 25 per cent from today. Certain biandies and wine: ol BmpUc origin will tn., to benefit from a relatively lower duty, but the increase m this case is also 25 per99 words
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Article73 1947-03-27 1 Calcutta. Mar. 26.- -A 14- hour curfew from 6 p.m. to 8 a.m.. had been imposed for wo days n parts of Calcutta where communal tension resulted m six ault. A one place I le pol cc used teai gas to diae a crowd. Police picketsReuter - 73 words
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Advertisement35 1947-03-27 1 &\jT¥ieina\n&.mm r_Q£ HER! Nowhere else will you find such a wide selection of goods to suit everybody's tastes; nowhere else such I {fer you the latest shipments as hvy come m! GIAN SINGH 8c CO.,35 words
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729 1947-03-27 2 HISAMATSU MAKES DEFENCE IN MASSACRE TRIAL Making h ice on oath m trial at Crimes Court matsu Haruji, accu 7. tl. (Hv ntonment Roy I Hong told the court that when he the or screening the Chini thought it was an unpleasant order. m obedience729 words
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Article, Illustration74 1947-03-27 2 I twin undei i \rr age, d<. any i x t efpflf pa wi h a wde range alternative cab n ar<aments to all .r of freight carriage. I I by t v o De Hay land Gip^y Quetn gmes. i < max mv d at 50C0 ft Is74 words
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343 1947-03-27 2 KUALA LUMPUR. -The I tience on the part of the people Malaya wai J by Sir Edward Gent, Governor ol I his specd 1 at a tea party given I a n Associations' Federation, Sir Edward said: Your President has conferred my wife343 words
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112 1947-03-27 2 Qu- eming the rata of pay and allowances i demobilized locally enlisting r r sonnel are to be considered by the War Office m London. In a letter to the seen Demobbed Personnel AA. RE and RASC. the Brigadier m eh. of Administration, Malaya112 words
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Article30 1947-03-27 2 I I I Tr m act: I Tl again I 1 I I Burton I I should I I I I m m the I I I I I30 words
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131 1947-03-27 2 Mar. 25.— A study of the real estate registry disclosed today that the Soviet Union, through it* ifold SUbsii *aries has become the largest single prop- Berlin, states the Chicago Tribune John Thompson. German markets, which nothing, the Ruslly m sumptuous villas. But principal131 words
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Advertisement120 1947-03-27 2 EDUCATION CANDIDATES prepared for Cambridge Exams, m French, Dutch or German. Ch ldren and backward s udents m Engiis'i. etc. Private tuition by Lady teacher Apply Box No. 505 MI. Mercantile Institution 209, Queen Street Phone 2370 MONTHLY sessions begin In Shorthand, Typewriting, BookKeeping first week. MATHEMATICS: Flementary, Additional and120 words
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Article308 1947-03-27 3 lest Against Delay I Settling Claims Il U hu'ains m Ilavelock Road, as a prot'ttlav m the settlement of their back pa ElataL by The British War Office. made the trout porch of the Secretarial t:tirte»l..orJv quarters but also their N* der. Mr. Mali Khon-, and a corps ot308 words
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16 1947-03-27 3 Persistently Solicited, Malay Girl Sent To Jail fdkjflkcjflksdjflkds dklf jlkdsjflk djkl fdfdf jflk dlkfj oiejrlk ddfdf16 words
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Article170 1947-03-27 3 1 The Singapore Oversea 'liinc.se Anti-Japanese Volun- Steer teer Army or to give its popular name "Dallorce" re- cently addressed a letter to the War Department, expres i sing dissatisfaction and "seething indignation" at the vernment's reply to their requt s They are demanding payment170 words
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364 1947-03-27 3 At tho annual meeting of Kesatuan Melayu (Malay with Tuan Sa^adon Zubair m the chair the quesestablishing a Malay Chamber of Commerce was discussed and it was decided to ascertain the opinions of ly business men m regard to the suggestion. This364 words
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Article16 1947-03-27 3 Trouble Over Disposal Of A Car I of si. ooi) and tiv h In the Fourth16 words
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247 1947-03-27 3 Registration Of Trade Marks: New Bill A Bill is sharUy to be inti duce into the Advisory Council ti make transitional provisions regarding registered trade marks and special provisions v.ah regard to the registration Ol trade marks, the subject of pre-occupation applicat ions By n ot the con titution of247 words
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Article74 1947-03-27 3 Three Chinese. Tan Ken? Tee. Ong Kam Tye and Tan Aii Koon. were fined $000 each m the Third Lstrate's Court for selling stout on tinlicenced premises on Queen Street on March 5. On the morning m question revenue officer-, went Into the shop and asked74 words
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15 1947-03-27 3 SINGAPORE MAN LEAVES BY AIR FOR U.K. The rei tnd Saraw as gui the U.K.15 words
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Advertisement8 1947-03-27 3 FJKDLJFLDKJFLKDJ FLF DFFDD ililc DtLTIKG ASBESTOS CO., LIMIT8 words
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298 1947-03-27 4 Morning Tribune THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1947. Singapore Traffic Twelve months of civil UninistratK s tne traffic situ m bin', as chaotic when the BmA aeparteu. The om\ improverm ticeabie ar< accounted for by the present dus struct and the disappearance ot the huge volume of military traiiic. I nicies wnicn298 words
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Article580 1947-03-27 4 P. Joseph John - Malaya must Move With the times P. Joseph John by Malaj of J ir, real ,>f our I ccupi< d rioi the intersitu. c*t upon this country. A thud a n with In the not dis futun lurab] w< rid i nma I do n< t by any m< anj580 words
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Article61 1947-03-27 4 5-Second News From Britain Mai Clei" w I I Bss." \m\ l hl 1 be child W :ii bicycle I j he can Bf*Tr put ft Inc my tin: R^* 3 t h c r pir.gs wile. lir o: Husband m th i on. of i ''Or difficult fcrne My61 words
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Advertisement52 1947-03-27 4 m^m. m*. mmmmmmm ~mmmm^mmmama*mt^mmm^mmmmm~ A DI LIGHT TO lII THL LOVELY AMfcKIl AS I ITEST MOl M KIMLESS <*1 ASSI Glasses that olend with beauty and sharpen appearance with clean cut good taste and ftyle I They are cushioned against breakage. EVERBRICHT OPTICAL CO., Qualified Opticians 10. chulia Btn Telephone52 words
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319 1947-03-27 5 H.L. HOPKIN - Commons Interest In Kedah Uniforms H.L. HOPKIN LONDON LETTER t (13. Malaun- ks." Ups the ther ber- nly. M '< \PPROVAI un- tO i 6uch aret s was most vi sirable. Mr. Creech-Jon< This is a temporary operatio the sugg of the police. I ha) led for a report concerning319 words
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Advertisement150 1947-03-27 5 If it tainabk anywhen m J Jul SinqapDhSL SJwptA, 0 f Art Cr Curios C. K. Tang All Kinds Eastern Ar I Craftl Except onal Value-Minimum Cost 241 RIVER VALLEY ROAD SINGAPORE Cafe Restaurant 2_, Finlayson Green 61, Middle Road, Singapore Phone 2620. Confectionery i FOR WEDDING OR HIKTIIDAY TEA-PARTIES150 words
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Advertisement171 1947-03-27 5 Electrical United Trading Co. tl, Stamford Road, Singapore. I IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT IS Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods. (.ooiimoiii: 10, Battery Road. Phone *****. (Rodney House) Singapore Forwarding Agents SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY 45. The Arcade: Tel: No. 4658 Prompt171 words
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Advertisement110 1947-03-27 5 Upttcian Regarding the eyesight Consult: New China Optical Co. 71. H gh Street, Singapore. Phone 3786 Photographer CENTURY STUDIO j No. 23, New World Amusement Park. SINGA PHOTO STUDIO 64. High Street, Singapore Indoor and Outdoor t Photographers. Pianos USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS AT REASONABLE PRICES Nang Heng Co.,110 words
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Article279 1947-03-27 6 Shanghai.— China's Aral prefabricated hospital b rapid!) nearing completion. I Chi will •li will include 22 trim Is already i by the Chin nil Rel d materials, the lininistr; N ward lnc< 1 1 I Health Admin Improvement dern mcdi :al A 72 units. W( byUNRRAReuter - 279 words
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106 1947-03-27 6 JERUSALEM. Mar. 25. Four young Jews were formally ed before a military c today ol complicity m blowing up the Jerusalem railttion on Oct. 30 when British constable was killed and buildings extensively daI. They pleaded not guil- ty. but one persisted m saying he wouldReuter - 106 words
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Article74 1947-03-27 6 GLASGOW. Mar. 26 ship City of Canterbury m Ola held up Indefinitely by a strike ol 3.800 Glasgow (i ck< When if was suggested to the dock< a meeting m Glasgow that they should load the hip with 850 tons of buni to permit her sailing.Reuter - 74 words
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Article, Illustration94 1947-03-27 6 German Mind Still Thinks Nezis Better Hr*RFOK T v Mar Saying that subvei movemen ted to emerge, Marshall i Air Force. Sir Shalto I the British Command! many, I c today many Germans living m British occupation zone still th Nazis was better .h n democr. "E- 1 itcry of94 words
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Article62 1947-03-27 6 SYDNEY -Mrs. Mary Day. Lincolnshire. England, ha b. th to a child at tn < a much vounmother than many Austrawomen. L. test Australian woman child. Tw ime mothers 49 when the; birth at 48. Tiln il that -'5 Austral: became mot 4762 words
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Article50 1947-03-27 6 iidos. Mar. 25. Tho Fo achey, told a press conferem food contract signed between th c the war. Britain would g S) v' red salmon and 2\ mil canned crab. He Str rolled i 1 tl tries ar. count] He factui 11 I am U .P.U.P. - 50 words
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Article92 1947-03-27 6 FRANKFURT, Mar. 25 More than j OO.OOO pounds of soap. .000 pounds of disinfectant. 2.#M scrubbing brushes and 1,000 brooms will be flown to Britain tomorrow from the American zone of l.uiy to help clean up after the floor's. Arrangements were made to fl; the suppliesReuter - 92 words
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Article34 1947-03-27 6 WASHINGTON. Mar Russia has informed the United ready and Willing t<> evacuate D.iiren and alto join China In operating the Changchun Railway. The Soviet position w municated on February 28.34 words
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53 1947-03-27 6 PARIS. Mar. 25. Two hundred thousand French Urn m a mass demonstration derfcouno "lmper called for the imm< m Inriona. As part ol <>nwlde pro by nearly 4i million Fi worker :n Paris thi walked off their early and coi de Mar where tl WorkU.P. - 53 words
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Article18 1947-03-27 6 NANKII ciall lam hav< nect i m pi and Sh in pate: Mich ci-m men" rnt.-r: U.P.U.P. - 18 words
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Article158 1947-03-27 7 are o c Irrawaddy ci i«ral c purchase of paddy 0 p refusal and tra'.:spor With February and ".larch is ol r m Burn i he or •<ti evod dwtoti fur her durmonths. sported 88.oou In January a de< ie riginal estlm Ex•andstill for FebruaryReuter - 158 words
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Article15 1947-03-27 7 ■X BSSSSW HK: Ksnaa ■p E toW Ht lie I ft. n neray ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article141 1947-03-27 7 WAVELL "IS VERY TIRED MAN" Lend 2b The ret ing Vu India. Lord V. panied oy Lady Wa and thi i J. Wa\ Black Watch Regiment, arriveu it NjrtholL, Airport today. mcd by the iry of State for Ire. 1 rd F toe Prime Official quarter, said Lord Wail would141 words
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Article60 1947-03-27 7 th tne dual object ol rallyipport for the Pus^t Teng»Peoples* United and the Pan-Malayan dni Action and of he peoples' vie Constitutional protwo bodies are conI :ii" meeting on Sunit 11 i.m. at Farrei Park. The Pan-Malayan Council of Action despatched its alum on the con«tituto60 words
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350 1947-03-27 7 Broadcast For Japs don, Mar. 25.- The torture suffered by an Alia ian m v J»]>.re>c ja'l after he had refused to continue bffoadca ti ig for them m Tokio during the war was describ- ai Criminal Court today when John pb Holland, agedReuter - 350 words
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172 1947-03-27 7 London. Hai ,»unt Eliban, Conservative, asked the rttmeat i" the House of Lords today if the draft oi the revised new Malaya Constitution would be laid before Parliament soon, so that there might Lo a full opportunity to Jebsts it before it takes legislate- shape.172 words
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Article67 1947-03-27 7 LONDON, Mar. The Wt#no S record football pool dividend. v:*il,4s«, S was won on a stake of J 1 one penny by an A her- de< n bus driver, Fc'vvard i rots uho correctly lore- S cast the results of 13 J i matches. S Cross travelledReuter - 67 words
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Article141 1947-03-27 7 BERLIN, Mar. 25 —Trie Soviet mli ary authorities today banned the Chicago Tr.bune frcm representation on the Amor can correspondents' tour of he Russian zone scheduled for next week. j The name of Hal Faust re- presenting the Tribune was struck off the lis- of 12U.P. - 141 words
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32 1947-03-27 7 Big 3 Secrets Prejudice Peace Settlement CANBERRA. Mar. 25. Or Herbert V. Evatt. Australia's Minister tor External A ing to a question m the ment said r < emenl Three i and ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article, Illustration283 1947-03-27 8 ii nirmb. i I r h Mr and 11 mmbolic Hag oi palm tr ad m i nd ili l mmm m guests v tiffin while camera turned "ii them from all angles, While tin muvieman was busj mod away hem on diving bo rds and Ps 'ami283 words
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Article, Illustration500 1947-03-27 8 VERA ARDMORE - VERA ARDMORE WITH r picture 11 be Hungarian Dancers family Bingapore from India en route foi Australia. 3 will api ht at Raffles Hotel Sing.- is will have tunit} rig somI lancing They were with A m India and Burma. where thi having Singapore Children's Orchestra Or;500 words
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Article, Illustration34 1947-03-27 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN j Relax WhiH Hurrying p i l ma aaaa\\ lentI ent I In. I sll HB ■we bul f n I I and I I j s i A j ay mlg)34 words
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Miscellaneous8 1947-03-27 8 I wi i NOTHIN yyppA^;'; '85 WJ maW^^aW8 words
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Article, Illustration348 1947-03-27 9 Henry Gris - FU R S Hollywood Style Henry Gris i^^H OUR SPECIAL FEATURE^H Jj FROM HOLLYWOOD K rr~ by i j Mommo Tribune I j Cor res m Hollywood I HOLLYWOOD. It may be j late m tht >n to product S these pictures, but the reason tor the delay is simple348 words
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266 1947-03-27 9 Jap Reparations To Claimant Nations iar. 25. The wheHs uf cumbersome macmnerj whicn will finally award Japan est; reparations to claimant na lions nave begun u> turn siowh vi l'okio Reparations delegation* ol three nation s China, the Philip Pines and Australia ar nov beinii conducted on an inspection tourU.P. - 266 words
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Article86 1947-03-27 9 LONDON. Mar. 25- Britain built more than half the worldV merchant shipping launched during 1946. Lloyds' Register oi "'tics showed today. Lloyds figures showed that 747 vessels of over 100 gros« lens were built throughout the world during tho year, amount ing to 2.127,421 gross tons GreatU.P. - 86 words
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Article23 1947-03-27 9 W DELHI Mi 25 Th. nnounci Alt Kna r Ol the It,' the bu profV ild be figure ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article26 1947-03-27 9 25. Britain »d n ript bO) I trr ible i pi whir 1 and With no fU4 okes dfjkd fk lkldlki ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Miscellaneous84 1947-03-27 9 X.v M Capri X W THAT'S TH' 'BUSINESS l"M| T^ "sHEC> A X AH r LSSfi 1 OF AMERICA'S i SAID <IT DON'T COM r. (WAST/N m Ih V! OST R UTHLESS /AH IS )UP I .'O V "ORf* ■CAGn "SOUTH r K'U:JRS. r r A BAD PC iV. If84 words
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319 1947-03-27 10 c Stuff Reporter J Oangstert and Z~ munist Party by their law :,v Mr. Chang Mm Ching Stn^refepi r perpetua biemiahed the name ol his p FMr Chans told the Tribune tnat tn. 10 000 members m Malaya cently it had received "many" applications319 words
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101 1947-03-27 10 Soviet MP's See Mock War in Britain I ONDON. M I Parliamentary o .ag Britain tod i Army units m Surrey and Hampshi They British. American. Japanese ana G rman tanks and watched a mock battle. Sherman tanks. wth i a patli thi minefield. Then Churchill crocodile tanks, lifted withReuter - 101 words
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81 1947-03-27 10 Burglar Fired 3 Shots, But Did Not Escape (Tribune Staff Reporter l When a burglar entered a Chinese eon' razors' premises m Telok Ayer Street In the early hours of this morning, the watchman jumped on him from behind. The burglar struggled to get free and fired three shots from81 words
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110 1947-03-27 10 BERLIN. Mar. 25. Ten Germans were drowned when ;ce and flood waters from the swollen river Oder burs through the bank and flooded the Seej low v.llage, eas- of Berlin. The river bank collapsed along ;i 500-yard stretch under pressure torrent and thousands ofReuter - 110 words
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Article340 1947-03-27 10 LONDON, MAR. ?.V— IN IN EFFORT I<> SAVE IMF LIVES OI INK TWO REMAINING WEST \FRIC\NS Wil "THREE COMPANIES WERE HANGED FOR RITUAL MI KDFK THE OIRT RECORDS OF BABI \> ORPI S PROCEEDINGS ARE BEING SENT FROM ACCRA, GOLD COAST. to LONDON. thing340 words
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77 1947-03-27 10 r. 25 ihe (Jo. I a h the 1 I distress throu I »m caused by th -j Am 4 thi- m the Hou-e day) ttie Chancellor ot *he Exchequer Hugh Dai r Id "it mu-t b. do our inn m they wouldReuter - 77 words
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Article9 1947-03-27 10 NEHRU "GIVES TIBET TO CHINA fj ldk jlkdjf U.P.U.P. - 9 words
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Article33 1947-03-27 10 LONDON Mai 25 Of! Hose to domestic H** Chronic] le. Prim- M believed person.il plan nomic i said. '-I core Bevin job ment' prop If this Bevin will nat: i I ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Miscellaneous83 1947-03-27 10 Try This AMERICAN i__ m am*. m ANSWER I'O Crossword Puzzle r~" C'OC'Ol |DOT| [T A ACROSS M-l i R A [J-1-V1 .*ee \I-4 R >J>* A N* TBBE A T Sm 9-Loo.«i I c -rM -> el 12-WiriKfil teh I r— Sa w I i 13-C(»<ktd \M\ ARE' U-Almert83 words
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Article16 1947-03-27 11 SILVER IN JAP POISON FACTORIES ___R Sim H_ ww^_w ■ere on* fen the tamped iwingth U.P.U.P. - 16 words
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166 1947-03-27 11 Goedegun, Mar 25. It I a while today as i: trn Royal nily had reached Bwanzih he wrong day. crowds were at th< The ten mile dirt road to Goedesun wa. ban en of subjects and the villa;. as deserted and silentU.P. - 166 words
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Article43 1947-03-27 11 I Mini; main have ad. rgrom der ad"The story ls part whisper liberately d by Pro-French sources m Annamit irrival High Commissioner and to support the continuation liitarv campaign against the Nationalists rather than it directly with 'lii-minn" ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article28 1947-03-27 11 STUTTGART. Mar. 25.—Oerman denazification officials today decided that H.jalmar Scftacht Wxll stand trial next month despite his plea that he was lllegally.- U.P.U.P. - 28 words
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52 1947-03-27 11 Beals aaaaaWc Hi I The Congressional study Party continued I Green, declaring I i the Party but cautioned a move would t luntary bankrupt! the f protests chusetts Department of the American Li prohibit the use i t German Nazi scientists by theU.P. - 52 words
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Article95 1947-03-27 11 Ships lap re 1874 tons. WEST WHARF lOry SrCam WHARF and (Britishi 683 tons, 12 Thorbecke. n P swettenham. i4sD:omed. K i ang ,Bri;is'i» 1415 tons. down 6 7 Samur. frr cca iV^^K 01 957 tons. Godown 13 14 Ql( m s < hlI 15 16 Cape S95 words
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Article426 1947-03-27 11 -adio Malay t apor») HI. I I WI i WORK- MA! AY ENGUBH PROGRAMMI S 00 p m 41 me re ban 1 1 00 p m i. aye id 4 825 oe ond In Tie 61 a 7.45 ransmitter RED Network SUNDAYS the BLLT-: v.426 words
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Article30 1947-03-27 11 N The JU( ci..l committee Ol the .ncil granted today adjournment to the i fence on the pi i ol Do* Qroni Pal nrt. Franl i the UPUP - 30 words
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Article326 1947-03-27 11 Prices quoted below are per picul weight except where otherwise stated. Foodstuffs:— Yesterday's quo* cations were "Meehoon": Kedah $70; Siam No. 1 $90; Indo-Chlna $70. Rice: Siam No. 1 $94; No. 2 $88; Rangoon $60. Ghitinuous rice: Siam No. 1 $75; Rangoon $50. $75; Rangoon $50. "Gula" Malacca:326 words
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387 1947-03-27 12 Ipoh Miner Says "I paid Gangsters $2,000" r\\\)\{. being conductby the CJ.D, for thn arrest of the kidnappers of Mr. Kampar and Mr. Jothi Hum. wealthy Chemor, who were recently whisked ay the Police have been presented with another new problem with the belat port of Mr. r im Street,387 words
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Article59 1947-03-27 12 PASADENA. California. 25.- arthquake. 5.500 Kiil* nt. was recorded at Tina Institute ol Techn tonight The Institute officials said direction of the eartnqu i ermine d but it v. t shock m recent A London message say <'d by t rentlal rain and wind ol i mageReuter; U.P. - 59 words
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Advertisement155 1947-03-27 12 mmm mmi^^mmmmmmmm, 111 HALL rOaX <<l v: I WWO I PM Klavrr* with hißiiiain merchandi His word meant life or death! Here is the HK a amazing drama ill all I"*' annals Ol the sea. GARXpOOPER- GEORI^f RAFT I m£ mTmytsa^ t Awamma%^maaWt aaam 4 i to* 0 SOULS AT155 words
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Advertisement112 1947-03-27 12 NEVER HAS A WOMAN BEEN A MORE BEAUTIFUL BRUTAL! I SUE'S poesov W DANGER f o-i her warm lips I jf TROIBLE B A m her teasing eyes! M*+ma^a\ iX 21 v ar TO-MORROW Mid J y THE v Thrilling! j *fc| ZO j (RAMMED with AMAZING ADVENTI'W The Most112 words
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Article496 1947-03-27 13 And 'Corruption' D efined Traction Union Secretary Gives Evidence fd inquiry into »h, Traction Company ite bel I Justice Joblli i rday, tor company ock, submitted thai th was prepared to make alterations m Bedford bus s to limlnati heat m drh ats. Eliminati >n ol or takinu Bedford buses496 words
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Article93 1947-03-27 13 \(ir\OK M Ulglangua Pap I day Phlbue Bongkl ram, wartime i ted to I party entering politl ne m 1 eat m Parliament. He said hi would be called Tharmathlpat, meaning right is might, and mentioned two Upper House members as ye supporters He declared hisReuter - 93 words
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Article127 1947-03-27 13 BRITAIN NEEDS DARNED GOOD SLUMP! BIRMINGHAM. Mar. 25.- Britain needs a darned good slump and more suicides among the heads of businesses "because the country is suffering from too much security.''* is the opinion of Mr. E. Lines. Chairman and Man.iging Director of Universal Steel Company. Speaking at a FederationU.P. - 127 words
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Advertisement113 1947-03-27 13 W IHALI I ONSI Wi EXCITI vilM dd To-day Four Shows :0— 4— 6.30— 9.30 p.m LAUGHTON IS MAGNI FICENT* Sunday Time, I 'm.<*\ i DEA\ HAREIVS S I anl c I Kidues *tf*\ Henri Uaniell X usii li ii d Ivan Starts To-day 7—9.15 p.m. The Thrilling S ory113 words
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Article494 1947-03-27 14 broke! INHI nIKI \I> Alexandra Brfckv Alexandra Biukv. Brit Malaya Tru Ex ntolidated Tm: Do Pi Gammon 'Malaya I G. tern 1 u^ \v Hammer ft Co lH) 4 1Ik < >« A H K eioj cio Malaria Ele< I JO 1 Malacca dec Prtrs i 20494 words
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160 1947-03-27 14 SHARE MARKET REMAINS FIRM ON THE WHOLE ir n dustnai with n all tl the there was a prod In me. m demand dend with a ing seller- V. with $231 b. illy anu Hotels v Alexandra Br. $3 10. So and N ers were I Brewerii cum di\ v160 words
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12 1947-03-27 14 fdjkf jdk ioej lksc lfdf U.P.U.P. - 12 words
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9 1947-03-27 14 NO RECOGNITION FOR COMMUNIST CURRENCY fjdkl lkej lkscjlks U.P.U.P. - 9 words
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Article497 1947-03-27 15 I made V by HASC driv< ird prem Distri. art illned three tnro veil toiptly i h th( two tne >- N use, t0 are P I n le three asp Mahm le by an nd a C RA. he On I. ported la ma U to Sgi H497 words
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Article8 1947-03-27 15 EDUCATION COMMISSION ARRIVE dkfj oieur lksdjflkd lmjf ddfd8 words
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Article150 1947-03-27 15 THREAT OF MURDER ALLEDGED madi- by Miss L< I •nt to the police the Court at 'ng at D| the trial ot Irving J. i. i "i the murdt iiirice Fox un Oct. 31 port, which was made by Lena Navis before thi crime, if .ted that due to lack150 words
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120 1947-03-27 15 Racing Begins On Flooded Lincoln Course LONDON. Mar. 25.— The start ol the 1047 flat-racing season, after being delayed one day owing to floods and being m until early today, began at Lincoln m glorious sunshine. But conditions under-foot were terrible. Roads to the course were floodefl sna the firstReuter - 120 words
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Article64 1947-03-27 15 A public meetin Mus Kuala Lumpur J j at the Mala, que. to observe "Pakistan g und Mauivi, Muhammad Hahib. j Lecture^ were delivered by various speakers and. a; the <• cUJ aanlmou«ly rend the following t« A7aim Janab j Jinnah. tin ur ol 10064 words
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33 1947-03-27 15 In the cour I broadtalk reviewing his work for the past one year. Mr. Calud a-trallan Comm In Sin; th m G uld endeavour count fui on33 words
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442 1947-03-27 15 (Tribune Sot cer Reporter) tball ay at J rising yOUng Indian Association m. til] In the I mddle pi m the league table with till to score a point 1 ninK into their I the Rec« aetuallv have not done ai badly as one442 words
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Article13 1947-03-27 15 TO DAY'S SPORTS FOOTBALL LEAGUE Indian Associat.on vs. SRC at Jalan Besar Stadium.13 words
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Article92 1947-03-27 15 The following will play foo*- ball for the Jollilads Athletic Union against the Puloe Bui kom Sprr s Cl ub on Saturday at the Bukom ground. Kanapathy, K. Thambyrajah, J^urugasu, M. Ghani, Abdul Ra^ak, M. Sintha. Arumugam. G. Supp'ah, Muniyandi. Sulong, P Vaithy, Salavedin, R. Go- vindasamy, Govinda,92 words
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Article71 1947-03-27 15 The following will represent he Ceylon Sports Club at criIcket against S.R.C. on Saturday a^ 2 p.m. and Sunday at 1 11 a.m. R. V. S. Sundram (Capt.t U. W. De Silva; K. MuthucuImaru; S. K. Sundram; C. jThuraisingam; F. Van Rooyen; .C. Seneviratne; S. Yogarajah; f71 words
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Article71 1947-03-27 15 PENANG.— Recently sea Otters have made their appearance on the beaches of Penang Island and it ha^ been discovered that I people have been m the habit of 1 shooting the.i animals. Local fishermen state that these animals are quite harmless and do not71 words
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87 1947-03-27 15 McCrory 3 Goals Seaforths 6 GIIQ, Sealf 0 The Ist. BnJ Seaforth. Highlanders won the honours m tho Army football tournament vru.i m the final at Victoria School, on Tuesday, thoy trounced GHQ. SEALF, by six goals to nil. rhe tforths throughout87 words
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326 1947-03-27 16 CJA FUTERA PROTEL ON NEW CONSTITUTION On, Own Correapootoftto) the I Put :ify theii would not only tx Government ph usiiit the people b\ l ciding on the con n, bir would also result m seriously Impeding the rehabilitat tie country, which326 words
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137 1947-03-27 16 CO-OPERATION AMONG ASIAN COUNTRIES New Delhi. Mar. 26. -A serious study of problems common to 30 Asiat'c countries is today .ngaging the attention of 200 delegate, attending the Inter-Asian Relations Conference here There was a gen. ral agree- ment that closest economic co- operation among Asian countries be maintained compatibleReuter - 137 words
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81 1947-03-27 16 An Air Ministry Communique issued on March 20. 1947. lists the following percasualties m the York crash at N-'gombo. Ceylon: Crew: F/LL S. A Annng. D.F.C.. WO. W. Taylor. O J W. Tait. F Sat. Grant Passengers: Mr. G. A. Cheyne Captain G. V.81 words
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Article109 1947-03-27 16 Atom Bomb Spells Dreadnought tdon. Mar- 26. Tl bomb ha- spelt the end ol sup.. dreadnought battleships. the Admiral ot the 1 rd Chattieid. farmer Fu*st bea Lord and Chief of the Naval Staff and l the first years of :he war. Minister for the Co-ordination of Defence. -aid todaReuter - 109 words
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Article66 1947-03-27 16 Truman To Visit Canada? WASHINGTON, M v White House Vt Ms S tret an hat lei Rom saM todaj President rrumaa laU mis lo n »^it < .mad t N hut no definite arrant;* m nis h.t\f heon BSB I and no date has beta Stt. He said it IIU.P. - 66 words
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288 1947-03-27 16 Arms Charge: DJ Comments On Withdrawal All vix Chinese who had been ted In a raid conducted on top ol No. 185- A Anson Road, on Sept. 16. and had appeared m a two-d y hearing before Firs; District Judge Storr, to show cause why they should not be bound288 words
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Article20 1947-03-27 16 Bridges and buildu I North Island. i the ldf l;d ;ldskf Reuter dkfjdkr oiew lksdjf lksd A.P.Reuter; A.P. - 20 words
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Article68 1947-03-27 16 a tive ot U- imp.i. He dent i* [jjk ieaa legislat LnciLll the m Reside] iaS and Cam. Thbe red 1 officer men. ot 11. f' the I r.eal Dr I Chambi the rigl tatr. but this away v prop the frai held v stati s .<■ I Settlemi68 words
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Article21 1947-03-27 16 Lin< Oxenhai won th Mr. w 1 1 Mr. P vill. A Treble Que: Joel A he and Q*-' U.P.U.P. - 21 words
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