Morning Tribune, 30 April 1947
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Article, Illustration236 1947-04-30 1 FRON TIER GANDHI" BURMESE H.C. CHARGE CHURCHILL U the W it batten M?' i day of 1 l or l l :!ar I. Frontier tt< mpt was ProV the Bri- n India I the hOX tiLaX th« VIH are o.^phere which X i to c it be n thcm■i IReuter - 236 words
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Article16 1947-04-30 1 X PreI m Frontier X, ired. "If t^ e X :ul today, I .Uer GovH: ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article17 1947-04-30 1 their M year W and n he run W H ther j I ReuterReuter - 17 words
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16 1947-04-30 1 I m I nchmi 2 mmun i I l m.16 words
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Article41 1947-04-30 1 LONDON DOCK STRIKE SPREADS LONDON. April 29.— A dock strike affecting thousands of workei pread Steadily today m a dispute iprecedented m British labour history m effect. v. igement >nneL was c- Bflcially. that 12,000 unknown of 1 Q\ wl U.P.U.P. - 41 words
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672 1947-04-30 1 BLUNN LASHES OUT AT STATE CONTROL MANPOW ER SQUANDERED ON RED TAPE i Tribune Staff Reporter) KIALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A vigorous attack Ml state controls of industry was delivered by Mr. W. G. C. Blunn, presiding at the annual meeUng of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce, here today. "We findU.P. - 672 words
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Article80 1947-04-30 1 Bevin - REBUILDING WORLD IS HARD WORK Bevin LONDON. Aprii 29.— British Foreign Minister Ernest Bevin arrived here today by plan* .v.id said that the British people must have patience In framing the because "we are not working i day. b1 ae." im not unduly optiir. •n I p< Bevln said. "ItU.P. - 80 words
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88 1947-04-30 1 World War III Has Not Begun, Says Wallace U.P. WASHINGTON, April 28.^, Henry Wallace, who is campaigning against the administration's i foreign policy, said it was "too early" to say whether he would support Truman for re-election next year if he runs. Ip the first preas conference since his returnU.P. - 88 words
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Advertisement27 1947-04-30 1 .ntrer soon before must be seen n0w. AMERICAN HANDPRINTED CRETONNE Straight From U.S.A. only ?5 per \ard IDEAL FOR THE MODEB N HOME IIL OOU RATTLES PLAtE27 words
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613 1947-04-30 2 DIRECT SINGAPORE- U. K. RADIOPHONE LINK SOON COMMUNICATION SYSTEM RAPIDLY BEING EXTENDED Bl ll^^ll idllMllls TKIIU M MUI ini'OKlHl I quipment enabling raiiu-telenhonin^ ilinM to tluInited Kinydoin |s at pfespnt under t-onstrui t'uni In F.'nffland md with Its Installation In Siu^apore, people will be :.l»lc to spt-ak direct to London613 words
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157 1947-04-30 2 vvitli t>\ the Telf- N i ml tlu- Hi dn> st.itiun sui-.ipuie. > lliun iii.nix'J »'iu»rniouslv compared u»m» Hi.ii war da\ No traffic t Qfurei l"i 1 4 1 ar«* avail- able but it i> «\Ntmi.itpd S that ordinary tf|ej»r.im>; have imroased by Ml pt*r157 words
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16 1947-04-30 2 1 N F RVK 01 RSE <»N16 words
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Article56 1947-04-30 2 INDONESIAN AIR SERVICE DELAYED Javu-Sum.it: Kur*t«d fart that th< public had not Jure rei tlsh Governmt The applir m Blntapoi Mo«harUj arrived Cathay Pacific lakarta. told ti aid this formalities tied. H<^ h •;>- SLfJTi Wl Df linked with ttnd would not d tsk Mr. M leharto said I th«56 words
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6 1947-04-30 2 St. Patrick's Society To Be Restarted6 words
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261 1947-04-30 2 th< Dutcl I Shanks, I I it I was short of i I :i.U pleaded guilty til. uto. >brr and N I.- r< u.s Lmpr!>onmeni remark aiv ben& pun ::ly tor charw > t.> which you have ided guilty. No pr< vict been261 words
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380 1947-04-30 3 1 Wages On Rubf states Iv iia'i\t oi m- v vcrnreply to an editorial apwspaper (nut of the Tribune Itude towards Indian laboUl I R -sued 1. \v I m vernmenl the edimment urn irum ing Mi .i man, SI i;> da p AM art:380 words
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103 1947-04-30 3 Fhe I: Republ [will :n pore Dr Abdul \d\ilcillor, who returned the In ernment, told me la.st night. md there, it v. I, thai 'Uiirt robbei tirallv non-exlatent, **<*re living Inn n their business m v he ;ibu int blockade v \n. :onsisting of103 words
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466 1947-04-30 3 CONVICTION OF 2 STC CONDUCTORS QUASHED Holding thai certain irregularities In the ol i vidence had vitiated the cution, Mi. Justice Munay-Aynsley, Chief Justice, Sin; set aside yesterday the conviction and sentence of two r.C conductors, Tan Pent- Hin and Tan Teck Chuan,466 words
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Article222 1947-04-30 3 A 2 [ay, Hal bin Mahmocd ex-member ol the local Royal Artillery, appealed injjt tiie *en\ i t 24 months' hard labour on him m the Second District Court terday, for abetting tjie them amitted by Alexander Land bei-R. a Dutch lieutenant who w convicted for222 words
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Article46 1947-04-30 3 A Government^ Gazette notification yive s details of the Police Force to be recruited for Singipor* Port. This force will consist of a Superintendent, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, 8 \uxiliary Chief Inspectors. 8 Senior Auxiliary Police Insp« Lors ana 184 Auxiliary Police46 words
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91 1947-04-30 3 Hongkong Chinese Here To Study Trade The Singapore Ghin< tilt's and Sundries Uniun arc giving a dinner party tonight at the Great World to welcome Mr. Ng Yue Kuong. the Chairman 01 the Hongkong Cotton Cloth Manufacturer^ Association. Mr. Ng is als-j the Director ol Ne Yee Hing Weaving and91 words
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286 1947-04-30 4 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1947. India— One Country Or Many? NEWS from India is pro-] foundly disturbing to th who have hoped against hope that Britain's •'Quit Ind decision would accelerate the bridging of the gulf that separates the Congrand the All-India Muslim into tw o hostile camps, and that India286 words
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1069 1947-04-30 4 Miss Ketut Tantri - Miss Ketut Tantri ASIA'S NEW LEADERS _HO CHI MINH By This is the second part i of an article on the Viet- nam struggle m Indo*- China and the central S figure who guides it. Dr. \Ho Chi Minh. The first appeared m yester-1,069 words
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Article201 1947-04-30 4 5-Second News From Britain S i m s f u ril X rial dub vi m i I ptts -9 did ii"- i^^| Counsel wi. X Tottenham Court t., un(l struct ing s Ik I know t because m> I oiling his oat: w<3 at North Keni j L "Housewlvi201 words
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Advertisement9 1947-04-30 4 S.P.SHOTAM6CO RADIO AND SOUND M"'" 1 H OBCHARP jMHOM^J9 words
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433 1947-04-30 5 H.L. HOPKIN - £75 For A Seat At The Baski-Woodcock Fight H.L. HOPKIN lir LONDON LETTER by I I X K. light I the I* 1 Isst, 311 b., I m I W rong I W .1 purp round, cock took ■L mist Rsn't the ■l for his Eck X aksi, the ght433 words
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Advertisement148 1947-04-30 5 it's obtainable anywhere its m JhsL SingjcipDJuL ShoptA, Optician Regarding the eyesight Consult: New China Optical Co. 71. High Street, Singapore. Phone 3786. Photographer CENTURY STUDIO No. 23, New World Amusement Park. SINGA PHOTO STUDIO 64, High Street, Singapore. Indoor and Outdoor Photographers. Pianos USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS AT148 words
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Advertisement175 1947-04-30 5 Electrical United Trading Co. 61. Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods. I •WOIf^S I OK 5^ 10, Battery Road. Phone 82G81. (Rodney Housefcf Singapore Forwarding Agents SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TEANSPORT AGENCY 45, The Arcade: Tel:175 words
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Advertisement158 1947-04-30 5 Art Curios C. K. Tang All Kinds Eastern Arts Craft* Exceptional Value-Minimum Cost 241 RIVER VALLEY ROAD SINGAPORE. Cafe Restaurant 2, Finlayson Green As 61, Middle Road, Singapore, Phone 2620. Confectionery FOR WEDDING OR BIRTHDAY TEA-PARTIES CALL AT:— Phone ***** THE VICTORIA Confectionery Store 71. Victoria Street, HIGH CLASS CATERERS158 words
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213 1947-04-30 6 WIESBA: pi. 28— A contingent of two officers Rota rtfi Airfield, LJ imall United Bta Army The airfield formerly servtd as m Important stop on the United i Army North is but down recently skeleton tottt hriore than 1 1 two ol believed IReuter - 213 words
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Article142 1947-04-30 6 FASCISTS REMEMBER THE FALLEN TRIESTE. Apr. 27. PasClSl juiig ana tlu fascist salute given by a crowd of about 300 to..Li around the Trieste memorial of fallen suluiei.s aftej a c 'Acini mass celebrated m vnv ol Trieste's churches. It Is reliably reported that the m m ninry of MU.P. - 142 words
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Article82 1947-04-30 6 MUNICH. Apr. 28. JohanSuhroth, chairman of the FVuchtwangen Denazification B aid successfully denazified 50 ex-party members m 30 days but overlooked one person himself. The Bavarian military government today reported that Schroth was sentenced to two yean In jail for falsifying his own denazification questionnaire and failing toU.P. - 82 words
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Article117 1947-04-30 6 TERRORISM IN COCHIN CHINA S;iigron. Apr. 28 —Sixty thousand followers of Hor Hao mill ant semi-religiou- movement m Cochin China— have declared "war agains the peoples enemies" following tne murder of their leader Huynh Phu. a French press reoprt said oday. Huynh Phu, who was a lea-a-ir c member ofReuter - 117 words
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Article13 1947-04-30 6 JERUSALEM. Apr. 28. The •uifrw over m was lilttonight ks im- u-!i U.P.U.P. - 13 words
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224 1947-04-30 6 24 Arrests In Singapore Gang Battle (Iribun. still Reporter) Singapore. Tuesci Twenty-four arrests w«r« made yesterday by the C.I D .1 number of them tor investigation m connection with ih« Ud« Road society gang batwhkh occurred recen watch ihi:fin Three Chinese went to .1 watch dealer's shop m North Bricj^224 words
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Article85 1947-04-30 6 h(TribUJ c S aff Revor erj Singapore, Tuesday. Two boys, aged 14 and 15. were brought up before Mr. B. L Chua m the Juvenile Court yesJay on charges of gang robbery. The case was postponed and transferred to the 7th Police Court. It was alleged85 words
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139 1947-04-30 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A new racket. cinema Rate-rrashinp: is a\ em bring operated by Singapore hooligans. Small groups at them ai rted to have been visiting local th< giving alleged numbers to the cin< hen walking right m to the b« rts. or late, the numb**:139 words
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Article317 1947-04-30 6 a Zealand Ai 1 iv have recently t-xptiieii lern '»lee A«e M which has gnpp, M lookin dvd t equitable climate of then horn. The pilots— Flight Lieutenants O. K. Simich of AucJcJand and R. B. Bolt n Wellington aiv tw< V\v Zea landers who. with the help 1RA - 317 words
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Article60 1947-04-30 6 Gandhi Speeds Up New Delhi Visit PATNA. Apr. 28.— Mr. Gandhi altered his plans today and will leave for N.w Delhi on Wednesday instead of Friday as Gfffinally scheduled. Observers here Interpreted th(> change as meaning that i the Congress leaders had indicatl the urgent need for his quidI thReuter - 60 words
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Article132 1947-04-30 6 BATAVIA, Apr 29. |t of a self-governing state 1 If,st Indonesia has fc I W rnbed .is absurd by Mr. sfl I nr m an interview I H> cvi respond newspaper, "X mjM B 1 Mr. Shahrir I have said that nearly all ofl I Actuals native to thaiReuter - 132 words
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72 1947-04-30 6 (Tribute Salt Rev I Sing a; xC JJB A vegptabl 1 Street market v -,«JJ then cautioned I lie sole: a nsat2si' I by the gix-months-old t oricp list* The pre-rnt pric( 1 per kaf ,M F'lurtet'ii 1 11.425 stick, of .""JB tins seized by72 words
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Article22 1947-04-30 6 RANGOON a lirg<- ftl M the R I Hni) ■m: into I :,iu| Ihl taken I Tli I U.P.U.P. - 22 words
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Advertisement25 1947-04-30 6 M)VFNTURI r.^V? RING FROAI TIIF */rwyi C7A/ CWUMff N(l|{'|-||\V| AC73DiV/ itfWMSMaw, fef OTIO Nf »*»AGi AX THF WIU)()l IKNKSS THAT SP/\WNFI) II -sL IN TECHNICOLOR25 words
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343 1947-04-30 7 ARMY PLANS PLANS 15,000 LABOUR FORCE FOR S'PORE (By ihv N#Wl Kditor, UM ÜBfQ IIOK) A suggestion put forward by iioi J ral m Singapore to recruit a Japanese c bom m Japan for us, m the rehabilitation of Singapore has been sent from local Army headquarters to the War343 words
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Article42 1947-04-30 7 IH \|»r -AW V ernor .hrea^n.ns <• ES «i«M -i -iminanon '^ondon imber .o.^rol nfinued. -m- «M thl|f F iro ip port .s. ins Of «»>om u P al producers, me.ye t •ni.-iit and dein ,ridi'.onal 20.000 the I nited Kingdom ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article49 1947-04-30 7 Pment of r K-- anca •.uted p rs: g. \iy. Sine I SecreHialayaii trar oi X"v. rapore Hi-ntat.-.f Malayan H B 3 If 'bins;. Bp: Rubber We C 0c per f^m^apore I apore H-- Cl aerce). m the rrm be hela m m the49 words
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166 1947-04-30 7 I (Tribune Staff Reporter) thousand dollars are being spent tion of Singapore's 260-acre Race ire-war days for its regular meetings iiionably-dressed women. according to plan, the Singpdub will hold its first post-war meeting he year. <tion with the It h e 1 y166 words
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57 1947-04-30 7 LONDON. ADr 28,— Four million sheep and lamb<--weli over 20 per cent, of the total flock ded m the great blizzard that swept England and Wales two :is ago, Tom Williams. Minister ot Agriculture, said today. Thl, "national disaster" would afhct home-produced meat suppiie^Reuter - 57 words
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79 1947-04-30 7 British Flier In Indonesian Airways Plane BATAVIA, Apr. 28.— A Britlsli flier was reported to be included m the crew of the Dakota belonging to the fir«t Indonesian Republican Airways Company which made Its first flight yesterday Republ can news agency Antara reports from Jogjakarta that the plane carried 29Reuter - 79 words
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Article57 1947-04-30 7 Jerusalem. April 28.— British Military Headquarters to-night denied that MaJ. Gen H. A. Mac Millan. General Ollu-er Commantling Bn* tine, v.v iimr when i thrown by a terrorist m Jerusalem s "Stre Prophets" earlier today. imand and Br Robert-- < .d'nu the J mReuter - 57 words
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216 1947-04-30 7 (Tribune Malt Reporter) Chinese fishmonger. Ah ■rai robbed of three big Bill I nun his basket and some small ekmtm *>> 'he same «»ng <»i 'hree twii-.iur boys on three suweauve days while playing along Waterloo Street recently Observing a small crowd i round216 words
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149 1947-04-30 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Under the sponsorship of the Sinapore Chinese Schools' Conference, a Chinese Students Concert will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on May 16, 17 at 5,00 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. respectively. The concert on May 16 is, free, but tickets149 words
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83 1947-04-30 7 Wellington. April 28. -T li c U.b. Secreiary vi .Suite. Mr. M.ir- shall, m a nationwide broadc on the discussed ac me Moscow conference oi Foreign Minister "Agreement was made imi slble at M because th Soviet Union insisted on the pro- j when would have83 words
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Article66 1947-04-30 7 Rangoon, April 28. -The search Has now been abandoned for the British-India Steam Navigation Cornpanyis vessel "Sir Harvey Adamson" which has been mlss- ng for a week off the coa<-,t of Southern Burma. Among the 250 passengers aboard the missing ship wa s U Maung Kh'n. a66 words
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Article64 1947-04-30 7 Lake Success, Apr. 28 —The Fit eh delegate oday walke.l ou of V\e Onite'i Nptio.ii TrunteeshiD Council .m wotest UMui- st the uou. cil'.s to* mqu.u<ion of petit icns from Germans In Tanganyika pro es irp; a^. 1 reuatriatlon. Tho delegare- M. Roland Garreau pr<> a^amst the Trusteeship64 words
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Article66 1947-04-30 7 LONDON. Apr. 28 General Wei Li twang, a mimbcr of China's National Military Council, is now visiting Britain as uf an official tour of Eurupstudying army training methods, weapons, war mdi aim general ooncUUooi m pus. Europe im lias just lour i,d a halt montiis InReuter - 66 words
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Article, Illustration897 1947-04-30 8 VERA ARDMORE - VERA ARDMORE WITH Sports Meeting At Tengah The R.A.F. held their sports meeting last Saturday afternoon at Tengah. Air Vice-Marshal and Mrs. J. D. Breakey attended, while Group Captain C- Ryley flew over from Changi to watch the races. There were many entries and Mrs. Sorel Cameron,897 words
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Article, Illustration135 1947-04-30 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN j Costs To Hi** i I I costs m I cine and I tion. and I I Vt I though wi I live an please uM C simply I < som I Unfortui I case and I I over t: I situation I i I S iH tr135 words
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Advertisement21 1947-04-30 8 jA 1 cool Look Like New After Launderinß NYLON STOCKING 51 gauge ••111 A. Pair I' A II M A ND'§21 words
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Miscellaneous71 1947-04-30 8 LIT, \II\IH ixcLUSivi is I 7fi£?) NATCHERLY/.' D-DON T HAKE NO if LEA, i tdVO'ISSO' SNAP DECISION, V WELL >y YOUMG-— Xf SOFT-HEARTED JOMN/5 N NUFF STm'aß -fSwjf SWEET --AN' LOOK TH' ASSORTS ELNT V ALON^. nK^^B OWv^l STOOPID. r r -^~\OVER,AaiN/7 p -THAR V^^T7\ T I_- > V^MIGHT BE71 words
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Article, Illustration1039 1947-04-30 9 Henry Gris - Henry Gris by Mcrnino Tribune Corres- t poridenn m Hollywood t i t s Henry Cris Destroys The Legend About Hollywood Body-Builders HOLLYWOOD. -A mon t- the I many leiendl about Hollywood the most persi>tent is about the a i and iv t so1,039 words
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260 1947-04-30 9 From The China Front Nanking, April 28.— Though Government military quarters here today were unable officially to conlirm that Taian. important central Shantung town on the Tientsin-Pukow railway, has been lo.st to the Chinese Communists, they declared that the city had mosi probably fallen.260 words
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Miscellaneous19 1947-04-30 9 I UORXhXG TRIBUNF Ite^UL't 1 X TAKE HOOMBEAH MOOKiap^i- l^'O DAISY MAE?AM*S •^INE>- Z^ll^ r^xT^SPOKEW ft v I. irruw)19 words
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888 1947-04-30 10 pica! H mere vho wai thrown ami ot th n whil from Slam to Penang, v. told at the Pc before Mr. J C. W. V. i I n which three Chines*, Tan Ah Sa Ng Ah Tedß and Tan Eng He888 words
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Article184 1947-04-30 10 FLUSHING, New York, Apr. 28.— The General Assembly of the United Nations met m its first emergency session to-day to tackle the touehest problem it yet has faced— the Palestine question. As Fernand van I hove of Belgium, the acting irman, called the del 'S ofU.P. - 184 words
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116 1947-04-30 10 Entertainment Night At Teluk Ayer Church An en husia^ic nu about 500 saw a talkie show sponsored by the Teluk Ayer Methocli.s; Tottt^i Fc'lowship at the Church Hall. Admission was free but m offering v. >^n and light j refreshment and tit-bits were on Abou' $110 was raised it willReuter - 116 words
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Article218 1947-04-30 10 :ma. m m I I Then object Wai I ethno I w ing peoples from prehistoric -^jH t> a The raft which was built m the Peruvian Navy yard was designed to resemble as i possible those used by the prehistoric mhabi- ru. F itv feet long by 20218 words
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Article109 1947-04-30 10 The cit-aih toll I pon Harbour Board rM bftw^-en men who -rM by motor sampans and rl /■'lice ambush m hours. Monday two. The firs; mtn I shot d^ad In the figh di«d m I Three inrr: res of I suit of the battle, r.ijß other arrests we m109 words
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Article31 1947-04-30 10 Lond n. a I* 1 1 I i 1 I I I sterling d I mitt< I I on i i Th- your -si w try t. Is nd I31 words
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Article26 1947-04-30 10 WASHINGTON Apr ohirii •'M Affairs Co; n. told 1 I •In X I with I I R mm II phllo IB m II I ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Miscellaneous200 1947-04-30 10 Try This AMERICAN 1 i% %N«f»tß re Crossword Puzzle ™ZT' E rl IF 0 P 5 I3E 4-Emp;oyed Printer 1 tneßsure I N H "> 3G-Ppnod of time j r C *^1 EwMC rA F 37-Fivh f^"^* iVqlTA'^P*: nT^ 13- 3»-Three-mastfd 1 mIH I comedian shlpn L W L A200 words
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287 1947-04-30 11 Political Background i -government Icl/t'r to tl'f ktittor I the I II ril under I I I i;Ue>le B nent IE H 1 A tiuardiI I W with tdd k f tornoot I mtil l >► t* j m I I I 9 B -<ie m J iwme the W287 words
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Article126 1947-04-30 11 Ryosburo Denies Responsibility HONG KONG. Apr. 28 Under .iminatiuii m the tinu< d trial ol Major General Tanaku Ryosbum. one ol Uw tlmv divisumal commanders m the assault on Hon^ Kong charged with responsibility for fttrod nmltted by hi s regiment the General gave details •i nil campaign through the126 words
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197 1947-04-30 11 rAYLESBURY. Eng. Apr. 28.— For nearly two years weekend thief has been ransacking the home of the villagers m quiet little High Wycombe. It had got so that the inhabitants were afraid to leave their homes for the weekend. Mrs. Emily Maud Clark, a197 words
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Article16 1947-04-30 11 When two car\ collided m North Brdpe Road yesterday. r»"»9 roar number plate wa< torn .■ff16 words
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Miscellaneous164 1947-04-30 11 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Ships alongside the Deli, wharves:— E. Portlnrri "British) 683 tons. WFST uttarf from p Swettenham. r J i Uei Maru 552 tons > from Pa n H° Wn I 2^ urnside lembang. Godown 3 Bruas. Vir Godown 4 5 Bamconstant. Amnstra Godown 6 7 Nevada, Hermund. Ctomter Chinese164 words
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Miscellaneous390 1947-04-30 11 JON YOUR RABW TODAY] Jf ttiadio Malaya Singapore) BLUE NETWORK— MALAY ENGLISH PKOCiKA.MMI--12 00-2.00 p.m.: 485 metn the medium wave band 722 megacycles per second m the 41 metre band. 6.00-11.00 pm.: 485 metres m the medium wave band 4.825 megacyles per second m the !6l metre band, except Irom390 words
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Miscellaneous427 1947-04-30 11 ii Box Raqu«et PT< w. 830 •r A Cup Di;i!ou 8.45 T' .gnal News m Amoy; 9 pjn. Opening Announcement iii nil witti Signature Tui 9.02 Tamil Listeners' Favouri' 9.15 Time Signal News m Tamil; 9.30 Mani Mekalai; 9.40 Humorous Conversation; >.5O S. (i Kittappa; 10 p.m. Talk on "World427 words
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135 1947-04-30 12 ATHENS. Apr. 23- Gen. Napoleon Zervas. Greek Minister of Public Order, said tonight that he had transmitted the British Middle East General Headquarters M irrefutatsle evidence" that Italian .^nd Greek Communists blew up the Haifa oil pipeline and now planned to destroy the SuezU.P. - 135 words
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308 1947-04-30 12 1 m to t> Industrial equip,: referred to m I >us< ,y by Labour memtx r John Paton who ipproved by I lem Commisir there was any prior consultation with the Burn: and it the BruLsh Government aDDro\ Christopher Maihew, Underreign Affairs,Reuter - 308 words
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65 1947-04-30 12 PC's Promotion Leads To Serious London Strike LONDON, Apr. 28.— A1l public convenience! m th<- city of London wen- shut down when 1,000 city employees join--:-old BillingSi put« over the pron I a company pol against the prot jv workTho strikers included I v men, market attend*] workers. r drawbrldi65 words
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Article48 1947-04-30 12 and I I I Mr I I i I I ulaih ,M 1 J refu q -M '"I paid r n,;J am i. man m >ney t Mr- Harvard telrtuM r tr au nfl send him ba I met i] Id S anfl and np x <" U.P.U.P. - 48 words
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Article16 1947-04-30 12 LUMJU.V Apr. .8-(:^M lion .r.bs-B cvnt :lxk-B floods, t;: M.r..,-- fl ture. said li I U.P.U.P. - 16 words
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Advertisement167 1947-04-30 12 'a lIU '■^iii|/^|7 iiu i M<\ mini 01 EVBBI OTHBB 1 WlvL u> n BETH fIV i DOUBU ROLE!..., W WKkg Si MSI J M^ i > flP}^ I P* K^L 1 tfwi H.^^l IJ 3"'«K'I' r >^ < i> VMS f :\STOLH:^rirßr cUnfi rUKy UANI yLAK f\ WALT t167 words
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Advertisement17 1947-04-30 12 po^ wimp i £V£/*Y SHOW WCKIJ See The Screen's Most Marvellou, Spectacle! U »<» ktiL.l LU AVOID DI>M17 words
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Article, Illustration21 1947-04-30 13 H.Mvl put- the spotlight on glamour m "20th ■mk's te< hnicoloui musical "Hollo, Frisco, IMl*. coming to Singapore shortly.21 words
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181 1947-04-30 13 HE OTHER WOMAN"- INDIAN RIDE SWALLOWS NEEDLE I m bride. Ahilandam. lock of the Third M ised of attempting to comneedle. 1 1* Hl* I ing to the usual Hindu rites m Singapore, stated that up thret day, after her marriage, not aware that the man her husband -had affairs181 words
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562 1947-04-30 13 Empire Communists Say- n "lack locratic rights rtiea m Malaya since its lib md its reoccupation by the b .T i:i 5, h levelL ilnst the British by from Oreal Britain and the DoColonies, and this has can them n This chars- WU made m562 words
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Article, Illustration22 1947-04-30 13 i,. the Shieapo< H n Mon uhrn aiar ran info a post. The drWei md a MFOBMII, both hin^s** were Injun <l22 words
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158 1947-04-30 13 On April 26 the Malay National Union of Sarawak wrote to the Chief Secretary, Sarawak, expressing the feeling of Sadness and discontent that filled the hearts of Sarawak Malays after watching the ceremony of removal of the Sarawak National Flag on Friday, April158 words
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Advertisement118 1947-04-30 13 A IjlVtinn/ Four Shows 1.30—4—6.30—9.30 p.m. f*l GERTIES GARTER i9>&Jl OENNIVaKEEFE XT# >iarie^ McDonald NEXT CHANGE II It's Thrills, Suspense and Comedy You Want Then Book Now For "NIGHT TRAIN" with Rex Harrison and Margaret Lockwood (A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Release) "Action In Arabia" Starring: George Sanders Virginia Bruce Onening To-morrow "Road118 words
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Article85 1947-04-30 14 I m I Sllll $14 I Unioi if I I I Banks ,7M In 1 Lund I I rin^ 1 I K. mm I I I I Rue I with I Ri\- I buyer* I easier v I SeL I Jeletous I $1.32 1 2 Sun I tali. 93c85 words
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Article391 1947-04-30 14 If Brit Ma i Uv 80 I W. I Henry Wa H :i 0.00 100 1 60 P 2 45 d. Oversea Chinese B Rafl Rob: Pr< Runnn. B'ix>re 6 :0 Spore Tra Spare 1 Prefs 6 SouUi Bn Insurapcp 3bo Straits Steamshin Co. 23 30 23391 words
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Article241 1947-04-30 15 IU» l> 1 lib the I halt. gV the side tiic penalty area, of .i Ail B The BOD repUtd with a usi att tek and on urn within an if, but their inside men kick- d v- Ute of the mark. und their .shots well anticipated b> Trow241 words
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Article11 1947-04-30 15 Muslim Society Cff'ce Bearers M Aljui title1 m h. i nmed11 words
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Article101 1947-04-30 15 INTER-UNIT SWIMMING MEET An Unit Swimming and Dtvin Oilman b v Swimming P>ol on Satuici (||ay 3 1 at 3.30 p.m. to decide the A te m foi the Combined Ben Aqual which is scheduled o take place at the end ol ml will m. There is no limit to101 words
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Article205 1947-04-30 15 Playing last Saturday, at the laUor's ccurt, the Merry Union B P.. 'Reserves" rarrowly defeated the Fraser «fc Neave's Sport > club by the odd games m seven (Results are ns follow with Merry Union "Reserves'" .mentioned first:) Singles:— Gan Poh Y«w lost t 0 ChouReuter - 205 words
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277 1947-04-30 15 British Te nnis Championships: Indian Player In Third Round courts law chai but an X I Ahmed v tlii- second round. Mi- A. L I th»« champion by 6 3. g v B 2. but Ahmed lost to th<formei British Davis cup i or. D w Butler 6 1. 6277 words
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Article65 1947-04-30 15 The Singapore Indians defeated the Currency Office at TableTennis by 3—2 at the Association table on Saturday. April 26 Indians mentioned first; K. R. Muthtah beat Lim Yew Wee 17—21. 21—14. 21—19: Mugam lost to Thomas 11—21. 15—21; M Naraina=amy lost to S. Naidu 11: 12—21:65 words
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Article180 1947-04-30 15 A record crowd turned up at the Ai Courts on Sunday U) witness the Badminton Match when the Jaya Stia B.P. ol Kuala Lumpur wen visitors. All the ;;ani«'s were keenly contested. S. M. Omar and Mlflfl Molly Chin, the Malayan I mixed doifbles runners-up beat Scow Chui180 words
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Article86 1947-04-30 15 "Second Motherland' L> tb» second and latent production from Shaw's Studio. Singapore, since "Song of Singapore" written and directed by Mr. Wu Choon, the famous director from Shanghai, and played by a Strong cast d from the local stage and creen. It depict., the 30 years' str86 words
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Article42 1947-04-30 15 Currencj Office will meet CYIfA i Our Lady of LourI ty at table-tennis con- five singles at 5 30 p.m. at th CYMA table at Ophir d. V Offlc-. -Koh Click Naiciu, S. K. Thomas, D. K. Ra:42 words
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139 1947-04-30 16 BR. MALAYA ASSOCIATION ARRANGES TEA-PARTY Thi the i the week. They will then follow up special Mi bin Ycop Vbang othman haw Rocl and Maidatom All live vi bn n members a] Empire Society dury m the U.K. On >j British Malaya have ari139 words
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132 1947-04-30 16 An o.Tu ill handout from i the Public Relations De- S partment, Singapore, Is- sued yesterday said:— l A Singapore newspaper "understands" that the J.C.S.A. had a meeting with the Colonial Secre- tary and were offered 21 months back pay, less all i132 words
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Article12 1947-04-30 16 4,000 Mile Drift Across Pacific LIM.\ G X I Th< i by12 words
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Article51 1947-04-30 16 iTtlbui c S bj I^l bi IU>US d by ftfj who has just re- C mi9t with the rtrst batch of Ma- I. he maml 1 tua*d tension i:.d unn a indigenous rcome this >pera- m I I and m I 1 I I I i J I .351 words
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Article, Illustration195 1947-04-30 16 Indonesians Study On Despite Revolution ADISESHIAH IMPRESsI WITH WHAT HE SaBJ iTrUrur.e Staff Reporter) The unique thing about Indonesian univen dents is that they are self-supporting from 'M 11 a.m. they attend their academies and for tbtfl the day they are employed by the {iovernmemH \-arious departments. tls, and the195 words
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Article56 1947-04-30 16 ANOTHER INDO-CHINA BOMBING NKING, April 29.— AnCl have beer: k m In bombing by Fi war planes on T j In Mythe provinc th-west or on Apr:! 20, Foreign O: sources here declared to Th: he second dent itionals killwounded w Chin listricts v i Chi•y displays the S assert'56 words
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Article11 1947-04-30 16 LONDON. April "i.988 tOl USSR m.inuf.ict!]! ;mn11 words
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