Morning Tribune, 20 July 1948
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724 1948-07-20 1 STATION ATTACKED; CAPTURE FOLLOWS SURRENDER KELANTAN, Monday night: Gua Musang Police Station, 50 miles north of Kuala Lipis m the Ulu Keiantan jungle area, was attacked by a force of about 300 Communist terrorists m the early hours of Saturday morning. In724 words
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109 1948-07-20 1 LEAFLETS FROM PLANE WARN POPULATION 4tfm v Thousamls of leaflet.JOHOREBA the Emergency m u-fu. and vital m I :n Joho. yos:orbjar.K.A.F. I.K.: L Chsgu th (cted itKO- fittorca/r Bed the ff* v lor ace. ten*" I. hv leifii v lUtaed an for co-operation ana :n<^d the importance of for:if^rMiation to109 words
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Article, Illustration39 1948-07-20 1 The Chungking, Chinese Goivrnmtnt Itght cruiser, xohich arrii-fd m Singapore ynsterday morning en route for Shanghai. The -270-ton icarship was the former H.M.S. Aurora. loaded over to the Chinese .Vary by the British Gov- rnment. ■•!<>:■> Pictures On Page V39 words
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Article19 1948-07-20 1 I Off Adn ttW die G i Ifa i lleatt talk r R ldlL Vt -r19 words
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Article52 1948-07-20 1 YONEY, July if, Swhi worth thousands of ds o( ">MKnt'(t by airmail to *Te Mng iy»tenutif P»»»JK«l along the route fj. MM, for as rmioh as sairt itefcH tikei, Officials of th» n «s, pr ,J;' l "fP^ route 6v m Uanta^ imrti tak.Reuter; AAP - 52 words
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374 1948-07-20 1 B3RLIN, July 19. General Lucius D. Clay is scheduled to meet the British and French military commanders of Western Germany today, reportedly to discuss a plan to smash through the Soviet blockade of Berlin with armed convoys. (An official American spokesman denied thatReuter; U.P. - 374 words
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Article32 1948-07-20 1 LONDON, July 19.— The Government today rejected the suggestion In the Commons that it seek Big Five Conference— including Russia to deal with the worsening international situation safeguard peace.- U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article30 1948-07-20 1 FGHJFG lor v p. Ta^ Huat. I ~T f "X tu *l criminal? icy were habi r^-^ he men Ml a total of 192 perf?om r -e liberation.30 words
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Article56 1948-07-20 1 KUALA LUMPUR, July 19. »w and mine managers who have the services of Special Constable! are requested to S2J2 the O .C.P.D q of UieS who will suplv them and othe? instrSS "™s regarding payment. «ttg \t to avoid delay m the ';;>^nt of salaries to56 words
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511 1948-07-20 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Special shore leave was granted to a group of Chinese Navy petty officers and sailors from Malaya yesterday when the Chinese Government warships, Chungking and Lintfu, arrived m Singapore from the United Kingdom en route to Shanghai. Guns from Blakan511 words
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Article148 1948-07-20 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Should you have any information to Impart to the Singapore Police, don't hold it back— give It! Mr. E. V. Fowler, C.I.D. Chief, told the Tribune yesterday that he had been Informed that there were a number of people who were afraid148 words
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Article44 1948-07-20 1 NO STRIKES IN MALAYA fFrom Owr Oim Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Monday.— It is officially announced this morning by the office the Commissioner of Labour, Federation of Malaya, that there is no strike m the country at present. This represents a record since the liberation.44 words
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Article31 1948-07-20 1 London, July 19. Mr. William Alexander Bustamente, Jamaican Minister of Communications and head of the island's Labour Party, was the guest of the British Government at a luncheon today.31 words
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Article53 1948-07-20 1 Tokio July 19.— LieutenantGeneral Robert L. Eichelberger, retiring commander of the United States Eighth Army, and Mr Eichelbcrger, were guests of honour at a farewell luncheon kriven today by the Emperor and Empress of Japan. Gen. Eichelberger is expected to leave Japan tor the United States early mReuter; AAP - 53 words
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Advertisement9 1948-07-20 1 Pl^' t K&m consisttntly adhered t» Inquiries cordiJly mvited9 words
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384 1948-07-20 2 1.. Hi*- Sinjf:i|M»re Kiiral nhortlv. rii.fi ire four main Mala;. on Pulau BranJ wine:. hon thousand oH people. Most .i them are f>uiit cloaely to- /.\>,' r :iMd over the sea. The I i ding ire of wood and at- tap. ••if384 words
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Article96 1948-07-20 2 SYDNEY, July II The MCCesl Of the Mum;i.v- ,ti- am Forge Doomben <Bri* b inei Ten Tin usand and Doomben Cup double mi-an ;i trip to India, Italf and 01 i land to Ifr I Brydgea, of Brisbane Mi Bi fdgefi had a doubleReuter; AAP - 96 words
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Article88 1948-07-20 2 .SYDNEY -My 19. "The 40-hour we* k bag been given a fair trial m Australia ana has bt'L'n tound lamentably wanting," .said the Director of the Associated Chambers Of ManulaetunTs iMr. L. Withall > m Canberra recently. Mr. Wit hall added that every conceivable effortReuter; AAP - 88 words
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Article44 1948-07-20 2 PRETORIA. July 19. Pi\ •enlOf official of the South African Department of External Affairs, today denied a report that South Africa would soon break off diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union. Th( report appeared m yesterday's Johannesburg Sunday Express. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article190 1948-07-20 2 PORTSMOUTH, <Hamp-j Ihire). July 19.— A 17-ton Ber- mudan type cutter has arrived at Portsmouth after making a .850 milt voyage from Singapore m 110 sailing day>. The craft was designed and built by Skipper Major John BotSUd, a regular army oflieer Of the RoyalReuter - 190 words
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Article60 1948-07-20 2 (From Our Own Reporter) SEREMBAN. July 19. The cultivators of Negri Sembilan have used "blachan" with a certain amount of success against pests that damaged the offseason crop at Batin, says the State Agriculture Officer's report for the month of June. The blachan was used as bait, and,60 words
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Article75 1948-07-20 2 TOKIO, .hily 19.- Surplus American Army clothing will h«issued to JapWMM fanners who eßOttd their suinimr grain collection quotas. Qtß MacArthur's headquarters annnuncei today. Tbt f,(K)(Is %tt \n'\n£ rclcawMJ to enc'oura^e inert nsed .staple food production, They Include 90,000 shirts, 90,000 tromoi 0,000 ieti <>f under' W«'aiReuter; AAP - 75 words
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Article46 1948-07-20 2 A mot 01 -cycle speed cop, who told the ivi\;in^ District .lu.lk*' iMi m r Fletcher Rogers) that he had to do 'if) m. |>.h. to overtake anothe: motor-cycle, found that the latter machine eouM not io mote than 30 m.ph when it was tented yeaterduy.46 words
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Article73 1948-07-20 2 SHANGHAI, July 19. Mr. Roger D. Lapham, chief of the ECA China mission, said here today no definite dcci- sions had been reached on the exact amount to be allocated on various relief and work projects m China. In an interview with the Shanghai Evening Post, Mr. LaphamReuter - 73 words
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218 1948-07-20 2 Million Banknote Introduced In S'hai SHANGHAI, July 19: The [ippearance of tho' million dollar banknote here today causod a furtlHM iteep rise' on the stock commodity and financial markets. The blackmarkct United States dollar hit CN|8,500,000 at noon and dropped to CN57,900,000 towaids late afternoon, Operations on the stock marketReuter - 218 words
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Article57 1948-07-20 2 Tokio, July 19. The nineman Japan delegation to the International Silk Congress m France last month returned to Tokio by air today. A spokesman for the delegation said they were encouraged by the brisk sale of Japanese silk goods m the United States through which theyReuter; AAP - 57 words
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Article36 1948-07-20 2 me public is again warned that there ar fc forged 10--cent notes bearing the date "Ist July 1941" m circulation. These forged 10-cent notes portray a very crude reproduction of His Majesty's effigy.36 words
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Article44 1948-07-20 2 WELLINC.T. New Bemland StftgV the iw J Empire Games i g confirmed today „i UttooU ttoo J of the executive lC the New Z«alam! < ina ifl sociation. The r n vjj« rated In Car.ad.i jn l 93 M Jast held m Sydney Reuter AAPReuter; AAP - 44 words
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247 1948-07-20 3 0 1 947 t the 5 r P 0 motor fr r« tmS 19 with H KtiTl vessels dock- n (hi P***" **J;' tOM while tne total v tOCl I the.l at the wharvw. J55 BJlMfl comprising Mfi ;i > he period under247 words
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Article133 1948-07-20 3 Adventist Bible Lectures In i lt\ In th-d m \'n at vv tataOrc»urd R Khiav and Bciittßuiai todrsw int< I auiU'.r.ct- Stinda) i |tal. (•tttW "«h Wlj Of ■ved. A htgt dW*l iv.in tie plavan S; niinar> Mder thEn of Paul Ottawa < p> ir. th^ sorvic.mi; pdcnoa announced, fcn£133 words
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Article126 1948-07-20 3 •To celebrate my last day a* GOC you will h»ve Thursday ai a noikUy 1 Major-Gen. L H c:ox toirf cheering students of the Alexander Children School U>tore the pnze-giving cet-emony yesterday. The programme to celebrate the event consist^ of nurseiy rrv-me* from the Jumoi action126 words
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181 1948-07-20 3 JoIMUMMI Hondo »19>. a Da~\.<h .^;iilor of the BU. Lalandiu. who \vs alleged to have threat «ed i trishaw rMer with a toy ovn'ver. speared before the Seventh M;icist:ate. Mr. A.G. v» 'icirl'.y. on a tenta- •'< > r (t jr.aking- use of181 words
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Article23 1948-07-20 3 INNAH PLANS FOR "EMERGENCY" KARACHI. Jy 9 Mr M Jtaiah, Governor-General 7 ?we fmerfeno" thai r**l wwlmtlon. Or- "Wf,h r u authom >' ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article27 1948-07-20 3 iTfIM f f "-/-»< n N '"'pith- llrnb irosuUnt could thl h l l '»d it A re- l V v on ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article183 1948-07-20 3 The Information Mmister to '.ho Government of India iw Malaya, m a press release ym* erday, stated that to his know ledge no Muslim women abducted m India have been wrought to Singapore by mem•ers of the Sikh community. The press retake was m connection with an agencyG.I.I.S. - 183 words
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Article43 1948-07-20 3 Sergeant Mohamed bin Has sa n <5013), of the Special Constabulary Headquarters writ^ to say that he is not th^ person said to have been referred to m a recent robbery case as reported m the Sunday Tribune of July xa.43 words
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454 1948-07-20 3 IFC President Tells Of "Y" Friendship i Tribune Woman Reporter) Remcrvbering tt». motto of the Y.W.C.A. In Lore Serve One Another, uc are L*wVM to form a real friendship, .said Mrs. N. M. Barnwell, President of the International Fortnightly i Club, as she addressed those I present at the 'At454 words
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Article87 1948-07-20 3 Nootdin bin Mohamed Ibrahim i 20 1. a Malay of no fixed place of abode, who commenced 22-month prison sentence on July 14. wa* charged yesterday with «tealin£ money bHonsring to> two warders. Noordin, who appeared before HSghth Police Magistrate. Mr. R. W. P. Rale, admitted87 words
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Article66 1948-07-20 3 A Cantonese. Ng SUng Pan-, appeared before th<_ Second Police Court yesterday on a charge of attempt^ suicide by drinking a solution of poison. The acru>ed m Ml tettnee stated that the solution was handed to him by his fi-t«-n-i as a sleeping dose. He di^ not realize66 words
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Article239 1948-07-20 3 The Siogapore Court of Criminal Appeal began a scsion i** the High Court yesterday, the acting Chief Justice, Mr. Gordon-Smith, presiding. The court, comprising the acting Chief Justice. Mi. Justice Joniing and Mr. Justice Thoiogood. first disposed of appeals from the decisions of Mr. Justice239 words
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Article94 1948-07-20 3 The Raffles Institution bad.ainton team defeated the Singapore District Signals Regiuent by 4 gamed to 1 m a friendly match played on Saturday. Results wore (Raffles playiti mentioned first) Singles i^im Kirn Swee beat William Tap 15-C. 9-15. 15 0; Wee Sian Gfian beat Peter Wong94 words
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Advertisement18 1948-07-20 3 oooo'ii "wi'tniis CtIFFITN JONES JONM McCAILUH David TOMUNSON TVONNf OWf M (ONIA HOCM HARCARCT HVTHCRKMIO TOE HSni ENDING18 words
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Article, Illustration148 1948-07-20 4 Chin ese Warships In Singapore T}» l (KW-tun JWlrilf ft W belonging to U* Chines- i Navy, Lwfifu. nccntht i hntuUd over hy the Royil .V(ii 1/ arrival m Sinyapon. I yesterday mommy. Tkt i Lmgfu Ih e former II MS Mryvlip. Thr Eqmjl Xarti urns represented by Lieutenant P.148 words
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337 1948-07-20 4 The sequel to a housebreak--In# incident at one of the Singapore Harbour Board L'odowns on the night of April 28, Ift 17, when a number of c 'ninese and Indians were trapped as they broke into gOOOWB No. 17 was recalled at the Court337 words
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Article98 1948-07-20 4 lh, -annual least Of St. Anne will bo celebrated by Roman Catholic pilgrim* from Mala- i ya. \hv N.F.I, and French IndO-Chlna at the Church i of St. Anne In Bukit Ifertajam In %UgUft Tl ia;U;.\ authorities have co-opt rated by arranging facilities for pilgrim98 words
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Article70 1948-07-20 4 TOKIO. July 19 Forecasts that ihfl Japunesi Premier HltOthl Ashida's coalition Cabinet would be out of office within tWO months have been strengthened by itatenu nl by ex-PHemier Tetsu Katayama that he thought it time till Social Democrat Pany withdrew its support of the OOVemment. The rx-Premier saidReuter; AAP - 70 words
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Article90 1948-07-20 4 The Singapore Coroner, Mr Choor Singh, returned a verdict of "found drowned" at the conclusion yesterday of the inquiry into the death of Ng Kirn Keng, a 16-year-old Chinese boy. His body was found floating m the Singapore River (near St. George's Road, on the90 words
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Article164 1948-07-20 4 Milled to have haibourcd a Malay^who. it was said, was wounded m a gun battle between a party of police and armed robbers m Kranji. Yap Mok Chong (24) of Merseilling Road appeared yesterday on a tentative charge before the Seventh Magistrate. Mr. A. G.164 words
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Article182 1948-07-20 4 Two Javanese, Mustangin bin Mohamed (20) of No. 317 Henderson Road and Daromi bin Atmo (20) of No. 20 Geylang Serai, were committed for trial on charges of carrying arms at the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry before the Seventh Magistrate, Mr. A. G. Shears,182 words
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Article160 1948-07-20 4 Chua See Hock, a Chia yesterday were committed the next Assizes by Mr. R, Wait. Fourth Police Court gistrate. on a charge of ar robbery. The prosecution alleged on Apiil IS>. at 7.45 p.m. European couple, Mr. T. I Proctor and Miss Joyce l^obbs drOVC to160 words
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Article101 1948-07-20 4 RANGOON. July 19.-0J shops, and enttrta:nffl| were closed throughout ma today as the countf served a day o[ «J mourning on the flrrt sary of The MttSuJj Premier Aung San and Cabinet colU agues. m Rangoon. Premier 1 kin Nu headed a arge including diplomat.^J^i homageReuter - 101 words
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Article46 1948-07-20 4 PRAGUE. <* eral Udvik nl? ter. Slovak De'enn; FraJ by reports .«d yesterday to J from CzechosM^ gt i the weekend q^ h ere day. An offi<" or ists. Saturday k n<^ Ltd support of h ad| ted to •fSSS the 7 (National ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration638 1948-07-20 5 VERA ARDMORE - VERA ARDMORE L» WITH to* 1 t- Ar v.. Si 5J people *re i !TttfoatttDc food health Mf. »ww ,c t«k} recipient Ol IBM B J*-g gtfU ::<>m his many Natives ana friend?. to A. Hose; eted th Ni wearing a pretty arcon crepe dp g thTribune; Mollie Ross Of Lloyd Studios - 638 words
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Advertisement9 1948-07-20 5 SHANGHAI TRADING CO V IGH ST SINGAPORE. TEL: 3065.9 words
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Advertisement214 1948-07-20 5 New Washable Evening dresses Organza, Lace, Picjue. Shanghai Modern Tailoring 10. BAtTERY ROAD. Rave m Stock:— t A New Variety of Exquisite Afternoon Frocks. also A Lovely Selection of Evening Gowns at Reduced Prices. i *»4. a**** Ladies own material Phone *****: made to order. DOUCET for the New Look214 words
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369 1948-07-20 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Exit British Subject igondon Agent* Hmmw Cottu 1 -i. i !<t Talbol fl"<tst .'(s 91 Ma, tin's Lam W.C. TTTESDAY, JULY M Ifll Only train-'d legal minds can bgpo to appreciate tn<' finer points underlying the British Nationality BIN which has been bouncing back and forth between369 words
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Article1103 1948-07-20 6 m mfim "">" *»**> w m li a F artu l r 'y &> P** PRAGUE— Life for th« ordinary man, In IiHS 1 romantic city ot I H<' hunored towers, onen r v- pleasures, many pto* blems. For pleasure, if he pre fen itReuter - 1,103 words
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831 1948-07-20 6 VIENNA. Many political f observers m Austria believe that the case of Chief Itutpec- j tor Anton Marfk, the Austrian\ Police Chief, who iras kidnapp- i id by the Russians and de-\ tamed on charges of Mpi<MMo# f If an*- of the most seriousReuter - 831 words
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Article110 1948-07-20 6 SYDNEY.- FlftJ-TJ daily are receive hv t n g monwealth Meteorology vice m Melbourne fron tralians on Heard v quarie islands c Officers of tin keeping a comg»«^i these reports an' m is being made of m A hope that they traiian meteorolop^ of f0 always ditHcult KReuter - 110 words
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Article, Illustration24 1948-07-20 7 Lfl?/v Virtfnia I ii) :i i Th;- I i| 1 i. ith of the w i ad i i24 words
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Article67 1948-07-20 7 HET PARPOL. Jul) 18 The Bandoeng polkc hove NUtfaH houses an.! ■netted eight ptnoni foi terrorifl w-tiv-;t;pe. A spokesn-.;ir. of th< bi loAntara eorretpondeni that ih* Republic caimol bo blamed for the tMNtMd terrorist aef.vi- tid m Java. These activities proved that the Dutch cannot maintain67 words
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Article15 1948-07-20 7 JJM.VGJ/A/. Mi, 19 SILK* P'""' hi 70 rent, r^ ""-'-< ttdrfei U.P.U.P. - 15 words
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Article105 1948-07-20 7 Shanghai, July 19. The Min>t:y ot Coiimiunications grantd a 150 p<t cent increase m jaaaengei and freight rate:-; m iVspooM to the China National Aviation Coi potation nnd the Central An rnnport Corpoiation and the Central Air Transport Coipoiation threat to t'liuco the numberU.P. - 105 words
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182 1948-07-20 7 r\l MOCTH. Englan.l. July S X 'xtv-1,».t motor launch will leave here for g^STS* £2*5 V 4 Ztm the Busswns be- >,„•„,!, old baby, left Gothen- r BWMMO. 18 'lays ago an.l roaoh'"' h«« after mUCh h^ °hd. equipment wai „veiboai.i M« aU.P. - 182 words
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Article75 1948-07-20 7 PORTLAND. July 18. -Mr*. Evans F. Carll n. widow of Marine General of World War II fame, accepted the p, r ...v party nomination c Dfresi from the Oregon 6 district. M( re than 200 attending the lift day of th t Wallace raylor state conclave applaud-U.P. - 75 words
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Article37 1948-07-20 7 ROME, July 18.— A parliamentary group headed by Senate President Ivanoe Bonomi and Chamber President Giovanni Gronchi left today by train for England, where for a week they will be the guests of the British Parliament. U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Article76 1948-07-20 7 ARREST ORDER RESCINDED Canton, July 19. Tne ordei from the Canton Pacification Headquarters concerntngr President Chiang Kai-shek's command orderiug the arrest of the Managing Director of the Wah Kiu Vat Po, Mr. Shum Wai-pyau. and his co-directors, Mi. Shum Htp-tong, Mr. Chan Kai and Mi. Au, has been rccinded on76 words
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Article, Illustration59 1948-07-20 7 MR. JOHN PLATTB~y MILLS, who MxiJ» recent-' ly f spelled from the the Labour Party as n pro-Cowmuni9t, n*9erted m the Homse of Commons that the Americana vanttd to control the British tute of exchange and turtjf policy. They trre insisting on those two points m the ntfftttiTtion* for a59 words
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160 1948-07-20 7 eta. July 18. vine-y-g chrukX in N £L jrth piacj 01 iheir religion V n l i; T rch ori Sunday for Illy tow under Israeli ey B ,v descendant! of -whose ancient town 't known the tread of 'i'^oM-'s for JSrfthS iir.i,h "ruipU.P. - 160 words
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110 1948-07-20 7 Tito Turned Plot Against Plotters PARIS Jn\\f IS. Th* Cmsrrvfttiiv n' MjMpiP "France Soir" NMOftflrf i ?n a copyright article on Saturday night that the Boriet Government had t planned to arrest Mar- x/ia/ T»f<; a>u/ s'l/p /i'»n fo Russi i before the Commform denounctd the Yugoslav Communist leader. TheU.P. - 110 words
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Article151 1948-07-20 7 WASHINGTON. July 18. Chairman Styles Bridges announced tha t his Congressional Watchdog Committee will send a staff representative to Europe this week to make a flr=' hand check on the 'efficiency and progress" of the surcp.an Recovery Program. Bridges heads the ten man SenateU.P. - 151 words
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Article110 1948-07-20 7 MANILA. July 19.— Admiral D. C Rarmey of the US Navy, *-ho is High Commissioner of the United Nations Trust Territory of the Pacific islands. is presently inspecting islands of the territory and conferring with native letdm arid island government administrators, it was officially announced here. AccompaniedReuter - 110 words
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Article56 1948-07-20 7 SHANGHAI. July 19. Clvnese movit producers have s^nt a ppiition to the Chinese Government t*t an i f* US$6O.OO) foreign exchange to I nable them to make the neCWMTj purchases abroad thi Chinese pr^ s here reported tcxlay Tliey ukso demanded ari tX emption of movie-making56 words
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119 1948-07-20 7 HONGKONG. July 19— The New Life Evening Post, a Chi-fltse-Huirttagc evening paper, reported tha t Chinese naval units jofr.c<j a land battle between Government defence forces and a group of some 300 Communists &t Chaitcnun*, near the border at Shataufcdk. The attackers, described a» Cr^mmunitfts.Reuter - 119 words
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129 1948-07-20 8 TOKJO, Jtrfj If li; r A'jstialian I'ai haiu« ntaiy .].-,nai.<.n arrived In Tokyo on Sun fay lo begin »<"" u>< k nspection loui o< JUMM The •i.-i.vafi'-n will pUhei riretbftnd ttiforouUloß <>n the rMCU patlof) an-i future, ol Japan from Allied and JaptJMM kaliU.P. - 129 words
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Article39 1948-07-20 8 A I'.P dtopwcn leveami mai the Stat- Department at Washington had announced that Mi H Merle Cochran, the m-w Anuiican member of the GOG li expected to he m Indonesia towards th< end of this month39 words
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Article, Illustration43 1948-07-20 8 Photographs) i/pjw picture .snows UKLAHOMA winning by one and a half lengJhs from HARTMAN and KILBEAU m the first race. Middle picture: POWER CHIEF winning from RICKSMEAD m the second race. Lower: GRAND DAY winninn from mas. COTTE m the fovrth race. TribuneTribune - 43 words
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89 1948-07-20 8 M,mla. July 19. Bcrnndo Anzures. youthful movie actoi who confess! to thr slayiliß Jscrecn UHM v.uz tern weeks ago w«M be arraigned today m the ouit of thr PlfSl Instance m Quezon Cltf Anzinvs also MBIMMd to ■taytaf Lilian's maul known only il Facita. AU.P. - 89 words
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306 1948-07-20 8 Seventy-one residents of Sarawak, m the vicinity of Limbang. will receive rewards fo r assistance to distressed U.S. Naval personnel during the war. The U.S. Naval Liaison Officer. Lieutenant Commander E\ L Smith, USNR. departed by R.yal Air Force plane thi» morning for Labuun, whence306 words
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Article47 1948-07-20 8 Canton. July 18. Twothousand acres of paddy field wore flooded m the Linshan district of North KwangtUDg as the result of ,ccent heavy rainfall. y Travellers reaching Canton from this northern avea lav that dykes and dama m 3fl pUuKfl we.o <«teiiaively dam- ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article, Illustration13 1948-07-20 8 Winners of the fourth, first < t n<l mm OKLAHOMA (middH) art13 words
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Article, Illustration23 1948-07-20 8 V Mr*. Ec Chicee Lee, Mrs. Y< < I Bkmg and Madame Tan P" K 1 Me Chicee Lee and Ym rh, day. TribuneTribune - 23 words
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Article204 1948-07-20 8 KEYNOT LIFE IN HAMBURG, July 19.— Ordered unity, enforced by the Russian sponsored socialist Unity Party (SFD). is the keynote of the Soviet occupation KKM of Germany, according to a traveller who has lust returned here after sDPiidine some time i "across the border.'* This is the picture of conditions204 words
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Advertisement22 1948-07-20 8 THE PEN with J^ ALL THE GOOdJfJm leoutifu) Aolltd 'M L^K jiS/' ;^BSST j tf m •>'-i(obie M o > #ti'9n o rofd.22 words
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Article64 1948-07-20 9 Manila. July 10 The Pl»i!ip4Mf has boon invited by the Kalian government to send a ~nticn of foreign trade iKuS to the international .eeUng >1 pailiamentaiy ..M-ntatives and experU for M uo\i'!upmont of interna•onal trade to be held m denot, Ha y- fiom S^P l I*sol1 501Reuter - 64 words
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75 1948-07-20 9 o.in Frnncisco. July lh. Mass tiling 01 Pacific Coa<t wa.crfiont woikers weio ilroctened by shipowneis OB Buoday oight »f the alleged I'nioii slowdown campaign contftniM The Watei fronts Employors" Association announced that It was loath to fire longshoremer; acting on Unions orders, but would be75 words
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Article167 1948-07-20 9 DAUNTLESS ATS GIRL SAVED A PANIC Dis; rgarding the danger from unexploded anti-tank mine fuses which lay scattered everywhere, on ATS lance-corporal. MarSret Emma Richards entered smoke-filled ammunition hut to tend wounded men of tn<Royal Pioneer Cot p.*. fhr»c had been an explosion ,n the hut -it Saxilby (Lines) a167 words
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Article71 1948-07-20 9 \V;. ning:on, July lb. Diplom.inc sources icported Yugoslavia is seeking to buy oil from the wcrft because of sjl«-s boycott by the Soviet satellites Romania and Albania. Before Marshal Tito's row with the Kremlin, Yugoslavia got its oil from the Soviet Union. Informed sources said YugoslaviaU.P. - 71 words
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140 1948-07-20 9 Sydney. July 10. tax Postmaster General's Department lost about £783.000 on operations for the financial year 1-7-1947 to 30-6-1948. This is the first loss recorded by Australia's Postal Department. Hitherto it has been a consistent profit earner. In each of the two preceding yearsAAP; Reuter - 140 words
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Article235 1948-07-20 9 becked tram day der to discover whose names sing. No one who value to his per* failed to make ct. i m Soviet pers m the Ruslether Socialist. nocrat or Liberal •ttttude Umardi 'ents along the i hy the Etonian totrols to the people's the newspapers iarinp,Reuter - 235 words
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Article, Illustration35 1948-07-20 9 Pho'' r,rph) Upper picture shows UNICORN winning from SKYSTREAK and WHISPEP.iyG HOPE m the fifth race i Penan g Stakes). Lower: GOLD CASTE winning fr%m GAXJBOROUGH and EVEREST m the seventh race [Singapore Plate) TribuneTribune - 35 words
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275 1948-07-20 9 Colombo. July 19. When eight Colombo textile importers called at a harbour warehouse to lemove :>ome 30.000 yards of printed fabric they had ordered from a shipper m Mexico. they found, on opening- the bales, not printed fabric but waste, paper. OneReuter - 275 words
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Advertisement77 1948-07-20 9 TUITION Mercantile Institution 309, Queen Stree:, Phone 337 Study m your *pare time: Shorthand: (Pitman an Gregg) Hook-Keeping: Elementary and Advance. Practical English: Elementary, Intermediate and Advance Mathematics: coaches for any public exam. DE WITT'S KIDNEY BUDDER PIUS T World famous for over 50 years. Sufferers from rheuma tis m,77 words
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139 1948-07-20 10 l .S.S.U.'S ECONOMIC POSITION STRONG MOSCOW. Jul> ir State planning Comm>< v m a statemenj teportlni n Soviet Union\ coooorol: MituatHii] m the leeond (juar™<t 1948. ci^tiii(d excelleu! Varvc.st j r prospect, i.ulu .r\ buomlng and ialei dlmbin SHAFOHU July 19. Singapore and otherReuter - 139 words
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Article104 1948-07-20 10 Children Must Have Freedom COLOMBO Maria Mr. the -M.,!:t 2 who cam wi;h t:i t m Ctyloo ppople of Free c derstand children grant th«m i jj which pnabii lcp Moordin; j la-A> of povt] Dr. Mon; iiiti a child a;i^ t> t v) ff olin<i oi nationality^ gion. no104 words
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Article88 1948-07-20 10 Shanghai, r i 1 18 boycott In South C :-2« anc?(»-mado goodi pi cd m the cm rect I. i China BnenaoniJ The ptibHeatioa i' situation v. i China by the Inflow rfi ese foods :n;o H,n-. -ong Canton." It i Id -d that WU.P. - 88 words
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Article136 1948-07-20 10 Florence, July 18. One-hu-id'od-and-fifty armed police and five armoured cars rushed 50 raiJ«s to Sienna today following rej>orts of disturbances when a grenade was thrown during the funeral of avictim of last week's general .strike. Communications with Siena were cut by order of the Ministry ofReuter - 136 words
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Article30 1948-07-20 10 BcrMn. !v.,.; o Tann- Bins, Vi tier, rfficei Russians as a j I Ment for tnn Ulthy. sUnUir? Ke c!i3j?ed tiie^w tttea with f,,- i nod-up of Biitij^30 words
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Article47 1948-07-20 10 Wi»Xtooi, (England), July 18. Y.u- Klag and Queen, with Princess Llizaboth and her hushand. toe L»ukc of Btfittf>" 11 j^ 1 and o*h^»<? i Companions of tho Garter, the tneient Brldmi Ouier of Knightannivoisary of tho foundation of the (mfer at St.47 words
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Miscellaneous98 1948-07-20 10 r0...« li^lMM v. T« 9fer«i-« I**— 71S^ i^^i^wuffSi^ BULGAJfs planning isssmouiJ jmr^^^ tmtt***w<tN "BEL INDA" "*^v~p=T wpll you*vE taold'\ «J| 'i LL SAY A NUMBER .^ctjf!^ WKf^i^O^ N6CDNA ANSW«I k'«'* !'l ME vguP UPE STORY OF WOR-RDS ANOVOUIt^B ■^L -^'^W/s^^^B F5Si THAT ONC! fWE FtLT I BfMNDA.ANO VECRA 1 YOU98 words
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Article, Illustration150 1948-07-20 11 mi lulv t»-The K r»v* <UMI»Uu» In South China M( AN(.H\I. >» > lMu Hongkong and v ?£Z S* *z M the American r«g»«ere4 »«W.v. I, "ft.r d-cribing th. ln»a«l..n of thr Soatl. 1 1 U bZ P r.e« »fReuter - 150 words
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Article, Illustration51 1948-07-20 11 NEWCOMER TO SCREEN FAME RANDdOUf S fi H' MintoiiM Qwfii m earrt':i.w stajri»;y ft; «*tft^u«r |lM win JotW]/ ft'if ti>. te he tenant f'-<a»i Girl" u>;i tht n law /m rierw Pc*ktte (i'jodii m kjitird.' Cm j it looktd u]-<jn an ant of :i'>\hid vti J inort prunuiin§ ftmf leading51 words
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40 1948-07-20 11 Macao AIR Crash: Three Bodies Found HONOKOHO.Jmy 19 The pj i uuthorit.ie, a ES2S that rhr< |t>n PNtodki were floating near Ration C atha 5 m: Airways c,t.. fl yP25 craihecS mils |J«0 Wdiy with T ha< ,r. 3akm "♦••••a.40 words
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Article299 1948-07-20 11 >„_.:,•, July Lfe- The CzecbctUovsk peopte waited uneasi.o; the long-feared government house ck'aning of Urn i.t»-<.'omniunLst element* tc veep all the Opposition parties oil tht- nations political scene. Many Czechs predicted foi we» is that the Communist iQtfiTiicnt was plannir.g a racKd'-wn. The announcement HU.P. - 299 words
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Article56 1948-07-20 11 Paris. July 19. Agencc France Bf«m reported frtwv Saint Naxair* last night that two United States sailors weiv I "*lievod to have boon kii\^ during a brawl on board the \meiican destroyer Stormes. The Stormes. which canie to lYench waters from Plymouth. was flying her flag atReuter - 56 words
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Article68 1948-07-20 11 "OLUND. Jl% i 8 .-Blonde r«gj •••red A tr aiia 5-5 ing forehand kept the Californian on the r un. Falkenburg was highly erratic. Britain. th c United State md Holland each showed total of n match victories during the week long tourney but the BritishU.P. - 68 words
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Article23 1948-07-20 11 F OOD PACKAGES food sSI announces its Allied el! the &u Pn-me > «MmJ% to ;h. Dh'i tlIlcn(1 ser ;1I ow,,i^" Ipplneil Kw U.P.U.P. - 23 words
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Article93 1948-07-20 11 Sydney. July 19.— Due to l ugh prices, the 1,859,128 boxes j Of butter produced m Queens- j 'and during the year ended Tune 30. meant a record return of about £A11,400.000 to the 1 factories. The Queensland Butter Board j »3timates that 1.250,000 boxes i were93 words
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Article191 1948-07-20 11 Washington. Jv.hi 18. I I Frwda 8. Miller. Director J if the Wo7nen* Bun to, S said that women want i i to accomplish sir ihxmjy m the next 100 tf^artt They are: World prut. I I julltr fmrti- i >nt .<••( m '/overU.P. - 191 words
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Article56 1948-07-20 12 F.ankfmt. Jtfljf I* I'", 1 J I Ml Fu,«, plane supply "S Berftn -t new r«oprd today by lifting \W> tow of coj an.J BuppWci to the ft>rm«j SSnwiwplUl m t!..- hours coding li'W hour <JMI •:.ini ;if. i Ed f,,, about half 01 th.« "n.. ptewf56 words
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134 1948-07-20 12 WORST POLIO OUT BREAK IN U.S.: 679 CASES Ratolffc. (North Carolina*. Tw!v 18. North Carolina opened another emergency hospital a>; the mushrooming toll m the nations worst infantile para-!-.sis outbreak rose to 679 cases The tirst patients were moved into a convalescent centre hur- i iciily established m wartime armyU.P. - 134 words
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Article65 1948-07-20 12 BATAVIA. July 18. A plan drawn up by non-Repubhcan leaders at Bandoeng to settle the Indonesian dispute will be handed to the Indonesian Republican Government tomorrow and to Dr. Hubertus Van Mook. the Dutch Lieutenant Governor. The plan, m the form of a resolution passed at a meeting65 words
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128 1948-07-20 12 Pittsburgh. July 18.- Veteran Vie Ghezzi. shooting the best golf of his long career, won the $16,500 Dapperdan Invitational Tournament with a 72-hole score with 17 strokes under par. The big curly haired professional from Englewood fired four straight rounds under par 72 and finished128 words
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170 1948-07-20 12 Sydney. July 19, The Victorian bianch of the Returned Servicemen's League la appealing to its sub-branches to establish a money pool to bring thousands of British migrant* to Australia. In a letter Ihe League states "A comparatively small alien community has been ableReuter; AAP - 170 words
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94 1948-07-20 12 UK Importers Cancel Order For Wines SYDNEY. July i| M. Powell. Becrctaii J Australian Wm, fJL Association -,>, tish importer hav e C aw big orde^ j, A( JJ wines. British kmportcn :-a- i Australian m\ntt vfflhe^ er to sell at mpetitiv. owing to the devu.uat.on the French iranc In94 words
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Advertisement96 1948-07-20 12 THE CATHAY MANAGEMENT FROI'DLY ANXOtNCES TH*: RE-OPEM\G OF TH! ALHAMBRA THFiTRI TOMORROW, JULY 2ist, with CNIVERSAI.-INTERXATION \L s OLnjTA^p^C PRODUCTION HAS BEEN CHOSEN FROM THE CATHAY LIST FOR THE OCCASION. COME WITH THE CROWD TO THE r\*ir\ii OPENING WEDNESDAY NEXT DON'T FORGET THE DATE. CONTROLLED BY THE RAXK-LOKh OMW>^ 7896 words
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Article558 1948-07-20 13 E >—* lex. Bnck j :o rd*. 3.00 3.15 ,b.p^ !0 4 y 40 y.w jStk Trust 0.10 W unmon J a |oodwocdPa: X I Hot. i 1 b,^" 0 1 50.00 U" fccnf Bank f; ns i.oTo io B ee. <O) 1.65 1.J5 E (P| i.;o558 words
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Article248 1948-07-20 13 MARKET NOTES JOTTING <From Our Financial Corr.) Yesterday world markets faced their most neivous session since the conclusion of the World war. The Malayan share market report consisted of three lines, simply recording— •the week opened quietly yesterday with a small volume of business transacted m most cases at lower248 words
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Article90 1948-07-20 13 A total of 2.537.80 ton s of copra (mainly from Sumatra) was imported into the Federation of Malaya last month. The Federation exported 364.53 tons (***** tons to Italy. 129-17 torts fo the United Kingdom and 89.29 tons to Denmark). Exports of coconut oil from the90 words
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Article45 1948-07-20 13 The Federation of Malaya exported 991.49 tons of palm oil to the United Kingdom m June while imports into the Federation from Sumatra totalled 14.46 tons A total of 540.29 tons of palm kernels was exported to the United Kingdom during iJune.45 words
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Article47 1948-07-20 13 Vessel Godowns Trevean 42/3 (Kalianget) 41 Po. Laut 38/9 Sangola 36/7 Chinese Prince 33/34 Rhesus 31/2 Steel Maker 17/18 Cape San Martin 19/20 China Mail 23/4 Tydeus 25/6 Gertrude Maersk 27/8 Neleus 29/30 Benevue 15/16 Mulbera 10/11 Burnside 8/9 Kampar 7 Bendoran 4/5 Marudu 347 words
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Article117 1948-07-20 13 Business m both Lingga and Siak sago flour was done at lower levels yesterday. The following were yesterday's quotations RICE No. 1 $70. Other qualities $45—156. GLUTINOUS RICE $42 $48. MEEHOON (Rice Noodles): $50. SUGAR: Best quality white $16. medium quality $45, Brown $35 Rock sugar $55.117 words
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Article61 1948-07-20 13 Applications for the import of self-raising flour from Australia will now be received by the Registrar of Imports and Exports, Singapore. Applications should be forwarded to the Registrar and should be accompanied by information concerning previous imports, if any, during prewar years. Should applications exceed the61 words
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Article80 1948-07-20 13 The rubber price reached a new high since the liberation with No. 1 R.S.S. f.o.b. August done up to 48-1/8 cents yestefterday showing a half-cent rise over Saturday's levels. The market opened steady and gradually became firm m the absence of sellers. i Closing prices were Buyers.80 words
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Article52 1948-07-20 13 Applicants m respect of the import of barbed wire under quota are informed that they will be considered for a shan of such a quota it they can produce proof of import either m 1938 or 1947 to Jre Registry of Imports and Exports not later52 words
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Article26 1948-07-20 13 The week opened quietly yesterday with a small volume of business transacted m most cases at lower levels due to the grave world situation.26 words
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Advertisement65 1948-07-20 13 EJ ImP" Released BT^ Tbm R.K.O. > > Pictures! John forp's wnonfL., OF FRONTIER PRAMA! The stirring $tor> of men whose job was to fishl SftQ trie women .^g^ m .apach^W I\l if H IYHt HENRY FOND SHIRL[Y nml ■r~ STAR TS TO» A Y N B Owine to exceptional65 words
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358 1948-07-20 14 Chinese Aths. Wipe Out 1st Round Defeat By Changi Airmen .1 mpi by 5Li2 (liri(J m th umm •jtja nl from li beffcr* a „fu, wit* it r"" ts fM m v th.,t IV K.A.F. W» i j l* to* tomM h <- Ilr|- oUlii" SHIS Qiweexclud. I this srfis^n.358 words
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Article195 1948-07-20 14 X i r .i'i.wik will reptcarnt H,■ .1.. .'i S,orts CM tlu ■otad bHmv SOCCER »gata«l ss e t •f, VV d'n ■<.' '>. '~> C.C y... Kin I* iCajt), T» k.d. i BzahftH i'«" v< !ltM ■i m S <-w Bug Kuoo Ah Kin irea, Lrt i"!<195 words
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Article136 1948-07-20 14 In friendly match played jon Sunday. ttH Mnrulal BP. j burnt tbc ttfcka w— t H.P. by v ios to .'l. lit" lilts w* re (Mortidalc player tn«'ntionc<! first > Sing'« i s Atlhui M. Jansm boat l>avi«. Cm I.VIO, 1.V7; U-o Tet Him beat Quek Kong Kml136 words
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Article122 1948-07-20 14 GIRL KILLED BY TRAIN IPOH, Monday. 'Two bad 1 tecidenti* wi-re reported duiing the week-end m Ipoh. On Saturday afternoon, a .hree-year-old Chinese girl, jrandorod on to the railway line, near flurong Cheroh. and vaa knocked down by the passing Ipoh-Penang ti-ain. Though removed to hospital immediately, the child short122 words
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Article187 1948-07-20 14 Two sell- balanced tetmt tbf R.A F. Sembawang and |Df Indian A«s<*iatkm. diew 1--- ID m e Oiv. 11. a.A.F.A. Leagiu ,t>nt yr-vi'.day at IHC Padiuig Ihe playtrs of both team* played .v.ta peifta undti.vt.u.diii^. In the ftffft b«H. mc Indian insiae-ngnt. sup[i.an. beaded m a cen.rt. bui187 words
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Article35 1948-07-20 14 The SH.B Boys' Club get a walk-over 'from the Chinese Aihletes XI when the latter failed to field a team for their S.A.F.A. Div. II League fixture at the Geylang Stadium yesterday.35 words
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Article37 1948-07-20 14 The Shell Sports Club Annual Soccer Match between the Europeans and the Rest will be played on Wednesday. at the Singapore Recreation Club ground at 5.15 p.m. Mr A. Norris will referee.37 words
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Article119 1948-07-20 14 ROME, July I<J: Italian tlOOpt, searching for the murI def era ot a policeman killed m last week's TogUatti hots, today used tanks and guna to !>last their way through roadblocks towards a partisan > <tron^hold m the lonely Tvs- can hiils, near Abbadia, wnortReuter - 119 words
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320 1948-07-20 14 Boasis Linguistic Ability In Court St-v/i* Sinph 2*>» .1 clean havon lanky Puujahi of No. 173-H. Short Street, who ap- poarci Nforp the Seventh Mv '•i<rjite. Mr. A. G. Shears, vesrrdiy on a tentative charge of th?^t of a inotouMf, cav^%ai Mr. Saidoe, tho Cout's Malay I iuteipioter, admitted that320 words
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Article197 1948-07-20 14 Red Ad vance In Hopei Province SHANGHAI, July tf < Communist forces advancing along a broad fi-ont m the Ho)cj Province captured two more Nationalist Win I.o^l m the past 24 hours oke i m> v.v suhui^.s u> i..*'.provincial capital. pro-Govern-icnt dispatches reported today. Gunfire was audible m Paoting lastReuter - 197 words
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Article57 1948-07-20 14 TOKIO. July 19 Australia can now supply Japan with only raw wool and other animal and vegetable products. Other oomi nodi tie:- 1 Japan want--from Australia Including leathoi, fodder and foodstulis. itc:i ore. pi£ iron and beef tallow, Australia is unable to supply, Australian delegates told the- sterlingAAP - 57 words
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165 1948-07-20 14 Alleged to h irdj the Chinese boeuo tli Bmpin Tescotntx hn(j after the riltp BMW for Singapore. Tw Ka (43) of No. Sti > ,h ftjjj yesterday appea c on t vnu live charge of •:< beta the Seventh Mag rate M A. G.165 words
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Article114 1948-07-20 14 BATAVIA. July i resolution of the an Indonesian Ccmwow Bandeong. West to***} Dutch-Republican »«M will piohably not be* to the Rqwblicnns J»J end of this «lA J»J cd from ifell-inronn» These source lesolution to h^ the Indonesian pn rj^J being given to I Government. ta( According toAAP - 114 words
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Article59 1948-07-20 14 2.» Lon-Jon. J"'> J",. [$#m ton Indiun-ovvr' I. «w tored ship. Bhai J yesterday colll ianj sank tho 1.441 Martc. oft the was today m£l c* nish port of F« !l by at-, Sh. the fore peak. that th.> coin The Bharath Middlesbrough land, from Bo to haveReuter - 59 words
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Article, Illustration440 1948-07-20 15 orris, Loxton Add 172 Runs In 15 Minutes For Australians |3d%IS SSSJ^austbauans. eioMd on I misW d for a on a I be. t gained two foi Middlesex i: tack both i ',"'-<. Bradman with tf d a* ci Monis al 10 r f the da k oVt< i imbe's440 words
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Article, Illustration35 1948-07-20 15 I** fi si a wrtnhh s, tr '■><!■ <■ r Products u r '£«>*> N all v'u »<!«« hirnch ey mid »0 Wh Z^ r T trilCt bm *»ntriL 'i rwtrant i2?y*^ mcourag cTilif* fotkSrtfi C X> "> '■'»<• Bury WWam35 words
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Article99 1948-07-20 15 ROME. July 19. The Olympic flame, kindled m the temple of Zeus at Olympia, i Greece. Saturday arrived here today m the British frigate Whiteshand Bay on its way to Wembley Stadium. The frigate had brought the flame from Corfu whence tt had been carried fromReuter - 99 words
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Article, Illustration23 1948-07-20 15 SEEN AT THE DOCKS. zlajor Noble (M.A., C.-i*-C), Major -General and Mrs. Boucher with Miss Boucher photographed at Clifford Pit r last tceek.23 words
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Article, Illustration41 1948-07-20 15 The 18,000-ton light fret carri er His Majesty's Canadian ship "Magnificent," ammiasioned b y the Royal Canadian baiyai Belfast, is to take place of H.M.C.S. ''Warrior," another Btl-fast-buiU aircraft carrier vfci eh is returning to Britain iv be placed m reserve.41 words
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176 1948-07-20 15 MAHE (Seychelles). July 19. Mr. Charles Collet, Seychelles Acting Attorney General. •akl m the Supreme Court here today that his being held m contempt of court was a shock and surprise as he was unaware he had offended. M I express my regret and apologiseReuter - 176 words
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Article59 1948-07-20 15 MADRID. July 19. Sargossa police have arrested 13 men alleged to be Communisttrained at a "terrorist school' at Toulouse m Southern France. The men had a store of machine guns and explosives. The arrests, like others recently at CerediUa. near Madrid, were said to be connected with terroristReuter - 59 words
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Article164 1948-07-20 15 New Delhi. July 19.— Mr. A. B. Atal. a magiattate of Gwalior. Northern India, giving evidence today m the Gandhi assassination trial read out an alleged confession made to him by one of the nine accused. Dr. Parchure, on February 19. In this confession theReuter - 164 words
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Article144 1948-07-20 15 THE HAGUE. July 19.French Foreign Minister Goorge Bidault opened the Brussel Pact conference today with an appeal to otner European countries to join the Western Union. Bidault proposed that the p xt should eventually be enlarge*, n his opening remarks at the fl st sessionU.P. - 144 words
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Article63 1948-07-20 15 Toluo. July 19. When the steamer Yungyuan sails for China at the end of AugJMt U careo will include several thousand items looted by the Japanese from China. Thiswaa reported Gen. MacArthufs headquarters today who said the Yungvuan itself is being itturned to the Chinese Government from whichReuter; AAP - 63 words
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Article237 1948-07-20 16 $7 MILLIONS ARE LYING IDLE FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOW (Tribune Staff B>i»ort«T) The Fund and Property «>f I In- Immigration oin ■Ittee of Singapore and the I Vdcration, worth more Hi. i ii $7 millions, is understood to be lying idle, since the immigration of labour from India ceased after237 words
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Article69 1948-07-20 16 ROME, Ju.y 19.— Ce.inimust BOM I'almiro TOfUattl took OVff thr party reins from his Jiospita! f>ed today. Ifr la recovering BtMUIUy from thr effects of his neai assassination last Wednesday. His wife, after conferring with him for two nourxo, reported to Senator M;iuro ScocdaUUTO, one of theU.P. - 69 words
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Article62 1948-07-20 16 Mr. Stewart C. Wu. Movement ard Supplies Officer of the PCIRO (Far East), and Dr. C. H. Miao, passed through FVnang on their way back to aiina. They were m charge of i epat nation of Chinese, ami moved ten Chinese b,i< k to Singapore, an<l 350 to Rangoon on62 words
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109 1948-07-20 16 King, President To Approach Joe' LOHDOM, /•!> /l Wortif* Oft** •P*2s t o4au dented all knowledge O tl reported phtn for h>»<i George VI PrwMe»< n,,,rii Tntmmi to m*m appro,,, h to C.mrrahssn,i<> Joeef* W«Wn ier tIH Berlin crisis. §tmted categorically that NO such intention vas leuotc* to the WoreifuReuter - 109 words
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154 1948-07-20 16 Xl ALA LI MPIR. Monday: Twenty thousand doses of prophylactic vaccine against yellow fever have been stored In Malaya since 1946. Thl* is In no way an alarmist measure, but merely a precautionary one; other Eastern countries, notably Pakistan and India, hold similar154 words
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Article84 1948-07-20 16 HONOLULU, July 19.— The Honolulu Advertiser said today that the much-battered and radio-active battleship Nevada will be subjected to four days of "highly secret" tests by the navy's latest weapons on July 26. The paper said it will be the first major testU.P. - 84 words
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172 1948-07-20 16 (Tribune Staff Reporter) i»« n Javanes e gunman who escaped after being wounded SJ!:?!! 1 nght during a gun-duel at Karanji with a ffirday rt«, Mr C Pcr ASP WM Ca P tura! laSt The wanted Javanese was found by the Police m a172 words
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187 1948-07-20 16 CAIKO. July 19. -The Jews and Aral., l lmiM m northern and northwestern Palestine t.>j MffeMMt by Ixjth MM of the I'nited Natio matuni. Jewish sourer, efc*H< rag, anfl Syrian troopsv^ the ceasefire first. the sector and on th.> shore of the LakeU.P. - 187 words
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Article47 1948-07-20 16 Mr. J. P. Pearson. known Penan?: cricket <-v. ha proceeded to Ipoh to relievi Mr. S. B. Scott, manager <i Borneo Company. Ipoh, who I going on leave. Mr. Pearsd has represented Penang l cricket against Perak aa Selangor, putting up the higli eat score against Selangcr.47 words
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157 1948-07-20 16 LONDON, July 19.—Applications to import British firearms into Malaya are being subject to even more rigorous scrutiny than normal to prevent their getting into wrong hands, a Board of Trade spokesman told Reuter today. Commenting on reports from Singapore that the Board iReuter - 157 words
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Article54 1948-07-20 16 i shu, July A old icidoictr, rojiw Hirokawn loved a*d«»> ed this vilhuir) S year-old Sh,u> <■},■»■;<* I miira. But d mura had two ">" rr r daughters and her* i two wm—rried •> -> f -After a o i mer Birokawa* A S Mrs. Okumura > on»U.P. - 54 words
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Article39 1948-07-20 16 Mr. London. July thony de Mello. cha> f 0 Indian Cricket I- v trol, arrived U> I- J ni^ht from Rome 1 ing today at L° r perial Cricket < which he will siderution of 3.0n to cr.r :n 11)49-50.39 words
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