Morning Tribune, 4 February 1949
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Title Section14 1949-02-04 1 MORNING TRIBUNE 1 00 1 (Sew Series). FRIDAY, FEBKIAKV 1 1949 Trice 10 Cent-..14 words
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Article71 1949-02-04 1 v ieft the iry today battleon time. opposed Sovereign as Italian over to J" 1 re parat ns. They al- talian war- the lioyal Navy ted out to iea to meet the 3 g today d cdr: were Delay a tail behind Two Russian to pickU.P. - 71 words
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Article103 1949-02-04 1 RED KOREANS BURN POLICE STATION SEOUL Thurs.— At least seven South Koreans Here killed todaj and the police station at the north■d border towl of Paekchon was burned by band 150 North Koreans. I wai made B-- the mornB. A: my reporta H&,- er ol radiert B ;!> v woreA.P. - 103 words
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Article20 1949-02-04 1 I Thursday.; Korea nas -hip m the Amencan-oc-Kon .1 after a <sion aith*ra ltwt A.P.A.P. - 20 words
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Article129 1949-02-04 1 Thursday., intends U> of Pre:sikr new proward area* (ion of the Economic and Council, one tecir., -'tion's principle Hn t V nes h^e for an **fcta s?° nnetx t Monday. >ICaD oOdali said the Assistant Becretary of State. WUlard Thorpe, intends t< submit late mU.P. - 129 words
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525 1949-02-04 1 MALAYS PROTEST TO GOVT. AT KILLING Villager Shot By Troops KIALA LI MPI R, Thursday. SEVENTY leading Malays of Kerling, a village 41 miles north of Kuala' Lumpur are to protest to the Government against the shooting of a Malay by Security Forces m Kampong Jawa, about a mile from525 words
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Article43 1949-02-04 1 NEW MANILA ENVOY MANILA, Thurs. President (fciiiriim has approved Ihr nomina- I lion of the I nit«-(l St«t«'s 2 Ainhas-ador (o Anstra- Ma, Myrun (invan, as thrj i mn ainhassador to th«- J rhili|t|»inrs, Micceedtag J Enunei O'Neal who rr- llgaed rceriilly. U.P.U.P. - 43 words
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Article80 1949-02-04 1 LONDON. T!'.".: Wi n 1 Churchill, Britain's wani leader, told 800 leaders Dutch and Brii ":lic 1 here t >day thai tJ Dul Oov mment was resolutely to rescue true ,>" aress i' l Indonesi; I nn turtn monstrositiea ol anarc. y and communism." Mr. Churchill MReuter - 80 words
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Article35 1949-02-04 1 HONG KONG, Thurs Shots were mod at \y ;li tl)i bound train from kowioun The Incident occurred new KuUhan ■tation, 100 jnlle; from CWiton No paa^ng n were Injured. A .P.A.P. - 35 words
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Article442 1949-02-04 1 TAXI NO. S C 371 THE STRANGE CASE OF A 10 lip. Fonl taxi BCSTI conliscat' ■<! Blghth Police Court M liftstraU and taken ©vet for the use (»f the customs r>- partmeat Is being !>:»"> for In instalments by Mr. V. rw van Kutty. of ■emba* tng Road, Singapore.442 words
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162 1949-02-04 1 RANGOON, Thursday. The Burmese Government called todaj foi new peac talks to end the civil war, as fighting raged m Rangoon's suburbs. Pi, mici Thakin tfu summoned the titular head of embattled Karen m i>« Is to his liome to res ume armistice conversation*U.P. - 162 words
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Advertisement21 1949-02-04 1 Dutch Plan Indies Federation Page 16 o «s3^\ P |al wilite t II I X X S 1^ §MA ii imm21 words
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Article255 1949-02-04 2 MNP TO DEMONSTRA TE OVER O'KEEFE The Malav Nationalist Partv is expected to lead la ma. demonstration soon against Australia s decision to d, por Mrs. O'Keefe, IndoaeslaB srlfs of aa Austoallan national. Where the ptUpOSed demonstration vi. 1 be held ha> not been disclosed. The luajus-demonsti juon W" be255 words
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Article84 1949-02-04 2 Young Ong 6ai Lam told a hawker. Tain Jin on February I 1 that he had to pay up $10 and join <;an£ IS, it u.ts al1. gf.i m the Fast District Court jrcflttntey. Tarn* Jin said ho had no BIIOMIJ an«l 0»f thtn tlm'iitcMc<J84 words
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Article60 1949-02-04 2 rE Singapore Chinese Y.M. l A wji' celebrate their I first anniversary with a lea BAlty an«l aght entertainment .it their pvemlfM at seieg:e iQUi! at 4 30 p.m. on Saturday. Th€ Ch-ne?e Consul Geneiul m Sing i pore Pr. Wu PlAk Slung and Uie Secretaiy lor CbineM60 words
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Article189 1949-02-04 2 DIKING ft salvage operation at Tanjom; v iIZAT „n J ;in M 22 a Malay diver. Ahniat bin Moh:i:ti-<! N,, r t >\ ';t|i>*'il through fatigue while working on tfa m a-bt^ ,4,\'i>. an;l died lx'foro lie was brought to th^ Mrfar«, Th«> tl,\in^ |mrt>189 words
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Article, Illustration41 1949-02-04 2 These two little girls smile cheerfully although it was a black day for them they were sailing for Freemantle, Australia, on board the Blue Funnel .ship Gorgon after spending school holidays with their parents m Malaya over Christmas.41 words
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Article113 1949-02-04 2 Imported 41 lbs of gold-charge ILI M CBONG Ml V :,M T\\O revenw r cH the s.s. Choy bag found a paper dfl oil drum. Ai t: I i heavy parcel th« \< r^' s^H way an 1 ninet} gold fell out. H Hua Cheng fl :nc:ii^or of 1 v113 words
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Article85 1949-02-04 2 MOHAMMED YttSOfl bin Mustapha. aged 20. allege:! m the ti'st District uouri yesterday that the police haa Katen him up into co&Xess ing that he had tor.i h^l identity card to bit:. He Wtl charged with failing to prod iK- e h-s card on December 10.85 words
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Article38 1949-02-04 2 THIVY-CURNEY CONSULTATIONS Mr. J A. Thivy, Representative of the Government of India m Malaya left last night for Kuala Lumpur for con*>u'tat cms with the Federation High Commissioner, Sir Henry Gurney on the Emergency Regulations as affecting Indians.38 words
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Article46 1949-02-04 2 Ibru:um bin Harun, a 30- ;ear-old Malay was knocked 'own and stunned at HO 1 milestone on Changi Road last night by a motor vehicle which failed to stop, a police spoke? man said. Ibrahim wis taker to hospital after he recovered consciousness.46 words
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Article16 1949-02-04 2 Police wrested a nun Baling area wl sell a Japanese rifle. >'<■' 4H16 words
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134 1949-02-04 2 IYAM PERUMAL, a Municipal mandore tried on a charge of murdering another Indian, Apavoo was found guilty of causing grievous hurt and sentenced to six years' rigorous imprisonment at the Assize Court yesterday. On the evening of March 30 last, as Perumal left his134 words
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Article74 1949-02-04 2 OINGAPORE parents are per- 3 turbed that their sons m the school cadet corps may be drafted to fight communist gangs m Malaya. Several Chinese parents have asked Uiat their sons be dropped out from cadet corps. But a senior school cadet offtcer told the Tribune74 words
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Article63 1949-02-04 2 The Singapore branch ot the St. John Ambulance Association w: I formall) receive thfir new Headquaitars a* the void St. Peter's Church in Stamford Road from the Oo- i lial Secretary. Mr p; A. B. McKerron at 10 a.m. in Saturday. Atur the handing over63 words
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Miscellaneous120 1949-02-04 2 1 RUGGLES M 7tm LOOK HERE, MY BOY, Mil, MD, A V YES, IAGREE!-BUt] [mil UU'IDONNO] I '^ZTtTt^ S fJM YOU KNOW THE STAGE ISjOM'S GOT TO DO HOW 00 YOU KNOW /V£ NEVER TRtED J NCll m m *H';M AMY PRECARIOUS yS0MeTHIH6,M... YOU'VE GOT AHY 1AIEH1 V ASKED HIM120 words
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Article204 1949-02-04 3 lenders shot .dead the le**v oi bndH UfcrS ,n M ambush M Gtyfaag Teni.n R Kampottg v^t fT v Five snb-m. chine gw tgitj^, n nt inil rounds of Pm— |||u M xu >re re.m,Te«l htMl »he hmlv The Seaforths were trailing the squad which seriously204 words
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Article80 1949-02-04 3 New Singapore Bank To Open Union Bank, B timentcfttI v .lasses of' I tomorrow rs. tfanaftoi M V m -chow. IU I of SSIV rtKtft B will try i.i people ifl th« re -rt action I B rst month per cent., for v ,i) and M ■»r con- i m80 words
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Article196 1949-02-04 3 Reds Face Problems r*HK Commttnift arali of 1 china have undoubtedly won th»* war t>ut. without con(tiering further territory the) lave grave problems of reorganisation ar.i reconstrucif. i before them, Brigs Her L. r. Field, retiring British Military Attache t Di t;sh EmNanking, c Ud ter I j m :-;>it*'196 words
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Article73 1949-02-04 3 P V O join Govt. agai nst Karens RA! X. Thurs. Members of an outlawed B»te were reported today to have WG nent forces m fighting rebellious Karen li Government vhite band to* lunteer OrBd2 d fOtCeS I n military fei s battling 19 -uburban miles norta '< troopl !eA.P. - 73 words
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Article32 1949-02-04 3 RETURNS AFTER 14 YEARS EXILE R KNGmei Queen [»i widow says she in April ars of exile. tJ now -H ?kok after in 1935 in a n- tici who T itic risrhts.32 words
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Article74 1949-02-04 3 STRANG visited Indonesia B VI A VIA. Thttrt '.V- ham Strang, Bi I L T n- Jsf>8ecretary of F Aftairs, who toured th-. Far -:ted Indonesia lays at ti nd of Janu»' before he left I r I An et a. the Dutch has rev- a':-, d. Sir WllHam mReuter - 74 words
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Article26 1949-02-04 3 SYDNEY. Thurs. Tjei pla"c to be' built i 1 A trajfta~-a Vampire tigh wa; complrted today. It w.u undergo te.it Bights nexl mon*h.- Reuter-AAP.Reuter; AAP - 26 words
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Article71 1949-02-04 3 The Sv edisii at Sii l for tl 3h p. w hich wra on ent out of her cause oi th k nf f cargo n Emetic m f livrilt I the two monl Captain S sor skipi r o. he vessel, sal that th*»71 words
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Article24 1949-02-04 3 1^ French trcign ?8-t(in Doteur Yersin wn en lift Singapore on Jmb^TJJ* t or saigon. i-otumia nr. Wednesday night because !tT trouble.24 words
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Article205 1949-02-04 3 hianch of v .itrue has lit), r a to Mr. address its passes *>n his atj the chalr- "nal comI Singapore ■>ir. ed this at King held en of the aterday. 'r. MacDonald. General. elected the > iec j while Mr. Smith was IV '-resident.205 words
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275 1949-02-04 3 l^iss Christina Kg v-w Pwh a staff Nona <» r the it.i! SinL'.ipon-. Uld Mm Chtß I'»-n^ Chlß Lumpur, hftVC l>oon chosen for th»' A! K. Mun ng holanhipt for 1949. for th< ir tWO v- m 1 -j.it;«!s m Sy.ln.'V .tn<l M»-i--the Win Funnel275 words
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Advertisement10 1949-02-04 3 PHOENIX AERMED WATERS ARE ALWAYS DEPENDABLE PHONE 3700 OR 370910 words
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Article, Illustration35 1949-02-04 4 Dial 999 For Fire Brigade IP f/ Lowiwi CoK^rv CToimciX <ipprwe» „r th^. Fitf Brig&ds Committee, th- 68 tlarm vi/>f»-/M 10M b« .</' iMolly repl teh phom call Phot > sho •of r/j' Wr« Brigadi id < La35 words
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Article, Illustration156 1949-02-04 4 SAYS RED RADIO FRAN* WOCX llnirMi T!IF him** oniiniinist lUdhl h:is HMNHMid 1 th:,t Govtranml tlu-lianK headed by Chiang K .ii-sh«.k. are preptftag tor "n*ta»c* to the bitter Hie broadest declared the diehards "will be utterly md thoroughly isolated' and 'their re:nti.mafy policies willA.P. - 156 words
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Article126 1949-02-04 4 US author flays Churchill Paris. Thur a blttei on Britain's war- ftfinistei Winston urchlll laun< h on Wednesday by an. A.meri< m author Ar: 11 K. Km m v. v stifying foi I hC »rnmui it ip- w ii< h Vi< toi R. Kf iehenh suing .s hat m 1918A.P. - 126 words
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Article130 1949-02-04 4 A pat on back for Liberia W-.s HNGTi >\ Tl v The 1 ted Btat< gave a di] ti pat on 1 i back to Libi ri t, the nly v < republic In Africa. Ti.. 81 ..i nounc< d that th Stab s I it and the Lib* iU.P. - 130 words
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120 1949-02-04 4 'People's Govt.' Run By Communist Chief body styled the People's Governmen Peiping started work here today. It was created a month ago th munist mv. h China People's i- vernmen which has Its headquarters m Shihchiachuang 1 T I miles southwest. Genera fornn r Red r-il G* orgi M tlmA.P. - 120 words
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Article100 1949-02-04 4 Freeman Was A Bit Too Free 2 Cheltnsford, Thurs. Ia Hh Fri' man, 23, o/ Bermondsey, v motor fit- ter i>U aded guilty o.t S Cheimsford t bremkma Z i'lto the h-oit-vt o/ Harold I Mugford, V.c. I It wms "tattd that J while Mugford h gain- tht v.c. ichU'Reuter - 100 words
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Article49 1949-02-04 4 Manila Thursday. Dr Raghunath S. Rao, .>> istanl director-general of the Interna* tiona! Labour Organisation Xow visiting Manila, says he U "highly impressed by the Philippines' rapid itridea In economk development Lo recent yetars despite the enormoufl tosses suf« feted by the country In the -a.-i IVAI ReuterReuter - 49 words
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98 1949-02-04 4 1 MANILA. Thurs. Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs Felino Neri said today the Philippines is willing to give asylum to 94 Catholic lemi* nary students and three priests from China. Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York Interceded on behalf of the Church members. He asked thatA.P. - 98 words
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Article40 1949-02-04 4 MANILA ifi Manila :i today thai machin s closed hav, a runwa f the national airport personnel port Corporati i it sal I that t estimated to m Uion portion or army sun buried in I U.P.U.P. - 40 words
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Article53 1949-02-04 4 COLOMBO Thurs. The British delegation which concluded finance talka with v~Ceylon Government >*est< relay left here by air for N* w Delhi toa.iy for discussions with the Indian Government. 1; was ieannci here that terms or' th< British agreement with Ceylon will be released simultaneously m LondonReuter - 53 words
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Article185 1949-02-04 4 U.S. May Give Atom Bomb Strength WASHINGTON Thursdc Chairman David E, Lttienthai of the Atomic Energ:, Commission yesterday agreed t consider te&ing t' how manu atom b<ymb* tbUnityd States has. lAHenthal aU<> 9oAd thai f headlines reporting tk< development j i "super-atomic United States bomb' V HJUS tt fad. h'U.P. - 185 words
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Advertisement75 1949-02-04 4 C. K. TANG Ptwter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAKWOOD FCRNRUSE AIL KIM>S OF UNEN EMBROIDERIES ETC., ETC., 241, River Valley Koad. Singapore. Ph«Ki«*: 40*25 IMPORTANT BOOKS*" The Companies Act 1943 SIG 25 Index to Companies Act. 194 S 3.00 Students Income Tax. Rowland 15.75 Private International75 words
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Article279 1949-02-04 5 I ,»f,*ting« -,1 an acute f its cultural destiny, it how the coUegM 1 are singuiinmur. t,, the new that is striding country. d the high walls ..unseats l*>tential rrow lead lives of ic hmcnt andseSty. new M laya irc hin past them, intellectuals nt ch the procession that279 words
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Article, Illustration61 1949-02-04 5 ■■■■HBMaiMIIHM^.^HHMV > -iJi.. y^tssWKMJ^a^Hi*: ■.»iWlMgß:<WK) i IP i win—— wmsxf, "':;a«i«HipHBHBB AWAITING THK SPRING THAW— This picturesque scene m Stevens, Ontario, is Also big business to the loggers of the Canadian region. Representing millions of dollar< m potential paper, the cords of pulp logs will be transported down61 words
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Article574 1949-02-04 5 K. HENDRICK - K. HENDRICK -by- SUDDENLY, over a northern California rice paddy, an old two-winge; airplane rises. It flies low, trailing what looks lik^ a cloud of dust The pilot is planting rice. The method he is using is becoming more and more common all the timr. InChristian Science Monitor - 574 words
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Article147 1949-02-04 5 pADAR Is being used by a It group Of Austrah,. Cten tists from the Ooun :i for Scientific and Endustn Research m eapt rimeut the !,i j, < of making rain Phey are i onoentrating < i ree pha es: 1 Btlldil Of the 'if ling" cloudJ v.A.N.L. - 147 words
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Miscellaneous38 1949-02-04 5 "POP'' mmmm ——i I r wc, ip rt wa-^ a Zs*jo DeMswO my most* r?S L\*OU*-D vou u^r ascnrc m .show could j E^-k ttT tut; riiKjf'M HIM OE.T |f MJE .T*V<EL HIMTOT. PINCH D Jtfc-^H -f^T/^"~ l38 words
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Article, Illustration721 1949-02-04 6 WALTER BUGGS - SHANGHAI-CITY OF FRENZY WALTER BUGGS The greatest fear of people m Shanghai is what will happen while the Reds tak 2 over. Nationalist scldiers, refugees and gangs may loot and even kiii. By AS the distant rumble <■ f phinese Communist armU Hears, an-i as the peace negotiations persue a-NEA - 721 words
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Article408 1949-02-04 6 THE Negev, Southern Palestine desert or scmi-desei: of .'-■ome 3,000,000 acres (12 232 square kilometres). over which Egypt and I-tael agreed to cease fighting on Januaty 7, provides a thread of unity that today links $M entire Jewish people. From Premier David BenGurion down to the408 words
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Article227 1949-02-04 6 AT one time or another. raCB seen to have pitted almost every sort oi animal to race against i aothec of iu own kind. Beyond tho more u.sual hone and greyhound races, there have teen elephant races, hectic rr.^OS, turtle races, ad infinitum— not to mention "The CelebratedA.N.L. - 227 words
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Article131 1949-02-04 6 OF interest to marine en gineers is the work of the removal of rust from the electrical equipment of a sunken Chinese vessel, salvaged by the Patrick Steamship Com pany Of Melbourne. During World War II the vessel, the Anshun, was sunk m M*'ne Bay, New Guinea, by131 words
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Article72 1949-02-04 6 M ALMOST vd inanpoUti I by r> -ufl edJcaUon > no! is eaUrinf upon new phase tbfl The pna W Easter. wh- ou« Youth" will jj ol the elcue n >* will attain the the next ti 4 secondly- djj Pities disgoi dej dents in << :*J theReuter - 72 words
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Article, Illustration139 1949-02-04 7 ITJsa. AIH IflSASTEal ABOVE: Rescue partv workers mil! around nUns of an American Skymaster near Oarstang, Fngland. Six persons aU F.S. military personnel, arete killed when the phase crashed in flames. Though the fuselage remained aonarwhal intact, the wreckage wa* strewn over a Hrg:* area, A I The139 words
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Miscellaneous168 1949-02-04 7 On Your Radio I oday mxm netwokk. gft« K?SS ±T &%3K«£ ENGLISH PROGRAMMES RED NET WORK Down. 130 0 V.va An.no,. 13^0 SE pROGRAM MHS INDIAN PROGRAMME News, 134« Dance MUJW. Tim< Sll n;il brsssr-aS SSw^g^S SartJ4»= 19:^0 Pane- Mu?ic JOOO MX. A Ainoy 115 OW with glg Tim 2.00168 words
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Article, Illustration456 1949-02-04 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN Lcatk I i I I I t on v.... ,<••••••«■■■• ■■f.iaaa i I Mr. Morrison drove In the J first steel sheet pile into the Thames tor the coffer dam which I will keep out the water whilst the new wall is built. When the dam is finished456 words
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446 1949-02-04 10 I VATICAN CITY. Thurs. IVHILE Catholic Bishops m Poland are known to be k ;rig everything possible to m\ Did open conrlict with the P' ash Government, reports Ite-ithing Vatican circles from ivYtisaw have a rouse' I fears. Ihfie that a r»»w wave ofReuter - 446 words
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Miscellaneous237 1949-02-04 10 JEXCUSIVE TO THE MORNING THIIU E ■■RRRVA l I|u s -T] r^^rATT^AiRFIELPAIRC^FTGArsJ OH.' OLP RW 15 vmj-RFKiERVOt'S I CANT HELP JHE LL KNOW YOU RE yC LAP YOU rt: JUST CALL ME NIKI. B^9^ p) |T K4^ ON *g WTJ«K < V FOR EVERyTHI^ \X !>l SCA«EP/ J ARMSTRONG./,/ m237 words
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Article, Illustration301 1949-02-04 11 Epsie Kinard - Epsie Kinard By IfTM: iwo la^.'iiaa cmivhics 1 wrhich arc shaping up for ring and summer, are dicsses and daring -a- suitf* e\iewa of the scanty nts which wiLi be seen i.ts shortly were cently modelled In a "Fash- the times" shewing m New301 words
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Article236 1949-02-04 11 LEFT by the Gorgon on Wednesday to rejoin school in Perth: 9-year-old Timothy Xichoi-v who has h. en spending his Christmas vacation In Batavia with his parent--. Timoiry is a pupil i at Guilford. Timothy was seen off by his mother. Mrs. Paddy Nichols. who accompanied her son from236 words
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Article163 1949-02-04 11 Beau ty Care For Sensitive Skin THE sensitive skin which becomes sore and patchy at the first hint I wind or sun la a great trial to its owner. This skin usually reacts unfavourably to many reliable types of cosmetics, and also dislikes soap and water. A gentle trestment Is163 words
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297 1949-02-04 12 British Film i Collie iio£ owned by Mrs. Fox McL Guinesji. as he is known m the lludios, ptayi >n number of scenes Pipe User EU\V.\Kl> KKiHV was a \rr> uorriril i^an the oUnr uav i:i th ttmMm at Shrph^nl's r.ush. ll«-297 words
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Advertisement187 1949-02-04 12 L»»t 3 Shows; a B ad> «Y'k 1 ana Ki.m .n. \KNH; 1|; tN fl "KEY LARGO" I with 111 MIHKM r,i,,.\, I oi'KMM; rmi7)inS >\\ fl FOX o\| t ALL! fl "GOOD NEWS" I M.Cf.M.s TMIMMi y Musii-a' s.n^ation 1 fl 1 To-M<>rn.\\ at Mi,!-\, t fl "SOULS Of187 words
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Article34 1949-02-04 13 Overseas Assurance pays 6% Urn Ovtr- 1 nctioii „t- i tnnual g«OFeb. li. up ;i .sum of report wt— l $123,980 for the tug 1 I^B. the profit and ight forward 1 |f47 was34 words
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Article23 1949-02-04 13 Thurs.— The )anies have adopttotalling for worldwide irch. esldent EL8.M on and agr rtlcularlv ac j fronts A. P.A.P. - 23 words
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Article89 1949-02-04 13 Red dollar launched in Peiping J»K IIIXK. Thurs.-n,,. Mi ilar> C()n(r|(| toilaj pro.lai.,,,.,l Urn .J.Mii,,in,,i ;11 „r Communisl Tssa a <ioii:irs i ka baii< iurr(i v -others daw 1(> r lhe committee said from today workers, atmu and poor people could chaLg* up to 500 yuan at the >Yuple's Bank,A.P. - 89 words
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Article61 1949-02-04 13 1UKIO. Thur.— li U are underway here tor the negotiation of a financial and trade agreement between j ipaa and the Belgium monetary area. Gen. Mar Arthur's Foreign Trade Section chief, Frank E. Ptckelle, announced tv*ay. The Belgium monetary area included the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg,Reuter-A.A.P.; A.A.P. - 61 words
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Article730 1949-02-04 13 H F- b. 3 I Singapore Bum* quotatiomr I u given by the Mall I kerf Aaaootatioia »tre uMiOWf 1— Buyers Sellers I a: 14.00* 15.00 I a k, Brick r 55 2.92 1 j I 44 3* istee 7.50 8.50 I 23 6 24 6 I730 words
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Article30 1949-02-04 13 Industrials firm j A i Int«'reHt continued m I i Industrial* \esterday v\lth the market remain- C mi? hrm, but *ir. shares J were a^ain quiet. > S w M i30 words
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Article71 1949-02-04 13 •HERE w,i> mot- < v t::. t-lt m t':. *ith local j nlili. i. vv. i pteul I BAGO Fl.oi BUk $14 s.\;o SEED (22 TAPK c.\ FLOI R\ F. p^lakp: TAPIOCA ISO MEDIUM PEARL 131 TAPIOCA SEED |31 WHITE PEPPER: Ifimtuk *21»i. Sarawak $21:>. BLACK PEPPER71 words
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Article56 1949-02-04 13 THE rub! toed u» i terda mod< of I. iisin- is wa v, iti rday i oslng pra weii lyers SelU tto I llai I h No. I atai 95-fs No S alar. 94-4 34- k On registered leader, Feb.-Mar. 96- 51 Api ll-Juae 90-4 July Best 9f>^56 words
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Advertisement170 1949-02-04 13 FOR YOUR INSURANCES CONSULT NATIONAL EMPLOYERS Mutual General INSURANCE Association U& 1 1 corp mted In v.wy. land MOTOR FIRE, WORKMEN'S Ci I JATION BAGGAGE PERSONAL ACCIDENT, LIURGLARY, HOUBE OWNERS, HOUSEHOLDERS COMI b 'K.VSIVi: CASH AND CARS IN TRANSIT, AVIATION PERSONAL V !IDENT, FIDELIT\ NI I i. PC., B1 C.170 words
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254 1949-02-04 14 Compton voted sportsman of the year LONDON, Thurs. Denis Compti n cricketer and footballer, has been sleeted an of the Year*' for the second successive year in i poll conducted by the weekly publication. "T: Record". Mdrc than voted for Brlta sportsman ind I tained nearly aju their votes withReuter - 254 words
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Article192 1949-02-04 14 HOG AN HURT IN CRASH EL PASO. Tea ,:,i Ben H aaicioua frm irdlng to d<>, ten who wld In all probability H a hi abh t< long p< kid of r •ion." It was feared that his I arai broken but tW a m the K-rays. He aad iU.P. - 192 words
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Article248 1949-02-04 14 YEO VIL STRIKE LUCKY IN CUP DRA W LONDON, Thursday. THE luck of the draw for the fifth round of the Footm,Jk£* or stoke and Manchester Cnited. prov»d.n K f^lCt Bradford' in their replay. all have home advantage. Yeovil have bStfJ drawn awav from heme, but are jUSt a- delightedReuter - 248 words
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Article110 1949-02-04 14 Barondi 's family sues Charles Akron. Ohio. Thurs The t'nmily of Sammy Baroudi, the 22-ye«r-old Negro fighter who -lied m Chicago six hours after a knock-out by Ezzard Charles, today sued Charles for $15,000. eharg'ng that he took •unfair advantage" ot the late Baroudi by Illegally" hitting him below theU.P - 110 words
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76 1949-02-04 14 Grand National: TWENTY SCRATCH INGS LONDON. Thuis. Twmt> nun-acceptors were announce, to lay at the first acceptance for the Grand Nations! steeplelechase to be run at Aintree Liverpool, on Mai. 26. They aie: ICights Pass Hamlet, Jack Tatt-r=,, Dunshanphlin, Sir John. Free lx>otoi. (iornianstown. Coupe Garter, Tasman. Inrhniore GrftlUc, Prattler.Reuter - 76 words
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Article51 1949-02-04 14 BOSTON, Tliurs Bo&t<r-i track WUoweri are looki^l forward to aetini the tf^ miles run faster than B f» tnirmtet Saturday »«<» m the Bottcn Athlet;.c Ass cUUion games. The race will brin? thcr Oaston Feiff. OlfmpJC champion from Belgiuto Er^k Ahlden of Sweden iWI PrtO Witt of the51 words
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Article47 1949-02-04 14 SYDNEY. Thurs Australian O'ympic swimmer ruc^ set an* Australian record of ->6S seconds for 55 yartfs freestyle m Sydney during JanuHis time clipped one-fifth of a second off Bt i:e Taylors record, which was established at the 1948 State champion- ships. Reuter arvi AAP.Reuter; AAP - 47 words
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Article40 1949-02-04 14 NEW YORK TOUTS. TTO New York Yankees on Wednesday signed on their first Negro bai ebaH ptayw outfielder Luis ■fcrqttCZ of the Ba'timorc elite Giants ani hecame the 6th Major league Club hire a KefrO athlete. A.P.A.P. - 40 words
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155 1949-02-04 14 i ricketers have been requested to a> t0 ne>borg on Feb. 9 and the South African^ Test meet England here fn the fourth ■^■g. gl on Feb. 12 will be selected from among thtin. D. Eegbie, O. I>aw-<or. j ham. C. McCarthy. B >.Reuter - 155 words
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Article171 1949-02-04 14 BRISBANE, Queensland, Thurs. Lloyd La Beach, set new state records of 9.7 seconds m the 100 yards and 21.4 seconds for the 220 yards when he won two invitation rac«s m Brisbane on Wednesday night. Heib McKonloy also established a new Queensland record byA.P. - 171 words
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Advertisement33 1949-02-04 14 9 *v B^S^^^^ V ir ii*«i m ii J I I^K^ Kepublic's LATEST Po^t- THE BIBtK DRBCOn 15 CHAPTERS I :ni.!r. n ('alt Matinee Tomorrow 10.15 a.m. I "PIKATKS OF MOXTKRY" m Tochnicolor33 words
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Article444 1949-02-04 15 RESPITE two picture goals by their centre forward I' i Stanley, the Johore Cricket Club went down to t hr vK.C. m a thrilling; hockey game at the I'adang Nr st»'rday. Three quick goals m the first half enabled the s i;.( to444 words
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142 1949-02-04 15 JOLLILADS A. U. FEBRUARY FIXTURES ihr following arr- the soccer i fixtures of JolUUdfl Athletic I'rion for the month of Febn: ary: 5; v BMM Farr. r Park; 0: v. \V'T Kranji. Xr itn ji; 10 P. and T.. Grylang Stadium 12: v. Robinsons. OyUng Stadium I 13: H.M.S. Terror.142 words
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Article41 1949-02-04 15 S R. C Sports Meet A sports meeting for the election of rtßff l)«Mlin :'or the Cricket, Football. Athletics! and Tennis Sections will be held by the Singapore necreation Club on Feb. 7 at 6.30 p.m. at i the Club premises.41 words
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Article49 1949-02-04 15 S The total for the Tho- I m:is (up fund now stands at > ContrihutionK, how- S ever Hmall, are welcome. I S They should be addrenn- S ed to the Tribune Tho- mas Cup Fund, cot Malaya Tribune Pre«H Ltd., Anson Road, Sin- I I g^apore. 249 words
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Article70 1949-02-04 15 AROSA. SWITZERLAND, Wednesday.— The United States amateur ice-hockey team and the Arosa Ice-Hockey Club tied 10 to 10 today m the first tame m its Swiss tour for the Americans, who are headed for the word championship matches m Sweden later this month. The Americans led 6-2 atU.P. - 70 words
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Article731 1949-02-04 15 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS (By FYnang trainer Jimmy j Martin If at present on a m i visit to Smrr^pore to eet Jockey Pat Glennon Adelaide who will be ai rirst jockey for this trail < r stable. Glennoo ha>: been riding plenty of success m j731 words
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Article, Illustration283 1949-02-04 15 The Singapore Chinese Football Association last night considered a proposal from the Aryan Gymkhana, an Indian representative side, to tour Singapore this year. The matter has been referred to the Profes sionalism and Tour Committee of the Association. The Association decided to I .send teams283 words
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Advertisement44 1949-02-04 15 i TOMORROWSIQ #S'' i BIG 'Tl WeSM mid- M XWWt NIGHT Aj k «jtinum the n r^H^^V/ TRKASIIKK j OF THE SPANISH MAIN... jj j DAZZLING DANCING AND-'--1 BEAUTEOUS MAIDENS \MID kw ASH BUCKLING SWORDPLAYI; r^ i B toa TECHN i C OLOR J|44 words
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Article83 1949-02-04 16 WFTU TO PRESS WORK IN ASIA PARIS, Thursday The World Federation of Trait Unions, considered by Western labour leaders as a Communistdominated group. plan.« to step up its activities m the Far East, particularly China. The Executive Bureau of the WFTU has said it will send a delegation to PcipinfcA.P. - 83 words
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Article249 1949-02-04 16 DUTCH PLAN INDIES FEDERATION Immediate transfer of power THE HAGUE, Thursday. government could take over. a said however that the report was "premature, since consultations ona«to [ton which would satisfy all parties were still going on." The communique did not specifically deny any previous reports. Informed quarters said there stillA.P.; U.P. - 249 words
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Article, Illustration180 1949-02-04 16 BUDAPEST, HUNGARY, Thurs.— The Peoples Court trying Josef Cardinal Mindszenty read a letter today m which it declared the Cardinal was willing to negotiate with the Government. The 56-year-old head of the Roman Catholic Church m Hungary went on trial before the five-man court on charges'180 words
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Article123 1949-02-04 16 U K agrees with Acheson LONDON. Thurs. The British Government is m full aprocment With the views expressed i by Mr. Dean Acheson. I'nited States Secretary of Ftate. m 1 his comment yestetday on the I two statements by Premier 1 Josef Stalin to an American news agency, a ForeignReuter - 123 words
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Article70 1949-02-04 16 RHODES. Thurs. Dr. Ralj.i Bunche, acting palestinp meiiati ay nflrmed ofiicially that he had invited six Aiab states to ocmo to Rh( di s f< r armtetia negotia* itionj with the Israelis. The Israelis have agreed to 1 ti< te with ail of tin 1Reuter - 70 words
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Article46 1949-02-04 16 7-Year Meat Plan Begins LONDON. Thurs. -A sevec year development plan m Queensland to meet Britain'^ "desperate meat shortage" has begim it was announced her* i last night The plan is to develop grain sorghum and enable Indirectly an additional 10.000,000 pounds of pork for Britain.46 words
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Article112 1949-02-04 16 FUKUOKA, Kyushu Island, Thurs. Health authorities on Kyushu Island bi licvc that a "not hot enough" public bath has caused the mass infection of children, some of them between the ages of four and Seven, With gonorrhea. Thirty-six girls who frequented the bath with their parentsU.P. - 112 words
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Article32 1949-02-04 16 'Quake hits Panay MANILA. Thin'JSSrts from I leading city of the o lippines island, said tnVrning earth tremors the townspeople to from their beds to However. BO casualties were m reported. A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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