The Straits Times, 10 February 1946
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Title Section17 1946-02-10 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES THE U:aDL\G SLWDAY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA SINOAPORE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1»4« PRICE 10 CENTS17 words
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290 1946-02-10 1 10 QUESTIONS ON SARA WAX CESSION MALAYA and Sarawak will figure prominently in the House of Commons this week. The Sunday Times correspondent in London says, in a cable received yesterday, that tomorrow Capt. L. D. Gammans will ask why planters and other non-Government employees290 words
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Article135 1946-02-10 1 LONDON Feb. B— A warning that if Britain withdrew trom Transjordan after giving it independence. Kinf Ibn Saud's warriors would be over the borders within 24 hours, was given by Professor Johan J. Smertenko, Executive Vice-Chairman of the American League for Free Palestine, at a Press ConferenceReuter - 135 words
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Article152 1946-02-10 1 BATAVIA, Feb. B.— The Dutch are ready to begin negotiations with the Indonesians rhich, It \s hoped, will start in few days, Lieut. Gov.-Gen. of the Netherlands East Indies, Dr. Hubertus van Mook, said today. He appealed to correspondents to report the progress of the negotiations152 words
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Article60 1946-02-10 1 AMMAN, Feb. B.— Two Iraqui Cabinet Ministers. Saleh Jabur, Minister of Finance and Ismail Namek, Minister of Defence, were injured when the car in which they were returning to Bagdad after talks with Emll Abdullah of Transjordan overturned 60 miles East of Amman. The third passenger inReuter - 60 words
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Article74 1946-02-10 1 M\\ I*l I 111 K.I. 8: Mr II Vri*h'mai' t..r I\MT.iirs :,l th/w legislative \>-sr*»ih!\ fw 'ay that Mir ■ffaaal of far V n to Pandit 1 1 1 I Ne'iru lr> visit Inui'h the UWlsUrt of t'4r Supreme ■Vii-ii t '(f v turbr.\ <unReuter - 74 words
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Article, Illustration240 1946-02-10 1 7tw joint application by Syria and the Lebanon for the Withdrawal of British and French forces from their counnow the only remaining complaint still waiting to MOM before the UNO. Security Council— may be settled out nt Today, in both I ondonReuter; UP - 240 words
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Article259 1946-02-10 1 LONDON. Feb. 8-Paul Henri •paak. chairman of the Security Council of the UNO. said today that there are still 19 items on the Assembly's agenda, although i all but four are relatively minor. The four wnich will still require •MM time to finish are:259 words
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612 1946-02-10 1 World Grappling With A New Crisis Desperate Rice Situation In South-East Asia the proposed redistribution. In oriel to avert a famine situation In Indlsj she might have to dispatch to India some proportion of her own allocation of wheat, which Is already r.nn» slderably less than the reautrrm* tffl cf612 words
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Article102 1946-02-10 1 Yamashita Appeal Rejected WASHINGTON, »co 9.— Ihe U.S. War Department nounced that President Truman has decided to lake no action in Yamashita* appeal for clemency. This decision hat been communicated to Gen. Mac Arthur. The appeal to President Truman was Yamashita's last hope that the sentence of death passed uponUP - 102 words
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Article196 1946-02-10 1 'Java Fighting Will Go On' "Whatever agreement is reached between the Dutch and the Indonesians, I believe that fighting will go on in Java. I do not know what the Dutch proposals are, but if they are accepted by the so-called Republican Government, the extremists will repudiate them.' 1 Admiral196 words
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152 1946-02-10 1 Macarthur On British Task In Indonesia TOKYO, Feb. 9— Responding to a Press inquiry, a spokesman of Gen. Mac Arthur replied thai "the statement attributed to th» British Foreign Minister, 'that the British were given the tinpleasant task of going into Indonesia by Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur' presents a somewhat152 words
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231 1946-02-10 1 NUREMBERG, Feb. 8. Opening the Soviet case against the major Nazi war criminals today, the Soviet prosecutor, Rudenko, told the War Crimes Tribunal that the German* completely or partly destroyed 1,710 towns in Russia and over 70,000 villages and hamlets, leaving 25,000,000 persons homeless.231 words
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Advertisement169 1946-02-10 1 GRAMOPHONE RECORD SERVICE. In peace as In war, whenever Good Records are required, T.M.A.V Is where everybody goes tol WHY? Because Malaya's largest lange of records Is always stocked there THE ACID TEST! It Is after a break of 4 Years without supplies and nowhere else In Malaya could Oood169 words
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Article23 1946-02-10 2 Mr .an and family bef fc It all telat:. ends wh< -uneral of the U Khim Otian < nee Madan K cars at23 words
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Article795 1946-02-10 2 Very Funny! On Tuesday last, a Sundcrland alighted at Ktietar to inaugurate the civil service ot Overseas Airways Corporation betwom Poole and Singapore. This event had been well publicised, and rightly so. regarded a* one of the things that will carry us a little nearer to that condition of795 words
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Article1066 1946-02-10 2 Recent controversy over the independent State of Sarawak which has been ceded to the British Crown, recalls how James Brooke, the first White Rajah ot Sarawak, acquired the State from the Sultan of Brunei. Mr. Owen Rutter tells the story of the EARLY on the morning of1,066 words
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Article77 1946-02-10 2 LONDON. Feb. 6.—Consultations will take place this week between Britain and France with regard to the appeal by Syria and the Lebanon to the Security Council for the withdrawal of British and French troops reports the Daily Mail this morning. The report adds: 'They will not.Reuter - 77 words
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Article, Illustration647 1946-02-10 2 Having lost 37 of its fleet strength of about 50 vessels, the Straits Steamship Co. is building a number of vessels ransing from 970 tons to 75 tonners, which, with the surviving units, the Company hopes to recommence as many services as possible at an647 words
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Article173 1946-02-10 2 (To the Editor. Sunday Times) Your editorial comment and Lt.-Col. Gregson's reply on the subject of horse racing in Malaya make interest. ng reading. As a turf follower for over 20 years, I entirely agree with your views that the quality of horses ava lable <>nd running at173 words
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Article206 1946-02-10 2 CHINESE TO REEDUCATE JAPANESE SHANGHAI. Feb 6— The Chinese military authorities, in an effort to re-educate the local Japanese who In the past have been prevented from learning any form of democracy, hava begun publication of a magazine in Japanese. Known as the '•Reform Weekly," It Is a sister publicationReuter - 206 words
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Article153 1946-02-10 2 Scorpio - A-Bombinable Alphabet Scorpio by A IS THE ATOM that splits. B stands for Bomb and ror Bit*. C stands for cyclic Collision. D Is the dire Detonation. E Is the Irergy choked up P Is the nuclear Fission. 0 Is the Classification. II is the Hydrogen yoked up. 1 stands153 words
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Article261 1946-02-10 2 Malaya Upside Down, by Chin Kee Onn, Jitts and Co, Singapore. Mr Chin Kee Onn Wv.ll -known as a tennis player In pre-war Malaya. has beer to sonir pains to produce a book on Malaya da. ing the occupation. Several pamphlets have already been issued by261 words
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Advertisement497 1946-02-10 2 Th« Marriage between John Comet JTybro and Mies Louiae Cathanna Aagusta Shutte RaafT was solemnised ■Mtrrday at 4 p m at the Presbyterian O St am fora Road VACANT ED an experienced and C h ten i Box 345. Sunday Time* k-neral office r I tnply personally at r- I497 words
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Article74 1946-02-10 3 On account of the t»..-d.i> general strik* In Singapore last month, a dela> ol«nrari> a weeU has i vised It the »»ork of the Fo«>d Control Department. »nd rii«- deliveries will be late as a result iN- hold up invoked a 4 Hnk uos from the74 words
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Article294 1946-02-10 3 the roller; ion oi fund" 5 for. the Indian Independence Movement Fund dunn; the Japanese occupation of £ingam controlled and directed V Sabhas Chandra ■tatrd m the Supo:ior Court yesterday *rhen charges of extortion «ere t a?ainst seven Indian bu.Mnessmrr. T AbduMfti7 B Mohame* Ib: Abaul Kassim,294 words
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934 1946-02-10 3 News From The Singapore Market Front— Government Aid To Manufacturers Cigarettes will come on Singapore g increasing Hst of rations, probably by next weekend, and biscuits at the controlled price of three for one cent, will be available for public sale about Feb. 19,934 words
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Article26 1946-02-10 3 Any seller found scllinc biscuits above the controlled price of three for one cent will be prosecuted and rut off from further supplies.26 words
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513 1946-02-10 3 Dirt Dust And Disease In Singapore Streets Sprawling muck heaps (charitably ignored by visitnig correspondents who write home colourful accounts of Singapore's picturesque Chinatown), and other visu«il evidence of the island's fall from grace in the matter of public cleanliness have been the subject of much criticism recently. "Pro Bono513 words
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Article158 1946-02-10 3 Straits Times torr.. KIALA LUMPUR, Feb. 9.— Sentence of eight months' rigorous imprisonment was passed by Major H. L. Wrigglesworth in the District Court on a rice retailer, V. K. Jaganathan Thaver, who pleaded guilty to a charge of cheating under the Food Control proclamation by158 words
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Article161 1946-02-10 3 Schoolchildren in Government English Schools in Singapore and children attending welfare clinics nre being examined for any sign of Infantile paralysis, a number of cases of wnich are now being treated at Midcreton Hospital. Col. W. J Vickers. Singapore medical chief stated yesterday. Cleanliness In the kitchen.161 words
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Advertisement111 1946-02-10 3 HURRY* IT'S LEAVING! LAST 5 SHOWS TODAY P^WW|l|^Al| THE FLEETS iTfTTfiUffl i public opinion Customers are always right! "A Jolly Phi Show" PATRONS ."Eice le.l EnlerLin-e-r DEMAND FOR IT k HERE IT IS "An> More (K Its find Coming?" "AIR-WAR OVER CHINA" 20 :h r?roin The. Pages Of Col. Lee'i111 words
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Advertisement384 1946-02-10 3 MAJESTIC 4 sho«t 1. Sit. 9 15 pm TODAY "ROAD TO NEW Llll A Modern Mandarin drama Toaiffct MWnitht show at 1130 pm "THE DIAMOND A famous detective story HAPPY Last Day 5.1 5. C.45. 9.M p.m. Jeanette McDonald Nelson Ed'!\ in "NEW MOON" To-morrow: Deanna Durhin In IT STARTKD384 words
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729 1946-02-10 4 Wd. Price Only Provisional, Says Mr. F.D. Ascoli of which 134,000 tons came from unoccupied plantation areas. While the output of 134,000 tons should be maintained, the crop from wild areas, which Increased to 86,000 tons during the war, is likely to fall to Its prewar729 words
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Article47 1946-02-10 4 H.K.'s No.1War Criminal KONG, Feb 8 Col. Menu, Hongkong's No. 1 war formerly chief of the gendarmerie in the ho is alleged to have Kinsible 'iay from rial soon. ■v on Hainan all of !f.»-n> mistress Ho-pit Wor •ed by the tf bed. shot and V P.47 words
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Article28 1946-02-10 4 r<b B— Th. tie relongolla for:kuo. has been I -ruling the Russian na•in with a ploueh and a r..i I nd to be run i Party28 words
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Article89 1946-02-10 4 T9K V O, Feb. B:— Prince Konoye'a wife disclosed today that her eldest son Fumikata "Butch" Konoye, a graduate of Princeton University and an artillery officer in the Japanese Army, haa been missing in Manchuria since last summer and the family Is gravely worried about the family89 words
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251 1946-02-10 4 CHUNGKING. Feb. B— The thirty-flve members of the comr.iittee to draft the Chinese constitution revising the 1936 document, will hold its first meeting in Chungking on Feb. 14 to cny out the plan agreed upon at fie recent session of the Political Consultative Council251 words
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222 1946-02-10 4 MOSCOW. Feb. The Political Bure*u chairman of the Soviet Union warned an election mass meeting at Tashkent today that "we must remember that our country continues to remain within capitalist encirclement." He added: "Therefore, there must not be any smugness or complacency and we mustUP - 222 words
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Article111 1946-02-10 4 PORT OP SPAIN. Trinidad, Feb. J. The record-breakrng cricket match between Barbados and Trinidad played v. Queens Park Oval was left drawn, Trinidad hitting up 570 for 8 In the final inning.* which Is one of the highest ever totals for a fourth innings Another world recordReuter - 111 words
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Article40 1946-02-10 4 SHANGHAI. Peb. 9 Gen. Albert Wedemeyer, U.B. Army commander In China, revealed at a Press conference today that there was no liaison yet between the Russians In Manchuria and the Americans In the Chlnet* theatre.— U P.40 words
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Obituary35 1946-02-10 4 M l. rhief r'erk oi DunloD Rubber and brother- ar- ay »t No. 0 B f: !»stier Road. SinKa- behind his .1 take plaf at II am on Monday 112 40. Papers please copy.)35 words
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102 1946-02-10 4 Battle Against Crimeßeaches New Peak LONDON, Feb. B:— Scotland Yard's battle against crime in London has reached a new peak in the past 36 hours. In a sweep supported by wireless cars, Yard men have arrested more than JO suspected shop-house and safe breakers. Thousands of pounds worth of stolenReuter - 102 words
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Article398 1946-02-10 4 Selangor Race Results Sunday Times Corr: KUALA LUMPUR. Feb. 9— Following are the results of the Seian^or races held here today: Race 1: Ist Cumberland (7 10> <Ati Kirn). 2nd Harlnage (9 0). (Dragon), 3rd Gold Dust (8.13). (Mawle); Won by length. 2 length; Time 1 nun 18 sec; Tote398 words
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Advertisement32 1946-02-10 4 NOTICE To HUSTON DIESEL ENGINE Users For your own protection, may we recommend that you consult us before purchasing locally any fuel injection equipment which may prove useless. UNITED ENGINEERS (SINGAPORE) LIMITED.32 words
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Advertisement336 1946-02-10 4 Strange as it may seem TTT PEOPLE 'LOVE', MURDERS. especially AGATHA CHRISTY'S. Thousands are flocking to see 10 intriguing Murder* "AND THEN to thrill you a. never J HERE WERE before to hold you in Suspense till you jump right 20:h Century Fox NONE out of your seat! BARRY FITZGERALD336 words
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Miscellaneous227 1946-02-10 4 TODAY'S RADIO (From Singapore) RED NETWORK on 225 metres from noon to 10 30 p.m. and also on 61 metres from 1 to 1.30 p.m. 1.43 to S p.m. and 7.45 to 9.30 p.m. Chinese noon to 1.15 p.m (news In Hnkkien at 1 pm; In Cantonese at 1 10227 words
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