The Straits Times, 23 April 1946
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Title Section20 1946-04-23 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED OVER A CENTURY FOUR P/YGKS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1916. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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Article486 1946-04-23 1 Unconditional "Cease-Fire" Expected To Be Demanded CHUNGKING, Apr. 22.— Latest reports here indicate that the Communist forces now definitely hold the upper hand in and that they are planning to demand an unconditional y£ease fire" when the talks between Gen. Marshall, the United States en^oy, andUP - 486 words
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Article307 1946-04-23 1 M. P. Says Persia Was Coerced LONDON, Apr. 21:— "The United Nations can guarantee full main- I tenance of Persian independence only by sending a commission to investigate Russia's evacuation of Azerbaijan, declared Mr. Michael Foot. Latoi'.r Ml m an interview today on his return from Persia, where he wasUP - 307 words
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Article85 1946-04-23 1 LONDON, Apr. 21.—Diplomatic quarters her e reported today that three-rower negotiations between British, French anri United States offirials on Franco Spain had started. Informed quarters said that France was trying to convince the United States and Britain that definite action should be taken against the FrancoUP - 85 words
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Article106 1946-04-23 1 TEHERAN. April 22—A statement from Ghavam cs-Sulianeh, Premier of Persia, broadcast today, ennounced that the Cabinet had moved to grant Azerbaijan more autonomy than m the past. It is proposed that the Azerbaijanis elect their own mayor and minor officials, but the central government is toUP - 106 words
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Article183 1946-04-23 1 Body Of Ambushed Officer Found BAT A VIA, April 21:— The body of S/Ldr. Birchall, one of the missing Australian officers of the party ambushed last Wednesday near Buitenzcrg, southeast cf Batavla, has been found, the Netherlands news agency reported today. The body has be:n brought to Batavia. where the183 words
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Article44 1946-04-23 1 TOKYO, Apr. 22.— The Japanese Government this afternoon at an extraordinary session of the Cabinet decided to resign m all effort to stabilise the political situation. Baron Shidehara immediately went to the palace to hand the resignation to the Emperor. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article380 1946-04-23 1 'Public To Have Say In Policy Governor The de:.ai\d i.Hmtlon of tie Biit:sh Goveniimnt i s to develop the rssoaices of this cjltny fcr the be. eflt of tlicse pople who have made it their permanent homo, and to allow taem eventually to con'rol their affairs through s?lf-£ overling ins380 words
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Article, Illustration32 1946-04-23 1 Mr. Attlee, the British Prime Minister, with Prof. Schermerhom. the Dutch Premier, m the garden of No. 10. Downing Street during their recent meeting m London to discuss the future of Indonesia32 words
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Article282 1946-04-23 1 WASHINGTON and LONDON, April 22.— The United States went on short bread rations today. The cut m wheat consumption was ordered by the Government as part of a worldwide effort to beat off the worst famine threat m the last 400 years. The goal isReuter; UP - 282 words
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Article360 1946-04-23 1 LONDON, April 21:— Lord Kcynes, cne of Britain's leading economists and Managing Director of the Bank of England, died suddenly today frcm a heart ati tack at his home at Firle, Sussex. Lord Keynes. who was 62, returned to Britain from the United States only aReuter - 360 words
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217 1946-04-23 1 Historic Relics Stolen From Castle HEVER, KENT, April 21:—Prlcei less historic relics and works of art were stolen early today from Hever Castle, Kent, residence of Lt.-Col. the Hon. Jchn J. Astor, Chairman of the London Times Publishing Company, m what may prove to be one cf the biggest artReuter - 217 words
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Article104 1946-04-23 1 40,000 People Cheer Princess WINDSOR, Apr. 21—Princess Elizabeth received an ovation today at Windsor Castle from a crowd of nearly 40,000 who gathered on the East Terrace m celebration of her twentieth birthday. The Terrace, which lies beneath the windows of the Royal apartments, was so packed with people thatReuter - 104 words
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Article272 1946-04-23 1 FRANCE MAY MEDIATE PARIS, Apr. 21— Authcritativft French sources ind'eated today that France wou'd seek to play the mediator's role, to break the existing deadlocks between tho United States and Britain on the one hand and Russia on the other, when the Four-Power Fore gn Ministers' meeting opened m Paris272 words
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Article127 1946-04-23 1 MELBOURNE. Apr. 22.-Mem-bers of the British Rocket Bomb I Experiment Mission, under tha leadership of Lieut.-Gen. J. F. Evatts, have established their headquarters at the smell coastal township of Coduna, at the head of the Great Australicn Bight In South Australia, from which they propose makingReuter - 127 words
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Article46 1946-04-23 1 LONDON, Apr. 21— Lieut.-Gen. Sir Miles Dempsey, former Commander-in-Chief, Allied Land Forces, South-East Asia, landed at Northolt Airfield from India at 2 p.m. today. He is resting In the United Kingdom before taking over command of the Middle East forces m *h" summer.—Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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1160 1946-04-23 2 The Straits Times Singapore, Tuesday, April 23, 1946 The White Elephant In the good old days In Singapore, it \.as possible to provoke a great deal of heated controversy with the simple question: What is to happen to the Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hall? From time to time, over a1,160 words
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Letter143 1946-04-23 2 A degree of industrial disarmament and coninuedallied control sufficient to make the renewal of German war-making quite impossible is indeed the first condition to be satisfied. But ten months of occupation should have made it pu^sible to judge accurately what means are necessary to supervise effectually theThe Times - 143 words
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Letter99 1946-04-23 2 We shall not help Spain to do what no other country has yet done and put off the s'rait-walstcoat of dictatorship by attacking her. ',y supporting the defeated party in the civil war. by cutting communications with her. We can make her liberal in the sense of enjoying99 words
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1381 1946-04-23 2 Werner Knop - US. OPINION FAVOURABLE TO THE LOAN Werner Knop By The U.S. loan to Britain is a test case, the influence of which on the course of Anglo-American co-operation may be felt for years to come. So far few political observers would dare to forecast which way the two Houses of1,381 words
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Article703 1946-04-23 2 MONICA MILWARD - MONICA MILWARD By While food shortages throughout the world become more acute, and Britain, after six years of hardship, suffers further ration cuts, Argentina enjoys great abundance. It is generally admitted here, even by Argentines themselves, that everyone eats too much, particularly m the rich703 words
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Letter110 1946-04-23 2 It Is very gratifying to read in your columns ths le ter from W Cmdr. Carrinp on regai Jin* former civilian employees d tbc R-A.F. in that it shows 'hat least some no:ice is bciru taxen by the powers that be. I feel sure that scores of110 words
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Letter81 1946-04-23 2 W Cmdr. CarrnuNm is to be eongratula ed on hh W»tr. Ni' I wish to fiction t "i statement! h« seems to r made. Firs ap-xrt frcn »i!c re-instatemen of a lev. i \-c-7i-ployees. a fairly large Mftcr r.i new hands have been en<Mr;'d by the Air Ministry. Secondly, 'i?81 words
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Letter173 1946-04-23 2 Does not your "17 year-old rxin'ernee" appreciate the fact tha* (t class bu!!cl n^ can be red by the Services lcr f-.e CcrvlCM Od fa :-!?d very comforably indeed, it is surely not impossible to spend a fraction of that though; and money to improve the lot173 words
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Letter59 1946-04-23 2 In regard to 'he quen ion of payment to members of the Passive Defence Forces, I have just received a lc< er from Australia saying: "Through the Malayan Government Agency in Sydney I have received an ex rraiii pavment for three months at $10 per day bu: I heir wo59 words
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Letter61 1946-04-23 2 I wish to draw attention to the a.nnoyances caused to the citizens of Singapore by the increase m burglary m the last few months. It is not so much the armed robberies to which I refer, but the petty thefts which cause untold lnconvecii?nce. I suggest that night61 words
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Advertisement797 1946-04-23 2 SITUATIONS VACANT EFFICIENT shorthand typist required by European Merchant Company. Apply Box 776 Straits Times. WANTED Experienced male or female teacher for two girls (Afternoons) Ka tonic District. Apply Box 765 S.T. WANTED reliable watchmen for factory. Government pensioners preferred. Apply Box 671. Straits Times LADY stenographer wanted by European797 words
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Advertisement38 1946-04-23 2 Eyesight Once Rained is Never Recovered Whether you wear glasses or not, should you experience the slightest discomfort or difficulty with your eyesight or lenses, don't hesitate to have your eyes thoroughly examined! r S. CHONG. 0.0 F.P.O.C.38 words
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Advertisement34 1946-04-23 2 Get Your Share OF THE Ice Cream AND Milk Bar Business INSTALL A MARCO-PUR YTAiM Ice Cream Milk Bar Unit Sole Airrnts For Malaya: BELLS ASBESTOS ENGINEERING (S.S.) LTD. P O BOX 64, SINCAPORE34 words
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569 1946-04-23 3 Juvenile Court First Step In Process When conditions permit, the Borstal system will come into operation m the treatment of juvenile offenders if-. Singapore. Under this system, a first offender, unless his crime is heinous, is assigned to the care of a probation olfrcer who569 words
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Article, Illustration244 1946-04-23 3 Stronger U.S.China Ties Being Forged An American who has spent 36 years of his life among the Chinese people, Mr. Paul R. Josselyn who has arrived m Singapore to assume the post of American Consul-General, expressed confidence m a bright and united China m the years to come, m an244 words
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Article155 1946-04-23 3 Malayans In Britain Straits Times Corr., LONDON, Apr. 14—Engagements announced this week include those of I well-known Singapore doctor and of a member of the Malayan Civil Service. The doctor is Dr. N. A. Canton, Health Officer. Singapore Municipality, who is to marry Miss Kathleen Gibbons, a London radiographer. Dr.155 words
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Article53 1946-04-23 3 The Relief Committee of Johore Bahru is holding a Garden Fete m aid of the Johore Relief Fund In the grounds of the Istana fteuar, Johore Bahru. on Sunday from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Entrance fees of 50 cents for adults and 20 cents for children53 words
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57 1946-04-23 3 Straits Times Corr: PENANG, Apr. 21. Another tragedy, the second of its kind since the reocenpation, occurred m "C block of the General Hospital on Saturday evening when an elderly Chinese patient fell to his death from the third storey, a height of 90 feet.57 words
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Article306 1946-04-23 3 Eight Japs Face Atrocity Charges Eight Japanese, the alleged perpetrators of numerous atneities m a series of "spy cases' m the Andaman Islands between Oct. 10. 1943, and Aug. 19, 19i>, were produced for trial In Singapore's »:cond War Crimes Court yesteiday. Tortures, varying from the water" treatment and burning306 words
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Article170 1946-04-23 3 Charged with torturing two Indians residing near Port Blair, Andamans. m July 1945, Cpl. Shiroo Tsuruoka was sentenced to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment m the sixth Singapore War Crimes Court. It was stated m the course of hearing that accused had a grudge against one170 words
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Article69 1946-04-23 3 A Canadian. Alexandra William McPherson, of the tanker Sam Paget, who was alleged to have committed housebreaking at St. Andrew's Cathedral on the night of Apr. 18 and stolen a radio set and a gramophone, appeared before Mr. K.M. Byrne m the First District Court yesterday. After the69 words
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275 1946-04-23 3 To provide for adjustments of periods of limitation of legal actions, suits and other proceedings on account of the enemy 1 occupation of the territory comprised m the Malayan Union, a Bill has been introduced by the Union Government, called the Limitation (Enemy Occupation) Ordinance,275 words
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Article269 1946-04-23 3 Constable Said Tortured To Death Straits Times Corr: ALORI STAR. Apr. 19 The story of how a Malay Police constable during the Japanese regime, Omar bin Awang, was allegedly tortured to death by Kasatr.ro Ito and Grno OnuKl, formerly o* ihe Alor Star Kempeitai, was related before a crowded War269 words
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Article211 1946-04-23 3 Strain Times. Corr: LONDON, i Apr. 20.—Presiding at the annual general meeting of the Rubber Pan ations Investment Trust, Mr. H. J. Welch opened with a statement, which aroused great interest m city circles, saying: "Changes have been made m the geographical and 'product distribution of our211 words
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Article141 1946-04-23 3 Straits Times Corr: LONDON. Apr 20.—At the annual ceniral meeting of the United Serdanj (Sumatra) Rubber Plantations Ltd., Mr. Eric Miller, chairman, snid that Japanese records showtd that 3.700 acres out of the !?2.500 planted acres were felled ifor growing foodstuffs, md also 11.500 acres of141 words
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Article106 1946-04-23 3 Straits Times Corr: MALACCA, Apr. 21.—Two motor-car thefts involving European soldiers have been reported here. Ar. Austin car, belonging to a Chinese rubber dealer of Kampong Hulu, was driven away by European soldiers from Its parking place m Wolferstan Road. The car was later found overturned106 words
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Advertisement98 1946-04-23 3 DREDGE REPLACEMENTS Hadfields (W.A.) 1934 Limited Perth, West Australia All requirements attended to promptly. "OERLIKON" ELECTRODES 0. F. Company Pty., Limited Hobart, Tasmania. Any desired description Supplied AGENTS BRINKMANN <c CO. 15. GRANGE ROAD SINGAPORE. SILVIKRIN PRODUCTS MADE IN ENGLAND Shipment Arriving Shortly Dealers Can Book Their Requirement From THE98 words
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Advertisement832 1946-04-23 3 THE MALAYAN EX POWS AND INTERNEES. It Is proposed to hold a meeting of the Malayan Ex PoWs and Internees at 5 pjn. on Tuesday the 23rd April at the Adelpbl Roof Garden with the object of forming an Association to protect and prrmote their Interests All Interested are Invited832 words
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Advertisement354 1946-04-23 3 Rimless Classes by DAH SIM OPTICAL HOUSE 325 North Brid :r Road. S pore Proprietor— P S DZINO. O.D H APPT Last-day at I A Ml P m William Holdrn m "TEXAS" Tomorrow: "BLOOD O". III! H0" SEASIDE Last-nkht at 7 A- Ml pm. Harold I.lovd In "PROFKSSOa HtWABB" Tomorrow:354 words
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389 1946-04-23 4 Independent Labour Party's Resolutions SOUIHPORT Apr. 21.— The annual conference of the Independent Labour Party held here adoptod resolution* calling for the withdrawal of Britsh --idrr.inistrative personnel and armed forces from India ard insisting on the liberation of al' politic*! prisoners there. Speaking at theReuter - 389 words
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Article105 1946-04-23 4 About 3.000 Formosan and Korean civilian? were put aboard a Japanese cargo ship during the week-end for repatriation Amcng them were 600 women and about 50 children. Every one of the repatriates passed the "screening"' carried cut by the Security Service to discover possible war criminals. A105 words
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Article97 1946-04-23 4 Evacuation of Allied prteoners-of-war and internees, and of Japanese I prisoners-of-war from central and I e&siern Java will begin aa soon as possible. Units of the TRI. assisted by the Japanese, will be responsible for the move. Before leaving. Japanese formations will destroy arms and munitions97 words
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Article150 1946-04-23 4 Playing a vastly superior side, the Police were swamped at Jalan Becar Stadium yesterday when they met the Army at Rugby in aid of the Malayan Welfare Fund. The score at the end of the gams, played under ideal conditions, was 27 points (three goals,150 words
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60 1946-04-23 4 Penang Wants Better Trade Facilities Straits Times Corr: PENANG, Apr. 21.— The aim of local merchants to expedite the free port status of Penang was stressed today at the inauguration tea party held by the Penan? Importers and Exporters Association. Mr. Teh Boon Kong, presiding, pledged that the Association would60 words
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Article86 1946-04-23 4 Straps Times Corr: PENANG. Apr. 20.— Ruling that there was no case to meet, Lt. Col. Bellamy, presiding officer, in the Superior Court 3cquittPd and discharged both accused, Cheah Ah Kcat and Lim Sen Toh on a charge of abducting Teh Aik Seng, whose body was found in86 words
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207 1946-04-23 4 ACSEAMaking Big Drive For St. Dunstan's May 5 to May 11 Is to be "St. Dunstan's Week" throughout Air Command, South East Asia, when aU units of the Royal Air Force are to make a big effort to top the target figure of $10,000. This Is part of a special207 words
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380 1946-04-23 4 New ton Holds Lee In Thrilling Fight Fighting his most a.-mi s ive fight in the local ring, Bomber Newton held Teddy Lee, uneaten Navy boxer, to a draw over t<?n rounds at the Happy World stadium on Sunday night. The fight was the main event of the evpning, and380 words
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Article82 1946-04-23 4 Army T eam Wins Straits Times c\..r. S2GAMAT, Apr. 18. Before a crowd on the town padang \\<.:day, a combined Army XI gained a lucky one-nil victory over the B v.nat Sinn- Malays In a thrilling socct-r match. The civilians were unlucky to lose as they dominated the greats portion82 words
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495 1946-04-23 4 Perak Beat Penang After Late Recovery Straits Times Corr, PENANG, Apr. 22.— Perak completely upset calculations by defeating Penang by three wickets in the Interstate cricket match which concluded here this afternoon. After resuming play this morning on a crumbling wicket, prospects for Perak did not seem too bright when495 words
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Article111 1946-04-23 4 LONDON, Apr. 22.— Evidence of the huge crowds which may be expec.ed on Epsom's renowned downs when the Derby returns there on June 6 for the first time since the war can be gauged by bookings lor adjacent car and charabanc parking enclosures. Arrangements areReuter - 111 words
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Article106 1946-04-23 4 Ipoh's Dullest Easter On Record Straits Times Corr: IPOH, Apr. 22— The first post-war Easter in Ipoh was the dullest on record as far as holiday sports go. In the days goh' by, Ipoh used to have a lion's share of holiday sports, sportsmen and holidaymaker3 gathering here for the106 words
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Article93 1946-04-23 4 Thrilling all-in wrestling was again seen at the Great World arena on Saturday. The main heavyweight event between Stan Garside and Stoker Reynolds ended in the fourth round when both wrestlers knocked themselves out, the contest being adjudged a draw by the referee. Zombie, In making his second93 words
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Advertisement114 1946-04-23 4 MALAYAN RAILWAY Cancellation ot passenger train stops on Singapore Island Tar.glir.. Bukit Panjang and Kranjl have been closed ns passenger stations. Train No. 12 Up (8.0 p.m. night .•nail from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur) has ceased to stop at Bukit Timah. Starting on Monday, 22nd April 1946. Train Nc. 100114 words
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Advertisement39 1946-04-23 4 Hj Something hH musical KjpH INSTRUMENTS JRI^ju of every description GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO PIANO-ACCORDEON Drum Outfit spares SAXOPHONE TRUMPET Clarinet Flute Mandolin** Guitar Violin Ukulele Radio Radiogram KELLER PIANO CO., F. E. M. S. No. 2, Orchard Road, SINGAPORE.39 words
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Advertisement427 1946-04-23 4 ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE SMOKE HOUSE INN CAMERON HIGHLANDS that famous hostelry adjoining the golf course--5000 ft. above worry trouble— 25 degrees cooler— 2 hrs up from the plains. Th? proprietors take pleasure in announcing the re-op^nmg on the 25th April. For rrs -rvations, Apply SMOKE HOUSE INN, TAN427 words
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Miscellaneous254 1946-04-23 4 SINGAPORE RADIO RED NETWORK Irntn oood to 2 p.m. and 6 30 to II pm on 225 metres from noon to 2 p.m. on 4.825 mcs/sec. in 61 metre band and from 7.45 to 9.30 p.m. on 478 msc/sec In Cl metre band Chinese noon to 1.15 pm (news In254 words
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