The Straits Times, 27 October 1946

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    18 1 The Straits Times LARGEST NETT SALE IN MALAYA No. 587. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1946. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    ROYAL PALACE ROBBED
    319 1 Expert gang behind £125, 000 thefts LONDON, Sat. lEWEL thieves climaxed ten days of daring robberies involving almost £125,000 by breaking into St. James' Palace, one of the homes of the British Royal Family, in spite of a day and night guard by armed sentries of the
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    HELL-CASES BECOME TAHKAR3S
    64 1 HELL-CASES BECOME TAHKAR3S i ...in r of 11.-vonport ir,l iliiv.ni 300 pe*ple :ses i-.ittU' of Britain •I Urn ir.\ is.on of Europe--i'iJs. Ira-sets, ash <r*i! many nthrr dnmotfc Department i- nt to mt-ii and i who. otherwise. uou!d k «ut of a j >h 100 iru la art beinß i-a«h
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    Hunt for gem for Mac Donald
    104 1 Hunt for gem for Mac Donald Sunday liny% orr. >ponden; y TIP i Mai'biui^i .ir hij Rut P i I'lH-d h>• roduce a ird. B horn ich a bi bo .1 Mr. Ma'-Conald is knowr. tor of in must, .in m up t' ndaid .Mty. He has been 1< ok
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    U.S. PROTEST TO SOVIET
    22 1 tin. Sat Thr Unit. i Russia on the mas? removals ol nan skilled technicians from iRI I UP.
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    ALLEGED REVOLT PLOT IN ITALY
    57 1 Milan. Sat. 26. rALIAN political police, acting on orders from Rome, raided i he general headquarters of the Resistance Movement (Movimento Resittenxa Partigianai in Milan 1 rind arrested 16 of the organization's leader.', it was announced today Thr amsted leaders were charged with plotting revolutionary
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    Monty wants civvy jobs guaranteed
    83 1 Edinburgh. Sat. Fiold Marshal Montgcmtry. Chief of the Im-i>e-'al General Staff, advocated :cday a guarantee of future civilian employment »or men who volunteer for peacetime lerriee in the British Army as a means to boost enlistment which be said, was "not so good." Britain is
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    PREMIER GOING HOME
    40 1 PREMIER GOING HOME fc-'T-y Pasha, the fcg}pUan I'.ime Minister, who has been in London for talks with the Foreign Secretary, Mr. F.rnest Bevin. in connection with the new Auglo-Esryptian treaty, has left for Cairo on the completion of the discussions
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    MUSLIM MINISTERS SWORN IN
    39 1 New Delhi, Sat. Four Muslim League members of the Indian Interim Government— Liaquat Ali Khan. IChundrigar, Abdur Rab Nishtar and Ghazanfar Ali Khan— were sworn in at the house of truViceroy, Lord Wavell, this morning.—Reuter.
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    Ex-Internee to hunt for British Zoos
    114 1 London. Sat. 70->ear old hunter is returning to Malaya and the Netherlands Indies at the end of the month to biing batk fuvther stock for London, Bristol, Edinburgh and Dublin soos. He has made between lit or 50 similar -'expeditions" since 1900. The hunter
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    ENGLAND SCORES 506 FOR FIVE
    50 1 Vr the close of play yesterday, the second day, England had .'cored 506 for five wic|:ets in the r tuur-day match against touth Australia at Adelaide. A lull account of yesterday s play by Bill Bowes, the Yorkshire and England player, is in Page eleven.
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    ANTUNG CAPTURED
    54 1 SHANGHAI, Sat. GEN. Tv Yu-ming-s Americantrained am* t quipped 52nd and 6th National armies last night captured Antung, Manchurian port near the Korean border, according to Peking d?spaUh:s iv.st received The city was taken without a fight and the Communists are now retreating towards Chian, 150 miles to
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    Food difficulties for another year
    128 1 BEVIN SAYS LONDON. Sat. FE PoniH Secretary. Mr. Ernest B.vin. told r meeting ;ot coiutitu nti that irortd food problems would c^.hnuo to Le difficult for at least another year Had it not been fur world drought, he said. Britain might have boon able to
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    FOOD COUNCIL'S WORK TO GO ON
    66 1 WASHINGTON. Sa; MEMBER nations of the International Emergency Food Council have agreed unanimousy noi. in biUteral or barter food ■>!>■■ Will which ■vould interfere with the Council's efforts to feed tbe ftungry areas of the world The r s >lution said that all nai
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    SIC DRIVE AGAINST SMALLPOX
    104 1 SIC DRIVE AGAINST SMALLPOX Suitday limes Correspondent Kuala Lunipur. Sal. roLLOWING an alarming in- crrase in reports of cases of smallpox in Northern Malaya the health authorities have mobilised all available assistance to combat an epidemic. A total of 315 rases, including S"> deaths, has been reported for the urek
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    MOUNTBATTEN'S DAUGHTER MARRIES PEER
    200 1 RCMSEY. Hants.. Sat. IN the lovely 1,000-year-old Romsey Abbey the Hon. Patricia Mountbattcn. daughter of Admiral Lord and Lady Mountbatten, was today married by the Archbishop of Canterbury to Capt. Lord Erabourne of the Coldstream Guards in the presence of the King and Queen and members
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    $200,000 FOR PADI PLANTERS
    186 1 Sunday Times Correspondent ALOR STAR, Sat. THE Kedah Government has approved the distribution of $200,000 in prizes to padi cultivators. This prize Bchemi 1 together with the higher padi prices to be paid by the Government (they are reported to have been approved by the Malayan
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    CEYI ON HAS THREE DAYS' RICE
    69 1 COLOMBO. Sar DRESENT rice stccks of C3ylon vill last or.h three days, but shipments of 18.000 tons exp:cted in a few days will ensure requirements till the end of November, it was announced today Flour stocks are low. and although consignments from Australia are
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    Indian woman's speech causes UNO sensation
    187 1 Indian woman's speech causes UNO sensation Flushing, New York, Sat. INDIA'S chief delegate to the United Nations Assembly. Mrs. V. L. Pandit, today demanded on behalf or India positions on the Security and Trusteeship Councils, as w:ll M an adequate share in the administration of the United Nations. She attacked
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    Bus strike after new Calcutta violence
    205 1 CALCUTTA. Sat. TIGHT thousand busnun. L and 1,000 taxi-drr. carried out their threat t i strike unless the Bengal Ci ernment gave "concrete surances" of their protet after many transport wtckafi had been hurt in the ntv. wave of disorder in Calcutta, which was
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    PICTURES OF DEAD NAZIS, NOT PRINTED
    86 1 LONDON, Sat ALL London s daily newspape: complied with th- Govern ment request not to publish photographs of the dead Na 1 war criminals at Nurcmburg Tne Times' Now York correspondent said that people ther. expressed their "disgust :ind in dignation in the streets."
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    MORRISON ON THE PROFIT MOTIVE
    87 1 BIRMINGHAM. Sat. THE Labour Government was no. out to abolish the profit motive but was determined to make work for the people and not for <\ few. declared Mr. Ferbert Morn■on, Lord President of the Council, at Labour m?ctir.? here today. On the question of
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    SPOTLIGHT On MALA YA AND MALAYANS
    1918 2 SPOTLIGHT On MALA YA AND MALAYANS CLIFFORD PEER TURNS HIS ANK of the oldest European residents of Malaya must ainly be Mr. Harry Gild, who at the age of 72 and after three and a half ■8 internment, is bacK ir. business again in Sinani( to Malaya 46 after an
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      353 2 r\ n r\ir\ lurnr Sunday service relayed from a Pres- 1 9.00 p.m. Calling all sportsmen; 930 KADIVj NnLAYA byterlan church In Singapore: 6.30 p.m. Music paiade; 10.15 p.m. Tvo c P-in- News: (.45 p.m. The Masquera- guitars and a piano: 10.30 pjn. R~do Singapore ders; 8.15 p.m. Programme summary;
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    RAES SEE VICTORY
    40 3 RAES SEE VICTORY I il :i- air> in l.ondun lor PMMMM talis r^ffn'ly \i-tfd Por^f mouth a.s thr or the Knval Naw and >t .ihnaid Nelson's flagship ard «Im> I II M I Van-uard l.ritaus s •1 v I S.ittlrslnn
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    CHANNEL STEAMER HAS RADAR
    38 3 DI MBARTON < i"A steam lie South m Railway was I I".mbaroi. S: Ilk BJM-tca oi-bun-r after ?n :.c"pd prim > the Citnn*! 1 nd S-v will b? i^u p'-?c iodawith a speed of about 20
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    FILIPINO PARTY
    86 3 MR Arturo Tanco and Mr. V. 111 Concepcion. representatives ol the Filipino Republic on the new R-je Sub-Comrmttee of the International Emergency Food Cour.cil in Washington, entertained members ol the Singapore Filipiro community at a dinner held at the Great World, last night. Amongst those present was the
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    TRIBUTE TO ACS, BOYS WHO AIDED INTERNEES
    79 3 A 'IRIBUTE to old beys jf the 1 Anglo-Chinesa Sch:ol w'ro had risked their lives during th j occupation by sending help 10 civilian internees, was made by Mr. T. W. Hineii, principal of the school, at an "at home piven by old
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    30 000 SIGN CABLE TO TRUMAN
    348 3 30 000 SIGN CABLE TO TRUMAN Quit China plea Sunday Times Reporter k ABLh to be sent to President Truman by the Singapore Chinese Federation for Peace and Democracy in China, asking him to withdraw American r ?es from China, has been signed by more than 30,000. This number includes
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    NEW DOCK STRIKE TALKS TODAY
    196 3 Sunday Times Correspondent I LTHOUGH representatives of the 6,000 dock workers now n on -trike failed to keep their "appointnv-i.i" with Mr. H. Batten, Chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board, yesterday afternoon, they have ?ent a message expressing their tain to hold discussions with the
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    NEW TOWN FOR SCOTLAND
    67 3 LANARK. Sat. THE fist step for the establishment ot Scotland's first new tov/n und?r the New Towns Act was taken by th? publication today by t: c Secretary of State Tor Scotland of a dra.t ranon dtsignatin? its site at Ea>t Kilbride. Lanarkshire Covrrinv 10.700 acres
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    WD CLERKS TO FORM UNION
    78 3 FE Singapore War Department Civilian Staff Association i 3 seeking registration as a trade un'on. At a meeting of the Associat on rec ntly. the Trade Union Adviser. Singapore. Mr. S. P. Garrett gave an address, in which he promised all help to the Association
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    CUBAN REVOLT CRUSHED
    45 3 HAVANA; CUBA, Sat. AN abortive revolt against tho Cuban Government of President Ramon Qrau San Martin was crushed at dawn today by the army and police, armed wUh machine guns, who arrested 30 consp.rators in Havana and Pinar Del Rio provinces —UP.
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    Fake tickets to India and China
    269 3 und;n Times Correspondent PENANG, Sat. TAKE passage tickets to India and China are pro- .Jing Penang'.s waterfront touts with a new and profitable racket. Alter months of weary waiting and trying to get permits, passports and tickets, disappointed passage hunters prove fair game .or
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    NO 1 U.S. HOUSEWIFE
    33 3 NO 1 U.S. HOUSEWIFE Mrs Virsina Wade, of Ruanoke, Virginia, has been chosen by A B.C. Radio of Ameii?a as the "tynical American housewife" and is now in London to meet RritKh housewives.
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    New buildings for Killearn organization
    84 3 |JEW buildings to house the Far 11 Eastern Broadcasting Division permar.cntly and members of Lord KiH^arn's organisation temporally, iro planned at the junction of Thomson ard Braddell Roads, Singapore, and tenders are being invited. The plans provide lor a mai:i residence for the Far Eastern
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    IS SPORE BASE FOR N.I. REDS?
    238 3 Sunday Times Correspondent MELBOURNE, Sit. OINGAPORE— and not, as popularly believed by Urn Hollanders, Sydney-is the Com muni v( baso through which the Indonesian Communists contact Moscow, according to Graham Jenkins, correspondent in Indonesia of the Melbourne Argus. "Orders and information are relayed to
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    Tribute to unity of S'porelndians
    176 3 Tribute to unity of S'porelndians A TRIBUTE tQ the goca rela tionship and understanding existing among the Hindu. Mosl'm and other Indian communities in Singapore was paid by Mr. S. K. Chettur. Representative o'. th:Government of India, yesterday at a party given in honour of Mr. K. Jagathesan. the Ag>?nt
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    ROOSEVELT STATUE FOR LONDON
    58 3 London, Sat. A JOINT select committee has ;'.iven unanimous approval to the House of Commons to pass a Bill to erect a statue of the late President Roosevelt in Grcsvenor Square. The Minister o[ Works. Mr. Georga Tomllnson, said that a £40,000 memorial fund would rr.«
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      138 3 Look what IVe got, I dv Maurier again!' ~*> jdr& '*B^m Ctt iilSt '<L- > YouVe been patient a lon«» time. Ilere"8 your *^m reward dv Maurier are back. Remember how they used lo delight \ow in the good <>M <la>*? Wm**^ Well, here they are again to give you
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    WILL WINDSORS GO TO AUSTRALIA?
    997 4  -  Bob Gilmore Air mail letter from MELBOURNE. Oct. 17. AUSTRALIAN newsA papers' silly season M th" flection and the ng of the new parliament is responsible fur a new spate ti Sunday pap»-r ilation on who will sueDuke of GloucesGeneral; iundaj sheets*. raph and the
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    THE UNLUCKY OCEAN QUEEN
    396 4 THE UNL UCKY OCEAN QUEEN OHE cost £10,000,000 to v build. She v»«s a floating city. She had a daily newspaper, a great oval dance floor, a 100-foot swimming pool, a cinema for 350 people, a shooting range, a garage for 100 cars, dog kennels, a canine swimming pool. Now
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    Nuremberg "Babel" Team
    141 4 Nuremberg "Babel" Team 'THE man who produced ordei and understanding out oi the chaos of Babel ac the Nuremberg trials is now in London, with all his apparatus. He is Col. Dos'art, languages expert and interpreter extraordinary, by whose contrivance the trials were conducted m English. French, Russian and German
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    Roadster of the sky
    414 4 DRITAIWB "flying motor car." the Chrislea Ace. a fourseat air runabout vhich will cruise for nearly 300 miles at 110 m.p.h., using only one eallon of petrol every 20 miles, is now under flight test at the aerodrome at Heston, in Middlesex. She comes closer to
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    World's top secret is a microbe
    711 4  - World's top secret is a microbe JOHN LANGDONDAVIES WEAPON THAT MAY OUST A-Humß By MORE deadly possibilities than the atom bomb now threatened mankind. All that, has hitherto been allowed out on the subject have been vajyue hints from Sir John Anderson and others. Now we have the American statement
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    NEW SURVEY OF SARAWAK RESOURCES
    418 5 NEW SURVEY OF SARAWAK RESOURCES Governor's task Sunday Times Reporter ANK of the first tasks of the new Governor of Sara- wak, Sir Charles Arden Clarke, after his installation at Kuching on Tuesday, will be to set into motion a survey of the new Colony's resources, including its oilfields, to
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    MORE MAQSTRATES
    43 5 To relieve ti-.e congrstion in Singapore d District and Police the Governoi ot Sirga■jorc has appointed Mr A W D DF.C MCS. to br an assistant District Judg-- and Lftstrate ?nd Mr T E. ri< iith to bo a Poii \> ma:
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    PUBS IN SPORE MAY DOUBLE
    299 5 Suuria\ Times Reporter is ipMc ot the shortage <>f beer and spin!*. Singapore may haw in the New Year if the Licensing Justices allow i! —nearly twice as many 'pubs as ihere were before th» w:n. The number of licensed houses today is already fifty
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    CHINESE THANK KEDAH POLICE
    83 5 Sunda> rtioea (oi •es^ui.Jt ni A!or si It, >ji A deputation of Chinese farnv .> have travelled from central Kedah to Alor Si*r, and this morning thr* railed at the Police head quarter, to exp.'ss th.ii rratiiodc for the airest of a gangster who had be,-ii
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    Tribute To College Principal
    138 5 Tribute To College Principal WAKM iritu'rs w-tp paid to D: O V Allen', MfTieti as pal ol th" King Edward VII iidni a- the M?di- l'n.o;i term rial staff Itaiea'a d::!:v on rriday nigh? D tlao congraiul- aled by atudcnii and staff o n th> M.B.E. conleirod on h:m andlhf
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    SERLMBAN RENT BOARD CASE
    77 5 Sunday Tines vrrcsponder t Sffmoau. Sal TWO we.mv"! appeared before the Serrmoan Rent Assessment Board meeting on Friday. Or.r i.?m. Mrs ig Thye. sred a.v application by Mrs. K Van WeiiuiKen lor leave to her from portion of a bungalow i)i Rus^lr Ffoad Board granted Mrs
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    HEWS SESSION IN SCHOOLS
    142 5 Sunday limes f urrespundeui KUALA LUMPUR, Sai CETTING an example. Ba'u RoaO f 3' h J J n Kuala Lumper. feeder' school of thr Vu O'\ Institution, ha? introduc a a news period in i\s evnicUaiUii A ten-minute talk on lcx-ai and world events is given
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    DUTCH STOP PENANG SHIPS
    87 5 Sunday limes urrespoudeut PENANG. Sat FOLLOWING 'he ln'fiT^piion by r Dutcii patrol boats of two' riding vesseLs from Penang the Importers and Exporters Association Js lodging a strong piotes' with the Dutch Consul in Penang Tho protest points out that considerable lo&s ha* been incurred by
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    127 5 THE weddirg took place yesterday at St Joseph's Ch-u-'h. Singapore, of Miss Clara Pereiia and Mr. Adrain Oliveiro. 1 Tie bride, who was given away by her brother, wore a beauniu' gown of white taflet'i with a lengthy train. She carried a jheaf of heather and Jadiohs and
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    JAVA GIRL GIVES PIANO RECITAL
    72 5 THE II jaar aft Java-born i Chinese Mi.ss Lee San San «»ave another piano recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall last mgiit. Included in the programme were three of Mis.; Lee's own compositions, a Chinese serenade operetta and two parts of an onerctta sh? has
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    Singapore-made Haggis for Scots
    342 5 Singapore-made Haggis for Scots Sunday Times Reporter THE popular myth that the haggis can not stand up to the Singapore climate, but expires of an ague before bei.ig dirked in its burrow, will be finally exploded it Raffles Hotel. Singapore, on Nov. 29. when haggis will be included on the
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    IN THE NEWS
    38 5 IN THE NEWS fart or the premises of thi K nee Fatt Chinese Schooi m Singapore, which the Oriental Telephone and Electric Co. Ltd.. want to acquire bat which the school trustees do not want to give an
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    LIGHTER GUNS ARE BANNED
    187 5 Sunday Times Reporter C.I.D. chiefs discovered this week that a |M v* flint lighter which looks just like a lethal pistol if being imported into Singapore, so they have asked the Imports Department to stop all further deliveries until there is less armed gang robbery. They
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    Overcharged $lf Chinese Fined $600
    146 5 Overcharged $l f Chinese Fined $600 A ELTOP to the Food Control Department on special du?'cs. gave evidence yesterday in the Siiigaipore Second District Court, against a 28-year-old Chinese. Tan Bin Chuan. who sold her a j tin of cigare'te.s for $2 ins.cad ot the controlled pi ice of SI.
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    THE BOHEMIANS"
    63 5 DACK in Singapore aguin after an extensiv? tour of Hop" Kong and the Malayan Un on "The Bohemians' conceit puny gavp a sho" "t th? Unio n Ja^/c Club last night. The Boa. .:i.<tns ar^ familiar tc troops here, havins given over 60 performance under E.N.S A j
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    Phone Co Wants School Site
    308 5 Phone Co Wants School Site Sunday Times Reporter THE Oriental -Telephone an.i Electric Co.. Ltd.. is seeking permission to acqun. th~ grounds and premises ol Khee Fatt Chinese School Mi Hill Street, (which were bombed out during the batt of Singapore). The matter came up belore Mr. H. E. Kingdon
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    The SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE. OCTOBER 27, 1946. Compensation
    611 6 The SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE. OCTOBER 27, 1946. Compensation IT is clear from the announce- ment 01 the formation ol a joint Malayan committee on wat damage compensation representative of the main industries and commerce and all communities—that a new effort is to be made to speed-up the Malayan Governments' handling
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    NEW TENANTS MOVE INTO IMPERIAL DELHI
    1476 6  - NEW TENANTS MOVE INTO IMPERIAL DELHI RALPH IZZARD -By- NEW DELHI. EVERYWHERE one sees the spotless white tunics and perky Gandhi caps of Congressmen; the twinklingmatchstick legs clad in skin-tight cotton jodhpurs. The new tenants of Imperial Delhi- are here, and they arc very much here to stay. They swarm
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    QUAKER TEACH JAP PRINCE
    73 6 QUAKER TEACH JAP PRINCE \/|RS Elwabeth Vlraiiu, of L Philadelphia, has arrived in Yokohama to take up her duties as tutor to Crown Prince Akihito. Mrs. Vining. who b. liriigs tr> 'i.ciety cf riv was chosen by the Emperor Horn a hst of cand.Jjtc- •> :'jmitted by the Aiit^i.ian •Mutation
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    New myth is "the stab from above"
    846 6  - New myth is "the stab from above" Lord Vansittart REPLY TO THE GERMAN GENERALS by The attitude of Germany 's military leaders to their defeat in the war has been interpreted in a series of articles in The Sunday Times by Captain Liddell Hart, the famous military commentator. This series
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    $500,000 DREDGING PLAN FOR RIVER
    516 7 $500,000 DREDGING PLAN FOR RIVER Removing Silt Sunday Times Reporter NEARLY half a million dollars will be spent by the Singapore Government in the next few months in dredging the Singapore River, one of the island's most important trade arteries. This figure also includes the cost of dredging operations in
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    7100 MISSING IN SINGAPORE
    341 7 Sunday Times Reporter ALTHOIXUI the number of Singapore citizens found M mining after World War 11 must l>e well within the i fi ;ure m;ak. the number reported to the Missing Persons* liureau run by the IKpartmcnt of Social Welfare, up to the nd <•( la-t
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    BIGGEST COAL SHIPMENT
    50 7 Singapore's biggest importation of coal- 8.725 tons- is expected to arrive by the Fort Senneville tomorrow. The vessel will anchor in the roads. The Empire Prospero, which brought 7,500 tons of coal from Calcutta ten days ago, is at present unloading her cargo at the main anchorage.
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    Penang to have police school
    219 7 Sunday Times Correspondent. PENANG Sat IN order to increase th e present strength of Penang's police force a new training centre will shortly be established in Butterwortti for police recruits from Penang and Province Wellesley, it is understood A batch of 20 trainees arr.ved here
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    CAR LIGHTS AWAIT OWNERS
    176 7 CAR LIGHTS AWAIT OWNERS Sunday Times Reporter rRTY -THREE motor-car, lorry and Jeep head and side lamps are lying at the Central Police Station in Singapore, awaiting identification by their owners. The lamps were discovered in a second-hand dealer's shop in the Sungei Road area on Friday night following the
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    Man Dies After Toddy Shop Brawl
    148 7 THE sequel t3 a brawl in frcnt ot a toddy-shop was heard in the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday when Mr. W G Porter held an inquest into the death of Oswa'd de Cruz, a Euiusian. who was struck on the heaa with a stick.
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    FIRE DESTROYS SMOKEHOUSE
    86 7 Sunday Times Reporter PENANO, Sat. RAGING fcr almost one hour, a big fire razed the smokehouse of a rubber factory at 7th milestone Batu Üban on Thursday afternoon. Three engines of the F.re Brigade rushed to the scene and, as there was no hydrant within a reasonable
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    CLEARING SPORE RIVER OF SILT
    43 7 A steam dredge working in Singapore river removing silt that has accumulated oier toe last four years to i~en-.it the river more navigable for the hundreds of tr*ft h:< li handle a large pruporl. n of Singapore's trade
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    SIGNED STATEMENT NOT ADMISSIBLE
    399 7 CORRUPTION TRIAL AFTER V. C. B. Menon had repudiated the signed statement he made to Capt. Swindells of the Army Special Investigation Branch at his continued trial in the Singapore District Court yesterday, the judge, Mr. Tan Thoon Lip, ruled that the statement was not admissible,
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    NEW HOMES FOR STRAY DOGS
    345 7 Sunday Times Reporter SO low has the dog population in Singapore dropped since 1941 and so high the burglary records) that the humblest mongrel has become an asset and the efficient watch dog a treasure. official dog shooters, who formerly combed the town for strays
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    BOY DROWNED IN POND
    58 7 Sunday lim?s Correspondeut Malacca. Sat. rE body of a twelve-year-old Chinese schoolboy was recovered from a pond in Ba chanr Road yestetday. It is believed that the boy stayed away from school, and was drowned while swimming in the pond. He was a nephew of toe
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    152 YEARS 'TOMORROW!
    56 7 1 52 YEARS 'TOMORROW! Tungku VahKo.a. kmt >• of Johore, celebrates his 52nd birthday tomorrow. There is to be an "At Home' 1 at his residence at Istana Bukit Stulane. Juhore Bahru, tomorrow afternoon. At various times since 1931, Tangku Mahko^n has acted as Recent of Johore in the absenc«
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    CLOTH RACKETEERS RUSH TO SELL
    78 7 Sunday Times Corrtspondetn PENANG, Sat THE news that the Government may short'.y be releasing half a million yards of khaki dr. ll fof open sale in Penang has sent black marketeers scrambling to dispose of thei T stocks. Although not offic ally confirmed, it is
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    Officer tells of assault
    199 7 CAPT. G. E. T. FriMu-is, lorrr.er supcrintindoiit .>! the Outram Ro.H Gaol. d»- cribod in the First Polic Court yesterday, how hv uv.assaulted by about l.~> h gans in DMMT BmmL Hi the hooligans gr;tbl»«<l him by the arms and legs, and mbb?d him of his
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    PENANG POPPY DAY COMMITTEE
    44 7 Sunday limes rnrr'smmdt'M PENANCi At a meeting held at the I Turf Club. Mr. Khco San Fwe v os elect?d cha rrra- 1 of the Penan* Poppy Cay Committee for this yenr Tw NnOWV s <r~tarifwere f lc ted, art
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      617 8 111 1 1 |T Ci Si DOES it pay to play the beat bridge? Thr« answer alas! is: Not always! Consider this hand held— and played by M Harrison Gray. ids the greatest certainly the most consistent. British tournament player and Editor or the new Contract Bridge Journal. Gray sat
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      137 8 FIGURE FUN A MAD mathematician devLsEd th's problem in an idle moment: Before he departed for the sanatorium, he revealed the following information to reporters who interviewed him. "This is a problem in addition. Fach letter represents a number. All the digits from 0 to 9 have been used." POST
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      515 8 THE world has recently been 1 paring tribute to Christopher Columbus. So. today's Quit is concerned. approoriatrly. with o'umbusrs and othci "hi-h fs" that ha ?e won fame in various ways. 1 Columbus is the capital ol 2. Colombo is tr-e capital of 9 3 The capital of Colombia ll
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    LADY GIMSON GOES ROUND SHOPS
    908 9  - LADY GIMSON GOES ROUND SHOPS Jean Caye By SumUy Times Women's Corresponden (limson, V of the Governor, Franklin (iimson, -pent her first morning in Singapore looking nmrH the shops. She bought a ?';>lav textbook and she intends to start lfx'i'p" the Innme that she was msfd to see so many
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    "Desert Rats" In Tanglin
    393 9 From A Correspondent rE 20 officers of the Eighth Army who last week celebrated the anniversary of the Battle of El Alamein at the Tanglin Mess and later at the Tanglin Club made every effort to recapture the colourful atmosphere of the desert army which beat
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    CHOOSING A CAREER
    473 9 -By Sh Ud a child of eight years of agi be allowed to decide a careeT »jr herself? My little girl has one ambition—to go on the films. It is not a passing fancy. She has hnd it for more than a year. Should I send her
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    31 9 This sunshine mousselinc-de-soir gown featuring one volu -Inous sleeve and one bare shoulder can be worn for evening ov dinner. The wrist band and belt are finely embroidered in coloured eabouchons.
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    Ribbons replace flowers
    259 9 Ribbons replace flowers Sunday Times Correspondent MELBOURNE, Oct 15. TLORAL hats will be in the •ninority this Australian summer The new season's bonnet is mainly trimmed with tafT.t- ribbons, draped th: :roni and massed :n'o bum bos at one sic?c. Ribbons are strip* d. spotted or plain on hat.- of
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    IRMEN AND RECS DRAW 1-1
    311 10 I S.K.i 1 %»\< urtd at Ja':«.T Bcsar Stadium yesterday Hhm I* \1 (St'loi ir) and the Singapore Recreation I ;i goal each i.i a first-round tic in the Victory ip i >ifip«'tilion. rtunitieg andard .itioiis. While the Airmen took tho Roe* turned out with
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    Today's Cup Soccer Tie
    73 10 t I.t'SKA and Naval Base /V Dockyard meet in the Victory cup competition at Jalan Besar Stadium this afternoon, i have shown good form in recent matches played at the stadium, hot will have to be at Ihtir he.i to beat the Oo^-k. \t!-.i> i i
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    Malays Win K.L. Final
    107 10 Sunday Tmes Reporter Kuala Lumpur. Sat. TWO goals scored within the 'ast five mnr.ites of the game enabled the Selangor Malays 'B team to defeat the TP.C^. "B team in the final of the Junior knockout football competition played on the T.P.C.A. grouno this evening. The
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    SEGAMAT HOCKEY
    33 10 Sunday Times Reporter SEGAMAT Sat %/|EETING th? G.ES on the school pbdan<r ovci the weekend. UN S^gamat Spor»^ Club hockey team ■cored a close uctory b" the odd goal in five
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    SIX-NIL SOCCER WIN FOR J.B.
    94 10 Sunday Times Reporter SEGA MAT. Sat lOHORE BAH.iI beat Segamat sknil when ihc two sides met et oorcer at Johorc Bahru over the weekend. Segamat v ere unfortunate to ia»o one of their bac!*s a lew minu'e; Iron: the start and played with inly ten
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    66 10 Iricndly Badminton maKli of four singles and one doubles will be layed at th<* heppy WorlJ Coverea Stadium between the Mayflower an-J the Maxfli BP. at 10 a.m. today: The following will renrescnt ihe —We Uvon Hai. I Llat 8eal» Yedl- Khrrn. Tan Gujd Hong. L.r.i Joon bhu.
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    Singapore Eurasians
    65 10 This is barlic (Iron-man > Puckrtt. formor Victorian, wlio took ffitv t English wickets for 126 in 37. 5 overs for West Australia. Clarrie (.rimmett. former Test crk-keter. says Putkett "is a real ti<rr for work and if he were in the eastern States he might play for
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    Spencer Rides 3 Winners At Ipoh
    435 10 MinJay Time* itenorter IPOH, Sat SPENCER vac the most succeskljl jockey at today's races, riding the winners in the second, third and fourtn races anci being concerned in a dead-h<-at for first in tho fUth. The goln<» was good and there was a large
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    Reminiscences At Adelaide Oval
    686 10  -  Bill Bowes From ADELAIDE, Saturday. A WALK to the Adelaide Oval is one that has always delighted me and as I walked down by the Governor's Residence over the city bridge, with a view as good as any on the reaches of the Thames. I thought
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    PENANG CHINESE PLAN SPORE TOUR
    428 10 PENANG CHINESE PLAN SPORE TOUR Sunday Times Reporter PENAN<;. S:.t. WHILE the position in Penang is still obscure as regard, official inter-State fixtures this season for hockey and rugger, the local sporting bodies are not allowing the grass to grow under their feet in this respect. The Chinese Recreation Club
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    THIRD TEST 7 3 BE BROADCAST
    101 10 MELBOURNE. Sat ITHE third Test match startirg a' Melbourne on Jan. 1 will bs Dro"di > ast. accordinß to Dr R 1.. Norton. Presdent of the Vic'cri'n Cricket Asscciatior stated the deadlock with the b'oadcasi ing companies l^as be""i overcome by «rrang'ment.s cov.^ii irq
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    ENGLAND SCORE 506 FOR FIVE
    1029 11  -  Bill Bowes Wally Hammond Out For Nine From ADELAIDE, Sat. rE England batsmen, consolidating the start given by llutton and Washbrook, have to-day increased their total to 506 for five against South Australia at Adelaide Oval. The batting, though never brilliant, has shown cold, workmanlike
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    21 11 Voce missed in the slips by Barras off Fuckett in the match between Western Australia and the M.C-C.
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    Edrich Not Fancied As Bowler
    143 11 Edrich Not Fancied As Bowler M I- SKY. Sat W. J i fiirmi r Auslr.-.-Tan T< -t howler, writing in th<- Mo-. -.in* Herald. mm I do not agree \»i<h th«- English attack and thf In: Idit-t- "ir> <>f Kd'idi and I h en's methods of hotline wei«h heavily against
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    AMAN BEATEN
    21 11  -  Nrtv Uii'i.ims I rom Melbourne Sit. TIGER AMAN vas ba-<n on p lr.U 12 r. und= at Melbourne I
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    GIMBLETT FIT
    74 11 LONDON. Sat. HAROLD Gimblett. Somerset and England cricketer, is now fit again after his appendicitis operation and will be ready to leave for India '.arly next week. .Since Gimblett replied accepting V. M. Merchant's cabled offer of a winter coaching engagement under the Indian Cricket Board of Control,
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    78 11 'THE second match in the SRC. A seven-a-side hockey tournament will be played on the Club ground tomorrow between teams captained by .R. H. Barth and H. Hoeden. In? teams are: Teaa 2: R. H. Barth icapt.) I. Mendes. D. Ross. O. Campbell, C. B. Von Hagt T.
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    CLUB WERE NOT UP TO STANDARD
    306 11 ENTERPRISING work by forwards enabled Singapore Li District to beat the S.C.C. by eight points (goal and try) to nil when they met on the Padang yesterday. Two games a week for three weeks in succession took their inevitable toll of the S.C.C. players.
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    OLD BOYS HOCKEY XI v SELETAR
    93 11 THE following will represent the St. Andrews Old Boys 1 Association Ist XI against the RAF. 'Seletan in a hockey, match to be played at Seletar! on Tuesday, October 29. 1946: C Schubert: R. Hoffman. M. Mwdder: V. Vanderputt, H. Lclali. G. La Brooy:
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    96 11 M.C.C.— IST. INNINGS Mutton c it b Dooland 136 Washbrook c Enclefteld b O'Neill US Edrich ni Eng-leneld b Dooland 71 Compton c O'Neill b Mann *1 Hammond st Enftiefirld b Dooiand 9 Yardley not out M Ikin not oat I* Extra* 17 Total (far S wkta) Byes 6.
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    469 11 Chelsea Beat Arsenal 2 f London. Sat. /*OCD attendances were aguin a fea|j ture of today's Le&gue games. Crowds of 60,000 saw the Chelsea-Ar-senal and Newcastle -Manchester City games while 50,000 turned up to see Manchester United go down to Sunderland for whom Whlttum score all three goals. Bolton held
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    82 11 COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Cheshire 6, Durham 5, Cornwall 6 Oomewet IS, Devon S. Gloucestershire 3. Northumberland 30, Cumberland 8 LANCASHIRE COT FINAL BfUevue Rangers 3. Wigan 9. KUOBY LEAGUE Batlejr 27, Salford 11, Bradford Northern 24, Hull 14, Featherstone Roverg 2, Dew»bury 6, Huddersfleld 33 BramJey 5, KeighJy 12.
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    155 12 Thi« new Miles "Aerovan' freight -carrier aircraft was used to take a new ear from the factory in Britain to Guernsey in the Channel Islands Delivery from the factor to the owner took four hours. Aww/e: This 10-foot high. 4i.(KK) lb statue uf a kneeling
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