Malaya Tribune, 22 May 1946

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    34 1 The Malaya Tribune Tl,e Newspaper tf The People Of Malay* 'Phone Nos:—Editorial 5811 Advertising, Circulation Accounts 5812 IGlir PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, May 22, 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS The Malaya Tribune Wednesday, May 22, 1946
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    UNION'S FIRST GOVERNOR-GENERAL INSTALLED
    565 1 Impressive Ceremony In Municipal Chamber (TRIBUNE STAFF REPORTER) i: *v>O?iJNG OF A 19-GUN SALUTE, THE RT. HON'BLE MALCOLM 1 DON VM> BECAME TU FIRST GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF THE MALAYAN UNI IND SINGAPORE IT A H'STORIC AND COLOURFUL CEREMONY HELD IN r -T MUNITIPAL COUNCIL CHAMBER THIS MORNING.
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  • Article
    Reds Quit Azerbaijan
    105 1 Reuter. .E"vV YORK, May 21.— on the heels of reI that hopes of a iement of the Sovietin dispute at tor.v's special meeting the UNO Security incti have received a re setback through w charges filed by the ian delegate of Sola I erf erence in PerinternaJ
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    Java Withdrawal
    67 1 LONDON. May 21.—Abotlt a third of thm British and Indian trooT's hi the Netherlands East Indies have been wihtdrawn, said Mr. Frederick BeJletwer, Pinanctal Secretary to the War Office, in reply to a question in the House of Common,! today. The remain ir>ir two-thirds hsaid were in Java.
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    The Oath Of Allegiance
    57 1 Oath of allegiance administered to the Governor-Gcnerc.l by the Chief Justice. Malayan Un on, Hon. Mr. Justice H. C. Willan:— "I Malcolm Mac Donald do swear '.'hat I Kriß be faithftl and bear true a legiance fo His Majesty King George VI. Its Heirs and Successors
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    Singapore Governor's Welcome Speech
    716 1 Pledging the fullest co-operation to the Gover-nor-General, the Governor of Singapore, Mr. F. C. Gimson in an address of welcome delivered at this morning's installation ceremony, declared: "We rejoice that His Majesty has selected as Governor-Gene-ral you, Sir, who have such a wide experience of the
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    RACIAL HARMONY IN COUNTRY MUST BE MAINTAINED
    554 1 —Mr. Mac Donald Following addresses by Mr. F. C. Gimson, Governor of Singapore, and Sir Edward Gent, Governor of the Malayan Union, the Governor-General made his first address to the people of Malaya. Itr. Mac Donald declared that after pending a winter in
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    No Pictures This Morning
    46 1 Following an official intimation <7za/ His Excellency the GovernorGeneral had specialty requested that no pho'ographs of his arrival should appear in ihe Press untU after the I wearing n ceremony, ihe Mornim Tribune today carried on y t\he story of his arrival.
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    TEHERAN DENIES "STATE OF WAR"
    456 1 Fighting continuing in Azerbaijan, but... A.P. Reuter. TiSßiai AN, May 21.—A usuaUy reliable Teheran source to-day stated that fighting was continuing in the Shahindej area south of Lake Urumia in Kurdistan near the Azerbaijan frontier. There were casualties and prisoners were taken on both sides,
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    25 1 A.P. LONDON, May 20:—untitled is binding England's police BRfta together by radio contact to unt«' thorn into a combined f<OT c any spread of crime.—A.P.
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    "Soviet Interference In Iran Has Not Ceased"
    416 2 Fresh Persian Charge Before Security Council A.P. NEW YORK, MAY 21. —HOPES OF EFFECTING AN EARLY SETTLEMENT OF THE VEXING IRAN ISSUE, WHICH WAS SCHEDULED FOR CONSIDERATION BY THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL TOMORROW, SHATTERED TODAY FOLLOWING AN IRANIAN CHARGE THAT "SOVIET INTERFERENCE
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    Plane Rams Skyscraper, 4 Killed
    138 2 A.P. NEW YORK, May 21.— I At least three United j Army officers and one wo- man clad in Army uniform j were killed when an air- plane crashed into the 58th floor of the great Bank of Manhattan on Wall Street tn th* heart
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    More Riots In Alexandria
    128 2 Reuter. ALEXANDER. May 21.—1t was stated today that 12 Britisr soldiers were injured, some C h m seriously, in yesterday's enewed demonstrations in Alemdria when a British Military rry was attacked in a native inartei*. •gether, 57 British soldiers been injured in rioting in Alexandria since
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    Nine Days Looting On Perak Mine
    267 2 (Tr bune Correspondent) IPOH Found guilty on a w? rge of r.movmg a considerable amount of vUal oreag* oarts from -he ChangKa: Mine curing a large-scale looting mi-med-ately alter the Japanese surrender, two Chinese. Cmn Vee. and Lee Onn. were sentenced to four years
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    Shot Man Found With Legs Tied
    75 2 (Tribune Correspondent) PENANG, May 20.—Foul play is suspected following the discovery by the police, in Lowchee Kampong, Bukit Mertajam, today, of the dead body of a Chinese with four shotwounds on his back, and legs tied together. The corpse was dumped at a place
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    Taikong Fined $500
    141 2 Mok Lee Meng, taikong of a moto/ tongkang, in whose boat was found six piculs of rice which he claimed to have bought at Trenfganu for his crew, was fined $500, (a default two months' r.i. when ht- was found guilty on a charge of moving rice
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    Nearly 400 ships of gross merchant tonnage of 1.612,810 tons, are now under construction in the shipyards of Britain which so nobly responded to the call for ships of war during the past six years. Mcst of the craft are for Brlain and Ireland, eight are for the British Dominions and Colonies, five for France, three for Holland, tivo for Portugal and one for Argentina. The picture shows men examining turbine rotors at Vickers-Armstrong yard at Barroic-in-Furness.
    77 2 Nearly 400 ships of gross merchant tonnage of 1.612,810 tons, are now under construction in the shipyards of Britain which so nobly responded to the call for ships of war during the past six years. Mcst of the craft are for Brlain and Ireland, eight are for the British Dominions
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    Rains Improve Kwangtung Rice Crop Prospects
    516 2 A.P. HONG KONG, May 22. —Timely rains which broke a drought in the Hong Kong area have brought rice prices down and raised hopes for the spring rice crop in Kwangtung, where many peasants began planting in anticipation of further rains. Nearly five inches
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    Gang Robbery Charge
    221 2 A 47-year old Chinese Sim Aw Huan was committed to stand his trial at the next assizes on a charge of gang robbery, after evidence "had been heard at a preliminary inquiry in the Fourth Court yesterday. It is alleged that on the night of Dec. 16
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    60 2 Bail in the sum of $17,000 in two sureties was offered' to a Chinese woman Tan Ah Bee after charges of being in possession of 160 tahils cf chandu and 150 katis of ganja were explained to her in the third police court yesterday. The case was postponed to May
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    Denmark Gives Up China Rights
    85 2 A.P. IS NG. May 21.—Denmark has I treaty relinquishing her xtraterritorial rights in China with the formalities concluded at a S.">inote ceremony held at the Mini:>ti..' of Foreign Affairs. Foreign Minister Wang Shihchieh and the Danish Envoy. Hennk de Kauffmann. signed the pact. Both nations
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    To Attend Manila Ceremony
    80 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Vice-President of the Singapoie Filipino Association, Mr. P. G. Peralta is leaving Singapore shortly on a visit to Manila where he will attend the inauguration ceremony of the independent Philippines Commonwealth to be held there on July 4. Mr. Peralta carries with him
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    China Democrat In Penang
    92 2 (Tribune Correspondent) PENANG. May 20.—With a view to organising a branch here, Mr. Aw Siew Ec, representative of the China Democratic League of South China, has arrrived here. Having left China early in April for Singapore where he made good progress, the object of his Malayan
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    Air Ace Charges Ex-Fiancee
    93 2 A.P. SAN DIEGO, Calif., May 21.Lt. Col. Gregory "Pappy" Boyingion, famous American Pacific fighter ace, filed a criminal complaint charging Lucille Malcomson with the theft of $3,000 (U.S.). He accused her of taking allotment money he sent home from his pay for the carof his children.
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    Food Difficulties For At Least Three Years
    972 2 Reuter. Even if the immediate threat of widespread famine can be overcome, the world still confronts the problem of extending the pending harvests to cover need* until the following harvests. Shortages are thought likely to persist until 1948. The United Nations conference of
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    Anti-Fascists' Demand
    156 2 Reuter. RANGOON. May 20.—The Supreme Council of the Anti-Fascist League has vested full powers in its Executive Committee to make the necessary preparations for launching a freedom struggle should it become necessary. It has also appointed a Standing Committee to co-operate such preparations and h:<s decided to launch
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    Bail Estreated
    159 2 Bail in the sum of $2.500 was extreated when bailor Ng Ming Yong could not show cause in the Fourth Police Court yesterday why it should not be estreated. Instead of giving reasons why he should not lose his money. Ng Ming Yong told the court he was
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    Capt. L.D. Gammans To Give Rotary Talk
    57 2 Capt. L. D. Gammans, M P., w-ll be the speaker at the meeting t 0 be held to-day in the roof-garden of the Adelphi Hofel at 1 p.m. Capt. Gammans is himself a roiarian, being an activ e member of the Rotary Club
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    49 2 KUALA LUMPUR, May 21.—The first post war Agri-Horticultural exhibition will be held here during the August Bank Holidays, Aug. 3 to 5, at Batu Road English School, it is understood. Intending exhibitors, it is learnt, are requested to communicate with the secretary for the information centre in Java Street.
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      143 2 f NOTICE sFngapore municipality Tenders are invited for the supply of:— 50 tons of 30/40 Penetration 3itumen 100 tons of 80/100 Penetration Bitumen 100 tons of Rapid Curing Cutback Asphalt. Copies of the General Conditions and Specifications can be obtained at the Municipal Engineer's Office. Tenders in sealed covers clearly
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    'Death Railway' Victims Hunted, Stole To Eat
    1398 3 AT THE HANDSOF THr B i Y A^4^ HO T ™£RWENT CRUEL TREATMENT TJTON OF Tm WHILE ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRI CTS? S£Sff READ OUT AT THE SIXTH SIDFNn LT cm LXBZ E^ V BEFORE LT.-COL. G. A. PEACOCK (PRET THETR]Si u^^^ l
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    Malayans (Under Tents) Shiver In London Cold
    276 3 Reuter. LONDON. May 21.—Shivering I tents in Kensington GarLondon, are more than 140 yans who will represent c r country in the Victory PaOn Ju.-ie 8. This i s th e first me most of them have left the •in climate of Mal
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    Contingent Welcomed
    224 3 The Malayan contingent repre- > ntlng this country at the V i tory Parade to be held in L don on June 8 arrived at S< uthampton on May 16. and among the first Colonial iit ngent s to arrive. The contingent was met by tcsentatives of the
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    Ceylon Buddhists Going To China
    257 3 A party of three monks consisting the Venerable Theras Pannasih;;, Soma and Kheminda of Vajirarania. Bambalapitiya, Colombo, which left Ceylon on Vesak Day arrived here last night by the S.S. Corfu. They are travelling to China to teach Pali and Theravada Buddhist at the Chang
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    Murder Inquiry Continued
    331 3 "When the doctor told him the man was dying, suggested to the- doctor that the death of the Chinese, when ie shpuid be certiaue to dysentery. Th s allegation wa s contained in th.- testimony of Munusamy sub-warder 'at Outram Road trison during the occupation, at fie
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    RAJA LOPE APPOINTED ADC to UNION GOVERNOR
    231 3 The appointment of Lt. Raja Lope of the Malay Regimenl as Extra ADC to H.E. the Governor of the Malayan Union has just been gazetted. Lt. Raja Lcpe is adopted son of the late Sultan of Perak. and was educated at Balliol College.
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    Penang Radio Cars Check Crime
    60 3 ("Tribune Correspondent) PENANG. May 20. Penan,S radio cars have been receiving favourable comment from the public when during the weekend no fewer than ten < alls were made on th'-m. Patrols have succeeded in arresting two Chinese ia the act of stealing sugar. Regular road
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    Release Of MPAJA Man (On Murder Charge) Sought
    256 3 (Tribune Correspondent} KUALA LUMPUtt; May 15.—A petition HgtinfC a charge of murder preferred against a member' of the termer MPAJA, Foo Chi Kuang, who is alleged* tig have executed a prisoner while u,nder his custody, lias b?en forwarded to the Supreme Commander,
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    Wealthy Penang Assn. To Close
    77 3 (Tribune Correspondent) PENANG. May 20.—Said to be the t'lcheal association with the largest Diemfeemhlp, the Aug Bin Hoay will be dissolved on Saturday, accord.ng la a public notice issued by its president Mr. Teoh Teik Chye. The notice states that members arc informed of the
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    FREE PORT STATUS SPEED-UP URGED
    187 3 (Tribune Correspondent) PENANG, May 20— The decision to approach the authorit'.es to name a date when Penang will achieve a fiee port status was reached at a meeting of the Penang Rubber Exchange today presided over by Mr. haw Seng Kew. Duty on rubber should
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    Alleged Gangster Behind Bars
    186 3 (Tribune Correspondent) IPOH.—The long arm of the law has proved once again the age-old axiom, that crime does not pay, for twenty-year-old Chan Tak Chin, alleged to be a leading figure of the local underworld, who now sits behind bars awaiting trial in connection w'th three
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    S'pore J.P. Is Presumed Dead
    652 3 Touching details of the circumstances that led to the presumption of death while evacuating from Singapore in February 1942 to Sumatra of Mr. S m Boh Tan, a former Justice of the Peace, and a Singapore Municipal Commissioner, were piodured ;n the High Court when,
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    Swimming Tragedy
    74 3 ("Tribune Correspondent) FENANG. May 20— Tragedy j overtook a party of Chinese boys .who went swanming near Tanjbnf; Buhgah yesterday wh<»n one of them got into difficulties and drowned. A 22-year-old student of Chung Ling High School. Sa k. Teow, jumped into the sea without the knowledge of
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    48 3 Seow Teng (36), charged with retaining a stolen Austin oar at- fionrbawa Road on May 10. claimed, ttiul before Mr. Paul Storr. in the flrs police court, yesterday. The 1 ca:s'postponed for mention on May- »8 and bail was offered in the sum of $500 with one surety.
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    79 4 Tan Chye Kirn parsed the ltth May. >, No. 142. Telok t tht ase of 81. She Kofc Toon Hor. Pboh, Toon Hoe Yearn Ton and Eng Poh; iters-in-law; 7 Daughters H ion Neo, Hock Chuan Wee. Geok Tin; 4 Sons-in-law l rm Guan. Tan Kok Chwee Ann and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    65 4 Mr. Mrs. Tan Hong Tien and irish to express the'r heartfelt thanks to all relatives and oda who attended the funeral of the late Madam Chua Geok Im Neo (Mrs Tan Bin Cheng) who died on 1 v 19th. instant, at the ripe age of 86 yean, and to
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    A Cup Of Coffee
    493 4 Coffee sipping is to Malayans what the consumption of "a quick one" is to Englishmen. Hence the price of coffee in this country is a matter of interest to everyone, particularly to the lowly-paid wage earner. Before the war, the coffee drinking habit could be indulged
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    PERSONALITIES
    3507 4  -  Pandit Nehru: Mr. Gatuthi: Mr. Jinnah: Dr.Ambedkar: Britain And India—No. 6 "He Has No Rival In The Muslim League/ "Bitterly Resents The British In India." "Most Important Figure In India Today/ "Man Of Wide Knowledge, Culture And Sensibility," By j j The Rt. Hon. R.C. Casey, Ex-Covernor Of Bengal
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    Gov.-Gen's Arrival At Airfield
    245 4 The Rt. Hon. Malcolm Mac Donald, GovernorGeneral designate of the Malayan Union and Singapore, who will be duly installed at a ceremony this morning, arrived by plane from England at Changi airfield at 5.15 p.m. yesterday. He was met by the Supreme Allied Commander, Lord Louis
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      120 4 X.1.5.0. Netherlands Indies Shipping Organisation K. P. M. Royal Packet Navigation j Company The public is informed that the telephone numbers of N.1.5.0./ X P.M has been altered from 7j09, 6482 into 5975 (3 lines). M.V. "Van Heutsz" Arrived at Hongkong on 20th. May 7 a.m. on her way to
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      194 4 Will y ou waul a trouble-free radio set? Ah! who won't? We certainly wouldn't promise you that. Bui there's this to say. Before the war we had a pretty good reputation for making reliable sets, and we've learned a lot more about reliability in the last five years. You hare
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    THE NEW VIKING AIR LINER
    184 5 The new Vickers Vtk ng is a medium sized tw.n-engtned civil transport a rcraft, designed to combine maxinum pay-load and high performance with low initial cost and ease of maintenance. Two alternat.ve models arc ava table, the difference being in accomodat on only: the standard
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    Govt. May Take Over OTEC In 1954
    130 5 Reuter. LONDON, (Air Mail)— Singapore's telephone system is to remain under the operation of the Oriental Telephone and Electric 1 Company at least until 195 J when the Government will have the option of taking the system over. In a statement to the
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    British Airways Paving Way For Atlantic Big-Load Flights
    1013 5 But Wi 11 Use A merica n Planesln First Instance At present it, is no more than a proposal. There are objections to iv One is that aircraft capable of carrying big loads are likely to have only moderate speeds. An example
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    4,000 Lb. Bombs Dropped On Sub Pens
    111 5 A.P. WIESBADEN. Germany, May 2! American and British heaviest bombers are now srtiking at the $»0 million submarine pens near Bremen with "earth shock" bombs in the largest experimental air bombardment lauched in Europe since the end of war. Super fortresses, which never
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    RECALLED FOR CONSULTATION
    49 5 Reuter. CAPETOWN. May 21.—The Indian High Commissioner. Mr. Deshmukh, today saw the Acting Prime Minister, Mr. Hofmeyer. to inform him of the Government of India's decision to recall him for consultation in view of the present stage of the Asiatic Land Tenure and Indian Representation Bill.—Reuter.
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    No. I Challenger To Lesnevich
    47 5 A.P. PITTSBURGH. May 21.— Bzzard Charles. 171 pounds, of Cincinnati, moved into top rank of the United States light-heavyweights, winning a unanimous decision in ten round.* over Archie Moore, 174 pounds, StLouis National Boxing Association number one challenger for Gus Lcsnevieh's title.—A-P.
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      579 5 NOTICES Singapore Rotary Club Empire Day Victory Sports JALAN BESAR STADIUM Saturday May 25th. from 2.30 p.m. Programme of Events: 1. 100 YDS. OPEN PUBLIC 12 Competitors.. (a) Men (b) Medium s;s--(c) Boys 2. 50 YDS STRAIGHT RELAY Team of 10. School girls under 15 j. SACK RACE PUBLIC— (a»
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    Housebreaker Gets Year's Imprisonment
    259 6 "There are too man> housebreakings by nighc in Singapore at present," remarked District Judge Paul Storr, when he sentenced Tan Seng Woo (34) to a year's r.i. after Tan pleaded Luiilty to a charge of breaking into a Victualling Supply Officer's Store in the Naval Base
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    Railway Guard Fined $750
    194 6 Convicted on a <harg e of attempting to move 6.500 cigarettes from Singapore to th e Malay Peninsula. Phag Singh, a railway guard, was fined $750. in defalllt, four months' r.i. by Mr. L. C Goh, the second court, yesterday. According to the prosecution. Assistant Supervisor
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    Sold Rice In Canteen, Fined
    147 6 "No outsiders are allowed to take meals in the canteen and only memban of the Government Office st:ifl who are members of the Junior < iril Service Association who hand in raw rice are served with cooked rice," stated Syed Adam. <37 > an Indian,
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    BEER VENDORS FINED
    131 6 Three proprietors, a proprietress, a manager and their waiters or waitresses of a restaurant, two and three stalls of the Happy world Park weTe fined sum s ranging from $100 t 0 $350, in the case of the proprietors, and $50 to $150, in the case of
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    INDIAN TOURISTS AT PLAY.....
    203 7 Clean boirled! C. S. Nayudu. the Indian tourists' sloiv bolder taking the idckef iha' gave him the -hat trick." Wicket urns A. V. Bedser's. Nayudu's bowling a ihis s>age of the game brought about Surrey's coAapse in tne first innings, the side being all out for
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    U.S. General "Very Much Impressed" By UK Troops
    159 7 A.P. KURE, May 21.—With undertones from wailing bagpipes, a colourful ceremony highlighted the first official inspection by Lieut.-Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger of the British Commonwealth occupation troops under his command, writes Associated Press correspondent Russell Brines. The Commanding General of th -e
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    18 7 A.P. INDIANAPOLIS, May 20.— Booth Tarkington, 76, novelist and plajwright. died on Sunday after two months* illnses. —A.P.
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    Unwanted Passengers
    60 7 A.P. BOMBAY, May 22.—Five cobras were discovered on Tuesday night in the crowded compartment of a passenger train from Peshawar. Panic-stricken passengers stopped the train near Bombay and jumpod out of the windows. The cobras were shot by the train conductor and an Indian military officer, and the
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    NEW N.Y.—CAPE RECORD
    49 7 NEW N.Y. —CAPE RECORD A.P. CAPE TOWN, Africa, May 20.— Star the first post-war American ship' designed, for South African trade reached Tabre Bay, on Saturday after beating the New York to Cape cargo liner records by four hours. The trip was made in 10 days and 11 hours.—A.P.
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    SEASON'S FINEST BOWLING FEAT
    312 7 County cricket Reuter. LONDON, May 21. —The season s finest bowling performance was achieved by 30-year-old Londoner Laurie Gray, Middlesex fast bowler, whose match aggregate was 11 wickets for 34 runs—7 for 17 in the first innings against Hamphire. Gray has yet a claim for place
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    YMCA Team For Table Tennis Game
    81 7 The following will represent the v M.C.A. in a table tennis matcii against the Hospital Assistants and Dressers Association on Friday at 730 p.m. at the Tennis Pavilion:— Sh>2l"s: —Lot) Swee Kee, Leong Poh Cnecng, Koh Chiap Mong, Koh Lng Yam, Fung Guan Chye,
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    Y's Men's Club
    124 7 At a general meeting of the V's Men's Club it was unanimously decided that the 1942 Board 'resuscitate the activities of the club, and after a meeting on May 14 the Beard accepted the President's invitat on to a re-union dinner at the Groat World Restaurant on
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    Golf Teacher Loses Claim For Reinstatement
    270 7 Reuter. LONDON. May 20.—Richard Neil Moriey, a golf professional teacher employed by the Deddington and Wallington (Surrey) Borough council in their nine-hole Municipal course prior to joining the Army in 1940. i has lost his appeal against the decij sion of the Croydon Reinstatement
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    MERRYTIME B.P.
    57 7 Members of the Merry time Badminton Party, are hereby informed that a general meeting will take place on Sunday. May 26, at 10.30 a.m.. at the residence of Mr. Gan Poh Yew. No. 52, Lorong 29, Geylang, to discuss with a view to the activities of the party
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    Leicester Game Ends In Draw
    176 7 i R May 21. Thz mu n h-i nterrupted r Tne Indian tourists and Leicester endalthou %h the Nawab of Pataudi m second declaration whea Ins team's second Inni ssore was only 107 for six wickets. Lef wi'h one hour in whici to kn ck
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    SCOREBOARD
    282 7 Indians, Ist Innings Mustaq Ali b Sperry 12 Hazare b Jackson 2; Amarnath b Jackson lb Nayudu c Howard b Prentice 6 Hafeez b Tilley 14 Sohoni lbw. Tilley 0 Hindlekar b Tilley 0 Merchant not out 111 Extras 12 Total for 7 declared li>B BOWLING O. M. R.
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    Wicket Tricky Throughout Day's Play
    305 7 Reuter. By Lrary Constantino, Router's Special Cor: espondent i LEICESTER. May 21.—The Leicester wicket provided good experience for younger members oi the* Indian team. It was plavma tricks throughout the last day's play today. It was good to see Amarnath well among the wickets to-day.
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    SCFA TO MEET REME
    44 7 The S.C.F.A. soccer team will make its first appearance since the re-occupation on Sunday May 26 when it meets the R.EM.E. at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The kick-off will be at 5.15 p.m. No charges for admission will be made.
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    76 7 ....AND AT A RECEPTION Arthur Gikigan and Errol Holmes, two former county crickei captains, chatting w >h Vi7ioo Mankad, the Indian ah-all-rounder, during Uhe British Sportsmen's Club luncheon >o the Tourists at the Saroy Hotel. The Nawab of PaPaudi, pictured below, capta'n of the All-India Cricket Team, greeting an Indian
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    BRITISH SOCCER TEAM TOURING AMERICA
    169 7 A.P. LIVERPOOL, England, Hmj 80.The I Liverpool Football Clvb —self styled evangelists of soccer—will play a number of frames with Ame i teams during the late spring to <' monstrate the English version <■:' th sport that draws attendances of up to 130.000 to a
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    GOLF RECORD
    52 7 A.P. PORT WORTH. May 20—Ben Hogan on Sunday set a new competitive course record with five under par H to win the colonial national invitation golf tournament by one stroke. Hogan finished 72 holes with 27!) under par. to beat Harry Todd, of Dallas, Texas, for $."1,000 first
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    HANDLING OF EGYPTIAN SITUATION "FUMBLING, PURBLIND & INEPT"
    950 8 HANDLING OF EGYPTIAN SITUATION "FUMBLING, PURBLIND INEPT" Slashing attack on Govt. in Lords Reuter. LONDON, MAY 21.—OPENING THE DEBATE ON EGYPT IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS TO-DAY LORD ALTRINCHAM, CONSERVATIVE, WHO AS SIR EDWARD GRIGG WAS FORMERLY BRITISH MINISTER RESIDENT IN THE MIDDLE-EAST, SAID THE EGYPTIAN PRIME MINISTER, SIDKY PASHA,
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    Hong Kong To Eat Less Rice Too
    121 8 Reuter. HONGKONG, May 21 The Hong Kona Government announced a new cut n ihe rice ration rom one and thre? quarter kalis to one-ar.d o-g\'a r er kalis evety ten days b--cavse oi the lack of supplies from South' as 1 Asia. Bui
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    STOP PRESS
    127 8 A.P. TEHERAN, EJaj 22.—The Iranian rnment officially advfsed the United Nations Security Council 1 that Soviet of Azerbaijan and Iran was completed Hay I and in New York Iranian Ambassador Hussein Ala drafting a new report for the Security Ca—til. Ifaannrkilc, an Associated Press disnatrh fr~m Tabriz. Az»rbai
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    $4,639 MILLION FOR U.S. NAVY
    338 8 A.P. WASHINGTON, May 22.—The House Appropriations Committee recommended appropriations of $4,639,659,000 for the United States Navy for the fiscal year beginning July 1 in response to Navy Secretary James V. Forrestal's plea for "truly effective sea and naval air power." The figure is more than
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    The Governor-General inspecting the RAF Guard of Honour at Chang a'rfielci immeiiaie y after his a-rivcl. In the picture can be seen />.e Go c nor-General. Admrcl Lord Louis Mounibal'Cen and HE. (he Governor of Singapore.
    36 8 The Governor-General inspecting the RAF Guard of Honour at Chang a'rfielci immeiiaie y after his a-rivcl. In the picture can be seen />.e Go c nor-General. Admrcl Lord Louis Mounibal'Cen and HE. (he Governor of Singapore.
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    Governor of Singapore Mr. F. C. Gimson chating to the Supremo ichile wa'l ng for U c arrival of the Governor-Generul a. Chang airport yesterday.
    27 8 Governor of Singapore Mr. F. C. Gimson chating to the Supremo ichile wa'l ng for U c arrival of the Governo r Generul a. Chang airport yesterday.
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    Truman Pleads For Internal And World Peace
    259 8 A.P. LIBERTY, Missouri, Miy 21.—President Truman warned a natiDn worried by crises on the coal and railroad fronts that "we have a society which organised and when one cog in that organisation gives out, the whole structure begins to shake loose." The President
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    Jail & Fine For "Trafficking In Rice"
    350 8 Jail Fine For "Trafficking In Rice" Foo Han Chen, who described huvself as a business man. and wae Stated to have chaptered a t©n*fcan«? in which 660 katties of rue were found after Assistant Supervisor ot Customs G. Kennedy and two re venue officers had intercepted the tongkang. while on
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    Prison Reforms
    125 8 Reuter. LONDON, May 21.—Many reforms of Britain's pr son and penal system are recommended in a draft bll to be submitted by Home Secretary Chuter Ede to the Cabinet. It may be possible to introduce the bill in the present session and complete its passage next year. It
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    "U.S. Will Not Let Us Down"—Roxas
    101 8 A.P. MANILA. May 21.—Philippine pre-sident-elect Manuel Roxas and U.S. High Comm.'soner Paul V. McNfttt. arrived here today by a'r from Un ted States and declared the miss on seeking flnancal support for Philippines a success Thousands of Fillppinos jammed N'.cho's airfield to the oa<r.
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    Inhuman Nazi Order
    122 8 Reuter. LONDON, May 21 S.S. order to heads concentration camps collect all ava lable humc hair for manufaeiuri purposes is now in hands of the United tions War Crmes C mission. The order, da;cd Aug. 6 1942, said: "Human can be turned into nd trial fells and
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    Stopford Prize
    82 8 Reuter. LONDON. Ifa; 21.—Corporal R. Roberts, R.A.SC. of Bamtrwi, Su rey. has won ICQ gu Idem efft i Lieut.-Gen. M. Stopford for t. design for a memorial to men omen of the British Empire In the Netherlands East Indies. Th memorial Will be erected :r. t.. English church
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