Malaya Tribune, 15 June 1946

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    34 1 The Malaya Tribune The Newspaper Of The People Of Malaya 'Phone Nos:—Editorial 5811 Advertising, Circulation Accounts 5812 FOUR PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, June 15, 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS The Malaya Tribune SATURDAY. JUNE 15. 1946.
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    'Made In Japan' Goods For U.S. 10 ct. Stores
    79 1 A.P. 5 "-J"** -j** label may be seen again ten-cent stores 1 said approximately tons of samples of Japana ''dicraft—deluding itr> ms bath-tubs, towels and ■cs trees—ivill be shlppcri to the US and shown Am~mn as the basis for fuT items
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    TOKIO TRIAL
    102 1 A.P. 30 June 14.—The prosecucompleted Its two-day jpf the Japanese Government evidently intending to pin a'a accused war plotters inluaj guilty for the deeds they d tn the name of the Japsnesi Emperor. distant Prosecutor Solis Horold the Tribunal trying former I Tojo and 27 other Japan- nef
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    Azerbai jan No Longer International Issue
    203 1 Reuter. RAN, June 14: Azerbai. b en saved from beccm- rnationai issue by the signed yesterday he province's "DeGovernment and the Central Government. Pr nee MuzafTar Firouz riz Radio today. Prince was the signatory fcr ian Government, in points of ;he agreethat Azerbaijan surits
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    SCATHING ATTACK ON GOVT'S COLONIAL POLICY
    772 1 LABOUR CONFERENCE ENDS WITHOUT DISCUSSING INDIA "HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS ARE CRYING OUT FOR FREEDOM" Reuter. HERE°ioD™AF?Fk A 2StU^T? E UR PARTY CONFERENCE ENDED RAMATIC I VST MINUTE DEBATE ON COLONIAI DISPATCH OF A CABLE OF GOODWILL TO S TKE WISHES f THE CONFERENCE FOR
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    Food Minister To Visit Canada, U.S.
    49 1 Reuter. LONDON, June 14.—The Minister of Food, Mr. John Strachey, will leave London on Monday by air for Canada and the United States to discuss with representatives of the Canadian Government "ne aceement for the supply of wheat to tne United Kingdom.— Reuter.
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    Cunningham Honoured
    43 1 A.P. lONDCN. June 15.— H.M. The King on Friday received Fir George Cunningham, retiring Governor of the North-west Frontier Province, and invested him with the insignia of a Knight Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire, the court circular announced.—A.P.
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    Hindu-Moslem Clash In Singapore
    197 1 One person died and 19 were admitted to hospital as thp result of clashes between Hindus and Moslems, which started in the Tanjon» J agar area at B.SO last night. It is said that an unruly party, mostly Hindus, armed with knives •nd sticks, from Beraatoofl
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    "Inflation Danger Has Passed"
    77 1 A.P. LONDON, June 15 —Chancellor of the Exchequer, Hugh Daiton. tr.ld the Labour Party conference that the danger of inflation in Britain has "largely passed away" under the impact of increased production of goods for home consumption. He said: 'We have reached a joint where the
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    Mufti-Another Guess
    64 1 Reuter. DAMASCUS. June 14. The Damascus newspaper "Annasr" toda\ carried an ui confirmed report that the Mufti was now living at the houv o* Shukri Kouatly. President of rLe Republic of Sii ia, at Zebedani mm Bludan. scene of the Arab Lcujiu*.Council meeting, near Damascus. 'I < President
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    McNutt's Appointment Confirmed
    41 1 WASHINGTON. Jun 15 —High Commissioner Paul V. McNutt will be the first United States Ambassador to the Philippine President Truman said at a press conference that he would send the nomination to the Senate on Friday or Saturday.
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    Mihailovich's 3 "Yeses"
    153 1 Reuter. BELGRADE, June 14.—Gen Dragomir Mihailovich replied With an unequivocal -'Yes- when ask«d at his trial today if his principal rtaff offlerrs collaborated w;th the crrvnj. He also agreed that German prisoners were recaptured from the Partisans by Chetniks Who returned them to German units. The Prosecutor:
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    UMBERTO "Very Glum"
    96 1 LISBON. June 14. —Looking very plum King Umberto of Italy stepped out of his aeroplane and into exile at Lishon airport today. He arrived at noon from Barcelona where he stent the nipht after his secret fl.jrht from Italy. Only two people were waiting at the airport
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    GASPERI PLEADS FOR UNITY
    201 1 Associated Press. ROME. June 15.—Premier Alcide de Gasperi, Christian Democrat leader and provisional head of the State, called upon Italians in a conciliatory broadcast on Friday to forget the rancours of the MonarchistRepublican controversy and unite behind the Republic. His words were calm and soothing. They
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    New French President
    25 1 Paris, June 14.—The French party leaders agreed early today on the Socialist Mr. Vincent Auriol as president of the con. stituent assembly.
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    BEKASSI CLASHES
    147 1 A.P. BATAVIA, June 15.—One Indian solaier was killed and two Gurkhas as well as four Dutch were wounded in clashes i n the Bekassi area of Java, a 3ritish communique issued said on Friday. A British spokesman announced in Batavia that an Indonesian general named Sudibyo had officially
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    U.S. View On Bevin's Speech
    158 1 Reuter. LONDON. June 14.—The British Foreign Secretary Mr. Ernest Bevins statement to the Labour Party conference on Wednesday that he was not prepared to send a division of Eritish troops to Palestine which would be needed if the recommended further 100,00 Jewish immigrants entered, has
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    STOP PRESS
    68 1 A.P. As the result of a false alarm rpread by some people passing in a lorry along Anson Road, all Moslem shops closed their dooc-s this morning. BOSTON. June 15—Robert Mills National Maritime Union port agent, said late yesterday that "agreement has been reached in the threatened U.S.
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    Siam King's Death: Murder Theories
    413 1 Bangkok's Populace Do Not Believe It's An Accident A.P. rf/,.\f Sf'hf? 15.-Yellow-robe d priests will chant BudM»i SV? es J? y urn cont aining the body of. King Ananda HH nnni m 2SL DusU P aU V alace orounds on Saturday r U x traiveTth/Znln
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    Middlesex Surprised
    190 1 LONDON, June 14.—Oxford University, faced with a first innings deficit of 116, surprised Middlesex in their fixture at Oxford, and won by two wickets after dismissing Middlesex for 84 runs in the second inn nigs. Results: At Chelmsford, Essex, first innings 234 (P. Smith 91, Matthews I for
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    Mr. Bevin's Review
    454 2 Mr Bevin suffers from the prevailing affliction oi frustration. Every line Ol his reference to Russia m his eagerly awaited spcecfc at Bournemouth spelled disappointment. His efforts to gain Russian friendship have teen unreasonably rejected, he asked his listeners to believe. He recalled his docker days and
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    New S'pore Village Will Not Be Built
    262 2 A sum of $150,000 is .to be 533»« Mr W X Wilton, chairman of th f Rural Board announced these at a meeting yesterday. Crown land under rubber .s bemß turned into food cultvya ?ion plots, and this policy is still IK C
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    Congress Stand Hardening
    160 2 Now Delhi. Juno 14. ManLar.r. And, President of the Congl*M Parry, and Pandit Nehru. Pre.-, font-designate, mot the Vicorov Lord Wavell for 75 minutes today After the meeting, Dr. And told Router ho would place before tne Congress Working Committee thi. afternoon th> proposals the Vll«« r.
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    The House Of Death —In South Johore
    306 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter). The house of death—that is the appellation given to a two-storied lonely house m Ulu Tiram rubber estate. South Johore, where more than 60 civilians were massa. cjred by the Japanese on Mar, 14, 1942. Yesterday when I visited this
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    ULU TIRAM MASSACRE VICTIMS EXHUMED
    911 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter). Gruesome «*iec^«^*S^ST^ĕ tate in Ulu Tiram, *^„J?^ en to WSeffi" 14 y i942, were turned and given a proper burial. The 60 persons —the majority of them Eurasiansincluded men, women and children, and Chln c s c amahs, Indian and Malay servants
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    U.S. REVEALS LEND-LEASE FIGURES
    129 2 WASHINGTON. June 14.—President Truman reported to the Cqngress today that the British Empire leceived more than 60 per cent of $50.000-million (U.S.) lend-lease supplies, furnished by the United States during the war. Britain paid badk $6,306*149,000 in reverse lend-lease. The total reverse lend-lease received by the
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    Coup In Bolivia Frustrated
    84 2 A.P. Buenos Aires June 14.—A revolt In Lapaz, Bolivia, against the Government of President Gualberto Villarroel has been smashed. A number of persons were killed. The unsuccessful coup was staged by a group of young civilians and army officers who used two aeroplanes in an effort
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    SPECIAL BIRTHDAY MESSAGE
    122 2 In a telegram to Uu Sec- I retary of State for the CWo- nies, the Governor of S noa- S pore, Sir Franklin Gnnson has conveyed a special age of congratulations to Majesty the King on the cccasion of the King's day. The telegram reads: j "'The
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    New Forces Canteen In Singapore
    179 2 The Forces Canteen in Bras Basah Road, organised and run by the Catholic Women's League, was officially declared open by Major-General LH. Cox. G.O.C, Singapore yesterday afternoon. The canteen facilities include a dining hall, tea room, lounges, writing room. billiards and games room. The canteen
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    Oil Junk Ablaze In Harbour
    103 2 Accompanied by two explosions, fire broke out on a large junk in Singapore waters about 6pm yesterday. Believed to be carrying oil. junk is reported to have been in the harbour for three day? Wind and tide blew the smouldering craft towards Clifford pierbut two
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    WANTED BOTH WOMEN-DIVORCED
    94 2 A.P. LOS ANGELES, .Tune 14 inard Clyde Slaton, UNRRA Ado tor in China, loved his wif< d also loved a Chinese girl I •the most fabulous etaaxacl I- 1 ever met". Mo-ie Mr*. Bortsy Day Staton publicist, testified thus in n a divorce. Her attorney introduced a
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    Tobacco "Decontrolled"
    17 2 Washington, June n dehas appro/ed en amendecontrol tobac-o and too ducts at Oie end of
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    Estate Workers Strike
    147 4 (Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Friday. Strikes of Indian labourers on two rubber plantations are reportLd All Indian labourers x>n Bahau Estate. Bahau the biggest of the Dnnlop plantations in Malaya, are on strike. The labourers are demanding $1.50 .a day and two gantangs of rice per
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    China Relief Fund Meeting In K.L.
    78 4 The Malayan Committee of 'hChina Relief Fund -ll nieet for ln first time since the Sunday at Kuala Lumpur. Thef *W discuss Plans as to how o utiW funds that are still available for re"ft'i. believed that part of the funds will be used
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    Davis Cup: Sweden Beats Belgium
    96 4 Reuter. STOCKHOLM. June 14. —Sweden beat Belgium in the semi-final of the Davis Cup. European zone, here today and will meet Yugoslavia in the final. Sweden led by two matches to one before the remaining two singles began today. Tprsten Johansson of Sweden won the
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    M.P. DENIES HE MADE THREATS
    260 4 A denial that he obtained a statement. iron.[ Menon under duress, was made by Sgt R. G• Mamo". R.E.. entrusted to his care as Officer Commanding. REME Base Workshops. Sgt. Marriott said in answer to questions by Capt. S. J. Smith (couns?l for the prosecution)
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    PROFITEERS PAY $85,000 IN FINES
    299 4 Drive Against The Black Market The blackmarket sill exists, but thanks to the Food Control Insp?ctorate the blackmarket in food is no longer the thriving and healthy baby it used to be. a I T~\ U «v« Vi Tiff at' «1 ATI a The Food
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    U.S. Willing To Destroy Atomic Bombs
    187 4 manufacture. r i niro rnimsri Mr Baruch said this should be done as soon as an adequate system of control of atomic energy is set up and in effective operation, including a scheme for the immediate punishment of violators of the rules ot control.
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    U.S. Takes First Two Singles
    98 4 A.P. ST LOUIS. June 15.-Franks Parker defeated Fellicisimo Am t on a-0. 6-0, 6-0 in the first round f *h, American-Philippines Davis The na ti o„a|1 ««gj» champion raced in 50 minutes losing only o* w Parkers hei E ht nullified Ampon's ,o b P
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    Portsmouth Game Ends In Draw
    148 4 Hazare's Fine Display A.P. w. i i.,np 15— splendid all-rouna Portsmouth England Ju„e is f i y e P d fine in „i S «t„„t y o„ V t w"f 7 wie.ets or STaS*«2 Combined Services at Portsmouth. The Services side, who de- clared at
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    Score Board
    177 4 Combined Services, Ist Innings 241 for 4 decld. Indian Tourists, Ist Innings 159. Combined Services, 2nd Innings. Barton b Hazare 20 Harrison b Hazare 15 Watson h Hazare 4 J. Davies lbw. Hazare 34 Dewes b Hazare W Mallett c Mankad b Hazare I E. Davies b Amarnath
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    Test Trial Also Drawn
    70 4 Reuter. LORDS. June 14.—A century by Joe Hardstaff and pood scores by i Hutton and J- Ikin-the one of the surprise Teat trial selec-tions-featured the trial at Lords which concluded today in a draw between England and the Rest. Hardstaff scored 115. the only century in
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    PENANG RACES
    99 4 Penang. June 14.-Th e following is the running order tor coday's Penang Races: Race I. Horses CI 3. Div. 2. Race"2. Horses CI. 2. Div. 2. M fur. Race 3. Horses CI. 3. Div. I. Race 4- Hacks. 3 fur: Forlorn Hope. Duke. Rnone. Singapore The Winner, and
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