Malaya Tribune, 19 July 1946
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Title Section35 1946-07-19 1 The Malaya Tribune The Paper Of The People Of Malaya Phone Nos:—Editorial (only) 5811 Advertising, Circulation Accounts 5812 OGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS The Malaya Tribune FRIDAY. JULY 19, 1946.35 words
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Article, Illustration960 1946-07-19 1 "1942 Plan Over-Stepped" INDIA DEBATE IN COMMONS Reuter. LONDON, JULY 18.—AN APPEAL ON BEHALF OF THE BRITISH CABINET MISSION TO THE MAJOR PARTIES IN INDIA TO PUT ASIDE THEIR KEEN COMMUNAL AND PARTY FEELINGS AND WORK TOGETHER FOR THE GOOD OF INDIA WAS MADE BY THEReuter.; A.P. Photo - 960 words
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Article292 1946-07-19 1 Bakers' Demands Rejected A.P. i IXDON, JULY 19.—FOOD MINISTER JOHN STRACHEY FL\TLY REJECTED DEMANDS FOR POSTPONEMENT OF BREAD RATIONING LAST NIGHT AND WARNED THAT SANCTIONS, FINES OR IMPRISONMENT WOULD BE IMPOSED ON BIKERS BEFIS1NG TO CO-OPERATE. Although hold ng out th e hopthat rationing would endA.P. - 292 words
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Article84 1946-07-19 1 Kyoto. July 18.—The nude body of a soldier missing since July 12 was found jammed into the food cooker in a small storage building, 15 feet from Company B barracks of the 58th Signal Battalion here. Baffled by the case officials said the victim had been84 words
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60 1946-07-19 1 A.P. San Francisco, July 19. —The American Broad-casting Company reported it had heard a report from the task force flagship, Mount McKinley, that a flash bomb used in a dress rehearsal for the Bikini underwater atom bomb test had exploded 20 minutes prematurely to shortA.P. - 60 words
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Article56 1946-07-19 1 A.P. LONDON. July 19. Britain a protest to Moscow, 10 of extreme, unwarran ed Russian t internal affairs of the Foreign Office iced on Thursday. said the proved Russ an demands missal of Hungary's lister of justice and for rauxti of immunity for ?maU-hclder deputes thfA.P. - 56 words
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Article138 1946-07-19 1 Reuter A.P. SHANGHAI, July 18.— he Chini >c Communist Chou En-lai. o-day that a ivil war was be--2 fought on four fronts D China oroper with over .000.000 Kuomintang, Cenral Government, troops on he offensive. Genera] George C. Marshall. Pda Us envoy, meanwhib ing with theReuter & A.P. - 138 words
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Article39 1946-07-19 1 J uly is— Monsignor os, ecclesiastical goverc Diocese, has r 'el the sale of the tate to Brig. Gen. h President Roxas d 'o void by appropriaThe San Juan De r;e n hospital was sold to39 words
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Article37 1946-07-19 1 Reuter. LOxnri v *Ul b e July ls -There bf I? c on i/ie /tt/ure L g WW announced in Th c rich f Comm °ns today. four fc/ heduled to last ho^. -Renter,Reuter. - 37 words
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Article74 1946-07-19 1 Seven Chinese, five of whom were armed with revolvers, were re ported to have entered a house in Norris Road and robbed the inmates of about $6,000 in cash, jewellery and clothing, last night. A Malay who was returning to his house was waylaid by three Europeans in74 words
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245 1946-07-19 1 Associated Press. BANGKOK, July 18.—A plot tc overthrow constitutional grovernment was disclosed to-day by the Premier, writes Alexander Mac Donald, Associated Press correspondent. A government communique tells of police investigation of documents outlining the plan. Premier Pridi Phanomyong's "disclosure came when the premier, inAssociated Press. - 245 words
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31 1946-07-19 1 A.P. Washington, July 19.—President Truman told a news conference on Thursday that he favoured the Bell bill for a $100,000,000 (U.S.) emergency loan to the Philippines.—A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Article131 1946-07-19 1 Shanghai, July 18. The UNRRA Far Eastern Council has adopted a resolution taking Mr. LaGuardia to task for drastically cutting relief suppi es to China without consulting the council. The Russian delegate abstained from voting on the resolution which was submitted by the British delegate. In the debate131 words
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85 1946-07-19 1 Strikers of St. James Power Station will resume work tomorrow following: ten-day negotiations. The workers, who number 150, have accepted the following offers: Twenty-five cents increment per day for those drawing SI daily; 35 cents for workers drawing between $1 and $2: and 4585 words
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Article93 1946-07-19 1 Sir R. C. Skrine Stevenson, the new ambassador to China in succession to Sir Horace Seymour, accompanied by Lady Stevenson, arrives in Singapore this evening by H.M.S. Ranee. He is on his way to Nanking and expects to leave for Hong Hong on93 words
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Advertisement39 1946-07-19 1 I" RAMOS 1 oar Sale.- and Services i arry them a Oenuine <3ua- ma ntain FREE. you something and ing you afterwards is v r our policy. isfaction Guaranteed The Malayan Radio Service Company I hard Road. Oingapore. j39 words
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Advertisement171 1946-07-19 1 f 5r.......;* r? (3ft) m j at all leading provision 1 J I stores, or C.O.D. ex Factory* 1- 1 Z£UL J*£sr S/A/C£ /333 SODA WATER QRA VR CHI SH 7TNGER A 3 L JUICE SODA vGER ALE r at IPIL A 0 S G'NGEK BLR CREAM SODA LLMONADE AFP171 words
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Advertisement69 1946-07-19 1 SIN C A PORE j DIRECTORY CO., (Established in 1936) NO. 51, THOMSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. I We have started the work of 'compiling the "Singapore Directory" I for 1947. The Firms. Xnstitutions, I ihe Government and Municipal I Offices as well as individuals are kindly requested to send in their69 words
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Article475 1946-07-19 2 The need for donors in Singapore at present is great and the Blood Transfusion Service started here before the war is shortly to be revived. Efforts are being made by the General Hospital to reestablish the service on a voluntary basis for the benefit of475 words
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Article143 1946-07-19 2 How Food Control Inspectors discovered 1.000 katties of white Siamese rice hoarded in Serabawa wa s related in Court yesterday when Lee Ang Seng (39), pleaded guilty to charges of dealing in rice without a permit and hoarding rice. Mr. D. R. Cowie, prosecuting, said that143 words
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Article66 1946-07-19 2 The Boys' Brigade, the Singapore Battalion, will hold a Church Parade at the St. Andrew's Cathedral on Sunday, July 21, at 2 15. Mr. J. M. Fraser, Battalion President, will inspect the Battalion and take the salute at the March Past. Old Boys of the Boys' Brigade66 words
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Article194 1946-07-19 2 The steamer "Berwyn Victory" which it was announced yesterday has bee n diverted by UNRRA from Shanghai to Singapore with 8.500 tons of flour aboard, is expected to arrive here about July 25 or 26 This measure had its origin at the Liaison Officers194 words
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Article74 1946-07-19 2 In the Second Police Court yesterday, a Chinese. Ho Chor Moi wa-, produced before Magistrate L. C. Goh on a charge of armed robbery. It was alleged t hat he robbed a man of $20 in a house at Middle Road on June 3 being then74 words
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182 1946-07-19 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Four representatives of the striking Chinese lightermen met the Labour Controller and representatives of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, the Indian Chamber of Commerce, and three European shipping companies in conference last night. The men reaffirmed their demands on grounds182 words
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Article36 1946-07-19 2 ROME, July 18—Tear gas was used to quell a riot of Communists In a gaol at Pola in the south of the disputed province in Venezia Giulia between Italy and Yugoslavia.36 words
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Article112 1946-07-19 2 Our Own Reporter Penang. July 18. Malaya's share out of 33.600,000 aid by the Chinese Government :'or Chinese schools is $1,000,000 CTJ.S > arid Is chiefly to be spent on the training of teachers. Mr. Oo Lin-yin h% mber of the iwo-man Chinese special education mission112 words
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Article28 1946-07-19 2 BISHOP Edwin F. Lee will preach at the Straits Chinese Mochoifc: Cnurch, Kampong Kapor. :h:s Sunday. Th e service Vill ,yg' i ai t p.m.28 words
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Article387 1946-07-19 2 "As it was an order by Capt. Suzuki, the earn commandant, that the sick POWs should be sent t p work on the aerodrome at Lien Khan, I had to a *r/ J although it was too bad." So stated Med./Sgt. Yamamoto in the Australian War Crimes387 words
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Advertisement586 1946-07-19 2 T 111 B I E PRE -PAID CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Casual Advertisements: Wanted, Personal, Situations Vacant, Situations Wanted, For Sale. etc. at $5.00 per insertion of 20 words, 15 cts. for every additional word. Public Notices Announcements: $3.50 per single column inch per insertion. Domestic Occurrences: Death, Engagement, Marriage. Birth Notices,586 words
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Advertisement619 1946-07-19 2 NOTICES SALE BY TENDER 1. The Custodian of Property, Singapore, invites tenders for the purchase of the following particulars of which are as follows:— Lot 1. comprising 21 cases insulating fibre, about 200 straw bags cement (old), 1 lot about 300 old sack cloth bags etc. lying at 20, Magazine619 words
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Advertisement494 1946-07-19 2 NOTICES EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, JOHORE LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SPRING LAMINATIONS 1941. Certificates of the successful candidates in the above examination held at the Johore centre in 1941 have been received in the Education Office, Johore Bahru. 2. Candidates should claim them by submitting their names in fttti and the subjects494 words
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Advertisement63 1946-07-19 2 XEDERLAXDERS TE SINGAPORE Alle NEDERLANDERS op net Singapore-eiland, ookzij, die werkzaam zijn bij partiiculiere bedrijven, worden, in hun eigen belang, verzocht, zish te doen herregistreeren bij de NED. E\W. LIQIIDATIE ORG AXIS ATIE (1V.1.L.0.) X.P.M. Building (2de verdieping) Finlayson Green No. 1 —Bij schriftelijke opgave wordt men verzocht, eveneens te63 words
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Advertisement276 1946-07-19 2 M.s. "SELANDIA": The above vessel is expected; arrive at Singapore on or about 31st July, 1946. Cargo is accept for Marseilles, Antwerp. Rotterdu and Copenhagen. Shippers are i Quested to kindly state their retirements of space as soon as possftk tc: THE EAST ASIATIC CO. LTD. Shipping Department. 12, Raines276 words
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477 1946-07-19 3 MacDonald Meets Sultans, UMNO (Our Own Reporter.) TT Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. His Excellency the Governor General (Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald) and H. E. the Governor of the Malayan Union (Sir Edward Gent) met Malay Rulers, Dato Onn bin Jaffar (President of the United Malaya477 words
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Article267 1946-07-19 3 s Bxci Dene? the Governor of M ayan Union, Sir Edward has just returned to Kuala Lumpur from a short visit :o South Johore. He travelled i Kuala Lumpur by air and inded at Changi aerodrome. From there, he drove straight to re Bahru where he267 words
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Article162 1946-07-19 3 New orders relating to textiles have been puba a icipation of the arrival ana aistribution lies on Government and private account. J prices of a large range cf textiles have been ntrolled and export out-v--v the Colony in excess of ten yards is prohibited with the162 words
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Article125 1946-07-19 3 Twenty-five hundred candles illuminated houses on stilts along the r-.vcrs which make the biggest part of Brunei as part of the celebration of the visit of the Governor-General t:> Brunei. The water was calm and the refections of the candle lights on the water made a125 words
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Article67 1946-07-19 3 Stating that there were too many sneak thieves around these days and they were just as bad as pickpockets Mr. Paul Storr sentenced Tan Lian Le e who pleaded guilty t 0 theft to three months' r.i. Tan was caugh' la the act of removing an67 words
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Article76 1946-07-19 3 3 Babies Died 'Our Own Reporter Penang. July 18. Senior Eurasian uurs t Mercy Siege was today sentenced to on month's s.i. when she was convicted by Mr. G.H. Conaghan. is the relief court, for causing th*death ol three babies by a negligent act. namely administering a76 words
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Article112 1946-07-19 3 Mr. ACT. Kwong. Chinese Consul, Singapore, will represen. Dr. Wu Paak-Shing. the Consul General, on a visit to Batu Pahat. Mua and Malacca tomorrow to make personal contact with loca 1 authorities and leading Chinese with a view to rendering assist ance, wherever needed,112 words
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Article142 1946-07-19 3 Ex-detective sergeant K. Narayanasamy. a former member of the C.1.D., was yesterday sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr- Justice Worley at the Assizes when found guilty of abetting th«» causing of grievous hurt and of criminal intimidation. He was acquitted on the charge of142 words
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Article63 1946-07-19 3 TOKIO, July 18.—Little men with big knives which were never unsheathed without drawing bloodGurkhas from India's hills and famed in Europe in World War on c and Burma in World War two, a R the most feared infighters of anybody's army—will come to Tokio on July 20-63 words
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Article219 1946-07-19 3 Gulab Khan (29) of the Naval Base Police was acquitted when he «■as found not guilty of negligently allowing a prisoner to escape. The prisoner was Raghavan Pillay I who was facing a murder charge and on Dec. 18 Gulab Khan was on the 2 a.m.—6219 words
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Article216 1946-07-19 3 Denying the charges of ill-treatment of British and Dutch POWs in Ambon with which he stands charged in the Third War Crimes Court with twelve others. Lt. Kurashima Hi deichi (accused No. 13) said that he had seen and heard and even he himself had216 words
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Article140 1946-07-19 3 A Chinese cake maker. Teo Kok Hin. was ordered by Magistrate Ah mad bin Ibrahim yesterday to pa> $50 monthly for the maintenance o! his wife and child at the conclusion of a hearing of a private summons The complainant. Ng Kim Hone (25) stated sh140 words
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Article30 1946-07-19 3 Colombo. July 18.—The British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Bevin has sent a message of congratulations to the European-owned. Times of Ceylon" which has just celebrated its centenary.30 words
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Article100 1946-07-19 3 Without knowing that a Chinese amah who had purchased a tin of condensed milk from his shoj, was a maidservant employed oy chief Inspector Trewin of the toed Control Inspectorate. Chua Kenp Boan (19) charged ;he woman $1.80 for the tin, which is $1.35 ir excess100 words
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182 1946-07-19 3 Manna, July 18.—The Philippines Foreign Secretary Elpidio Quirino announces that the Philippines will ask the United Nations for one group of French claimed islands and several British leased islets in British North Borneo. He told a news conference (hat the Philippines Republic icould182 words
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Article1190 1946-07-19 3 f SOf S x gmlm Payments to members of the Civil Defence Services, Malaya, for the period of internment and to temporary full-time Government Servants who were interned have just been made Known in a memorandum from the Colonial Office om e m bers of the Special1,190 words
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Advertisement56 1946-07-19 3 Ni(fk class PIANO l FURNITURE -front fciANGJCNG d CO. ROAD S.W6AWRt CATHAY-BOOK EARLY 'PHONE 3400 (-IttNß PREMIERE TOJVSGHT 8c TOMORROW AT MIDXItiHT vr i r 7J AND DICK STAR IN GRAND STORY SPp!?Pi 2D WITH SONGS, LAUGHS, DAZZLING 'r« TACLE. TECHNICO LOR! D 'CK HAYMES BETTY CRABLE IN "DIAMOND HORSESHOE"56 words
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Advertisement418 1946-07-19 3 SING \PORE COLD SToRAGE CO. LTD. Will former Singapore -mploye.- of*this Company please note that vacancies new exist, and chat i ppl:--c:a .nts for re-employment will oe :r--interviewed on Tuesdays and Thursdays at our Orchard Road Retail Establishment between 10 md 11 E.ni. up to Ist August, 1946. RHEUMATISM BACKACHE.418 words
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Article549 1946-07-19 4 If peace returns to the Dutch East Indies by the end of this year a very big if a world surplus of natural rubber is foreseen by "informed trade sources'' in London. Basing estimates upon a further jseries of "ifs," experts expect future prices of rubber to decline,549 words
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Article1519 1946-07-19 4 Tom MacDonald - She still considers herself a farmer's wife by Tom MacDonald A few miles out of Pretoria on the stoep of an old, rambling homestead, a little woman sits knitting. She is in th e setting she loves, because first and last she is a farmer's wife. The1,519 words
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Article752 1946-07-19 4 R. 3. Ooi advocates that the homeless be allowed to build Middle ciass Singaporeans are becoming slum dwellers. Imperceptibly slumdom is acquir'ng more and more territory in this city Fifteen years ago there wer demarcations between the bust ness and residential areas, but day the752 words
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Article164 1946-07-19 4 Lord Woolton has accepted an invitation by Mr Churchill to beconv* hairman of the Conservatives and 'Jnionist Party Organisation, tie onservative Central Office announced. He succeeds Mr. Ralph \ssheton. Lord Woolton, who is 62, was Dir ector-General of Equipment ard Stor*, Ministry of Supply, 1939-40. Minister of164 words
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Article614 1946-07-19 4 By Francis W. Carpenter Associated Press. NEW YORK, July 13.—The latest president of United Nations Security Council is a slender r lander who never joined any political party, bu' repeatedly has been entrusted by his country important assignments. He is Dr. Eeclo N. Van Kleffens. 51. ministerAssociated Press. - 614 words
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Article126 1946-07-19 4 The hcrse and mule live years And nothing know of to The horse and mule live and beers. The gcai and sheep at twenty die And never taste of Scotch or Rye. The cow drinks water by -he ton And at eighteen is mostly done. The dog126 words
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Article133 1946-07-19 4 The following resolution passed by the annual Church Meeting of St. Mary's Parish Church, London in the yard of which Sir S amiord Raffles was buried:—"In the fact that the body ol Sir Stamford Raffles, the found r <?i Singapore, is buried in London Parish133 words
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Article87 1946-07-19 4 Arthur Wc M > cables fr iv.rtop to D 'ly Herald A German V-2 rocket is b< f o hrvp reached a record b nearly 100 m'l< above the 1 Uwt flight af Wfcftte S tnds. MevVo. !t H..-'rred th* test op« IWW fi lds87 words
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Advertisement45 1946-07-19 4 A DELIGHT to the EYES! The Lovely American La. est Numount Rimless Glasses. Jlass.es that blend with beauty and sharpen appearance with clean cut good taste and style, i hey are cushioned against breakage EVERBRICHT OPTICAL CO., Qualified Opticians 1C, Chulia Street, Telephone 4435. Singapore.45 words
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Article87 1946-07-19 5 a. July 17.—Twelve ere reported ng last month by i of irregulars ere accused of I slay ng Jews in ii paper reports it \SZ attack was a passenger train and tbt Russians captive and later ed torialised serimU might occur NSZ was iviped out87 words
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Article52 1946-07-19 5 July lb.—The U.S. oi atomic bombs or atoiqic secrets until Id control system is d J ha B wicock. member an delegation to the Atomic Commission.ted the U.S. might the United Nations i.tcessary to nullify r veto. His statement fore the institute oi natll c en52 words
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321 1946-07-19 5 A.P. na, Montana. July 18—Senator Burton K. Wheetho was called by his opponent the leading Ame''isolationist," conceded defeat today in his MonDemocratic primary election bid for a fifth stern in the United States Senate. kson. former state ;rt judge, apparently I c nomination in oneA.P. - 321 words
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Article73 1946-07-19 5 M, July 17. —Dr. Chaun d at of the World is leaving for it reliable Jewish Associated Press he Ot t i see Prime immediately upon said me apponud through the I r. Sir Alan when he met Dr. Sunday. night Dr. Weizmann atement to73 words
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844 1946-07-19 5 MASS STARVATION IN GERMANY AVERTED Reuter. (From Hubert Harrison, Reuters Correspondent.) B?rhn. (A'*r Mail): The "Eattle of the Spring" which Lt. General Sir Brian Robertson sa'd might well prove more dangerous ihan the "Battle of the Winter," has been won. Spring is over andReuter. - 844 words
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459 1946-07-19 5 Reuter. LONDON. July 17—No Indian or Br tish casualt'es have been reported MNRg the Anjrlo-Ii anian Oil Company staff, said Mr. Krnest Bevin. Foreign Secretary today when giving details of the strike of 50,000 oil workers of the Company at \badan. He said aReuter. - 459 words
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Article109 1946-07-19 5 San Francisco. July 17.—The Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand Walter Nash said ioday inequalities within the British Empire—chiefly India—must be adjusted if another war is to be averted. "You cannot have a New Zealand wiih an average longevity of J8 ytars and an India109 words
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Article76 1946-07-19 5 A.P. London, July 18. —A Turkish air delegation arrived on Tue-day in a Dakota plane to visit the British aircraft industry. Members of the delegation include Lt.-Gen. Z3ki Dogan, com-mander-in-chief of the Turkish air force, Major-Gen.. Yahya Razi Biltan, Turkish UnderSecretary of State for Air, and toA.P. - 76 words
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Article107 1946-07-19 5 Reuter. LONDON. July 16.—The Ministry of Labour report that 800.000 ex-members of His Majesty's forces were recorded in May as "not yet having taken up employment" and state that the total working populat on is estimated to have decreased in the same month by 100.000 made upReuter. - 107 words
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Article202 1946-07-19 5 Reuter. SOUTHAMPTON. July I«.—James Kelly, southern divisional organiser of the Association of Engineering and Shipbuilders Draughtsmen, was awarded £125 damages and costs at the Hampshire assizes against detective Coleman of Southampton borough police on claims for damages for wrongful arrest. Counsel for defence applied lor stayReuter. - 202 words
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Article165 1946-07-19 5 A.P. LONDON, July 18.—Conservative Opposition party members assailed the Labour Government and Deputy Prime Minister Herbert Morrison particularly in connection with the proposed government inquiry into the British press. Lord Beaverbrook's Evening Standard entered the controversy saying "Morrison's real purpose is intimidation of newspapers and silencingA.P. - 165 words
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Article52 1946-07-19 5 TOKIO. July 17.—Sir William Webb, president of the international military tribunal for the Far East, said he expected the trial of Tcjo and 26 other Japanese defendants to be resumed at 9.30 a.m. Friday. Proceedings were halted last week during the installation of an air conditioning system for52 words
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Article189 1946-07-19 5 HONGKONG. July 18.—A typhoon struck with full force at the China coast west of Hongkong and was reported to be curving back towards ths colony at 5 p.m. (local time). The Royal Navy reported 102-mile-an-hour wind velocity and sain that winds averaged 63 miles189 words
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Article113 1946-07-19 5 MANILA, July 17.—The northern tip of the Philippines was isolated by the season's worst typhoon, which raked Northern Luzon with torrential rains and winds exceeding 100 miles per hour. Contact was lost on Tuesday with the U.S. Army air base at Laoag on the north-west coast. The113 words
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Article80 1946-07-19 5 A.P. FRANKFURT. July 18.—Russian authorities nave told .he Jnited States Army that two American officers who were supposed to 'nave disappeared into the Russian zon? of Berlin recently camiot be located. The missing men last were seen on July 4 boarding a train for Oranienburg, theA.P. - 80 words
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Article38 1946-07-19 5 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO, July 18.—General Ho Ying Chin, new Chief of the Chinese Military mission to the United States arrived here by plane and is sojourning here briefly before continuing his journey to New York and Washington.— A.P.A.P. - 38 words
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Article211 1946-07-19 5 A.P. Vatican City, July 18 In the view of the Catholic Church the world is entering one of the most dangerous periods in 2000 years and the United States, because of its ideals of religion is the strongest pillar in the threatened structure. The ChurchA.P. - 211 words
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Article156 1946-07-19 5 Reuter. BOMBAY. July 17 —The creeping paralysis which has been steadily overcoming communications in Bombay and the surrounding area of many hundred square miles spread further today as the week-old postal strike —which was joined three days ago by the telegraph line maintenance men —showed noReuter. - 156 words
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Article259 1946-07-19 5 Information has been received from the Air Ministry that 25 berth* have been reserved for the families of R.AJ. personnel in the "Monarch of Bermuda" which is due to sail from the U.K. for Singapore today. An order issued last January stated that an officer or259 words
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Article35 1946-07-19 5 PARIS, July 18.—M. Hubert La Gardelle, Vichy Labour Minister under the Laval regime, was condemned by the French High Court last night to a life sentence of hard labour, national indignity and confiscation of property.35 words
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Advertisement260 1946-07-19 6 1.30 —4—6.30—9.30 p. m. George Sanders Star Of Summer Storm" gives another outstanding performance. Suspense electric. jHr|T||iyT pulsating, vibrant in rhis strangest of thrill-filled dramas! Saw. Pin to MM McCoy .ad Mid* fr*o OrcW to ALFRED GREEN Prate* to SAMUEL BISCHOFF ALSO Gaumont British News showing Wimbledon Championships Finals Australia260 words
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Advertisement178 1946-07-19 6 ALHAMBRA Midnight To-night t Tomorrow! One of the GREATEST Entertainments of all time" —Walter Winchell. Everyone Says It Diffeiendr— But They All Say ■mmII I I 9 l MHr- fICJH I mm I k^Jniß 7 D*Sty: Ipm. ft 730 o.nv A Banished Prince. Rrmar.re Blooms Ever Brighter' Crowds Tmllcd to178 words
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Advertisement105 1946-07-19 6 TYRANT PRINCESS FEARS NONE m T OXE KIMi IOBK v A GOLDEN ERA iW/oiw 7fo Dea/A To Oppmsii MARIA MONTFZ Fh Brilliant Dual Kol e S I I «V ftjr I ill j and eclipses her VwHI I I 'ARABIAN EIGHTS DESTINY JOINS UP TWO WHOM NO MAN WOULD WANT105 words
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Article295 1946-07-19 7 Players Win By Innings Reuter. LONDON, July 18.—-Two days were sufficient for Players to defeat Genilemen at Lords, where Lancashire's Pollard bagged a total of nine Wickets for 53 runs in one day. Pollard took five for 32 in Gentlemen's first innings and four forReuter. - 295 words
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155 1946-07-19 7 19-YEAR RUN BROKEN Reuter. TMARNOCK. July 18 Irish open golf championsince its institution in tas always been won by a ng< r from outside was at won by home talent today i Fred Daly. 33-year-old Belprofessional returned an ate of 288 (72. 73. 69, 74).Reuter. - 155 words
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Article165 1946-07-19 7 Dara Singh beat Bosca Boa by falls to one in the main Di ol Wednesday night's allin wrestling. The bout opened with plenty of incident and 3 sea started well by scoring a fall in the firs: round- Dara S ugh however no chances .\::d165 words
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Article44 1946-07-19 7 wiag will play for the at hockey against the Recs Road on Monday: V. P A. Ponnampalam and M v aru; V. John, E. Do- :.d C. Thuraisinghar.:, S. K. S A. Vijiaretnam. S. ra, W. Ponniah and W. Porr.anbalam.44 words
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39 1946-07-19 7 >wing will represent the B A.TJ. tonight at the at table tennis against ted Services: Singles—Chua Goh Teck Phuan, Wee Tan Kai Chor, Ong Doubles—Chua 800 Li ni and Wee Aik Leong.39 words
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Article31 1946-07-19 7 Og will represent the a cricket match against Sunday at Thompson 1 Delikan. Tham Koon L. W. Ratna ns, Thiyagaraja. F. Aneamana. A. AriyachanFernanda, L. Delikan and l wijeweera.31 words
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Article210 1946-07-19 7 In connection with their sports tour to Kuala Lumpur during the August Holidays the Singapore Recs have arranged to play a :*ries of games over the coming weekend. Today they meet the Police in a hockey match at Thomson Road. Their team: —S. Rodrigues; B. Sciieerder and210 words
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82 1946-07-19 7 The Welfare Section of the Old Boys' Association intends staging the well-known play "Lady Precious Stream" before the end of the year. This play had very successful runs in London and other places where it was produced. Old Boys' and women interested are requested kindly82 words
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157 1946-07-19 7 Reuter. BOMBAY, (Air Mail!. The veteran Indian Batsman. Prfnce Duleepslnhji, pleaded here for an improvement in cricket in /ndla. He said he was glad Indian bowlers had given a good account of themselves during their tour nad referred admiringly to Vijay Merchant as "the mainstayReuter. - 157 words
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Article166 1946-07-19 7 MALACCA, July 12.—Employees of the Municipal Secretar at staged a sit doivn strike for two and a half hours when 'hey learned that the payment of the cost of living allowances would be delayed till the next meeting of the M v nic ip a166 words
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Article73 1946-07-19 7 Reuter. LONDON, July 18.—The MCC have sent invitations to 12 players to accompany the MCC team to Australia: W. R. Hammond, Gloucestershire, N. W. Yardley, P. Gibb and L. Hutiort, Yorkshire, C. Washbrook, J. Ikin, Lancashire, J. Hards iarT, W. Voce, Nottinghamshire, D. CompCon, Middlesex, D.Reuter. - 73 words
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Article95 1946-07-19 7 MANILA. July 18.—Three persons, one of them a month-old baby, died and six others are missing following typhoon which swept northern Luzon on July 17. Widespread damage was -eported a: the mountain resort town of Baguio and the nearby Camp John Hay of the United States95 words
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88 1946-07-19 7 LONDON. July 18—The .fficial Soviet agency Tass auoting Persian press reports said the British *-ere supplying arms to Kuziztan tribesmen in Persia and predicted that .bloody disorders" would follow. Earlier, the British Foreign Office said that 17 persons were killed und 15C injured m a88 words
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Article103 1946-07-19 7 NANKING. July 16.--A Foreign Olice spokesman announced today that the British Government had approved the appointment of Mr. Cheng Tien-hsi as Chinese Amb.:s«ador to London. He said no decision had been made en Chinese Communists' demand tor representation at th? Paris peace conference, Foreign Minis: ef103 words
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341 1946-07-19 7 Reuter. Shanghai, July 16. —Chinese business circles in Shanghai are organising four missions to make a thorough study of trade conditions abroad. Many of China's leading commercial figures are expected to take part in one or other of the missions. According to present plans,Reuter. - 341 words
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Article409 1946-07-19 7 Preparations for the mammoth combined athletic meet to be held at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Aug. 5 are going ahead and entries for all events close tomorrow, July 20. Civilian and Service competitors are limbering up and may be seen practising at the409 words
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Article193 1946-07-19 7 The following passengers departed by B O.A.C. ,'Q.E.A. on July 17. For U K.: —Mr. L. W. Harm. Vol. J. C. T. Willis. Mr. R. Vian, J. Cdr. S. Drak.v Mr. T. J. K. MacLeod. Mr. F. R. Pryor, Mr. A. C. Parkinson. For India:—Mr. J. A.193 words
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Article120 1946-07-19 7 New York, July 18.—Mrs. Stephen S. Wise, wife of the Zionist leader, has declined her appoinment as an honorary member of the British Emuire because of her "deep unhappiness over the conduct of the British mandatory government with respect to the Jewish people in Palestine".120 words
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Article31 1946-07-19 7 Mr. Nelson Jones, the Financial Secretary, will give a radio talk on "The United States Loan and Malaya" over Radio Malaya at 9 15 tonight.31 words
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Article84 1946-07-19 7 (Tribune Correspondent) MALACCA, July 16 —W. Tudor, a Sinhalese, a detective employed Dy the Japanese Police force was sentenced to three years rigorous imprisonment at the conclusion of his trial at the Assizes to-day. lt was alleged that Tudor as a detective in Alor Gajah84 words
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Article144 1946-07-19 7 Medical College The "Pelita Malaya.' in an editorial, brought out ihe various difncuties Malay students have to !ace on returning to the College of Medicine, Singapore. The subject matter of the above editorial has been brought to the notice of the Director of Medical Services. Malay144 words
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Article208 1946-07-19 7 Two Indians, Sammy Nathan and Eddie Senyaya. who posed as detectives and raided two cigarette stalls, were in the dock before Magistrate K-M. Byrne yesterday cn a charge of robbery if S60 and cigarettes valued at ?27.30, and another similar charge concerning $20. Both accused were found208 words
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Article97 1946-07-19 7 For firing crackers without a permit from the Chief Polic e Officer, a Chinese youth. Sean Ah Chye, was convicted and ordered by Magistrate R. C. Hoffman yesterday to be given six strokes of light rotan. A police constable whil e on duty on Wednesday97 words
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268 1946-07-19 7 Rome, July 18 —Premier de Gasperi. expressing disappointment in "American promises", said he feared the new Italian republic would fall if Trieste were internationalised as recommended by the Four-power Foreign Ministers' Council. He described the Trieste compromise as a ''solution" which satisfied neither Italy268 words
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Article79 1946-07-19 7 Entries for the Singapore table tennis championships definitely close at 1 P.m. Saturday. No further entries Wffl be received after this date. The events for the championships are: men s singles, men doubles, woman's singles, mixed doubles and inter-club league. Clubs and associations are reminded when sending79 words
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Miscellaneous14 1946-07-19 7 HIGH TIDE TODAY 2.19 p.m.. Height 8.5 ft. TOMORROW 2.55 p.m.. Height 8.4 ft.14 words
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2350 1946-07-19 8 LONDON, July 18—Lord Pethick-Lawrence, Secretary of State for India, gave tlio following account of his stewardship in India of the Cabinet Mission. "As there is so much to tell, I will only say one thing by way of an introduction regarding the problems with2,350 words
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Article73 1946-07-19 8 A.P. YOKOHAMA, Jul} 18—Yasushi Kimura, known to American prisoners of war as "horseface" will become the 86th Japanese to go on trial on war atrocities charges when he faces the Bth Army Tribunal on Saurday here. Kimura is accused of beating Staff Sergeant Harold T. HedgesA.P. - 73 words
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Article, Illustration2224 1946-07-19 8 Reuter. London, July 18:— Sir Stafford Cripps, member of the Cabinet Mission to India and President of tne Board of Trade, in the debate in the House of Commons said: "Perhaps the House will permit me in this association to pay a very re a i andReuter. - 2,224 words
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Advertisement328 1946-07-19 8 LIDO (New World Park) Daily: 3—7—9.15 p.m. "Eddie Cantor leads brilliant -company in a nerry musical "uproar" "THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS" with Bettie Davis, Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland. John Garfield, J«an Leslie, S. Z Sakali, Ann Sheridan. Alexis Smith, Dennis Morgan and Ida Lupino. Midnight (11.30 p.m.) To-morrow "GOLD328 words
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