Malaya Tribune, 3 September 1946
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Title Section56 1946-09-03 1 The Malaya Tribune 0 THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously i n Smgapore, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh (Penang oflioe opening shortly) 'Phone Numbers: Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 5813 k i 1 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 3, 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS The56 words
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379 1946-09-03 1 Lord Killearn To Visit Batavia Again Reuter. (By Renter's Diplomatic Correspondent) LONDON, Sept. 2: Reports that all British troops in the Netherlands East Indies are to be withdrawn by Nov. 30 were confirmed by an authoritative source in London today. ThisReuter. - 379 words
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Article49 1946-09-03 1 .'.FORE, Sep.. 3—Chins are fty'ug from all business house* arid Chinese comodajt celebraed the niversurm of China's Ch nese associa'ions represented at a teas afternoon a: like Chamber of Commerce ra i the occasion, while amusement parks. ..'id cinemas are all spec al programmes.49 words
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Article59 1946-09-03 1 Reuter. Sept. 2:—When the in ci White Star litter rth< d Priaca Land- Liverpool, fro r.i Canada M M- v. completing her last siii anna handed her ■ers and then prodded D Oe Dc-.-k to undrrsro a it fit Whie.N Will take five Dai H| past sever, yearsReuter. - 59 words
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251 1946-09-03 1 500 Arrests In Bombay Reuter. EiOMBAY, Sapfc. 2: The Punjab Moslem League I Working Committee in Lahore to-night reel the civil authority of India's Interim Grovsworn In today—and called on Mohammed ah, All-India Moslem League President, to for- le a programme ol "c'irect action.'" p] iReuter. - 251 words
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Article140 1946-09-03 1 A.P. DURBAN. Sept. 3.—Mary Barr. 51-year-old European woman who spent 27 years W Ind a as a missionary and social worker, on Monday was fined £3 or one month's i?nprisonmem at Durban, on o. charge'of trespassing on municipal grounds. She chose to go to gaol. In aA.P. - 140 words
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Article131 1946-09-03 1 A.P. NEW DELHI. Sept- 3.— Congress Party President Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, taking the rein.s of India's interim government. yesterday pledged himself to govern the nation "for the Indian:;." and indicated be might institute a 10-year plan to improve then lot. As the new governmentA.P. - 131 words
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Article183 1946-09-03 1 A.P. Nanking. Sept. B.- Communist military headquarters at Yenan yesterday warned that any plane "irrespective of identity taking part in military operations over Communist-held territory would be fired upon in •'scif-defence," writes Jo h n Roderick. Associated Press Correspondent. This statement by a Communist spokesman followedA.P. - 183 words
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Article43 1946-09-03 1 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. 3.—Seven mrtl'on surplus service garments besides 3.*****0 already announced are to be released shortly. The new issue of surplus government stock consist of Wren's white shirts. R.A.F. blu e shirts and later a small number of demob suits—Reuter.Reuter. - 43 words
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285 1946-09-03 1 A.P. NEW CORK. Sept. 3:—The late President Roosevelt, according to his son and aide, Elliott, told Winston Churchill at Casablanca in 1943 that after victory in World War 11, America would not sit by and watch the growth of Asia and half of Europe beA.P. - 285 words
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Article37 1946-09-03 1 A.P. DOVER Sept. 3—The Chilean swimmer. Jorge Berroeta yesterday postponed an attempt to swim the Channel to Cape Gris Nez because of stormy weather. He said he would try again today if the weather is favourable.—A P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article324 1946-09-03 1 Reuter. COPENHAGEN, Sept. 2 :-Thc Food and Agdicultural Organisation appraisal of the world food situation report which was issued today says that prospects in certain areas are sufficiently improved to make possible a revision of estimated needs. A Br-, ad grain needs of continental Europe, theReuter. - 324 words
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Article105 1946-09-03 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. 2.- -Tonight the President of the liondon Branch of the All-India Muslim League, Mohammad Abbas Ali, received telephone ca'ls from his branches throughout G re a 1 Britain that "Clack Flag Day" had been observed everywhere without an incident. "Everything has passed oil* peacefully,"Reuter. - 105 words
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82 1946-09-03 1 Reuter. MONTREAL, Sept. 2—The Inter national Labour Organisation Migration Committee at its concluding session here yesterday put forward recommendations as to the methods nt distributing surplus populations of Europe and Asia to sparsely settled areas of the world especially in North and South America. The CommitteeReuter. - 82 words
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Article53 1946-09-03 1 SINGAPORE, Tue».: —Thirty-fife AiK'ians and two Chinese who were allegedly involved in a "Black Flag incident yesterday, are to appear today in the police court on a charge of armed rioting, it is understood The 37 were arrested by the police m a lorry53 words
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Article141 1946-09-03 1 Greek Plebiscite Reuter. ATHENS. Sept. 2—The Greek fovemnkent ordered today that penalties "for disrespectful utter* ancc.s against the person gi the King and Monarchy" should be strictly applied. The existing tolerance had become unsuitable after the peoples ver- diet" in the plebiscite, it was stated. Late-' returnsReuter. - 141 words
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131 1946-09-03 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sept- :i:-Mr. Leonard Hygatc, aged 33, accountant, who srrived home at Grorc Road, Acton, eight months ago after being a prisoner of war in Borneo for three fear* will return to Singapore next freek to represent his firm in theReuter. - 131 words
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111 1946-09-03 1 Reuter. BIRMINGHAM. Sept 2. A 35-year-old Indian. Gulam Din. lying in Birmingham, was remanded in custody at Birmingham today charged with murdering his wife, a white woman aged 25. It wa> stated that when policeofficer*, arrived at Din's home on Satui day afternoon hi.s wife,Reuter. - 111 words
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Advertisement56 1946-09-03 1 H l i I ABLE SERVICE and s YLES NATIONAL RADIO COMPANY, rangoon Rd. Ginsapore.! Give Us The Pleasure To Serve Satisfy You! Choicest Selections on From South Africa it SWEET VERMOUTH PORT WINE j Clove Liqueur-Van Dcr Hum I PEPPERMINT LIQUEUR j le FRANCISCAN CONVENT WHITE PEPPERMINT CURACAO spirits56 words
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Article164 1946-09-03 2 Ong Siow Siang who allegedly sent h s brother 0 prison sentence jor him after obtaining bail to appeal L! charged before Second Distr.ct Judge T T. Russell, with cheat ng by personation. It was alleged by the prosecuting officer, Mr. Mai A.S.P.. that Ong was164 words
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303 1946-09-03 2 (Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Monday. "I saw a Malay woman being stripped naked and beaten with a round stick by a kempeitai mem be r inside the prison," said sub-warder, Hashim, a wa man at the Penang Prison during the occupation the trial of303 words
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Advertisement527 1946-09-03 2 pm ii k PRE-PAID 'classified! advertisements Casual Advertisements: Wanted, Personal, Situations Vacant, Situations Wanted, For Sale. etc. at So.OO per Insertion of 20 words, 15 cts. for every additional word. Public Notices Announcements 53.50 per single column lncl per insertion. j Domestic Occurrences: Death, Engagement, Marriage. Birth Notices, etc at527 words
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Advertisement1225 1946-09-03 2 SALE BY TENDER The Custodian of Property, Singapore, invites tenders for the purchase of th e following, particulars of winch are as follows:— Lot I—One Vickers Petters Ltd. Machine Oil Engine No. ***** B.H.P. 50, R.P.M. 260, about 6' high lying at 46, Orchard Road. 2—About 200 empty drums. 3—l1,225 words
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Advertisement830 1946-09-03 2 I WANTED WANTED: Fast and accurate Typist, Shorthand not necessary, for British Export Firm. Apply ttating salary required to Box No. A 248 Malaya Tribune. A Secretary, a Book-keeper and a Junior Clerk with, some Knowledge ;of Chinese. Apply to Box 251, Malaya Tribune. WANTED to buy Motor Van any830 words
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Advertisement375 1946-09-03 2 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. To be held at The saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co.. Ltd., No. 10 Chuiia Street, Singapore. On Wednesday, 4th September 1946. at 2.30 p.m. Lut I. 999 years' Leasehold land and houses Nos. 44, 44A Ji B Market Street.375 words
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Advertisement365 1946-09-03 2 NOTICES AUCTION SALE Valuable Freehold Singapore Properties To Be Held At The Saleroom Of MESSRS. CHEONG HOCK CHYE CO, LTD., Nos. 14 i 16 Robinson Road. On Thursday, sth September, 1946 at 2.30 P.M. Lot 1. Freehold land and houses Nos 216-7. 216-8. 216-9. 216-10. 216-U, 216-12. 216-13 and 216-14/365 words
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Advertisement121 1946-09-03 2 SHIPPING s.s. "EMPIRE JAMAICA The departure of the abow css<! having been delayed, she expected to arrive here from 3 kor.g about the 7th inst. Sh,- will be despatched to Hoi gk via Bangkok. Saigon on or a it the 12th inst. Consignees of cargoes and trending shippers please apply121 words
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330 1946-09-03 3 A. a meeting ye terday at the Chinese Chamber □i Commerce, the president Mr. Lien Ying-Chow announced that on his personal representation the Government assured him that the hitch in the interisland trade was receiving Government attention, and tha: high officials were taking up330 words
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85 1946-09-03 3 Gaol Fine For Having Ammo And Revolver 21) who was found of a Smith and href in one of his rounds of .38 thcf pocket when bf constable at N Tth Bridge Road was sentenced to .mprisonment. ared ocfore First paul Storr, pleaded I I possession of the aire ted85 words
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Article85 1946-09-03 3 mud Shah and Cne S aik Ismail, Malay tin Singapore Broadstai »ho ire leaving for on a -ix months' .ork as announcers on ti i vices proe i aflame, F.i r Ea>t by the tertained at a' tea g.h. Cafe last evenit and <tarT of the I85 words
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Article157 1946-09-03 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Boon Haw, local Chinese millionaire, who d o Singapore a few days ago from China, is mission was to float a Fukien Reconstruction velopment Corporation with a capital of $2,500,--lyan currency) to which he had invested 5400.000. Half of the capital would157 words
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Article56 1946-09-03 3 Ibrahim 1341 who was Singapore waters un at bound for Sumatra if ttxtile.. was fined ill three months' rigonment by Second Dis- Judgi I t Russell, yesterday til j, 30 yards of white md 18 yard- af brown discovered when a redded the boat56 words
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Article40 1946-09-03 3 nee ci 12 months sonment each was their appeal d;s- two Chinese. Lam L n. appealed be- I Th jrogocd against yesterday. b i n convicted and tn< lower Cour s SlO from a com-40 words
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Article98 1946-09-03 3 The world's Y.W C.A. throughout the wai rean wiU be described by Mrs T W. Hi neb 0.8. E. at the neat meeting cf the Y.W.C.A. for <renerp! members and friends. Mrs. Hinch uas President of the Malayan V W.C.A. at the time cF the fall and98 words
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110 1946-09-03 3 <Oiu Own Reporter) PENANG. Monday. Tlv Harbour Board lightermen who were on strike returned to work last Saturday agreeing offers of increased wages. Tile Present wages are $30 for those engaged in 1941, and $25 for new hands. The former pay was $21 for both.110 words
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Article69 1946-09-03 3 Sentence Of nine months' rigorous imprisonment was passed in the second S'ngapore yesterday on a 4 Japanese occupation" detective Tan Peng Nam. The jury lound him suilty en all three charges of causing hurt to detainees during the occupation in to extort confess'onj that they were69 words
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Article46 1946-09-03 3 An Indian. Our.man Khan, was ordered to b> remanded after a charge of possession of 828 rounds of 9 mm. ammunition was explained to him in the Third Magistrate's Court yester day. Th,> case will be menti. n ed on Sept. 9.46 words
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266 1946-09-03 3 (Tribune St alf Reporter) Singapore Indians at a mass meeting Last I appealed to their Muslim brethren to join hands with the Congress for a united and independent India. Sponsored by the Malayan Indian Congress, tne largely attended meeting was held at the premises of266 words
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Article53 1946-09-03 3 For overcharging 80 cents for a katty of pork. Low Kwck (40). a pork seller; was sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment by Second District Judge T. T. Russell, yesterday. Low was stated to have charged $2.80 for a katty of lean pork at Kallang53 words
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Article57 1946-09-03 3 Caught in the act of transporting a bag containing 120 katties of wheat flour at 8% mile, Changi Road. 800 Kong Boon (58) was fined $800. in default four months' rigorous imprisonment in the Second District Court, yesterday. 800 was arrested on Sunday by two57 words
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Article167 1946-09-03 3 The Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Limit ed report for the Period ended March 31. Lather with the duly audited balance' Sheet and relative BCCotUlts is >übmitied to number-. Ihe act surplus For the period after deducting .ill charges and expenses for management and making full provisions for167 words
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234 1946-09-03 3 "Let it be known for the benefit of all who are inclined to commit similar offences that the sentence of whipping will in this court be very considerably where conviction by jury is made." With these comments Mr. Justice W. J. Thorogood sentenced an234 words
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Article179 1946-09-03 3 Unable to obtain the keys of a safe of a provision shop in Jalan Beaar, three Chinese, two of whom were armed with pistcls. carried away the safe which contained about $.'5 070 in a tricycle belonging to the shop at fi..10 a.m. on Monday The179 words
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351 1946-09-03 3 At a meeting at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday, Mr. Lien Ying Chow, the chairman, announced that he had written to H. E. the Governor, the Colonial Secretary, and the Secretary for Economic Affairs suggesting that the control on rice be relaxed and351 words
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67 1946-09-03 3 Three Sikh watchmen and ten Chinese "ho had been arrested on Saturday morning for attempting to remove 40 bat* of rice from the Fo.-d Control Department's store at Fob R.>ad. were produced before Magistrate Ahmad bin Ibrahim yesterday when a charge of67 words
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Article73 1946-09-03 3 Bail of $10 000 was offered to a 28-v-ar-old Hokien, Kam Eng Hong in the Third Police Court ysterday. on a charge ot cheat- .ng T. A. Simcn by inducing him to accept a false cheque in payment of a gold r'ng valued $98. The case was postponed73 words
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Article203 1946-09-03 3 Alleged to have been concerned in the ill-treatment of a Chinese, named Chin Chiu Siang. and in the killing of eight other civilian resident- of British North Borneo Sometime m 1945. Sgt. Sakai Fumio. in official of the Kempeitai. is on tnal in the Third War Crime-203 words
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Advertisement236 1946-09-03 3 WATCH REPAIRS I I Entrust Your Timekeepers To Expert Craftsmen. TIIIM LOCK WATCHMAKERS j 401, North Enrige Road,_B'pore. CHONG NAM PRESS LIMITED. General Job Printers, Bookbinders and Rubber Stamp Manufacturers. j No. 24, Hill Street, i Tel. No. fttf&l. Singapore. J NEW GOODS ARRIVED. j Pewter Beer Mugs Lacquer Cig.236 words
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Miscellaneous7 1946-09-03 3 BITK HYAM- Exclusive To The Malaya Tribune7 words
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Article585 1946-09-03 4 i: «riticisms of the Food i Departmeiil have evoked if statement (of anonyi:ioud authorship) from which gathered that those criticIE have been interpreted in circles as implying that •I. Department is responsible i he present shortage. This tr»'tn the case, lt has frequently stated and genunderstood by585 words
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941 1946-09-03 4 One of the major problems with which the average working girl of today is confronted is the re-furnishing of a wardrobe that has been sadly depleted by the long, dreary years of Japanese occupation. Looking at the shopwindows941 words
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Article106 1946-09-03 4 Aftri a year-long battle with pony-racing supporters, ending in a public inquiry, Ealing Council is to take over the 150-aere Novtholt Park racecoiiisj as a housing estate. Tile Minister of Health confirmed the council's application lor a compulsory purchase order. "It will make a big difference106 words
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Article244 1946-09-03 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Sir.—Were you surprised when y<>u stated in your editorial column of yesterday's paper the following paragraph:— "The oft-repeated cynical and mccking assertion that things were better during the occupation when there was more rice and not outward manifestations of social244 words
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Article465 1946-09-03 4 Sir—1 am a bachelor like Mr. Nair. 1 havcti'l the misfortune to lie a W.D. Clerk like him. Nor do 1 have the good fortune to b" a Government employee. 1 am not employed by any big commercial firm either. Before the war I eould live well.465 words
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Article233 1946-09-03 4 Sir. 1 feel cannot lef Mr. Abe Miguel's comments go unchallenged. Isn't the Rev. Mr- Moore doing the correct thing when he preachrd th.it <:!00-00o should bo spent ill helping the thousands of p<<or alld destitutes instead of In ing u-ed lavishly to rcnovat»- a palace to provide233 words
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Article116 1946-09-03 4 Sir.—With reference to a paragraph published in your paper under he heading Good Neighbours', grousing about the Army buying the mutton. I would be pleased if vou would publish the following We have given up our Rice Ration and also a percentage of ;>ur flour, fort to help116 words
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Article103 1946-09-03 4 Sir.—I beg to draw the attention of the Chairman. Sanitary Board, and the Roman Catholic Parish Priests to the neglected condition ol the Birch Road Roman Catholic Cemetery. The memory of the dead Is revered and acred is their testing place At present the cemetery is a103 words
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Article135 1946-09-03 4 ir.—From what has happened Ur with regard to the repatriation of Ccylonese from Malaya it is my opinion that the Government of Ceylon should have entrusted this tar>k to the local Government io deal Willi. J he Coyloncse in Malaya are mainly Government servants with he .sprinkling135 words
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Article43 1946-09-03 4 £ir, —Being a daily reader °f your paper, I read that Singapore school-children are going to be supplied with a lot of stuff including sweets, ovaltine, etc., at controlled prices. Why are children in the Malayan Union always neglected?—A Student.43 words
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487 1946-09-03 4 hen a demobilised soldier brought an application a! tlford County Court under the Married Women's Property Act. Judge Andrew was told about the man's matrimonial troubles. The ex' Serviceman, George Edmund Clarke, sought a declaration thai he was -he owner of a house in Westwood487 words
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Article62 1946-09-03 4 Reuter. PARIS. Sept 2- A H meeting will follow Quick the Soviet Foreign Minis return to Paris from M scow, according tj authoritative C a ference quarters tonight M Molotov is expected back a the middle of the week. Deputies have a provisi n arrangement to meetReuter. - 62 words
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Advertisement53 1946-09-03 4 *mamtmmJLmmmmmmmmmmwmmKaam Uefcet**fe Ryrotybi uealrci <>t coin. o. •oricwUtl with improper taM < aus* iieadaoli'" paai Kind (il eyes; latigue mid dtscomfort upon vac ol the eyes for tlose work. Elur of print etc., To Relieve The Symptoms an ac-r'-i-ate scientific examination by our tionist i advisable. 3* l\ <0., 142.53 words
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Advertisement32 1946-09-03 4 it They are on the way! RAMOS Top Grade Efficiency al Really Modt rale Prices Details will be Announced Shortly First in the world to produce Radar reccivino equiptnt til h I32 words
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Miscellaneous109 1946-09-03 4 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS ty Ernest Hit i r 'ijj&T V Jfikr HOT SPOT op international /fttMLKV CONTENTION, is actually /> /Jiffimk SO HOT THAT A WRIST- [7 11 I /fcM w WATCH OR A RING CW jf* c 1 W,LL BU,?N f lesh.{J yj jty I 1 gs% RE109 words
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424 1946-09-03 5 Reuter. (From Samuel Bennett, Renter's Correspondent) NEW YORK: (Air Mail) —A new 16-millimetre motion picture film has been developed here for recording televion programmes direct from a television monitor or viewing tube. The him will bo used in the television industry in theReuter. - 424 words
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Article113 1946-09-03 5 Reuter. Air Mail). —Emeravity of the blem. the Prime Mr Chiflev) announc- t 22 that the Comand states had an objective which lv( employment of at mi n in the building r 10 years, c ie vi force should be producing more than dwellings a year, andReuter. - 113 words
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Article46 1946-09-03 5 Aug. 31—A petition United States solLding Puerta Pr:nawan in South-west n s under a reign was nled with Presidt day by 250 Palawan rged the Americans -aie raids on Filipino ;a| detention of rilither violations of the d the new Repubi c.46 words
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Article286 1946-09-03 5 months after succeeding: his father, the S3 ol Bath, of Sturford Mead, near Warmmts), is having to sell nearly 9.000 acres of the estate to meet death duties estimated at £800.000. plans Cor reconditioning I av been knocked on the Marquess said to a Daily •f. r.286 words
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Article164 1946-09-03 5 new YORK. Sept- I. The discharge of 46 employees of the Press Wireless Company which precipitated the two weeks' strike on Aug. 7 by the CIO American Communication! Association vs* approved in the final award by arbitrator Arthur Meyer. The dismissed workers were returned to their jobs when164 words
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Article47 1946-09-03 5 A.P. BELGRADE. Sept. 2.—Marshal Tito protested during a conference with the United States Mr. Richard C. Patterson yesterday that American planes wen •continuing to violate Yugoslav soverignty". Marshal Tito was understood to have told Mr. Patterson that trn yugloslav Government probably would send a formal note.—A. P.A.P. - 47 words
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592 1946-09-03 5 Neville George Clevely Heath agedl 26 ol [{to*™ Hall-road. Wimbledon, was committed for trial at tne Old Bailey charged with murdering Mrs. Mar g c Gardner at a London hotel. After the committal t>y ike West London magistrate, the beaimg of a592 words
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59 1946-09-03 5 Truman sports a new cap Sporting a brand new cap tha' elicited much comment from H€WBmen, President Hurry S. Truman t ashore for a short time at the Quonscf Point, R./., Naval St A r Station, during his vocation cruise, is hcr > seen chatting with the reporters tf«f *0A.P. Photo - 59 words
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342 1946-09-03 5 Reuter. Paris. Sept. 2.—Mr. Ivanoe Bonomi, Italian Vice Premier today pleaded for a revision of the Big Four proposal's for the future of Trieste and Venezia Guilia when he appeared before the Political and Territorial Committee of the Paris Conference to state his country'sReuter. - 342 words
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Article303 1946-09-03 5 Pour-year-old Violet Francis and her 21-month-old brother j Luke Anthony are "problem tnests" at Fenham Barracks. Newcas; le-on -Tyne. For th«y refuse t»> leave the guard-room where thsir lather, j Oliver Francis, aged 35. has been detained awaiting to br taken to the Pi"n«>er Corps303 words
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Article29 1946-09-03 5 GATESHEAD, Sept. 2.—The people of the mining village of Wrek lenton. County Durham. were surprised to learO that 77-year-o!d Thomas Bell. retired miner. left 16 MB2 when he died.29 words
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206 1946-09-03 5 Reuter. BOMBAY, (Air Mail):—A free India should not be compelled to depend upon foreign countries to provide technical knowledge and skill for the industrial development of the country, declared Mr. B. G. Kher, Prime Minister of Bombay Province, in a speech recently. Premier KherReuter. - 206 words
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Article73 1946-09-03 5 Reuter. CALCUTTA. (Air Mail).R AF. Transport Command Dakota aircraft dropped over half a million pounds of food and medical supplies to the inhabitants of Hatiya—an inland in the estuary of the Meghna River. nca r Chittagong—who were cut off by floods. Medical Officers and orderli< 5.Reuter. - 73 words
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Article26 1946-09-03 5 BATAVIA. Sept. 2 The Indonesian Information Ministry announces that a transport had arrived in Emyuwangi and begun the loading of 10.000 ton* of paddy for India26 words
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Article210 1946-09-03 5 A.P. Tokio. Aug. 31. Expressing grave concern over Russia's intention,, and over the "imminent danger of another Pearl Harbour" the Military Affairs Committee of the United States House ol Representatives on Saturday called for a strengthening of he U.S. position in the Pacific. The committee foundA.P. - 210 words
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Article58 1946-09-03 5 MADRAS, Sept. 2 —PaNIL Jawabadal hartal Nehru was today requested. 'on ills assumption of oflice a head 'of the interim government, to intirvene in the eight days old South Indian railway strike. The General I Secretary of the strike committee made this request in a cable stating that -42.000 out58 words
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Advertisement123 1946-09-03 5 HOW Pot All Catholic Book.> Rosaries, Catholic Prsjyer Books, Devotional At I iclcs. Statues. church Furniture. cte. etc. pride in mlormmg all our friend* and Chen* Id m etc that we have been appointed SOLE AGENTS foi INS O ATES L WASHBOURNE, oTP. locks are on the way to PETER123 words
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Advertisement97 1946-09-03 5 SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO Incorporated With Limited Liability in U.S.A. OFFICIAL PRICES HAND MACHINE CASH I DRAWER TABLi; it COVER 3 CABINET TABLE 5275 5290 DRAWING ROOM CABINET $3W We have storks of some of these styles at our Temporary premises 4<i-48 PEC X SEAII ST. OFF MAXWELL ROAD SINGAPORE97 words
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Article185 1946-09-03 6 A.P. LONDON. Sept. 2—King George the Second of Greece «has a better cliance of holding to his throne than King Emmanuel of Italy, his son, King Umberto, and King Zog of Al-bania-all relegated earlier this year to the ranks of European monarch* In exile. Still anotherA.P. - 185 words
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Article155 1946-09-03 6 Reuter. HATFIELD, Sept. I, —A hint of a new British political party opposed to the "Socialist and Communist menace" which will be called the "New Democratic Party" was made here yesterday in n speech by Mr. Harold MacMillan, Conservative ber of Parliament and former Secretary forReuter. - 155 words
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Article97 1946-09-03 6 Reuter. LONDON. St 2 —Evelyn May Kglington. 25-year-ohi cook, was remanded at the Guildhall on Saturday accused of murdering an unknown nan in the ruins of a bombed building in Upper Thames Street in the city. The murdered man, aged about SO, is believed to beReuter. - 97 words
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283 1946-09-03 7 Reuter. London, Sept. I.—Complaints from overseas importers about the quality and price of British goods are causing concern to many British manufacturers. Industrialists with high prewar reputation say that a number of firms have sprung up and unloading shoddy goods at unreasonable prices.Reuter. - 283 words
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71 1946-09-03 7 Reuter. London's food became threatened than 3.000 mar.<t.. and drivers struck at I n's centra] meai Dport of tile closed an at 8 a.m. GMT matum «>f the strikers of the Transport Workers Union—calling and members Oi *!L Guild of Clerks and in the Union expired,Reuter. - 71 words
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Article165 1946-09-03 7 S.pt. 2—The V :is Food and Agri-Or-animation's Worid r nee was formally this morning by L r >r A n of Denmark whi vie gates every suethat on the basis understanding a found to help :r< m hunger and Y: J B yd Orr, Directore F165 words
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Article29 1946-09-03 7 ghl a gang of about Geylang launched a campaign during C nese shop was among :ed. ™*r few sporadic cases of sot] a sauna were reported.29 words
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Article28 1946-09-03 7 A.P. untitled —Henrtk Danish Minister to elected chairman Food and Agrieul- meeting here. ire J. Fawcett of G B Sr va-tava of X Lefevre, Belgian ri cult ore.—A.P.A.P. - 28 words
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Article157 1946-09-03 7 A.P. NEW DELHI. Sept. 2—Seven members of India's first popular government took their oaths of office. The group was led by Pandit Nehru. The oaths were taken before Lord Wavell. Viceroy of India. All but one were wearing the white homespun khadder. popularised by Mahatma Gandhi as theyA.P. - 157 words
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Article155 1946-09-03 7 Reuter. RANGOON, .sept. 2. Maj -Gen. Sir Hubert Ranee, who was sworn in as Governor of Burma on Saturday, said today that he wanted his Executive Council to be composed of member.; commanding the respect and confidence of the country and to be as broadReuter. - 155 words
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Article116 1946-09-03 7 iOui Own Reporter) MALACCA. Monday. The Kuala Lumpu r TPCA playing its second soccer game today on the Padang, beat by 2—l the Malacca State XI. rile play was gruelling. The visitors foUnd Hendroff and Asgar Ali very sturdy opposition. The homesters pressed from the first116 words
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Article45 1946-09-03 7 ABOARD S. S. STERLING CASTLE. Sept. 2.—The Sterling Castle today passed through the Bay of Biscay in perfect weather and in a comparatively calm sea. All members of the touring team, most of them passing through the Bay for the first time, avoided sea sickness.45 words
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120 1946-09-03 7 (Our Own Reporter) Penang, Monday. Fifty-two local residents who had helped Allied soldiers during the war are to be awarded the Supreme Allied Commander's certificates in Penang on Sept. 12. Besides these awards, they were to be presented with monetary gifts totalling $33,200. The120 words
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188 1946-09-03 7 Good and wrestling bouts was seen at the Great World Arena last Saturday, j Highlight of the evening was j the sensational knockout victory of Son of Zombie over Roughouse Jeffrey. Zombie battered his opponent to a standstill, j finally sent him down to188 words
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Article402 1946-09-03 7 (By Our Music Critic). Singapore, Monday. Last night's concert at the Victoria Theatre, given Under the auspices of Dr. Wu Paak-shing, the Chinese Consul-General, was a musical and social event of the first order. Socially, it was an unqualified success. The theatre w»S packed from402 words
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Article42 1946-09-03 7 WASHINGTON, Sept. Z.— The Presidential Yacht Williamsburg, returning President Truman to the United States from his West Indies vacation cruise reached a point of 20 miles otf Virginia coast early yesterday. The President is expected to reach White House this afternoon. —A.P.42 words
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Article105 1946-09-03 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter. "> Singapore's taxi drivers we c subjected o a surprise check-up and te*i carried out by Inspectors of Hie Vehicles Department. The drivers are being check?d-up on their licences, driving skill, road sense and routes. Commencing yesterday, the check-up against taxi-drivers will105 words
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919 1946-09-03 7 Giving evidence in the Wax Crimes Court at the trial of five Japanese officials of the Changi civilian internment camp and later of the Sime Road Camp, yesterday, Mr. C. E. Collinge said that during the period of his internment he frequently saw internees919 words
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Article242 1946-09-03 7 MALACCA THE FOOD CRISIS MALACCA. Aug. 31. At an emergency meeting convened by he Food Advisory Committee Mr. C F. Gomes, a member of the Union Advisory Council, raised the question of allocations of rice rations in Malacca and the Colony of Singapore. He sa.d that there must be some242 words
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Article124 1946-09-03 7 The following wore elected officebearers of the 7.T F.A. for the year 1946 at a special ireneral meeting held at the Istana Kampoug Clam, on Sunday:— President: Mr. Abdul Rahman b Aziz: vice-presidents: Mr. Sidek i H. Hamid, Tungku Hussain, Dr. S H. Aljuni'd Mr. Mohamed Taha;124 words
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700 1946-09-03 8 Hong Kong PoW's Court Martial Reuter. LONDON, Sept. 2: —A demobbed artilleryman giving evidence at the court-martial in London today trying >la.j. Cecil Boon, R.A.S.C., on charge? of aiding the Japanese while a prisoner of war, told of hiding under a tab'c inReuter. - 700 words
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164 1946-09-03 8 A.P. Jerusalem, Sept. ">. British rating find Home Jewish immigrants dashed on Monday aboard the l<M>-t<m ship "Four Freedoms," which had brought them across the Mediterranean to Palestine, and several ratings were injured. Those ratings injured were member of a party which boarded the trailA.P. - 164 words
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Article97 1946-09-03 8 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. 2.- Although his «lispah h case containing [us secret Government draft plan on Burma was found at Eastbourne railway station Unlay where there was still no trace of Mr. Stanley Bown, Chiel Financial Officer to the War Damage Commission, who hps been missing sinceReuter. - 97 words
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Article486 1946-09-03 8 Reuter. MOSCOW. Sept. 2. —A violent blast againsl Soviet theatres, dramatists and theatrical criticism for failure to propagate ideology and for allowing bourgeois ideas of "vulgar foreign plays" to creep into Soviet presentations is issued in a decree ol the Communist Party's Central Committee occupying halfReuter. - 486 words
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Article57 1946-09-03 8 Reuter. BANGKOK, Sept. 2.—Head of the Siam Rice Commission, Mr. Somerset Butler, has been assured by the Siamese Premier, Tham P.ong, that rice deliveries will be speeded up to cover July and August deficits in axport and also that the full quota will be despatched inReuter. - 57 words
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306 1946-09-03 8 Reuter. LONDON Sept. 2:— India concluded their county fixtures today with a great, win ov c r Middlesex achieved in two days after they had piled the b:g total of 409 for Aye wickets declared. The tourists won by an innings and 263 runs.Reuter. - 306 words
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Article177 1946-09-03 8 Reuter. London. Sept 2.- Onlf modest business was transacted, the chief support being for 'be favourite Air- borne who was backed to win £6,000 lat 3-1. leaving 11-4 the best offer, at the Victoria Club calloWr on the -St. Legcr, running <> v er 1 3/4 milesReuter. - 177 words
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Article184 1946-09-03 8 LONDON, Sept. 2:-Ovr 45,000 saw Aston Villa suffer their second consecutive home defcal at the hands of Everton who gained the tipper hand after the Interval. Boyes scored Everton s goal. Neither attack impr. -»d. Bolton also bed Btoke in the Firs! Division by the184 words
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Article51 1946-09-03 8 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. L.—Moscow radio, reporting <hi toe Greek referendum, declare■ in a noun- broadcast that the voting took place under conditions of "monstrous debauchery of Fascist and Monarchist terrorists" It add> tnat the Official Greek propaganda was powerless to conceal clashes which took place during theReuter. - 51 words
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Article30 1946-09-03 8 The Mercantile Bank. Singapore, have received a cable from their London Office that the directors have recommended an interim dividend of 4 per cent., less tax.30 words
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Article84 1946-09-03 8 Reuter. LONDON. S I fcish Medlb rr cruisv In th e v rnnean durin the Admiral! The Fleet und I of the Oommai i miral Sir Alg I return at the b j ember. Unit of th j visit port. s in th E j CreteReuter. - 84 words
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Article40 1946-09-03 8 ATHENS, Sept. 2 —S, v. "bandits have been killed Lieutenant Commands oi tn Gendarmerie injured in a ,,>i «"•>, gendarmes near Galati-: .-a.or. k! Sixty bandits were >:.vo'vec the fijrht which the iatv-t repo said still in progress Itcuter.40 words
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Article72 1946-09-03 8 Reuter. Si W YORK, Sept. 2. George RObson and Qcorge Barringer, mo*or racing drivers, were killed in a pile-up of racing cats al a turn dur ng the tOO-mile car race a/ Lak<'WOOd Park, Atlanta, Georgia, today. Four other drivers of 11 s artcrs wereReuter. - 72 words
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208 1946-09-03 8 A.P. LINCOLN, Nebraska, Sept. 2.—General Dwight Eisenhower. Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, pleaded earnestly for world "neighbourliness" in an address to veterans here asserting that "the people of no nation want a global war." Without m c nt i on 1 nA.P. - 208 words
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Article219 1946-09-03 8 Surrey's Cricket Twins Reuter LONDON, Sept. 2: —Week-end rain and sun caused tricky wickets in many cricket matches today. There were only three County matches being played, chief interest being how Lancashire would fare againsl Sussex. Lancashire has to win to take second PlaceReuter - 219 words
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Article52 1946-09-03 8 Reuter. ATHENS, s.pt. 2.—Stefan Stefanopoulcs, Acting Greek Foreign Minister, baa denied tne Belgrade broadcast alleging that "'Greek monarchist authoritise had arrested md sent t<> concentration camp 39 Yugoslav villagers from the frontier zone." Stefanopoukta added: "Everybody knows that no BUCh thin;; as a concentration camp -xists in Greece."Reuter. - 52 words
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Article208 1946-09-03 8 Reuter. LONDON. Sept 2 All Arab delegations to th L od Conference on Pa; istin will ittend the talks in spite I the Palestine Arab High;: C nmitfces'i decision n iecting the Brtish Government's invitation to attend them, it was undcrswi in Alexandria day Azzam PashaReuter. - 208 words
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51 1946-09-03 8 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Sepl messages of goodwill received leader of the new Pandit Nehru, ia one f Chiang Kai-shek ironi N Madame Chiang ntialissimo and I i-ucce.ss in your won interim government. W' ing developments in Ind tir.ucd interest and con on the progress alreadyReuter. - 51 words
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