Malaya Tribune, 1 October 1946
1946-10-01
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Title Section58 1946-10-01 1 The Malaya Tribune Mrm r THE PEOPLE FOR THE PESPCE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously i n Singapore, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh (Penang ofliee opening shortly) Phone Numbers: Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 5813 v ,nr PAGES SING. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1946 TEN CENTS. The Malaya58 words
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Article, Illustration1590 1946-10-01 1 Gaol Or Gallows For Goering And Gang HITLER'S LIEUTENANTS HEAR 100,000-WORD JUDGMENT CONVICTION OF ALL 22 HELD ALMOST CERTAIN A.P. Reuter. NUREMBERG, Oct. I—Imprisonment or the gallows loomed for the 22 former chiefs of Nazi Germany on Monday as the International Military Tribunal strongly indicated in theA.P. & Reuter. - 1,590 words
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167 1946-10-01 1 A.P. SHINGTON, Oct. l. Secretary of the Navy rrestal declared hat the United States in the Mediterranean to help carry American foreign poli-y. an unusual policy statetin Navy Secretary made thi v would be therp for itaneously it was learned th< carrierA.P. - 167 words
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Article66 1946-10-01 1 A memorial .-ervice to the late olonei C.H.D. W:ld. M B E.. who vas k]lh din last week's air crash in lonp Kon-. will be heid at St. Tenrp.'"* Garrison Thuroh. Tanjrlin 3arracks. at 2.15 on Thursday. In Order that seating arrangements lay be made,66 words
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Article55 1946-10-01 1 Reuter. MELBOURNE. Sept. 30. The ttest figures for the Australian elections indicate that the Lab(UT Government will be return*i to power with a slightly i duced majority and that two <abinet Ministers- Mr. C. W. ?rost, Minister for Repatriation. ;id Mr. F. M. Forde. Mini-ter lefence- will haveReuter. - 55 words
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Article221 1946-10-01 1 Reuter. CHICHESTER. Sept. 30.Major Norman Edward Holden the well-known stockbroker and financier. ha> been found shot m the grounds of his estate at Norton Priory, Belsey, near Chichester. His wife, a beautiful and accomplished woman, died just over two months ago' The police are investigating theReuter. - 221 words
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Article30 1946-10-01 1 LONDON, Oct. 1—A set of four Egyptian stamps commemorating the 1926 opening of Port Fuad on the Fuez canal was sold for £80 at a Bond Street action on Monday.30 words
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Article233 1946-10-01 1 A.P. JERUSALEM, Oct I.—An Arab shadow government far Palestine was organised in Alexandria this week-end, highly placed Arab sources told the Associated Press yesterday. Jamal Bey Husseini. deputy chairman of the Arab Executive who returned yesterday to Palestine from Alexandria, immediately conferred with Arab leaders. TheA.P. - 233 words
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Article58 1946-10-01 1 Reuter. ATHENS, Sept. 30.-Using his prerogative of mercy King George of the Hellenes tonight pardoned two left-wingers who had been sentenced to death, one by a courtmartial in Kilkis Macedonia, and the other in Lanssa. Thessaly. The two were implicated in armed band activity andReuter. - 58 words
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Article46 1946-10-01 1 Reuter. CAL< UTTA, Sept. 30.— The Bengal Government states that south Calcutta was quiet today but six incidents were reported from north and tentral Calcutta op to 530 p.m. Kieven persons were injured in these incidents, two of whom have since died.—Reuter.Reuter. - 46 words
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Advertisement92 1946-10-01 1 National Employer/ j Mutual General F7RE, MOTOr WOK KM ENS' COMPENSATE PERSONAL ACCIDENT, and other classes of ixsrit v\< i ASSOCIATION LTD. (Incorporated in England) j I 13 Chartered Bank Chamber SINGAPORE. j Manager: N. S. WISE. Phone 2835 We refuse to be undersold Because we havf to close Buy92 words
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Advertisement123 1946-10-01 1 j The Morning Tribune! is the only Malayan newspaper with its own correspondent inj HOLLYWOOD X e:\fiiv ORIS Famous Filmland Authority sends air mail news pictures; everyday to the Morning Tribune MALAYAN RECONSTRUCTION CL Se\icu& Aubjtct AUnf>Uj c^dcd^ccL I WAR HAS REDUCED OUR STOCKS. 2- THE MORE WE BUY NOW.123 words
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Article189 1946-10-01 2 Arriving here on board the President Polk, en route to Rangoon to take up post as U.S. Public Affairs Officer at the U.S. Consulate General there, is Mr. Frederick Jochem. Mr. Jochem was in the American Navy during the war. He vas attached to the189 words
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Article42 1946-10-01 2 On being found guilty on a charge of deserting his ship the s.s. Samara, while in Singapore on Aug. 26 an Anglo Indian seaman. George O. Deer, was sentenced to four weeks' r.i. in the Fourth Police court yesterday.42 words
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Article493 1946-10-01 2 FOOD PRODUCE MARKETS (Our Own Correspondent"! Foodstuffs Prices: —The narket for 'Meehoon' was again active yesterday with buyers for Siamese. Indo-Chinese, Amoy and Kedah qualities at $110, $100. $120 and $90 per picul respectively. Yesterday's quotations for 3iam rice and glutinous rice remained unchanged with Siam Rice sr>5 r >493 words
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294 1946-10-01 2 Stating that his clients hue been almost eight months ir police custody, from Sept. 1945 to May 2. this year, and therj released on a bail of $10,000 each. Mr. V. J. Mendis applied for a reduction in bail, adding that in these difficult294 words
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126 1946-10-01 2 The following is an official announcement from HQ. SACSEA:— A "recent broadcast over Tokio Radio declared that Britain and America have decided to repatriate immediately over 100.000 Japanese surrendered personnel now held in South-East Asia. The broadcast went on to say that this repatriation126 words
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Article344 1946-10-01 2 Tribune Staff Reporter> A white sheet of flame which shot upwards for 20 01 30 feet following an explosion on board a motor tongkang anchored among others in Singapore River at Boat Quay, started a fire which attracted hundreds of people yesterday afternoon. Four other344 words
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78 1946-10-01 2 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. St.—A sapphire j sent from Colombo to Beatrice Liilie, international revue star, in pri- vate Lady Peel, by her son Able Seaman Sir Robert Peel shortly be- fore the warship in which he was i serving was sunk in the IndianReuter. - 78 words
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Advertisement533 1946-10-01 2 TRIK I E PRE -PAID (classified 'advertisements Casual Advertisements: Wanted. Personal. Situations Vacant, Situations j j Wanted, For Sale. etc. at $3.00 per Insertion ol 20 words, 15 cts. for every additional word. Public Notices ft Announcements; •3.60 per single column Incb per Insertion. Domestic Occurrences: Death, Engagement, Marriage. Birth533 words
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Advertisement420 1946-10-01 2 FOR SALE lOR SALE—Leica Camera in t pood rendition. Leitz-Elmur 1:3.5F 50 mm. Send offer to Box 299. j Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE converted Jap craft 1 complete with four hundred j fifty dollars or oeare t offer Te' phone 2802 j NOTICES ~LEGAL~NOTICE~ DIVORCE NOTICE is hereby given tha:420 words
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Advertisement17 1946-10-01 2 REMOVAL I BIN SENG CO., LTD. Removed To:— No. 56, Chulia Street. Telephone Nos:— 3073 fr 327117 words
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Advertisement150 1946-10-01 2 ANNOUNCEMENT It is hereby announced that the NETHERLANDS INDIES SHIPPING i ORGANISATION (N. 1.5.0. > will be dissolved on the 30th, September 1946. The following Lines will reopen their prewar offices as from Ist OCTOBER 1946. NEDERLAND LINE ROYAL DUTCH MAIL 41. ROBINSON ROAD, Telephone TIL'B ROTTERDAM LLOYD JAVA-PACIFIC LINE150 words
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Advertisement403 1946-10-01 2 Silver Line KERR STEAMSHIP CO. INC. NEW YORK GENERAL AGENTS Sailing to New York Baltimore M. S. "SILVERASH" S.H.B. Godown 19/20 Tc Los Angeles, San Francisco and Vancouver M. S "SILVEROAK" EXPECTED Singapore 2nd Half October Agents:— HADDEN CO. (SINGAPORE) LTD. Chartered Bank Chambers, Phone Nos. are: 7052 6802 i403 words
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Advertisement117 1946-10-01 2 SHIFTING j 'S.S. HONG KHENC Due from Hongkong 2nd Oct. 1946. Sails fo/ Rangoon sth Oct. 1946. The Ho Hong Steamship Co., (1932) Ltd., 65, Chulia Street. Phone: 6769 !l 7~ Cheng Chiang Shipping Co., Ltd. TO KUCHING and SIBI m.v. "HUNG HAT' loading Singapore first week Oct For Freight117 words
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552 1946-10-01 3 Tribune Staff Reporter' While free elementary for all has yet to be introduced into this ry, the educational ait i>riiies have, in view of the financial stringency Ingthe public, instituted a system of free education In English schools in the to apply to those552 words
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Article148 1946-10-01 3 m Staff Reporter.' this morning, a ship k< d like an LCT was laze in harbour. Fire axlier, and hunf the Singapore popu ;ars, on foot and converged towards Ayer Basin off which lp was <>n fire, n blaze seemed to be an At 130148 words
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183 1946-10-01 3 Mr* L H. Co::, wile oi Maj U?n L X Cox. G.O.C. Singapore Distrtcl nifhl declared open lhe C il Club for Indian i Urn Indian Y.M.CA. tn wat< Street. I >aid >he felt that it would be a great thing to have like183 words
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107 1946-10-01 3 'Tribune Staff Reporter I haven't signed any document, nor do I intend to. if it's a question of ceding Brunei to UH British Crown." This was what Sultan Ahamad idin of Brunei told me when ttked him last night abouc a rumour that107 words
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Article467 1946-10-01 3 Holding that the accused were carrying out lhe lawful superior orders ana tha: a charge of being c ncernea in the unlawful killing pf three Allied PoWs and a Dutch woman Miss Hannie Hilgers, c ild not be sustained in jaw. the Australian War Oimes Court yesterday467 words
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Article144 1946-10-01 3 First case to be heard at the I Singapoie Assize session which opened yesterday was one of I armed robbery in which Tan Hai I alias Tan Tai is charged with I armed gang robbery at a furniture shop in Joo Chiat Road at eight o'clock144 words
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78 1946-10-01 3 Car delivered by plane. Ray Kohler, assistant stat> <n manager of Trans-World Arliner, prepares to back out from a Trans-World 'plane the first 1947 Crosley cat to be delivered to New York at La Guardia Field. New York. j Greeting him, left to right, are: Capt. H. F. Williams. WhoA.P. Photo. - 78 words
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Article102 1946-10-01 3 A p.itiol '.f i i Japanese; tatvym tuH 10 ttgfcerPfeters has arrivi d in SiriMpor** to take part in tht defence of their nationals who are Still a-vai.-Inp trial On war crime charges Srwe the opening of the war ertnt trials in Singapore in January las', vith102 words
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Article142 1946-10-01 3 Five days after he had received money which was to have been paid by him to coolies in the Rhio Islands. Lim Kirn Lai was arrested in an amusement park in Singapore. The money, $300. was spent on household expenses as he had been unable142 words
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Article96 1946-10-01 3 The strike ol ovei a thousand labourers employed by about fifty contractors, most of whom were working on contract basis at the Harbour Board, has been settled. The strike began on Friday, and it is reported that the contractors have agreed to pay the men terms substantially96 words
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271 1946-10-01 3 Our Gun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. :>9. For thefj of $170 cash btlonging to a friend of his. a youth Joseph Rozaru was convicted by the District Judge Mr. Garton. Th c complainant Fo o Jeo Heng a taxi-dancer a T one of271 words
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Article114 1946-10-01 3 I Tan Lim Sing < 19», who stole a wallet containing $10.10 from'an Indian shopping at North 3ndg» Road on Sunday morning. was chased and caught by a constable on special plain clothes I duty. The purse and money, however, were not lecovered. Tan told the police he114 words
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Article35 1946-10-01 3 The Rotary Club of Singapore meets to-morrow. In the Roof-Gar-den of the Adt-lphi Hotel at 1 p.m. This being a bi« -in ess meeting, members ftre asked not to invite Non liotarian guests.35 words
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Article95 1946-10-01 3 It is learned that the paratroop* who xrere sentenced ai the Ktiuinq court martial for it aWnij xviM leave showily for India Vftcrt V'.ey Bill serve t/Kii sentences. The rr.cn are at preJtnt Kkumg, cr.-d. M-jcr General lr#> tviflfltf, GOC, JfaZagß Car-.mo.ri ?<; r-p>rtei2 to be95 words
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Article63 1946-10-01 3 Completing the final portion of his investigation into conditions of Indian nationals in South-east A-ia territories. Mr. S. K. Chettur, Representative of the Government of India in Malaya, has returned to Singapore from Hong Kong. While in Hons Kong. Mr. Chettur inquired into the conditions63 words
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Advertisement289 1946-10-01 3 STOP! LOOK SEE! VISIT THE PEKING LACE CO., Dealer.; M all kinds Table Cloths Lady's Unricrw» ars Etc. Etc. Guaranteed Pi" War Quality Chaiges Moderate 66. Not in Brtdgs Road, Singapore Tetopfeaße S3*Q _Zj it Madam Florence ie Can reveal year future by lier wonderful power of intuition H h289 words
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Miscellaneous47 1946-10-01 3 buck ItlAiV— Exclusive To The Malaya Tribune r r 6T\ (vpy? CAR? ©\i 'fNC% M® 5 4RN0L£,W£VE\ I W. VO, N0 T TKflT; I DDFZD OHB '2 f /,5v^>v NV A S'JCK WOFFIC5'*OR/ S5 T 'VX* M»C©F«MJ-| [OF THEM. IT-If H715 INTENDED, I 'v'rv jc r5=' i47 words
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Article334 1946-10-01 4 ti;i i). Havilland trageplorable in having Lhe life of a gallant :is If the theory of experl s is well founded salutary reminder that i is still the servant of liv s <>! physics which ijt defied without •al consequences. rtie i heory is tha* Mr iband's334 words
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Article76 1946-10-01 4 The Kluang courtmartial sentences have been strong ly commented in London and have occasioned some surprise locally where they are being contrasted with a recent sentence of fifteen months for a Kempei torurer and other similar verdicts in the local courts. On the other hand, many people in76 words
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1093 1946-10-01 4 r— By i s s Squadron Leader j j S. H. Swaffer i A zzi limum of 600 d< aths jjer alia was ihe cosi ol no .a:.v.'-bail. Japanese apply rou;< rom, Bangkok lO rfangoon via Moulmein he infamous Burma £iam 'Railway of Death.1,093 words
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Article778 1946-10-01 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG S r.—The daily uiYurenirs of crime i; Maiaya whiih w e joad the newspaper- arc d'e t« *"o• ain radical cause- wherc^. ,e p~osonr crime w.\v_» .s cavi'li: sm-i-oui They are 1 1 unetri joy".v."t *2> lack of public co-opt.778 words
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Article113 1946-10-01 4 Sir. In view of the Victory Cup Competition to be run this month and that a Chinese Combined team i- to compete in it. i would appeal to the Management of S.C.F.A. and C.A. to hold one or two charity matches between the two team-. Of course, this will113 words
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Article105 1946-10-01 4 Sii With much di-aopoint- > ment. I read in the paper> that sentences imposed on *he i Q im Road Japanese POW's lave boen reduced to ten. eight 1 and even one veat imnnsunment. Why -hould leniency b»' -hown to »hfse POW's who committed ."•old-blooded murder.-?105 words
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Article290 1946-10-01 4 S r f n vu v-i- dnyv hooting of motor horn- during office hours u. ''U.- '!<• are: la Lumpur was prohibit» d. Is it not lime now the utho* u'>- concerned intrcdueed the same. 1 i) a stenographer !n r>n office in Hi-h Street, and every day within290 words
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281 1946-10-01 4 U.S. Makes New Attack On Housi ng Problem Reuter. (From Harold t*alr|Reuter*s correspondent) NEW YORK, (Ahj .Mail). America is behind its time table in its exserwicemen's Housing Programme calling ior a start on Construction of 1,200.000 homes by the end of the yeai{ but as a result of new ordersReuter. - 281 words
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Article112 1946-10-01 4 Reuter LUCKHOW. .Air r.Tail'—The United Province? [COagiess) Oovernttient is considering the organisation ~>f ü ßorne Guards" to cope with COnunuaal unrest :n the )>rovince. Accordinc to present plans, the U.P. Home Guards will number nbout S.OOJO, trained in th<' use of modern arms. Companies ofReuter - 112 words
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Advertisement56 1946-10-01 4 !><; cy»- ill' PtglH 1 Ot CO'- return, o ceneeted with mproj <:r tlt-iwr causes head*.'.he pain round the eyes; and disri mfort upon use oi' the *-yes for i \ngt work. Blur of print etc., To Relieve The Bymptomr. an ac- ".'r.t<_> scientific examination by our Re racttoaisl advisable.56 words
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Advertisement124 1946-10-01 4 FURNITURE IN STOCK At ROBINSONS I DOUBLE BEDROOM SUITE Kapor A MeranU 11 PlECES—Almeirah, Dri bing Tabh Stool, 1 Beds, i Tall BoH 1 Qua rs, Bedside Cabinet S8. f io.oo DlNlNt; ROOM St WE it PlECES—Sideboard. Setting Tabic, Dining Table.' 2 Am. ChaJ a a-hi less Chairs no OFFICE124 words
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Miscellaneous11 1946-10-01 4 STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By Ernest Hh MUIR GLACIER 1,020* j11 words
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Article, Illustration2109 1946-10-01 5 Evidence Against Goering And Gang ‘Quite Overwhelming’ Reuter A.P. NUREMBERG, SEPT. 30.—THE INTERNATIONA! Mil i i ARY TRIBUNAL TODAY OPENED THE FINA1 PHASE IN THE PROCEEDINGS TO DECIDE THE F VI E OF 22 OF ADOLF HITLER'S CHIEF LIEUTE- rS, WITH A SUMMARY OF FINDINGSReuter & A.P. - 2,109 words
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Article54 1946-10-01 5 Reuter. CALCUTTA. Sept. 30: -Some twenty-five released political prisoners men involved in the Chittagong armoury raid and various terrorist activities in Bengal have announced their intention of joining the Communist Party of India. These men were released by the Bengal Government recently. Most of them had servedReuter. - 54 words
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Article44 1946-10-01 5 NANKING, Sept. 30.—Although UNRRA is scheduled to be wound up in March 1*47, it is reliably learned that UNO lias invited ihe UNRRA office in China to supply some expert economists as a nucleus to staff an economic observation station being established in Chjna.44 words
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223 1946-10-01 5 NUREMBERG, Sept. 30—The final stages of the greatest war crimes trial in history opened at 16.04 a.m. (local time) —P«jM r B M Gmt —Aoday when Lord, Jusuice laicrence, British president of the court,, began reading the indicvtent aga'vist the accused Nazis. First223 words
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252 1946-10-01 5 A.P. NUREMBERG, Sept. 29.—The first nerves to crack under the mounting strain in this drama of the Nuremberg war crimes trial were those of Herman Goering s wife. The one-time queen of the Nazi Socialists, emerged from the prison gates yesterday after seeing herA.P. - 252 words
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Advertisement206 1946-10-01 5 Join the Well-Paid Ranks of the I.C.S. j TRAINED MEN j Whai about your future? What or the world ol today? There rvelloua opportunities, but only for those who have had zed training. One thing is certain —there is no worthtor the untrained. everywhere have succeeded through I.C.S. HomeCourses. So206 words
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Advertisement225 1946-10-01 5 7>*4r Mir* -Hg) fBSQUALITY productions in SANITARY FITTINGS h\ last —Malaya is manufacturing its own Sanitary Fittings—Basins. w. c. Closets with Flurh Cisterns. Manufactured by skilled craftsmen of many years' experience in these lines ar.d approved by the Singapore Municipal Authorities, Pek Khong Service is offering; 1 these quality products225 words
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Advertisement149 1946-10-01 6 BEST SOUND IN TOWN DEFINITELY, POSITIVELY THE HICCEST Show In Town! Xifc Ife W MORNING Premiere 11 a.m. ill' IF.m 1 Afternoon Matinee 1.15 p.m. WX RUSSELL HAYDEN North Bridge Road #yrn7? ,N ar Bn; Basah Roiui t Jj Th,s Theatre is n,w >w 2*f Equipped with new Western Mirrophonic149 words
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Advertisement254 1946-10-01 6 J GEVIMG PMOM B<*o7B 3 shows daily: 3.15 6.30 9.15 "BASSI" <\n Hindustani* i I preceded by Latest Indian News Parade TO-MORROW MID-NIGHT A Hindustani Picture I MARLBOROUGH i Da ly 3 shows: 3.45—6 30—9 15 j "KHANDAAN" (Hindustani) Starring NOOR JEHAN GHULAM MOHD and MANORAMA Released thru the United254 words
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Advertisement266 1946-10-01 6 LAST DAY:—3, (3.30 9.15 p.m. The screen's classic of .uspense! Loaded with thrills you'll never forget! "The Phantom Lady" with Pranchot Tone and Ella Raines Preceded by Paramount News. OPENING TO-MGRROW. "PHANTOM OF THE OPERA" (In Matchles Technicolor) Brand New Print— JB TO-DAY: 3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. A unique266 words
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Advertisement205 1946-10-01 6 Singapore's Greatest Screen Event! Hut* of the It of The Wovld's most I celebrated masterpieces! Paramount's adaptation <:f the famous Ernest Hemingway's wor id-renowned book (In Technicolor) with GARY COOPER INCRID BERGMAN Supported by Akim Arturo TAMIROFF' d CORDOVA THE MOST LENGTHY FILM OF THE YEAR! MIDNIGHT PREMIERE (A IMTOL205 words
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Advertisement174 1946-10-01 6 k MS ?SWF- r \JJ£ PEARL S. BI'CK'S rA'HJ-ft:-iy*%*'?*3i} Brilliant Picturization, of 1 the Chinese Peasant's Firm v,^i§i^^t^^r Stand Against the Hau^htv Deanna Durbm's New Role! Chinese Children Saved From Jap Butchery! jja ■Pi Amazing 41^ J IVI I* S EDMOND O'BRIEN" kfflrli Holliday" ARTHUR Treacher Openm? TO-MORROW in another174 words
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594 1946-10-01 7 Reuter. •vDON, Sept. 29. —Alter conversations with ail ree members of the British Cabine„ mission to Sudhir Ghosh who acted as the link between »T mission and Congress leaders in India and who m e to England two months ago as Gaodhi's friendReuter. - 594 words
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Article167 1946-10-01 7 (Our Own Reporter) PENANG. Monday. The first of Britain's 13 gift ships for China is here en its way to China. It is an anti-submarine 1.400-ton i vessel named 'Fupo', with a speed of 16 knots and a complement of 90. Taking FupO to China h167 words
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57 1946-10-01 7 Twenty-seven Chinese women, pleading guilty to a charge of theft of empty 308 shell cases, from an R.A.F. base at the 14 m s. Changi en Sept. 29 were fined $50 each, by Magistrate L. C. Goh yesterday. The women were found to be57 words
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Article260 1946-10-01 7 4 Men Kangaroo On Record Bid A.P. PERTH Sept 30.—Four men and a kangaroo took off in the U S Navy Neptune aircraft from Pearce airfield near here yesterday on a flight that may take them half way round the world. With 6,000 gallons of petrol aboard, the Neptune wasA.P. - 260 words
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99 1946-10-01 7 Worried because sh* was two Tvonths in arrears irith her rent and pestered by the chief tenand for the money, Ong Peck HoCf\ fsW threw herself over Kallang Bridge into the nrer to end her life at noon on Sunday, Two Indians workiing at99 words
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Article215 1946-10-01 7 Our Own Report-.n Penang. Monday Handicaps for the second day (Saturday ci the Penang Turf Club race meeting: Horses. CI. I, 5* furs: Mr. Chips 9 01 Houlichan 9.03 Favourite 8.11 Colour Patch S-08 Krishna g °J. The Pathan Horses CI 1. 7 furs: Jesanne 1013 The215 words
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Article48 1946-10-01 7 Fined $2,360 in the lower court-; in default 12 months' rigorous imprisonment for possession of 63.000 cigarettes. Im Kirn Seong appealed unsuccessfully before Mr. Justiea C. M. Murray-Aynsley yesterday- Kirn Seong asked that the sentence be reduced, but the judge dismissed the appeal.48 words
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605 1946-10-01 7 In connection with the change of name of Harrisons. Barker Co. Ltd. to Harrisons Crosfield (Malaya) Ltd which is announced in an advertisement in today's issue, a short record of the history of the parent ccmpnay ii of interest. Harrisons Crosfield were established on January605 words
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Article146 1946-10-01 7 Members of the public of any nationality, who are interested in joining the Volunteer Special Constabu lary, are asked to communicate at once with the Commissioner of Polic* by letterApplications by former members of the pre-war Special Constabulary are invited. It is intended, if sufficient numbers are146 words
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26 1946-10-01 7 The Municipal Services Union will hold a re-union tea party on Thursday at the Adelphi Hotel roof garden at 5.15 p.m.26 words
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61 1946-10-01 7 U.S. wharships make goodwill tour A number of U.S. warships, headed by the aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt, paid a goodwill vUit to Naples Harbour, during their tour of the Mediterranean recently. Photo shows:—The U.S. aircraft carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt, makes an impressive sight, against the background of Mt. Vesuvius,A.P. Photo. - 61 words
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Article42 1946-10-01 7 An allocation to Malaya, of Canadian herrings, has just been made, and application for import licences supported by firm offers and stating the cross tonnage applied for should now he submitted to the Registrar of Imports and Exports.42 words
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Article57 1946-10-01 7 One of the oldest and bestknown Eurasian couples in. Singapore, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mosbergen, celebrate their golden wedding next Sunday. There will be a Thanksgiving High at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Oct. 4 at 6.30 a.m. while on Sunday they will have an57 words
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Article206 1946-10-01 7 (Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 30.— A decree nisi was granted to Tan Lai Cheng against her husband Law Joo Jin, lollowing a divorce suit in the Supreme Court before Chief Justice 6tr H. C. Willan. Petitioner in her evidence said that she married the respondent206 words
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Article62 1946-10-01 7 Jeff Con da of Manchester K.Q-ed Tiger Goldstone of the Mile End in the fffth round of a scheduled 10 round bout. Son of Kong of Kuala Lumpur drew with Dara Singh of Punjabi over six rounds. Andy Oliver of the Royal Signals chalked up another X 0.62 words
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Article150 1946-10-01 8 Reuter. SYDNEY. Sept. 30.-Wed-HfffP D da y f° r the M C.C. cricket team, which begins its tour of Australia in quest or the Ashes with a twoday fixture at the Western Australian country town of Northam against a country distncts side. This, the firstReuter. - 150 words
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61 1946-10-01 8 Reuter. DUBLIN. Sept. r:o. -Norman Lock- hart. 27-j»ar-Cld Liafield outside left, u ho Stored both ro.il-; for Ireland against England on Sept. .28. wai trail .-.."erred Biter the mat-h to Mvunsea Town, the English I easfue clafi. Swansea alee signed S. Mi Ock.v. insider-neiir ftcmReuter. - 61 words
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Article313 1946-10-01 8 Reuter. LONDON, Sept. 30.—0n the eve of the Indian cricket team s return home a nne tribute to their team both on and off the field vas paid by the former England captain Sir Pelham Warner in a letter to -ne team's manager, Mr. PankaiReuter. - 313 words
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Article42 1946-10-01 8 LONDON. Sent. 30.—F00T841 L RESULTS: SECOND DIVISION: Burnley 2, Barnslev 2. RUGBY LEAGUE: Yorkshire Cup, second round) Hoodenfield 10, Hull and Kinpston Rovers 15. GLASGOW CUP FINALClyde 2. Third Lanark 1 SCOTTISH LEAGUE (A Division >: Patrick Thistle 3. Ranger.-. 2.42 words
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370 1946-10-01 8 Frank Swift’s Great Goalkeeping Reuter. DUBLIN, Sept. 30.—Engi and beat Eire I—o this evening after a goal-less first soccer international to ?n,£ lay^d between tne two countries in Dublin since 1912. England, who fielded the same team which trounced Ireland last Saturday thus scoredReuter. - 370 words
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Article123 1946-10-01 8 Reuter. COLOMBO, Sept. 30.-Albert Perera, Ceylon's featherweight boxing champion who has been invited to participate in the British amateur championship, has left lor England. Captain Peebles of Middlesex who had seen Albert fight in the various meet'j .invitee him to England to train forReuter. - 123 words
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57 1946-10-01 8 Britain's harvest has new start. A big drive to get the harvest home began In many parts of Britain on Sept. 10. Wherever possible, the work of casting will go on by moonlight. Photo shows: An aerial view showing the drive to gather the harvest home in progress during fineA.P. Photo. - 57 words
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Article218 1946-10-01 8 Reuter. LONDON. Sept. 30.—A letter from Mahatma Gandhi to Prim« Minister At! let- is reproduced in the Daily Herald today. It Introduced to the Prime Minister Mr. Sudhir Glnsh who served as ;i link between Gandhi and the Cabinet Mission in India. The Herald describes theReuter. - 218 words
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Article165 1946-10-01 8 Reuter. SYDNEY. Sept. 30—Major Charles Hughes Cousens. accused of treason by broadcasting for the Japanese, questioned at the resumed hearing here today about the lengthy "peace talks plan" which the Crown alleged Maj. Cousens submitted to the Japanese said: "I remember j writing that sort of tripe but.Reuter. - 165 words
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Article55 1946-10-01 8 Reuter. BATAVIA. Sept. 30.~Dutch in the Netherlands Indies up to Aug. 1. 1946 wereRoyal Neth. Navy: Killed 4 officers: 44 NCOs and men; Royal Neth. Army: Killed 9 officers: 78 NCOs and men; Royal Neth. Ind. Army: Killed 8 officers: 105 NCOs and men. Missing. 12 officersReuter. - 55 words
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298 1946-10-01 8 Reuter. JERUSALEM, Sept. 30.— Two illegal Palest inArab defence organisations are to merge in a "united defence front", according to well-informed Arab sources. The Najadda. which is the larger of the two. has placed itself at the disposal of the Palestine Arab Higher Executive ofReuter. - 298 words
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119 1946-10-01 8 Reuter. JERUSALEM, Sept. 30What Palestine police believe to be a Jewish terrorist plot to bloiv up the oil jetty at Haifa where British destroyers refuel was foiled today by a Royal Navy diver who discovered underwater explosives under the jetty, the official statementReuter. - 119 words
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Article69 1946-10-01 8 Reuter. WARDHA (Central Pro vinces), Sept. 30. Conor* leaaers gave conflicting counsel to a group of girls who asked them: "What shall we do icith ourselves?" Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru replied: "Learn to swim and ride." Mr. C. Rajagopalachari holding that "wild sport will spoil woman"Reuter. - 69 words
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Article162 1946-10-01 8 Reuter. PERTH, Western Australia. Sept. 30.—(From Norman Preston. Reuters special correspondent travelling with the M.CC. team). The appearance of Walter Hammond in the M.CC. team j playing a two days match against Northam. 60 miles upcountry from Perth, is greatly welcomed by the locals. jReuter. - 162 words
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Article39 1946-10-01 8 SHANGHAI. Sept. 30. General Alving Gillem, commander of the UnitedSStatse s forces in China, today announced the "de-activization" of the China Service Command in Shanghai from today following the completion of the bulk of its major assignments.39 words
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