Malaya Tribune, 4 October 1946

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    'Rice Our Big Problem,' Ungku Aziz
    339 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter> Despite an earlier announcement that he would not be going to England, th e retiring Prime Minister of Johore, Ungku Aziz, yesterday declared he had changed his plans and would be proceeding to England early in December on leave. When I
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    When A Premier Did Some Barter Trade
    126 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) "We have had very bad übi kayu days", said Ungku Aziz retiring Prime Minister of Joliore in an Interview yesterday, referring to the Japanese occupation. "I was never Mentri Besar /Prime Minister; during the Jap occupation," he declared. "What I
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    Audit Clerks Suicide
    92 2 TribMie Staff Reporter) Penang. Thursday. A verdict of suicide "was returned by the Coroner, Mr. W. Foulsham. on Wednesday on Chens Hock Seong. Government Audit Clerk, who was found hanging in his office lavatory on Sept. 9. Giving evidence. Mr c. G. Dickens Settlement Treasurer, said that
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    Robbery By Indian Soldiers Alleged
    216 2 How iwo defenceless Eurasian women living in a house at Changi Road had their premises broken into by six Indian soldiers who held them up at pistol point and ransacked the house while they were putting the children to bed was recounted in the Singapore
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    MYSTERY OF DEAD TAXI-DRIVER
    124 2 A taxi driver, Lii Cheng Choh <29> le/t his house in his taxi on the evening of May 2S. but never returned. He uas found dead three days later in Reformatory Road with a rope round his neck and one e?;d of the rope tied to
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    Gunman Sentenced To Death In Johore
    194 2 Johore Bahru. Thursday.—A Chinese youth Lye Fook Sen (18) was today sentenced to death by Mr Justice L. V.J. Laville at the Johore Bahru Assizes on a double charge of committing robbery with a deadly weapon and carrying firearms. The assessors, Mr. Kuok Hock
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    Anti-Black Market Poster competition
    125 2 The Acting olonia) Secretary Mr. H. P. Bryson wil] open the poster exhibition lor sehool-ehildren this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the Municipal Council Chamber. The exhibition has been sponsored by the author.ties in a drive to fight the black-market, and all pesters depict in one
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    TO CELEBRATE EL ALAMEIN
    66 2 Reuter. LONDON Oct. 3.—Fdtfr hundred j Bpplieatiolla are beinc received from Eighth Army men who served at El I Alamein in answer to the invitation of Field Marshal Lord Montgomery to celebrate the battle at the Al- i bert Kali on Oct. 23. It is emphae
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      541 2 NOTICE SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Assessment List 1947. Notice Is hereby Riven in accordi ftnce with the provisions of Section 62 ot the Municipal Ordinance 'hat the Assessment LLrt containing the annual value of and assessment to be levied on all houses, building?:-, lands and tenements, situated within the Municipality of Singapore,
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    MALAYA's DEFENCE: 3 BRIGADES
    245 3 (Tribune Exclusive) Lient.-Gen. Sir Frank Messervy, GOC-IN-C. Malays told the Tribune in an exclusive interview Last night tha. at present the garrison in Malaya was being re duced, and the permanent strength would probably b< three brigades of which one would be in Singapore "The Malaya
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    Service For The Late Col. C.H.D. Wild
    169 3 A simple solemn service at St. George's Garrison Church. Tanglin Barracks, yesterday afternoon marked the last tribute paid by Headquarters. ALFSEA. Singapore, to the memory of the late Col. Cyril Hew Dalrmyble Witd. M. B. E.. War Crimes Liaison Officer. Singapore and Ma:
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    Double Escape Bid From Poiice Van
    138 3 aping from a pofic* the -unction of Upper 1 .street and New ad I Nt/ie morning j 17, a young Javanese, \n Namat. wan senn< d to three months' r.:. istratc ff. If. Byrne UaahiM. wfco fc»d been ar.•itrf for armed rob- U ,mo
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    FOOD CONTROL CLERK DENIES ALLEGATION
    187 3 T Navaratnam, a Food Conr attached to the subbran al Victoria school cate en ed accepting money public to show favour roing renewal of. ration cards when he faced two corrup urges yesterday. He- was discharged on another c rrupl n charge which the pi
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    Mr. K.P.K. MENON OFF TO INDIA AFTER 19 YEARS
    66 3 Ml K. P K. Menon. Singapore and i< prominent member cf •h" Indian community, is leaving OQ 1 iduy to India via Calcutta, acpanied by his daughter ar.d raad ehiUrea. He expects to i>e sway for three months. out to Malaya
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    Youth's Second Conviction On Revolver Charge
    157 3 v youth, Nadasen. who a not known hii exact age bul that it was either 16 or 17 was seateuced to three years' us imprisonment by WTS* tricl Judge Paul Storr. yesterday. wm iN'adasen s second con for having a revolver. The 11 on
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    MEMORIAL TO ARNHEM HEROES
    72 3 Suri Ivors Of the Air- borne ttOOps two took pari two years ago in the 1 fiercest fighting of the war which develop in an attempt to capture the Rhine bridges for Mont' gomery, attended a memorial service in Arnhem tn Holland. Photo shows: A general
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    THROWING OF ACID ALLEGED
    123 3 In connection with ar. ■cid throwing incident at Caff Road Oct 1, throe Indians. S. Rajoo (22», Btagn (*4) and Bamendiii bin Mohamed Hanv.d (27». appeared b<'ore Second Police Magistrate L. C. Goh. yesterday. Two charges of causing griev« I hart to K. Murugaya and Hiap
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    Stole Iron Piping From ALFSEA Depot
    144 3 Sgt. Major V. J Lee attached to ALFSEA ESBD tamp in Aleaartdra Road, told in tho Fourth Police Court yesterday, of a chase after Dollth bin Kiman. a Javanese, who was sentenced to two months' r.i. for the theft of iron piping from the
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    39 3 Reuter. SHANGHAI, Oct. I. CNRRA has extended Its relief operations to the little-known Pescadores islands, situated in the Formosa channel off the southwest coast of Taiwan, where the inhabitants are said to be in a state of semi-starvation. Reuter.
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    Big Community Centre As War Memorial Proposed
    347 3 The following proposal was approved by the Sineaoore Social Welfare Council for submission to the BiAffapo War Memorial Committee on the proposal for the Singapore War Memorial Sponsored by the Singapore Welfare Advisory Council. The Singapore War Memoi'.'.l should take tho form of
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    POLICE CUSTODY EXTENDED
    69 3 The three Chinese Lim Cheng Hue, Kan Kee Pong end Lorn Keren, erke appeared in the Second Police CO .rt on Tuesday, in ease connected with property worth 12-miilion, were escorted into the court ye. U rdyiy by Mr. R. McEwan. A. S. P. who u.sßed for
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    POLICEMAN ROBBED
    57 3 /1 police constable who was going on leave and on his icay to ihe railway station, was held up by seven Chinese three of whom were armed ?nth pistols, at yew Bridge Road and Smith Street junction, 5.50 a.m.. Wednesday. ■Le was robbed of $200, his two bags
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    Johore Malay Women Hold Concert
    120 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter; The Malay women of Johore rjaluu under the auspices of the Johore Bahru branch of the Pergerakan Melayu Semananjong Chawar.gan (Peninsular Malays Movement* started by Dato Onn. hold a successful concert last night ca the J B Amusement Park. The .how. which
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    $1,650 Fines For Sugar Dealer
    87 3 In tho Serof.fi District Court yesterday. Mr. T. T. Russell fined Qu «k Siew Seng <31) of Rochore Road, a total of $1,650 for offences against the Food Control Ordinance. The charges were: I. Selling 247 katties of granulated sugar for $207.48 cts. which was
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    Bag Snatcher Sentenced
    85 3 While B-bah blnte Karim, 3 Malay woman, was pondering on what to rrarcha:*; from a hos In Joo Chiit Read, a man up from peblnd h< r anc snatched away her purtc wfcicfc she held in her hand B bah immediately snouted "fcUef. thiol' and a paaterjjy
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    Heavy Aircraft In Far East: RAFMission Here
    275 3 At 3.15 p.m. yesterday, the Central Bomber Command Establishment Mission's silver Lincoln "Excalibur" broke through greying clouds at Changi airport and touched down dead on time after a nine-hour journey from Darwin. The aircraft is on its way back to the U.K. Bfter
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    Defence Not Called Upon In Assize Case
    110 3 At the cunv.*iu3 on of the pro-secuti-n in an armed roboc:/ case against two Chinese, at the Assizer, yesterday the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. The men. Chua Ah Bee and Poh Kee Choon. were charged with armed robbery of cash
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    50 Muslim Burials A Day Under Jap Occupation
    110 3 An average of 50 burials a day was undertaken by the buna, staff of the Muslim Trust Func Association during 1943 anc 1*44 says the annual report 1 the Association lor the yea: 1945 On the liberation of Malaya the Association had
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    Next Rice Crisis
    513 4 A n ported 25 per cent, .urease in Burma's rice comes as timely reluidei that the real rice is is another 12 months Since ihe liberation he deficit territories in South-East Asia have been ring on old stock, much of h three and even four ars old.
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    change In Dutch Outlook Is Cause For Optimism
    948 4  -  THE PROSPECTS IN INDONESIA By Sagittarius Tomorrow Lord Killearn returns to Batavia for the first meeting of the Dutch Commission General with representatives of the Indonesian republican government. The British Special Commissioner will attend as a neutral chairman. There is a difference
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    The Polish Underground
    372 4 Reuter. ROME Pretty, dark-haired, 19-year-old Elzbieta KostecJd ana her young brother. Rafal, who is 16, have arrived in Italy fr >m Poland, on what they hop? is the first lap of their journey to South America to start a new life. It took them just 18 days
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    CORDELL HULL CRITICAL
    49 4 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Oct. J.—Today's bulletin on Mr. ordeii Sail, former United State Sec ret ny of State who bad j. stroke oo Toe day said: "Mv Cordell T r..n had a rerj >ho- Bight. His condition eontinueto be most critical. Mr. Hull wrai To yesterday.— Renter.
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    THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG The Eurasian Volunteer
    272 4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR SIR—Though th*- medium of your coluiiiiis. I would like to brine on before the authorities concerned he burnin.tr question of discrimination of pay between European Volunteers and their Eurasian counterparts. The .standard rate of Day for a European Vo unteor
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    The China Relief Fund
    427 4 Sir.—It was rather surprising to read in your paper of September 30th a letter written by Mr. Tan Kah Kee as it was ihe lirst time that such information has been divulged to the Englisn reading public. The Federation of the China Relier Fund was formed
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    The Four Letter Word
    114 4 SIR.—What I have to say may he unpleasant but I think ccmplaint is justified. It is the ."our letter word which one near? so often among: the Services buses, in restaurants and ;n cinema halls a* veil a- "en the street-. This vulgarity reflects upon the
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    WOMAN'S ORDEAL AFTER ASSAULT
    280 4 The experience of a young widow who, ii was said, recovered consciousness after an assault to rind herself without clothes in a bah of running water, was described in a case at Lowestoft. The magistrate remanded in custody for a week a 33-year-old storemafi George William
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    RE-EDUCATING NAZI YOUTH
    176 4 MAINZ. GERMANY. -An am bltious experiment has been launched in the Fr°nch zone ot Germany to re-educate in special horne s in a state of semi freedom Nazi youths who hawbeen convicted of underground activity oi acts of sabotag" against The French occupation troops. In the belief
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    NO MORE ISOLATION FOR U.S.-BYRNES
    1316 5 Reuter. Paris, Oct. 3. —Speaking in Paris today, Mr. James Bvrnes, United States Secretary of State, stated eartily agreed with Marshal Stalin that 3 no immediate danger of war. he added: "I hope that his statement will nd to the unwarranted charges that any nagroup
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    US 'Must Remain Militarily Powerful'
    329 5 A.P. San Francisco. Oct. 1- —Two topranklnf Commanders of World War II today told a National American Legion Convention that the U.S. must remam militarily powerful against any Dossible danger from without, and the Legion's retiring commander warned against Communists and "Socialist apple sauce" a
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    Malayans Return
    37 5 Carrying returning Malayans, the ss Devonshire arrived in Singapore earlier this week. Pictures show (right) the Devonshire; centre, passengers leaving the ship; and below Mr. Hardial Singh, of Oian Singh's, and his iour schoolboy sons.
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    Municipal President Entertained
    246 5 An assurance that he would do all he possib > could for the staff of the Singapore Municipal .y regarding the question of "back pay" was made by Mr. L Ravman president of the Municipality, in *ho s c Sir a reunion party was held by the
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    20.000 VISITORS DAILY
    45 5 A.P. LONDON. Oct. •{.--The -Britain Can Make if Exhibition now drawing 20.000 person* daily, was visited nn Wednesday by trade buyers from Bratislava. Copenhagen Gothenburg. Rotterdam. Amsterdam. I atro and Brussels. Also among the visitors on Wednesday was the Nawab of Bahawa'pur.—A.P.
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    20 5 Karachi, Oct. 3—About 600 Bri' sh and Indian troops sailed for "the Persian Gulf ports from here during the weekend.
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    Jap Girl's 'Mushy Letter' To Major Cousens
    303 5 Reuter. SYDNEY, Oct. 2.—An extremely mushy letter" written by a Japanese girl journalist to Major Charles Hughes Cousens, Poona-borr: Sandhurst man accused of treason by broadcasting for the Japanese, was described here to-day by Lieut. Cmdr. George Henshav United States Navy, giving evidence
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    WANTS FINES IMPOSED ON SCHOOLBOYS
    126 5 Reuter. LUCKNOW, Oct. t.- Deviands for a revival of birching to "restore discipline and the dignity of the teacher" were heard at a conference of educational officers of the United Provinces which discussed "the problem of growing indiscipline among students." Ore headmaster said that heads
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    CASH AWARDS FOR CHESS PLAYERS
    47 5 A.P. MOSCOW Oct. S. —Soviet chess player*, who recently defeatpd a US tear 1 were awarded cash prizes t«.tallir.fr several thousand roubles, Ihe all-union committee on affairs of physical culture and sport said yesurday. Individual awards ranped from ono to 5.000 rooMes.—-A.P.
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    ITALY ADMITTED
    19 5 A.P. WASHINGTON. Oct. 2. The membership committee of the International monetary ttmi Tuesday voted to admit Italy.—A.P.
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    Api Api Incident: Action Taken
    102 6 Reuter. Batavia. Oct. I.—lmmediate steps were taken to deal with the communal outbreak at Bagansi Api Api in Sumatra, the Indones'an Information Ministry reports. Early reports from Chinese sources said that 100 people had been killed. According to Dr. A. K. Gam. the Indonesian Governor,
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    HAMMOND OPENS TOUR WITH BRIGHT CENTURY
    228 7 MCC's Easy Win (rFrom Norman Preston, Reuters Special Correspondent) Northam, Western Australia, Oct. 3. —waiter Hammond began the captaincy of the Maryleboners tour agdiriSt Northam by a grand century of 131 not out at unch when Marylebone were 358 for 4 in reply to
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    EDITORS' DEMAND TO BENGAL GOVT.
    54 7 Cal atl Oct A meeting 31 Calcutta newspaper editors ißd pi rs unanimously deD th Bengal Govtram s hdrau its recent pi e i ting to the publication I q, s c >mmunal disturoar. s In Bengal to prove Goternmen intention not to jag the
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    Lantern Procession On 'Double Tenth'
    247 7 A lantern procession on the pre-war scale with flower-d ked lorries, dragons, forts, battleships etc., has planned by the Chinese community to be the Ugh of this year's celebrations in commemorate "Double Tenth" anniversary. vi nations are invitea lo tab i ai in the procession.
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    MALAYA CONGRESS
    46 7 Reuter. ikarta, Oct. 1. -The Indonesian Labour Party is to hold n All-Java congress on arid 6th at Soerakarta the party's organisaa II as to tramp the in domestic and affairs. Each regional «*anch o! the party is to send *Wq delegate s. -Reuter.
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    "Murder Sugar" Kills 38
    84 7 A.P. TOKIO. Oct. 3—A dispatch to th« Yomiuri Shimbun reported 38 dead and 1.500 ill at Naoetsu. in Nugata prefecture, on the North Honshu coast, from eating food prepared With a poisonous chemical sweetening agent, served at a banq/tt celebrating the 20th anniversary cf a chemical
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    SCORES
    306 7 Reuter. NORTH AM—1st Innings James Tetlow lbw Smith 34 Mervyn Madew c Edrich b Voce 0 Norman Allnut c Evans b Edrich 5 Godfrey Solomon b Voce 0 Laurie Solomon c Edrich b Ikin 1 Brian Lawrence c Edrich b Voce 32 William Slater b Smith 26 Mervyn Sanders
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    'NIPS HAD ATOM BOMB'
    378 7 A.P. Atlanta. Georgia, Oct. 3—The Atlanta Constitution said in a copyright siory that Japan developed and successfully tested the atomic bomb thiee days before the war ended and Japanese scientists Vvho developed the bomb are now in Moscow, prisoners ot the Russians." The story was written
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    'Britain Has Spent £5,000,000 In Campaign'
    240 7 NEW SOVIET ATTACK ON BRITISH TROOPS IN JAVA A.P. Moscow. Oct. 3.—The British Government has already spent on the military campaign in Indonesia about 15.000,000 and is keeping there seven divisions armed with guns, tanks, planes and even poison gas. >ays the Soviet magazine
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    BIG 4 TO MEET AGAIN SOON
    157 7 Reuter. VARIS. Oct. 3—An early meeting of the Big tom Foreign Ministers it expected to lollow today s return Ito Paris ot Mr. Ernest Bevin. British Foreign Secretary. It is genera.Uy thought that the four Foreign Ministers wish to consult on the next u-tage
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    Food And Produce Markets
    273 7 Our Own Correspondent) Prices quoted below are for picul weiprht except where otherwise stated. Foodstuffs :—Yesterday's quotations were: —'Meehoon': —Siam $110; Indochina $30; Amoy $120; Kedah $90. Sam rice 5 per cent. $160. Siam glutinous rice $95; Kedah glutinous ricf» $85. Siam rice milling $38. Rock
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    NIP CAPT. GETS FIVE YEARS
    274 7 An incident following an Allied air raid in the vicinity of the Kaorin PoW Camp in Siam sometime in 1944 when an alleged remark by a PoW, "I hope they come back again," led to the beating up of nearly 120 inmates of the camp
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    Japanese General Treated As Hostile
    320 7 Lt.-Gen. Numata, chief of the general staff of the Japanese Southern Expeditionary Forces, was called as a witness by the prosecution in the Third War Crimes Court yesterday at the continued trial of 44 Japanese personnel of the Military Section of the Outrarn Road Prison,
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    Dalton New Chairman?
    106 7 Reuter. Washington. Oct. 2. Dr Hugh Dalton. Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, is suggest ed in some official circles here a s the most likely choice as the next chairman of both the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Mr. John W. Snyder, United States Secretary
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    Freed Nazis To Be Secretly Taken To British Zone
    844 8 Reuter. NUREMBERG, Oct. 3.—Hjalmar Schact, Franz yon Papen and Hans Fritsche, the three Nazis acquitted last Tuesday in the war crimes trial, a/c to be taken secretly and under armed escort to the British zone of occupation, it was stated here
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    GOLDEN WEDDING
    46 8 tlelat vei and friend.; <»fir. and .Mrs. W. F Mo?ber>rrn are informed that the 'At H ime' at their residence i No. 210-:'. Queen Street wiil be or I Sunday at 1..'*0 p.m. I The Thankspivinp Hiph Ma« is on Saturday at 6.30 a.m.
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    American Will Hang Nazis
    122 8 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 3: It is certain 1/iat the executions of the Nazis condemned to die at Nuremberg prison in two weeks' time ivill be tarried out by an American iiangman. says tne London Evening News. British hangman Pierrepoint, who went to Vienna to execute four
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    Rangoon Strike Off
    116 8 Reuter. RANGOON. Oct. 2. --Twentytwo thousand employees in Government offices, including ports, railways, po<t and telegraphs, today decided tn call off their ten-day old strike following an agreement reached with the Government on the question of increased cost of living allowances. Three thousand policemen also decided to
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    Dockers Protest Against Kluang Sentences
    139 8 Reuter. BOOTLE, Oct. 2:—Dockers today joined in a campaign protesting against tne tuo years sentence passed on 243 men of tht 13th Paratroop Battalion alleged to have been guilty of mutiny in Malaya. A number of the men came from Lancashire. A petit/on, so far
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    Gang Fight At Religious Procession
    152 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter* Two Chinese gangs foughl it out at the sth milestone Upper Serangoon with brickbats and bottles betore the start of a mile-teag religi ous procession last night The Police made two arrests. The procession—the f ii -t to be held en a
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    Home Football
    47 8 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 3. Rugby Leagn t suits: Yorkshire Cup (second round' Hui! 42, York S. Wakefield ii. Castleford 1 Lancashire Cup tsecond round*. VI» Footbail results: Second Dhritkm Ssraasoa a, Southampton 2. Division Three I .Southern 1 Notts t'ounty o. Pott Vale t Kcliter
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    Nuremberg 'Leniency' Leads To Berlin Strike
    98 8 Reuter. BERLIN. Get. 3: -Berlin transport and industrial workers struck today as i protest against tie "leniency of the MttTenV berg verdicts particularly the three acquittal-. The transport strike brought tramca. s and underground railway to a ten-minute standstill but the duration oi tile
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    500,000 BIBLES DISTRIBUTED TO CHINESE TROOPS
    173 8 Reuter. SHANGHAI. Oct. 2.—A small group of Chinese anci foreigners are to-day tackling a nig job in China evangelising among China's soldiers. Led by Conrad R. Baehr. an American, and John S. Muir. a New Zealander, the group, known as representatives of th~ Pocket
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    International Badminton: Malaya May Compete
    235 8 (Our Own Reporter) Penang, Thursday. The raising of the ceiling oi badminton height to 24 fr. will form the topic of discussions, at the next meeting of the International Badminton Federation, it is reliably learnt. Should this be adopted, it would mean that a shuttle-cock
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    Palestine Talks Postponed
    117 8 Reuter. LONDON. Oct. 2.-The Palestine Conference adjourned today until Dec. it 5 after holding si* full J**" sions In four weeks, bearing the Brittsb plan for provincial autonomy for Palestine and the Arab counter plan lcr setting up an independent Arab state; railing to achieve the participation
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    £40,000,000 BUDGET APPROVED
    73 8 A.P. Lake Success. New York. Oct. 3.—China, along with Russia, the United States. Britain and Prance, was named to the membership ol the eight commissions functioning under the Uirt.d N .".n, Economic and Social Council. The governments the countries named will select their represent it ives. Earlier,
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    SCC RUGGER
    79 8 The S.C.C. will meet .he XLFSEA a 1 rugger at 5.18 p m. tomorrow en the padang- The following are the players:— G. P. Tayior, C. M Quayle, P. L. Morris M. K. Day s D II Stewart, W G Grieve, J, B. Potter, X 11. R Wilson,
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    MR. ONG PENG HOCK
    27 8 Mr. Ong Peng Hock has had a successful operation for cataract at the General Hospital and will be [caring the hospital on Monday.
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    HOME SOCCER FIXTURES
    267 8 Reuter. LONDON, Oct. 2.—The following are the Football fixtures for next week: ENGLISH LEAGUE October 9 THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Mansfield v Watford. October 10 THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH) Notts v Port Vale. October 12 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v Brentford. Aston Vilia v PortsmouthBolton v Chelsea v Stoke. Derby
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    SRC Cricket
    124 8 On Saturday at 2 p.m. vs. Police on tie S.R.C Padang, the team wi!" 1 he chosen from the following: G. F. Clarke (captain), P. D'Almeida. N. Aeria, B. Barker. E. W. Barker, J. Galiston, R. C. Hoffman. S.M Hope, R. Koenitsz, D. C. Ross. M. C. Schubert.
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