Malaya Tribune, 15 November 1946

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    52 1 The Malaya Tribune B y THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NA7JONAT NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Now printed simultaneously i n Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone Numbers: Editor 5813 Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 2005 PACK SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1946 TEN CENTS. The Malaya Tribune FRIDAY, NOV.
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    Atomic Bullets
    80 1 A.P. i. LEY, California, Nov. rsitn of C ali forthe press access 9-ton cyclotron, machine prolets of 200,000. fts which are ange of cosmic ot research thi new cyclotron although still in y stage. magnet is a derfng atoms and .s. The pole magnet are 184 ter. This
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    WARSPITE TO BE SCRAPPED
    56 1 I N, 14. —The .52.000- Warspite. two world wars, is to rtlj in Clydeside. ;ifter over 30 ta the Royal Navy. ted te scrap sitwo other hat D Iron Duke, flagship at the ltd in ifM6. and the German battleship flagship in which' was scutF'o v
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    Parcel Sends 100 To Shelter
    44 1 N v 14. —A hunhed to the shelter cry "explosives" paper parcel Jaffa road opposi'e in Jerusalem. immediately corh Army, sapnet ha pumped he parcel it was i contain the A yOunj; Jew i titur the parI for inte.roga
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    'COLOSSAL SURPLUSES'OF GRAIN IN WORLD TODAY
    446 1  - 'COLOSSAL SURPLUSES' OF GRAIN IN WORLD TODAY Record Wheat, Maize Crops This Year (By Sydney Gampell Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 14—There are colossal surpluses of grain in the world today. The world's wheat crop is the biggest since 1940. The world's maize crop is the biggest ever known and, in contrast
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    NOBEL PRIZE FOR PEACE
    72 1 Reuter. OSLO. Nov. 14. The Nobel Committee of the Norwegian Storting (Parliament) has awarded the li♦ 46 Nobel Peace Prize to Emily Greene Baleb and John Mott. both of the Unite State". The prize amoints to 121.000 Swedish k »>ner. —Reuter. STOCKHOLM, Nov. 14. The Swedish
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    AUSTRALIA CUTS TAXES
    62 1 Reuter. CANBERRA. Nov. 14.—Mr. Jcseph B. C'hifley. Australian Prime Minister ami Treasurer, announced in his budget speech today the reduction of Customs and Excise duty on petrol by a penny a Sales t a:: n clothing would le ccmp'etely removed an*' that on Other goods reduce/. Excise
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    DECREE NISI FOR LADY MACKENZIE
    56 1 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. 14.-—Lady Kath leen MiUicent Mackenzie of Marsham Court, Marsham Street, southwest London, was granted a decree nisi in the divorce court today op the ground ci adultc-ry of her husband. Sir Duncan George Mackenzie, formerly of the Indian Civil Service, at Kensington
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    SPINSTER GETS 15 YRS. GAOL
    49 1 Reuter. BERLIN. Nov. 14.—The German criminal court here today sentenced Helene Schwaerzel, 44-year-old spinster book-keeper, to 15 years' hard labour for denouncing to the gestapo Dr. Hans Gerdeler, Lord Mayor of Leipzig who was the brain behind the July 1944 bomb plot against Hitler.—Reuier.
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    36 1 Reuter. PARIS, Nov. 14.—Two petitions by political prisoners in IndoChina have been published in Saigon newspapers protesting against the Government's slowness in liberating t neni ana the policy Of removing them from the central prison. —Reuter.
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    China Affairs 'Revolve In 12-Year Cycles'
    104 1 That he believed the affairs of China revolved m 12-year cycles' iva< stated by Mr. Tan Kah Kee when he addressed the East and West Society last evening on "China* Today and Tomorrow." He said that this present state of civil por, maladiniat ration,
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    'Scientists Should Have Been A-Bombed'
    105 1 LONDON. Ncv. 14.—•Commander A.B. Cample!!, founder member of the British Broadcasting Commission brains trust. speaking at Rearing "After my train* t ru>: suggestion that scientists shoe Id have replaced dumb animals in the Bikini Atom bomb test, 1 think I have put on the BBC
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    Stolen Cigarettes Found
    152 1 Pan of the consignment of 375 cases of cigarettes, and the lighter which had been s.olen from a berth in the Singapore Harbour Board, have been recovered from a neighbouring island, yesterday. The four members of the crew of the lighter have also been found and are
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    'LEADER OF MEN'
    47 1 Reuter. LONDON. Nov 14.—The London Evening Star today features a picture of Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, leader of the Indian delegation to UNO signing autographs for Americans. She is the only woman leading a delegation." says the caption which Js headed ''Leader of Men."
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    '1921 SLUMP CAN'T BE REPEATED'
    315 1 Reuter. LONDOX, Nov. 14. —Mr. Anthony Eden, speaking in the House of Commons today said the recent warning by the Secretary for Overseas Trade, Professor Hillary Margnand, of a possible slump gave an entirely false imnression of 'he pres n i position. What was quite
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    12,000 Tons British Biscuits For Germans
    273 1 Reuter A.P. BERLIN, Nov. 14.—Twelve thousand tons of biscuits were being sent from Britain to help out in the Ruhr food crisis, it ivas officially stated today. Only half rations of bread were being issued this week and issues of sugar and biscuits were
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    Priests petition to Chiang
    234 1 Abbot 'Kept A Woman' PEIPING. Nov. 14. Ttle Chinese police today sealed the famous White Cloud Taoist temple and continued to hold 35 of the 36 Taoist priests who confessed the bonfire and burning to death of the ancient temple's Abbot and Taoist layman The police
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    DEATH
    62 2 Madain Ng How Cheng, wife o» the l; te Mr. Tan Chee Chay, and moiher cf Messrs. Tan Yeow Chim, Tan Ke? Chor. Tan Ke: Kwong and Mia* Tan Susu, passed away peacefully on the Hth Nov., 1946. at her residence No. 282. River Valley Road, at the age
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    GUNMAN TO DIE, APPEALS
    315 2 Sentence of death under the Public Order and Safety Proclamation was passed by Mr. Justice G. L. Jobling in the Assize Court yesterday morning on Choa Teck Khun when the jury found him guilty of carrying arms. Choa lodged notice of appeal. A Municipal labourer. Krishnan.
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    NO CONSCRIPTION IN N. IRELAND
    63 2 Reuter. BELFAST. Nov. 14. -The British Govrenment deci-ion not to apply conscription to Northern Ireland \va< announced in the Northern Ireland House of Commons. "The fact that conscription is not to be applied here far from diminishing Ulster's share, in Imperial defencr will increase the
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      656 2 NOTICES TENDER SUPPLY OF LUBRICANT, OIL. FTC FOR THE YEAR 1947 FOR THE COLONY OF SINGAPORE. Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, Singapore, up to noon of the 25th November, '946, for the supply of the following Cylinder oil Dieseline oil Oil for Air Compressors Kerosene oil
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    S'pore Film Industry Has Big Chinese Following
    391 3 (Tribune Stall Reporter) Film production In Singapore is passing the stage of infancy and making steady though rather slow progress. Latest new.s indicate th'H a bright Future is expert* d The leading companies. Shaw Brothers Studio and China Mot'on ■Picture Studio have invested
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    15 Kluang Paratroopers Are Home
    114 3 Reuter. London. Nov. \i. —Amonu \hc Se vice personnel on board the Orient liner Oiranto which reached Southampton to ay from Hofijrkonir. Singapore andPPotr t Said were R> men from the 13th. Parachute Battalion whose convictions for mutiny in the Fa Fast were recently quashed.
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    137 Tons 'Free' Rice Shipment From Siam
    247 3 i Tribune Staff Reporter) 137 tons comprising bags of Siamese "free market" rice arrived in Singapore yesterday afternoon by motor-tongkang 1 om Bangkok. This is the first shipment of the "free" rice released by the Siamese Government for export under the three per
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    JAP COLONEL HEARD PoWs WERE BEATEN
    132 3 If a guard had ill-treated a PoW the proper method of punishing him was to send him before a court-martial for trial, stated Col. Shigeo Nakamura. commandant of the Siam PoW Administration unit, in the War Crimes Court yesterday wh.n his cross-examination by Lt.-Col.
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    Trishaw Hold-up, Robbery Alleged
    183 3 Han Jak Scow. a former coffee shop assistant, described how he was waylaid and robbed of $123 by six persons while he was travelling in a trishaw, at a preliminary inquiry held before Second Magistrate L. C. Goh. yesterday. Han said that the incident ocCUrred at
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    'PROTECTION' MONEY ASKED FOR
    73 3 Lav Ah Kaw (28». wno allegedly attempted to obtain $10.80 from a compatriot at Tan j ong Katong Road as an advance for "protection" money, claimed trial to a charge of attempted extortion before Second Magistrate L. C. Goh, yesterday. The offence was alleged to have
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    MATERNITY FIGURES
    50 3 1 120 confinements were attended from the infant welfare centres for the third quarter. 1946. Thi.<? is an increase of 305 over the figure for the second quarter. Midwives and nurses are working under great difficulty owing to the lack of any form of transport in rural areas.
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    S'pore Village Committees To Be Formed
    109 3 ■At a meeting of the Rural Boa'd yesterday, all members agreed to the proposal of forming village committees in the ru»al areas. Villages, on the lines of the Malayan Union "kainpongs" With their >especth*e penghulus, ate non-existent in Singapore where the present age of
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    S'pore Wishes Justice Worley 'Bon Voyage'
    480 3 There was a full complement of tho bench and the Bar a 1: the Supreme Court yesterday when they bad? farewell to Mr. Justice N. h. Worley who is Leaving for British Guiana as Chief Justice. Tho tare well took place in the Court
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    S'PORE FOOD, PRODUCE MARKETS
    317 3 (By Our Own Correspondent,). Prices quoted below are foi plcul weight except where otherwise stated. Foodstuffs: —Yesterday's quotations were "Meehocn": Siam Indo-China $G5: Kedah $G5. No. 1 $95; No. 2 $85; No. 3 $75; Siam glutinous rice $100; Kedah glutinous rice $85; Siam rice milling $38.
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    23 3 Reuter. MEXICO CITY, Nov, 13.Twelve passengers and three of < r« v >.>>!,»l1 v .uli,l.' <r:»>!n'd ln<" u N<»l M <!4l' "l ll/ l<Xi.(.V.
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    Palm Oil Industry To Protest
    110 3 Reuter. KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 14.The palm oil industry in Malaya is tp prottst to the Union Government regarding the imposition of an export duty of $20 per ton. A leading member cf the 18- dustry told Reuter: "It is a somewhat Ironic reflection that 1
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    The World Food Front
    476 4 It is not easy to keep up h ebb and flow of tne news!, Not many weeks lhe world was warned despite a record American wheat crop, excellent prospects in Canada ana average to excellent harvests throughout Europe. were a long way from safety in the
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    PRIVATE CAPITAL & WORLD RECONSTRUCTION
    659 4 PRIVATE CAPITAL WORLD RECONSTRUCTION U.S. ECONOMIC REVIEW Washington—The necessity in future years of increased foreign investments and loans by private capital, including loans negotiated through the International Bank, is emphasized in the Department of Commerce s report on United States balance of international payments. The report states that tile outflow
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    Nanking's House Racket
    331 4 Nanking.— Far thinking Nanking residents who arrived t sent representatives a year ago 1 to obtain housing at a fairly reasonable cost are now beginning to feel the effects of a gigantic •'squeeze" which has the apparent purpose of making all but a few honourable landlords independently
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    THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG Children's Orchestra
    103 4 Letters To The Editor > v Sir.—l would like to bring to your readers' notice the existence of the Singapore Children's Orchestra, which meets every Wednesday at 5.00 p.m. in the Victoria Memorial Hall. A very encouraging stait been made, so good in fact, that
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    Street Scene
    195 4 Sir.—Proceeding by cycle to office every morning I have occasion to pass by the Mosque situated in South Bridge Road, next to Pagoda Street. One morning, about a fortnight ago. I happened to perceive the body of a male Chinese beggar reclining on the roadside beside the drain
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    Textile Rationing
    273 4 Sir.—Of all the schemes evolved by the Government tor the distribution of textile in the Mai ayan Peninsula there is nothing strange than lhe scheme carr ed out in Malacca. As the Malacca public is aware town dwellers have not vet had even a Kot of cloth ex-Government
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    You Got A Hangover this Morning?
    271 4 NEW YORK—A scientific study of the after efforts of alcohol.c Intoxication —Or handovers —is reported in the quarterly jcurna 1 of a'cohoJ by Dr. Giorgio Loili, M.D. of Yale University. His cases .were men ar.rl wot— who d Vtnk tc excess on occasio l
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    Aussies & Food Rationing
    129 4 Aussies Food Rationing Sydney.—A nation-wide poll revealed that three >ut of tour Australians are willing to submit to food rationing for anI oilier year so their country may I cont nue to send relief supplies I overseas v The poll question: "D) you think Australia should continue the present rationing
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    Sky Hostesses Speak French
    115 4 After 10 weeks' training in 50 subjects (including how to fillet ftsh>. five smart young women presented themselves at Htath Row as fully-fledged 8.0.A.C. stewardesses. With eight others they will soon be flying the Atlantic to New York in four-englned "Constellations." They earn £7 <$60t a
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    U.S. National Income
    97 4 Washington.—The U.S. Burau of Agricultural Econom:c s forecast a total U.S. national income for 1947 of 175,000 million dollars an increase of six per cent, over this year's estimated all-time high of 165.000 million dollars. This record level of income payments to individuals h expected to result
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    U.S. AND RUSSIA IN ASIA
    528 4 WASHINGTON. Two members of the House of R -pres ntatives. who recently completed a tour of inspection in the Pacific and Far East areas discuss« d thtfil observations on the tr.p in th.- weekly "University of the Air' radio programme recently The speakers, both members
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    PERU QUAKE KILLS OVER THOUSAND
    94 5 and A.P. 14- Over 1.000 resulted from an ..men has wrecked villages in a moun- In north Peru, j affected were in ol Liberated are being sent, :> !i4 taken to c nnmunicaal r ports said s which began had brought a toll of at
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    S'pore Declares War On Malaria
    188 5 A combined Services and Civil Health Department drive to fight the Malaria menace in Singapore is being set afoot, and preventive anU-malarial measures as distinct from prophylaxis where mepacrine is being used extensively in the Services, was strongly emphasised by Dr. R. S. Johnsion, Acting
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    LODGE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY FOUNDER'S DAY
    26 5 The Singapore Lodge of the Theosophical Society will celebrate its Founder's Day on Sunday at their Lodge premises at 4.30 p.m.
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    Java Union Agreement Reported
    147 5 •.4 —Provision for r.d--Indonesian UniNetherlands Kingted States of total partnership under v.n was believed here n a 17-points "basis cached by the Dutch delegations in Java. it was reliably led for: tea of Indone- three states neaia (including Sumatra), B'orEast I other r Dutch East togn
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    "Gaslight" At The Victoria Theatre
    294 5 (B; Om Own Critie» Mr. and Mrs. Maiiningluiin liV« in a gloomy square Of four storied houses in an unfashionable quarter of London. It is an era of hansom cabs pea-soup fogs and flickering gasllight Mrs. Manningham. one of those dofencesless 19th century wives, is
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    THE COMMUNIST WAY
    32 5 Brussels, Nov. 14. —The four Communist ministers of the Belgian Cabinet have resigned because Ju'ien Lahaat. president of the party, wai not re-elected vice-presi'*ent of the Chamber of Deputies.
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    European Bound Over For Cheating
    149 5 IFOH.- -A 40-year-old European, F. G. Goodman, pleaded guilty to a Charge of cheating by having induced Khan Seng Nyean to deliver to him $1,000. Asking the court for leniency, accused said that he had been a Pow fir four years. Court Chief Inspector A.
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    "End Murder Competition" Says Nehru
    231 5 Reuter. NEW DELHI, Nov. 14.—India's three most influential leaders Pandit Nehru, Mr. Jinnah and Mahatma Gandhi spoke on India's communal riots today as troops and armed police guarded towns and villages in the Moradabad districts in the United Provinces,, where it was officially stated there
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    Thousands Homeless In P.I. Typhoon
    61 5 A.P. MANILA. Nov. 14.—Thousands of Filipinos were left homeless today by a typhoon which is sweeping across the Visaya area in the Central Philippines. The mayor of Cebu city said the flood accompanying the typhoon was the worst in the city's history. President Manuel Roxas
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    Communists Want Presidency
    32 5 Reuter. PARIS, Nov. 14.—The Political Bureau of the Communist P<?rty decided today to demand that the post of President in the new French Government should go to a Commusist.—Reuter.
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    The Strike Hit The Sailors Too
    437 5 .Tribune Staff Reporter) Sailors were among the innocent sufferers affected by the recent strike at the Harbour Board. All sailors, when their ships call at ports, love to get ashore as soon as they can make it and "have a bit of; fun." But
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    Britain Restricts Her Gold Dealings
    229 5 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 13— ilie Exchange Control Bill, first important measure ol Parliament's new session, published this afternoon, restricts dealings in gold and foreign currency except with authorised dealers (pnucipally banks). It requires gold and most foreign currencies to be sold to them. Dealers in
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    SENTENCED NAZIS GO TO SPANDAU
    75 5 A.P. BERLIN. Nov. 13. —Tho seven Nazi leaders Iho were sentenced to prison terms by the International Tribunal at Nuremberg, will be transferred soon from Nuremberg to the Span.iau prison in Berlin under tight security regulations, it was announced today. Tne Spandau prison inmates have
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    U.S. TO HELP SOLVE FOOD PROBLEM
    77 5 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—The United States Government has definite measures in mind to help solve the immediate food crisis in the British zone of Germany, Maj. Gen. John H. Hildring, United States Acting Secretary of State for Occupied Areas, reclared after the first session
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    U.S. Not Shopping Jap Trade To Her Advantage
    193 5 Reuter. London. Nov. 13. —Commander T. D. Galbraith Conservative member of Parliament for Pollok division of Glasgow, one of the five members of Parliament who visited Japan in September at the invitation of General MacArthur. United States Command-er-in-Chief, told the Royal Empire
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    India Wooing Communism
    113 5 London, Nov. 13—The recent speeches and policy formulations of Pandit Nehru in relation to world affairs are the subject of a long article in the current issue of "Great Britain and the East" by Sir Alfred Watson, former editor of the Calcutta Statesman. "Specially significant" says Sir
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    Albania Demands Immediate Recall Of British Warships
    178 5 Reuter. Belgrade, Nov. 14. —Albania followed up its pro test to the United Nations yesterday against British naval minesweepers clearing her territorial waters in the Corfu Straits by a second telegram to Dr. Trygve Lie, United Nations Secretary-General, demanding the "immediate withdrawal of
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    NEHRU CALLS FOR END TO DISORDERS
    283 5 Reuter. NEW DELHI, Nov. 14.—Pandit Nehru, newly-returned from his visit to communal trouble centres, told the Central Assembly toaay: It is time we put an end to this sorry business all over India.'' Tne situation In Bihar had been brought completely under control alter
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    U.S. WEST COAST STRIKE ENDING
    78 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 14—A basis for settlement of the West Coast maritime strike has been achieved and an official announcement is expected within the next 24 to 48 hours, reliable indicated yesterday. The strike has stopped movement of American cargoes torShanghai. Singapore and other Far
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    Control Of Ex-Jap Bases A Necessity
    394 5 A.P. Washington. Nov. 13—Scattertered like a handful of dried peas across the Pacific, hundreds of coral and rock atoll s dot the vast expanse of the ocean between San Francisco and Shanghai—trifling in land area but vital ramparts in the defence of America. Once
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    Quits China Talks
    43 5 PEIPING. Nov. 14.—Gen Cheng Kai-min, Government Commissioner in the Executive Headquarters, unexpectedly called off a scheduled meeting today with American and Communist commissioners and flew to Nanking. The Hsin Mm Pao said he was ordered to Nanking by the Generalissimo.
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    DUTCH TROOPS AT BATAVIA
    23 5 Batavia. Nov. 14. —The Dutch trooper Volendam has disembarked 2,200 men of the 7th December Division a+ Tam'jong P»iok.
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    POLISH ELECTIONS
    17 5 Warsaw, Nov. 14.—Poland will ho d its long-planned general election .on Sunday, Jan. 19, 1947.
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    TERRORIST'S 'WAR' PLANS FOILED
    123 6 A.P. LfHggon. Hea v. Tbf sireal of j a OjMpaclOal Jewish Stern Oarg a> eriste as he tiicri t«> ••nter Scotland ■ras disclosed on the night <>t' Nov J3 ami H bee maintained a re doubled qua d of mnwiiMiian. build ing« against th'eat- ot Palestine
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    Nightsoil Removal Complaint
    191 6 Complaints have been receiypd that night-soil contractors m rural area, are charging more San their fee, and that regular removal Is not carried out. This question was brought for- ward at the Rural Board meeting yesterday, and as the crux of the matter was found to He
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    Russia Closes Door To U.S. Newsmen
    211 6 A.P. BERLIN. Nov. 14—Russia is reported to be angry over newspaper correspondents md na> -lammed the door on a group of United Stairs Lin ios|ioiml< liti .'eking to visit th- Soviet zone of Germany. Ttte Russian authorities, without giving an explanation, today notified ttte
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    TOKIO SHOPS FULL AGAIN
    64 6 Reuter. LONDON. Nov. H -Coininand< T. p. Galbiaith. Royal Navy, one of thr hvr Member.- of who visited Japan in Scplcmlx r ai the invitation Ol Gen. Mat-Arthur, United Slates Commandei -in-Chid, fold the Royal Empire Society that -bops in the eentie oi the city were
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    80 CENTRES FOR DISABLED
    39 6 Reuter. LDNPON, Nov. 14. -The Ministry of Labour is to set up 80 rehabilitation centres for disabled persons where they will get preliminaiy training for new jobs before being sent to Government training centres.- Reuter.
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    AUSTRALIA'S PROBABLE TEAM FOR FIRST TEST
    404 7 Brown Definitely Not Playing Reuter Australia's team for tne first Test to start at Bris bane on Nov. 29 is expected to be announced today. A Reuter report this morning slates that W. A. Brown, Australia's opening bat. will definitely be unable to play
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    Singapore Indians Urged "Stand Together"
    180 7 Paying a glowing tribute to Pandit Nehru and members of his family for the great sacrifices they had made for the cause of India's freedom. Mr. R. niabhoy made a strong appeal to the Indians of Singapore to stand together as a united body, when
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    Brazilian Food Ship In Penang
    192 7 PENANG.—The rice ship "La, Pampa'' of 4.146 gross tonnage, fully loaded with stocks of Brazilian rice for Penang and the Malayan Union, has arrived. Discharging cargo at top speed, about 1,200 tons were unloaded in the course of a few hours. The "La Pampa" which
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    Bradiman Pulls Leg Muscle
    75 7 Reuter. Adelaide., Nov. 11. —Bradman walked with a decided limp on his r#tU <r> from Molboorno, an*: said ho had polled a muaciC in his ripht j leg. but it was not serious enouph to h'm from playing in the Sheffield Shield gome at A-'elaide tomorrow.
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    MCC vs NSW TODAY
    122 7 Reuter. Sydney. Nov. 14—The M.C.C. team to play New Booth Wu'c- tomorrow will le solecte from Hammond. Hut'on. Washbrook. Gibb, CoaptOß, Yardley. Fdrich. Ikm, Beds« WrighO. Pedlar and Smith. Main Ifttorefct is th- inclusion of Bec'ser who was M.C.C. RambOr oM low er bttfoN leavine EHglftnd,
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    Inter-State Rugby At Ipoh
    83 7 Ipoh.—Perak will play its fist inter state Rugger fame since the liberation tomorrow on the Ipoh ground apainst Selangor. After the Asiatic Europeans game while the Asiatics won five pointa to nil, the following were chosen to represent Perak: Bonfield, Tai Swee Kee, H. Ritchie, Devan
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    Gentle B.P.
    79 7 The Gentle B.P. "B" team will meet the Perhimponan B.P. in a friendly badminton match of 4 Singles and 3 Doubles at the the former's court, on Sunday, commencing at 3 p.m. The following will represent the Gentle BP.: Ashari Hj. Salleh. A. Rani Daud, A. Rahim Latiff,
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    'British Must Breed For Speed Alone'
    464 7 Aga Khan On Turf-Winners Reuter. PARIS, Nov. 13. -The Aga Khan today told Reuter how best he thought British breeders could overcome the French Challenge which had been so ful this season. Breed for speed and more speed" he said. "Speed alone will overcome
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    Marigold B.P.
    70 7 At a meeting of the Marigold B.P the following were elected office- beureiPresident, Koto Teck Be; Vicepresidents, Koh Huh Qdee; Kiong Wo'in Kew; Tan Chong Kiat W« Ghim Teng: Hon. secretary, Chung Chens Bods Asst. secretary, Low Cheng. Koon: treasurer Ng Chia Heng; Auditoi Tay Bong 3oo; Sporf.,
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    TOMORROW'S SOCCER AT FARRER PARK
    76 7 The following have Deen selected to play for the Singapore Indian, against the Kranji Wireless Station at soccer to-morrow evening at No. 1 Petrol Point Ground tFarrer Park): O. M. Angullia. Abdul Razak. Kartar Singh. Ghani. S. Williams. Sattra, Krishnasamy. Paul Davis, Vijeyretnam. Paul Anugraham
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    Jap PoW Stole, Stabbed
    165 7 K I LumpUr. -For having vO luntarily CSttiaed hurt to a Japanese p,iW. a young Chinese. Leo Chin Wah. Oral corvicted 1 y the Dist i a c Judge Mr. M. Qarton, and sentenced to four iv.onlhs rigorous imprisonment It was alVtrcri that the arcusoi' ra
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    A.C.S. Old Boys
    41 7 The Anglo-Chinpso School Old Boy-' Association i~ reviving its activities in loot ball, hockey, badminton, volley ball and tennis.. Old boys interested in the*c games should submit their names to Mi. Edwin Doiaisamy. c/ 0 33. Chancery Lane.
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    C.S.C. TABLE TENNIS
    105 7 The fed lowing ate the ties in the Men's Open Singles Tabb Tennis Tournament at the Chine>e Swimming Club's premises on Sunday, at 11 a.m.: Sim Boon Hoon vs. Lim Siew Nghee: Heng Chiang Boon vs. Tan Bok Keng: Koh Chiap Mong vs. C. Q. Lee; Tan
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    $100,000 AID TO CHINESE SCHOOLS
    204 7 Special expenditure of $100,000 has been approved by the Finance Committee to 20-aided Chinese schools which suffered heavy losses of furniture and equipment during the occupation period. Half of these schools had lost everything. It Is aleO proposed by Government t° assist these schools with
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    British Bid For World "Heavy" Title
    122 8 A.P. LONDON, Nov. 14.-Boxing promote) Jack Solonions has launched a dure to streugtheti Britain's challenge for the world heavyweight title held by Joe Louis. He aitnouncea at a news conference tie liopes to line uorthy contenders with iI.UOO as prizes in an open heavyweight
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    JEWS MINE RAIL-TRACK
    87 8 Reuter. JERUSALEM. Nov 14. —British tappers today removed live mines discovert d by the polic j from a railway track midway between Haifa and Lydda. The discovery came after the death of an Arab constable injured yesterday when a mine exploded under a stationary train near the
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    44 8 Kure. Nov. 14.—Capt. J. Grindle. naval officer in charge of Kure since the ar.'ival of the British Commonwealth Occupation fcrce and who was ir: command of the Battleship H.M.S. Ro'ney a t the outbreak of the war. has !efc Japan to return to England.
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    POTSDAM MUST STAND OR FALL AS A WHOLE'—Eden
    1876 8 BRITISH ADMINISTRATION IN GERMANY CRITICISED Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 14.—Mr. Anthony Eden, former Foreign Secretary, suggested in the House of Commons to6ay tha, no further deliveries of plant from the British zone in Germany should be made as reparations unless Russia makes a
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    The Queen meets Joan Bennett. . . While British film star, Margaret Loekwood looks on, U.S. film sta> Joan Bennett curtsies to the Queen at the end of the Royal Command Film Shoic at the Empire. Leicester-Squa>e. London.—
    38 8 The Queen meets Joan Bennett. While British film star, Margaret Loekwood looks on, U.S. film sta> Joan Bennett curtsies to the Queen at the end of the Royal Command Film Shoic at the Empire. Leicester-Squa>e. London.— A.P. Photo.
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    Big-Scale Warfare In Greece
    172 8 Reuter. ATHENS. Nov. 14 —Tho increased guerilla activity in Greece, par- 1 ticula«ly in Macedonia near the frontier, was considered today by the Greek military «juariers as constituting an "urdeilared war by j the Communists agains t the state." Military officers devoted all morning to coi
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    Straits Mines Deliberately Sown
    224 8 Reuter. LONDON. Nov 14 Surprise was expressed this morning in official quarters !n London that Albania in two protests to the United Nations should object to British sweeping activities in the Corfu Channel. Observers in London are puzzled that danger to British warship* arose not from
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    New Terrorist Threat
    78 8 Reuter. JKRUSALEM. Nov. 14. The Jewish terrorist organisation, IrgUi Zvai Leunii, announced tonight in posters fixe.Ti to waiis in Tel Avis that all Palestine railway line> except one serving the Jewish sett'ements in the rorthe 5n plains are liable to be blown. Appealing to both Jews and
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    "I'm Still The Rajah Muda"
    206 8 Reuter ANTHONY BROOKE LONDON, Nov. 14.—Anthony Brooke tMe following statement on the announcement lished by the Secretary for the Colonies Creech-Jones in Singapore on Nov. 13: "No one familiar with the facts couici claim that the decision to annex Sarawak 'a as taken as Mr.
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    NEW RURAL BOARD MEMBERS
    120 8 At the Rural Board Meeting held yesterday, the Chairman. Mr. C. W. A Sennett welcomed Mr. Cheong Hock Chye and Mr. S. M. Alkaff as new members. During the meeting, the Government Health Department report was read and the great difficulties under which the department is
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    Properties In Rural Areas To Be Reassessed
    85 8 A proposal to re-asSess properties in tbe rural iran was passed at the* Rural Board Mooting held yesterday. Ii is not intended to increase the tssi ssmem rates. It nraa pointed out that since the last assessment, many additions an i siterations hau
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    NO HOCKEY LEAGUE FOR S'PORE
    179 8 At a meetinjr of pSMM Hockey Association, he'd at th* S.R.C. yesterday. the dauSaaa, Mr. G. E. N. Olehers said .hat due to the lack of playing fields a: present, it was difficult far the lfsociation to arrange panes. The only two available were thuso
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    Gromyko On Food
    53 8 A.P. At Lake Success, i <say. the Soviet del j Gromyko. tola the Pi Committee on F that in face of tho v ages the United H As-embh should call nations t:« Veld d I His oroposal s ruck most at the United States seen virtually a!
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