Morning Tribune, 27 August 1946

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    11 1 MORNING TRIBUNE dsaasdf (New Scries) 10 CENTS V. AUGUST 27, W
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    51 1 I 26. A full-scale been ordered into t)i«' ac bombing ol a pri on Sun. MhreeN ineB hnftrd a I h hv f 1 up ■••h t v .-nib 1 rned to the i s (1 boat was m imir. ci (he j w re two miles from the
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    PALACE SO ONE LIVES IN
    16 1 PALACE SO ONE LIVES IN The seel gates are shut- and no v sHors are a'lowed
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    Mystery Of Istana Besar
    132 1 Mystery Of Istana Besar Our Special CorrespondentBtery at present surrounds thu Ist«ina Besar, palace which the Malayan Government wants to take spend (200,000 on to renovate for the use of the vernor-General (Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald). erday to three of the topmost men m Johore permission to visit the Istana
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    GANDHI'S COMMENT
    60 1 Bombay Aug. 26.— Writing m last week^ Harijan. Mahaima Gandhi said m referring to the recent rioting m Calcutta, that Calcutta i-as given an oculademonstration of what direct action is. We make a serious mistake if, evefy tim e the British bayonet is used, we trot out an
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    Atomic Injection To Save Girl's Life
    141 1 BOSTON, Aug. 26.— A by-pro-duct of the same atomic energy that blasted Hiroshima and Nacasaki has been injected iniu three-year old Jcniicc Moschella m an attempt to save her ilfe. Dr. Saul Hertz. Boston specialUt and research Jellow at the Harvard and Massachusets Institute
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    27 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Aim. 26 Two young Burmese nurses, who the Bronte star award Arrived here today en route to a year's tr« at the Saint Mary's Bospitftl
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    PLANES, TROOPS & DOGS IN HUNT FOR TERRORISTS
    483 1 PLANES, TROOPS DOGS IN HUNT FOR TERRORISTS S'idot Yam, Palestine, Aug. 26.— Two hundred residents of this tiny Jewish fishing village were rounded up today by British troc ps and Palestine police m their move to find the men who almost succeeded m sinking the transport Em pire Rival m
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    Calcutta Dead 3,468-Official
    59 1 Calcutta, Aug. 20. So fur 18 dead bodies have been re* mov *d from the str ets of Calcutta and its suburb. Howran and from tho citys morgue a' t r last week's enmmuna' riots, a Bengal Government <jft\ Cial spokesman* said today. Admisslotl t>) hospitals totalled
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    NEW BIG 4 MEETING PROBABLE
    166 1 NEW BIG 4 MEETING PROBABLE LONDON, Aug. 26.- Renewed ef forts ar o befaf made to organise v meeting this week of the Foreign Ministers of the Big Four. s At Daily Mail Diplomatic Convspon dent, m a dispatch from Paris. The oviiall purpose *>'-ould be to deal with tli<j
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    Foreign Office Official Was Kicked & Beaten
    740 2 Foreign Office Official Was Kicked Beaten Ibl to make any comp dire tiigh officers ol the Outram Road Gaol. i ftjret place the prisoners were allowed to peak to them; m the second plaa even if <au- tried to speak ai vol them the officer left the matter to the
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    Gaoled For Bread Overcharge
    49 2 m y< ar old Kh<)o li> a brrarj hawki m n erday en < m <'d hu mi hi Judge T* l .7, to one month tmpr meni f< 1 a 2 pound bread for 70 cents to a < i \ro\ Inspector vi Pay a
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    Car Stripped In Raffles Place In Daylight
    74 2 Car Stripped In Raffles Place In Daylight I r trlpperi ar*' still active. V ti rday ;it noon ii car bearing a Malacca number parked n Rafflea Place was found to b" minus its two front wheels. The CAT took a no- drive int(> the r dwty, tor th« thieves
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    Fallen Tree Sold For $25
    125 2 last week's $torm brought a small windfall to hundreds of pie. ll uprooted a large numbtr of trees which hare— been >>awn up and are being sold as /w--wood, and for build ng bullockcarts, wooden whuels and structures for huts. One householder who was laced
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    12-Year-Old Girl Fined On Charge Of Distilling
    186 2 12-Year-Old Girl Fined On Charge Of Distilling A Chinese woman, Tang Tuan, and a 12-year-old girl. Chua Choo were convicted m the Third Magistrate's Court yesterday on a charge of distilling samsu. Tang was fined $3,000 or 12 months' imprisonment and a fine of $25 was imposed on the girl.
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    EXTORTIONISTS SENTENCED
    103 2 Convicted on a charge of attempting to extort $500 from Wai Chon Foune, a dentist, Lee Chee Chiang, and Chia See Mengr, two young (hino.se, were each sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment by First District Judge Paul Storr, yesterday. Chenp Chonjr Han, who was also j charged, was
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    Theft Of 50 Bales Of Rubber Alleged
    278 2 Low Kuan, described aas a dealer m secondhand clothing, appeared before Magistrate Ahmad bin Ibrahim yesterday charged with theft of 50 bales of rubber valued $5,600 belonging to Harrisons Barker Co., from a railway truck. According to tne evidence, ac cused contacted a
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    Municipal Spending Shows Big Increase
    188 2 The Singapore Municipality is budt>ettmo fnr I most $4,000,000 for the last quarter of the current J The budget for the first nine months of this v Pa y ?l been estimated at $13,936,846. I For tht next three months, a sum of $3,834 131
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    Captain On Causing Deaths Charge
    66 2 Captain On Causing Deaths Charge Alleged to hare caused J deaths of Lt. Baker and/ o.J Fazal Hasscin and QrieJ hurt hi M r s Margrave byM mg a jeep m a neqligenim nor at Hi m'te, Woody Road on Ju'i 25, c^n Gillcspie claimed trial hp was charged bejort
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    Echo Of Piracy Of Johore
    310 2 Echo Of Piracy Of Johore Som c time m March as aii kar.g was nearing Kukop, Job! annother tongkang drew level' two pirates boarded it. The pin tongkang to hand over $3.850 1 then made off. Pour months lapsod, and 4 the victims of the piracy were m ing their
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    Chinese Wedding In London
    132 3 "tfi.ss Frances Cluing, was married to Lieut. Yu Chang Clm nt tlie Chinese Navy, with Chinese ceremony, \n London on Aug. 18. The nodding took place m a So/to. London, restaurant of uhieh Miss Chang is managing director, as there is no Chinese temple m London,
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    GAOL & FINE ON SUGAR & RICE CHARGE
    78 3 GAOL FINE ON SUGAR RICE CHARGE i I 1 10), Bugii i B titenced to lix h' riporous imprisonment and on. m default a further six h-' imprisonnu nt bj Second J idge T. T. Russci!. yeaternrrongful possession of I"' 11 cc and -."0 katti.'- (»f i r ortinj the
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    ALSAGOFF GETS 3 YEARS' GAOL
    323 3 ris .n, ,t m e> two and one .years' rigorous Mnment vne passed on Hussein bin AH Alsav !v and Perianan .Suppiah respec- they C d f to «»P<w« Assizes yesterday ■haXV w. 1 111 1 Sui /V of an P^aded guilty ESSfi?** hurt t0
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    Demand For Lifting Of Ban On Rice Imports
    516 3 (Tribune Stall Reporter) R ac ion lo Lord Killearn's explanation on why w have so little rice to go on with was caustic and immediate and evoked widespread speculation as to the future tood position m Malaya. Here are what people m
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    Sacsea Plaque Ceremony At Cathay Bid?
    265 3 When we think >f the bloody battles ol Burma which led to! the bloodless victory of Malaya. and compare the ruins of .such i B i t y as Rangoon with the unscatched and fair city of Singapore, we all kn»w that we have
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    31 3 Manila, Auuust 24.— Bri*r. Gen. j llariano Castanada, Philippine Pro•vo>t Marshal Gt-nerai. threatened tol (use l)(»mi>s as well as artillery ir. the emmpaiffn against the HakbaUhai»* "if they don't behave.* 1
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    High Street Armed Robbery Alleged
    98 3 High Street Armed Robbery Alleged A Punjabi, wh was producec m 'he Fourtn Police Court on Saturday on a tentative charg. of bein:^ m possession of a load ■d revolver, was m the dock bf fore Magistrate K. M. Byrne IB the Third Court yesterday. Thi I ilmc it was
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    The Morning Tribune TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1946. What We CAN Do
    441 4 The Morning Tribune TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1946. What We CAN Do I t wo i national, aflte taflfa ting th< of •!:ij;iya and the urban di '•id trti till eriou oi the supply j ads out starkly tin t i ba< kground of minor st which have received unaitention. The
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    Nursing sisters' Work In Sumatra
    954 4  - Nursing sisters' Work In Sumatra A Military Observer [3 y ary ol VJ n nursing sisters ol tli 124 h Indian General Hospital were Btill working und<-r war nditinn, Iq the tiny foothold. than twice the site of Hydf Park h d by troops oi the 26tn Indian Division m
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    30,000 DRIFTING MINES IN PACIFIC
    52 4 TOKIO, Auk. IM.— The last moored mine has been swept from waters around the Japanese coast, reports the Commander of Naval Activity. But his reported added that 30,000 minos which have broken away trom their moorings are drifting somewhere m the ocean currents of the
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    World Wheat Stocks At Lowest Level
    135 4 World Wheat Stocks At Lowest Level WASHINGTON Au Wheat stodked counties. Ur: s da, Argentina an d a July 1 reached the lowest i< m almost a decaci* th Stat 3s Agricultural Dej disclosed tonight The low level of stock 373.000,000 bushels cr^ with 324,000,000 a y ar emphasised th
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    Border tension In Iran, Iraq
    103 4 Baghdad, Auk. ?6. Then were rumours yesterday thi British troops were concents ing along the borders of In and Iraq, and of activities i Russian agents m those areas. Of the British, it was sti that troops were being deplfl at Tannumah, a few miles
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    Ocean Liners Travel Boom
    234 4 Passenger liner compares of every country I preparing for a n cord travel boom across the Ml Atlantic during 1947. "We arc preparing for the jrroatest ora of ocean travel En hiil tv.' Canard official told Grahame Jebb, Da'iy Graphic Shipping Corpondent. "People arc almost desperate
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    Why Grow Old?
    34 6  - - Josephine Lowman By ck back and up with the > </<'' f y U benefit from >, < rd his film *i«r demona oday. /o eph ne Lou man recommend a pa fine reducng programme.
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    Exercise With A Kick
    317 6 tlfanj \\<>w<ii do not know t bow much they should eight. Various factor* enter ito thii calculation In the fir»l ►lace \h>' tables one usually ieea <io not give the ideal weight for 'ur height because they are iferage weights at different ages and the average
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    Tito Orders Military Funeral for US Airmen
    178 6 BELGRADE, Aug. 25:— By order of Marshal Tito :he remains of the United States airmen shot down m Yugoslavia on Aug. 19 near the resort of Bled will be exhumed to-morrow and flown to Belgrade where they will be buried m the United
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    ARABS ON HUNGER STRIKE
    124 6 ARABS ON HUNGER STRIKE JERUSALEM, \uy. Fourteen Arab p on hanger strike m Acre prison, northern Palestine, today telegraphed to the Palestine Aral- Higher < ommittee which had urged them to call off the strike: 'Thank you for your sympathy. Imperialism has made death dear The prisoners began their hunger
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    No Celebrations In Egypt This Year
    190 6 No Celebrations In Egypt This Year CAIRO. Aug. 25.— Egypt, it to learned, will not this year celebrate the anniversary, hilling tomorrow, ni the signing of tlic Anglo-Egyptian treaty of 1936, hitherto regarded a > Egypt's Independence Day. 'It would ridiculous." Ismail Sidky Pasha, Egypt's Premier, was reported today to
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    Turks' demand to Yugoslavia
    78 6 ISTANBUL, Aug. 25.— UnoffM but reliably sources said today H Turkey has demanded that Yueoslavia inform her immediately the condition of the Turkish Capt»is wounded on Aug. 9 m the shootKl of an American transport by Yu?> slav fighters. These sources said Turkey a* demanded that
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    35 6 KOBE, Aug. 25.— Tlu- citj tatW hav r decided to tax irc^kers who a» employed m the city but live oUtSj city limits. It was said vc h at{ vould bring 5,000,000 yen reven«H A.P
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    Deanna Durbin Junior Has Her Picture Taken
    810 7  - Deanna Durbin Junior Has Her Picture Taken Henry Gris 1«< <nnk vlace m Hollywood the other day. I- *-.*■■s DyQ-~-^-~-*\ I Morning Tribune Carres, m Hollywood. j Bollywood, overlook.Kebte boundless ocean a s un-(irenchM crest V aches known as I there stands I DeannaDurbU I r day 1 went there
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    CHOU MAKES £125,000,000 SALE CHARGE
    188 7 CHOU MAKES £125,000,000 SALE CHARGE NANKING, Aug. 2C».~ Gon. Thou Kn-lai, chief Chinese Communist representative m Nanking, is working: on the draft of a protest which he intends to submit to Gen. George Marshal, United States special envoy to China, about an alleged "secret negotiation for the sale to Generalissimo
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    U.S. Transport Described As 'Floating Slum'
    135 7 U.S. Transport Described As 'Floating Slum' SYDNEY. Aug. 25.— United Slates military police threatened |to vs c hr arms when Negro [members of the crew of the i United States ship Marine Falcon were involved m a brawl on the dockside last night before the vessel sailed for San Francisco
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    Ousting Feudalism From Jap Labour
    146 7 TOKIO. Aug. 25. --Again -a I background <» f threat of -manaUemt nt control" of govemmmt and repeated predictions that 1.000.000 work, rwill lost their Uto% m industrial readjustmrnt m Japan, the Welfare Ministry today announced tfv draft of a basic labour law to Himin.ttv
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    ARABS WANT MUFTI IN DELEGATION
    67 8 ARABS WANT MUFTI IN DELEGATION Amin I m Informally bout th< possibilll I the nee at th< London nl R I resp !;u'-n f r< k Tin r> wt ould be ptato > i delegai •to the It d) A repoi has British Invitation to the pro Uca on Pa
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    KAIL TRUCK ABLAZE
    39 8 a railway truck loafed with lim- 1 MUfhl ttn Bukit ''unjung Nray Station on Saturday afternoon. TIM ln« MM promptly »x--tinfiiifliod ait«r ttoe brifMle cum On tlie MBM 'iii'- dUBAgc Ptuied was not I i |OV
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    "Not Many Bread-Eaters In Spore"—Food Chief
    433 8 "No t Ma ny B rea d-Eate rs In Spore"—Food Chief Mm llr«-a«l H«lioniii» r (Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE, jIONDA Y— THERK WIIJ i )m .fILV BE NO BREAD RATIONING IN si\ PORE— "BECAUSE MANY OF THE MIXED pop, LATION OF THIS CITY ARE NOT BRE AIi-E.\TEKs This statement was
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    BANDITS SHOOT THEIR VICTIMS
    208 8 Singapore, Monday. trmed robberies, among which m two cases gunmen fired at and wounded their victims, were reported to have taken place over the wfrk-°nd In Bingapoi Shooting r dai > M a.m. Sunday, i won •.rirm the hut., M) mi from her bed. Wye shots
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    Nile Floods Wash Away 1,200 Houses
    69 8 Nile Floods Wash Away 1,200 Houses CAIRO, Aug. 25:— One thousand Uro hundred houses were washed away or damaged during the night by Nile flood waters at the upper Egyptian village 01 Karal el Gharby. Three thousand acres of cottoyi. maize and sugarcane were ;>ubmerged. Sidky Pasha, the Egyptian Premier,
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    Other Hold-Ups
    54 8 Six Chinese, thiee of whom were Rimed with pistols, entered a house m Jalan Besar at 8.35 p.m. and robbed the inmates of $745 and valuables worth $1,180. At 8.40 p.m. the MUM night, •}':•<♦' armed Chinese entered a house In Victoria Street and robbed the inmates of
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    S'pore War Against Smugglers
    150 8 S'pore War Against Smugglers Tln> Preventive Branch of ti Singapore Customs engaged m a constant ba'tlei wits not only with smugg] but with smuggled goods whid may b? carried without h e ca? tains' knowledge, on ships gaged m lawful trade. Most o! \Xn work consists of a routii examination
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    Round-The Clock Pairols
    111 8 Round-The Clock Pairols Then there is the I work day and night round island. Thess patrols oper trom Woodlands and Ci 3Y)d on the Johore Btrait work m complete co-operatic with the Johore Custon vice. To increase the ness ol the patrols, and be inaugurated at Jur taster motor laun
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      298 8 Try ThiS AMERICAN Answer To Yesterdays CROSSWORD T_ n 11 Barcasin li Greek letter shipi [gE .TQI r ITI M^l 1 T£ P CIUeS: IL Hrn of sails 30— Academy 28 Fairy fort R" M QPB MIgJG ATE 14 I l :> <;ibbr.> 30 Father Hn 7 mWa D tBK
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    Tito Accuses U.K. Planes
    87 9 Tito Accuses U.K. Planes LGRADF, Aug. 2 '>.— The Yugoslav Ciorermru a;^nounced ycsi.rday that 110 Anglo-American m Wary aircraft had flown over Yugoslav territory m the jv rind betwe n Die tivo incidents n which American transport planes icerc forced down by Yugoslavfighttrs. The announcement issued through he Ministry of
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    Ike Williams' Ambition Was To Be A Caddie
    487 10 Archie QuickCs %\w rim ltouiitlii|i llthough ike Williams, v.orld lightweight champion, is din* to meet Ronnie .fames at CardiiT on Sept. If \iv s/jJI Jives at Trenton m Svw Jersey, where lie «s horn and Jived the early years of his life.
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    Cross Channel Swim Abandoned
    224 10 Current Too Strong Dover. Aug. 2G. Chilean Swimmer Jorge Berrocta abandoned his attempt t(. swim the English chanikl Just before 9 p.m. last night— only hall a mile from hie goal. Dover's Shakespeare Beach. Berroeta gave uj) when a strong flood tide began carrying from the
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    Monty's Mother Gravely III
    68 10 Montc y m> mother „f Pi, Marshal I landed r "ii Batu is seriou t her home at New Park, Moville, il. ,1 her 84tl] birthi Re r wat Informed that h condition Is grave following a stroke h occurred I Ifemb of the family have
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    AUSSIE WINS £1,500 GOLF
    131 10 Von Nida. :n tive Australian, the News Ch tournament wit] 283 for 72 holes a jy Park hare. His r 71. 70 and 73 p&K over a hilly and SrtdS measuring 6,730 He emerged bucc sful afi terrific lina] rou r c m "LfJ British golfers
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    Case For The Karens
    88 10 LONDON, Aug. 24 Th< I Innot commenting tod.;, visit of the K;nvn jfoodwill to England says: "Bef is committed to the establisl of a separate regime Indicated I the White Paper of May I pOtiibilitiei of establishing tdjattmenti between 'sch< areas' and Burmi proper -hojic first
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    Captured U.S. Airmen Tell Of III-Treatment
    544 11 Captured U.S. Airmen Tell Of III-Treatment boat the next day. The boat took hrn to Singapore where he was placed m Outram Road Prison on March 1, 1945. Beebe next related the ill-treat-ment he suffered m Outram Road Prison. Capt. Govednik said m his affidavit that that on Jan. 11,
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    "Employees We Would Like"
    76 11 The Rotary Club meets on Wednesday In the Hoof Garden of tho Atfelphl Hotel at 1 p.m. Mr. E. M. F. Ferguson, Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce will address the Club on •he subject Employ t-es We Would Like." This is m the nature
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    Child Welfare Society
    67 11 Child Welfare Society I of the chanty I WMth.. Happy W, rid (ft! will ,0 toward! Child Welfare I I I t -nt funcr» <r,, t and i-«- '.-r, ertehti f '<* an m- ■.h,;,chii- IMI return <-hilrlron arc m ci.tw», on t nd caie of by I '■■<> attention
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    How RAF Aids Civil Flying In Malaya
    245 11 The Royal Air Forc c m the Far East, since it opened the air rOVfces following upon the Japanese capitulation, has made a great contri- bution to the extensive develop- ment of civil flying. Daily, RAF navigators experienced jin nionsoon flying, wireless operator*
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    Armies Fight: Chiang And Marshall Talk
    425 11 Armies Fight: Chiang And Marshall Talk NANKING, Aug. 25*- Fighting m northern Kiangsu province above Jakao assumed "alarming proportions" Chinese press dispatches said as Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and General George C. Marshall met at the summe r capital of Killing. Simultaneously with reports of heightened hostilities m Ktangsu came a
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    Nearing Chengteh
    22 11 Tientsin, Aug. 24 A Chinese j press dispatch reported that Nationalist troops were advanc- j m g toward Communist-held Chenjrteb.
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    SAILORS FINED
    161 11 William Le Liever (30), described as a pantry boy employed on th»* s.s. Empress of Scotland, was fined $50, m default one month's rigorou* imprisonment by Second District Judge T. T. Russell, when he pleaded guilty to wrongful possesKion of 20 tins of butter belonging to the Military.
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    CHARITY SOCCER
    66 11 The following have been selected to play m charity soccer match tor the Combined YMCA against tlie RAF Seletar tomorrow (Wednesday) at the Jalan Besar Stadium, kick off at 5.15 p.m: L. Davidson. Ong Swee Hock, Koh Hor Khoon (Capt-), T. E. Chaplain, T. Valentine, T. Lightbown, Ta
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    MALAYA FOOTBALL ASSN. MEETING
    28 11 A general meeting of the Malay Football Association will be held at the Istana Kampong Glam on Sunday at 2.30 p.m, elect office bearers.
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    No Global Power Politics Wanted Here
    190 11 SYDNEY, Aug. 26.— 1t was vital to Australia's interests that the Japanese problem should not be determined by the great Powers m terms of global nower politics, declared Mr. John Andrews, of thy University of Sydney. Dr. Andrews, who was addressn<? the Science Congress,
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    Rubber Thieves Arrested
    63 11 (Our Own Reporter") MALACCA, Monday. Speedy and effective action on the part of Inspector Sumlaraj resulted m the arrest of two armed robbers who held up a rubber store watch* man and drove away with $2,800 worth of smoked rubber. A j> lice cordon was thrown around
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    1241 TINS OF CIGARETTES
    48 11 Han Hi*ng Fon^r (27\ m whose roorv. m a housr m Upper Scran* croon Road, 1 211 tim "f I'iparettes mark, d WAAPI wire found, was fln.'d $1000 m. default, six months' rigoroua impri.^cnmcnt, by Seoorui D itriel Jadgi T. T. Russel1 t yesterday.
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    Germans Planned Plague-Germ War
    124 12 Nun:.' 2 German g™«* jrisoner ol In the hands 01 mi Russian Jl He testified thai Hit i nti Henn ring wit}) th< direction of preparations for bacto riological warfai Ml for experlnu d( *hl< < ing from plane mm H 9 lern Pol h e^j
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    Two women charged under army act
    234 12 Two women charged under army act f. nil' id, Stafford hir Aug. 26 i i oung w itnen, i cusod it Llch lid to have mcd In an attempt elp a soldier cape from todj I v.- n Violet Dunn, ag< fi U v ft Clarke ag< d 19 i
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    Radioactivity Still One Month After Atom Bomb Explosion
    311 12 Radioactivity Still One Mon th After Atom Bomb Explosion Aboard the USS Mount McKinley, Aug. 26.- Still carrying some radioactive hot spots, this Crossroads Flag3hip is expected to arrive m the United todaj docking at Oakland. More Mian a month after the atomic bomb Impregnated the waters of Bikini lagoon
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    Farm Ploughed By Radio
    95 12 LONDON, Aug. 2s.—Thl\ I Iht i ft* Aeronaniical I t ploughed a H-acrr on a Hertfordihlre 'arm by xA during th ndrh tractor wot fitted wit* a receiving apparatus similar to z/i controlling the "Queen Bee? pUotteM p/a«es and a hundred yards JUDOf WM iransm?ttiT2^ ran.
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    Claims Diamonds From Japan
    69 12 TOKIO, Aug.. 26.— The Netherlands East Indies today put m a claim for 83,000 carats of diamonds vaiued at nearly £25,000,000, whicn I hey charged were looted by the Jatwnete during the occupation of i Java The Japanese Government has been directed, to provide detailed iniormation.
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    Jew Policy Now To Partition Palestine
    308 12 Jerusalem, Aug. 26.— Richard Lichtheim, lea man tor the Jews, opposing the current policies I Agency's Executive Committee, said today that partitioning Palestine "is now tho basis „t Zionist policy", but that the Executive Committee lan- to state this fact openly". Lichtheim marie this
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    U.S. BLAMED FOR CHINA DEADLOCK
    217 12 Nanking, Aug. 26-Gen^ I Chou En-lai. Chief O.mrrur I negotiator, today blamed United Statts for the bn k~ of the Chinese peace The United States pi Icy .providing continuing -upper for Generalissimo Chiar.g slick's Government basically I responsible for the failure I G« neral Marshall
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    KILLEARN IN BATAVIA
    75 12 Batavia, Aug. 2G. -I*^*B earn, special British Cc sioner !n Southeast Asia, arr cd m Batavia today His Dakota was m!i tavia airfield by an escort 01 vR/\F Thunderbolts. Mook Llcut.-Oov.-Gen. Nftherlnnds East indies Major General Manni-ng-Allied Commander-m-^ Java, greeted Lord KUlea his arrival. Indonesian Repub •aid
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    40 12 ATHENS, Aug 26.— 1 Government ha- lifted th< measures including D of some const;imposed m Greece m clashes between wrmed Government forces, if -a ted today. The I t» en lifted m vie\v oi 1 ext month on the Reuter
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