The Straits Times, 28 December 1946

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    20 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED OVER A CENTURY EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1946. PRICK TEN CLNTS
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    HEAVY FIGHTING IN VIETNAM
    252 1 French Turn Back Coun ter-A t tacks PARIS, Friday. CRUNCH troops have turned back violent counterattacks hy Vietnam forces at many points in the northern Indo China battle area, a communique of the Trench Ili^h Command in Saigon received here today announced. The communique, which summed
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    Squatters Fight Gangsters
    150 1 Squatters Fight Gangsters Si rails Times Reporter SQUATTERS living in the I Bukil Timah district' made plucky attempt to j catch live gunmen on Thursday nifht after "tie of their, n folk luj been robbed ■>i ome jewelta j and 1900 In cash. Hearing the woman's tri< quitted Hiring In
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    MONEY FOR RELIEF
    48 1 WASHINGTON. Kn. Accordi!- mcd >urc '.s. ni Truman will usk Con"i- a. $U)0 million appro- provide direct v Uel i" (i itltute countries after INRRA cea iMons .viii !>.■ spent on IU ly, I ;md Greece il will be administered by the Stele Department. U. P.
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    FRANCE STILL DETERMINED
    102 1 The Times Correspondent t>ARIS, Fri.— M. Moutefs arriv al at Saigon, General Leclerc's departure there and Admiral D'Argenlieu's Christmas address are signs of French determination not to let matters in IndoChina drift. It will be noted that thtre is no mention in Admiral D'Argrnlieu's address of a
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    POSTAL RATES TO GO UP
    373 1 POSTAL RATES TO GO UP 'From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. AS from Jan. 1, 1947, internal ■IMJ Empire postal rates are to be increased in Singapore and the Malayan Union. The Increases are expected to < bring about $650,000 in addi- tional revenue. This is a rough' estimate,
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    Flying In New Plumes
    63 1 Flying In New Plumes •\ir s.< v.ardesses of the lin'. sh Overseas Airways Corporation have .iust ri -lived their new uniform. It is a dark blue barathea rosturrh-. white shirt and back tie, and a smart blue toque with a special fastening to keep it on in a high wind.
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    Bertram Brooke Defends His Son
    535 1 it as Mr. Creech Jones does: my son's opposition to the Rajah's "const uution' was on this score. I "I should like to add that Mr. I Creech Jnoes's contention that the ,tcssion of Sarawak was lawfully a J 1 constitutionally effected last sp-ing '3
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    K.L. CRASH: TWO CHARGED
    101 1 From Our Own Correspondent. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Six people were killed and six injured last night when a 15-cwt. truck crashed into a crowd leaving the Coliseum Cinema in Batu Road. Kuala Lumpur. This afternoon AC. frank Joseph Sayer, from the R.A.F. Airstrip Kuala Lumpur, was
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    PLANE CRASH IN CHANNEL
    46 1 LONDON. Fri.— A French plane reported by radio early today that it had crashed and v.as in grave danger of sinking as RAF rescue services and Soutii Coast lifeboats sped to the rescue. 20 miles off Devonshire in tSe English Channel—U. P.
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    LONDON ROOF GUN BATTLE
    241 1 LONDON, Friday. HUNDREDS of passers-by today watched gun battle five storeys up above a busy central London street, where armed police eventually captured a man wanted for questioning in connection with th* 1 Chris' mas Day killing of a Jamaican airman. One police officer wii shot
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    INDIANS PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO MUTINY CHARGE
    393 1 Straits Times Reporter OLE AS of not guilty were made in all cases yesterday by the seven Indian soldiers facing the General Court Martial at No. 2 Indian Transit Camp, Hukit Timah, for alleged participation in the Christmas Island mutiny of March, 1912,
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    CID Makes Big Haul An Singapore
    173 1 CID Makes Big Haul An Singapore Straits 'limes Reporter ONE hundred cases ol cij;a rettea and sixty-two mils vi cloth which had beer stolen irom Army stores were discovered hidden in hui Singapore rubber estate Christmas Eve by a party ol C.I.D. officers working undei Mr. E. Linsell. A.S.P in
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    UTNG SAN FOR DELHI
    45 1 U T NG SAN FOR DELHI RANGOON. Tucs: i Delayed): U Aunp San. Deputy Chairman ol Burma's Interim Government, who will lead a Burmese d lion to London, will spend four I New D.^lhi on the way to the United Kingdom parly in January —Reuter
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    WORLD TIN STOCKS 140,000 TONS
    375 2 Against 60,000 Tons Normal Before War LONDON, Friday. THE Tin Producers' Association reviewing the world's tin position says that tin remains carefully allocated, with black markets in some parts of the world, but stocks and supplies have improved more since the end of the war
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    Hong Kong Share Ban May Go
    238 2 HONG KONG (By Air Mail) THOUGH there was no im--1 mediate prospect of the moratorium being lifted in Hong Kong, ?aid Mr. R. R. Todd, acting Colonial Secretary in the Hong Kong Legislative Council, the Colonial Office had been approached on the question of
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    TYRE MAKERS CATCHING UP
    113 2 AKRON, Fri- Supply oi tyres will catch up with demand in 1947 "unless unforeseen difficulties arise." said Vice-President James J. Newman of the BF Goodrich Company yesterday. He also predicted that tyre demand will continue relatively high" for the next five years and that production next
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    DEMPSEY RETIRES ON JULY 1
    56 2 LONDON, Fri The War Office announced yesterday that General Sir Miles Dempsey, Commander of British Forces in the Middle East, will retire on July 1. He has accepted the chairmanship of the Racecourse Betting Control BoardHe will be succeeded by Lt. General Sir John Crocker,
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    JAPS CAN FLY FLAG
    39 2 TCKIO, Fri.— General MacArthur's headquarters told the Japanese government today that it had no objection to the display of the Japanese flag on three New Year's holidays— Jan. 1. Jan. 3. and Jan. S.— U.P.
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    MONTY SENDS XMAS MESSAGE
    130 2 LONDON. Fri:— Field Marshal t Viscount Montgomery. Chief of j the Imperial General Staff, saia yesterday in a Christmas message i to the Army that "the clouds are now lifting after the storms ol t war. Montgomery's message. addressed also to soldiers from the Dominions, the
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    ATOM CONTROL PROGRESSES
    115 2 NEW YORK. Fri.- Members of the U.S. and Canadian delegations are reported to have settled their differences over the Baruch plan to control atomic energy. An informed source said the U.S. did not give up any of its i basic principles In achieving the i agreement. The
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    NEW OIL PIPELINE PLANNED
    216 2 LONDON, Friday. i •yfIAT there may be two pipei lines carrying oil from the I'ersian Gulf to the Meditprlanean is suggested by the innouncecnenls made tonight by the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. in London and by the Standard Oil Co. of New Jer.-c-y in Newi Vi ik.
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    70 DEAD IN S'HAI CRASH
    193 2 70 DEAD IN S'HAI CRASH SHANGHAI, Friday. DEATH roll in the Shanghai Christmas Day triple air crash is now officially reported to bo 70 killod and 16 injured. The s.nly uninjured suivivor ot the crash was four-year-old Won« Didi. He wa* lound a.-: when salvage men liftrd the wreckage of
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    ARMED JEWS STEAL JEWELS
    128 2 ARMED JEWS STEAL JEWELS JERUSALEM.. Fri: -Two tend! Of armed Jrws on Thursday robbed two diamond factories 40 miles apart almost simultaneou* made away v/ith nearly US$lO7,OOO in diamonds, <•;, bonds, police reported. Six armed men. who the police believe to be members of the Irgun Zvai Leumi, staged a
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    SERVICES OIL SALES CEASE
    74 2 WASHINGTON. Fri.- The US Army and Navy announce today that they will stop nans porting and selling commercia oil and petroleum products tt China on Dec. 31. and to th< Philippines on Jan. 31 Th<^ official statement sa.d thai the erirance of the Army am Navy
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    NAGA SCORE IS 1,400 HEADS
    70 2 RANGOON. Fri. -Piirr.;: nead hunters of the Hu Valley have collected nearly i.4o!j human heads during the iK-ad-tiuntii.p operations across the 3urmf£> b'rder in A&sarr .n the just two months, it is reported icre Mr. H N. C. Steven* .n. Uirtc ,or cf Frontier Areas,
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    ATOM BOMB TURNED STONE INTO DUST
    83 2 ATOM BOMB TURNED STONE INTO DUST CHICAGO. FYI: American ?eoloßists were told yesterday by Dr A. C. Tester who surveyed Hiroshima last June, that granite vitbin half a mile of the atom )omb blast centre could be crum)lcd by hand. Smaller blocks of nnlding stone were rodurcd to lust by
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      332 2 NOTICES MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION. All members of the above Association will be closed for business on Wednesday, Ist January, 1947. being New Year's Day. NURSES FOR PAHANG Applications are invited ft-r the posts of Nurses (both trained and untrained) in the Medical and Health Department, Pohruiß Applications should t*
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      339 2 NOTICES MUNICIPAL NOTICE. For Information of Medical Practitioner* Please note that a cose of SMALL POX has been notified In a resident of Tronoh Road. By Order, N. A. CANTON. Municipal Health Officer. HB[ NEW MODEL BJ British l^^* s^^ Made "KEMBLE" Pianos Now A vaila ble: SINGAPORE'S NEW HOTEL
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    CO-OP. STORES GET 37,000 YARDS OF TEXTILES
    619 3 CO-OP. STORES GET 37,000 YARDS OF TEXTILES LONDON REPORT OF 'DISCRIMINA TION' Straits Times Reporter A TOTAL of :J7,000 yards of seven varieties of cloth has just heen released to the Singapore Co-Ope-rative Stores Society, Ltd., for sale to members. The cloth became available late on the afternoon of Christmas
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    SHB STRIKE DELAYS FRENCH SHIP
    163 3 SHB STRIKE DELAYS FRENCH SHIP Ai un French [retghtet vk-hioh arrived in Singapore rhursdai from Pondioherry to <> dry d«Kk at Keppc] Harbour bai nit been able to do so Singapore Hirbour rlke up, the Messagertes Mantiui is Plgneau i> b haine, under th<' command ol Capt, J. Leduc and
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    TWO DEAD IN SPORE FIRE
    120 3 Two p> r mj lost their lives and iihi nun. women and children :ire hotnelesa v the Irsull o; a lire which gutted tWO.I wood and brick building Road, Bin tlj before noon. a ix»v la In hospital suffering from vere buns The homeleas have
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    SMUGGLER SENT TO GAOL, FINED
    69 3 ni kadinu guilty to a charge ot importing 119 tahils of opium. 4(i-yoar-old Shanghai Chinese. i, was sentmeed tn four months' rigoroos ;mprisonment and fund $2,000. in default lour months' rigorous ImpriaonPml Storr in the i rday. On i>ec 19 a party <>[ i officers
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    Y'S ELECTION MEETING
    116 3 AT the election meeting of the I Ys Men's Club held on Saturday, at the V.M.C.A. the following office-bearers elected for the ensuing year: President. Mr. Soh Ghee Soon. Vice-President. Dr. Poh Chee Juay; hon. treasurer: Mr. Lim Chong Mm; hon. secretary:— Mr. Looi Eng San: asst.
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    INDIAN FACES DRUG CHARGE
    74 3 jILLEGED to have administered deleterious drugs to a person in his room at 373, Bukit Timah j Koad. on Dec. 24. an Indian. P. j Krishnan Raman. n;?ed 44. who, it was stated was not a raedicaJ practitioner or licensed dentist,; had the charge explained to
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    NEW LABOUR UNION
    32 3 The Government and Municipal Labour Union, with headqii at 32. Race Course Lane. Singapore, has now been registered under thp Trade Union Ordinance I is from Dec. 6, 1946.
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    CHILDREN RETURN FOR HOLIDAYS
    170 3 FIFTY -THREE children of Malayan residents are among the 78 passengers on board the Blue Funnel liner Gorgon whicl' arrives in Singapore at noon today from Fremantle. The children who have been at school in Australia, are arriving here to spend their Christmas holidays with their
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    TOMORROW'S SERVICES
    185 3 Church v: England: St. Andrew's 7, 8. 10t30, 5 30; St. Peters; 7.30 9.30. 10.30. 7.30: St. George's Gar- 1 risen Church (Tanelim; 7.15, 9, 9.45 6.30; Christ Church; 8. 10 30, 5. 6.30. St. Hildas: 8. 5.30; St. Pauls iSerangoon>; 8: Methodists: Wesley; 9. 10. 5?0, 6
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    XMAS MAIL ON XMAS EVE
    87 3 XMAS MAIL ON XMAS EVE ALL Christmas malls for Malaya I by air Horn the United Kins- I dom were distributed by Deo. 26. pore postal oilicial told i < the Siraits Times yesterday. There have been delays In the arriral of Christmas air rruils this year. However, a plane
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    STORY OF A MALAYAN VC
    494 3 THE Victoria Cross bat been awarded posthumously to Temp. Lt. Thomas Wilkinson, R.N.V.R., who on Feb. 14. 1942. went down with his 1.000-tou 1 patrol vessel, Li Wo. after engaging a Japanese convoy escorted by a heavy cruiser and some destroyers, and ramming a large
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    XMAS BONFIRE OF CELL LOGS
    77 3 The V..M A. was all lit up on Christmas Kvo when 500 I people assembled on the ton- nis courts for a bonfire of logs fr.»m the Gestapo cells and a massed carol sinning. I lit choirs of Wthw i in Singapore tewfc r-«r«. bonfire
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    253 3 J. M. Coles. Master J. A. Col M. H. Cotton. Master M. Cotton. Mrs. B. C Darge, Master J. R. Da: L. Donaldson. Miss I. D. Donaldson. Mrs. D. C. Dove. Mrs. If. B. Earl. Miss P. A. Earl, Mr. C. Ellery. Mr H. If. Fancott, Mrs. L. E. Glasson.
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    SIAM RICE
    19 3 The 8.1. ship Kola arrived ii Singapore yesterday with I.2fM ons of government rxe fr n 3anrknk.
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    BENCH WARNS STRIKERS
    191 3 BENCH WARNS STRIKERS 1 WARNING to a Malay and lour Chinese, employee* oi the iay Koh Vat Bus Co., to ret rain from intimidating workers of the company, who it m stated, \>. strike at the moment, was Issued by M r L. C. Goh, the Socond "Singapore Police Magistrate
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    TOOK SLEEPING TABLETS
    77 3 ADMITTING that he swallowed some sleeping pills and that he left behind three letters which conveyed his intention of committing suicide at 3, Bukit Timah Road on the morning of Dec. 22, a young Chinese, Oh Thiam Seng was bound over fur $200 to be of good
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    RASC DRIVER CHARGED
    91 3 1 YOUNG British K.A.SC. driver, pleaded guilty day before the Second Polire rate. Mr. L. C. Goh. io having committed criminal breach of trust in respect of 14 bales ol cloth on Dec. 23. He was Kevin N. Moloney. arced SI, of 01 General Tran.-p R.A.S.C. Inspector
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    GREGG DINNER
    22 3 A dinner will be held for shorthand writers at the V/intc Choon Yuen restaurant. Great Wr.rld at 8 p.m. today
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      289 3 «1F TOB \T?r NOT SATISFIED WITH von; ri;i sv\T ICCOMMODATIOM ri:v "THE TAVERN" The ruropenn ■mUbmUbl Hold in the oolrst llr.ilthir' t part of Sim;:iporr KM r.YTIIINfi I l'-l<) DATI rooms Ui\iii icm-lv furni--h<-rt »i(!i Ihr I:itr t drsi,-n oi furniture 'Kvery room has its own sepm at« hith-room •Out
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Saturday, Dec. 28, 1946. Malays On The March
    1034 5 The Straits Times Singapore, Saturday, Dec. 28, 1946. Malays On The March History struck a plangent not* at Malacca this wef k, when, on historic ground where the Portuguese overthrew the last SulUn of Malacca in 1511 and founded the first European settlemnt in Malaysia, a Malay po'.itl- cal leader
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    BRITISH HELP ON SHIKOKU
    140 5 TOKIO, Thursday. A BRITISH w&rsliip, bclievtd to be the sloop Amethyst, and three Dakota aircraft left British Commonwealth Occupation Force bases today with clothing and medical supplies for Japanese refugees on Shikoku Island Southern Japan, battered by last Saturday's earthquake Part of th :.:l-out Br.iish effort
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    SINGAPORE TODAY AND YESTERDAY
    19 5 A carnival is being held this afternoon at the Chinese Swimming Club, Amber Road, Singapore
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      Some Wayside Observations At Kampong Benta
      398 5 MANY Miiiiiyan.s will know I" the road junction at Kam- pong Bcnta, Pahang, where, j travelling eastward? from Raub, one turns either left to Kuala Lipis or right to Jeran- 1 tut. A cluster of a dozen wooden huts, the total neighbourhood numbers perhaps
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      Ode To Bleat
      222 5 1 scan (be columns uf the ■'Times'' For all the latest news And, pardon me, sometimes 1 find Some interesting views. Now Private Bleat has had bis saj, I think the lime has come To leave my dank and dreary lair And beat my little drum I'm
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      Bachelors Penalised
      102 5 IT was with disgust that I read in the Straits Times the announcement that unmarried members of the Government staff are to receive no increase in their C.O.L. allowance. The authorities know very well that we wage earners, married or single, are going through a very trying period,
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      A Service Request
      162 5 NAY I add my voice to the v> quest that further performances of Lady Precious Stream bo arranged in the new year at a price within the pockets of the .--erviceiiian and of the younger generation in Singapore. As one ot uhe tt-w on. who enjoyed one
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    The new education for Malays
    678 5 The new education for Malays (The following statement on the new educational policy in .Malaya has been issued by the .Malay Nationalist Party.) FREE primary education is ntial, but such free education must also be compulsory. Otherwise it is merely Utopian. Sufficient school buildings must be put up. In pre-war
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      22 5 n f SHi m JF Ul/ a^a^enVl W *rr^T M Sf~ fi tSack again fa J- to safeguard f§ ifour health J
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    'WE MUST CLEAN UP TOWN' Mr. RAYMAN
    474 6 'WE MUST CLEAN UP TOWN' Mr. RAYM AN MUNICIPALITY AND STORE SQUATTERS "U/E as Commissioners have to try and clean up the town," declared Mr. L. Uayman, Singapore Mui«icipal President, at a meeting of Commissioners yesterday when he defended the policy of requiring occupants to vacate unauthorized huts in the
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    Food Dept. Take Over Town Hall
    191 6 THE FW>d Control Depiurtmenl has obtained froon the Colonial Secretary authoi v t.i requisition the lower portion <>f the Victoria MemoHall Mils statement vas mad? by Rayman, Singapore llnnl- :.l iy in reply rotest by Mr. D.K. Walters f neither ".-v arrangement ..r b;
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    MOUNTBATTEN RD. TRAFFIC RIKS
    49 6 MOUN TBATT EN RD. TRAFFIC RIKS hours of the opening Moantbatten Road to 'ho pub- 1 'if, motor-cars #er« n "lump" the sip 1 u'luld i ls k .he pubiu to ob-s-rve lh^ rules :'.nd not io tak? ihese r Mr. L R iyman, ■re Municipal pr< sale 1
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    LUNCH HOUR ESPLANADE SHOOTING
    123 6 LUNCH HOUR ESPLANADE SHOOTING QHORTLY oelore ihe IttCCh nour w yesterday, a Chinese wat shoi at and wounded by a member ot a Police radio patroi car in Car.naught Drive, near the Esplanade. Following a report to tne ellect that a Chinese youth had been robbed of some cash by
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    60 BUSMEN ON STRIKE
    125 6 ALTHOUGH about oo dr;»srs n and conductors of the Tay I Koh Yai Bus Company w<>nt on strike on Christiras Day after presenting seven demands to "he management en Christmas Eve the companvV bus service from Beach Road to lip Naval Base is cpf rating, as
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    CHINESE-D UTCH "FRIENDLY" TALKS
    294 6 CHINESE-D UTCH "FRIENDLY" TALKS |LL-FEK?JN»> between Singapore Chinese trading circles and tihe Dutch auihoiities in the Colony have been considerably dispelled by a discussion which was hold yesterday between the chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and lour other representatives of the Chinese traders' interests on the one hand,
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    SECRETARY TO G.G. MAR RIES
    35 6 Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Rees after their wedding in Singapore on Thursday. Mrs. Rees was ionn erly Miss Kathleen Hemelrj k. Mr. Rees is a secretary to the Governor-General.
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    THE MUNICIPALITY AND THE PRESS
    437 6 IF members of the public had not the courage to write either to the President or Commissioners on matters relating to the Singapore .Municipality, at least they should stipulate >4 a particular point" in order to enable the Commissioners to deal with it. said Mr
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    For Substitute
    83 6 I \IU »i kr.KS resent bcinj Ue*- cribed as '"coolies" and that word should not he u.se<] in the minute papers of the Singapore Muni« iiia lit >. susgesUd Mr. R. Jumabhoy. at a Commissioners' meeting: yesterday. For "coolies'' the word "labour" should be vubstituted, he added. The
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    CHINESE ENVOY TO VATICAN
    78 6 THE ne* Chinese Minister :o the Vatican. Dr. Wu Ching Hsiung and his lamily, parsed through Singapore yesterday on board the Messageris.s Maritimes liner Mar<chal Joflre o;i his way 10 Italy f r om Shanghai. lye passengers disembarked at Singapore from Shanghai and Hon^ Kons while
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    OCCUPATION TO COUNT
    83 6 The perk*] >. the J«p »es« occupation end oi the British Military Administration— from Feb. 15, 1942 to March 31, 1946 will be deemed to be service under the Municipal Commissioners for the purpose of calculation of gratuities for subordinate tmployee- and labourers. A motion oy tin
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    Govt. Pensioners Get Allowarices
    418 6 Govt. Pensioners Get A llowa rices GOVERNMENT pensioner* resident in Alalavu are (o receive a graded cost of-living allowance. It will be back-dated yetrapettlf I j to Apr. I, lf>46. s<> that on the first payment of the allowance, pensioner* will receive ;i v<w useful Vv, Year nest egg. From
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    CEMETERY HOUSING SCHEME
    267 6 Municipal Decisions THL Singapore Mumci to build two blocks 01 .upcrIntendent'a quarters, three bl tCR9 of coolie lines without i two DiocKs or open studs and one block of public lair;' Chua Chu Kang cemetery A derision accepting a I for the work at $4fv,400 WS firmed
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    POTONG PASIR XMAS TREAT
    53 6 MORE thr.n 200 peop. terto.ined ard gif*s Ji.-tribu ed 'to poor children n.d aficUl lhin^ ;in Potor.g Pasir villa™ on Christmas Day 'ov Pajior C. A. Davidson The mon.y p• was eo:itri butcd by md wellwish A similar n- will to the pocr patients Tork Seng
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    1946 BUDGET
    12 6 Singapore Municipal I plemental budget No. 2 1C46 vistc rday.
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    BRITISH SOLDIERS IN
    263 7 CAFE FIGHTS Sungei Patani Police Report From Our Own Correspondent ALOR STAR, Friday. DRAWLS in cafes in Sungei Patani over the Christmas season involving British soldiers form the subject of a statement issued by the police. The statement refers to the incident last Saturday between Malays and
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    Wives Left Destitute In Ceylon
    139 7 COLOMBO (Air Mail). MR. T. B. Jayah, member of the Ceylon State Council, Uas asked the Executive Committee of Labour, Industry and Commerce to give financial assistance to the wives of Indone.- .11 and other foreign men who were in Ceylon during the war and
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    IS PRODUCTION HIGHEST EVER
    139 7 WASHINGTON, Fri— President Truman discloses that postwar reconversion gains have already increased industrial production in the United States at least 50 per cent, above the average of the late 1930's and for the last six months, it has climbed from one peacetime record to another. Mr.
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    MAXIMUM FINE FOR GAMBLING
    92 7 From Our Own Correspondent TOR MNtstlng in the manage- l.vr.; of a public lottery, Marxano Chor.g Tin. a tobacco stall k'.cper, was nned the maximum Cl $3,000. or six months' r.gor us Imprisonment this morning in the District Court. An iti former described how ne .saw
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    CONTROL OF TIN PLATE ENDS
    60 7 WASHINGTON, Fri.— A Civilian Production official yesterday said remaining controls over the use of tin plates would be relaxed today. The U.S. Government recently removed restrictions on the distribution of tin plates which prohibited the manufacture of more than a limited amount of tin cans
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    SHANGHAI MONEY
    27 7 SHANGHAI, Fri— Today's quotations on the Shanghai black market exchange arc: Tj. S. dollar CN. $6,000: gold CN $334 000" Hongkong dollar CN. $1,250.— UP
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    XMAS EVE DEATH PENANG. Thurs.-A Chinese
    39 7 XMAS EVE DEATH PENANG. Thurs.-A Chinese 'boy" employed a: the Ficcadilly Hotel was killed wn"n on Mhlray reported to havr Lcen 'hrewn by (JhrUtm&a Eve lcveivrs ruaeht Jiim or trie temple <>ru.s:n<» nn injury to which be :-.trr vuecuinbfd.
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    New Crews Unloading At Penang
    142 7 New Crews Unloading At Penan g From Our Own Correspondent PENANG, Friday. HOLLOWING the recent |lT High Couit ruling, lightermen yesterday handed back their tongkangs to the owners and were paid off. The men have been refusing to handle essential commodities •in protest against deductions from pay for shortages, which
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    N.E.I. LABOUR ADOPTS PACT
    60 7 JOGJAKARTA. Air Mail) Except for four abstentions, the SOBSI 'All-Indonosian Labour Movement i. at a peneral meeting here recently unanimously aflupted the Indonesian-Dutc^ baric agreement, Antar.i repjns The conference was attended by the management ooirdo of ::•> incorporated !abou_- orf-unizu r .io.i s throughout Java, wh!eS
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      604 7 "Taking the setting trick" may West led the heart jack. Declarer and may not be good bridge. Ob- drew three rounds of trumps, and i serve today's deal. when the suit failed to brf ak— South, cioaler. West having discarded a low club Both ride, vulnerable. lajd dQWn thg dub
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    COPRA RECORD IN PHILIPPINES SEEN
    187 8 MANILA, Friday. COPRA and copra products for export from the Philippines are expected next year to reach a record of 750,000 long tons. Shipments will probably consist of 500,000 tons of copra and 250,000 tons of coconut oH. The stimulus is due to prevailing high
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    Produce Prices
    359 8 SINGAPORE, Friday. npODAT'S prodaee prlcef wm: RICE: Slunew No. 1 $89, No. 2 188 No. S $90, Indo -China No. 1 $30, No. t $27, Broken $30.50. Pt'LOH RICE: Siamese $80, Kedah $60. RICE NOODLES: No. 1 Siamese $85. Ked»h $«0, IndD-China $70 China $86. Local No. 1
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    MALAYAN TIN DREDGING
    196 8 Diwdtr.tls of five per MM HI a case were declared at the U«W K ene;al meetings in London on Dec. lo of Malayan Tin Dredging, Ltd., and Bouthern Maiayan Tin PredttDfr UA Mr. H. Aihworth Hope presided as chairman at both mc»-.ii Tha directors of Malayan Jin.
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    S. AYAN TIN EDGING
    152 8 xhr Ot the directors of South- crn ItotaJM Tin for the same period I <ays the excess of expenditure over income for the year Is £464. After deducting this from the credit balance at June 30. 1945. amounting to £20,0.9 .after charging the dividend paid on
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    SINGAPORE TIDES
    34 8 I TODAY: High Water: 1.53 a.m. 8 ft. 5 in; 1.00 p.m. 9 ft. 5 in TOMORROW: Higrh Water: 2.28 am. 8 ft. 3 in: 1 39 p.m. fi ft. t in.
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    Improved Price Of Tin Shares
    277 8 Improved Price Of Tin Shares Around The Markets By Our Market Correspondent" INTEREST was again shown in the tin section of the local share market to-day, with several improvements in price. Kuchais had buyers at $1.70 with sellers 2V 2 cents higher; Petallngs were wanted at $7.90. Batu Selangors Improved
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    COAL REVIVES HOME INDUSTRY
    103 8 LONDON. Thurs.— While coal shot" age still threatens to bring somo Eritish industrial plans lo a standstill, the arrival of fuel supplies during the Christmas holidays has been more hopeful foe some industrial areas facing slow-crjwn or complete stcp><&« Normal running will be resum- j jed
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    RUBBER PRICES
    71 8 Singapore, Fri. THE: Singapore chamber of Commerct- Rubber \ssonati<»n s rubber prire« today at noon were: 15-i-c >».-llcrs Cts. < U. 9H -l> i>'t ib "No I R S S Spot 100-« 41% 4t \o 1 I s I r»o in bales Jan. t»% 43% No 2 R.S
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    Along The Singapore Waterfront
    456 8 Along The Singapore W aterfront SHIPS positions in Singapore yesterday were: MAIN WHARF I Godown 33-34: Kathleen S Hoimes, discharging curgo Godown 35-36: Ralula. discharging 1 car^o Godown 38-39: B'irnside discharging rargo. Godown 45: Dilv.tia WEST WHARF Godown 1-2: licvian. Godown 3-4: Bruas Godown 6-7- Glenlffer Empire Athelstan. Godown 9-10:
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      274 8 n r*i<-. m.m m m. x» M I variety quiz; 9. 30 p.m. News: 9.45 p.m. yoi'.r;; 1u.30 pm. London Culling 1' 30 RADIO MALAYA Radio gazette: 10.00 p.m. Its a plea- p.m. Band call: 12.00 a.m. \oxx are insure- 10.30 p.m. Rhythm on records; vlted: 1230 am. 24-houi n»<*ainoapore
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    M.C.C. BATSMEN IN FORM
    347 9 Record Total By Openers CANBERRA, Friday. MC.C. began a two-day match against Fedoral Capital Territory to-day and Washbrook and Hutton had little trouble in scoring centuries. When the partnership was broken, the pair had established the highest partnership of 1 the tour so far. Hammond won
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    Scoreboard
    105 9 i C—IST IMNINOS liutliu lliiuri.iii k Joliii.^loik- US Mk < I'ott, i, PaManaa lit PtaWark < iaM b PaManaa n ■•I r I '.ittrrson h Slrvrns 42 j D i ll.iii nn b Strvcns "6 Ik.-, r.u r..im.tt H I iM:iiil;r run <:ut Smilli nut <iut X i i
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    Good Fight Programme
    145 9 MXX MCKAY, the KMtta African bantamweight, and Btao the Australian bantam, who arrived in Sint;apor» earUSI month, Will make their first appearances In the local line tomorrow. McKay Tiger Ainan :md M Battling McK.tv- Am. in bout, vkhich I Bght held in Melabout mx months ago which
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    RUGBY UNION RESULTS
    106 9 LONDON. Thurs r DAY'S rugby union matches resulted Blackheath 11, Racing Club dc 0; Rosslyn Park 41 Public Schools 3; Aberavon 0. Neath 10; Bath 12. Old Blurs 8: Brttol 3. Pontypool 11: Cardiff 14. Wuips 3; Gloucester 6. Old tnt Taylors 3: Headingley 20, Manchester 3:
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    CRE LOSE 8 FOR 29
    130 9 RAIN stopped play In the crickei matcli between the C.R.E.'s and th B Special Commissioner's office at Th.nn.vm Rciad lats Sunda.. C.R E's bad then !os; eight for 29. C.E.B. XI: K. Pandalai ct. Harland b. Cl-tudius 1. H. Rodrlgues ct. FVji I wlw b.
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    SERVICES HOCKEY TRIAL
    157 9 SERVICES HOCKEY TRIAL Ti> scic i .i Coral es hock.y tide to mcd the Civilians on th>Hadan? on Monday, the fo!!owin? trial ■iimcs wrro arranprd. 223 B.isc Ordnance I): ]>■>■ VetSUI th^> Roynl Air Forces yesterday, on (he St. Oeccve'i rn-d ground. Due to rain this i;amf was cancelled. Army
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    SHEFFIELD SHIELD CRICKET
    12 9 SHEFFIELD SHIELD CRICKET NSW. 205. Victoria 560 for Miller 153. Hpi-v.-v l.'iiii
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    SOCCER
    41 9 Df will repivseat Ko i) OlvUten XI aKam.i K.A.S.O. Kornia'iiiii ITin ;.i Pulau Brani o:i iarurday Bfig Hi-e. Sainad. AtuMi. Chandi'.u-. iii Chong All.vi Ralan. Chwee I/n: hi— I, Bihmi l*or»K and Chye H«p is: S»ioii Chet> and Poll Soon
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    Army Leagues Well Behind Programme
    434 9 (By Our Services Correspondent) ONCE ■gmia soccer has been brought almost to a standstill with practically all the available grounds waterlogged. The League I teams particularly seem to have dropped well Ivhind with their fixtures. The first Army Soccer trial which should have been held
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    HAXTON WINS SUMMER CUP
    101 9 SYDNEY. Thurs. A CROWD Of 40.000 saw W. Kelso's. lla\t< n. by Fresco out of Spearfoot win the Sydney Summer Cup over one mile and five furlongs at Randwick here today starting at 10 to one. The winner who was set to carry six st. 8
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    Negri Team For All Blues Match
    96 9 From Our Own Correspondent SBRKMBAN, thurs. THE Negri All Blues team to play the Singapore Asiatics at Singapore on Saturday will be selected from the follow ing: Ali bin Vatim, Abdul Rahman, E Dias. T. Pinto, J. Pinto. O. Pinto. A. Pinto, Sheikh Mustapha
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    CHINESE XI TO TOUR ENGLAND
    161 9 i CHINESE ioccer team \vi:i cc in action in Eaiglaii.l iiext season if permission is .{rar.ted by the English Football A:;s->c'..i-tion. The Sins? Tao Sports Club one of the leading football earns in the Colony, have applied to fJw local Football Association n visit England.
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    R.N. SPORTS CLUB
    105 9 '|*HE Badminton Tournament finals X of the R.N. Hospital Dresser's Sports and Welfare Club were held on Christmas Eve. Prizes were distributed by Surg-jon Commander Jack L.S. Coulter R.N.. the Principal Medical Offlcrr. H.M. Dockyard. Singapore. Results of the finals wer.v Singles "A" K. Thambapillai beat A.
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    Lome Football Results
    264 9 I.ONuO.V. i" I nits HOXING Day Horn- LMtbaU reBttlta were: Blackpool Brentford Charlton Derby Co. H'ffleld Liverpool I.'anchester U. M borough Portsmouth Preston N E Wolves 1 Blackburn R 2 Sheffield U. 0 Grlmsby T. 5 Everton 1 Aston V. 2 Stoke C. 1 Bolton W. 3
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    EASY WIN FOR U.S.
    347 9 EASY WIN FOR U.S. MELBOURNE, Fri. /\ALIFORNIA"3 tennii-i>laying pair, Jack Kromer and Ted Schroeder, compltted their '*hirl- wind conquest of Australia's Dau.s Clip team today with a straight set victory over John Bromwicii and Adrian Quist before a sturm- i td crowd that saw the Americans win the doubles match
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    S.C.S.C. "AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIPS
    111 9 S.C.S.C. "AQUATIC CHAMPIONSHIPS AT the 33rd annual aquatic chum- 1 pionships of the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club at the club ar 3 p.m j today, five teams will compete in th-.- 200 metres free style invitation relay: j Singapore Swimming Club. V.M.C.A.. Police, R.A.F., Seletar. ;md Chinese Swimming Club. Competitors
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    PERHIMPONAN PARTY
    125 9 In a friendly badminton match or four i singles and three doubles, played at Pasir Panjang on Christmas Day the Perhimponan B.P. defeated the Ktbnaran B.P. of Pasir Panjang by seven games to nil. The following were the results: 'Perhimponan B.P. players mentioned nrstV Singles: Safarin beat Abubakar
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    NEW STAR B.P.
    62 9 Following playcn are requeatcd to turn up for the match acainst Brighton B.P. compr.r.ing of live singles and four doubles to be played at the latter's court. Hill Street Po'.iie station, today at 2.30 p.m. AH. Salleh. H.B. Habi. M.H. Sira- S.H. Salleh, M.B. Baba. H.B. Arshad.
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    MERRY MAKERS
    64 9 The following have be«n st'lcjtid *c represent the Merry MakTs B.P. against the Carefree B.P. today a.'. 3.00 p.m. at their court, Lorong 22, Geylang: Lim Peng Yam, Chan Slew Poh. Po Guan Tee. Kuek Choon H.n, Wee Boon Seng, Chan Chlm Llm. Petjr Seng. Anthony Lim, Norman
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    SUNNYDALE B.P.
    42 9 A general meeting of the Sunnyciule Badminton Party. Sincapore. will be hold at the residence of Mr. Yeo Koon Guan, No. 5. Devonshire Road, at p.m. on Saturday Jan. 4. 1&'«7. All members are earnestly requested to attend this meeting.
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    COSMOS B.P.
    68 9 The Cosmos B.P. will be selected from the following to play a friendly badminton game consisting of four singles and three doubles against the Tan Tock Seng B.P. at the hitter's court on Sunday at 3.00 p.m. sharp. M. A. Mecca. P. Appavoo, Jaafar Abdullah, Hallm Rappan, Ali
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    SINGAPORE INDIANS
    65 9 A Team to represent the Singapore Indians against the 61 R.A.S.C. at soccer to be played on Saturday, 28th December at the Jalan Bcsar Stadium will be selected from the following: OM Angullia. Chelliah, Kartar Singh, P. rtamoo. A. J?ahim. SD. Williams. M. Sattar, T.C. Balan, Paul Davis.
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