Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 10 March 1946
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Sunday Tribune (Singapore)
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Title Section22 1946-03-10 1 The Sunday Tribune Telephone: 5811 The Newspaper of the People of Malaya Hll X I'AU.S SINGAPORE, MARCH 10, 1916. PRICE in CENTS22 words
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871 1946-03-10 1 Government Charged With "Steam Rolling" Through Malay an Unio n Plan CREATION OF FAR EASTERN PALESTINE FEARED Straits Settlements 'Repeal) Bill Passes Second Reading LONDON. MAR. 9.— THE DANGER OF MALAYA BEING CONVERTED IN--lii\ FAR EASTERN PALESTINE AS A RESULT OF GOVERNMENTS "STEAMROLLING THROUGH 91 THE MALAYAN UNION PLAN, WASReuter - 871 words
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150 1946-03-10 1 Police Probe Into Queen Elizabeth Fire J7»«, ■■■■■■■■ii rw^i iMIIIiM to BPSWg*** T uirougti toe &ooruig ol V\ .< n (i „;v artwork and burned-out bcdlteMdi The fire has been put out. t*>» r» was no iflHßeelevtei eettaoeAe of the damage to the liner, insured (or su nMMoa puwnti TheA.P. - 150 words
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406 1946-03-10 1 Creech- Jon es De fen ds Sir harold MacMichael LONDON. Mar. i).— The I nder-Secretary for Colonies, Mr. reech-Jones, replyinir to pi»int> raised in the debate on the Malayan Union in the House oi Commons. Nuid tnat there WM alnv>^t everyuheie a general agreement that a reform had to comeReuter - 406 words
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67 1946-03-10 1 LOSDOS. MOT. 9.— Cant. it, 1). ticm mans 'Conserva- speaking ai \he debate on the Malayan Union in the Bouse of Common*, cMtdosed thai SuUan of Johorc 1 1 ad (Old Wfll he signet U agreement "when happy at the Hberatkm oj T-,;Reuter - 67 words
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137 1946-03-10 1 SELANGOR, PERAK AND KEDAH RULERS COMPLAINTS LONDON, Mar. 9.—Reqding communications from the Sultans of Kedah, Perak and Selangor, Capt. L. D. Gammans in the Commons stated thai 'he Sultan of Kedah said hat he iras presented ivith a verbal ultimatum with a time limit. The Sultan of Pcrak .said that137 words
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Article136 1946-03-10 1 RED ARMY BEGIN MUKD EN EVA CUA TI O N CHUNGKING, Mar. 9. Russian troops were mo>inu northward out of Mukden with 22 northbound trainParting in the last 48 hours. However, a Cen;ral News dispatch, which said thai there were signs of the Soviet forces withdrawing from Manchuria. added thatA.P. - 136 words
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273 1946-03-10 1 U.S. Flag Flies Upside Down In Changchun (Associated Press correspondent Spencer Davis returned to China ajter being held icith other journalists in Soviet-controlled Changchun, capital of Manchuria. The following is a delayed dispatch on conditions there.) CHANGCHUN. March 5.— delayed i Amid an exuberant display ol Russian flags and bannersA.P. - 273 words
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Article83 1946-03-10 1 More Dutch Troops Land In Java BATAVIA. Mar. 9.—l*our baitalicms of Dutch troops started to land at Batavia this morning. It is understood that larger bodies icerc landing shnultaneously at Semarang and Socrabaya. They are believed to be the first wave of a total force of about 20.000 at seaReuter - 83 words
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Article39 1946-03-10 1 IPOH. Mar. 9— Sixteen Chinrse have been arrested following the Sino-Malay clash in the BeknrM.tnoiu, area on March 6 Fifty-six Malays were killed in the clash and 23 injured. The C ..:.< i' fered casualties.39 words
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Article64 1946-03-10 1 LONDON. Mar 9 M last night said the Soviei Qowrn :..>:.' .id formal]} 1 i: Ci lirunt .M r C d a:V: N \.k ':ad US Stat. I).;:-:--:' i Mai i h 7 u.legmp thai nWi to seek cHwpcfon' < M ai: Britain and Vw vA.P. - 64 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement16 1946-03-10 1 2vr ANTEE F«^ KM REPAIRS V. T. LEE 34. chuiia at Telephone 332. North Bridge Road.16 words
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424 1946-03-10 2 The Sunday Tribune March 10, 1946. A Remarkable Recovery Md- h t-.alice i> a.. s t U 1 5j Ilia -.a..' MT( r« a:--; U„. I -i VBH A Kiel ..1 v jew :> lira v-om-ii...- urrexicj *a\ gai end BU iV.... li M A I lain n< a us424 words
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159 1946-03-10 2 Can you reconcile these oddities Sif Harold J/cMichael received this order at thy outset of his mission: "You a f e authorised to conclude ie i I h Im h ruler a formal agreement hi/ v kick he uill ><(!( fill jurisdiction to His Majestt; in his State." Viscount Addison159 words
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Article687 1946-03-10 2 W.A. Harpur - SOME UNION DOUBTS W .A. Harpur D V •^"•^•'^••^i Here ue have a set of cont iad id ions indicative of a State oi affairs not easily rec nciiahle either with modern (L;r.(Kiatic tendencies, ft iff tit] justice or the e\eiii>e of tact and diplo- :ic\ 11l Halt, U earned687 words
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Article25 1946-03-10 2 Ideas, not !t.:giblc things, rule the i. -arid. You can control your jnentai irorld .4«? a man thinketh, so is he. Prov 23:7.25 words
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Article607 1946-03-10 2 James D. White - James D. White m By rf Associated Press Writer COUGH China flow two of the world's largest and most riotous rivers, the Yangtze and the Yellow. China has a plan to do something about the Yangtze, but apparently hasn't decided what can be done about the607 words
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613 1946-03-10 2 L. Boudville - 'Deat h Ra ilway —By One Who Was There L. Boudville Norn Pla Dik B9 Moulmein— of glistening nn t;.l track winds its way through v. i.'iise tiopical fongli of liiailand and Bttrnui -btdlt ti I ;»ense of tens of thousands of human lives i O\V and conscripted labour from613 words
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169 1946-03-10 2 Ch inese 'Va rsities Are Going Home t ur .inese universities reiui- iiengiu lor eight y. me tnding be mosi ir •-sung ej in the hi& ri. Drii m their own |n.- bomb ers ana ;roop§ a r, and idem I ay« beeL Linn ::ere sii. 1 9 I nej169 words
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Article261 1946-03-10 2 R. B. Ooi - Af ter The Ball Is Over R. B. Ooi >j NOW ::.,s „r ffing, i „r one to quiet mind and ,Ug^ the business ryeTh snoutc ;>end it- a s, mont to, recovei the loc] rs n keep himself in a is lor Itab MmmU Each mus! draw up b.u261 words
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171 1946-03-10 3 (1 i ibum Corref posdeaf PENANG, dar. 9.— Japanese MUBwritioii hidden ii i-aM> in Penan." provides th bigfCfl n '.cn; la the disposal personnel ol m< nbers ol .he three services, K. A.i Navj and Vrmy. rhese, h.owe\er, are being eleun l Nt '<-.•171 words
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Article165 1946-03-10 3 Six Months' Gaol For Pick-Pocket Hey bus conductor had iis bag "picked" and how he was I by a gang and ms bag ipped open when he attempted to ..an who had Maj P Rees, in the first distri* Ui Seng (19» stood trial ,n a charge of theft of165 words
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Article29 1946-03-10 3 B during I .it by Lt.Bellamy in the Sir as con-. m nine char. au^ing hurt allged ...mg wh tective. his victims being Chinese29 words
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Article84 1946-03-10 3 Mr. Parkane C. Wang entertained imber of friends to a party at his residence at Ta. to bid bon voyage to Mr Tex on the eve of hei departure for Shanghai by the S. S. WilTlam Sproule. The guests Dr. Wu C oral. Mr. Kwong, Chinese Consul,84 words
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Article28 1946-03-10 3 IT, Mar. B.— TJ people were I d and a\ 100 seriously injured O7i M day I Dehra Dun express collid' goods at Bhaqauli railway sta>m Lucknoic— ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article53 1946-03-10 3 The Eastern Bank Ltd. made net profit of £102.041 for the 1945. 1. >ninu'nd final dividend at I rate shillings p tax making a total dividend of ptr the year; £50,00 c nlae- Which is further intieased b\ ..^fer from conof £50.000 to £800,000. The dividend is53 words
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Article48 1946-03-10 3 The following are invited to play hockey against the Police at the Polu i DefXri MB TW IOBJ at 5.13 N. Pillay, P. IfillMUlim I. R. Barth. V. Johns, G. Clarke iCapt.i. Ong S(.\\ Ken B Mill, R. D. Jansen, W. Ponniah, K. Leembruggen and Ibrahim Isa.48 words
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Article112 1946-03-10 3 i isand womoi irom In Sektngor asstrabl I the IncLun Assoion grounds to celebrate .'ional Women's Day ana opening of the SeUuigOl omen's Unl< d president IfiM Wont Yin led the meeting. On the rostrum there vu :ge insignia of Hie Women*! uprising chain el farce112 words
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Article132 1946-03-10 3 French Troops Occupy Tonkin SAICiON, Mar. 9 -Flench occupation troops were moving Into rtatloni in Tonkin on tfter 1 Mrtng landed without further I "dated orrespondent Stan Swinton. French High Command announced that Tonkin and the c i. noi were, calm, and I Gen. Lv Shan had KtU Ml for132 words
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Article521 1946-03-10 3 ÜBfl Ah Kam 18 >, had been a p^ at ll for s;x months as a result of being in the leg by a sentry, he cautioned and discharged when b led guilty to a chaise of trespass when he appeared before Major D. P. Rees, in521 words
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Advertisement58 1946-03-10 3 Denomin I Rsptt N(»it l Indian N Hm of denonur 500 Rupees and above a: rer legal A:: of these notes should one of the four fol- Saturday. 16th Chartered Bank of India .Aus- C :■■< Hongkong k Shanghai Banking C The necessary ID L;e completed by holders ol lai58 words
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Advertisement364 1946-03-10 3 SITUATIONS VACANT FIRST Class Cinema Organisation. Singapore, requires two assistants either European or A>ia'u w:th sperience in entertainment business. Applicants must have a thorough knowledge of publicity work and experience In office routine Apply m writing stating experience, salary expected, and enclosing copies of te Limonials. Box No. A5O. Malaya364 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous467 1946-03-10 3 MISCEIJ \M <>i S vs. liisHfi la the Cathay w*'' Singapore, will be substan- r ,J Jw^two motors and various other HjyBERS of the fltratts Cfamese ivtenfti Church are hereby HIS that *ac to the sudd*-: 2^5 r, Richards the teaMrtr scheduled to take place on JJooday th nitant at467 words
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287 1946-03-10 4 Singapore 's First Juvenile Court Opens This Month SINGAPORE WILL HAVE ITS FIRST JUVENILE COURT PROBABLY BEFORE THE END OF THE CURRENT MONTH. The preliminary arrang- menihi in connection whh the setting up of the cowl are completed. The scheme had been put up by the Welfare Council to the287 words
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68 1946-03-10 4 Narrow Escape For Churchill, Eisenhower WILLIAMSBURG, Virginia, Mar. 1. Winston Churchill and General D wight EisenJioncer narrowly escaped injury when two frightened white horses harnessed to an anciont open coach carrying them bucked, plunged and almost ran away. The incident caused cancellation of the sctieduled horscdrawn tour of this oldA.P. - 68 words
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108 1946-03-10 4 No Favouritism In Issue Of Permits -Mr. S. K. Chettur Mr. S. K. Chettur, Governmen of India representative in Singapore, yesterday denied that there was any favouritism in ;he issuance of permits to Indians wishing to return home. He disclosed, however, that he had taken immediate disciplinary action against a108 words
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60 1946-03-10 4 First Execution Of Jap War Criminals Tomorrow The first execution of convicted Japanese war criminals will take place tomorrow morning at Chang: Prison, at nine o'clock, the Sunday Tribune reliably understands. Among the first to die on the gallows will be Lieut. Kaniyuki Nakamura. sentenced to death on Fcb 1.60 words
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Article129 1946-03-10 4 The few remaining tickets for the charity performance of "Henry V which' is being held at the Capito! Cinema at 9.15 p.m. on Monday. March 18, in aid of the Malaya Welfare Fund, can be obtained from Col. Lord, Ground Floor. Victoria Memorial Hall, or from the129 words
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Article47 1946-03-10 4 MOSCOW. Mar. 9.— News t the United States note asking Russia to withdraw her troops from Persia has not yet been published in Moscow. Foreign observers believe that the Soviet Government may take the at'itude that this is a matter for arrangement between Persia and Russia.— ReuterReuter - 47 words
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145 1946-03-10 4 There has been do change .n the position 01 infantile paralysis in the City. Cues are sti.l occurring, but there It, hoy/ever, no cause for any alarm, siatea Col. Vickers at the press conferenoe y. sterday. Col. Vicken added ;ha; ir. of the cases had occurred145 words
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Article84 1946-03-10 4 ROME. Mar y £>;>;.« received here on Fnd that tv dra fnm i hmi m I I kti dur-.-.y //;c disordrrs near Bar; They were said to have been tUacked by a mob which suspected them of sniping from the uindous of their Ordtr hfll Bf| BfWi nA.P. - 84 words
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Article142 1946-03-10 4 Cleaning Up The City -Of Dirt An intensive campaign clean up (he city bai been undertaken by the Municipal in bhorities and the drive will continue until the work is completed. Thii wai announced by Brtgt dier P. a. B ICacKerron, Deputy Chief Civil Affairs Olnc»-r. Binga pore, a- -he142 words
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Article112 1946-03-10 4 Displayed In ffalVii afnsf m 1 bCOflße p •-v.i:: tM ll I I g< mleman unJcn an [I was reo ntij and at Pol 3rani Tinworks and forwar Eo h- maseam by manager, Mr. Earle. for pre>er\ a' ion, and. U possible, Identification. [1 is obTiously112 words
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161 1946-03-10 4 TOKYO. Mar. A special war crimes committee is scheduled to ItmTe for hina this week-end U doesmmtary e^dence for the international ewiiri t < u> lap. an's major war criminals, the I.S. Army paper Stars and Stripes quoted Chief Prosecutor Joseph KeenanA.P. - 161 words
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Advertisement414 1946-03-10 4 New Flag Officer, t.*j JH*i? A T\ Malaya mS^mSJU^^Smii^i^dt^LiJM [,OM)ON Mar X -Rear-Admiral II J. Egerton has been appointed 1 i-. Officer, Malaya, in .succession to H: D«-m Id- >'• K „A dmiral Sir John A. V. Morse. >' <: ti H \''^r^ mtment becoming effective Bui H. VPPING j414 words
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