Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 30 June 1946

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    31 1 The Sunday Tribune 'Phone Nos Editorial SSI I Advertising, i culation <!w Account 58! 2 lln Wuspapa Of Tin r'euple Of Malaya i SINGAPORE, JUNE, 30, 1946. PRiC F HI I'K.NTS
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    2 BIG SINGAPORE 'WARS' TO BE INTENSIFIED
    642 1 Governor Announces New Campaigns Against Crime Black Market k SHOOT TO KILL' ORDER SOON TWO BKi WARS" WHtCH ARE NOW BEING WAGED BY THE Al THORIIII S IN SINGAPORE— THE BATTLES AGAINST CRIME AND THfc Jii,k .1 MARKET— ARE TO BE GREATLY INTENSIFIED.
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    36 1 Pho:o. J 'm Strmd i tk a brtmd rmtkm:n§ book which L soon a i to ftJkfWinQ 'he decision > d I•, Mr, S produced t>; n boo.t zn IV I i I Ml bn A. P.
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    Global Disaster Possible
    199 1 Global Disaster Possible Atom 1 Fejrs PARIS, June 29.— Within of the dt tic of atom bomb three unde ific, at a dale yet to be world may be a wave turn it into dead plan: Fettei ha* written to Presiden what he fears is the atom b who is
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    SIAMESE DENIAL
    88 1 ■fcter of Foreign Affairs Mr. Direk m a statement Issued by the Legation here today, denied the rtr»- F..-i(.h CkMpi that "mmmmi •urar*-. had tired ou Kit i ch ;rrntorv «jw Mekong river, which is th« ■■■we-lhdo-Chineae frontier. statement said that police po^* d ak>n B toe btnk
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    16 1 ROME, June 29. Jj** Jf icola /oday o/Hc //i e presidency of the llofiaii Republic Reuter
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    New Atomic Bomb Horrors Out
    597 1 New Atomic Bomb Horrors Out L< ne 29.— 0n the i ve oi the atom bomb B HI, British blood baa been curdled by publication of an offlc a] repoti of the British lBBk>n on |j known so far of the of a^oni b< ml 1 an >t Um iermstattai
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    Heatwave Kills 19
    163 1 PRESS-TIME NEWS in u few lines LAHORE. Juru 29.— Eight pic dit ci :n I M hospital here ye:-' bringing the death (li in Uu Lfthon hctftvtw to Railway workshops here huve closed for three days following cases Oi sunstroke.-- Reuter TOKYO. June ff gmMt en "day
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    India Mission Leaves For UK
    65 1 India Mission Leaves For UK NEW DELHI, June 29.— Lord Pethwi i I.- irrenoi 5< r*ttry of S f at > ppf Ip.dia. SnStttflTord Crip Pn lidenf of the Board of Tn de ind M sti-eff left K- rachj by ftif r"dav (<■>)' BritaiiL Mr. A. Alexander, first Lord of
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    Christian Funeral Per Matsuoka
    42 1 Christian Funeral Per Matsuoka TDK' 1 > .t tian funon led on J f l for --•j k V eipn M" Th Ul 14 < a 1 1 f'hiii'-h in I t I Mat.suoka aCI itadjrii r rt t'm- r tj f A. P.
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    SIR FRANKLIN: NO HIGHER WAGES for GOVT. SERVANTS
    158 1 The Government of Singapore has accepted with one or two minor re-< kf the recommendations of t).- P tee I and < I .vin* coed i' 'lM cludinp: part of Q vernment input these recomme«d»--t ons into operation to the b< ahi'.ity.
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    Gurkhas Fight Back With Kukris
    257 1 Fighting Near Bekassi i-AT'.vn j-, n 29.— Kukri wieldinp: smashed "furious attack" by armed Inri n* sians across the Bekassi river, a British sp v-< anQOunci I today mrlt^s Harry Hoo£?endoo: A c;at<-d Fress correspondent. their L ikria ci md. n edlesharp knives which are
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    ONLY TWO INDIANS IN 'CARETAKER' GOVT.
    129 1 ONLY TWO INDIANS IN 'CARETAKER' GOVT. LONDON The appointment :r. t< i i '*'tciker v r rnm<*nt Hi liidiii, i i.dinjr further n< tiati %M'h th, Indian was announced ty the ...a Ofli' toda\ Of the eijrhi mrm».«-rs new Viceroy's Kitwtif Covadl formed m will 1,- I:.,:.- I ,n Gurunath
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      74 1 1 1 1 imiivc (he p I Uhm i Vmir clean. I ■lake pen repairs. Y.T. LEE 34, Chulla Street. S»o(Ls \it ot Ayalabk -\t Any i P -V\ani:t jcturiir* Centres inthe WoH ALL EFFORTS ARE BEING M SIM BY US I IN I B RBQUO I D BY ALL
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    Governor Tries 35-Cent Lunch —And Likes It
    469 2 Governor Tries 35-Cent Lunch And Likes It "People's Restaurant" Officially Opened (Tribute Reporter) HUNDREDS of office- .s, labourers and li i "'best lunch In ipore's Restaurant." whi as officially declared ■n by the G<- ar, Sir Franklin Girnson, shoi er noon. hubc .u-.ii. i ting of a i of rice.
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    2 Indians On Hurt Charge
    20 2 2 Indians On Hurt Charge M ore Mr- Par tted on G> ECok barjet war. explained to i... July 6.
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    Railway Platform Tickets Again
    51 2 Railway Platform T ickets Again Persons 1 [pol KuiJa Sei If f rici train will have to buy :"orm tick :n Jul before they will i I ms of The tickets an lat 14 enti h. «ar only at Kuala I mpui re plat:' No such 1 re on Sii
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    MORE CANTEENS TO START SOON
    216 2 (Tribune Stall importer) The C ie Emp'oyers' Association in the Lavender S area have agreed to build at their cost a temporary een for the workers in UM Road, cjj Lavi Street, I understand. A vacant plot of land in Penh as Road has been
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    Union Govt. Clerks To Lodge Protest
    273 2 i Tribune Reporter KUALA, LUMPUR. JillM W- Critic \<a\ regard::. -n:::tnclations concerning wages and cost of living commiiiu \s forthco oing (ron every qpiarter rned. Mr. V. Kanapatlv Pfilai, president ol the nior Civil Services f\sso elation said be was In ?emer. with nu
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    All Food Now Under Control
    186 2 All Food Now Under Control ALL foodstuiTs in Binga- aw ii>v. placed under i fl control, i.ndrr a i fO4 d .>rd i which \va> published In (be Governi gazette Usi night. Foodstuffs controlled are: ibe duel Ri< ..r.ci bf Id D), paddy, wheat flour, biscuits, br< .id noodles- vermicelli,
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    Natural Rubber Still Superior
    122 2 COLOMBO, June 28. Natural ri i ber i it ill tar superior fa synthetic particularly because it lends itself more easily ;<> manufacturing processes, Mars i>r A. Sundaralingam, well-known rubber technologist who has just returned from England. Tlic prospects for na' ural rubber depend, how* \it,
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    Store Assistant Gets Prison Term
    102 2 Iff FjMtg Thin 124), emp oj tl the Singapore Harbour Board stor. -.1 of cloth pad to\wi> l.im <h>\vn taken out of the Harimr Board bf means of a chit he h.msclf had prepared. His luck he'd out until he Jur< informed at kken -ruanuly
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    Eire May Also Ration Bread
    91 2 DUBLIN, June 29.— There ii /i < ing public elief here that very booh ration of bread may tx re-enforced by -J< hi. frfunann. Minister of Industry and Con mercc. who told the Dail that an "(emergency only beginning". "It may be mmwihif nol oalj
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    Woman Hit Constable With A Clog
    153 2 Woman Hit Constable With A Clog Poon Sock Tan, a 23-year-uld Cfr nesc i. who !h one of her i fined S5O in the Fifth Police Court, yesterday. The case was a sequel to an that took place at a ue of peopie drc ml, oils from the Singapore. Cold
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    MASS FAMINE AVERTED
    357 2 MASS FAMINE AVERTED HOOVKiJ S RVPOKT OTTAWA. June 28.— Ex-President Herbert Hoover. honorary Cl linnan of President Trun. Dine Emergency Committee, loliight stated: 'The tragic gap of 111 3.600,000 tons in ninimum which >ve were lau ago can nov. but warned t .at any failure of Mould mean mass He
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    La Guardia Victory
    128 2 WASHINGTON J m I In the face of threat I Fiorclla La luardin i r< <\\r\\ as din t< [JNRRA, 'be Ho i» revt sed i earlier order i! tA the UNBB i programme I>* 1 i China next Mu b SI Europe on I tocenibi r
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    Raffles College Reopens Sept. 27
    158 2 Shorten^ J Co.ts \> Students ribunwill i a about the and of S' embei robab 11. This was announced yesterday Prol cip. of ;tbreak of the P. War. when h t > spok undergraduates at a lunt; held in his honour. Professor Dyer recen ly
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    93 2 Taye*Choo fht \v< ■■:C MM MI i and Miss RosaMr and Mr>. Church i T* dress waded tuffetta cut wai collar trimt hadow h the i kirt. Her Jonp veil was k Juliet cap complete with a tiar* t fre- arried a bou--ladioli. The brid«- was attended by
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    Market Fight
    31 2 .\!i("r<l to have w< pat i ;h a paranp at Maikt-t <»n Fri<!;tv >4 had a tt g* of him \vh«-n he ap). at. Mr. im case was July
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    Hindu Assn. Meeting
    41 2 A meeting of represent Hindu Sangams be purpo mea-ures mi adopted for acqu. for Hindus at a m place than the site (Chu 15 3 4 mile stone) allot he Govti held Ramakrisli m to-day at 10 a.m.
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    TRADE UNIOn BILL PASSED
    53 2 TRADE UN IOn BILL PASSED Kt ALA LI MPIR. s a i i I Hit Advisory Council, a hicl d a five-hour sessioii ;tnd lud g the Trade I and Tiie Trade lni« (>rdi nance provides i u ..utrol (iul the I'nion, wl 1 < il nanu urm■l* i!i« i.
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    Large-Scale Thefts From Dock Godowns
    71 2 Large-Scale Thefts From Dock Godowns (Trib. Board V has operated on by t] worked out and ii £'d ii tak. Will be about the em. this m This is another step aimed ■>mM«| trtm sapor*.. ,j r >'>m the' ffodownc j^H 'ents taken o« re bd|^| loaded by means ot
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      40 2 TOOTH PASTE Makes I I 1 1| Your Teeth I White and //^Vf^l SPARKLING iAjr Mi by all leading distributors and manufactured by k.\ If c .t3l-My«rs Co. Pty. Ltd. 223 Pc H «ay, f >016 kn lydwy, NSw Auitral.a.
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      60 2 BE READY TO Ml World's Molt Notntf Production "KISMET" Wm ih-m: of ak naiHlißhif CATHAY n s M luird jgj^^^wJJ^ lien can iKMi un.i^ an and «P i-ii :Im ii.. i I ini» H'inhri seat is an am hail \SSOt I ATI U niKATKI S 1.1 \i: ii II n
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    a Woman Peeps at Singapore
    812 3 vi'n Aidiiioit^ 1^ llat*kl After ten months re-occupation and so-called ltd bili ation, quired that 4 pre-war iosre on Thursday iie o> lon of Malayan premiere of The The venth Vei I'uvi- It was just like old t iagai; ivernor nkison) brought a y rty
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    3 FORMOSANS GAOLED
    78 3 Three young Formosa n->. 0 Yasuo, and Na i Aki. civilian mDloyeej oi mese Army, were sentenced to four .vim rl lour years' impri-onmeni tin- War Crimes Court I I Q -.llais on of being COttCWaed in the 111-ii-ment of two Indian labourers in Kirkabad. Port B
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    U.S. A Big Market For Siamese Goods
    451 3 BANGKOK The economic doar to Siaa grac ly is ope Ameri-an trade with the departure of the first post-war cargces to the Unite i States. The fir>t shipments went by d of $500,000 worth of mHpneciou which have struck the fa Americans. Now
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    Bakers To Oppose Bread Rationing
    128 3 Bakers To Oppose Bread Rationing LONDON. June 29.— The annoum<m, m <>i bn ad WttontHl in England has caused a stir throughout the country. Mr. Churchill"s motion in the Commons (it manding lull information en world and British cereal stocks position will b supported by I Liberal P rl on
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    3,000 Indians To Be U.S. Citizens
    94 3 NEW YORK, Jmv n Three \h< asand [ndJ in nstl nais at present living in the United Sta 1 v .aliiy lor natui I sat^ khe rerali pi tbe Jinm parsing by ■;.:,an Imnr:grati(>n and NaturAlltaHon Bill The;. I| 7f> Bt. Oi the number
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    "WEBB HELPED ME" —Witness
    77 3 "WEBB HELPED ME" —Witness Fut inff ofißF'rew, in th told tht court that V not on one occasion as ba iiad Rfli but on t however. I The v.itnt'ss v... continued fnqu>y into lenta* char^tf:^ n^ainst P. P. Webb, .specter of Polite, in riuri.iK the occupr.t.o.. The i also adin
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    Sweden Wants UNO Membership
    62 3 STOCKHOLM, June 28.— The BweJ'oreign Minister, Ostci L T udtn. said Sv memb. United N. 'when dish G' qe& con\» The Swedish Parliament cd the Gover; Diake application for cfter Unden I rties the government felt pacifist traditions will be 00 the co endeavour throu; s
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    Air Passengers
    74 3 The following passei bv 8.0.A.t O.EA. < da*: U.K.: Mr. J. M J. Mr. B Mr- A. I .vlrs. A. Mi. id Mr. J. Mr. Mr. M. Nazis, Mi Ali. a;.d Mr. K .an. Mr. Dayal Gooal. Mr. Jepa O< M M Mr. Cha. farjto x Mr- S.
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      59 3 EVEREST I\K FLIIBITV A B»s i ;asi b;i; ii he E\crcbt Ink Manufacturing Co. 40 upper Cross Street, [N« i \P< >Rt. 1. THE SINGAPORE BROKERS ARE AGENTS FOR I I Sons THE SINGAPORE BROKERS ARE AGENTS FOR I 9. THE BINQAPORF BROKEP PLY Hunttey 4 Palmers Blscu.ts !H[ SINGAPORE
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      156 3 RHEUMATISM t; CKACHE, JiEWITTS Kidney and Bladdrr have been a blfwing to thousand of sufferers ah lie world for more than half a cannot be beaten for nourish. uk and the kidneys. you are suffering from Rneu'ism. liaolraohf, Boneache. Lumbago or kidney weaknasc. buy a bottle today a trial will
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    The Sunday Tribune JUNE 30, 1946. Public Confidence.
    343 4 The Sunday Tribune JUNE 30, 1946. Public Confidence. Th3 fac: tnt agerous :ai sue can escape from prison v i court precincts, the t that gunmen tfu jublic hospital, the ti rmed robberies av htly, and sometimes daily, occurrence in Sin pore are undermining; pnolle confidence in law order in
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    ALLOWANCES
    1115 4  -  W. A. Harpur By The Mabyafl Cost of Living Rcpcri says a lot or intciest; n«> ihmgs. Thee is also much to be greaned between the lines of the recommendations affecting The interim report of i I Malayan Coat of Li\. > Committee is an Interest document and one
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    AN AUSTERITY DIET
    479 4 AN AUSTERITY DIET R. B. Ooi Suggests Apparently with the intention l atomising the fixed idea in Lhe public mind tha- those w run 1 li t administrative maeh possess a detached outlook. imaj: d huma: are creeping into p< hcai\ -.repared under official d >n. m many will pass
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    AFTER THE BIKINI EXPLOSION . .
    58 4 AFTER THE BIKINI EXPLOSION ABOAI fudlo-i ijii! fo'Ai d y\\ )n" VoW < ;> be Qou i ae 6,000-foot noke ali i*st Bikini ex&o i-n>n. •'Vision cameras will iransmit the readings of their in^trumente lire< .lich wUI them into Ordinary cameras will make a perm* record of the televised instrum
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    France Appeals For More Babies
    395 5 France Appeals For More Babies FRENCH BIRTHRATE SINKS TO NEW LOW 7AHMLiii-*J W4»mi k ii how many badies may b in Fn ir, they -ure the future of the q] tot k' to Uobert Pri. 1 nt, Mil id Population in iouin Governm mpreee. rise the n h* impcrts three
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    JUST PLAIN T.S.W. THOMAS
    135 5 rittcu T ins «sf(. davs. to the re are tors be flown In n Jack idianDiviatir headquarters at the C Building, Kepp* 1 poad 5. I was sth D v ran up the than the ion Jack kept P flew from the ling on the Jnion
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    Crowds Cheer Recaptured Convict
    95 5 NDON. June 29.— An elevt ami num. for an < cap* I rge Jacks. ei-Com: the Isle Wight, ended m the early hot if ths morning when Jacks. was captured in a cense near Sii hundred paratroops, police, I aercpiants, and bloodi Hock part In the
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    Loan To Poland
    83 5 Loan To Poland WASHINGTON. June 27 The GS. state Department, announced I restoration of the 50 million dol- <CB.> credit to Pola It had bet We of May. oec&us of alleged I 'a lurp of i nP polish Government to «*et the uo:it:.-a? and economic re- j •ifrwaerr credit aifreemr
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    Charity Proceeds From Victory Exhibition
    38 5 Charity Proceeds From Victory Exhibition Le? h*s prese: *^t-fta to th^ Govern* tMi y vas \,':< tory anised ment J *ark Her was *snef«M>;- a ii takings :\bove 3* ter Ihe acurred for r .icket. be the iisposal for
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    Girls have share in Malaya's future
    90 5 (Prom Our Own Reporter) PENANG. June 28 —That girls had a part to play in the new Malaya the pupil ol the Convent should be prepared to do so, voiced fa ng Director of ■ducatic when he Tis He noticed (he said) hanges" which
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    Yellow Fever By Air...
    45 5 Yellow Fever By Air... 3 H IDG ol vt-li advocated by Dr. o. .it I be KiMjuii- Scit n- Bt i of aerodro: a of immunisation v. to local authorities wh«. money 1101 men for efftv I risk of infectious diseases particularly i- solution Reuter
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    63 5 Ph "Queen Elizabeth" an Southampton "Qu> I zabeth," the worl liner 9 arrived a 9 recently, to ha? tioning co>> M I of work has been carried oul Clyde. Complete^ war-time, "Queen *th n has made her ings und r teerti eon as a transport. When sinsails from Sou t
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    Bribery In Russian Factories
    85 5 Bribery In Russian Factories The re!.-. a repor' M graft an. l n1 ial* of Soviet factories, mines, and i.th«Menterprises, was one of tto nw << of rcnversat on in M I repo' M "I* man. uippropriated funds alliK-aud to them for rewarding prood wo--.cans of premium? Several cases haw
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    CITRINE RESIGNS
    44 5 MOSCOW, June Ift.- Bil <^'-- citrln :.i.v BiibmittK d his d ii Pretkl tk\ "i the I Federation ol TTB4L s |O the Executive Bureau d H ancd that his resignation had beta acctp;ed but thai II id b n ap< pointed Reuter
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    INDIAN MEDICAL MISSION'S SUCCESSFUL WORK
    335 5 (Sunday Tribune Stall MeporU r). k| W€tk 0l adian Congress Midictl in Malaya been hat |i probable th's IfiMkm wfl ontinue remain in li&lajt for a few months aft r July DM dical treatment tnd medicines arc nnplled Bf th n to those who need
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    Fishermen Rewarded For Saving U.S. Pilot
    173 5 Fishe rmen Rewarded For Saving U.S. Pilot HONG KONGi (Air Mail). For rescuing an hxn&rican pilot, i balod out auring an air raid on Horui K >ng ii January, 1945, two Hong Kong fishermen hate been offered a monetary reward by the United States Vrmy Air Force. The two Bstaarmi
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    Greeks Are Jubilant
    58 5 A 1 MS, f. ji;b:- ed tl I lilt il tn 1 >'■ f'ii DodSOMMM islands to Greece. norning I ciyht-rolunin headhn. 'ront i>at, r iWord reaihed Pill .a^t I I un<\ the tamed. Pn i kladai I tlOl kh< vat iunal Qre«e ri bi renden "n
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    BOOM FOR SPORE BOOK STALLS
    227 5 (Si, tan s :i:: Rep Starved i lin| mi la] n ly four v< the people of Singapore today are probably spen< mere money on books and magazines than on any o.her form of amusement or luxury. Book-agents and book-vendor^ report brisk sales in all
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    "GOOD TIME" FRAULEINS ARRESTED
    67 5 "GOOD TIME" FRAULEINS ARRESTED HERPORD. June 2J.—Brluiry and German civilian potce en Friday arr* 97 "good-time girl heir second round < Twenty girls i feio (fays ago. day's swoop u MMfe on ffrls toiler BriI Club; but after had b, 1 1 lecological examination, t> .1 n Of t :t,sc
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    Nanking Aid For Tangerang Chinese
    128 5 Nanking Aid For T angerang Chinese i NANKING, Juno 2R.— As a I of effort of government ai concernerK Inp expedited to help h v.< eees in Indonesia. folWvis^ Indcneshan massacre, protect lives and pi seas Chinese .eei Dutch m'li* fchoritief a/.--.'till tryinp: to rescue t) Um Indonesian already ?et
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    EIGHT JAPS CHARGED
    53 5 SHANGHAI, June 28— Eighi Ja artf.se will facr> a three-nuu Cwmmission on July 1. nn < they executed 14 < flyers in Formosa in I :mrder on June 29, 1945. The defend; i Haruki Isayama, r.ptains Who will appear commanding officer <li R'kichi Ando, QOftrn Formosa who
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    Goebhels Blameo Germans In Last Speech
    185 5 Goebhels Blame o Germans In Last Speech Nuremberg. June 28.— Corner- J cd in Berlm and about to com suicide, J< propaganda I blam p( oplr in a declaration. Hans Frti his I radi War Ci Tribunal H FritzsclM •Hi d M He said thai I :iad decided by a
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    Looted Chinese Classics Returned
    87 5 Looted Chinese Classics Returned BHANOB U A. id. i QMfl ft Japtt i irned to China ten cases < I Chinese classics Japanese army in :igkong The books, numbtring 2 550, m I aid by the Un D Ifa mm in TM I Natl i: Central Libr. N igkong av.
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    Underground News Service During Jap Occupation
    134 6 "How we hi ■udagiuvnd n D IK l ionn- ,-i i ilk gtPBB by Yj: P. Obi Ml. M.B.E. ai the Y.W.C.A. h<>- I Caiuiiiic Road on Thurstlav even. Hi related in detail, the dill; ties th.r he and his friends had \<> e
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      288 6 o\ tiii: aiii i I I 1100-I*2oo hrs.) Malay Schoois Broadcast every Tuesday, Thursdav ami Saturday. f''.too-1000 hrs.) English Schoois' Broadcast every afMMtej noo-iL'oo kra.) Eaglish ScfcooU 1 Broadcnstir.tr Wednesday and Frida> 1200 1100 hrs.) 300 metres in Mi n^edium wave band and 4.78 mepa cy. !»>s per second in
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    BIG 10 NATION SPORTS MEET IN BERLIN
    114 7 BIG 10 NATION SPORTS MEET IN BERLIN BERLIN. June 29. Atari nations v lei m m um on ci 8 held uru. ces of ior n Berlin, Majoril Frank mmander 01 can Garrison, annouru tborate plans had been initiated to make e?c; biggest International nee pre-war pa American commander said
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    YMCA Table Tennis, Soccer Teams
    115 7 YMCA Table Tennis, Soccer Teams Tl* following hare been asked Wawwnt the Y.M.C.A. at soccer 6 Tuesday against the Police i)ac School at Thorn Muthucamaru Koh Bw». V. N. Pill; Sabapa «oo 800 Tuan, Ong Swee I P^^Whye. Ong Swee Hock *y>rawen, Vijiarttnam. Gan JCec At table tennis on Wednesc!
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    1286 7 > S*.J.VSEW 5; Cecil Wcweg Swimming is one of the most popular forms of sport in ngapore so it Is indeed grating to note that not only the Smgapor ming Club and but th» Singapore Chin m!ng Club will be comtely released early
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    League Leaders Meet Tourists
    131 7 i IVERPOOL. Jm, 2'd. Ram in ttrrup-cd tli- OfSt dlj play today bt'twc.-i. the liidiitn tourist! and the i CoUniN U.. I AnCMllln Ofrt Wsshbraok won the toss and c-hctt(J tfl bat. but rate the scon stood 69 for two Vashbrook bi I out. The I;,
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    £3,300,000 MORE BETTING
    52 7 £3 ,300,000 MORE BETTING LONDON, June 28.— T- ;il !'t'P >ft <»{" t lit' \ln i Be i r < |on rol Board presented to H< dm S© '..!> sh< thai -I 172 totali 01 ttu i exi eeded ia>t jrear 9 total ta ES 396.1 it win n «<en
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    YMCA Beat Police By 5 Wickets
    254 7 YMCA Beat Police By 5 Wickets The Y.M.C.A. beat the Poh«five wickets in criekci .i\~ ed at Thomson Road Y.M.C.A. were originally due iu play tli- War Grave; Gioum .ri but the jranie ''ed and the Poli; i irly agreed 'o fill the breach. They fielded a scratch side wfco
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    Tonight's Boxing
    129 7 1 r boxing fans a! I »<>;• t<> tin- Ha: W r.o-niKM v\ Srai Pone and Teddy T• i i r ten I niuu'c rounds a the main »v. of pvpninpr. Apart froin t 1 the bout is a trood mate! will probably be f in Singapore and
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    Amarnath May Play for County
    86 7 LIVERPOOL. Juno 29. India's all-ri ii .math may t.-turn next year to play |n English Lea cricket to \vh:< -h h. Ing played for Nelson in the Lancash; I. .ir Bel pent on din the Indi.: Lanca^hiro match at ground here today, he said r
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    328 7 Goddard Leads Race For 100 Wickets < Oil 111 > l-i t'hvt ESoilllll!3|5 LONDON' June 28 Lanca&.v M. 9 :.mng LI h rdcr at tl table wit] All were highly Iculmrly 1 ncashu but perhaps the most notable I the I ending y was I jry against Worces who declared
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    69 7 Reuter 'nnln^s tmm* m i i i. 12 1 (i io n i l 1 i Worcs I'i B 4 n is Gloucs ;0 ."> 2 1 2 1 1 >» Oil ii Glamorgan 11 3 0 1 1 Ben io i io ■■ks 11 2 l ii
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    66 7 klites" soccer team tht:.t .00 p !i .it erourr! I Basah Road: f. F 1 Thw 'an t.x.% F. Domes, K. M r, I hontr. JafTar, A K Pih*y, B. Ndrhana. Mirhaol ifMflf i H H K mat. Mr. Michael Yuan Kwec Pi has ted the Ba
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    99 7 TWO HORSES COLLAPSE AT IPOH RACES IPOH Saturday— Two dei. iy's ra the day's sport. Stella "> P second in the second ra sed wh last agis&e collapscourse after completing the race. Result igon> 1. 1 min. 20 sec one kngth. Ton $9 2- I 1 min. 50 tec.; won
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    107 7 Thrilling End To Changi Cricket The Crossbars and 11th Operation Orou; d a dra 3ne knock*- I bjr 8. K Sdndram and Than. against i] 1 .;jss heir < j;i; :i> ♦rt t Via vpi4*^^t t%A Il^A *^m!w 4M^A L.II Operation group having lost nine VTicfcets for 87 runs. r
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    History's 4th Atom Bomb Drop At 6a.m. Tomorrow (our time)
    334 8 ABOARD THE U.S.S. AFALACIIIAN, June 29. Thousands of army and navy pen mel will start moving out of Bikini lagoon at 10 a.m. tomorrow (11 p.m. GMT June 29), as the first cf the final steps before the world's fourth
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    462 8 Millwti Chinese May Have To Be E\ ticc Noel Bucklcv. Ren Correspondent > BATAVIA. June 29. Though Java could not be described &<t more te at I- b. il an;' IY most closelv in touch with that no solution bv agreement possible in Indorv
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    115 8 DROP MAY BE HOUR EARLIER I ABOARD U.S.S. APPALA- CIUAN OFF BIKINI ATOLL, i 28. The Navy spokes- man sad today that pros- i y s for favourable tiier /or the atom bomb test on S Monday (local time) looked I I f,ood. 1 The bomb may be drop? >
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    32 8 th Orange N< i Jersey, Jon 2 1 A bai the matches of tHe M U.S. 1 i iday. ting ru Aill be i>l Sat u r d A. P.
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    28 8 TOKYO. June 29.— 1n an effort it dowi D I bi hfiiw Industries, ■..•■II-. Withli I Will ibuiin tnontary i tions ini' ci factori A.P.
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    144 8 JERUSALEM, Ju: B troops and police arrested a nu of executive in a dawn swoop in JeruI The British troops are now occ .he courtyard Agency building, -ame source BBpOMd on Jewi>;. IMI niorning. Aircraft were nying low vm and it was reported that int r.>ive
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    184 8 A good crowd the final- of t h > Meet aJ dium yesterday- rh:imr on of tae .1 < Brxf. <'<)>■.' wild canted >>iT t'r v\ to* lu- the Jump him! th" 221 yards and routA* in second in the 100 y; Trie .-hm! patting
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    317 8 S BIKINI. June 28.— A solitary r-fortrt >>y off from 1 i icill carry the atom j bomb 200 m.les o I fspoon. wUI mmkt M S test runs over the battle •M Nevada. anchored at nire of 72 doomed -fid ivill drop
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    385 8 LONDON, June 29.— Some etatti irdiag the ulti- inter national and i»ydiological ;.iom ■sr— dut at Atoll Um hi is i i British press "V- rmrua to u v. be her the n il will h the 800 millioi. whi dm es, exper tnent irfll i
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    93 8 NO GERM WARFARE TEST ABOARD U.S.S. Appc off B 29. Laitin, R )onden: Adih Htm I dy, Comma.na.er of Un today )orts that bacteriological warfare would be atom test off > morrow >■ GMT. homnr. that >;ad been d on board one of effect cf radiation. "lirai Blanay, at a
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    99 8 "SHUT UP YE WOMAN" FBOAI »n 5 \i 00 I kyo, June 29.— A pointed quesnmunist Member Noeaka of Representatives of the Diet in an uproar wit' mpt of a woman Jndep*>i ckling by the Liberal lien drawing a sharp cry Shut up ye woman." Nozaka <>d the draft of
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    162 8 Bread Rationing Will Improve Britain's Diet! :>ON, ably L Bread is not beitiK rationed as and bread, floor and cake arc ■ncnooo wicoiti ;ly which ca i- bbj pn il Ktlata) Li ra if s, syrups, dried iSoH dried ears and canned fish. r ned red salmon, whereon the fifl
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