The Singapore Free Press, 13 June 1946
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Title Section22 1946-06-13 1 The Singapore Free Press THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN SINGAPORE >o. 16- 567 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1946. EIGHT PAGES PRICE 10 CENTS.22 words
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Article, Illustration31 1946-06-13 1 Picture I- 1a -kiin (imson. Go .-em or of Singapore, takes the I: »val >alute at today's !\vian; parade in honour of the Kins s Birthday. Army Film UnitArmy Film Unit - 31 words
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Article214 1946-06-13 1 Italy riots as PM takes over ROME, Wednesday. PIER Alcide de Gasperi has been authorised by an rof the Council of Minister to assume the powers visional chief of the Italian State. The surprise ancame a few hours after Richardo Lombardo, I Transport, had said that King Umberto had agreed214 words
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Article90 1946-06-13 1 LONDON, Wed. The Rover car company announces price increases of more than £100 on its models bringing the ten horsepower saloon to *690 15s. including purchase tax. Austin, standard Triumph, and Armstrong Siddeley prices increased last th wln h g iah er costs of materials and90 words
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114 1946-06-13 1 VIENNA, Wed. RUSSIAN fighter plane twice staged target practice over American airfield at Tulin today with one piane swooping down to fire a burst at a red flag over the radio tower. General Mark Clark, Allied Commander, protested immediately each time to the SovietA.P. - 114 words
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504 1946-06-13 1 HARRY MILLER - S'PORE PARADES WITHOUT THE VOLUNTEERS HARRY MILLER By OINGAPORE had its military show this morning in honour of the King's Birthday— the biggest ever, they said— but for the first time for more than 20 years the Singapore Volunteer Corps, oldest of its kind in the British Empire, men who504 words
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Article310 1946-06-13 1 Lord Louis Becomes A Viscount LONDON. Wed. RECOGNITION of the part play- ed by Britain's Labour and Trade Union leaders in the advancement of the socialist cause during the last 20 years is feature of the King's birthday Honours List published today. The list also includes a vast number of310 words
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Article40 1946-06-13 1 THE correct form of addressing the Governor of Singapore now is Sir Franklin. The Governor, until yesterday Mr. F. C. Gimson, was awarded the K. C. M. G. in the King's birthday Honours. Other awards Page 6.40 words
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Article, Illustration129 1946-06-13 1 AREUTER message from London today announces the death at the age of 96 of Sir Frank Swettenham, Governor and Com-mander-in-Chief, Straits Settlements from 1901 to 1904. Born in 1850, Frank Athelstane Swettenham, was educated privately and passed into the Straits Settlements Civil Service under129 words
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Article, Illustration48 1946-06-13 1 V-PARADE: FIRST PICTURES These Gaumont British News pictures of the Royal Party at London's great Victory Pageant and the massed pipes and drums band marching up the Mall are the first to reach Singapore. They were flown from London and are showing this week at the Pavilion Cinema.48 words
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Article248 1946-06-13 1 Palestine: BOURNEMOUTH. Wednesday. MR. ERNEST BEVIN, British Foreign Secretary, at the Labour conference today said: "In view of the agitation in the United States and particularly in New York for 100,000 Jews to be put into Palestine and I hope they will not misunderstand248 words
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Article46 1946-06-13 1 Fifty-two Nazi officers and guards of Flossenberg concentration camp pleaded "not guilty" yesterday, when they faced charges of murdering thousands of women, Polish citizens and other foreign political prisoners by "scientific inoccuiatlon," shooting, hanging and strangulation, say* A. P. from Dachau.46 words
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Article50 1946-06-13 1 U.P. Ex-U.S. Army Colonel Walter M. Harrison complained to the U.S. Sixth Army Commander that he had been shanghaied as a mental patient, dcped heavily and bound to a stretcher after attempting to expose the poor sanitation and lack of supervision at the General Hospital in Manila.U.P. - 50 words
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FEATURE PAGE
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Article, Illustration194 1946-06-13 2 DpWN the step path from the 20-turreted heavily waited Chartreuse Monsus- 1 tery in the mountainous j I sere department of France recently crawled the first precious convoy of the famed green and yellow liqueur to be exported since the libera- j tion. Pounded in 1084 by Saint194 words
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Article, Illustration1113 1946-06-13 2 GEORGE EDINGER - CROWN THAT CONTAINS 3,0 00 JEWELS GEORGE EDINGER By The Crown Jewels of Britain, which are exhibited in the Tower of London, are not merely objects of enormous value. Each principal gem has a history that makes it of individual interest, and the whole collection is a history of England1,113 words
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Article165 1946-06-13 2 One Minute For Your Bearings rLY 60 seconds may be required in the future fox an air or sea navigator to obtain his bearings by means of a new system of radio direction-finding, perfected b; technicians in Britain. The system is more accurate than older methods and dispenses with the165 words
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Advertisement70 1946-06-13 2 M.G.M's Beauty Masterpiece BATHING R E A U TY^ VAi'c/i £?roAe Records in U.S. A., India; Shanghai and Hong Kong. ACCLAIMED BT LAST MGHT MIDNIGHT PREMIERE CROWD AS "MUNIFICENT MAGNIFICENCE" 44 A SPECTACLE EXTRAORDINARY" "AMAZING and CHARMING" MIDNIGHT SHOWS REPEATED TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW SATURDAY m r A DTTAf bookings CONDITIONED V/m^^Jl70 words
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Miscellaneous609 1946-06-13 2 RADIO LISTENING CTIirJAPORF I Rhythm. 930 p- BEC Orc^l Dlll\JilX r WIIEi 110 20 p.m. Test trtal na^J E£D NKIHOSI rrofli to 10 P m f^- 10 MMM 1U 2 »jb. aad 639 to II M 2251?> m Forces (ai s ,i X?4 metres fr— noa to 2 »m 4J25609 words
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Article, Illustration165 1946-06-13 3 b's sumirer in England and the run h as brought out London's Round Pond Liters vh«>. ycung and old, sail their boats in the famous pond at Kens- inirton Gardens miKi to the Swans displeasure. *O t vacht there and of course the Round165 words
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LEADER PAGE
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465 1946-06-13 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, JUNE 13. 1946. Conscription THESE are s*gns a*BB*Bg the more Left supporters of the Government oi the beginnings of a esjajfaag* tc peisuade the QOBJtrnnifnt to drop conscription. The New Statesman ana Nation. the conscience keeper of the socialist movement, prophesies trouble to come if465 words
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Article, Illustration1481 1946-06-13 4 The Supremo becomes a Viscount By a personal friend of the Supreme Allied Commander, South East Asia ADMIRAL Lord Lous it Mount bat ten. Supreme Commander in SouthEast Asia, was brought up in the Naval tradition. His lather, who was First Sea Lord at the outbreak1,481 words
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Article, Illustration249 1946-06-13 4 IIGH above the mountains behind Brora, on the south-east coast of Sutherlandshire, Scotland, a tour-month-old golden eagle wheeled against the sun ind dived earthwards towards his prey. It was the ast act of freedom of one of Britain's rarest birds. Skimming over the brushwood, he249 words
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Article413 1946-06-13 4 gRANDMAS MA. Cockney wit feft the pride of the "People" of London— and it hclDed them, above everything else, to make light oM;he blitz In its most try- ing moments. A good example of it was seen the ocher day at a London railway term in js413 words
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Article49 1946-06-13 4 No Shakespea Available IP? dor aeon,!? peare-, ■■> third < dor-P' :r j ■<c with Ink shorta^'f 1 No 1 Shak« supply s Score No. 2 Shake repr at tho l Ncn ing is No. 3 rlrte I Octob-: N no more The footnote S bles. T. j V r49 words
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Advertisement47 1946-06-13 4 H a n i A B delightful spot for your S meals. H *f convenient rendezvous I and the H ideal place to entertain E your friends R Tfwse have made SAVOY I RESTAURANT R Collyer Quay, S'pore. P the most popular y. restaurant in IMM today.47 words
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Advertisement76 1946-06-13 4 Enjoy with team n.oreA ■GOB CLASSICAL MUSIC PROPER W Famous Ballet Album Home Series of Great Masters c Golden Hours Albums Standard Series Albums. L >Rad!o Piano PoUo. B 1 Jubilee Piaqo Folia B Joharn Strauss Waltzes 1 Gungl Waltzes. i 1 Celebrated Waltzes. Chopms Etudes Noc* i "iie» Warsaw76 words
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Miscellaneous38 1946-06-13 4 QUIZ 1. Who «4/ 2. Who uu.- knowiaiaf' green Incoi 3. \v> *aiEhj*ch:r 4. Who virc» 5. W- FAITH j isis -.ifui J*m is |ff louari 1 the l> !i Of I cndui< li 1 fw r I38 words
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Article385 1946-06-13 5 JAP PLANES FOR S'PORE AIR SCOUTS New Youth Movement Free Press Reporter planes and equipment will be used by Singapore J youths who have taken enthusiastically to the 4 branch of scouting air scouting, developed in lain during the war and likely to be one of the wigest branches of385 words
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170 1946-06-13 5 M alaya sends greetings to the King C: iIWW greetings te tbe mar. from the peoples «f the Malayan Tnion and Singapore. been forwarded on their a!f by the Go\ernor-Gen- v r Malcolm McDonald, as I 1 have the honour i mlcr sreetinrs from the of Malaya to Yo»r Ma<>M170 words
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Article218 1946-06-13 5 ar.nual general meeting Teluk Ar.scn Rubber ite, Ltd in Singapore yce- Mr. F M Edmonds, the, i mounded a call for a lion of policy by Govern- with regard to financial rubber producers. >:utement would be welcome i r to financial and to producers218 words
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Article64 1946-06-13 5 From Our Own Correspondent PENANG, Wed.— Charged with entldllg a Chinese school-girl under 16 years of age from the ouardianship of her father, a young Chinese, Aw Boon Teck was granted bail of $1,000 in the police court today. Accused, it was alleged, took the ~irl64 words
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Article295 1946-06-13 5 niSPOSAL. of UJS. Army surplus property, lagging In many part of the world, has been completed in the Singapore area, which dealt with Malaya, the Netherlands East Indies, Siam, Burma and Indo-China. The American taxpayer received back approximately US. S^OOOOO or 70 c.nts outA.P. - 295 words
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Article184 1946-06-13 5 CENTENCE of death by hanging was passed by the Sixth Singapore Wor Crimes Court yesterday on two Jap majors and two captains convicted of unlawfully killing an unidentified American flyer in Saigon last year. Three of the accused. Majors Mabuchi and Nakamura and Captain Wakamatsu184 words
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189 1946-06-13 5 S 'poreMedical Students To Be Helped FORMER students of the King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore who were receiving scholarships or exhibitions prior to the occupation, will continue to receive them when they return to college this month to complete their studies. Students who had qualified during the occupation189 words
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Article66 1946-06-13 5 Miss Nancy Russell, Director of Y.W.C.A. Welfare work for Malaya! is leaving shortly for Australia on retirement. Y.W.CJV. members will have an opportunity to say farewell to Miss Russell at the usu^l "ovtnightly meeting today, Thursday, at 5 p.m. at the Y.W.C.A. Hoste. Fort Canning Rd.66 words
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Article, Illustration71 1946-06-13 5 Gen. Sir Montagu Stopford, deputy Supreme Allied Commander, South-East Asia, chats wi h Junior Commander Y. C Hu?bes of "G" Branch during his vbit to HQ., Malaya Command, at Kuala Lumpur. B?low: Mr Marshal Sir George Pirie, Allied Air C.-in-C. SEAC, delivering the opening speech at the Victory71 words
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Article70 1946-06-13 5 Princess Roy al GetsJapSword A 15th-century Japanese officer's sword, taken in Malaya after the Japanese surrender, has been presented to the Princess Royal b\ MajorGeneral R.H.R Steward, on behalf of all ranks of the Royal Corps of Signals and the Indian Signal Corps of the South-East Asia Command The presentation70 words
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Article260 1946-06-13 5 AT yesterday's proceedings of the field general court- martial in Singapore, in which Major F. T. Metherell, R.E.M.E. is charged on five counts of fradulent conversion of motor vehicles and parts and bicycle accessories entrusted to his care, V. C. B. Menon, a witness for the260 words
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218 1946-06-13 5 rffiN Singapore was subjected to air attack by Allied aircraft during the Japanese occupation, pilct^ took every precaution to bomb only Japanese military targets and to avoid the city and civilian property. The undamaged state in which Singapore finds herself today by comparison with218 words
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Article53 1946-06-13 5 j Admiral Thierry d'Argenlieu, the French High Commissioner and General LeClerc, who commands the French forces in indoChina. have been accorded high honours by the French Government, Admiral d'Argenlieu has Deen raised to the dignity ot Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour General LeClerc received the53 words
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Article37 1946-06-13 5 Commencing at 7 pjn today Buddhists will celebrate at 9u Outram Roaa, Singapore, the 2254th anniversary of the founding of Buddhism in Oylon. Preachers: Theras Pennasiha and Soma of the Ceylon Buddhist Mission to China.37 words
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Article18 1946-06-13 5 A Welsh service will be held In the Union Jark Club at 7 p.m. on Sunday.18 words
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Article177 1946-06-13 5 Prison For Having Army Supplies STANDING trial before Mr. R. C. HofTman at the Fourth Court, yesterday, for being in possession of military property, Tan Swee Seah, Chinese importer and exporter residing at 28 and 30 Hong Kong Street, and chief tenant of No. 24 Hillside Drive. was convicted and177 words
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Article, Illustration38 1946-06-13 6 This massive machine is a tele cine, installed at Alexandra Palace, headquarters of the B.BC. Television Service. It enables cinema films to be televised and received in the homes of possessors of television sets.38 words
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636 1946-06-13 6 ON Friday, May 31, the Free Press published a report of a statement by the Minister of Labour and National Service, George Isaacs, on the Government's policy towards conscription and call up. The report stated that all men called up before 1944 will be636 words
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Article112 1946-06-13 6 BECAUSE he believed 'half a loaf was better than no braad," Sidney Talbot took an office boy's job at 10s. a week when he was 28. When he went to war in 1940. two years later, he had risen to junior clerk112 words
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Article28 1946-06-13 6 1. Lord Chancellor, 2. Robespierre, 3. A spectral ship suDposed to have been seen off the Cape of Good Hope. 4. Brandon Thomas, 5. Uncle Remus.28 words
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Article195 1946-06-13 6 The following is the official list of awards: K.C.M.G.: Mr. F. C. Cimson. K.8.E.: Mr. H. R. Hone. C.M.G.: Mr. L. G. Corney, Mr. J. D. Hall, Dr. V. W. W. S. Purcell and the Right Rev. J. L. Wilson. Bishop of Singapore. C.8.E.: Dr. L. W.195 words
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Article616 1946-06-13 6 KNIGHTHOOD FOR S'PORE GOVERNOR Birthday Honours TWO knighthoods for Malaya are announced in 1 today's King's Birthday Honours list. They are a K.C.M.G., for Mr. F. C. Gimson, Governor of Singapore, and aK.B.E.,for Mr. HR. Hone, Secretary General to the Governor-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. Recognition is also given in these616 words
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Advertisement79 1946-06-13 5 SUMDAY 16TH JUNE 1946 AT 845 P.M. 80-IH6-HAPPYWORLD STADIUM tUith the approval of the Bokinc Board Mr. NX. Lhn presents the welcome rrtorn of the gr«at Siamese K.O King and former UelKr Wi Champion or Singapore r *-x SOMPONG f'M Gr*nd 1 i-hi \VL Conteu Brtwem 'I If fl m^mß79 words
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Advertisement259 1946-06-13 6 £N r£/? Ti4 IN M E N T S TO-DAY'S BIG HOLIDAY FEATURE! DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. gP*^F^f^P^gj In The Greatest Role r <■• t Lj I J^J 111 Of His Career and NgMMMMMMa^i HE'S IN A DUAL KOLl 7 mil\tf SECREF Of TT^BiJ^ lS^' 1? s r *&&siF^ ■••At* tMNMK259 words
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Miscellaneous69 1946-06-13 6 J Ai M E Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press in Malaya GET UP YOU OREArV^NO USE, BRAINsAJ /no THANKS, BOYS.'-ME AN'^ p*\ f BAO Of= OATS AMD HE'S SLAP-HAPPY/-!/ JANE'S SITTING PRETTY. 1 J *>^{* J (G^P, 1 J SLUG HER LIKE WE'LL HAVE TO J\ I'M ENJOYING THIS,69 words
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Article147 1946-06-13 7 LONDON, Wed. d I half before the al was due to vTd's today. the lull but breaks in .e promise of a Overnight rain did vicket which wis whole length. vital importance who are urgently n likely to dismiss ::.ree days of the ...h starts at147 words
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Article249 1946-06-13 7 Horace Carter Makes Debut For Derby WIDESPREAD rain snoiH tu LO NDON Wednesday, matches. At Oxford J R^T""* day S play h <* unt y against the- Univers tv w u h^ST.,?*?* for Middlesex S. M. Brown was concerned n\ fh" h* baU and withReuter - 249 words
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Article45 1946-06-13 7 ''THE following will represent the Po--1 lice team against the Colonials in a cricket maU-h at the Depjt today:— Cheah Kim Swee (capiaJn) Yeoh Bin Chlat, S. K. Sundram Ha worth, Capt. Goodrich. W.H.P. Grose, P. Pennefather, Mohd. Ta"~.a, J.E. Jeans. Bulat and Guiaial Singh!45 words
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Article75 1946-06-13 7 S STOCKHOLM, Wed. WEDEN and Belgium finished even on the first days play in the Davis Cup European semi -final round here today Phillip:* Hasher of Belgium won tne first singles when beating the Swedish champion, Torsten Johansson 6 2, 6 l 6 l and75 words
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Article424 1946-06-13 7 NO PLAY IN INDIAN GAME it. Portsmouth, Vv'ed. f. T^ Nawab of Patauai, return--1 ing to the game alter an st absence through illness, did not ill look too robust. He said: 'I feel of much better although still a trifle r- weak." The Indian side today asainst 'a the424 words
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472 1946-06-13 7 AIRMEN CHINESE SHARE HONOURS WITH LATE GOALS R-\.F. (Signals) I. S.C.F.A i. HONOURS were shared at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday II when the Royal Air Force (Signals) met the Singapore Chinese Football Association in a match organised in aid of St. Dunstan's Fund for the Blind. Both goals came in472 words
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Article88 1946-06-13 7 POMPTON LAKES (New York), Tues. k STATE Athletic Commission physician today examined Joe Louis and said he was in "splendid condi ion," but after watching him go through the worst work-out to date, changed his mind. He said after a second examination "his blood pressureA.P. - 88 words
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Article34 1946-06-13 7 AMSTERDAM, Mon.— Before 30.000 spectators, Jurgarders, a Stockholm soccer team, were defeated one-nil in the Olympic Stadium on Monday by the Dutch Volewokers. Thu only goal resulted from a penalty A.P.A.P. - 34 words
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Article, Illustration32 1946-06-13 7 Ernie Roderick sends Omar Kojdiri down for a count in the first round of their 15- round contest at Harringay on June 4 which Roderick won on points.32 words
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345 1946-06-13 7 WOOLLEY CO. FELT THE ADVANCING YEARS THE "OLD ENGLAND" players had an extremely interest- ing day's play at the Oval centenary match recently, and a 15,000 crowd had the great pleasure of watching Hcndren and Woolley in a big partnership probably for the hist time. Some illuminating remarks en what345 words
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Article85 1946-06-13 7 TN a friendly badminton match on Sunday, the Steadfast B.P. beat the Merridale B.P. by toJT games to one. Results are: Seah Yeak Khern. If 1 Um Cnen Kwe 11—15. 15 12—15; Lam Joon Shu beat K Y. Poh 15— II, 15—7; Tan Guan Hong beat Low Meng85 words
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353 1946-06-13 7 D CLEVELAND. OHIO (By Air), i ALYMPIC victories for the United v States in Berlin 10 years ago brought prominence to Jesse Owens, and ever since then fori tune has been his reward for good sportsmanship. At those games, this fast athlete, knownA.P. - 353 words
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Article, Illustration34 1946-06-13 8 This is the Garden of Remembrance which has just been completed outside the bombed shell of Sir Christopher Wren's St James's Church, Piccadilly. The Garden was opened by Queen Mary, the Queen Mother.34 words
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268 1946-06-13 8 MUFTI FLED PARIS WITH FALSE PASSPORT PARIS, Wednesday. nOLICE inquiries have revealed that the Grand Mufti of 1 Jerusalem, Hajj Amin El HusseinL, left Paris oh May 29 in an American plane which landed at Cairo the same day, it was officially announced here tonight. A Foregn Office official said268 words
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Article61 1946-06-13 8 Yigal Frucht, 18 year old mem- ber of the illegal Jewish defence defence organisation "Haganah" was sentenced by Jerusalem's military court yesterday to 14 years imprisonment lor shooting at a British police sergeant on 25 May.—Reuter. The offence was committed when the Haganah "stood to" to cover61 words
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Article40 1946-06-13 8 General James Doolittle said in Los Arvgeles last night, states United Press, that Britain was ahead of the U.S. in the development of jet airplane engines. "Our airforce must keep ahead of an., potential enemy" he declared.40 words
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1369 1946-06-13 8 stood It. that they should have not merely a home but a state in Palestine so that their voices cou'.d be heard in the chancellories of the world. That is what he would strive to do but it was goins to take1,369 words
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Article160 1946-06-13 8 'COL. SAID: DESTROY PARTISANS' Mihailovich BELGRADE, Wed. THE Chetnik leader. General Draga "M ihailo v 1 c h. charged with collaborating with the Naz.s during- the j war, told the Court here today that he had been instructed by the British m'ssicn in Yugoslavia to "annihilate thf partisans. Mihailovich asked160 words
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Article190 1946-06-13 8 ABDUCTION CHARGE SURPRISE Frc? Press Correspondent IPOH. fhurs. WHEN three Malay cadi planters, ff Puteh Mahbut Bin Abdullah. Ahmad Binkulop Yahaya and Rasali Bin Ibrahim, stood trial in the superior court here today betore Lt.-Col. J. G. Adams on an abduction charge, Puteh caused a stir in court when he190 words
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Article119 1946-06-13 8 WASHINGTON, Wed. INDIA has been promised 232,450 1 tons of wheat or wheat equivalent by the United States, Canada and Australia in the month of June. Dr. V. K. Rao. food adviser at the Indian Agency General in Washington, told Reuters. The United States will ship119 words
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Advertisement91 1946-06-13 8 ALL IMWRE'TLING-SatlohJune-GREATWORLD At B.ISp.m. Introduc'm: In Singapore for the fir t Urn* ih- Greatest CHINESE HEAVYMT WT CHAMPION OF THE FAR EAST S& SON OF KONG >^ J^.A A Suner 200 lbs Wre«tlin r Fury W B^\ outstanding unbeaten younp giant H N. c'eflnitc ly the real danger to Conda's91 words
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Advertisement196 1946-06-13 8 YOU CAN RELY ON THE 1 yOLT? WEEKEND ENTER TAIMtENT OPENING TODAY S SHOWS 10.30 a.m, -1.30 -4 6.30- 9.10 p.m! COMEDY DANCES MMB ANN M Pw^l 1 1 Edward BROMBERG BLYTH ic; :::;m DONALD O' CONNOR A STAR FROM THE START See ARTHUR TREACHER AT HIS BEST! See PEGGY196 words
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