The Singapore Free Press, 5 September 1946

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1 12 The Singapore Free Press
  • 18 1 The Singapore Free Press LIBERATION ANNIVERSARY NUMBER I SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1946. TWELVE PAGES PRICE 10 CENTS
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  • 372 1 MARINE LEADS S'PORE CLEAN-UP Free Press Reporter A ROYAL Marine officer has been called m to lead the Army's Red Cap military policemen m a combined Singapore anti-vice and road casualty drive which is aimed at ending death on the road and love on the padang." The officer is Lieut.-Col.
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  • 131 1 The string of •'invasion' craft nears Sin apore carrying men of General Mansergh's hftta Indian di\i>ion to free Singapore from Japanese oppression. These pictures might have been taken at any as.ault landing during the war when bullets met the invaders and casualties were usually heavy
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  • 97 1 THE Governor. Sir Franklin Gimson has not yet received any request from Hong Kong to testify to the good character of a Japanese civilian interpreter, who is now on trial m a War Crimes Court there. A message trom Hong Kong yesterday stated that the Japanese counsel
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  • 154 1 1,000 fight Bombay knife battle BOMBAY, Wed. A FIERCE clash took place tonight m and around the Moslem cemetery m the central part of Bombay when Hindus encountered a Moslem burial procession for riot victims. More than 1.000 people fought with knives, sticks and stones under the light of the
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  • 40 1 PARIS. Wed. FIVE Brit sh poopl" were among the 16 killed m the ParisLondon airliner crash at Le Bourgrt. An enquiry commission was s?t up and began its task at the aerodrome two hours after the crash. Reuter
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  • 36 1 JANE, the Free Press favourite stiip girl has taken a liberation holiday today. She will he back asain m the Fr?e Press tomorrow. The Free Press crossword will also be continued tomorrow.
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  • 112 1 LONDON, Wed. THE British Army Council has issued m the form of a letter detaihd instructions to all commands for the removal of unnecessary restrictions on the liberty of the soldier m accordance with the proposals recently outlined by Fi?ld Marshal Montgomery. "Officers are told sick
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  • 228 1 Soviets try to put off UNO PARIS, Wed HELEGATES, leaving this afternoon's meeting of Big Four Foreign Ministers, said their discussion had bee n confined to the question of postponing the meeting of the United Nations Assembly which was originally called for Sept. 23 m New York. No agreement was
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  • Article, Illustration
    86 1 NEW MP CHIEF Lt.-Coi. F H. Little, R.M new chief of Singapore's Inter, services police force, who is to start an intensive drive against v'ce and d*»j»tb on tb#» roid. Lt.-Col. H. Salt Deputy Provost Marshal, Singapore, who for many months has been lisjhtins vice and road accidents and who
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  • 1195 3 II HAPPENED JUST A YEAR AGO TODAY By the Editor morning of September 5 one 1 reveille was called m the cs of H.M. Trooper Dilwara, of the army force which sailed eßef of Singapore. This was it. i ships or more, carrying Major Division,
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 223 3 In Commemoration of THE VICTORY CELEBRATIONS THE CITY BOOK STORE is sponsoring AN ESSAY COMPETITION open to all citizens of Malaya. Subject; NAME THE BOOK IN FNGLISH LANGUAGE THAT HELPED YOL MOSi; DURING THE JAPANESE OCCUPATION AND WHY? Length of essay: Not exceeding 1500 words. Closing date: 15th September 1946.
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  • Article, Illustration
    78 4 China could I as if c duced the C by the tho; every Chinese i land. I it:: a Chini attempted t m unity the pr. the cV. by side w;:: .m dot -on a -v... si and the Japs would aft I it. In fact H >c M Kempe:
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  • 100 4 THIS time last year Singapore celebrated. Bands turned out, flags appeared from secret hiding places, and processions marched through the main streets of the city. The pictures on these two pages show some of the scenes of September 5, 1945. In the top picture the
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  • 372 6  -  Harry Miller By Aug. 14 JHERE are J)eacc 1 which have all to feelings O f exhiiarat^ re-kindlin 8 of hopes'^ life wll end soon-Su T cism that such a t£? freedom is tance off! Anyway. u« and the nev.-;:ip. rs ff^ m to us are not
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  • 1615 8 we have been wanna of the possibility of sudden death if we contact any outsiders over us as the wire. What kind of a surrender is this, anyway? Schwezer, of the Red Cross, makes his first visit to the camp after 3V2 years. He tells Collinge
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  • 9 8 Andaman Surrender stand a' ih, sunS? taM, thr \nda2
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  • 197 10 »BY A r. l*! 2 v -:t:v»nj River area was one of th* /I bfed rectors m Burr.ia to cca-c ho.ti'ities. But this tired, liungry and sick Jap officer t -*:i-» v cfOfgcd the Vnes with tiie white flag. fUNGLE warfare ceased m Burma when the Japanese
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  • NEWS AND LATE SPORT
    • 50 12 Im«iI hus an arm) double vveddang at Singapore Cathedral yesterday when Captain 1. V. Ran some, 25th Dragoons, RA C, was married to Miss Euphemia Loch Johnston, left, and right, the second couple were Captain R. E. Hawkes, Reconnaissance Regt. R.A.C. and Miss Maria Campbell Stratton-Ferrier.
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    • 113 12 Mrs. Yons Sum Sionj (Nei Moo Enn Cong) age 73 years pasei away peacefully at 10.50 pm. Sept. 4 at 39. Ewe Boon Road. The deceased is the grandmother of Mrs. Elizabeth Choy who is at present away In England. Sh^ leaves behind h^r beloved husband. 3 Sons. Than
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    • 69 12 HASTINGS, SUSSEX, Wed. HESPIIE blustering Wind and occasionally light rain a prompt start was made here m the match between the Indiana ond South of En/.land Eleven. Merchant won the toss and at tea time Ind'a wire all out for 241, Merchant scoring 82. P-rks
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    • 277 12 NEW S'PORE LAW TO STOP CAR THEFTS Free Press Reporter. SO many car thefts have been reported m Singapore m the last two months that the City's police chiefs have decided to ask for new legislation to deal severely with the racketeers. Because so few stolen cars have been recovered,
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    • 50 12 LONDON. Wed. THE following are the sixteen final acceptances for the St. Leger to be run at Doncaster on Sept. 11: Fast and Fair, Nirsal, San Fernando, Hispaniola Fleet Street, Gulf Stream, White Jacket, Airborne, Murren Anwar, Croupier, Edward Tudor, Highland Laddie. lona, Carassin, Salubrious.- Reuter
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    • 335 12 LONDON. Wed. CINAL positions of the County cricket championship m which 12 points are awarded for a win and four for a lead on the first innings, unless it becomes a one. day game, when eight points are awarded. resulted m Yorkshire winning the championship playing 26
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    • 256 12 Sime Rd Trial IIKKO TOMINAGA. the second J accused m the Sime Road camp case whom witnesses described as "the evil genius of the camp and "a vicious brute," yesterday told the War Crimes Court that he committed only two acts of violence.
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    • 61 12 RE-ENTRY into Singapore." a dramatisation jf tlv events of a year ago. will be broadcast by the British Far Eastern Broadcasting Services Singapore at 8 p.m. today. The programme may be heard on 6.77 megacycles m the 44--metre band. 1.735 megacvc'es m the
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    • 31 12 Gen. Mac Arthur. Supreme Commander for Allied Powers m Japan, has extended an invilat'On to a delation ot members ol the House of Commons to vis t Japan
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    • 318 12 WILLIAMS KNOCKS-OUT JAMES CARDIFF, Wed. RONNIE James, the British champion proved no serious match for Ike Williams, coloured American, who retained the world lightweight championship at Ninian Park with a knockout m the ninth round of a scheduled 15 rounds contest. James was completely outclassed from the sixth round and
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    • 39 12 TORONTO Wed MRS OLIVIA DIONNE. mother of the quintuplets born m 1934, has given birth te a baby boy, weighing approximately 8 lb. She has now had 14 children 13 of them still living, says Reuter
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    • 45 12 Between October, 1945, and Au<;. 31. 1946. 49 British and 507 Indian officers and men w?re k lied m the N.E.I. During the same period one hundred and thirty-four British and 1.259 Indians were wounded, says A.P. from Batavia.
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    • 224 12 Today's home soccer results were FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 1, Blackburn Hover 6, Chelsea 0 Manchester United 3; Deri*., County 2. Portsmouth 0; Leeds United 0; Char .ton Athletic 2; Livernocl it Mid lie: borough 1; Prestrn North End 1. Sheffield United 2: Sund-iland 3 Huddersfield 0 SECONP
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  • Page 12 Advertisements
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