Malaya Tribune, 28 November 1945
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Title Section29 1945-11-28 4/1 The Malaya Tribune TeL'phore 58 THE NEWSPAPER OF THE PEOPLE OF MALAYA F<K:l, PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1945 PRICE 10 CENTS The Malaya Tribune Wednesday, Nov. 28, 1945.29 words
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Article396 1945-11-28 4/1 Public Works Chief Explains Power Supply Breakdown Weather contiticrs pc m tling, the damaged cable that is causing the present breakdown in electric supply in various parts of Singapore, ought to be repaired by this week-end, Col. 0. W. Gilr.»our, chief of the396 words
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Article120 1945-11-28 4/1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.— (UP). —Debate begins today on Senator Taft's Bill in the United States Senate to permit American troops to b" used instantly against any country condemned by the Jnited Nations Organization. Undpr the provisions of the measure, the President couiu without consulting Congress120 words
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Article157 1945-11-28 4/1 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 27.—Conservative opposition to the British Labour Party tonight tabled a motion of censure on the Government. The motion was put down in the name of the Opposition Leader, Mr. Winston Churchill, and leading members of the Opposition. The motion reads: "That this House regretsReuter. - 157 words
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Article159 1945-11-28 4/1 Reuter. BATAVIA, Nov. 27.—The convention of Indonesian nationalist leaders at x*atavia today passed a vote of confidence in Sutan Sharir's recently-formed "cabinet" of reputed moderates, an unofficial report said today. This vote was taken after a stormy debate In secret. The official communique Issued tonight is mainly aReuter. - 159 words
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Article38 1945-11-28 4/1 FRANKFURT, Nov. 27.— (UP>.—The American occupation of Germany may last for 10 years or longer, according to General Joseph McNarney, new U. S. C.-ln-C., who gave his first press conference today since his appointment to his new job.38 words
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240 1945-11-28 4/1 Japs Now Work On BangkokMoulmein Line (By An Army Observer) Five thousand Japanese sol(iers under Allied supervision, are now operating and maintaining the notorious liangkok-Moul-mein railway which the Japanese buiit at a cost of the lives of thousands of Allied prttoutis. Supervis.ng the work is a Dutch officer, Capt. K.240 words
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Article, Illustration815 1945-11-28 4/1 U.S. Envoy Resigns China Post In Protest GEN. MARSHALL TO TAKE OVER IN CHUNGKING WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Major General Patrick Hurley announced his resignation as United States Ambassador to China. In a formal statement he charged "the United States finished the war in the Far East815 words
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331 1945-11-28 4/1 Urgent Need For Evacuation Reuter. m BATAVIA, Nov. 27.—The Swiss Consul here today expressed /ears that Java would soon become dangerous for all white people. r Speaking at a press conference convened by the local Red Cross to appeal to the world to realiseReuter. - 331 words
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Article131 1945-11-28 4/1 TOKYO, Nov. 27 (U.P.)-Em-peror Hirohito today broke a number of precedents at the opening of tie 89th session of the Japanese Diet when he allowed Japanese and foreign photographers shoot unlimited pictures, dispensed with the usual mounted guards, andl greatly reduced the number (f police along the131 words
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343 1945-11-28 4/1 Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 27.—The following is the text of a letter dated Nov. 25 addressed to Soviet Foreign Commissar Molotov by Sir Archibald Clark-Kerr, Untish Ambassador to Moscow, concerning the difficulties of the Persian Government in Northern Persia as a result of the unwillingnessReuter. - 343 words
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193 1945-11-28 4/1 Reuter. MOSCOW, Nov. 27.— What is believed to be an indication that the Soviet is nearing the discovery of the secret of atomic energy is given in the current issue of the journal of the Central Committee of the Communist Party published today. InReuter. - 193 words
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Article25 1945-11-28 4/1 LONDON. Nov. 27.—(UP).— Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, Rajah of Sarawak, expects to return to Sarawak within three weeks' time, according to the Evening Standard today.25 words
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Advertisement345 1945-11-28 4/1 iNew U.S. Fleet Formed BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26. (UP)—The U. S. Navy yesterday announced the formation of the 19th Fleet—a llotiila ol 960 vessels—which will be held in reserve on the West Coast manned by selected crews but ready for immediate action. Admiral Royal E. Ingersoll, commander of the Western345 words
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Advertisement272 1945-11-28 4/1 PALACEGA V I "hone 6223 Last 4 shows at 1-00. 3-15 ti-Mn i>m Paramount's Modern Westerner I Randolph Scott Joan Bennett In "THE TEXANS" Opening Tomorrow Anna Neagle in "NURSE EDITH CAVELL" Heroism Sacrifice Notably Depicted! GLOBE eal V >rld November 28th—30th at 3.00—7.00—9.00 p.m. Wallace Beery—Chester Morris in "THUNDER272 words
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Advertisement22 1945-11-28 4/1 Jeweller and Dealer Ln High Class t Ladies a n d Gents' Watches 44, High Street Branch at i RAFFLES HOTEL j22 words
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Advertisement91 1945-11-28 4/1 NAM KV/ANg\ lor I Everything! Electrical! 324, North I Bridge Rd. Phone 2315 Insurance at LLOYD'S BENNIE S. COHEN SON (Malaya) LTD. (name shortly to be changed to Edward Lumley Sons (Malaya) Ltd.) Can give immediate cover for Fire, Burglary, Motor VelicV, Workmen's Co Tijensation, Marin e r Personal Accident91 words
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Article633 1945-11-28 2/3 IT was the genius of Raffles that first saw Singapore as the focal point of south-east Asia, and the air age has not vitiated his judgement. Temporarily, at all events, Singapore has become with the arrival of Headquarters, South-East Asia Command, the military and in some degree633 words
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352 1945-11-28 2/3 Extensive Damage Caused By Japs A -PLUTO" ship (Pipe Lines Under The Ocean) is due i Singapore some tin.c today, t»ut she will be carrying 850 miles o! cabk instead oi pipe-lues. 1 hese miles of cable are'for the restoration of the352 words
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Article169 1945-11-28 2/3 Reuter. NUREMBERG, Nov. 27.—The second week of the trial of alleged high Nazi war criminal* began as the 20 accused fllea into the dock. All except Rudolph Hesswho was reading a novellistened attentively as the prosecution documents were read, Including speeches planning aggression in Austria andReuter. - 169 words
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Article119 1945-11-28 2/3 SAN DIEGO, Nov. 26.—(UP)— The production of small automobiles with plastic bodies will oe begun as soon as road tests are completed by the Bobbikar Motor Company, it was reported yesterday. This company has acquired the 45 000 square-foot former aircraft plant at Tula Vista California.119 words
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Article42 1945-11-28 2/3 SHANGHAI, Nov. 27.—(UP)— The Communist radio at Yenan, quoting Kuomintang deserters! last night charged that American officers were serving with the Central Government armies and were directing operations against the Communist forces of the Bth Route Army in North China.42 words
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Article72 1945-11-28 2/3 More than 80,000 free messages were transmitted by the local office of Cable and Wireless to all parts of the British Empire and Holland on behalf of ex-POWs in the weeks following the Japanese surrender. Operating from D-Day— Sep<nmber 5— Cable and Wireless Office in Singapore handled72 words
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Article252 1945-11-28 2/3 Chou EnAai Gives Yenan's Version Reuter. LONDON, Nov. 26.—The Chine.i, Comnunists' desire for a peaceful solution of their dispute with the Central Government is stressed in an article in the liberal NewsChro nicle this morning by General Chou En-lai who represents the Communists in theReuter. - 252 words
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Article247 1945-11-28 2/3 i.«'ii«'B*«* To Editor I have read with considerable interest all that was written by "The Bleating Lambs'* in Monday b Malaya Tribune and while endorsing all the remarks contained therein, may I point out that the bullying attitude adopted by some ol those who have es2aped the247 words
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Article97 1945-11-28 2/3 Those who believe in omens and many do—are apt to attribute the present-day abnormalities of life in Singapore to the vandalistic removal of the tamous statue of Sir Stamford Raffles from Empress Place. The city's founder must immediately come back to his timehonoured pedes: al. I cannot see97 words
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Article64 1945-11-28 2/3 Cannot the authorities concerned start the Newton bus service going again with at least one bus to start with if more cannot be spared? Residents of Newton area find it most difficult to go to offices, schools and to town without this means of transport. Taking a64 words
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Article240 1945-11-28 2/3 Reuter. JERUSALEM, Nov. 26.—Sixth Airborne Division troops this morning smashed through the gates of a collective Jewisn village in Shefaim which resisted their entry yesterday and after overcoming opposition, began identifying every one inside and searching for arms.—Reuter. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS (West Virginia), Nov. 26.— (UP)—TheReuter. - 240 words
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209 1945-11-28 2/3 LONDON, Noveaiber 'M, (UP).— Work rubber shortage* are being overcome steadily and wrld surpluses may accrue within three jears, Gsor» c Archer, Ministry of Supply official, yesterday told a press conference. Archer indicated that ihe outpui of natural and synthetic rubber may exceed potential consumption209 words
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Article144 1945-11-28 2/3 The battleship, Howe, one o'i the four most powerful ships in the Royal Navy, arrived m Singapore yesterday from Colombo, wearing the flag d Vice-Admiral C. Moody, Flag Officer, East Indies Fleet. Sho brought with her other senior officers of C.-in-C. E. I's staff. A sister144 words
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Article50 1945-11-28 2/3 An East-West Club to promote international friendship and understanding has been formed in Singapore by a group of Malayans and Service personnel. The first meeting of this organization will be held at the Wesley Methodist Church, Fore Canning, at 7.15 p.m. to-day. Membership is open to all.50 words
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Article64 1945-11-28 2/3 A veterinary committee acting on the instructions o: Lt.-Gen. Sir Miles Dempsey has recently completed an Inspection of all race horses :n Malaya. It appears that there is little reason why racing should not bt resumed soon. The Straits Racing Association cannot be reconstituted for64 words
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Article34 1945-11-28 2/3 Major-General Hone, CCAO, Malaya, left for London on Monday last on official duty. He is expected to return in midDecember. During his absence Brigadier Willan, DCCAO, Peninsula Division, will act as CCAO.34 words
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Article39 1945-11-28 2/3 A meeting of the Committee of the Chinese Association will be held on Friday, at 5.15 p.m. at the office of G. H. Kiat Co., Ltd., 6 8 Robinson Road, to discuss the affairs of the Association.39 words
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197 1945-11-28 2/3 Raffles Library will re-open on Saturday. Hours will be from 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily *acept on Sundays and public holidays. Subscriptions will be $16 per annum for First class subscribers, $12 for Second class and $6 for Third class members. Payments can be madj197 words
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Article89 1945-11-28 2/3 At a meeting of members of the Indian Youth Leagu?. held yesterday evening, to consider the question of reviving the iLeague, it was unanimously decided to keep the matter in abeyance and to give their wholehearted support to the revived Indian Association of Singapore. The meeting, which89 words
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Article142 1945-11-28 2/3 Wong Ah Yian, described ;>s proprietor of a provision and wine retailer's shop in Rochore Road, and his son, Wong Guan Hean, were each fined $1,000 by Mr. R. C. Hoffman in the fourth district court yesterday, when convicted on two charges ol selling liquor142 words
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Advertisement10 1945-11-28 2/3 Pianos 'PHONE 3358 KELLER PIANO CO. 2, ORCHARD ROAD, STORE10 words
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Advertisement267 1945-11-28 2/3 rOTICfS An Extraordinary Annual General meeting of the Ceylon Tamils' Association will be held on the Bth proximo at the Association Hall at 4 P.M. Motors are kindly requested to attend. We, the undersigned, beg to notify the public that we have started a Bakery at No. 74, Sungei Road.267 words
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