Malaya Tribune, 2 May 1946
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Title Section29 1946-05-02 1 The Malaya Tribune The Newspaper Of The People Of Malaya Telephone: Mil. FOUR PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS The Malaya Tribune Thursday, Muy 2, 1946.29 words
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1238 1946-05-02 1 ATTLEE ASKS U.S. TO SHARE PALESTINE COMMITMENTS Ang lo- American Report Bitterly Criticised In Near East ARAB STRIKE TOMORROW Reuter. THE BRITI SH GOVERNMENT IS ENTFRING INTO IMMEDIATE DISWiTH THE UNITED STATrS GOVERNMENT REGARDING JOINT N PAMSIME, DECLARED THE PRIME MINISTER IN THE HOUSE OF COMM AS YESTIRDAY. HE STATEDReuter. - 1,238 words
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Article220 1946-05-02 1 Reuter. —By The Soviet! MOSCOW, May 1 —Attacks on Brit .>h action in Greece and Malaya as weH on the activities of the Allied a: ion form in Japan were con tamed m appearing today in Soviet per odical "New Times." In crit cism of the schemeReuter. - 220 words
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Article21 1946-05-02 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. May 1.—India, China and Europe including 0 N.R.R.A. countries will get nit 115.000 000 pounds of dried -kimmed milk—Reu:er.Reuter. - 21 words
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102 1946-05-02 1 A.P. LONDOiV, May 2.—The Sult&n of Johore described the British knu for the Malayan Union as an "outright" annexation of the nine Malayan states and predicted mere is "bound to be trouble." Visitin? London in his first holidct§ since Johore's liberationA.P. - 102 words
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509 1946-05-02 1 SULTANS COMING AND GOING KLVLA LUMPJR, May 2.—At a conference yest r day evening aU eigne Malay rulers including th? Rege it of Jchore d?cided to a ttend a conference with the Governor of ihe Mai yan U..ioi scheduled fcr 10 a.m. next Thursday.509 words
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80 1946-05-02 1 A.P. CANBERRA, May 2.—A Government spokesman said Australia will shortly make contribii ions of hundreds of thousands of tons of grain and animal foods and more lamb and butter than was originally expected to the world's food pool. The Australian Ministerdesignate to Holland,A.P. - 80 words
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394 1946-05-02 1 Reuter A.P. LONDON, Apr. 30.-The Anglo-American report on Palestine has whipped Arab feeling into outraged indignation, won the lukewarm approval of the Jews and left Britain with the sole responsibility for keeping peace in a situation which may now be even more explosive thanReuter & A.P. - 394 words
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Article46 1946-05-02 1 A.P. NEW YORK. May I,—A number of stock leaders were higher in the early quiet market. Improved at the opening were the American Telephone, Pennsylvan railway, United States Steel, Un'ted States Rubber and Westinghouse. Republ c Steel and the Great Northern were preferred—A.P.A.P. - 46 words
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Article167 1946-05-02 1 Reuter. BAT AVIA, May I.—A Dutch patrol operating on the "paradise" island of Bali— east of Java —have arrested 13 Indonesian terrorists and two Japanese fugitives, according to the Netherlands news agency. In Java itself artillery fire and mortar fire has reduced the sniping of theReuter. - 167 words
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223 1946-05-02 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, May 2.—Secretary cf the Navy James Forrestal lambasied legislation to merge the armed forces, although praising President Truman basic objectives of postwar unification. Forrestal told the Senate Naval Committee that the "Army plan for merger" could result In abolishing the NavalA.P. - 223 words
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Article35 1946-05-02 1 Reuter. BERLIN, May I.—Marshal of the R.A.F. Sir Sholto Douglas arrived by air at Berlin this afternoon to take over from Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery as Chief of the British Occupation Force.—Reuter.Reuter. - 35 words
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Article204 1946-05-02 1 Reuter. LONDON. May I.—Mr. Winston Churchill, leader of the Opposition, said in the House of Commons to* day that he hoped the Prime Minit ster. Mr. Clement Attlee, would bear in mind that on the question of the Anglo-Egyptian treaty negotiations "there is a certain amount of anxiety."Reuter. - 204 words
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254 1946-05-02 1 CHANGCHUN, May 2.—Five American correspondents have been detained in Changchun by Communists under "protective" house arrest since the city fell on Apr. 16, writes Associated Press correspondent Tom Masterson. The correspondents had protested repeatedly that they are being held under armed guard. Once they254 words
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Article314 1946-05-02 1 MAY DAY Abroad Reuter A.P. LONDON. May I.—London today heard Moscow cheering as thousands greeted Marshal Stalin when the Soviet leader attended the great May Day parade in Red Square, Moscow. A huge "Leviathan" tank, the biggest ever seen in the Red Square, and a staff of sc.enlists working underReuter & A.P. - 314 words
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54 1946-05-02 1 Reuter. SYDNEY. May I.—Two hundred drivers of Sydney meat wagons stopped work today in sympathy with 90,000 New South Wales meat workers whose strike called on Monday 'threatens to affeci Australian food shipments to Britain. Workers in Canberra also became involved, employees at abaittors undReuter. - 54 words
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77 1946-05-02 1 Reuter. THE HAGUE. May 1. -Professor J. Logemann, Netherlands Minister for Overseas Territories, will make a statement in the Lrower Chamber tomorrow on the Dutch. Government's conduct of affairs concenvng Indonesia. A debate on the whole martyr will be held in the Lower Chamber nextReuter. - 77 words
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Advertisement17 1946-05-02 1 2-YEAR GUARANTEE FOR PEN REPAIRS E T. LEE 332, North Bridge Rd, 34. Chulia St. Telephone 7971.17 words
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Advertisement81 1946-05-02 1 Y. T. LEE TYPEWRITER DEALERS 332, North Bridge Rd, CU mm unhr taken monthly Telephone 7971. Vi m itl ANIM US Zij die buiten het k amp wonen en genoteerd staan om per eerste gelegenheid naar Nederland te evacueeren mceten Vrijdagochtend 3 Mci tusschen 10 en 12 nun passagebiljet afhalen81 words
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Article475 1946-05-02 2 News of the early elimination of the Rubber Buying Unit will hardly ais-. piease ihe producing end of the industry though il would be premature to say that any far-reaching changes will follow the restoration of the usual agencies. In Singapore recently, Sir Edward Gent, the Union Governor,475 words
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1733 1946-05-02 2 G.G THOMSON - By G.G THOMSON in a recent broadcast. On April 25 1945, representatives of 46 nation:: met at San Francisco to bring the United Nations Organisation. The idea and the title were already over three years old. On January 1, 1942, 25 days after the Japanese1,733 words
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129 1946-05-02 2 The contagious "Jai Hind" has spread like wildfire and in places most high and dignified, both Governmental and National, it is treated woth respect. Jai Hind—Victory to India is a victory to a democratic and united nation of four hundred millions which won't allow its129 words
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Article50 1946-05-02 2 W.th the re-opening of offices and businesses, employers are looking for clerks 'ypists, etc. May I remind them that they should not select those over zealous in working with the Japanese during the occupaton. Especially those countless informers the Japanese employed to spy on their own people.— -"A Victim."50 words
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Article71 1946-05-02 2 Can you or any of your Mathematician readers solve this problem? "Wholesale prices for fish, it is claimed, have fallen 100 per cent, from the figures obtaining a month a S° As a keen student ol mathematics. I take the meaning to be "Wholesale price of fish71 words
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Article155 1946-05-02 2 For a number of years I carried on business in a rented house in bus.ness section of the town until the Japs came and confiscated my stocK worth almost $60,000. The premise* were sealed by Japanese military and no one was allowed or would venture to go155 words
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Article234 1946-05-02 2 A.P. TOKYO, May I.—Japan's first May Day celebration in eleven years to-day passed without incident, but it brought a threat of general strike by organized labour seeking format'on of a leftist government. In Tokyo, a great bannerwav'ng crowd, estimated by the Provost-Marshal at 400.000, gatheredA.P. - 234 words
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Article384 1946-05-02 2 Stalin's Pledge A.P. LONDON. APRIL 30. —GENERALISSIMO STALIN PROMISED THAT THE SOVIET WILL BE TRUE TO THE POLICY OF PEACE AND SECURITY, BUT URGED THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE NOT TO "FORGET FOR A SINGLE MINUTE THE INTRIGUES OF INTERNATIONAL REACTION WHICH IS HATCHING PLANS OF A NEWA.P. - 384 words
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Article681 1946-05-02 2 The three million Chinese in Siam must have heaved a great sign of relief on receiving the welcome news that China and Siam have at la t signed a Treaty of Amity. For decades they have had to exI ercise all their pat'ence and ingenI uity to681 words
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Advertisement17 1946-05-02 2 At Your Service Again BUN BEE CO., Provision, Wine and Spirit Dealers. PHONE 616) BEACH RD., &PQRE.17 words
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Advertisement118 1946-05-02 2 I MANSFIELD CO., LIMITED. (Incorporated in Singapore) BLIE FIXXEL LIKE Sailings to United Kingdom. Cargo for Continental ports accepted when sufficient inducement offers. Dates not guaranteed "Antilochus" Sails for U.K. 7 May Glenfinlas" Due from U.K. 7 May WESTERN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT IHE CHEAPEST RATE Single Fare118 words
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Article61 1946-05-02 3 Two people have 'been killed, and six others, including a Malay constable, injured as a result of objects they picked from the sea exploding. These objects are described as tins, five inches long and three inches in diametre. They consist of two casings, the inner one of61 words
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Article211 1946-05-02 3 A charge of armed gang robbery with murder was explained to Lee Chye Hock in the Second Police Court yesrerday. I t ;s alleged that at 11 p.m. on April 8 at East Coast Ro;id. the accused with six others robbed one Koh Han Seng of Cash211 words
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Article204 1946-05-02 3 When a Negro, E. E. Ekpenyon, was acquitted in the First Police Court yesterday—the prosecution offering no evidence —on a change of theft h s counsel, Mr. E. M. Tampoe Philips submitted th.it the charge was utterly false. He said that Ekpenyon had missed his ship204 words
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Article194 1946-05-02 3 Two cars which were l>elieved to have been used by robbers on Tuesday night, were detained by police radio cars yesterday. In one of the cases, it was reported that four Chinese, one of whom was armed with a pistol visited the house cf a woman194 words
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263 1946-05-02 3 OVER 7,000 PERSON 9 -AMONG WHOM WERE MORE THAN A HUNDRED CHILDREN BEARING UNITED NATIONS, INDIAN AND INDONESIAN NATIONAL FLAGS AND BANNERS, SHOUTING SLOGANS AND SINGING PATRIOTIC CHINESE SONGS, MARCHED THROUGH THE STREETS OF THE CITY YESTERDAY IN CELEBRATION OF LABOUR DAY. THERE WERE263 words
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Article187 1946-05-02 3 The world has heard of the important md decisvie battles oi ihe recent war but less is known cone rning the smaller operarons which pared the way for ihe success of the big batiles. One such operation w r as the Barile of W.ilch.-ren. an island187 words
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157 1946-05-02 3 Chief Petty Officer Yoshida Susumi who was charged with ill treating Subaiya, a civilian resident of Por t Blair sometime in June 7 ast year, with the result that Suba ya died soon after was found guilty in the Sixth War Crimes court157 words
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Article163 1946-05-02 3 More denials of participation m the tortures were recorded n the second war crimes court yesterday, when the c a s e in which eight Japanese are charged with commixing atrociees against citizens of Port Blair, entered Itg clos ng stages. Four of the accused,163 words
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Article82 1946-05-02 3 The attention of all women and girls of Singapore is drawn to a notice of a meeting of intending Y.W.C.A. members to be held at the Hostel. Fort Canning Rd.. on Thurs- 1 day. May 9 at 5. For the younger girls a meeting to re-form clubs will82 words
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233 1946-05-02 3 H. K. To Have "Measure Of Self Government" Reuter. HONGKONG, May I.—When Sir Mark Young today resumed office as Civil Governor of Hong Kong, he disclosed plans for revision of the colony's constitution in such a way as to permit a greater measure of self-government. "His Majesty's Oovernmnet has UnderReuter. - 233 words
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Article75 1946-05-02 3 After pleading guihy in the First Police Court to theft of twelve p eces of whhe cloth, Jum.'at b. Adim asked for leniency on the grounds that he had jusi got married four days ago. Mr Paul Storr, the magistrate, accepted Juma'at's statement and75 words
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Article61 1946-05-02 3 The East West Society is holding two meetings this week. To-day at 8 p.m. there will be a lecture by Mr. J. Eber on "Oriental Art" and on Sunday at 6 p.m. Mr. J. Brazier M.B.E. will deliver a lecture on "Trade Unionism in Malaya." Both meetings61 words
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Advertisement327 1946-05-02 3 SteSS luiltiiMii^m "■iiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiimiiMiiiiiiiiMitMiiiiiiiiimr mir;i>iiinrnnitnnmir^Mniiiiniiniiimminr rrl' 11 I I IT Sky G.W. (Nightly at 7 9.30) Who's Claw is it and Why Scarlet? Basil Rathbone (as 'Sherlock Holmes') Hard at it to solve 'The Scarlet Claw" with Nigel Bruce (as 'Dr. Watson') Atlantic G. W. (Nightly at 7 9.30) Opening To-night327 words
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Advertisement50 1946-05-02 3 TO-DAY 3 SHOWS DAILY j Tel. 6909: 3—6—9 P.M. TREMENDOUS CROWDS TURN AWAY. BECAUSE PRA- BHAT'S only CAN GIVE onc c in A LIFE TIME! I "CHAXD" I STARRING I PREMADIB BEGUM PARA—SITARA, MUSIC! SONGS!! LAUGHS!!! |f Watch Out Saturday 11th May At Midnight "A IN A I in Hindustani50 words
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Advertisement237 1946-05-02 3 WORLD-FAMOUS! SFilm"g Spectacular Melodramatic Sequences I jß| OPERA (Universal's Technicolour Gem-sensation) Drawing Big Crowds |k CAPITOL "MiDNIGHT SATURDAY NELSON EDDY SUSANNA FOSTER "Son of Robin Hood" claude rains (in Technicolour) Head Cast of with cornel wilde Thousands 1.. t Phone jh II J\ W 5 SHOWS 3400 W#% I iIAT237 words
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Article303 1946-05-02 4 Nuremburg Trials A.P. NURFMIJURG, Niay 2—Hjalmar Schacht proudly told the International Tribunal on Wednesday that he was no creature of Hitler's Ger many and had waged a consistent fight against the excesses of the Nazi regime. "At every opportunity I said no," theA.P. - 303 words
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Article115 1946-05-02 4 A.P. PARIS, May 2.—Soviet Foreign Minister M. Molotov and U.S. Secretary of State James Byrnes clashed in the question of the future Allied control of Italy as the Foreign Ministers' Council rejected Austria's plea for the return of Southern Tyrol by Italy. A qualified conference observer saidA.P. - 115 words
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560 1946-05-02 4 A.P. Reuter LONDON, May I.—Dr. Alan Nunn May, 34-year-old British physicist who worked on nuclear research in Canada during war-time pursuit of atomic energy, pleaded guilty today to a charge of communicating "to some person unknown certain information calculated to be, or which mightA.P. & Reuter - 560 words
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389 1946-05-02 4 "Universal Adult Suffrage" In opposition to the separation of the Colony of Singapore from the Malayan Union which because an accomplished fact with the coming into force of the Singapore Colony Order-in-Council, 1946, the Malayan Democratic Union, has submitted a memorandum to the Governors of Singapore389 words
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Article133 1946-05-02 4 I The Singapore Advisory Council met for the first time today. Th e meeting was held ju the Mun cipal Council Chambers. His Excellency the Governor, Mr. F. C. Gimson. presiding. The other members present wen- the General Officer Command;ng, the acting AttroneyGeneral. the acting Financ al133 words
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Article28 1946-05-02 4 Reuter. PARIS, May I.—Four Frenchmen were killed and 10 others seriously wounded in an affray hetueen Frenchmen and IndoChinese at Tongking. according to the France Presse Agency today.—R*uter.Reuter. - 28 words
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Article157 1946-05-02 4 Reuter. CANBERRA, May Clement Attlee, Prime Minister of Great Britain, and Mr. Joseph B. Chirly, Prime Minister of Australia, are now carrying on personally in England discussions about the decentralisation of the British munitions industry to points in the British Empire, about which cablesReuter. - 157 words
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Article77 1946-05-02 4 A.P. WASHINGTON, May I.—Major Gen. Philip Fleming, Federal Works Administrator, to-day sa-d that the Public Roads Administration was preparing a plan to be ready in two weeks for the rehabilitation of Philippines highways. He bel eved the rehabilitation would cost $100,000,000 and require five years time. Half ofA.P. - 77 words
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Article48 1946-05-02 4 A.P. ROME, May 2.-The Italian New Agency Ansa reported Aiuea troops were streaming into Trieste for a parade today commemmorating the first anniversary of the Allied entry into this disputed area. The agency said two British cruisers and a freighter were anchored in the narbour —A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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