Malaya Tribune, 28 May 1946
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Title Section34 1946-05-28 1 The Malaya Tribune The Newspaper Of The People Of Malaya 'Phone Nos:— Editorial 5811 Advertising, Circulation Accounts 5812 EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, May 28, 1946 TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune Tuesday. May 28. 1946.34 words
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817 1946-05-28 1 'Action Result Of Very Grievou s Provoca tion Bangkok To Lodge Protest To UNO? Reuter A.P. PARIS, MAY 27. —THE SECRET NEGOTIATIONS WHICH HAD BEEN GOING ON FOR A MONTH BETWEEN SIAMESE AND FRENCH AUTHORITIES AT SAIGON ABOUT BORDER AND MINORITYReuter & A.P. - 817 words
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Article93 1946-05-28 1 Reuter. lON DON. May 27—A iding British motor ;nufactunng company rk'jig with an electric I g ncering firm, has been ryino out experiments an electric car, states c "Daily Telegraph." O i 'he vehic c has done mile* per hour. Up to the present th? cess yeReuter. - 93 words
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Article152 1946-05-28 1 AP. WASHINGTON, May 28. —The International Food Conference called upon the Id to eat dark flour, usinij more of wheat grain than at present and mixing it with other grains an i notatces as a means of combatting hunger in the next twelve months.AP. - 152 words
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214 1946-05-28 1 Reuter. NEW York, May 26. —Sir RamaMudaliar, Indian Chairman UNO Economic and Socit' re yesterday declared thrt is now going to he one He formally opened n of the Council which ded by delegates of 18 iati(>ns. Truman in a message the AmericanReuter. - 214 words
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Article, Illustration223 1946-05-28 1 FIRST CHANGE IN LABOUR GOVT. Reuter. LONDON, May 27.—Sir Ben Smith has resigned as Minister of Food. It was announced that Mr. John Strachey, Parliamentary Under Secretary for Air, had been appointed Food Minister. Mr. Geoffrey de Freitas replaces Mr. Stratchey as Parliamentary Under Secretary for Air.Reuter. - 223 words
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187 1946-05-28 1 Reuter. LONDON, May 27. Sir Waldron Smithers, Conservatoire, asked in the House of Commons today if arrangen nts would be made for the evacuation from India of all women and children immediately in view of the recent decisions of the British Government.Reuter. - 187 words
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Article222 1946-05-28 1 Reuter. CAIRO, May 27.—Denying that there is any hitch in the Anglo-Egyptian treaty talks the Egyptian Prime Minister, Ismail Sidky Pasha, speaking: in the Egyptian Senate to-night stated: "I feel sure Egypt will attain her goal through Mr. Ernest Bevin, (British Foreign Secretary) and hisReuter. - 222 words
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78 1946-05-28 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM. May 27.—The Pa'estine Higher Committee to-d-iv sent a note to Gen. Si r Alan Cunningham Palestine Hi«rh Commissioner, rrotesting apainst the continued Jev. ish immigration and slating that the "Committee may be unabv to control the situation In this critical period if theReuter. - 78 words
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Article109 1946-05-28 1 A.P. LONDON, May 27. —London newspapers today attacked both Mr. Herbert Morrison and the United States for what they called' 'the great food mystery" and indications were that the Conservatives were prepared to force a full-scale food debate in Commons. Lord Beaverbrook's Daily Express declaredA.P. - 109 words
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Article85 1946-05-28 1 A.P. MEXICO CITY, May 27.—Former President Herbert Hoover arrived here Sunday on the first lap of his Latin American tour to appeal for additional relief for the world's famfhe rreas. Before leaving Dallas, Texas. Mr. Hoover said he was satisfied Latin America would make its contribution toA.P. - 85 words
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Article84 1946-05-28 1 Reuter. BOMBAY. May 2f>.— Twelve persons were killed and eight seiiously injured wh»'n a large quantity of highly explosive material, stored in an ancient stonewalled building at Indergarh in Datia State, caught fire and exploded, according to a report from Jhansi in the United Provinces. PartReuter. - 84 words
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66 1946-05-28 1 Reuter. LONDON. May 27 —Arthur Bennett, a former Royal Air Porco Squadron Leader, is to be given bacK his E:>so a year job at the Urban Council Office. He will also be paid Z'J'S3 compensation. This decision has been made T>y Mr. R. R.Reuter. - 66 words
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Article241 1946-05-28 1 C. McKelvie - Housing Shortage From C. McKelvie KUALA LUMPUR, May 28—Kuala Lumpur Europeans are to approach the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition in the matter of housing shortage. Last night a section of the European Community and others met at the Town Hall when it241 words
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Article214 1946-05-28 1 All the LATEST in a few lines Reuter. BATAVIA, May 27.—Two Japanese trying to escape from Batavia to join Japanese deserters in the interior of the island were arrested. Reuter. LONDON. 27—A Moscow Radio report says that until Poland has her own industry the Russian Government will supply the PolishReuter. - 214 words
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139 1946-05-28 1 Reuter. LONDON. May 27—The possibility of securing for India supplies of rice which might be available in Java is being actively pursued by the British Government in conjunction with the Government of India and in consultation with the Netherlands Government said Mr.Reuter. - 139 words
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Advertisement16 1946-05-28 1 THE PIONEER HOUSE FOR PIANO REPAIRS THE 1 111: EAGLE I'IAXO CO., 328, Serangoon Road Singapore.16 words
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Advertisement50 1946-05-28 1 INSIST on SER VICE AT THE MALAYAN RADIO SERVICE Co., 10 ORCHARD RD. You &et Reliability, Efficiency and fnext-to-nothing in Hp-Keep —■H——i——— m At Your Service Again GIAN SINGH <& €o.j 4, Battery Road, Singapore. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE MERCHANTS OF SILKS, COTTONS, ART SILK, PIECE GOODS, READY MADE GOODS ETC.50 words
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Article145 1946-05-28 2 Reuter. TEHEEAN. May 27.—Negotiations between the Persian Cen.al Government and the mission from the 'home rule" province of Azerbaijan which ended in a deadlock, abo it a fortnight ago are due to be lesumed at Tabriz, Capital of Azerbaijan, in a few day* time, according to Tabriz radio.Reuter. - 145 words
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59 1946-05-28 2 A.P. NEW YORK. May 27.—The railway Strike delayed UNIIRA shipments for two days, and UNRRA did not ship one shipload of coal last week. La Guardia. Director General of UNRRA. said on Sunday nipht. He added, however, that 12 ships »ere waiting now in AmercanA.P. - 59 words
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Article35 1946-05-28 2 Reuter. BAREILLY. United Provinces, I.fay 27.—Seven people have been killed. 65 injured and 176 arrested here since Friday night, when distui bances broke out between two groups. In Allahabad three were killed in disturbances. —Reuter.Reuter. - 35 words
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Article158 1946-05-28 2 (Tribune Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, May 27. —Amar Sngh, a Sikh, who was later found out to be a police constable, was shot dead by detectives of the Investigation Branch before he and three others were ambushed fn a car on Klang Road last night.158 words
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328 1946-05-28 2 A.P. BATAVIA. May 25. —Leaders in the Indonesian press have mace a r-barp point of the contrast between B i n's liberal behaviour in British India and what they term the unchanged attitude" cf the Dutch. Here the Dutch have a lotA.P. - 328 words
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Article48 1946-05-28 2 A.P. TOKYO, May 26.—The Imperial Household has announced the resignation of the Emperor's brother. Prince Chichibu and 14 other Japan* se princes as members of the House of Peers. The princes came under a SCAP directive which withdrew their previous special privileges and honoiary positions.—A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article16 1946-05-28 2 AP. NEW YORK, May 27.—Joseph Aiuiill Patterson. 67, New York News publisher died today.— A I.AP. - 16 words
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Article119 1946-05-28 2 A.P. TOKIO. May 26—The mas> Clamour for more food Was renewed today, Kyodo reported, with an estimated 20.000 organised Workers at Nagoya Participating in the first public demonstration since Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur s Warning against -mob Violence." The Nagoya police said the threehour parade andA.P. - 119 words
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992 1946-05-28 2 Reuter. CAIRO, May 25—Middle East oilfields are destined to play ever a greater part in supplying the world's needs. They are rich in all kinds of petroleum products —heavy oil, asphalts, aviation and motor spirit and kerosene (paraffin)—and various byproducts. One day the graph ofReuter. - 992 words
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Article68 1946-05-28 2 Ihe Government of India have decided that in cases where evacuees have returned to Burma, Malaya, etc. leaving their families behind in India assistance may continue to' be granted to such families in deserving and necessitous cases for such period as the bread-winner is68 words
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Article, Illustration50 1946-05-28 2 An exclusive picture just received from Bucharest where the trial of General Antonescu, former Fuehrer of Rouman a, and other noted collaborators is proceeding. Picture shows General An*ionescu (left) and Mihai Antonescu, former Minister of the Interior, in the dock Central Press Photo. Central Press Photo.Central Press Photo. - 50 words
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149 1946-05-28 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The first all-juvenile swing band will make its debut in Singapore on July 4, when the local Filipino community will hold Independance Day celebrations. This band, staffed by Filipino children, all under 14 years, will compete with another swing team149 words
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213 1946-05-28 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Manila has somewhat solved its transport problem by the release of 1.'.00 U. S. Army jeeps, which are no a- used as taxis in the city, said Paul Domingo. Filipino businessman who recently returned from a visit :o his home213 words
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Article147 1946-05-28 2 In a Parliamentary written reply by Mr. Tomlinson, Minister of Works, provisional estimates for the chief iterr"? of expenditure on the Victory celebrations on June 8 were given. The following are the estimates: Camps.—Expenditure by War Office. £30.000: expenditure by Ministry cf Works. £5,000. Decorations, £20.000; Flood light,147 words
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Article139 1946-05-28 2 Manikam Tanapathy and Sundram Gopal, the Superintendent and the Jailer respectively of Outram Road Prison during the occupation Weie Committed to Stand their tiial at the coming Assizes on charge-s in Connection With causing hurt at the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry in the Seventh Court139 words
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Article104 1946-05-28 2 Poh Kirn Huat (37), who claimed to i'C a rag-and-bone man, was flneJ ?_'■"> in default, two weeks' r.i. when h-. pleaded guilty before Mr. Paul Storr. in the police court, to a "barge of fradulert possession of four gunny sacks of typewriting p.»ocr. It. was104 words
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113 1946-05-28 2 Malay Women To Join Anti-Unio n Rally In Penang (Tribune CoruspondPnt» PENANG, May 27_ T .SL Malay romrnunity are plannin. l l of the biggest rallies w&tfi Will stage at the French rfc School when Capt. L D r' g mans. M.P.. urires in PeWJr Malay women wll Mlcfiffa large113 words
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172 1946-05-28 2 Information has been receive] from the Colonial Officv. London to the effect that arrangemenu have been ma le for Current interest due on Malayan Qovernj Dollar Loai to be paid in Malaya as from April 1, 1946, it i> offleia"" stated. Holders of these172 words
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Article129 1946-05-28 2 ("Tribune PENANG, May 27.—An addition of tour rodio car patrols is expected in the near future for the Police to cOVer the Suburban areas. Districts such as Ba!i'£ Pulau. Teluk Kumbar and other village* Will De patrolled. The operations of gangster! have been considerably reduced129 words
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Article51 1946-05-28 2 Tribune Correspondent) PENANG, May 27. Time gangsters took to their heels wrun Interrogated by three members M the Kedah Volunteer Force yesterday on a r oad a short distant* from Sungei Patatn. One shot Was fired by Wi< garesters who ran away on seeing the Volunteers loading their51 words
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Article414 1946-05-28 2 (Tribune Correspondent) PENANG, May 27.—"We hope that in course of time in every colony there will be a self-governing parliament or a council with members elected by the p3ople of the country, and all colonies and dominions come to be leagued with the British Commonwealth of414 words
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Advertisement11 1946-05-28 2 4Sm3a. T R0V ""~y oM/ JM\ »r^-— —is KmLs 7^ QCLĔPi^^^0^Mi11 words
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763 1946-05-28 3 Economic Adviser Supports Minimum Wage Scheme Ij£ C. J. Fyke, Economic Adviser to Singapore an Mil ayan Union, who held a press conference yesterday, stated tiiat Labour is the principal economic in this country and as such he would strongly support763 words
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Article55 1946-05-28 3 With effect from June 1 ■he prices, of locally brewel beer ivill be reduced to 6j cents per pint bottle an 1 $1.00 per quart bottle, except where beer is served on the prem'ses in wh eh case the charge ivill be 80 ecu's per pint bottle55 words
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249 1946-05-28 3 LIVERPOOL. May 27—When the' veteran ex-German liner "Empres* of Australia" left Liverpool today with 700 passengers for Colombo and Singapore, she carried over 200 British Malayan planters and busia v men who with their families had to flee before the Japanese advance on the Malayan249 words
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Article443 1946-05-28 3 "DEATH RAILWAY" CASE That he could not be held responsible for the shortcomings of his super iors who did not supply him with enough medicine and food despite his requests and that a number of officers who served under him should be held responsible for443 words
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Article185 1946-05-28 3 An inquiry into a tentative Charge of hurt against an Indian detective Naiayaiiasamy opened before Mr. H. A. Forrer in the Seventh Police Court yesterday. Chief Inspector A. H. IJeW la prosecuting and Mr. M. J. Namazie is appearing for the defence. First Witness, Gopal Kallappan, deposed185 words
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Article59 1946-05-28 3 The following appointments were announced in the Government GaSSTof May 24.:-Mr. B. J. Jennings as Crown Counsel and Deputy Public prosecutor. Singapore, CommanHer C A. Robinson. D. S. 0.. K. N. as Master Attendaant. Singapore. Mr M Jamieson as Chief Chemist, cincanore Dr. Jackson as Chemist. 3 ngapore. Major59 words
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Article125 1946-05-28 3 Government has already provided financial assistance to help in the rehabilitation of the country, declared Mr. C. J. Pyke, Economic Adviser to the Malayan Union and Singapore, in an interview with the press yesterday. "Government is negotiating advances and financial assistance to Quite a number of125 words
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Article113 1946-05-28 3 Caught with a pair of boots he had stolen from a tent in Prince Bernard Camp, a Dutch camp in Tanah Morah Besa»\ Lim Ah Chsr < 17) told Mr. Paul Storr, first district judge that he had lost all his own clothes and wanted113 words
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Article, Illustration22 1946-05-28 3 BRINGING Malay kronchongs to Britain A happy untitled of Malayan troops now in London for the Victory Parade. ~%zntral Press Pho o.22 words
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Article69 1946-05-28 3 The Secretary of Slate for the Colonies has sent the following telegram to HE. the Governor-General: "The message which you sent from S ngapore has been laid before H.M. The King. I have been d reeled by H.M. to con vey *o you the expression of69 words
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344 1946-05-28 3 Holidaying at Labrador Villa, four nuises. Seng Kiew Ying. Tan Ching Hai. Betty Xavier. and Helen Chan, had their clothing and other belongings stolen from them on the night )f April 27 but thanks to the vigilance and sleuth-Tike qualities of a filth nurse.344 words
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Article118 1946-05-28 3 A.P. SINGAPORE. May 27.—A SEAC spokesman today confirmed that Admiral Lord Louis Mount bat-rtn, Supreme Allied Commander. Southeast Asia, has ordered a new trial for Fara Singh. Sikh police sergeant who was senenced to death in North Borneo for the war-time murder of five Chinese guerillas.A.P. - 118 words
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602 1946-05-28 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Plant find ourselves? What for? Just look at the amount of food in Singapore. Surely that does not spell famine?" These opinions of the Malayan public will explain why the "Grow more food" campaign has failed to meet with602 words
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289 1946-05-28 3 Th rev guards-of-honour formed by the Army., Navy and the Air Force, will parade tomorrow on the Padang at a ceremony at which the Supreme Allied Commander will present the city of Singapore With a Japanese gun Captured in Burma and the Union Jack289 words
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Article67 1946-05-28 3 Aji armed gang consisting of n Chinese, a Bengali and two Tamils tobbert a Tamil tff tl.noo worth of «a»h nn<\ jewellery at Robin Road at 8.30 p.m. on. Sunday akrht. At Race Course Road a Hakka woman was' robbed of $250 rf 1 a"d. jewellery^.*.ajued at $1..,0Q067 words
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Advertisement484 1946-05-28 3 Capitol Quick Cleaner HEEHEN BUTLDINO 2488, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE Opposite to Orange Road Fife House High Cla3S Workmanship Dry Cleaning and Invisible mending t Quick Cleaners 24 hours service Collect and Delivery. IO ALL MOTHERS IN SINGAPORE] Fliotographing of your babies and children presents no problems at:— ULY WHITE STUDIO484 words
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Article36 1946-05-28 4 S -jNG. The engagement _.:r .need between Mr. Cheofc Ghee only son of the late Mr. li Cheok Teng Phow and Miss 151:5 Gck Chua fourth daughter of lav? >rr St Mrs. Sng Ah Piew.36 words
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Article402 1946-05-28 4 One of the worst manifestations of post-war freedom in all parts of the world takes the form of strikes. Deplorable, though sometimes justified, strikes can be downright wicked. At the present time, strikes hold up the work of rehabilitation and interfere with measures all countries are desperately trying402 words
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1688 1946-05-28 4 The smashing of Japan's industries means that her goods will no longer flood the world's markets. Who will obtain the major portion of this huge trade-Britain, America, Russia? Before the war. Japan was the fourth largest of the exporting countries of the world.1,688 words
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Article574 1946-05-28 4 Rosalind was a charming young woman liked by all who knew her and the tragedy of her life—and death—is yet an. other mark against the Japanese with their long list of atrocities. It was on September 1. 1944. that Rosalind, her husband and their ten months574 words
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Advertisement34 1946-05-28 4 A not her Large Shipment of (Columbia including His Master's Voice Parlophone Decca Brunswick ever brought into Malaya Obtainable from Nang Heng Co., 103-105, Selegie Road, KELLER PIANO CO., No. 2, Orchard Road, SINGAPORE.34 words
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Advertisement156 1946-05-28 4 Silver Line KERR STEAMSHIP COMPANY INC. GENERAL AGENTS New York City, New York. ROUND THE WORLD EXPRESS SERVICE. m/v Silverteal* Commences Penang :>sth. May For U.S.A. Atlantic Ports Via Cape of Good Hor» Agents: I Hadden Co., (Singapore) Limited. j TEL. 6802. MANSFIELD CO, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Singapore) BLUE FUNWEL156 words
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Article556 1946-05-28 5 port lias it that Chicago men arc learning to drink the Chinese fashion. a newspapei man is initiatm Into the esoteric appiv- U a without the cloying iiri f sugar and cream, ips with the American's for research and statis- business men have distil il quiM dilutes556 words
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Article, Illustration101 1946-05-28 5 Three recent pictures o; the Royal Family. Top left, the Queen at the Royal Farm at Windsor, to Whizh members of the International Conference of Agricultural Producers recently paid a vis't. The Queen covers her head with a scarf as a protection against wind and rain: Below. The101 words
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Article267 1946-05-28 5 A.P. LONDON, May 26.—Britain has sought information from Washington of the published view of a State Department official that Herbert Morrison erred in his report to the House of Commons on the now American food commitments. A flurry in oft Vial circles over the interpretationA.P. - 267 words
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624 1946-05-28 5 London- May 27.—Soviet Foreign Commissar Vyacheslav Molotov, in a statement broadcast by Moscow Radio declared that Russia could not agree to the calling of the formal 21-nation peace conference until the representatives of the big Four have reached a preliminary agreement on Treaty questions. Molotov624 words
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252 1946-05-28 5 Reuter. NANKING. May 27.—Government troops Were reported'" to be marching rapidly on to Harbin but the renewal of direct negotiations between the Government and Communist leaders led to predictions of an imminent truce in all Manchuria. Gen. Chiang Kai-shek is still in Mukden conferringReuter. - 252 words
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Article112 1946-05-28 5 A.P. NEW YORK, May 27.—The United States railways slowly pulled out of the Strike paralysis yesterday as travellers reappeared in the stations which for 48 hours had been Virtually deserted. Most of the time-tables approached normal after a night of intense activity on the partA.P. - 112 words
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1241 1946-05-28 5 Revolutionary Ideas Of World Strategy Shaped Reuter. LONDON, May 26. —New ideas of world strategy revolutionising British traditions and looking towards complete reorientation of the Commonwealth defence system have taken shape at the Dominion Premiers conference just ended in London, it wasReuter. - 1,241 words
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Article114 1946-05-28 5 A.P. PRAGUE, May 27.—The Communists last night emerged as Czechoslovakia's strongest political party In the nation's first free election in 11 years. In Prague, the Communists led unexpectedly with about 239,000 votes. Prague had been viewed by many observers as a National Socialist stronghold.A.P. - 114 words
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Article102 1946-05-28 5 A.P. BANGKOK, May 27.—Tension still gripped the -town along the Mekong River above Nongkai today after a night of sporadic firing across the river border. The government communiquj from Nongkai on Sunday reported two French raids upon the Siamese town in the early morning. A bandA.P. - 102 words
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43 1946-05-28 5 A.P. MOSCOW, May 27.—The newspaper Trud published a Tass dispatch from Shanghai quoting a war correspondent for the China Weekly Review as saying American tanks ,and bombers with American-trained crews were supporting the Kuomintang Army in Manchuria.—A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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Advertisement289 1946-05-28 5 NOTICES MUNICIPAL NOTICE For Information of Medical Practitioners. Please note that two cases of SMALL POX have been notified in residents of Cheng Tuan Street, off Tanjong Pagar Road. By Order H. R. MORRISON Ag. Municipal Health Officer. NOTICE Will Clients please note that HORACE W. LANGDON EVERY (Incorporating WATERS289 words
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448 1946-05-28 6 Howard C. Heyn - Mixing Live Characters And Cartoon Animation (By Howard C. Heyn A.P. HOLLYWOOD—WaIt Disney, who has probably gone farther than any other Hollywood film producer in essaying new methods of expression on the screen, is now completing his sec ond and most extensive experiment inA.P. - 448 words
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123 1946-05-28 6 Stanley Robinson (46). a British soldier, claimed trial when he was charged before Mr. Paul Storr, in the first police court, with causing hurt to Chay Ah Woon, a Chinese woman, by "firing a sten gun so rashly as to endanger human life or the123 words
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696 1946-05-28 6 An Army Observer - By An Army Observer Two sons of the late Bishop of Newcastle, Colonel C. H. D. Wild (still of Singapore), and the Rev. R. D. F. Wild, (of Eton College, Windsor), both of the Oxfordshire and Buckingham? shire Light Infantry- had very similar experiences696 words
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Article223 1946-05-28 7 A.P. BRUSSELS. May 28—Belgium red the semi-final of the Davis C p European division by a 3-2 margin over China on Monday and moves on to meet Sweden. Tin brilliant Chinese star, dimi,tiv< Kli<> Sin-ke trounced botli Belgium s aces, Philippe Washer, who fell onA.P. - 223 words
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Article59 1946-05-28 7 Reuter. ("SSELS. May 26.—Delegates more than a' dozen countries \oected to take part in the C( of the Workers Sports Intkmml which opens here today and will continue until next Thursday. re will be delegates from Finland. France Palestine. Poland and riand. and delegates or obserare i xnectedReuter. - 59 words
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Article65 1946-05-28 7 Tin following haw been selectplay Cricket for tile CS.C. as M the R.A.F. (Tengah) at I -ih on Sunday:—C. Thuraising, K. Muthiuamaru, R. V. S. am, U. W. de SilVa, E. mv, 3. Yogoraja. A. Vijiam, F. van Rooyen, V. N. Pi SK. Sundram. W. Ponniah, P G.65 words
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Article, Illustration73 1946-05-28 7 Learning a Trade Preparing demobilized men for jobs thousands of demobilized men are waiting to go to the Ministry of Labour trailing centres to learn a trade, noio that their fighting days are over. The main waiting list is for men who want to become electrical engineers. P.ciure shows one73 words
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109 1946-05-28 7 Reuter. LONDON, May 27.—After a slow War! Ihe export trade from the U.K. Par East has lately been denost of the merchandise is L sent to the principal Malayan While there is ample room a big increase, the volume of the lit r ISReuter. - 109 words
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285 1946-05-28 7 Mankad Captures Six Wickets For 53 Runs #Indian bowlers in good form LONDON, May 27.—The Indian tourists look like easy winners in their match against the Marylebone Cricket Club which will end tomorrow. After piling up 438 in the first innings, they skittled cut the285 words
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Article198 1946-05-28 7 INDIANS, Ist INNINGS Merchant c Wyatt b Davics 148 Mustaq Ali b Gray 9 Modi b Wyatt 48 Amarnath b Wyatt 0 Gul Moh-med c Griffith b Gray Hazare b Marsham 04 Mankad c Edrich b Wyatt 11 Sarwate <» Shinde not out Hindlekar c Bartlett b Wyatt 7.198 words
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Article287 1946-05-28 7 Reuter. LONDON, May 26.—India's total of 373 for 7 was a Very good effort and I feel Mile makes them sale from defeat, Writes Leary Constantine, Reuters special Cricket Correspondent. The loss of those quick Wickets early on might have rattled many teams, but the Indians areReuter. - 287 words
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Article69 1946-05-28 7 A.P. ST. LOUIS, May 27.—Little Ben Hcgan won the 43rd U.S. Western Open Golf Championship with a record 17 below par 271. He beat Lloyd Mangrum of Los Angeles by four strokes to earn the U. 5.52,000 First Prize of the $10.000 tournament. ThisA.P. - 69 words
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Article169 1946-05-28 7 Reuter. LONDON. May 26,—With cricket getting intt) its stride again and the return to County Championship play many followers of the national game expected bowlers to come more into their own. They based this judgement on the less preparation of the pitches in the past years. South expectationsReuter. - 169 words
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Article112 1946-05-28 7 Reuter. LONDON. May 27.— The Victoria Club DerOy eallOVer today Was as follows: 4 to 1 Happy Knight offered, 9 to 2 Wanted; b to 1 Kilnled taken and offered; 17 to 2 Grull Stream offered, 9 to 1 taKen; 9 to 1 Fast-aild-Fair offered, 19 toReuter. - 112 words
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Article74 1946-05-28 7 Reuter. PARIS. May 26. .Basikus, which i> expected to challenge for the British races next month, scored a cleai-Cut Win in the 400,000 Francs (about £840» Prix Dunabob over a mile and a half ut Longchamps today. Owned by Jean Coaturk and ridden by Charles Bouillon, Ba-n--eus beatReuter. - 74 words
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155 1946-05-28 7 Reuter. LEEDS. May 26. —Golfers, particularly those who remember Britain vanquishing America in the Ryder Cup match on the same course 17 \ears ago have plenty to discuss following the victory of Bobby Locke, y »ung South African, in the Thousand Guineas tournamentReuter. - 155 words
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Article77 1946-05-28 7 A.P. INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. May 27. —European champion Rudi Caraceola may enter the 500--mile Indianapolis Memorial Day moor race even hough he cannot bring his Mercedes racing car from EuropeThe veteran American driver, Joe Thome, who was recently injured in a motorcycle accident has offered Caraceola his sixcylinderA.P. - 77 words
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Article78 1946-05-28 7 At a general meeting of. the Meirytime Badminton Party, last Sunday, the following were elected office-bearers for the year. President: M. M. Alkadree; vice-presid-ents: L. Edwards Soh Keam Hiap. Hon. Secretary: B. C. Mah, asst. Hon. secretary: Gan Poh Yew, hon. sports captain: George Tan; asst. Hon. sports78 words
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Article47 1946-05-28 7 With the Victory Athletic Meet to be held on June 16 fast approaching. Indian athletes arc training hard at the Jalan B?sar Stadium every Tuesday and Thursday at about 6 o'clock in the evenings. They will holdtheir heats to select representatives on June 11 at 6 p.m47 words
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Article93 1946-05-28 7 Reuter. LONDON. May 27.—Sir Francis Eden Lacey. M.C.C. Secretary between 1926 and 1938. died at Warminster. Wiltshire, yesterday, aged 86, Flags were at half-mast at Lords to-day. Although a batsman of ability and a former captain of Hampshire, Sir Francis will chiefly be rememberedReuter. - 93 words
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Article83 1946-05-28 7 Reuter. LONDON, May 26.—The Indian cricketers this afternoon participated in broadcasting messages to their families in India and are to spend this evening as guests at a reception at Clive House, London. J. L. Guise, former Middlesex amateur crirketer, issued the invitation for the iatter function.Reuter. - 83 words
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Article190 1946-05-28 7 Reuter. BIRKDALE, Lancashire. May 26. —Everything is ready here for the opening of the first international golf championship to play in Britain since the outbreak of war. Well over 200 amateui pOijCen MS ready foi the start tomorrow of the British Amateur Championship. It is international becauseReuter. - 190 words
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Article64 1946-05-28 7 Ihe following will represent the Chinese Swimming Club in a friendly table tennis match against the V.M.C.A. tomorrow at 7.30 at the Tennis Pavilion. Bras Basah Road. Singles:—Chan Kwok Ming, WongTans Goon. Loke Seek Cheong. Leeng Vat Chei.i, Chen Tien Ying. Doubles: Loke Seek Cheong Wong Tung Goon.64 words
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Article67 1946-05-28 7 The M. P. A. soccer team had a successful outing in Johore over the v/eek-end. In a game played at Muai against combined Muar team they ran out winners by seven goals to three. This game was played in aid of the Muar Relief Fund. At Johore67 words
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Article54 1946-05-28 7 Special guests at the Y.W.C.A. fortnightly meeting on Thursday at 5 p.m. at the Y.W.C.A. Port Canning Road will be Sir Han Hoe i-nd Lady Lim and Mrs. Wu Paak Shins wife of the Chinese Consul General. Sir Han Hoe wiil speak on his visit to Australia. Member*54 words
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447 1946-05-28 8 International Touring Association Draws Up Blueprint Reuter. (By Boris Kidel, Renter's Correspondent) GENEVA (air mail).—A blueprint fcr post-war holidays drawn up by delegates from 20 countries who attended the first post-war conference of the International Touring Association, contains three freedoms which it suggests shouldReuter. - 447 words
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Article168 1946-05-28 8 Reuter. LONDON, May 27—Great Britain w 11 be short of 11,000 scientists in 1050 and 26.000 by 1955 unless immediate steps are taken to increase the output of scientific graduates from the Un'vcrsilies. Th j is revealed in a report just published on the Committee onReuter. - 168 words
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104 1946-05-28 8 Reuter. LONDON, May 27: According to many' London publications. ihe (Ic-oTiii ami the v/orst ever for bees drinkers. .Their explanation is rhar public houses are getting a based on war-time drinking. 1 bty rlaiixj that country districts vnich "homed* 1 scores of thousands of trueReuter. - 104 words
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Article166 1946-05-28 8 LATE SPORT Reuter. LONDON. May 27.—County Cricket closes: At Chesterfield, Derby 17« and 23 for 2; Kent 124 i<'onson 5 for 26). At Bristol, Warwicks h n-n lis.. Gloucestershire 216 for (Alton Neale 82). At Leeds. Lieceater 171 for 2 (Berry 84 not out). At Oxford. FreeReuter. - 166 words
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Article226 1946-05-28 8 A.P. MANILA. May 27—A plot to assassinate Pivsident-Elect Roxas wa> reported today by a qualified source who declined the use of his name. The Informant said 75 picked men ncm Nueva Cija. Tarlao and Pamnanga provinces were in Manila and, while he did not knowA.P. - 226 words
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145 1946-05-28 8 A.P. NEW YORK, May 27.—The members of the United Nations subcommittee investigating Franco Spam were reliably reported last Bight to have split over how far ihey will go in setting forth their flndinsfs to the Security Council. As they approached the May 31 deadlineA.P. - 145 words
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Article33 1946-05-28 8 Reuter. MOSCOW. May 27.—Marsha! Joseph Tito, Prime Minister- of Yugoslavia, arrived in Moscow by air tlvs afternoon. He was met at the central aerodrome by M. Molotov, Soviet Foreign Minister.—Reuter.Reuter. - 33 words
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60 1946-05-28 8 In thousands of schools in untitled Germany, young Germans are being rv-cducated under the superv sion of the Educational Branch of Control Commission for Germany. Lessons are progressing, although there is an acme Shortage of text-books Picture shows a class in propress ai Stadt.shc Oberschule ior Jiuic,en tSecondary School). Miss60 words
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390 1946-05-28 8 Reuter. LONDON, May 26. —On the fou:t:i anniversary of ih? Anglo-Soviet twenty year alliance pact, Mr. Bevin performed the normal diplomatic duty of sending greetings to Mr. Molotov. It was not the usual formal cordial'note, however, for Mr. Bevin's suggestion montln ago toReuter. - 390 words
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Article64 1946-05-28 8 Mi. H. R. Clue-enian. Directo a? Education, llalayan Union, ar rived in Singapore On Sunday and left for the Union capital this morning. Mr. CheCseman. who Was Deputy Director of Education, Straits Settlements, waj interned here <juiing the ocenpat on. YcsterdaV he made i t hir64 words
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Article52 1946-05-28 8 Reuter. NEW YORK, May 27.-The United Se.'i 409.0C0 soft coal miners to-da conUnued to ignore Government's request to tosunae work after the expirj of their fortnhrhVs strike truce at midnight on Saturday. It appealed taej wcu d remain away unt 1 their leader Mr. John L. Lewis signalled the irReuter. - 52 words
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1067 1946-05-28 8 The Board of the East Asiatic Co., Ltd., introduces the first annual report after the conclusion of hostilities by placing on record its grateful thanks to the entire staff of the company, who during the p< riod of the war in trying circumstances1,067 words
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633 1946-05-28 8 Press Voice Fears Reuter. (By Lyford Moore, Router's Correspondent.) FRANKFURT (Air Mai'). —The recent roundup by American and British intelligence officers of hundreds of members of an underground Nazi youth movement has produced one salutary effect in addition to ridding theReuter. - 633 words
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171 1946-05-28 8 Reuter. LONDON. May 27 Wright. 32-year-old cony, escaped from a work 'nu i.de Parkhurst prison. Isle on Friday, was caught because he offered a Halfbovs to get him a bottle ot The boys, aged about n another person who taforn pohce.Reuter. - 171 words
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