Malaya Tribune, 7 June 1946

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    39 1 The Malaya Tribune r l The Newspaper Of The People Of Malaya 'Phone Nos: —Editorial 5811 v Advertising, Circulation Accounts 5812 i IGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY JUNE 7, 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS The Malaya Tribune FRIDAY. JUNE 7. 1946.
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    Italy A Republic Next Week
    209 1 Reuter. ME, June 6. —Italy will m illy become a republic after Wednesday next. r turn of the referendum :m.narchy issue will b2 meed a a ceremony. Rome said oday. I Umberto and his wife, Mara Jose, sai'ed from day wi h their children Italian
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    STERN GANG ANNOUNCER SENTENCED
    63 1 SALEM, June 6.—The anthe Stern Gang" secret ,h Cohen, was today sentwo years imprisonment on of operating an illegal -even years with special for unlawful possession of h sentences are to run tly and are subject to conby the Palestine Genera"' 'landing. pretty 20-year-old Yemothe court
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    No Fighting In Kurdistan
    82 1 S, Jane 6 —It was ouih- re tonight that there fighting in Persian Kurdiigh there were "occasional by non-Persian Kurds." r Commanders of the ireaa of and Kit&b it- daced by tv.-o Colonels to the joint mission which ran for Kurdistan a fortThe gap between the
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    GERMANY OCCUPATION PERIOD
    42 1 RT, Germany. June 6.—A "f 15 years for the occa--many was Set today oy h McNarney, Commander States forces in Gerti Id a Press conference than the earlier eslineeded because of the of re-educating German g democratic lines.— *»vut(.r.
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    Private untitled of the King's African Rifles, takes his rnus c scrious:y as, with the other rmmbcrs of his regimental band, he practices in Victory Camp for their part >n the Victory Parade.—Cd,n t ral Press Photo.
    39 1 Private untitled of the King's African Rifles, takes his rnus c scrious y as, with the other rmmbcrs of his regimental band, he practices in Victory Camp for their part >n the Victory Parade. —Cd,n t ral Press Photo.
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    Mosley Denies Allegations
    532 1 Reuter. LONDON, June 6.—Sir Oswald Mosley, replied in an interview this evening to allegations in the House of Ccmmcns to-day that he accepted large sums from Mussolini before the war. He said: "This statement is categorically denied by those responsible either for the policy or the finances
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    Untitled
    41 1 Reuter. LONDON, June 6.-The British Government does not intend to nationalise the motor-car industry or any part of it, said Lord Pakenhan for .the Government in the Lordv during the debate on Government plans for the iron and steel Industry —Reuter.
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    STARTLING EXPOSURE OF OSWALD MOSLEY IN COMMONS
    509 1 COUNT GRANDI'S LETTERS TO MUSSO REVEAL SECRETS BRITISH FASCIST LEADER RECEIVED £60,000 ANNUALLY FROM MUSSOLINI Reuter. LONDON, JUNE 6.—A STATEMENT THAT SIR OSWALD MOSLEY, LEADER OF THE FORMER BRITISH UNION OF FASCISTS, RECEIVED MONEY FROM MUSSOLINI WAS READ TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
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    Vinson Named New American Chief Justice
    68 1 Reuter. NEW YORK, June 6—Mr. ?red Vinson, United States Secretary of the Treasury, has been appointed Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Mr. John W. Snyder, succeeds him at. the Treasury. Mr. Snyder has been United States Reconversion Director. President Truman tonight
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    Nuremberg, Too, If Germany Had Won...
    177 1 NUREMBERG, June 7—Alfred Jodl, former Wehrmacht Chief of Staff, indirectly accused the Allies of war atrocities, at the Nuremberg war crimes trial on Thursday, and asserted that if Germany had won the war, Allied leaders would have been m trial before a similar court.
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    Untitled
    46 1 Reuter. LIVERPOOL, June 6.—Forty-six thousand cases of canned fruit, sweiis and toys for British children and blitz victims were landed here from South and East Africa by the steamship Samaran. This, the large** Commonwealth gift of its kind, was embarked at Beira, Port Elisabeth and Capetown.—Reuter.
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    Rees-Williams Takes The Party View
    251 1 A.P. LONDON, June 7.—Lieut Colonel D. R. Rees-Williams and Captain L. D. Gammans. the British members of Parliament iDho recently visited Sarawak and Malaya to invest gate the attitude of the local populations to the new constitutions for these countries, have presented the views of
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    No Action On Franco Yet
    137 1 A.P. NEW YORK, JUNE 7. TH E UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL YESTERDAY ADJOURNED TO JUNE 11, WITHOUT ACTING ON THE SUB-COM-MITTEE PROPOSAL FOR COMPLETE BREAK WITH FRANCO SPAIN BY SEPTEMBER THIS YEAR. On a motion by the United States and British delegates, the Council put
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    European On Theft & Arms Charges
    94 1 European On Theft Arms Charges Described as a sergeant in th 2 S.LB. during the military administration, a European, Ronald Charles Marriet, (32) wa s :his morning produced in the police court on charges of theft of eight upholstered chairs and a stool and possession of armsHe claimed trial .o
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    SINGAPORE'S V-EXHIBITION TOMORROW
    269 3 i Trirmno Staff Reporter i The Happy World park has beet. I -formed into an armoury in prclii.n for tho Victory Exhibition to 1"" opened on Saturday evening H V. lie Governor, Mr. P. V. Gimson All types of rrun:; and other wai I »rial arc befnfe
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    Ceylon Univ. Exams
    166 3 The University of Ceylon has decided not to hold a Special entrance examination in Malaya as the number of Ceylonese candidates wn.> will ultimately benefit by such an examination does not justify it. says atement issued by the Representative of the Government of Ceylon in Singapore. Mr.
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    MUSLIMS DECIDE: INDIA PLAN ACCEPTED
    393 3 "We Have Cast The Die"—Jinnah NEW DELHI, June 6,—The Council of the All-India Muslim League tonight passed a resolution accepting the British Cabinet Mission's proposals for India. This means that unless there is a lust-minute-hitch, the League will, join the interim government. Earlier in the
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    SINGAPORE HOLD-UPS
    109 3 Of the 23 calls the radio patrols attended to during the- 24-hour periwd ending midnight on Wednesday, two were ease, of armed robberies. The fir<t of those call a came at 8 45 p m. when four < hinese armed with pisiols robbed three Chinese Passengers and Malay
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    HINT OF 'MUCH HIGHER TAXATION'
    312 3 Penan??, June 5. The title deeds of Chinese kongsis and Associations held b\ he Yokohama Specie Bank Sitn over on the by the Property are to be stained by c M g N King o R eXn r t al tftfl** ference. Meanwhile it was
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    Malacca Court News
    119 3 (Tribune Correspondent) MALACCA. Juno 4.—For stealing a wheel complete with tyre sad tfbe. an Indian. Retnam. was MBtfneed to two months' r.i. in the district Court when he appeared before Mr. J. E. M. Cave. The roperty mi stolen from a Jeep-trai-ler parked in the vacant plot
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    Chinese Rubber Owners Cable To London
    123 3 The Ch nese Rubber Estate Owners Association met 1 in Singapore on June 3 n connection w in the negoiiaUons between thS British and American G?icrnments now proceed- 1 :ng i;i London on Hie question of a new rubber j agreement. Th? Colonial Secretar,
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    POISON GAS GRAVE MILE UNDERSEA
    54 3 A.P. SAN DIEGO. June C>.—The DOOl of the Pacific Ocean off South... California will become the damp 111 ground for large stores of poison tai developed but never used in the war. A coastguard announcement said there are kWC djUHloing area*, both in water over
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    "SUB-HUMAN TO POINT OF BESTIALITY"
    713 3 Mizutani Guilty On All Counts: To Hang After a hearing lasting more than a week. Major Mizutani Totaro, Japanese Commander of No. 5 Branch Camp of the infamous Burma-Siam "death railway," was, in the Sixth War Crimes Court here, yesterday unanimously found guilty on all
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    42 3 KUALA LUMPUR—On trial untitled the alleged murder of a Chine* Mah Yik. at Sentul on March 20 U>fc> year, Kandiah. a young -Tamil, wu» found not guilty by the and accordingly acquitted and discharge .1 by Lt.-Col. A. J. Bostock-Hill a* Monday.
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    The Malacca Massacres
    54 3 i KRvsn Japanese are i fc*j answer for the no- torious Malacca Mas--5 "-acre. Evidence of j thsir crime is ap S nroaching ccmpletion. From 12th April, 4 o 15th Sept., i 1845, 1,654 people di?d r in Pudu Gaol, Kuala J h m ur, including 281
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    One Killed In Penang Gun Duel
    195 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, June 6. One armed Chinese was shot and later died in hospital, another was arrested while scouting in the vicinity, and two others were apprehended after a hectic chase by the police, in the neighbourhood of Aboo SitteLane today.
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    JAPANESE DUD
    56 3 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO. Jun« 6.—A beachcomber has discovered a torpedo near tho south ttwer of Goldm Gate Bridge. Navy orduauiv experts said it appeared to be a dM fired from a Japanese Aubwiarine, pji bably at a U.S. ship during the wat, whin merchant vessel sinkings occurred within
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    Sugar Sold Above Controlled Price
    131 3 Teo Eng Teng. described a 3 senior partner, and Lee Chen 5 Hock, manager of a liaudv.ec. firm. Ban Kheng Chuan, TtlOK Ayer Street, were yesterday ere fined $1,000 in default, w months' r.i. for a ransacuon 01 sugar which took place on Nov 7.
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    23 3 A Council Meeting of the untitled pore Association »1 ToochCl Dancing will Be hold a* World Cabaret Hall on b*J»»tl i>. 15 p.m.
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    49 4 DEATH—Mr. Lim Yang Chua on June 7, 1946 at his residence No. 2, Chancellor Road. Singapore, age 52. lie leaves behind 2 wives. 3 sons. 2 (laughters. 1 son-in-law and a grand chl d Funeral to Coronation Road Cemetery on Sunday. June 9 at 1 a.m. Deeply regrettea.
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    marriageT
    48 4 DANA—MATHER. The marriage Will take place between Neelinc" Rctnamanie. eldest daughter of Mr. 1 Mrs. R. Dana, with Dr. Rickman Arianesan Mather, eldest son of Dr. Mis. George. S. Matner of Jaffna C ion on Wednesday the 12th June. l'Jlb at Manipay, Ceylon. •Up-country papers please copy)
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    More Durable untitled 1918
    465 4 It Mr. bevm s tpeech or the affairs uebaie lr cue Ho use of Common* lacKea constructive comment, it can at ihe same time be urged that ic noc Very nigmy offensive towardj Russia. Nevertneiesj, it is manliest that Mr. Bevm is irritated at Soviei Russia's
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    Russia Convinced Anglo U.S. Bloc Exists
    732 4  -  (By Eddy Gilmore Associated Press. NEW YORK Despite U.S. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes' prestations that no Anglo-Ameri-can bloc exists against the Soviet Union, public opinion in Russia now and in the past is that such a blcc does exist and woras alone,
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    Monte Caslo Has A Rival
    881 4  -  (H U Boris Kidel. Reuter's Correspondent Reuter. Campione is a historical and geographical freak. I t i s a > Italian enclave on Swiss soil and is not larger han five square miles- In the mids of Swis. territory- Italian laws are obeyed and Italian
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    37 4 A.P. SOFIA, June 6-The Bulgarian Government has suppressed the Democratic Party newspaper "Zname" 'or two months on a charge it was systematically leading agitation against the Soviet Union." It was Zname's fifth suppression since last September.—A. P.
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    SUIT, SIR? CERTAINLY, SIX WEEKS
    156 4 The biggest step-up yet in production of civilian clothes for saie in t -c shops has been ordered by the Government. Practically all Service conf acts for Army. Navy and R. A. F. uniforms and equipment must be completed by June 9. This will give
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    THREATEN TO QUIT V-PAPADE
    128 4 Former numbers of the Air Tnn* •iort Auxiliary— among them wowui Mlota who ferried aircraft to tat R.A.F. during the war—are threatening to boycott the Victory Ptaaae through London on June. S Their grievance is that they are scheduled to Mare* -vith the tnm oort workers
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    Empire Is Still Best Customer
    60 4 Cf Britain's principal export market customers in the first quarter of this year—in winch she sent abroad goods worth £184.200.000—South Africa (£19.4000.000» came fust, British India (£15.900.000» second, and Australia (£12,700,000) third. Tiie 12 best customers in-ludc Canada (£6 400.000» and New Z ala'id £5.8000.000).
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    READERS' VIEWPOINTS
    206 4 A Reader Is Shocked It was shocking to read your lead, in* article of the 4th li.stant on subject of school fe«S. 'j h. sympathetic handling: of such ai portant issue like education the more distasteful because > paper avers to be 'The Newspaj of the People of
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    Interrupters Saved By Chairman
    174 4 Six hundred and fifty people attmrtfrU a mass meeting of the Empire Unity Campaign at Porchester Hall. Paddington, London, had to be restrained by their chairman. Lord Croft, from ejecting a dozen interrupters who tried to wreck the meeting. Cries of "Three cheers for the Labour
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    663 5 That war had its good s'de vas 'he contention of a man I iat'1 the other iay. War. he :ivt iri d > could change ideas and irroduce reforms almcs ove~r ght. In he normal course 01 v nts these changes would tak dt cades to materialize.
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    HOLY CITY PREPARES FOR WAR
    615 5 Three Armies Organising A.P. Reuter. JERUSALEM, JUNE 6,--WHILE CALM, JERUSALEM, THE C.TV OF PEACE," IS TO-DAY THE FOCAL POINT CF THREE ARMIES ORGANISING FOR BATTLE. Throughout Palestine, Jews aa_. Arabs nkke ar. awaiting the decision of the major pewers en whether to implement the recommendations
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    Sudden Death Of Montreal Star Witness
    133 5 OTTAWA. June 6.--TI13 Morning Journal reports that word has been received here of the dea h in Russia of Col. Nicolai Zabotin. former military at ache at the Soviet embassy in O tawa, four days after hi? return to Moscow from th Canadian capital.
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    Burma Civil Disobedience Threatened
    120 5 Reuter. RANGOON, June s.—The Burme Anti-Fascist League called today fof volunteers to "take effective action against the Governments reprtv-:. measures." The announcement »a*d the Government had not yet w.Ln drawn the defence of Burma rule which restrict the freedom of th people despite repeated reqacati which
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    24 KILLED IN SKIRMISH
    76 5 A.P. MANILA, June 6. —A three-hour skirmish between 1.200 Filipino military poli-e and 300 guerrillas who ambushed them in the mountains ot Nueva F.cija Province has been re ported by Major Maximo Nocctt, provincial provost. He said the polic killed 24 guerilla and lost two of
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    29 5 A.P. BAGHDAD, June 6—The untitled Iraqi premier, Arshad Alumary. stated In Baghdad today: 1 all necessary Steps to defend Jaks tine which is the concern of all Arabs." —A.P
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    30,000 Mines Adrift
    102 5 A.P. r, 7 unrhnur June 6*— An estimated 30,000 Japanese Pearl Harbour, Junetz con fnual threat to sfcipStruble, commander of Pacific m 9 hi *l™%l%tor BnVetin said six ships, including v by mines since fire *m*riM* been sighted in Hawaiian V i D V '„uo one c
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    Passengers boarding the BOAC Lancastrian at the London Airport johen for the first time it came into public use for tong-distance flights in place of the far-off Hum. The passengers are ma:nly bound for Australia.
    36 5 Passengers boarding the BOAC Lancastrian at the London Airport johen for the first time it came into public use for tong-distance flights in place of the far-off Hum. The passengers are ma nly bound for Australia.
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    CHIANG ORDERS TRUCE
    159 5 A.P. Nanking, June 6.—Marshal Chiang Kai-shek has issued his "cease-fire" order. The statement leads:—"l am issu Dg an order at noon today to all m/ arsLCi in Manci.u. ia to halt all advances and attacks for a period of 15 days, commencing noon Frida>, June 7. n
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    31 5 A.P. LONDON, June 6.—Professor Ernest Freud, 82, famous Austrian scientist v.ho had spent more than 0.-> years in the study of cancer and its treatment, has died at his home here—A.P-
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    Cuba And Argentina Pledge Aid In Food War
    569 5 Chilean Political Hitch Overcome Reuter. MEXICO CITY, June s—An UNRRA mission headed by Mr. Francis Sayre, personal representative of the Director General of UNRRA which has just completed a tour of Latin American countries, has come back with its hands full of
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    Food For Germans
    74 5 Reuter. LONDON. June 6....Considerable quantities of food and goods for the German civilian population have been unloaded in the Nor h German port of Hamburg in the British zone, Berlin Radio reporexl. The food included 2.000 tons of wheat from Canada, 5,000 tons of barley and 1.270
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    Canadian Spy Case Evidence
    83 5 Associated Press. MONTREAL. June 6.—Documents he ;ook from the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa provided all the information for Igor Gousen. ko, chief witness in the espionage trial in Mon real. ;o link Fred Rose. Canadian Communist Member of Parliament, with the case, he testified on Wednesday.
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    "DUTCH FAILED TO STOP MASSACRE" —Chinese Consul
    528 5 A.P. Batavia. June 6.—British Headquarters in a statement this afternoon said approximately 600 to 700 Chinese were murdered by Indonesians west of Tangerang (15 miles from Batavia) and 1,000 were held prisoners near Kesambi. a village a few miles to the west. Mili'arv
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    Ration System For Province Suggested
    187 7 [r bune Correspondent). PENANG, June 6.—Am on. ma on ihe agenda of he Wellesley Advisory A which met today preover by Lt.-Col. Drake Br fcman. wa s a suggestion by w Kean Khor for tr: n of ration sys em f iike kerosene, cigaret es,
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    FLIGHTS TO JAPAN
    47 7 SAN r RANCISCO. June 6.—The US Armj Transport Commando C-54 on carrying freight and begin regular flights to ie North Pacific s great on June 15. shortening time by about 12 hours. BrJ| Oen D. C. Strother. ATC West C Wing Commander, announced -AP
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    SPANISH PROTEST
    42 7 Reuter. MADRID, June 6.—The Spanish Foreign Affairs handed a Ir- -entutives of the United Kai maintaining diplomatic rewith Spain protesting against UNO Security Council's subreport. The note exthe other nations re- 'he Council will sludy situation objectively and it report.—Reuter.
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    SOVIETS ATTACK BRITAIN & U.S.-EVEN IN SPORT
    413 7 SOVIETS ATTACK BRITAIN U.S.-EVEN IN SPORT Reuter. Soorr t J U ne 6 —Moscow journal "Soviet bailers at t! l e beh *v'our of British footSSted %t?i C ntlc,s f d the treatment cf British and Lnited States sportsmen when too old for the game. j. Copenhagen report, that during
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    Moslems Accept Plan, But Insist On Pakistan
    200 7 NEW DELHI, June 7.—The Moslem League Council, deciding to accept the British Cabinet Delegation's sal for an Independent India, in the course of its deliberations on Thursday, reiterated however that th? establishment of a separate Moslem State (Pakistan) regained the Moslem's "unalterable objective."
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    THE OAKS PROSPECTS
    317 7 Reuter. LONDON. June 6.—The fillies premier classic, the Oaks, run over one and a ha 5 .f miles on Derby course over Epsom Downs tomorrow. looks like being a due! between the King's filly Hypericum and Lord Roseberry's filly Icna —both daughters of Hyperion. The connections of
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    Chinese Seek Free Education Too
    80 7 (Tribune Correspondent) PKNANG. June 6. —The question way the IMalay.; were given free elementary education and the same privilege was not open to other races wu* raised at today's meeting ii Province Wellesley of the Advisory Council, by Mr. Kee Hup Hor. He suggested that
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    CHARITY SOCCER
    49 7 A charity soccer match will be played between the S.C.F.A. and the Royal Air Force (Signals) on TTLunesday, at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The proceeds of the game will be donated to gt. Dunstan's Fund for the blind. Admission charges will be 20 cents $1.00 and $2.00.
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    28 7 TENNIS ORANGES "Dinny" Paiis (in hat) and Geoffrey Brown, complete wi'h bag of oranges, pictured on 'heir arrival n London. Tney are to compete in the Wimbledon Championships.
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    IGNORED WARNING OF PARENTS
    565 7 A young- girl who ignored the warning of her parents and, in the words of the prosecution, "fell under the complete dominance" of a married man, was rebuked at Liverpool when the couple answered charges arising out of a false declaration. The man. Stephen Vincent Ward,
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    MUHIBBAH B.P
    84 7 At the General Meeting of the above Party held recently, the following were elected office-bearers: Pi cedent: Mr. Sycd Ali Al-Attas; Vice-President: Mr. Abdullah Talib: Hon. Secretary: Mr. A. B. Aljaru; Hon. Treasurer: Mr. Alias Esa; Hon. Sports Captain: Mr. Omar Osman; Hen. Auditor: Mr" Ariffin Ahmad; Committee
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    Compton Hits Season's First Double Century
    148 7 C ompton Hits Season's First Double Century Reuter. LONDON, June 6.—Deni* Compton. Middlesex and England test cricketer and soccer international, scored the first double century of the post-war cricket season when he knocked up 202 runs in exactly the same number of minutes against Cambridge today. Middlesex totalled 408. Scores
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    Tossed A Discus 54.23 Metres
    160 7 A.P. MILAN —Adolfo Consolini. who remaint anUated among world champion discus throwers and who eirn.s j his living working in a Milan factory a .anon; „H i montmy, {os*** d? ur, 54.28 rn-fej at a lc'tio.T hero this spring. ne her?to*ore reeonMrfced wo .d rt-
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    British Women Tennis Players In Top Form
    462 7 Associated Press. LONDON. The female of the British tennis clan will be more deadly than the male in international tourna ments this year. Brl ons blush ;o think their men can't beat invader Jack Harper, ranked No. 8 in Australia; that France eliminated
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    How Car Priority Board Functions In Singapore
    316 7 Up to date, about 1450 applications for permits to buy new cars hav«j been registered in Singapore. Sixteen ships have arrived, carrying a total of 795 cars, of which 110 went to the Malayan Rubber Estates Owners Company which had ordered them, and
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    Russian Proposal Opposed
    102 7 A.P. NEW YORK, June 6.—A proposal that United Nations aid Lo war-devasted areas should be limited to member nations was vigorously opposed by Mr. Philip Noel-Baker «f Great Britain in the Unit"d Nat; Economic and Social Council v.i Wednesday. "If we say we would not consider Italy,
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    Laski To Head Delegation To Moscow
    70 7 Reuter. LONDON, June 6,—The Labour Party Executive has decided to send its long-pianned delegation to Moscow this summer in an effort to improve relations by direct contact with Russian Communist Party leaders. The delegation will consist of Professor Harold Laski, retiring Chairman of the
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    Food Growing Compulsory
    108 7 KUALA LUMPUR.—As part of the campaign to produce enough foodstuffs to make up for the anticipated shortage in rice imports, the Un ion Government have issued an order requiring every landowner in Selangor who owns an area of 100 acres or more, to devote immediately an area
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    Naked Cyclist Shocks Shoppers
    108 7 Reuter. London, Jttne c—Shopping •vowds m North End Roaj, Faihun.. yesterday afternoon saw a naked man riding a bicycle. T'.vj man. ■ged about 28. had been saved from tiie Thames near Albert Bridge and taken to St. Stephen's Hospital, Fulhara. While his clothes were being dried,
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    $50 BILLION CREDIT FOR CZECHOSLOVAKIA
    70 7 A.P. WASHINGTON, June 6—The Foreign Liquidation Commission announced on Wednesday tha the United Sates ha s extended a credit of $50,000,000,000* to Czechoslovakia for the purchas i of Surplus American war proper y in Europe. The statement added that the agreement was one of a
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    NEW MEDALS APPROVED
    106 8 Reuter. LONDON. June (',.—The *W«rd oJ two new medals—the Indian Service Medal and th- War Medal—has been approved by the King. The Indian Service Medal na, been instituted for three years operational service til the Indian focres but Will not be awarded to anyone already qualifying for
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    A Greater Event Than Victory!
    141 8 Reuter. LONDON. Juno (> —Explaining wkj there- will be no service of thanksdivine for Victor, in the churches on Whitsunday, the Archbishop of canterbury laid: 'When Government announced the Victory Parade Z J-ne 8. 1 was careful to ascertain whether thoy expected or de'jriMl that
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    RUSSIA WOOS HER SCIENTISTS
    652 8  -  Atomic Research "Not Aimed Toward Bomb (BY EDDY GILMORE Associated Press. NEW YORK, JUNE K NOW DEVOTING "V LA^p E T nMir RES FARCii—TOWARD PEACENOT TOWARD A """howevhi.Irtoa'ndu nlikSSto SION OF THE BOMBSSECK remely UNREASHARE THEM, IT WOULD BE tAX rvssia IS S°N^™ E WO T
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    Agreement On Rumania
    115 8 A.P. PARIS. June 6.—The deputy foreign ministers of Britain, France. Ameriw and the Soviet Union agreed yesterday on future limits for Rumania.; land, sea and air forces and Bui paria's land forces. American Sources reported that the discussion on Bulgaria's air forces was shelved on Tuesday due
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    ARGENTINA-SOVIET RELATIONS
    20 8 Reuter. BUENOS AIRES. June 6.—lt was officially announced here tonight that Argentina bait resumed relations with Soviet Russia.—Reuter.
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    HIROHITO TOURS JAP FARMS
    111 8 A.P. TOKIO June 6—Emperor Hiro- hito began a two-day inspection J trip to nearby farm areas in what apparently is an attempt to encourage increased production and the lawful sale of foodstuffs to the people of his restless capital. Tne trip follows closely after the May
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    SMUGGLERS FRUSTRATED
    75 8 A.P. TGKIO. June 6. —Since the start oi the occupation the Japanese have seized some 50 vessels, mostly small craft and an undermined quantity of loocis and other goods being smuggled between Japan and Korea, SCAP disclosed. This was revealed as SCAP ordered the Japanese Government to disnbute
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    A Young African Who Wrote Cheques
    77 8 Reuter. NEWCASTLE. June 5.—A twenty-five-year-old West African. Olayimeka Sasanya. who described hunbCif as an editor, was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment nere ior obtaining money, railway tickets and a typewriter by false pretences Sasanva. who has a wife and children in Lagos. Nigeria, was
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    Labour To Send Goodwill Mission To Russia
    98 8 A.P. LONDON, June 7.-The British Labour Party announced Thursday it is ar c d a o ld R Tas a kt good.vill mission k»M *LSHTTbwSK C omchalrman of the party's National txecuuve mitten. m Th- Party Secretary Morgan Phillips, Miss Alice Bacon, member
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    STETTINIUS' SUCCESSOR
    145 8 A.P. WASHINGTON. June 5.-Pres.«U>nt Truman today selected Senator Wa re,, R. Austin. Republican from V;, mont. as the United States reprcs, atative on the United Nations Security Council. The appointment will not become effective until next January. The White House explained a tional limitation prevents Austin from succeeding
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    MORE JAP WAR CRIMINALS DIE
    83 8 A.P. MANILA, June 6.—Four former Japanese officers have been hanged following conviction for atrocities ia the Philippines. They were: Lt.-Col. Tsuna loya gana, convicted of responsibility for the torture and deaths of 500 Fripi ios and Americans in Fort Santiago; Ensign Kagajire Mukai head of
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