Malaya Tribune, 18 June 1946

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    33 1 The Malaya Tribune The Newspaper Of The People Of Malaya Phone Nos:—Editorial 5811 Advertising, Circulation Accounts 5812 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS^ The Malaya Tribune TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1946.
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    AUSTRALIA OPPOSES BRITAIN IN DEBATE ON SPAIN
    494 1 Still No SECO Action Against Franco A.P. Reuter. NEW YORK, JUNE 18.-3RITAIN AND ON THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL ON MONDAY OVER IH PROPER DISPOSITION OF THE SPANISH CASE. Sir Alexander Cadogan, the British delegate, halted upon the Council to pass along to
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    Teeth Fillings From Coins
    79 1 YORK. Some of the an prisoners of war he Tokyo area have 'iliings in their teeth from Dutch gu'lder s and other stories of the X of American prisonr ttocton in taking ft* r patients are told VS. Jiaval medical dentai drill was homewith the aid
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    PERSIA STATES STAND
    110 1 Reuter. i. HI RAW June 17 Mnaaifar Firouz. s j a Government nan, said today: "We not ne-'d any foreign c in ihe settlement of ur inter ai cu-stions or in c rectification of our forelatlons. a ia matter of her own and intends to be so.
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    STOP PRESS
    90 1 A.P. ngapore, Today: An R.A.F. parked in the auxiliary air iH Gevlang Road caught fire about 10 a.m. today. learnt later that the plane an unserviceable aircraft h was to *be destroyed. NGAPORE, June 18.—The a ted States has received 82,000 if Malayan rubber since the ttk» and
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    TANGERANG SITUATION IMPROVES
    177 1 Reuter BATAVIA, June 17— While Dutch and Indonesians endeavour to place the blame for the Tangerang massacre on the other's shoulders both aeree that the situation of the Chinese in the disturbed areas has greatly improved. And both tides claim credit for this development. Nevertheless the Chinese
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    Jap Students Told They Would Rule World
    141 1 TOKIO TRIAL A.P. TOKIO, June th fifSSi «St hoofs to instil Japanese rreu c extern eir .Kition had a divine mission Mon day in ia the first P^«f tt V°" Hideki Tojo (Hp war crimes trial of former and 27 others witness. Lt.-coi.
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    MAHIDOL'S DEATH: INQUIRY TO BE HELD
    59 1 A.P. BANGKOK, Juno 18—The Government of Siam was on Monday planning seven-man inquiry body to investigate the death of King Ananda Mahidol who died a gunshot wound in his palace a week i<eo. The Government is inviting any evidence showing that the cause of
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    Appeal To German Farmers
    151 1 Reuter. LONDON. .Tun- 17.—Farmers II th« British zone of Germany. «r«W Earned tonight teapttw ;oca situation "may result in aeneas disturharces." The waning was contained US M appeal for more sacrifices issued Doctor Hans Schoeninjren head M the Central Food and Agricultural Administration, and reported by
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    LOUIS, Conn COMPLETE TRAINING
    173 1 A.P. NEW YORK. June 18-—Joe Louis and Billy Conn wound up their training yesterday except for some mild muscle loosening scheduled for thi s afternoon. Both boxed four rounds and seemed ready for tomorrow night's $3,000,000 (U.S.) World Heavyweight Champion. ship fightLouis. 'The Brown Bomber, took
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    British Note To Rumania
    63 1 A.P. LONDON, June 18.—Britain made public on Monaay the text of a note rejecting Rumania's denials of press maip and restrictions of civil liberties. In the latest of a series of notes exchanged between the two governments Britain dtclared the Rumanian explanation not only contained inaccuracies
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    35 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, June 18.—President Truman sent a messageo- f birthday congratulations to King Gustaf of Sweden on Monday. The President also sent feliekat=ons to President Bjornsson of Iceland on the anniversary of the Icelandic Republic—A.P.
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    US Wheat Exports Big Rise
    193 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. June 17.—The United States in the first ten days of June exported wheal and other grains at the rate of more than 1,000,000 tons a month for the first time W* year, the Department of Agriculture announced today. A total of 357,000
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    Palestine Railway Workshops Ablaze
    95 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM. June 13—Palestine firemen aided by military searchlights were this morning fighting the flames at Hail I central railways workshops, blown up by Jewish terrorists, at 9.30 last night The flames were reported under control. There were a series of explosions and it was reported
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    STABBING INCIDENTS IN TRIESTE
    77 1 Reuter. TRIESTE, June 17. Two more victims have been reported as a result of the present tension between Italy and Yugoslavia over Trieste. One was stabbed to death while passing tnrou<?n Piazza Cavana on Saturday night. At the same hour a pro-Yugoslav was stabbed and taken
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    8 JAPS HANGED IN CHANGI GAOL
    229 1 They Pay For Their Atrocities By Roy Ferrca SINGAPORE, Today—Fight Japanese, condemned to die on the gallows for atro Mes CDmmitttci on civilians bath in Singapore and in the v,e c miss-executed eirly this rcormng to Changi prison, where they had been lodged since
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    No Agreement On Trade Cartels
    107 1 Reuter. PARIS. June 16.—Delegates from 11 nations tailed to agree on world trade cartels when the Commission on Commercial Policy met in Paris under the auspices of the International Chamber of Commerce. The French said cartels might be useful In planning schemes but the Americans
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    Congress Likely To Accept Interim Government Plan
    163 1 A.P. New Delhi, June 18.— Rep-.ris increased on Monday that the dominantiy Hindu Confess Party and the Moslem League would accept the British cabinet plan for an interim government to rule India in the transitory period before in dependence. Instructions to the provincial
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    MONTY IN KARACHI
    20 1 Reuter. KARACHI, June 17—Field Mar- shal Lord Montromerv arrived here by i air today from Palestine.—Router. J
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    New China Peace Move
    125 1 A.P. NANKING, June 18.—Eight truce teams, organised in Changchun, the Manchurian capital, will visit outposts in c country in an effort to end the lighting, it was reported in the Chinese capital on Monday. Meanwhile, Gen. George Marshall, the United States special envo. f o China,
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    "Big 4" Agree On 4 Points
    180 1 Reuter. PARIS. June 17 The Biz Four Foreijrn Ministers tonh'ht aereeii on four out of seven points of the economic section of the draft peace treaty with Italy learrng the remaining three until tomorrows session• The points agreed were on compensation for war damage
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    Greece Prepares For Trouble
    77 1 Reuter. ATHENS, June 17.—Greek Army, Navy and Air Force personnel were ordered to stand by today in preparation :or the 24-hour genera! strike called for tomorrow by the General Confederation of Labour. The strike was called i-, protest against the Government's emergency legislation "for restoration of
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    Strikers Ask Help From King Farouk
    118 2 Reuter. Cairo, jim. 17.— The Egyptian telegraph workr;s* strike which paralysed the country's Internal telegraph system lor 48-hours ended today following intervention by King Farouk. After strong police forces yesterday surrounded the telegraph headquarters in Cairo v here the strikers had barricaded tnemselves to
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    U.S. CARS WILL BE CHEAPER
    120 2 A.P. Dc roil June 17. The De rott News said today used car ceilings will be reduced four per ctnt. every three months hereafter, ins cad of six months as hns been he practice. The current used car ceilings are scheduled to drop four per
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    Rioters Fire Guardhouse
    87 2 Reuter. The Hague. June 17—One internee was ktlled and three wounded in the disturbance at the internment camp for Nazis at Dmndorp near Schevenmgen harbour, stated the camp commadant ast night. The disturbance was started oy ten internees trying to create a riot. gu ouss was taken
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    Chindit Sign Means Help
    85 2 Reuter. London. Jun 17.— The solden Chindit badge ci the famous' Wingate Burma Force will soon be hanging in almost every public house in Britain, according to Brigadier W. D. A Lentaigne, successor to the late General Wingate Any ex-Chi.icdt who requires help h> settling his
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    Murder Accused Is Remanded
    64 2 When the case of N.. Kunju, an Indian, was called un for hearing f-'-for.' the Assize Jud f re Ivlr. Jusd;. R. Moor yesterday, the D.P.P. Wi"«-' offlmaiider Murray applied for a postponment on the grounds that, accused was said l>- oe mentally unfit. Kunju faces
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    "SKYMASTERS" FOR FRANCE
    57 2 Reuter. Paris, June 17—"Sky-master" aircraft, ordered by France from the United States, have arrived at Arly airfield near Paris and more are expected in the near future. Air France—French National Airlines—, will now be ao'e to push ahead with her 1946 air pans, particulars the services to
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    Court Martial: Accused Gives Evidence
    420 2 That th? accused (Major F. T. Metherell) would deny that there was any evidence of-the alleged loan, and that evidence would be given that at all material times the accused was not in financial need was stated by Mr. G. M. Coltart, counsel for the
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    500 CHINESE HELD IN BEKASSI
    170 2 Reuter. BATAVIA. June IT.—The political future of Indonesia—now hovering in the balance as delicate as that of India—today developed a further stace with the presentation of Indonesian counter-proposals to the stil 1 secret Dutch constitutional offer of last May. The oresentation was made by 'he
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    M'NING MACHINERY COMING OUT HERE
    82 2 KUALA LUMPUR —That Dv »t 1 entires, gravel pumns, and othei machinery for rehabilitation of Lin mires were soon coming ojt 10 Malaya was revealed by Mr. A. Bern. Chief Inspector of Mir,' Government, he said, were impoiting the machinery and would 3«ll them to
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    WELL DONE, LABOUR
    44 2 Reuter. New South Wales. June 17. i state conference of the Australia Labour Party has adopted a recom mendat:on condemning the Coca munist Party and congratulating the British Labour Party on its do cision to refuse affiliation of Mi Communists. —Reuter.
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    Mr. Tan Kah Kee On China "Dictatorship"
    315 2 (From Our Own Reporter). KU ALA LUMPUR. Monday:—A warning that conditions in China resemble those prevailing on the eve of the downfall of the Manchu regime was vcired by Mr. Tan Kah Kee at a tea party Riven at Bufcit Bintang Faigk by
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    U.S.-China Agreement
    79 2 Reuter. WASHINGTON. June 17.—The Unit d States and China hare signed a "pipeline sgrecmeal under wki h Chin* will pay nearly US. iiOiMOJgf in eor.ne. Tien with If., supplies in pipeline hefort tne end of the Wat aga BSt Juaait, thi Stat<> De;>a:*.meat sanoaaeed. Of this total. the
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    "VIOLENCE MUST CEASE"
    45 2 IPOU —Remarking that violence Btnst cease to enable the people tr live peacefully, Lt.-Col. j. o. Aduni •enteaced Teh Ah Bow, a Chinese, to |fl years r.i. foi attempted murder of Tan Ah CfcoOLi at Kuala Kangsar on Feb. L'G this year.
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    Earned $2,226,000 In A Year
    165 2 AP Washington, Juro 17. Mov B niodui-er director Leo Mi Carey. "ith twelve-month earnings < f M lll.lta (U.S. headed the Treasury Department's list of 593 i"he<t l aid Americans in IMt. I That's nearly in Malayan currencyi. hr.rlt s H. Strub. viee-presukn* <f the
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    Amery's Views On India
    179 2 Reuter. LONDOX. Juno 17 -Mr. j S Amery. former Secretary lor India In an interview frith Reuter todaj sa d •Once again Lord Waveil with the support of the Cabinet Mission has made a riacere ellort to bridge U very narrow cap separating the Indian parties
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    Could Not Have Stood Further Punishment
    867 2 How he had signed a statement which said that he had allowed c <rtrimunists to travel on the train wit i nut police permits during the Japanese occupation which he admit; m. was in fact true, was related by S. V. Murugupillay, a signal
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    Cost Of Living Here Ten Times Higher Than UK
    292 2 Mr. K. C. Chang, who left Malaya 10 years ago, and is, in business in England, is now on a visit here. Mr. Chang was one of those who entertained the Malayan contingent to the Victory Parade in London. In an
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    NEW ZEALAND'S NEW G-G
    65 2 Reuter. Wellington, June it. Ueut. G h. Sir Bernard Freyberg. v.r wa» today sworn in as the Gove.--n« r General of New Zealand b\ tut Chhsi Justice Sir Michael i&ycis outside Parliament House here." A lare-e crowd watched the ceremony. The new Governor arr.ved abroad the
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    New Television Device for Louis-Conn Fight
    193 2 Reuter. NEW YORK j portable television generating only one-1 required to ope ate a to play 'an important Dart r? vision coverage ol and sports events. Tl announced by fee Nati ing Company is dcs television signal from the event to the broadcasting^^ It
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    Off To America For Higher Studies
    46 2 The first Suipapore student to leave for higher studies overseas since Qm liberation lett this morning tor America. She is Miss Peggy Wo:.- ing daughter of Mr S. Q. Wo:, take up a social welfare c urn Ponoma College, California.
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    Tsetse Fly Menace In South Africa
    250 2 Reuter PRETORIA. June 16.—Unless the United S:ates can furnish adequate supDlies of phenanthridimiiim (M and B 1553) South Africa may not be able to halt the invasion of the dreadedtsetse fly from the northern regions, which is killing cattle and even threatening human beings,
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    British Officer Killed
    65 2 Reuter. JERUSALEM. June 17—It was aimounced »n Jerusalem tonight that a British officer of the Royal Engineers was killed when dismantling a mine placed by Jewish terrorists on Jisr Damiva bridge In east Palestine last n ight. Six jews died on the Zib railway bridge last night
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    STRACHEY LEAVES FOR CANADA, U.S.
    39 2 Reuter. LONDON. Ju,e 17.-T«e British Minister of Pood, Mr. John Straehey after attending Cabinet meeting left by air this evening for Canada ard the United States. He intend* to be away about ten days.—Reuter
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    Tokyo Bay Treasure Being Salvaged
    44 2 The latest Paramount nwnwi for screening shortly at the t'atiuy >hows scenes from the r< U trax prison break. King Fat J birthday celebrations, the effect* «d the American coal strike. ;;!:<! sib l ingots being salvaged fro: 1 Bay.
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    Marched to Aliar Three Times, But Not Married
    98 2 The closest Miss Hay ward comes to romantic victory is in I Han A a Witch" which is due for premiere to-morrow at the JUBILEE Theatre. She and Frederic liarCfJ are very much in love until Vcroniea Lake, a witch of the
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    Singapore Becoming A City Of Slums
    713 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter I Post-war slums are spreading in Singapore at a terrific speei, bursting through c Wablished quarters like Chinatown, and forcing their way into the residential areas. Many places which before the war were the pleasant living quarters of the middle have
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    ANOTHER SINGAPORE GAOLBREAK
    144 3 .second gaolbreak I five weeks occurred wn on Sunday morn- en a Chinese who jusi begun serving i ace of seven years armed robbery escap- i Outrajn Road j ffn previous one, ivhich t first since 1938. J agt d on the night May when 21- i
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    European Jailed For Arms Possession
    328 3 A 3Z-year o!d European Ronald Charles Marriot M ho was for some time attached to the 5.1.8. was sentenced to six months' r.i. when he pleaded guilty in the First District Court yesterday to being in possession of an automatic pistol. Oe the s rength
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    Speared To Death
    76 3 I POH—Pour Chinese, one armed W b a revolver and three with its, broke into a house near en last week. The owner ot house, a Punjabi, charged them h a spear and wounded one in aeek. The man with the reret opened fire, but the shot
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    EMPIRE SOCIETY TEA PARTY
    51 3 The Royal Empire Society held Party in London HQ on Tune tor members of the Colonial Victory Contingent. Representaol the Malayan detachment ne there too. The guests were welcomed uy General Sir Frederick Syke» who said he was to see so many :it from countries he
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    INSURANCE OF REQUISITIONED PROPERTIES
    149 3 An official satement issued Kuala Lumpur says that owners of oroperties requisitioned by the military do not seem to be fully aware of the position regarding liability for fire and other insurance liabilities. The War Department stand tne rick of any damage caused in requisitioned buildings
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    Three Killed In Motor Smash
    68 3 (Tribune Correspondents PFNANG, June 17.—mret Pbr>im wfiied a nd one persons were hadlv injured m Buiterwui yesterday when a motor car in S tney were .raveumg collided with a military truck. Tw, v. whim] were prommen of those kinea weie vChinese from Kedah, Eu Chea
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    Rice For India: Singapore Talks
    50 3 Ire donesia'3 nee oner v be mg g^SimgP «g. y t o K the G U o n v J e a rnmen t of IndU final stage in tne wg which were parted }ast and Un s&auen t talks with Dr. Sharir in Java.
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    BRITISH ENVOY IN CHINA ON WAY HOME
    32 3 Nanking. June r ss X o Seymour Bnt.sh China since Feb. 1» w e Yn'Sand via SSS»S. His to Engl ana v steV enson is
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    Indonesian Govt, Talks With Two Voices
    651 3 Reuter. BATAVIA, June 16. —One of the most confusing aspects of the situation in the N.E.I, is that the Indonesian 'Government' is compelled to talk with two voices. This has loog been recognised and overlooked Dy the Allied authorities and it is not denied
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    120 GUERRILLAS SURRENDER
    416 3 $200 PAID FOR A FIREARM (Our Special C crresnondent). An imporiant landmark in Malaya's transition from war peace, trder and the rule of law has been reached with the surrender at Lenggonfr, Perak. of 120 Chines? gu?rr llas who took to the jungle when the M.P.A J.A.
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    38 INDIANS SENT TO PRISON
    264 3 Thirty-eight Indians, believed an unlawful as; -unbly rtAMUßJitney woe "en r, Tccor°dmg b me Proton admitted the fa™ bu CC state d they were not SS a party o Hindus Jtt tg hurt some Muslims. They MUg u„. vis previous to marching ou; with the
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    Sarawak Cession Opposition
    159 3 A.P. Loudon. d..:i.' 17—Mr. Aathom Brooke, ftmjah Muc'a ol Sarawak, today supported his father. Captain Bertram BroakC, in criticising th< cession of Sarawak to the British Crown. In a letter to the Times, the Raja: Muda said thai ia ;.pite cl the. dc termination ol 'he Raiah
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    Chetniks Killed British Officer
    262 3 heilorieh, former Yugoslav war blister and C'hetnik lead.-r tr al bafare the military -'oui hsn said that a British office Major Terence Athcrtm (farmer Bad han corresponded o<" the Lo iuoi. Dii!'. Mall), who entered Yugoslavia to contact the Ch'tiiiks, and an unnamed British sergeant acre
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    COMMUNISTS WON'T JOIN FRENCH GOVT.
    51 3 Paris. June 17.—The French Communist Party last night refused to take part in thr coalition government headed bv MRP (Progressive Catholics), trr strongest party in France. The Ce-itral Committee of the Party passed a resolution favouring continuation of the tripartite govern I ment under Socialist
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    "Drastic Steps"
    513 4 The public of Singapore, and of Malaya generally, will have read with considerable relief that "drastic steps" against the present crime wave are contemplated. His Excellency the Governor informed the Press on Saturday that the measures contemplated were drastic and might give rise to political considerations. This hint
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    When Malaya Was MYSTERY LAND
    1551 4 LATE SIR FRANK SWETTENHAM REMEMBERED WARS OF RAJAHS A great deal of Malayan history is recalled by the death of Sir Frank Swettenham. but perhaps nothing points the passage of time more dramatically thai the froh ispiece of his classic "Brit'sh Malaya," written a few
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    GBS MIGHT HAVE BEEN CEYLONESE
    464 4 Reuter LONDON. June 16.—Both the British and Indian peonies have a long way to go before they will be free and leisure enough to concern themselves with one another. Mr. George Bernard Shaw made this typical reply when he was asked in an interview by
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    Aizerbaijan's New Governor Is A Communist
    196 4 A.P. Teh-!:.n. Juro 17—The Prop? gtinda Minister Prince Pirouz n.duy announced that Jafar Pishj,.. i head of the Aizerbaijan antOftOßSOaiswvernment, is retir'.njr from jui He offie«. Dr. Salamollah Jtevid, who w*. Minister of the Interior In tUi Plshevari ffovernmcrt. has It,in pointed GoYeraor-Geroral o;
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    Adult Suffrage In Burma
    60 4 London, tmn l7._Tho Burma Legislature Bill, the legislation to allow for adult suffrage in Burma, is to come before the House of Commons on Friday. The measure Is no! thought likely to raise controversial Issues as Conservative opposition is at one with the Labour Government la
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    READERS' VIEWPOINTS
    456 4 The Sixth Column One of the >• that ran over threat n from within during war the crackinj up of its ;ale. This danger ilea laQea fifth column Now that peact ha or the machination nlsts and other tuft to andermk.. disappeared. But th 'y great danger of
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    Blow Struck At Colour Bar In America
    517 5 Segregation On Buses Ruled Illegal Reuter. NEW YOKK, June 16. —A blow has been struck at the segregation of Negro and white travellers by a ruling given by the United Sta'es Supreme Court that segregation on buses engaged In inter-state business U illegal.
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    Rescue Plane Lands In Street
    119 5 A.P. June 17, A < plane used the arrow main street i B "'oe to snatch Dr. Wi&hik, of the S bUc Health Service. U u-ild Igorot chert he lay dcs- j m. i t rescue was effected i v A messenge, i c Bi
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    Europeans Cut Indian Tents
    82 5 JUii IT—About 30 Eun> last mgnt cut down and car a: the tents at a camp whicn disned laa| Thursday by 11 including six women. m igatast the Asiatic Land ire Bill. r. M. N: :cker. President of the '•i Congress and leader of ive resistance
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    Atom: We Must Choose Only The Good-King
    491 5 Reuter. m, June 17: His I the King, opening yaJ Scxietys Empire ihe Conference ia >n today, said that oduction of the bomb must never be a? an argument scientific research. should rather lead us ali to k for ways and means of
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    Jews Blow Up Bridge
    126 5 Reuser. Jerusalem. June 17—Two Jews were killed during an aracK. on a police guard post at he railway bridle at Zib village north ol Haifa last nigh An official si a ement said foui roads and four rail bridges were damaged m widespread midnight attacks by
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    RAW SILK FROM JAPAN
    35 5 Washington, June 17.—Tne U S- Government will nex; month sell 5.370 bales of raw silk impor ed from Japan under the arrangement between the Governmen and General MacArthurs headquarters in Tokio.
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    Indonesians Submit Counter-Proposals
    177 5 Indonesians Submit Coun ter-Proposals A.P. Batavia, June 17: A high-ranking Dutch spokesman tcnight confirmed that Indonesian couiiter-pro-were today presented to Dr. Van M«ok, Lieutenant Governor-General of the Netherlands East Indies, through an intermediary British olTner. The spokesman said the gis of the proposals would be cabled to Holland, where they
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    CAUTIOUS NAVAL BUILDING POLICY
    365 5 Reuter. LONDON Ju»« 16.—Britain's programme of naval rnns ruction Is likely to mark time until the major nroblems affecting the future r<lie of air raft tamers are resolved, well-informed quarters told me today. The Navy's capital strength is being cut to live battleships and six major
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    JAPAN HAD 440 AIRCRAFT PLANTS
    47 5 Tokio, June 17. —Gen. MacAi ther has ordered the Japanese government to undertake a physics! inventory of all equipment earmarked for "potential reparations' m eluding 440 aircraft factories, li army and naval arsenals and 03 research laboratories previously placed in Allied custody.
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    10,000 Want To Buy 2,000 Tickets
    216 5 Reuter. LONDON. June 16—In bringing his full M ian La Scala orchestra < i ISO to play Jit a concert neie for the firs' timo on July 3, M. Ailuro Toscanini, world famous conductor, will be creat:n<? England's greatest post-war musical attraction. Already before
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    Haile Selassic Wants Eritrea Retukrkned
    134 5 Reuter. ADDIS ABABA, June 16.—Emperor Haiie Eetassie ol Abyssinia today urged that Eritrea, should be given to Abyssinia when the Big Four Foreign Ministen finally decide on the exposal of former Italian colonies. In a special interview with Reuter the Emperor s.ud that for centuries
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    "Big Four" Study Deputies' Report
    164 5 A.P. P\RIS. June 17.—The Four del* (rations to the "Big Four" Foreign Ministers' Conference here oi. Sunday studied their Deputies' into rim report, focussing their attentioon several major issues which are still not agreed upon. The report was understood to 10 elude a skeleton draft
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    Gay London Going
    81 6 Reuter. London. June 17—The gay flags and bunting which iransformed the shabby, grey Bn Ifth capital into a ci y of light ana j colour for Victory Day celebrations arc coming down his > morninarAt, 8.00 am. GMT. today, it i numoer of workmen arrived in he
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    50 Years Of The Olympic Games
    1541 7 Monday, April 6. 1896. fifty ago. the King of Greece d the first of the Modern pic Games in a stadium a: s which had been specially tor the occasion. r a lapse of fifteen cenbe ancient Olympic s, which had been held at
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    BALL-KICK COST HIM U.S. GOLF TITLE
    229 7 A.P. Cleveland. Ohio. June l Lloyd Mangrum of Los Angeles wen America's highest golfing honor —the Uni ed States Open Golf Championship—when h t > triumphed by one stroke over Byron Nedson and Vio Ghezzi in a second 18-hole playoff. The end to one
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    Ipoh Race Weights
    87 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Monday Weights for the first day of the Ipoh races on Saturday. June 22: Horses class one five furlongs:— Goat's Skin 9.5; Ballymun 9.4; Mickey Rooney 8.12: Rememberance 86; Remember Me 3.1. Horses class two, five furlongs. Gentian 9.2; Distinguished 9.1; Harlequin
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    RECS SOCCER AGAIN
    75 7 The Eurasian soccer team, playing under the name of Recs'. make a wejcome reappearance to-morrow in local sport when they meet the Police in a match at T hompson Road Depot. The following have been invited to turn up for the Recs: Weber, J. de Souza, Humphries.
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    More Comments On England's Test Team
    264 7 LONDON, June I«.— Enjjana'.s test team attracted far less criticism in the Sunday press than mirxht have been expected probably because, Wltl a night in which to study the quea tion thoroughly, there is less grounci for criticism than immediately after the team was
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    Constantine's Comments
    171 7 Reuter. LONDON, June 16.— Commenting on' the England test team, Leaiy Constantine'Reuter's Special Correspondent, says the team has one or two surprises. The inclusion of Gibb as wicket-keeper before Ci.ffllhs is one greatest. if is obvious S2?&t3tSS that the .elecor. are banking heavily on batting to compensate for
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    French Derby Winner
    106 7 Reuter. PARIS, June 16— R. Paul Boyriven's Prince Chevalier which started favourite won the Prix Dv Jockey Club (French Derby) over a mile and a half at Lcngchamps racecourse beating Elsenur by three-quarters of a length wi*i: the French Guineas Winner Pactore third,. Prince Chevalier, by Prince
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    46 7 The following will represent the V.M.C.A. at table-tennis against the Queen's Photo Studio team on Wednesday, 19th June at 7.30 p.m. at the Tennis Pavilion: —Fung Guan Chye, Cho Cheong Wah, Ng Kian Seng, E. D. Sanders. Henry Oh. Reserves: —Chong Kum Cheong, Yeo Seng Peck.
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    Cautious Comments On New India Plan
    1076 7 Reuter. BOMBAY, June 17: The British Cabinet Mission announcement has been generally well received in the Indian press, although, while still awaiting the official reaction of Congress and Muslim League, most papers display caution. Delhi's "Hindustan Times", a pro-Congress paper of which Mahatma Gandhi's
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    Rubber Industry Faces Serious Crisis
    355 7 LONDON. June If,.— Without a big advance on the "Utterly made quate price of tenpence per pound fixed by the British Government .or growers the United States pays one shil'ing there may be a serious crisis in the Malayan rubber industry,' declares Mr. O. If.
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    Indian Cricketers Entertained
    184 7 Reuter NOTTINGHAM. June It-—lnn.*.'* cricketers were today entertained >*J the Duke of Portland, President 01 the Notti; ghamshire County Cricket Club. The whole party visited his mansion, Welbeck Wood House, a few miles from the city and c;l of the finest houses in the country. Part of
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    Cycling Test: Disqualified
    117 7 A.P. AMSTERDAM. June 17.—The international race for amateur cyclists, the last test before the 1946 world championship, ended on Sunday in a Scandinavian victory, with Denmark and Sweden second. Though Lesle Janemar (Sweden) finished first, tall Borge Nielsen U openhagem was proclaimed winner by tb<> judges because
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    J.C.S.A. Badminton
    65 7 Members are requested to note that practices are being conducted at "70, Balestier Road, on Saturdays fivm 5 p.m. and Sundays from 7 am. All interested are cordially invited. It is hoped to utilize the club's gymnasium hall for badminton games in the near future. Clubs and parties
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    U.S. WIN IN DAVIS CUP TENNIS
    69 7 A.P. St. Louis, Missouri, June 1 7 The United Sta:es Davis Cup tennis team made a clean sweeD of its interna ional match with the Philippines without lc/ing a single set. Frankic Parker, i op-ranking American player, downed Amado Sanchez. 6-1. 6-4, 6-0. in
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    PATAUDI HITS A CENTURY
    502 8 Indians In Strong Position Against Notts Reuter. NOTTINGHAM, June 17.—An unfinished cental? by the Nawab of Pataudi, playing his second game after Ml re eit il ness, and good scores by Merchant and H&tare were the highlight* cf todays play at Nottingham, where the Indian touris
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    NAVY SOCCER FINAL
    27 8 Group picture Mm before the Naval DoekyarO cup fIM between ,<U H.M.S. Alaunia and Group picture <a* SEE which was won by the Alauna.
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    TO-DAY'S SOCCER MATCH
    110 8 Some good soccer should be sened up today when the Crosskeys meet an S A.F.A. XI ai the Jalan Besar Stadium this a cuing. This is the first of a series of games for the S.A.F.A. XI which ia being experimented with. Many promising youngsters are be'ng
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    Washbrook Injured
    146 8 Reuter. LONDON. June 17—C;ri! W.. brook, Lancashire and England opining batsman who is in the England team to meet India in the first Test on Saturday, was injured today at Manchester. In the match with Surrey the first ball of the d.i y bowled by fast bowler Alf
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    THEIR MAILS ARE SLOW TOO
    63 8 Reuter. Lagos, June 16.—The cancellation of air services between Britain and Cairo pending the reinstatement of meteorological officers is causing a serious holdup of Government and commercial mails and passages in West Africa, it was stated yesterday. Some quarters attribute «,he trouble to lack i
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    Widespread Forest Fires In Newf'dland
    191 8 Reuter. SI JOHNS, Newfoun Uand Jun< 11. A fast eres ol Newfoundland n b Banting maaa with fori I Bi nanny m :'o art reported --ra R fm i.i Clarenrille to Grandfalls. Last night, Gander n'rpcrt, an Important llnlt in tne Empire"! d* ranees until
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    Murder Of Parachutists: Generals Charged
    219 8 Reuter. WUFPERTAL, Germany, Jane 17.—Details of secret pa a hate operation? ioytoi" a d 4 islol" behiid German lines i i the Vosge > mounts n? two years ago were disclosed publicly for t*ie first iiaie today at the war crim?- trial in Wuppertal ca
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    32 8 The Y's Men's Club of Singapore will hold their fortnightly luncheon meeting at the Capitol Restaurant (2nd floor) on Sat. June 22, at 1.15 after which a general meeting will be held.
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    Portugal Beat Ireland 3-1
    93 8 Reuter. LISBON. Juno 16.—Portugal beat Inland by thu foal* to one after lending 2 —o at half-time in an in Urnationnl football match here before a crowd of 60,000. This was the first time an ail Ireland team, embracing Northern Ireland and the Free State, had
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    JAPS SILENT ON ATOM PROPOSAL
    58 8 A.P. Tokio. June 16.—Most Metrojx)litan newspapers played without comment Mr. Baruch's atomic plan —an important development lor this country »vhi°n knows the atom bomb best. Privately. Japanese believe the nation has a tag stake in the future* disposal of th! bomb because the new constitution
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    53 8 A.P. WASHINGTON. June 18.—The Office of PrU'e Administration has fixed a retail ceiling price of $1.70 for a pair of very sheer nylon hoiserv which is due U< reach the market 60on. This compai"s with the ceiling of H1.40 cents for standard nylons and $1.45 cents f or a popular
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    British Troops Stage Big Comb Out In Palestine
    448 8 New Terrorist Attacks In Holy Land Reuter. JERUSALEM, June 17.— Conbin tl forces of Brit,h'iu'an:ry. Palestine polke and Royal Air Force rerWnnal suit c planes are to Jay pouring the= holy land in a nationwide man -hunt for armed Jewish terror™** who
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    Dacoits Kill 11
    56 8 Reuter. RANGOON. Jure 17.— Sixteen dacoits and two robberr wore last Friday in the Thayetniyo area in centra! Burma. In one vilage five daeoits killed 11 villagers and by riled down six houses while another village was ransacked l>y ->o daeoits. Five dJaeoita ■nrrendered in Shwebe operations
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    Vienna SOS To La Guardia
    52 8 Reuter. LONDON. Jun Lord Mayor of v enna, Ge rai Theodor Koerntr telegraphed to General of UNB \lt.tZl ella La Guar a him to visit the city to vince himr.elj o the distress radio reporter "Unless he:p cm quickly the collapse;' the U "We can
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    Socialism—Little By Little
    274 8 Socialism —Little By Little A.P. London, Ju jtv. paUern of Britain's social; ism, already plann rj as far as nine years i ,v, e had emerged as cautio£ we:ding of stati hi ana more or less controlled private enter Glen Williams, respondent. The avowed 06 Labour Party h a full
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