Malaya Tribune, 13 August 1946

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune The Paper Of The People Of Malaya Phone Numbers: Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 5813 EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13 1946 PRICE 10 CENTS The Malaya Tribune TUESDAY. AUGUST 13. 1946.
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    Muar Camp Conditions Described
    180 1 Paratroops' Trial al Correspo7idcn!). KLUANG. Tuesday. #1 n ss stated ss-exjattdnatton this the resumption of :al of 263 memb?rs Paratroop Battalion mutiny, hat livions In Muar were v:ry U F.van ol A" ComI v- urt ha. rains nto the camp, and d m urn oat i
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    MUSSO'S BODY FOUND
    95 1 Reuter. ROME. Aug. 12.—MussO~ 1 H*fj bedy. stolen from h s unknown" burial place <« < some weeks has i bet n recovert i. S Dttals of he discovert) J are no/ ye: known, bu U I I learned thai the remains wtrm handed over to tin-
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    Bank Clerks Strike
    74 1 Reuter. CALCUTTA. Aug. 12—Over 6.000 employees of rhe Imperial Bank of India in branch?s extending from Bengal to Kashmir are involved in a strike for a 40 per cent, salary increase which began today, according to the Bank's Indian Staff Association which called the "strike. Altogether 285
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    Monty Prepares For Big Army Talks
    142 1 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 12.—Field-Marshal Viscount MontChief of the Imperial General Staff, morning began one of the most important War P-rations ever conducted in peacetime. :c: thcoming week he rTeiisive warfare with army officers —the My ever of senior offi--0 nference—the third of a C
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    Soviet Suggestion
    71 1 Reuter. ISTANBUL. Aug. 12 -According to I>ITH information here. Soviet Russi a in her note to Turkey about th e revision of the Momreux convention expressed the de>ire th*t a new regime over the Straits for the control of navigation between th c Mediterranean and the Back Sea
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    CHINA PROBLEM MAY GO BEFORE U.N.O. COMMUNISTS IN FAVOUR
    459 1 AMERICA BLAMED FOR CONFLICT i.^»S ANKING AUG 13.—CHINESE COMMUNISTS ULKE UNOFFICIALLY REPORTED YESTERDAY TO BE PREPARED TO TAKE THETR QUARRET, WITH J^iSSYS**™ TO THK ITNiTEO NVfIONS SE COUNCIL. IF PE ICE DISCUSSIONS REMAINED STALEMATED. Tiie independent newspaper Hsin Mm Pao said
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    STOP PRESS
    49 1 A.P. London, Aug. 12. —Britain today crclared that civil war threatens vhf lioly Land and invoked a total blockade against illegal Jewish immigration. Reaction followed with one Jiwish leader declaring ihe decision would result in "much more nuffciing but it won't r.top the ftream of immigrant?."—A P.
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    JEWS ALLEGE TERROR REIGN IN AFGHAN
    146 1 Reuter. NEW York, An*. IS.—The World Jt m <h CoQmrCSI today asked ihe United Nation:, to refuse the appll'•'iiu!! for nwpberahip by Afghani-tan on the (,-rcund that th" Afghanistan G >• nr... in vac carrying on v "virtual reign of terror" against over ">.Ooit
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    Arabs Agree
    64 1 Reuter. ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 12. Arab foreign Minivers after a two-hour Conference announced in a communique i>sued here last night that they Had reached unanimous deci>ions on the main point» of thp co-ordinated Arab policy towards Palestine and other problems." The latter are stated to include co-ordination of Arab
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    Hot Words At Peace Table
    285 1 A.P. *!X 3 ;7-Russia's delegate to the Peace Conferenc? Andrei Vishinsky, hurled a charge of "in§£L United States Secretary of States James F. Byrnes yesterday during a heated conference argument over continuation of the debate on Italy's plea for a softer peace. The bitter argument
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    £10.000 Theft In Street
    68 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM. Aug. 12.—Diamonds valued at £10.000 ncre stolen from a diamond merchant as he left a bank in the All-Jewish city of Tel Aviv this morning to go to his offic e in the same building. Five armed men waylaid him >natclud the satchel of
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    Mufti Confers With Arab Leaders
    71 1 Reuter. ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 12. The Mufti of Jerusalem who had been sheltering In Egypt since his flight from France was today seeing Jamal Husseini his kinsman and deputy chairman of Pakstine Arab Higher Committee. Yesterday the Mufti had a conference lasting three hours with Abdul
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    2 S'pore Fires
    73 1 Bel lewd to have been caused by a lighted cigarette end being carelessly fhrown near some rubber solution, a Ure occurred in a tvr P retreading shop at Race Cour> p Road at about 7 p.m. yesterday. Another Are in the same locality was reported the sam
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    Peace at the conference Prime Minister Clement At nee read, a newspaper before the opening of the August 3 plena** session of the Peace Conference in Luxembourg Palace, Paris—AP Pho o.
    35 1 Peace at the conference Prime Minister Clement At nee read, a newspaper before the opening of the August 3 plena** session of the Peace Conference in Luxembourg Palace, Paris AP Pho o. AP Pho o
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    POLISH-CZECH BORDER CLOSED
    709 1 New move to stop illegal immigration Reuter. LONDON, Avg. 12 —Th Po 1 i s h-Czechoslovakian frontier has been closed following the decision of Great Britain to step illegal immigration of Jews into Palestine, Prague radio reported to-night. The closing of the frontier is designed to check
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    30 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—Senator Capper. Republican of Kansas expressed a belief that it was unlikely C o ngre>s will b e called back before nex t January because of foreign developments.
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    M.P. Major Killed By Self-Inflicted Shot
    563 2 Returning a rinding that Major Charles Harold Webster R.A., Deputy Provost Marshal, Singapore District, died as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound Singapore's Coroner, Mr. W.G. Porter at the conclusion of an inquiry, yesterday, ended an threemonth search for Webster who had been
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    Death Of Capt. J.C.F. Napier
    119 2 His many frineds in Singapore will regret to learn of the death of Captain J. C. F. Napier R.U.SC. (aped 38) after a very brief illness- He entered the 69 Indian General Hospital on Thursday evening last, underwent a serious operation cn Friday morning, hut
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    ONE ROBBERY
    38 2 There was only one case of rob bery over the week-end. Three Chinese, who were masked and armed wtih pistols, entered a house ifi Temple Street at 7 p.m. on Sunday and got away with $500.
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    ARMY DRIVER ON HURT CHARGE
    67 2 Randall Reei «20». a British army driver, who was alleged to have knocked down a Chinese woman. Margaret Wong, wi h his truck on July I. had a charge of causing grevious hurt by negligent driving explained to him in the Fifth Police Court yes
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    3 MPs Accused In Armed Robbery Case
    223 2 The story of an armed gang robbery at 4 30 afternoon at Aliwal Street, allegedly by two Fiii!? th Ignatius Undason and Stanley Almonte, and thr P slitary policemen, James Marshall Hall Ernest Joh and Cyril Bartlett, was recounted at the Second* 11
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    On Way To Sell Revolvers At $100 Each
    141 2 L::n K;ni Wah (25». who was stated 'o B«Ve been employed as a radio mechanic by the Royal Signals two l months ago. was yesterday sentenced la three years' rigorous imprisonment and fined $500. in default, six mo:ith>" further imprisonment on rharges
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    Tension In Gorizia
    58 2 Trieste, Aug. P r arose in Gorizia. in th a United Stares occupi-? 7n A > Venezia Giula. last 1 c when a procession nearly JS strong took part in t vJ of a Slovene killed during? day's disturbances urin Fr.. Italians tried to i ntPrcf with
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    C.O. GAVE PARATROOPS 2 MINUTES TO DECIDE
    2040 3 CATCALLS AND WHISTLES IN CAMP CANTEEN (From Our Special Correspondent) Under blazing electric liehts within o KLUANG, Monday, gar, 263 members of the 13 «^«SS? 0 1 converted placed under close militaryTrresUn arachut c Regiment who general Court Martial which opened year faced
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    Today's International Conference On Food
    320 3 An international character is assumed this month by Lord Killearn's Conference of Liaison Officers from territories in South East Asia, which opens in Singapore today. French, Siamese and Bur- Major General Sir Reginald mese economic experts willD ennin s. Principal Administraattpnd 1«; wpII is rpnrpcpn-
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    NAVAL BASE STRIKE ENDS
    30 3 The three-week-old strike at the Singapore Naval Base which involved 11,000 labourers, was called off last night. The men are expected to return to work today.
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    MALAYAN CHINESE WINS MILITARY MEDAL
    309 3 Mr. Ban Tsan Chuan, an assistant in the Divsion of Entomology Institute for Medical Research, Kuala Lumpur, has been awarded the Military Medal. Mr. Ban is probably the first Chinese ever to receive this award ichich is made to noncommissioned officers and men of the
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    38 Witnesses For Prosecution
    212 3 tßu Our SpecQal Correspondent) Th Kluang, Monday, tne scene ai f*Z Qb Ut 70 miles f rom B nhru i,adfn^ U l\hi~l lU 2?! fr m Kluan the muddy road o« about 4o aZtl P3St runways U£* Tap Plaves < useless ™ere Thrr <l Pr Ud
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    Sick PoWs Were Immersed In Water
    370 3 vtnttJ lereI ere 0l deal undergone by a number of sick British, Au.Vralian and Dutch PoWs in one of the jungle camps in Siam where t hey were taken one day anc made to enter a fast-flowing river up to their armpits to make
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    Wondered "What Hell" He Had Gone Into
    228 3 1 saw 11 Indian soldiers lying on the pround covered with septic sores and scabies; they were mere skeletons. i wondered «rkat hell I had come into." So stated G.V.P. Pieozzi, formerly Sergeant In the R.c.s.. and at one time an inmate of
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    Bogey Or Real?
    600 4 In the rubber world today the word "synthetic" looms large and, in the eyes of not a few, sinister. The pessimistically inclined are already forecasting the doom of the natural product, basing their argument on the evidence accumulated during the years of war. No one can deny
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    RECOVERY OF HONG KONG-II
    1547 4  -  Malayan rubber helped to move the first wheels in Hong Kong's commercial life after the reoccupation. By Major David Wehl In many of the occupied place; the day of liberation was followed by a feeling of disillus on and anti-climax. For three and a half years
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    PLENTY OF FOOD IN KALGAN
    561 4 A.P. (By Caroline CoDhy. Kaigan, where the roads to Peiping and the Inner Mangofan plains meet in a fertile valley surrounded by high mountains, is second only to Yenan in its impor ance to the Chinese Communists. L'f 3 there proce ds calmly despite the
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    2 "Fuzzy-Wuzzy" Angels Are Studying
    193 4 Reuter. SYDNEY, (Air Mail): Two "fuzzy-wnzzy angels who holp d the A.I.F. al Milne Bay three years ago are doing a special course at Sydney Teachers' Col•ep, t-ouahfythem to ins- Nic 7 000 of their fellows a Papua. <hey Kre Peter J Cftn d 2
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    First Asiatic a.s.p.
    1205 4 "Islamica" Looks Around The promotion of Che' A. W i Mahmood from the post of Chief Inspector to that of Assistant Superintendent of Police should give great pleasure to the Asiatic communities of Singapore as this is the first instance of an Asiatic having been promoted to
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    China To Bid For Cotton Market
    78 4 Reuter. SHANGHAI, Air Hai has decided to mafce a <let. i attempt to win n South SeM ket fcr Chinese cotton pief f W.th this end in view the CM" ese Government is ton petition from the statv Textile Develop lent 00 for the
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    Hirohito Knew China War Would Be Long
    359 5 A.P. tokiA inne A sv > Associated Press Correspandent) knew h£ ™sUg'5 Ug 12 '71*? July 1937 Emperor Hirohito and h^.^. w u,d hay to battle China for years and beseeched his troops to beat down the enemy. We are afraid that the
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    Repatriation Of Dependents Of Govt. Servants
    112 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday—The Malayan Union Government has agreed to accept liability to repatriate and pay for the p.* sages of dependants of Government servants whe died during the Japanese occupation and up to March 31. 1946. it is disclosed in an official circular in
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    29 5 SINGAPORE, Aug. 12.—Local Indonesian leaders said today they have received official sanction for Singapore Indonesians to celebrate the first anniversary of the establishment cf the "Indonesian Republic' on Aug--17.
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    WANTS MORE UK HELP FOR CHINA
    75 5 Reuter. SH LNGHAI, Aug. p._"We hat Britain will •-1 more of a hand to China in her f need," declared Pao" sometimes Catholic Daily—in I mmenting on ich Mes ahead of Ami ;.ssador," Sir R Stevenson, r Government of n'.inues the paper, to be
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    They Pray For No More Quakes
    54 5 A.P. rCDAD itUJILLO. Aug. 12.— f DomJnicnni trudged miles through the to kneel at crude the V .*in Mary and pray earthquakes, tidal I hat have be- et this ■rjren days, binders were part U ft homeless l»y the 'atastrephe. thei levont villagers eager
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    Arab Foreign Ministers
    57 5 Reuter. XAKDRIA Aug. 10.—Foreign -;aies were enre during the for M conference on t *aic>tn p Question. .io-*e object is to in th c light of and American lix future status of ted to last for two ed by Eg\p t at the hose Foreign MinisJanuuL been
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    Politics Taboo In Persian Army
    68 5 i ag- 12. —Ghavam SulP rae Minister, issued ay forbidding army and officers and non-com-ra to belong to any ..nd placing a ban on "ivities among mem- t ore es for breach of this >0 announcedtarters here made the thai the ban follows on the
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    "Pressure Pattern flying" experiment
    247 5 Reuter. BURY, SHROPSHIRE, Aug. 11:—A new na--1 method known as "pressure pattern flying" I by six aircraft which returned to the EmNavigation School here today after compietag flight of 10,000 miles in 13 days. The craft which undertook the flight has been Gibraltar. m fly'ng is
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    No Bread Shortage There!
    47 5 Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 10:—In preparation for the abolition of bread rationing, the capacity of bakeries in the Soviet Union is being increased by at host 3,250 tons daily, said Moscow radio today. Twentyfive thousand new bakers and confectionaries are now under training. Heuter.
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    HKSRA Disbanded
    126 5 Reuter. BOMBAY, Aug. 11 The famous Hongkong-S ngaporc Royal Artillery, with a record and trad.Hon reachinp to the early days of the British Empire in the Far Eas., has been dsbanded at a ceremonial parade held at Visapur Camp near Ahmednagar. Lieut. Gen. Sir Thomas Hutton. Colonel Commandant
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    Scotland Yard Keeps A Watchful Eve
    359 5 Muslims' "Direct Action" Day In London Reuter. «W «W Mohammed Ali jbs ;Z f d l nt 1p A U-tadia Muslim League for 01 AuR w l6 M Direct Action" Day will 15 Muslim In Britain on Aug rt, p"[,? SU ot convenience that
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    Nehru's Sympathy With Indonesians
    89 5 Reuter. BOMBAY. Aug. 11.—The Congress President, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, issued a statement to the press today expressing sympathy for "'our brothers and sisters in Indonesia fighting to reta J n their independence and to protest their new-born republic.*' He said h e hoped to attend the
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    Will Present Women's views
    95 5 A.P. PAWS, Atff. 11—A delegation of three American women have arrived here to present to the Peace Conference delegates the views of the People's Mandate Committee, organised in 21 American republics. The delegates' chairman, Mrs. Thomas Burke of Washington. Mrs. Claude Pepper, wife of the Florida
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    59 5 SUNGEI, PATANI. Monday.—On a charge of theft of the cross-lining of a mosquito curtain which he cut off with a pair of scissors on Aug. 2, from house in Harvard Estate. Haji Ahmad bin Haji Arshad, a police constable attached to the Bendong police- station, was sentenced to three months'
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    New Threat To Port Swettenham
    248 5 Reuter. KUALA LUMPUR. Aug. 12. Having just overcome a strike which held up Malaya s exports of tin and rubber. Port Swettenham, main port of the Malayan Union. is now faced with the serious threat of having practically the whole of its working capacity paralysed
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    20-Point UNESCO Agenda
    249 5 Reuter. NEW YORK. Aug. 11.—An agenda composed of 20 points face*, the United Nations Social and Economic Council when it opens its third session here on Sept. 11. according to riie teX( of the provisional agenda puolislied tonight. With 11 of tne items due for later discussion
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    50 5 A.P. WARDHA, Aug. 12.—The Congress Party Working, C ommittee has adopt ed a resolution expressing the 'hope that Portugal will be denied membership in the United Nations" and assailing the Portuguese administration of the territory cf Goa on India's Arabian sea roast as the "worst form of colonial administration. A.P.
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    Appeal To UNRRA To Extend Life
    250 5 WASHINGTON, Aug. 12-The long-scheduled liquidation of UNRRA programme, beginning December 31 is bringing appeals for international relief efforts to continue through 1947 Czechoslovakia, Poland, Greece, Yugoslavia, China, Norway, Austria and Russia are among the countries receiving UNRRA r?lief and asking the United States and
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    Nazi Arms Cartel To Be Taken Over
    129 5 Reuter. BERLIN. Aui. 11.—The biggest German armaments cartel in Europe. Veivinigtp Stahlwc-rke (United Steelworks'. In the Ruhr Is shortly to be taken over bj thj British authorities, it is reliably reported here. The British planned t Q tak e Offer the gigantic 'combine,
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    54 RADIO STATIONS MAY CLOSE DOWN
    51 5 Reuter. SHANGHAI, Aug. 9.—Fiftyfour Shanghai radio stations will be forced to close down should the Ministry of Communications remain hrm in its decision to reius? licences. Six privatelyowned stations have been granted licences, and another six will receive permission after modifications to their equipment.—
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    "One Man's Junk Another's Treasure"
    158 5 London, Aug. 12. There was a terrific flap at the Ministry of Supply this week. They let 13 four wheeled trailers specially built to carry radar equipment and wanted them urgently- It was then discovered somebody had passed them out as junk and they had
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    USShips In European Waters
    78 5 A.P. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.— Government onViais here said yesterday that the Navy now has a carrier, four cruisers and seven destroyers in European waters under the policy of "showing the flag". Some of 'the vessels are in the Mediterranean, and some in the Headquarters in England.
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    Dismissal Appeal Dismissed
    82 5 Reuter. ATHENS. Aug. 10—The Greek Council of State, the suprem e body in legal disputes between individuals and the Government, today dismissed an appeal by former leaders of the General Confederation of Labour asiain>i their dismissal by the Greek Government. The Government had acted Under the decree
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    GERMANS IN SPAIN
    57 5 Reuter. MADRID, Aug. 10,—The Spanish Government today issued an appeal to Germans living in Spain and \vLose return to Germany has been demanded by the Allies asking ihem to go back. The Government stated that it is guaranteed they will not be sent to the Soviet zone
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    Laughter At Court Martial
    269 6 Reuter. KLUANG. Aug. 12—After a hearing which lasted five and a half hours, the court martial sitting in the case of 263 me n of the 13tn (Lancashire) Battalion of th c Sixth Airborne Regiment who are charged with mutiny, adjourned until tomorrow. Four and a
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    "General Hospital Can Carry On Indefinitely"
    82 6 i Tribune Staff Reporter The General Hospital is now i„ a position to cam on indefinitely s>aid tlie Chief Medical Officer yesterday, referring to ,ru respond to W appeal for volunteers to help i„ thp, menial tasks as bving tatU/aCIn addition to private individuals
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    JAVA: INCREASED FIGHTING REPORTED
    563 8 A.P. Reuter. BATAVIA. Aug. 12.—Indonesian military activity has greatly increased in all parts of Java except the region around Batavia with the approach of the first anniversary of the Indonesian "declaration of independence" a British military spokesman announced to-day. The "Indonesian Republic" was proclaimed on Aug.
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    STRUGGLE WITH GUNMAN DESCRIBED
    227 8 At the conclusion of B preliminary inquiry in th P Third '*M.i;i>trate s Court yesterday, a Teochew, Heng Bak Cheng. was committed to stand Ida trial at the Assize> on charges ot attempted murder, currying firearm-, and possession «>f explo-i\e.>. Chief Inspector F. J. Patton. in
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    Russia Wants A Revision
    130 8 A.P. ISTANBUL. Aug. If. RH—l, formally ha- requested revision oi the Montreux Convention International Pact governiag both war and peacetime trmffk through vital Dardanelles unofficial but reliable source said SundaV. T ;v request reportedly was mad? shortly before Friday midnight, the deadline under which modification?* ol
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    GIFT PARCELS CONFISCATED
    160 8 Reuter. AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Aug. 1: —The repc|ted confiscataon by th° British Board of Trade of New Zealand food parcels for Britons was dr. cribed today as an unwarrantable interference by the Mayor ot Auckland. Reports of the Bo aid's alleged action was said here today to
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    Goat Was Crowned King
    129 8 Reuter. DUBLIN. Aug. 12.—A goat brought from the highest mountain In Eire was crowned king in the Market Squar e at Killorgliu. County Kerry, last uight tt) start thre P fantastic days and nights of drinking and love making at Ireland's greatest festival. Why thp goat
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    NEHRU ACCEPTS INVITATION ON INTERIM GOVT
    204 8 Reuter. New Delhi Aug 12 Pandit Nehru, Presdent of Congress has accepted ;h° invitation of th» Viceroy Lord Wavell to makt proposals for th? immediate fcr nation of an interim government, it was officially announced here today. A communique issued from the Viceroy's house
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    Gloucester 132 for 3 Decld., Indians 85 for 3
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    Imam Of London Mosque Leaves
    71 8 Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 11.-The Imam of London llosqae, J. D. shams, left for India today. The Imam took charge «f London Mosque in 198« and created a controversy in certain ecclesiastical quarters last year when he published pamphlets and documents claiming that Jesus died in
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    Score Board
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    Tribute to Chinese Volunteers
    75 8 (From Our Oun Reporter) Malacca. Monday. At the first general meeting of the Straits Chine.se British Assoc;at.on the chairman related the magnifi<ml part of the Chinese volunteers had played in the defence of Malaya I He said that Government should I take urgent steps in the
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    Fishlock Hits Bright 117
    267 8 Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 12.—Rain again interfered with the day's cricket prcgramme but no: so severely as was the c ase en Saturday although two matches have yet to stain and they become one-day fixtures if the weaIhsr relents to-morrow. Two ten ur:on s today were Fishlock.
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    Overcharged For Prawns, 6 Weeks' R.I.
    85 8 I bought it dear, so I sold it *e»r; besides last Sunday was a gjjnese festal day. ple a de d Goh Ha„ Koo. a stall-kc eep r of Joo Uua t Market, who admitted overcitargins a customer for half a katty of prauns
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    RAILWAY STATION TRESPASSERS FINED
    43 8 frir PhinJ 8, thne Indians and flnpri tin Se W6re and w .L° or cne week s gaol Lw*. p? appeared in *the I Four.h Police Court yesterday with trespass o*the I?n Aug m 7° f the railway stat:on
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    14 8 PENANG, Monday.-Elaborate at rangements are being made for Victory Day celebrations here on Sept.
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    England Players To Tour Australia
    311 8 Reuter. ONDO T N > Aug. 11:—Laurie Fishlock, Bill Edrich and James Langridge have been chosen to complete the England team to tour Australia during the forthcomcoLTdembly final Ch iCe Sh Uld the s!Se Qf The J; whicn now numbers 17 will sail in the
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    Two Years' Gaol For S'pore Bigamist
    214 8 The first bigamy case to come up for trial f the liberation was heard before a common jury ann Justice W. J. Thorogood at the sitting of thp s'en Singapore Assiz?s yesterday, and resulted in'a'ui Henry Anang Tan alias Mohamed Jaafar bin Ban??' being
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    S.H.B. CLERK CHARGED
    62 8 Vim Wing Srng <22i. a clerk employed m the Smgaputv Harbour Board appeared before Magistrate X M Byrne ygatarday, alleged to \i.i\t; converted for his own use rations *hien had been entrusted to bin He it alleged o have dlwho—l I;, di mound tkwm to cooties without
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF RICE
    56 8 Fif;een Chinese, including twe women, who were arrested by the polic l at he railway gocds shed on Saturday, appeared in the Fourth Mag'strate's Court yesterday on a charge of theft of 19 sacks of rice and 10 sacks ot flour. All claimed trial and the
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    Alleged Gunman Yelled
    197 8 Lim Seng Yong, one of rk 4 men arrested during the J2 raid on Pulau Minyak ontL morning of July 4, was nrodmL in the Third Police rerday af ternoon on a tenia it charge of carrying a revolver Dui\ng the raid on n e i houses,
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    NEW ACTING REGISTRAR
    86 8 When th c Second Stagftpon. assfe?s started yesterday there we twenty-six cases on h. list 1 To relieve pressure, cases tit being tried by Mr. N a a i and Mr. Justice W J simultaneously i n different Mr. Justice Worley has On his, list including th,,
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    Charge Is Withdrawn
    39 8 Committed to the Assizea or. 2 charge in connection with the F nanc'al Regulations. Lee 1 Kiat was discharged v.v.d icq nit by Mr. Justice Thoro-. Second Singapore Am when the prose cut ior thdre* charge.
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